Jubal Early and His Loyal Servant Old Charles
A lengthy portrait of Gen Jubal Early recounts his life in Lynchburg where he lived in a rented block with his servant Old Charles. The piece notes Early’s racial antipathy, a grave humor about Charles, and a few tense anecdotes including a duel offer with Gen Mahone. It also mentions Early’s friendship with editor Charles Button and a quip about death and graveyard poetry.
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Confederate General's Threats and a Soldier's Oath
A Confederate general bans a veteran from speaking under penalty of death for supporting the Republican Party. The veteran, William Early, insists he remained loyal to the Confederacy. The piece also notes a poet’s quip on life and a promotional blurb for Hood's Sarsaparilla noting its claimed health benefits.
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Louisville and Nashville control purchase details revealed
A syndicate of twelve discusses amusing incidents surrounding their acquisition of the Louisville and Nashville Railway and related securities dealings. They mention short selling, bank involvement, and how J. P. Morgan managed the matter to avoid market panic while noting the property earned well above stated rates.
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Etna Elevation Revised and Eruptive History Noted
The height of Mount Etna is now measured at 10 775 feet, with the main crater 1 728 feet wide and 826 feet deep. Reports recount lengthy quiescence since 1992, a brief 1898 eruption prelude, and a July 1809 surge that dissipated after a few days. A Leslie's Monthly quote on horses notes intoxicated riders being tossed by well trained mounts.
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