The Advertiser News and Local Notices
This item records Comrof H W Addison returning with the 7th Virginia, a wounded soldier Tex Jexwins arriving home, a public meeting to form an Auxiliary Confederate League at Coleman's X Roads, and various local notices. It notes Charleston news, onion and blackberry mentions, theatrical plans by ladies, and mock 4th of July commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman's
X Roads
Charleston
J. F. Schmuen
Charleston Mercury
Defense of Secretary Memminger amid press attacks
In a defense of Secretary Memminger, the piece rebuts attacks by Mr Foote and Blatch, extols Memminger’s intellect, integrity, and industry, and argues that taxation and debt policy under his tenure are misrepresented. It asserts Congress bears primary taxation responsibility and explains wartime financing via Treasury notes and inflation, not direct taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foors
Tennesrae
the Treasury
Peeks
Congress
Poors
Wiggehips
Secretary of the Treasury
Foote
Menmixerr
Menoixern
South Carolina
Loucay
Fosse
Mesnixcen
Tresaury
Meysutsaun
United States
Osset
Tagniios
Mr. Meadsam
Treasury
Marietta Evacuations and James Island Action
Readers glimpse Augusta paper detailing Gen Jousson evacuating Kenesaw Fountain and Marietta, with enemy occupation and fortifications nearby, plus Talliaferro's forces on James Island, raids on Fort Johnson, and capture of prisoners and barges as naval and land actions unfold along Legare's Point and the Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Augusta
Ger. Joussiox
Kenesay Bfountain
James Island
Fort Johnson
Charleston Mercury
Dixon's Island
Legare’s Point
Foylight
Rivera’ Causeway
Blake's Battery
Tallisfero
James’ Tsinnil
Saterpay
Grimbatl
Higeo
John’s Island
Robertson
Jones
Fort Johnsen
Joseph A Yans
S. C. Artillery
Wese
Talliaferro
Foster
Ogidla
Souspar
Jos. Yates
Cal Hoyo
Pennsylvania
Anys
Vrery Small
Gregg
Schooner Creek
Morris Island
Charlester
Civil War Treasury Critique and Veteran Tribute
A Confederate era note argues the army lived on the people without compensation, praising economy under Meigs and Gray while recalling battles from the Wilderness to Petersburg. It honors C. M. Gray and veteran service, then lists casualties for Company E, 7th South Carolina Regiment around Richmond with specific names and wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginaxt
SFP
Mopsaixeen
Russian Raiders Routed in Confederate Dispatches
Richmond Whig recounts Confederate claims of a sweeping victory over the Union cavalry near Staunton river bridge and Reams Station. Despatches praise Generals Hampton Fitz Lee and Mahone, claim 1,200 raiders captured including a purported General Wilson, and note captures of artillery wagons ambulances and prisoners amid pursuit toward Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Raxeses
Gastox
N. C
Peters
Grant
Hampton
I. Lee
W. N. F. Lee
Chambilies
Wilson
Spear
Wee
Stoney Creek
Richmond Whig
Isidore
South Side
Kunyilloroada
Lee
Staviaton River
Tiridge
Pell
Lawrenceville
Brenewik County
War Department
Stuxy Creek
Weldon Road
Robert Lee
Heang
Hunaralle
Staunton River Bridge
Sappony Church
Reamer Station
Mahone
Fitz Lee
R.E. Les
Petersburg Express
3D New York
6Th Illinois
1St District of Columbia
Hawpton
Leo Tock
Reams’ Station
Reams
Stony Creek
Alabama
Wilcox
Muoraing
Ogre
Iempton
Trevilian
Sumarie
Dinwiddie
Reames
Sheridap
Kautz
Gregg
Wilton
Perressene
Mahony
Ream
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Durisge, Keese & CO
Chiténicle & Sentinel
Georgia Front
Manietra
Oreburne
Cheetham
French
Walker
Featherston
Polk
Loring
Signal Corps
Cleburne
Chestham
Sid Cheatham
Col. Jones
Tennessee
Newnins
Aristides
Sherman
Manintra
Cleburn
Virginia
Witsancros, Phys
Richmond
Inwrest
New York
Hagood
the Advertiser
James T.bason
H.W. Addison
Capt
A. Idmom
Tex Jexwixes
W. Jesmuxas
Roins
Gary
TreveVaxr
Araeuat
Columbia
Jas. L
Hirw
W. M. Warr
Mur Cstigous
McClellan
Éuy Foster
Feemiya
8. C. Artillery
22D Regiment
O.M. Daxtzrmn
Fomwixe
Ile Is
Calumabia
Charlestos Arent
Memminger
H. W. Fritpex
Noyaz
Fielden
Bigek
Wenor
Oe Yates
J. R. Parsure
Legere
Savannah
Pocotuliga
Stone
The
New York Times
Louisiana
Mississippi
C. M. Gray
Almoat
Veterat
Les
Congo
Bob
Georgia
Advertiser
S. C. Reg't
Mr. Enston
C. Reg’t
Bergt
L.A. Smith
Corp
John A. Pow
Willis Crouch
Henry Etheredge
James Mitchell
Forrest
Hymenehal
Mannixp
Smith
Felix Lake
5. C. Artillery
Matties
James M. Hill
Nancy Bledsoe
M. M. Padgett
William Turner
C. V
Susan E. Powell
John W. Powell
Manrniep
J. A. Lott
Joseph
Margaret Ellsmore
Friends
Maj. Mer. Addison
House of Representatives
Friends of
J. N. Brisco
Edgefield
Edgefield District
Murayns and
Myelf
H. W. Addison
Sam, E
Case
Tramburg
John Colgan
Edgefield Male Academy
Sumter
Woodville Academy
BR. W. Seymoure
Red Bank Academy
I. N. Kennedy
Jane
Jonx Canoas
Tily
Y. M. White
A. A. Glover
S. C
Gao
Eila
Moses, Jr
Offier
Saliers
P. J. Moses, Jr
Lient
U.S
Colombia
Dlarethal Mazsosi
Paris
Frank Schaller
Colona 32d Regiment
Mississippi Infantry
Caner
U. S. Army
Chisolm
Andrew
Evans & Cogswelh
W. F. Durisoe
Bax
Pebrugry
Ign
R. C. Griffen
Assassor
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