Poetic Reflections On The Rock And Faith From Appletons Journal
A prose poem from Appletons Journal meditates on a rock’s steadfast faith amid storms and seasons. It likens the rock to a tested heart and the sea to wavering allure, urging unwavering devotion and a divine, heavenward view.
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Appleton
The trumpeter's horse and a Parisian chase
A bachelor narrator, returning from Baden Baden in 1804, buys eight horses in Paris, including Brutus the trumpeter's horse. After Brutus balks, the narrator is unhorsed and buried in sand before Madame de Noriolis, who discovers the horse's role in the rescue. Brutus then helps summon a carriage. the tale ends with a marriage alliance and the line, it was all due to the trumpeter's horse.
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Baden- Baden
Paris
Pitou
la Roche-Targe
Elysian Fields
Baden-Baden
Cheri
Jenat
Brutus
Grutus
Saumur
S T. Cyr
Hare
Fire Army
Thad
Lanai Sree
Madame de Noxiclis
Monsieur de la Roche-Target
Mademoisella
Mademoiselle B
Mademoiselle C
Madame D
Madame E
Madame F
Madame de Noriolis
Madame de Noriplis
Monsieur de Nokiplis
Noriolis
Monsieur de la Roche
Madame de Nortolia
Afon Deu
Monsieur du la Roche-Targe
Bob
Adade de Nariolis
Cirque de l
Chasseur d'Afrique
Izandiers
Cloze
de Noriolis
la Hughe Tee
Madame de la Roche- Targe
Appleton
Southern Reconstruction Debate in Harper's Weekly View
The article reprints a critique of the Mobile Register’s Southern Reconstruction stance. It argues that political unity depends on accepting new voters’ rights, condemns Ku Klux influence, and urges moderation, patience, and honest relations with freedmen to ease tensions in the South. It notes national guidance from the presidency and Senate as pivotal to restoring confidence and stability.
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Jegister
Gan
Fred
Congress
South
Unntes
Greeley
Louisville Courier-Journal
United States
Louisians
Alexander H. Stephens
Mobile Register
Reguter
Mobile
Alabama
New York
Illinois
Senate
Register
Klu-Klux
Warmoth
South Carolina
Moses
Orr
Russia
Bioloiie Register
Harper's Weekly
Stray Wig and Odd Notes in a City Sketch
A medley of small items and quips including a new book The Stray Wig, playful verses about beauty and dress, and a comic Philadelphia tale of Old Bones the doctor. A street encounter with a knickknack peddler ends with the skeleton’s mock scare and the boy fleeing.
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Mr. Arnold
Sey Darling
Philadelphia
Jean
Rascal
Old Bones