Versus of a Drunken Ballad and Confederate Roll
A fragmented poem recounts a drinker's regret and haunted memories as a voice asks for one more drink. The piece shifts to a Civil War era muster rolls excerpt from the New York Tribune detailing Confederate troop numbers, distributions, and movements from 1861 to 1865, with notes on enrollments, duty, and regional strengths.
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New York Tribune
United States
Longstreet
Virginia
Tennessee
Mister Rolle
Confederacy
Long Civil War Battle Timeline and 1867 Political Letter
A dense OCR fragment presents a table of Civil War battles with dates and locations, followed by a 1867 New York Herald notice featuring ex Senator Tarks of New York arguing against negro statehood in the South and urging restoration of the Union. It includes personal notes about allegiance, losses, and relocation plans, ending with rural anecdotes.
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Crista
Negro States
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Falee Tannes
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South
Arma
Alabama
Obriona Fanatien
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Hanan
A Marriage Before the Congregation
A long compilation notes a new Church of Scotland practice of marrying publicly in the church. It recounts a humorous incident where a groom arrived alone, expecting a bride, and the clergyman questions the missing fiancée before adjourning with awkward humor.
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Presbyterian Church
Wilk
Political quarrel and social notes from a Southern state
The piece contrasts the New York Express and Tribune on Republicanism, arguing it brought civil war, rising national debt, high tariffs, and weakened shipping, while criticizing governance and urging scrutiny of Southern state potential. It also comments on industrial virtue, singing workers, Alabama resources, and a note about tea grinding.
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The
New York Express
the Tribune
South
Union
Appeal to Georgia for funds to re bury Confederate dead at Chickamauga
The article appeals to South Western Georgia for immediate contributions to fund reburial of Confederate soldiers buried from Chickamauga to Sherman’s march. It cites scant legislature funding, the need to protect graves, and appeals to regional donors in upper counties while warning neglect would dishonor the dead. It also notes a separate European mining disaster report and a local joke about an elephant and a tree.
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Saxony
Manson
Laughing through a scattered travel scene and diner banter
A rambling humorous vignette unfolds with a wandering traveler and a lively group. Jokes about geography lessons, a green librarian, dyeing hair, a brisk breakfast, and a comic courtroom moment between Jake and Sal pepper the scene.
Paris Exposition and the Imperial Commission on Monetary Unity
The Paris Exposition details a report by the Imperial Commission, chaired by Louis Napoleon, proposing a universal monetary unit and uniform denominations across nations. It recommends a decimal system with a common standard, favoring the French five franc gold as a practical base. It urges legal steps to abandon two standards and adopt one form and denomination for all nations.
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