Swedish student earns Governor's approval after bold kiss request
A poverished student in Upenia Sweden, praised for wit and studious discipline, wins the Governor’s favor after declaring he could win a kiss from the Governor’s daughter. The daughter grants the kiss in the square, the student later studies at Apagla, and becomes a renowned scholar, with a notable Swedish family arising from their union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepe Bremer
Rho Vyohoes
University of
Upenia
Sweden
Upsala
Ming Trantien
Sle
Ile
Lia
Apagla
Tle
Aprang & Family
Wool fair proposed by County Agricultural Society
An 19th century appeal urges the Executive Committee of the Catholic Agricultural Society to offer a liberal premium for the best fleece wool samples. It touts local Merino and goat flocks, notes Spanish Merino wool at 60 cents, and suggests labeling fleece with stock origin, age, dex, and weight to aid judging. It also proposes involving prominent wool buyers but cautions against bias by naming uninterested manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badtentan
Rotron
Catholim Oo
Buck
Garman
ICI
Rebels Inflate Shiloh Prisoner Claims and Battle Size
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes rebel officers inflate their victory at Shiloh or Pittsburgh Landing, citing figures from eight thousand to twenty thousand prisoners and cannon losses. Beauregard’s retreat is blamed on exhausted troops and reinforcements, while other papers dispute the numbers and motives. Also included is a New York recipe for egg blancmange and notes on shipyard keel laying and batter y construction details.
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Shiloh
Pittsburg Landing
Beauragard
Savannah
Anta
Memphia
Richmond
Norfolk
Iavecynta
Pleveraciana
Beauregai
Philaphia Inquirer
Long career of General Albert Baresoy Johnston described
A historical sketch chronicles General Albert B74sey Johnston of Kentucky born 1808 and his long military career from West Point to brigadier and later command in Texas and the Mexican War, his shifts to Civil War leadership, and his final postings nationwide with key actions near Salt Lake City and the Mississippi. The piece also notes other officers and veterans, including Major General Sam Houston and a cerem omial reference to Illinois and Ohio figures, while recounting the era’s military reorganizations and regional actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Johnyton
Gert
Bidtey Johnston
Aittaburg
Was & Onliverof
Mason
Ofunty
Kywie
Éylvania
University, Red
Weat Point
Texa
Texas
Wortf
New Republic
Lamar
Taylor
Mexico
1St
Brazoria County
Pierce
Jeff. Davia
Second Cavalry
San Antonio
Chaud
Department of
United States
Eoares
Ula
Plains
Salt Lake City
California
Clarke
Department of the Pacific
Sumner
Sunsoer
Johnston
Amiogos
Richmond
Frethy
Potomac
Western Department
Jeff. Davis
Bowling Green
Miasor-Gargnat Samust R. Ountis
Pea Ridge
Ohio
New York
Ana Cadet
Fio
West Point
Muskingum
Ohio Board of Public Works
Ohio Volunteers
Wool
Saltillo
Matanzas
Yamargo
Monterey
United Statue
Des Moines
Mississippi River
Keohuk
Vongrora
Towa
Nearapah
Conran
From Shelbyville to Fayetteville a Civil War marching tale
A Confederate advance under Gen. Mitchell nears Decatur and Shelbyville while seizing supplies and disrupting telegraph lines. The march twists through mountain ridges toward Fayetteville with reports of discipline issues among troops and local reactions as raiding parties press forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaur Ar Hontéyitig
Atapasa
Aptif Jifea
Eprron Seanesmard Bir
Mitchell
Ttth
Sonte
Stevensole
Deortar
Tennessee
Ashley
Stresta
Corinth
Beauregard
Rome
Chattanooga
Memphia
Shelbyville
Foyettville
Simonson
Fayetteville
Ste
Atresia
Fayettville
Elkkinen
Flere
Llnesa
Will and Blackewith
Mahouj
Indy
Ladibg
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Verinnaiy
Wouen Skorsq
St. Louis
Bell
Mrtgar
Ookeles
Arpa Uals
Ingress I
Colt. Daipott
Hiv
Fatibos
Fort Puleati
Ft Ia
Cockapar Island
Sayasouh
Fort Sumter
Fort Jackson
Wellington-Island
Ward
Pulaski
Jackson
Green Island
Mifflin Point
Czechee
Sarqonah
Fort Pulaski
Lebast
King's Gaading
Col. Olsted
Evauanniy
Fourpag
Steamera Monitor
Merrimac
England
John Bull
A. Suggestion
Mears
J. F.howland & Co
Greenpoint
Dayaincé
Geana
Mfr
Simmel Bs Cortis
Pittsburg
B. M. Kospp
Illinois
Cayuga County
Bod Faa
Aikinois
West
Myonniers
DeKalb Cone
Col. Wilson
Gepaya
Sp Bis
53D
Bmwa
Toe
Chrer
Ings
THE
Marshall Statesman
Frr
Avery Wednesiey Edening
Wibales Block, Marshall, Calbour Courtt
Michigan
Sia Lewis
Cnr
Marshall Business
I Schott
D.& H. Sharpsteen
Onn Torn
Fitzgerald
Wilor
Cnw
Solletter
Ie Chancery
Hermive Hausa
Marshall
Idiey Jomlam
Ghanety
Coark Houts
Anal
Foreten
Deranntic Bariware
Sheethrvoa
Agricultualtegitmeets & Mechanic's Team
Yook
Whotennte
Grecerian
Pi Cracke
Ad Giese Ware
Revisions
Sin Streat
Oppoutte Dibble’s
Brock, Marahall
Céater
Stapin
Medielonteandl Hin
Hata
Capa
Booth
Chad
Exobanga Square
Htate-street
Diet
ARLES
China
Alan
Dry Goode and Croceries
Drinsow
Noord Weator
J BE. Tenney
Arronser
Coon
anLoy
Chaxorny
Land Fenelna
New Hampshire
Fermont
New Yorke
Tennaylra
J. W.oakley
Afenbes Und Deel
Battle 2K
Dean
Perrd
Willinaset
Platha T Allen
Enapp House
J Swipt
Alaton, Michgenerat
Fretian
C. Killam
Avery Legeal
Kesry Es Kina
Nest Prowl Tea Praia
Iris
W. L. Clark
Christ
Simon
Edward T
Ireland
Hagland
Dulaare
Paris
Aimeric
Vincount de Roche-ehouard
Toulouse
St. Etienne
Hugnes
Cliviat
Washington
Senate
Tate
Navy Yard
Pensacola
Norfolk Navy Yard
Harper's Ferry
Tengih
Guna
Haig
Johnson
Bae Nae
Ibaa
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