Porter's Fleet Trapped by Ice in Yazoo River Rescue
In March 1863 Admiral Porter’s fleet of ironclads faced capture while blocked in ice near Vicksburg. Narrow channels, felled trees, and Confederate fire pinned ships on the Yazoo tributaries. Porter’s crews cleared obstruction by saws and axes, while Sherman moved to support. After four days, with willows, trees, and battery fire impeding progress, Porter’s force endured heavy danger until Sherman arrived and the fleet escaped.
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Yazoo
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Coldwares
Tallahatchee
Fort Pemberton
Brest
Sherman
Wildernness
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Holling Fork
Sunflower River
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Harmish
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Toner
Sherivan
Willows
George L. Kill
Cupid's Blindness Then and Now in Wedded Life
The poem argues that Cupid's initial blindness fades after marriage as lovers notice traits once ignored. It contrasts early charm with later faults, noting temper and behavior shift from praise to critique. The piece ends with a light aside about Brooklyn Bags and an ad pitch from The Daily and Versy News.
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The Sunday School Lesson on Ephesians Two
A 1903 commentary explains salvation by grace through faith, not works, citing Ephesians two and related scriptures. It outlines humanity's dead state in sin, God’s mercy, the cross, and the believer's new life with Christ, urging humility and daily living in good works God prepared.
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Hua
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Moses
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Paul
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