Duplex Elliptic Skirt Promoted by West Bradley Gary
A 19th century ad announces J. W. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Spring Skirt by West Bradley Gary of New York. The copy touts two steel springs for lasting shape, lightness, and comfort, claiming superiority for women, children, and young girls, with global sales in the United States, Havana, and South America. The ad urges inquiries at 7 Chambers and 79 61 Beade Streets, New York.
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J. W. Bradley
West, Bradley & Gary
J. J
C. J. West
Chambers
Beade
New York
Pisascre. Com
Clas
United States
Havana
South America
Cavalry Return and Rural Turbulence Report from Memphis
The correspondent describes a cavalry reunion and an expedition to Ripley to repair railway lines under Colonel J. P. Shanks. He notes strong mounted troops, ongoing efforts to improve command with better horses and equipment, rising tensions with armed bands, and comments on Memphis police costs, smuggling, and city life amid Civil War upheaval.
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Evansville Journal
J. Chicago
Repenter
Ripley
Charleston
J. P . Shanks
Aro
Forrest
Grierson
Acheron
Doar
Fort Pickering
Memphis
Fasnibill and
Magicley
Dan. Castello
Ifminda
Gindy
Denis
War News and Letters From Fayetteville Dispatch
A fragmented wartime dispatch notes Yankee activities in Florida and Fayetteville while describing clerks sent on duty and preparations for future operations. The text reflects routine wartime correspondence and mentions new transmission readiness and southern movements.
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24Th Annares
Pera
Fayetteville
War news and homefront notes from the Carolinas and Richmond
Dispatches describe ongoing Civil War battles near Cheraw and the Broad River area with details of enemy movement and Fort and town skirmishes. Reports discuss the burning and plundering of Cheraw and the distress of its residents, and advocate enlistment of colored troops with patriotic appeals and instructions for recruitment.
Meaning of Lee's late Attack and Frontline Movements
The report notes Lee's late attacks and Union responses with emphasis on Sherman’s movements and Johnston’s concentration fronts. It cites Washington specials on Butler’s actions from Fort Fisher and describes Confederate morale as low as the Confederate army dwindles to about 92,000 with desertions since Wilmington and Charleston.
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Mallett
McLean
Little River
Ain
North Carolina
Hares
Bink
Sherman
Bragg
Hardee
Grant
Lee
Lemond
Johnmon i
North Gardions
Thomas
Knoxville
Spe
Ps Valley
Tom RiphiasBe
Richmond
Johnston
Hancock
Richmas
Mom
Prince
Blair
Howse
Breskin
Jandersland
Federal Congress
Sherman Tae
Cheraw
Society Hill
Thompson’s Creek
Vasile
Columbia
Eddfield
Abbeville
Anderson
Greenvil Laurens
Union
Newberry
Chester
York
Georgia
Bulietin
Richmond Sentinel
New Youk
the Tribune
Washington
Julian
Gooch
Fort Fisher
Butler
The
Times
Washington Special
Baltimore
Aia
Wilmington
Charleston
Front of Petersburg report shows Lee's troops dwindling energy
Regular report from New York describes heavy artillery and musketry after a repulse on the right. Union forces gain a new position and repulse repeated Rebel attacks, with Col. Dwight of the 123d New York killed. Jacob Little dies in New York. river level falls and weather: mild.
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Petersburg
New York
the Herald
6Th Corps
Col
Dwight
Lee
Sth Corps
Soiece
Sherman’s March and Rebel Defenses Around Smithville
Dispatches report Union General William Tecumseh Sherman advancing toward Smithville after pushing through Tidewater defenses. Mentor Ville and Fort Steadman engagements signal heavy fighting as Confederate forces fall back, while Potomac operations mark a major Union success with large rebel desertions noted.
Damaged OCR Fragment Notes Local Scene and Prices
Fragmentary OCR from Cicer March 85 mentions items like flour and whiskey with scattered numbers and place names such as Moss Park and 215 Peavissons Bold. Details are unclear but indicate a damaged listing or notice with prices and locations.
