Encourage Home Industry Wool Carding in Texas
A Memphis style call to patrons and neighbors announces readiness to receive and card wool. Instructions cover bores removal, salt dissolved in warm water, drying, and parceling not over twenty five pounds. Terms take one fourth wool or 10 to 12 cents per point by color, with offers to trade country produce and ready wool rolls for sale. March 18 1660 in Callas, Texas.
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M. M. Mottiow
Callas
Texas
West Legitature
Mercury Regene
Nincore
Senate
Supreme Court
Hinds
United States
South
Pexas
Congress
U.S
Galveston Civilian marks thirty-one years of course and growth
The Galveston Civilian reflects on its 31 years of publication noting its stance as advocate of law and order and tolerance. It recalls founders and readers, acknowledges past differences, and outlines plans to expand with a larger Weekly and a new Daily and Tri-Weekly edition, plus a commercial department.
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Civitinn
Bagal
Deanne
Galveston
Fourth Ward
Enterprising Office-Seekers Flee Grant Private Interview Scene
The New York Herald reports a humorous scene as Grant requests a private talk with Gen Lee. Senators and representatives, angered by intrusion, retreat in disarray saying rebels gain access while others lose private business. The piece mixes satirical vignettes on social behavior and public figures.
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Lee Apvancis
Orrer-Serkkers SkepaAppLe
New York Herald
Washington
Grant
Gen. Lee
The Smithy Song of Courage and Labor
A lyrical scene unfolds inside a smithy where the hammer rings and sparks fly as the worker strikes the iron. A chorus cheers from children at the doorway while the narrator sings to inspire patience, strength, and perseverance through long hours of labor.
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Voles
Fard
Political Dispatches Highlight Postmaster, Immigrant Policy
Telegraphic report from Washington and surrounding cities outlines Mrs. Mary Walker’s bid for a male clerical post, Navy orders to guard merchant shipping, and growing debates on Texas constitutional provisions. The piece notes legislative plans to fund public schools, immigration programs, and judgeships, with strong warnings about burdensome taxes and racial considerations shaping district school oversight. It cites flooding and ship incidents near Cincinnati and New Orleans, plus legal maneuvers in Virginia and Kansas on wartime property claims.
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Texas
Washington
Mary Walker
Thomas J. White
Nashiville
Devatir
Tennes
Virgina
Adalge
Cincinsati
Darling
Mary Ervin
Westmoreland
Melustic
Cheyenne
Clinton
Mexico
Villiore
Sildros
Lafayette
Virginia
Louisiana
West Daton
Hedson
Baton Rouge
Kuuexs
Kapap Paneer Ae
Unt
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Fande
Ples
Uni
Europe
Pul Lle Dominion
Liverpool Steamship Company
Il Dogena
Royal Leage
Board of Directors
Art TX
Immigration Department
Negroce
Panpets
Voters urged action across counties for legislative choice
The article urges unity among counties in the same district to select trustworthy representatives. It calls on readers to talk with neighbors and ponder the suggestions to reach a concerted understanding and proper turnout.
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Lieutenant Brain of the Confederacy Recalls Imprisonment
A New York Tribune sketch portrays Lieutenant John C Brain the last imprisoned Confederate, detailing his capture aboard the Chesapeake in 1863, his long confinement from 1863 to 1866, and his appeal for presidential clemency or a speedy trial amid a deteriorating health and dependence on a widowed mother and two daughters.
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John C. Brain
Newton
Raymon Street
Prospect Park
Delingacney
Woll
Brain
Braine
Confederate Naval Department
Faber
Steplou Ry Malloy
Jones
Tidhall
Naval Department
Semmes
Mallit
Lichmond
Tale
Poin
Njon
Njon the High Soas. the Cheasaponte Sailed From New York
Portland
Seal Cove
Grand Abinnan
Maine
John Parker
David Cowlings
HW. A. Parr
Chesapeake
Lieut
Cowlins
Ofler
Americ
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Patr
Parr
United States
Urly
Mt. Jeliis
Jolyn
Marter
Nova Beotia
Sard Mor Arbor
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Mila
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Nichols
Talon
Mesu
Cremwtell & Co
New York
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Seward Alternant
Hatin
Iemache
Colt
St. Mary
West Indies
Lincoln
Savaneeh
Wall House
Williamsburg
45Th Precinct
Alby
U.S
Ifo
Wrotc
Philip Nolan
Fehier
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