Civil War Highlights March 3 1863 Fort McAllister News
Civil War items from March 3 1863 recount Fort McAllister withstanding a heavy Union bombardment on the Great Ogeechee river Georgia. The Mobile review by Withers Buckner Slaughter Cummins followed, with artillery pieces from Murfreesboro presented to Mobile.
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Fort McAllister
Great
Ogeechee River
Georgia
Mobile
Ala
Withers
Buckner
Slaughter
Cummins
Murfreesboro
Army of Mobile
Gilbert S. Lawrence
United States Army
Gentral Frocker
Burnside
Rico
Fyeen
Alabama
Oath Bound Covenant and Abrahamic Promise Study
Bible study on Genesis 15 5 18 and Hebrews 10 23 Abrahamic Covenant as God’s enduring plan for redemption. It argues the land promise to Abraham is fulfilled in spiritual Israel and contrasts Hagar and Sarah as types of covenants. The article links Abraham’s two seeds to Christ and the Church and predicts providential evangelic fulfillment.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Mobile Register
New Orleans
Louisiana
Phelps
Belle Plains
Northumberland County
Heathsville
London
wm/ODAY
God
Abraham
St. Paul
Isaac
Jacob
Israel
Apostle
Turkey
Messiah
Rebecca
Church
Sarah
Jesus
Wagar
Hagar
Ishmael
Jesus Messiah
Whezorah
Christ
Keturah
Heaven
F Abraham
Dods
St. Stephen
Canaan
Daily Heavenly Manna book promotes daily scripture and autographs
The article advertises Daily Heavenly Manna as a highly circulated Christian daily text with daily Scripture selections and quotations. It features an autograph birthday record, birth, marriage and death records, a weekday calendar for 150 years, and options in blue cloth or imitation leather. Price 35 cents postpaid, $1.00 for leather. Bible and Tract Society, 17 Hicks Street, Brooklyn, N Y.
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Bible and Tract Society
Hicks Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dread of Disease and the Courage to Be Well
An old English physician notes that fearing illness more than real illness causes great distress. He compares the dread of disease to other fears and stresses that patients need courage to be well and trust a physician who can assure them nothing is wrong.
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Terre Haute
Timois
Indiana
Washington, D.C
Wilson
Star
Congress
Cleet Wilson
Gerry
Gwendolyn
All Communications
Vie Sullivan Caton
Sullivan
Ind
In the Same Boat Belle and Ben Engage
Belle and Ben announce their engagement in Lippincott's Magazine. Belle jokes about a club rule requiring daily shaving, and Ben notes occasional mornings he may miss shaving due to being away, sparking playful dialogue about club memberships and marriage.
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Belle
Ben
Lippincott’s
Sunflower Seed Eating Noted Among Hebrew Brethren
After synagogue on Saturday Hebrews across the Orient are seen eating sunflower seeds with gusto. The seed kernels taste nutty and oily, similar to raw peanuts. Wealthier classes substitute salted pistachios for sunflowers in this holiday pastime.
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Levant
Orient
Poets Defy Editor Over Credit for Verse
A dreamy eyed young versifier declares poets are born not made. The editor reacts in astonishment and questions who would want the credit for creating them.
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Pi Tenberares
United States
Chariotes Harbor
Florida
Dames S. Chambers
Concord
Irmish
Skeet
N. C
Swan River
Folksblatt
Belleville
van Porn
Wheeler
Rosecrans
Thompson’s
Franklin, Tenn
John Coburn
van Dorn
Columbia
Ohio
Richmond
Vicksburg
Miss
Lincoln
Star of Peace
J. N. Moffit
Hunter
Department of the South
Port Royal
S. C
Union
Schenck
Middle Department
Army of the United States
Stoughton
Fairfax Courthouse
Mosby
Enterprise
Mosquito Inlet
Hillsboro
Fla
Sagamore
Massachusetts
Coronel Tielbrook
Trent Road
Newporu
Nlc
Poderads
Yazoo
Micron
Fort Tingson
Lichtning
Nassau
Hilton Head
U.S
Plenville
Duror
Liverpool
Quaker City
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baton Rouge
Comite
WV. G. Chapman
Oliver Wendell Holmes
England
Hongland
Holmes
Harthly
Daily
Heavenly Manna
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Sullivan Union
The
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Cavaliera
Rosette
Redette
Daniel Boone
Trixie
I. C
Deering
Clint Murduck
Hymera
John Wambaugh
Squire Simpson
E. A. Billman
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