Civil War News Long Island to Vicksburg Fronts
A recapitulation of Civil War actions includes Union successes in Florida Tennessee and Mississippi plus Confederate reactions. Highlights cover Jacksonville capture by Col Higginson and Col Montgomery units, Granger's pursuit at Rutherford's Creek, Lincoln's proclamation on deserters, Minty raids in Tennessee, Port Hudson siege, and Grant's Vicksburg foothold efforts including Lake Providence plans and bayou operations.
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Jacksonville
Fla
South Carolina Colored Regiment
TW. Higginson
Montgomery
Peter
Savannah
India River Inlet
Florida
General Granger
Rutherford’s Creek
Tenn
Lincoln
Illinois Cavalry
Grierson
Covington
Gordon Granger
van Born
Franklin
Duck River
Rutherford Creek
Minty
Creek
Granger
Thirty-eighth
Ilinois
Newbern
N. C
New York
Pettigrew
B. S. Roberts
U.S. W
Upper Potomac
Maryland
Virginia
Port Hudson
Farragut
National Cavalry
Murfreesboro
Chapman
San Francisco
Cal
United States
Chicago
Richmond
Ind
Jefferson
lLrittania
Glasgow
Wilmington
General Grant
Vicksburg
Steele’s Bayou
Haines Bluff
Elizabeth River
Norfolk
Burlington
N. J
James W. Scovel
James C. Botts
Lake Providence
Grant
Mississippi
Red River
Baxter Bayou
W. G. Chapman
Mercy and Judgment in Genesis Sodom Narrative
The piece reflects on Abraham's intercession for Sodom, the divine mercy through Christ, and the later hope for all humanity. It links Lot's fate to Abraham and discusses the first resurrection,Messianic Kingdom, and universal salvation through Jesus within biblical proofs.
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Abraham
B. C
Hebron
Logos
Ishmael
Sarah
Isaac
Sodom
Jesus Christ
God
Adam
St. Peter
Lot
Peter
Jesus
Christ
Calvary
St. Paul
John
Gomorrah
Detaille House Bequeathed to Paris for Military Museum
The will of Edouard Detaille leaves his Place Malesherbes home to Paris for a municipal military uniforms and arms museum. He also provides 340000 for reconstruction to fit the museum. The collection spans Louis XII to Fallieres era, with premier Napoleonic uniforms and side arms. The museum will open to the public in spring.
Trips to the Planets Predicted by Paris Literary Figure
A Paris writer predicts future trips to neighboring planets as possible, arguing the idea is not more impossible than wireless telegraphy once seemed. He suggests science may be nearing end of the scientific age and to focus on improving already gained technologies.
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Paris
Indiana
Profitable Daily Tithing and oat crop notes
A mixed column discusses Daily Heavenly Manna as a popular devotional, then shifts to Indiana crop economics detailing oat yields, costs, best varieties, seed rates, and seed treatment with formaldehyde to reduce diseases. Local notices about residents and farm activity conclude the page.
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Indiana
Fitting for Higher Things and the Spiritual Kingdom
A compact reflection on the difference between earthly life and the spiritual realm. It asserts that understanding one’s relation to the present life is necessary to grasp the life of the spirit and to participate in it.
Why We Can See Smoke
A brief science note explains that smoke consists of solid or partly liquid particles mixed with gases, which become visible to the eye. The particles, not the gases, are the visible portion carried along by the gas.
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St. Nicholas
Nightmare a Distress Calmed by Proper Eating Habits
The passage defines nightmare as a peculiar form of bad dreams with extreme uneasiness and suffocating sensations. It attributes the cause to disturbed chest or brain circulation from late heavy meals and imprudent eating after supper.
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