Abandonment of Secession Leader Stuns South Power Circle
A long anonymous letter from Ogilvie Byron Young denounces Jeff Davis and the Southern Junta, claims conversion from secession, and predicts a shift toward unity and constitutional rights. The piece frames Montgomery leaders as corrupt, fears anarchy, and appeals to restraint while warning of Monarchy in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatrt Hovst
Louisgittr
Ogilvie Byron
Southern Junta
Jeff. Davis & Co
Saint Paul
Garden of Eden
Athaval
Tatie
Montgomery
Jeff
Davis
Louis Napoleon
Cotton
Jrule
Bosplorgs
Danube
Flos
Amy
Tras
Reypt
Wen
Lucifer
Century of change and reflections on youth and history
Poetic meditation on death and memory contrasts with a long historical recap discussing a century’s progress. The piece references Beecher and Coleridge, notes the rise of newspapers and railways, and argues for hopeful youth, imaginative liberty, and moral strength amid sweeping social shifts. The Southern Confederacy is noted as entering like a lion, later fading.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Ulineis
America
Boone
North Carolina
Borane
Uhie
France
United States
Hrederint Fur
Prussia
Aussin
Austria
Ventier
H. W. Beecher
Early Wisconsin and Great Lakes Venture Tales
The article recounts early exploration and settlement in the Great Lakes region from 1654 to 1679. It notes two fur traders reaching Upper Lake country, first Wisconsin settlement at La Point in 1665, Perrot's voyage on Lake Michigan, exploration by Allouez and Dablon, Marquette and Joliet’s Green Bay voyage, La Salle’s voyage aboard the Kiffin, and the peril of lacking harbors with the ship’s fate near the Niagara Falls era.
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Upper Lake Region
Montreas
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Green Bay
Bay
Wisconsin
Cline Alfonez
la Point
Philadelphia
William Penn
Nicholas Perrot
Chicago
Allouez and
Dablon
Milwaukee River
Wathers Marquette Sod
Torpdo
Steam Navigation on English Canals Sparks Trade Gains
The Scientific American notes English steam navigation on canals reduces freight costs by over twenty five percent. Grand Junction Company eliminates horse towing, using steam propulsion and a novel screw propeller the whip tail to protect canal banks and save power. Also cited is a Mississippi sheriff sale report showing drastic property losses during the era’s crisis, with acres and items sold at deep discounts.
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Ohio
New England
Clinton
Logan
Hocking
Columbiana
Sener
Thoweh
Tacas
Brown Township
Franklin County
Knox
Campaign
Patriach
Montgomery
Samire
Reform
Medina
Kansas
Newburyport
Jonathan
Iit
Jerusalem
Phelan
Deere
Jonatlan
Susen
England
Grand Janetion Canal Company
Great Brittan
Grand Junction Company
London
Birmingham
Manchester
Union
Aberdeen Conservative
Mississippi
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Byron Young
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Heort
Atia
Hector
Atlantic
Land
Washington
Greece
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Gil
Verror
Lins
Hettee
Democratic Revolutionary Party
South
Parvis Row
Robes-pierre
Marit
Donton
Charlotte Corday
Hell
Jeff. Davis
Arnold
Burr
Bates of Hell
Alvany Ereoing Journal
Gulf States
Albany Evening | Journal
Albany
New York
New Orleans
Picayunes
Fort Sumter
Jackson
Washington City
Jef Davis
Theuyite
Jdust
Arne
Ricuaxo H. Len
Lipe
Oregon
Walla Wallis
Campa
McQuinley
McKinley
Ant
Waterbury
Connecticut
Alexander Hamilton
Treasury
Jloldias
Wolfe
Manual
Business Oands
Fea Martplants & Prixe
Law
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Edward's
T. W. Hampton
Eggerville
Gallia
Elaine
Beas Burma
Pomeroy
C. Burnap & Stanbery
Brant Street
Gro
Knowles & Grosvenor
Albions
Athens County
Meigs County
Martin Hays
Harrisonville
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U.S Court
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Golden & Townsend
W. R. Golden
Athens
L. S. Townsend
Mayeville
Meigs Co. O
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Daniel
WM. P Rathburs
Peter Hambrecht
Watchmaker & Center
Court Street
W. A. Aicher
Front Street
Whiteside
Stone Bridge
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Dora
Thak
Parnas
Grant
Pomeroy Salt Company
Dabney Salt
Coalport
Country Wade
G. W. Cooper
PALER
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Dry Goode Doaler
Fivat
Donaulty
Newe the Bell Aim
Posirox
Esaurine
Luwkva
T. Lawbrecht
Ecrest Pomeroy
Aewurt
M. Blabtner
Mb Street
Vomeroy
S. W. Ross
Glagier
Corders
Telegraph Printing Office
Rust
Court
Frank Cooper
John Lance
A. Kohl
Linn Street
Smith
Shoo
Homerop Weekly Telegraph
T. A. Plants & CO
Mirek Bory
Pamerny
Dito
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Nbt
Heyaenite Lhote
Macdritintiog
T. A. Plants & Go
Vetile “Pronian Marble Works
Taeine
D. le Wallan
Rucius
Figar
Citiguis
Minos
Alfred Re
M. Wildstareson, & CO
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Launher
John & Daves
P.O. Pomeroy
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Sycamore Streets
Simon Silverman
Esil
Lopes & Phelps
Commission
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Tracwens
Rankers
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Mercy
Wtiki
Wingtkee
Howe
Jan. Tsgu
H.C. Waterman
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Remington House
F.B. Aiheldarver
Nsteantuat Landing
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Harniet Befcuer Stowe
Lisa
Searce
Golconda
Zeu, Journal
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Welle Teachine
J. Slinpsatt
Mtert McDinel
Callie Foe
Wendel Joachim
Jsimeson
Racine
Hayes
Thor
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