Confed erate Commissioners Give Up in Slidell Case
New York reports the U S British correspondence on the seizure of Slidell and Mason. Seward asserts the incident stems from accidental error rather than deliberate wrong, maintains respect for international law, and notes four prisoners are held at Fort Warren awaiting delivery to Lord Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Britain
Tristurs Slidell
Mason
Sverntary Seward
Aduinsy-da
Ted
Stith
Dacter
Lar Palmerston
Kogtd
Prange
Slidell and Son
Capt
Wilkes
Lord Lyons
Adams
Seward
Rursell
Newau
Henre Whiel
User Majesty
Wullin
United States
Lord Lynirs
My. Seward
Creat
Riteia
WauWare
Nainet Wy
Acs
Jawes Madicow
Jefferson
Janes Montegur
Buzland
Soward
Ama
Bort Warren
Marsachusetts
Baltimore
Greantount Ava Pue
Michigan
Uurtoniur
Virginia
Dixie
John Hornley
Ags
Clirk
James Darling
Bultijvers
Lieuljec
Tie Regiment
Gore
Darling
Sliwe Johany
Curteninla
Recrpieu
Spoka i
Johnny
Frank Countennnes
Kalmazoo
Little
Jaliny
Denin
Bieniueketa
Lia East
Went
Ani
Mujare Velger
United Stawa Quartermaster
Ssonpina
Nassau
New Providence
Flambeau
Schooniva
Bourbera
Porca
Charleston
Thédora
Teubsi
Charlestwo Larbor
Charles Tog
Fryga Auguers
Wergie
Gladistor
Anne
Fragmented historical rant on wartime figures and plans
A garbled OCR passage references General Scott and General McClellan, alleging betrayals and conspiratorial plots involving Chinese forces and a President. It voices questions about loyalty, wartime decisions, and possible denials while hinting at a dramatic political-military narrative from an earlier era.
The Caged Rebel Ministers in a Rumor Laden Tale
A fragmentary 19th century style narrative satirizes gambling and social rank, linking figures like Morgan Darisirione and aspirations of arrest and Coventry banishment. The piece touches on gambling, rumor, class deferment, and moralizing with dramatic prose of uncertain origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gable
Lins
Coventry
England
Plere
Prace
Wales
Jockey Club
Warren
Prisoner exchange and Civil War dispatches near Richmond
Report recounts General Beauregard’s officers and prisoners in Richmond and Winder’s prison visit, detailing Ely’s capture from New York, exchange talks for Faulkner, and the Cabinet’s denial of his release. It notes Union prisoners in the South, potential command shifts under Halleck, Banks, and Sherman, and member visits from Davis and Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ely
Congress
Rochester
Rell Ron
Wishtgton
Faulkner
France
Ely
Ehirze
Munasana
Munaasaa
Aload
New York
Porcher Miles
Ip Anoment
Blysan
Fuera
Richmuod
Apri- Valther
Messra- Uueuch
Liyur
Virgina
Keith
Boyce
Synth Carolina
Upen
Jet
Davis
Hiy
Mavix
Benjawin
Lauter
Beechonridae
Naimpphirey Marshall
Presta
Dell
Davia
Richmond
Bouilding
Interwall
Gov. Tetcher
Hig
Norfolk
Monroe
Baltimore
Richmant
National Army
Riccw
Washington
McClellar
Army of the Potomac
Tillock
Mar. Lincoln
Tia
Thhey
Halleck
Sigsourd
Banks
Potomac
Bry
Pope
Priea
Kane
Soath Carling
Hawke
Missouri
Sue
Beaufort
Mr. Bly
Talacco
Lueuek
Highwood
Fort Warren
Beeck
Kaulkaer
Bie, Hly
Tel. Davis
Big Cybinet
Gen. Winder
Fi ‘Ry
Dignity
Binsakow House
Winder
Burn all potato vines to curb ancient insect plague
An 19th century agricultural notice urges farmers to burn potato vines and scatter ashes after harvest to combat unseen insect gourmands blamed for potato rot. It argues fire purifies fields, advises avoiding manure heaps, and cites lime plaster and deep furrow planting as supportive methods. The author notes cautious optimism about yield gains from this approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baca
Manure Quality Depends on Food Fed Cattle and Manure
A discussion of agricultural practice notes that feeding grain and tubers to cattle improves manure quality and farm profitability. It cites experiments showing richer feed yields better milk and richer manure, with a comparative trial illustrating differences between fed and unfed cattle. The article connects manure value with feed richness and seasonal grain use.
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New England
Holbrook
Coke
Earl of
Leicester
Staelf
Ana
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Aventig
Tinyente
Blore
Wargtach Galnoon
Seth Lewis
Hie Howe Ne
Cameranic
Seadoine
Enation
Fitzgerald
Autorney
Councellor
Baw
Sathedine
Chmroy
Mirah
Sai
Stinare
Valerie Mey
Mosler
Hanks
Gil Abe Aeher
Reebeiae
Odesler Ty Crachere
China
Clase Dektainela Anal Reece A
Vieretsbova Feu
Dengan
TOM Ties
Q . Vanecurnnatsl
Nhaine
Shenphire Verai
York
J. W.oakley
Dein
Doewiist
Inia
Znapp House
J Arie T
ALMON
Wien
DRS. Bagley & Coons
Homeeaoraa
Torey Joetatiis
la Basile & Mallar Stirel
LOTUS
Cassimeres
Wheeler & Wilapals, Finkle & Byone
M. Singer
Howe
Morriax
Wargh
ST. Marys
Germonta
Trent Aftr
Coys Sare
Enghead
Erudun
Fara
Parker
Gloutingyne Democrat
Stara
Widter
Crnitt
Ohio
Roland
Maine
Bmw
McGlelhan
General Scott
Swan
Morgan Darisirione
Beicen
Tim
Sly
Led Pond
Shanghai
Shi
Aida
Linn
Lara
Goa
Bing
Fis
Red Cap
Mr. Red Cap
Regiator
Arad
London
Lasacaside
Bie Howers
Speron
Torontiou
Agricultural
Fredley Grala
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