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Constitution
University
Pam
Lee
South
Cyrus T. McCormick
New Yorks
Scollere
Davis
Joseph E. Johnston
Beauregard
Ewell
Hood
Hays
Buckner
Taylor
R.E
John and Joseph LeConte
Georgia
South Carolina
Richard Johnson
Penn Lucy Institute
Baltimore
Charles Venable
University of Virginia
Gildersheive
Holmes
Sachtleben
University of South Carolina
M. F. Maury
University of Alabama
New York
Dorte
Spongoer
Lewis McLane
Batiste
C. B. Richardson
Richardson
Chil
Georgia Governor Rufus B. Bullock
The text identifies Rufus B. Bullock as the governor of Georgia.
Proclamation Offers Reward for Evans Murder Suspect
Governor Rufus B Bullock announces a two hundred dollar reward for the capture and delivery of Alexander H Evans in Taliaferro County and an additional five hundred dollars for his arrest and five hundred dollars for conviction. The notice, dated July 12, 1871, urges swift arrest and trial.
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Weerneas
Taliaferro County
Alexander H. Evans
Jesse Nunn
Evans
Proclamation Offering Reward for Escapee James Toombs
Official bulletin reports James Toombs, condemned for murder and under death sentence in Houston county jail, has escaped and is at large. Governor Bullock orders a $500 reward for his apprehension and delivery to the Houston county Sheriff for punishment. Issued at the Capitol Atlanta July 14 1871.
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Teneas
Lumpkin County
Atlanta
United States of America
Rufus B. Bullock
Wueres
James Toombs
Houston County
Executive Department
Duty, Hope, and a Child's Plea for Home
A sentimental piece urges duty over ease, urging readers to aid the weary and grieving, exemplified by a child begging a distant father to come home as a family faces illness and loss. A comic anecdote at a fair mocks the misuse of blacking, while fashion and rail rent notes close the item with a touch of society lore.
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St. Twel
American Institute
Messrs
Day
Martin
A Protracted Damascus Meeting and a Tale of Lost Love
A reader recalls a long Baptist revival near Damascus with Mrs H and Mr H fostering a log church and heartfelt revival led by Pastor Culbreth. The piece shifts to a short fiction scene where Henry Wallis debates portraits, romance, and a failed proposal, ending with Cecilia Vernon eloping with Fitzhue Trefoil, leaving the narrator a bachelor.
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Damascus
Baptist Church
House of God
Man of God
House of Prayer
God S
Culbreth
Christ
Bethesda
Childern
Willis
Henry Willis
Cecilia
Fitzhue Trefoil
Vernons Aviv
Fitzline Trefeil
Miss Vernon
Henry Wallis
Paul
Guidulp
Fitzhue Trefgil
Minnie
Bessie Armitage
Crisison
Vernon Mansion
Squire Vernon
Cecil
Cecilia Vernon
Jecilla
Cecilla
Mr. Markham
Trefoil
Fitzhue
The Thief's Expedient and a Poisoned Life Lesson
A Hin doo tale recounts a condemned thief offering a life saving secret to the king and ministers, staging a test of honesty with a magical gold that will grow trees bearing gold. The five men refuse to prove pure, yet the king pardons the thief. A London Gazette correspondent warns of mustard-based antidotes for poison, while a General Gordon card defends a Southern publishing venture and its leaders amid wartime-era controversy.
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London Literary Gazette
Extraordinary Manifestation at Germantown Ohio Sensation of the Season
Sworn testimony before the Commercial describes a household disturbance near Germantown Ohio with objects moving, furniture overturning, and items breaking. Benjamin Bi Buver testifies that clocks, nicknacks, a feather bed, and other household goods were displaced as family members heard noises and saw effects resembling a spirit manifestation.
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Germantown
Ohio
Cracrynatt
Gornai
Town
Benj
Benjamin Lo Bi
Buver
Lelbon
Horrors in Persia famine and plague spread
The Persian famine in Khorassan causes about three hundred deaths daily. Survivors reportedly devour the dead, and whole families are killed to supply food. The plague has appeared and the Turkish government has set a sanitary cordon along its border.
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Persia
Khorassan
Adversity, parties, and rail plans flash in rough dispatch
A chaotic fragment recounts advice on adversity and wit, a party guest scene with tobacco and whiskey, and E Hussar circulating a plan for Georgia railways with a August Atlanta meeting. It notes a harsh mortality among Mores people, including men women and children.
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Barrer
Hussar
Georgia
Atlanta
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