Baltimore Sun convention resolves on territories and equality
The Nashville convention resolution package urges federal action to protect state property in territories, rejects congressional exclusion, mandates a territorial government, and defends equal rights of citizens across states. It denounces nationalization of property, condemns discrimination among property types, and calls for a final settlement to avoid sectional conflict.
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Nashville
Baltimore Sun
United States
Congress
Union
Tho Unio
Teday
Tom
Ione
Ayrare
North Lathside
Pacific Ocean
Paris
Conengress Loavert
Wonders from Paris as Jesus Heir Perimond Draws Crowds
A Paris letter reports a curious case at Barriere d Aute where a man named Perimond proclaims himself heir to Jesus Christ. He reportedly bears stigmata with hands feet pierced and a bleeding side. Authorities probe his origins while witnesses describe healing touch and dream visions.
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Wade
Paris
London Atlas
Barriere a'Bute
Jesus Christ
Perimond
Tivo
Seis
Grenoble
Hia Mitayze
Yrol
Fragmented Death Notice Tossed With Quirky Oddities
A garbled historical clipping recounts scattered lines on health practices, courtroom quips, and a mix of humorous phrases. It notes cold water bathing, reading aloud for health, and a court scene where a prisoner jokes about being judged by “the twelve apostles.”
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Jwople
Finterenexen
Pinik Dy
Kaith
Paddy
The Southern Press plan for a Southern publication in Washington
A proposed weekly and semi weekly Southern Press seeks to promote Southern views in Washington with editors and contributors, pledging broad coverage of politics and general news. It aims to report Congress debates and Southern legislative actions, offering subscriptions with free delivery and arrangements to appoint a Southern representative in Washington.
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Congress
Washington City
Progres
Luenenynjoil
Thors
Boulhem
Washington
Powlaya
Unclear historical notice on weekly paper subscriptions
Fragmentary OCR text references a weekly paper and subscription terms. Names appear as A. P. Butler and others, with scattered phrases about payment by cash and delivery of copies. The legible content is insufficient to identify a clear event, date, or location.
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A. P. Butler
Acbson Orton
Toombs
J. Thompson
Ene
Itelewil
South Carolina
Eleas
Picken
Allen Keith
Joel M. Keith
New and Fashionable Spring and Summer Goods Arrive
The subscribents are receiving a large assortment of the newest and most fashionable spring and summer goods, with domestics and groceries of various kinds. They offer cash terms and invite customers to call and examine before purchasing at Alexander & Barton in Pickinaville.
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Babe
New York
California
Philadelphia
John Tyler
Marty
Amuny
ES. Alexander
Pickeny
Fragmentary postal notice from Pickens office dates
Fragmentary OCR shows names such as Watsey, Alval Aonnivatt, James Holden, Layee Paford, John Richer, and Martha Hunssint. Mentions a dead-letter list, March 1860, at Pickens Post Office with multiple unreadable names and a three month deadline.
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Amman
Bromer Swann Carver Avtoroom
E. Bawa
W. W
Watsey
Alval
Janes Holden
Ike
Paford Maran
John Richer
Pickens O
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Youngs Indies
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Prosprctus
AMG
Alexander & Barton
Pickinaville
Alexander Ie Nevil
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Casnrestos
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Camden
J. W. Cantey
Haynes
Thorn
W. D. Trele
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Perry & Ki'tih
Attorneys At Law
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Courts of Law and
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Pickens
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CitAnteston
Avenee
WATT
QMG
W. L. Keith
Donnary
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Trimmier
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Spartandard
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