Political appeal to Virginians and Southern reconstruction
A speech urges Virginians to support the Republican and Conservative tickets, avoid obstruction to voting, and back swift reconstruction. It calls for unity, forgiveness of the past, and a focus on industry and population growth, while warning against apathy that could cede power to opponents.
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Republican Party
Republian
Virginia
Cuipire
Atlantic
Great Valley
James River
Kanawha
St. Anthony's Pall
Mississippi
Lowell
Lawrence
The Courier Obituary and Notice Rates Clarified
The Courier advertises subscription at one dollar and twenty five cents for six months and outlines rates for notices and classifieds. It notes obituaries excluding four lines of respect and personal communications priced per square with first insertion and subsequent charges, plus payment in currency or market-value provisions.
Maximilian's forces capture. executions expected
In a latest dispatch from Pickens C IL and New York a report notes Maximilian and many officers captured and facing execution. Prices for staples appear in the column, with plows at 8.10 to 11.50 per barrel and corn at 95 to 10 81.10 per bushel while general prices trend downward. The fourth page promises a new short story titled The Broken Svart by Wasmisarox Levine.
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Registrar in Bankruptcy Appointment for Yorkville Person
A Yorkville figure, Wal. Ghawsey Fey, is announced as appointee in a bankruptcy matter. The notice names a congressional district context and designates the registrar role in the bankruptcy proceeding.
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Wal. Ghawsey, Fey
Yorkville
Walhalla News Report Highlights Charity and Mining Hopes
Cora Me Wesney Prefncrorn of Valhalla received 250 sacks from the Southern Famine Helper Commission of New York for Pickens district charity. Distribution underway through the regiment with more to follow on order. The Walhalla ball was a success with fine music and good refreshments. 관심 grows in mineral prospecting nearby led by Col. Kureans as Walhalla pursues mining interests in Withal Pea bounds. Energy and industry are expected to drive success and Cal Med Clarkesville is noted as a promising future neighbor.
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New Orleans Picayune
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Valhalla
New York
Pickens
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Preven
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Eshame
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Clarkesville
Leas
Richmond
Virginia
Hone Avery Yairtry
Stata
Arieh
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South Carolina
Edward W. Jinks
Gunarali
Second Mill
Charleston
Porlice
Seoul
Gene Fox
Z Rospeevik
South Giront
Matabat
Masonry plans and railroad push from Charleston
The article reports Charleston’s Blue Ridge Railroad negotiations, state aid efforts, and a push to raise capital. It cites a city council discussion led by President Harrison, outlines proposed stock plans, and notes the goal of completing the line toward the West with private and state support amidst economic interest in the enterprise.
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Harnison
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South Carolina
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Toda
Mmner
Saent
Aderon
Kuasville
Bran
Knoxville
Fundatibens
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Lave Rowle
Hk Ui Thenadie Council
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Attin
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Lomesyuo
Yton‘tucky
Erskine College Anniversary Set Amid War Aftermath
The article discusses Erskine College, noting its long history in the state, revived activities after Civil War damage, and plans for a July anniversary with a Sophomore exhibition, degree conferrals for the Class of 1861, and an annual address by Gen. Bonner. It mentions leadership by trustees, alumni gatherings, and a feast for graduates and friends.
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Lous
West Female College
Haskell
Abbeville
al Bonner
J. Kennedy
Jo. Miller
Reorganization Plan for the Company Postwar Stage
The Seaboard and the Atlantic discuss reorganizing the Company to shed war remnants and determine current standing. They propose submitting the matter to Council to decide on adopting General Assembly terms. The State would accept city stock actions, aiming to secure capital with State and city aid to complete the end at an early day. The mayor emphasized urgency and that the matter would be referred to the council.
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