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Cicer
Peavissons
Moss Park
City
Market report and stock fluctuations on New York noon
The New York noon market shows mixed activity with prices moving on various commodities and bonds. Stocks edged higher late morning as talks and prices drifted, with notable shifts in copper and grain futures and a closing uptick in some securities.
River Steamer Movements Reported Amid Storm Threats
The river traffic notes heavy movement of steamboats with several vessels sailing to New Orleans and other ports. The Kenton and Armada are mentioned with cargo and treasurer ships, while the Gen Halleck and Countess prepare for Gulf trade. The James Gray steams toward Pond River as crews report improving conditions and high officer reputation amid brisk freight and passenger business.
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Claude
Wal & Gread
Keaton
Kitte Robinson
Noro
Clactuisti
Alice Dent
Cincinnat
Jewese, $¢. Louis
Clacinnath
Armada
Csiro
Bransville
Todlatia
Ehrman
Kate Bobjosen
Halleck
Avanaville
Gairn
Capt
Neal
W.W. Colling
Lodge
New Orleans
James Gray
Leariog Fir Pond
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Planos
Mantufctorins
Boston
Mason & Hamlin
Lawrence
Janié Water Street
Finer
Helaw
Music ‘Store
Warren & Conyngton
Pealeer
Wm. Knabe
Peters & Wes
Ernest Gabler
Allen & Jowatt
D. & Weil Sonich
American Organs
Tedlien
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Tap
Cote Oer
Jad
UGAR
Iberg
Fiat Vickery Aeons
Main Street
Vickery Bros
Mbo
Koste
Grarwan
Ernet Gabler
Peters
Nosin
Evans Ind
Abraham Reepscher
A Ee
Benjamin W Taylor
Ooder Perme
Atyle
Taylor & Co
Exid
Benjamin W. Taylor
A. Apepacher
Benjamin W. A. Evanemile
Hottod
Evansville Daily Journal
Ind
Betty Swat
James BH. McNrely
Jour
Arcadia
the Rebel Press
Mobile Expedition
Manoxlaw Bas
Bpecie
Jqurpal
Late Gold Board
Gallagher's
Evening'Exchangé Gold
Gouth
Mexico
Maximilian
Juarez
Newhern Times
Couch
Gos Cuch
Gravelly Prings
Alabama
Jim Forrest
Tupella
Jacob Little
Jacobd Litte
Mentle
Sherne York
Uphin Island
Te Athe
Harpett
Mito
Arpide
Ken Lee
Goldsboro
Smithville
Aes
Heangvar
Anny
Ras Potomac
Son of
Fort Steadman
Cincinnati Neon Markets
Odsler
St al
Corporation
Rvaneville
Societe Ae
A. Prapplin
Clik
Ader
Ieee
Wleen
Tote Tromting Om
Stolning
Second Avenue
Aid City
Ieee Ae Am
Insurance
Ebowow
Bom
I. W. Nexsen
Marble Hall
Qooils
Medical
Bvenpyay
Bull's Head
B. T. Boardmad
Jones & Gatch
Es & Liquors
Boots & Shoes
Turker & Gwathmmey
Matin
G. L. Dixow
Tou
Neitz & Haney
Rvai
Man Nteeterers
Dealses Io
Danmee
Iene
Eer
Eahs
W. Maikman & CO
Ohio River Sait’Co
Offee and Foundry
Canal
Aamat
Ingle Street
Philip DP. Decker
Desiers
Wvets
Gods
Anbar
Alec Pure
Havre
Thia Place
A. KE
SBINS
Morgan
BR &Co
Nesbitt & W
Loeich, C & Co
Semoutu
Ms K & Go
U& Paper
Treety
John Fitzon
Bramrot
Groghans
Oueth
Cohn
AK Fish Depot
Frank Felker
Ag’t. Rank Felere
G Ee Fire Insurance Company
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Suan Fom
Alvan Johnson
L. Sanders
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Toot-Tadaw
Ddestlionses Oil
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