Fragments on Confederate Cotton Bonds and Atlanta War View
A garbled 1860s letter discusses Confederate cotton bonds and United States obligations, protests the Alabama claims settlement, and critiques Union policies. It also includes long passages about General Johnson at Atlanta, moralizing on war consequences, and commentary on postwar labor and Chinese immigration impacts in California.
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United States
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Law of Nations
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Pacific Coast
BR. J. Dixon
Booretary
Heavy Express Robbery Report From Georgia
The Chronicle notes a heavy robbery involving the Southern Express Company in Georgia. The booty is described as substantial, with currency in the thousands. The report also mentions actions by associated companies and individuals, though some details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Chronicle
Georgia
Southern Expreaa
Songhiben Apirom
Ambiguous reunion invitation from Galtyeburg Battle Field May Association
Fragmentary letter from D McCONAUGA secretary invites adoption of a reunion plan, claiming personal and public significance. Text is garbled and difficult to interpret. reader should seek full context for clarity.
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Kun
D. McConauga
Goltyeburg Battle
Southern Manufacture Growth Touts Cotton Mills and Tariff Debate
A scanned column argues that Southern states like South Carolina and Georgia will increasingly supply cotton goods locally, reducing dependence on Northern mills. It cites reports of steady mill profits despite depressions, notes potential capital shifts to the South, and discusses tariffs and labor, including voter eligibility and militia readiness.
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Oura
New Hueland
Burrows Mills
Ontina
Bolstar
Sonauimers
Floaians
Charleaton
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