Promotion of Young Men in Palmetto State
A writer argues many promising young men leave home for the West or fall to dissipation, urging parental support and local incentives to develop minds and secure services. He cautions against dismissing youth and calls for measures to prevent future societal decline.
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Mr. Epiron
Tshail
Yepiuts
Eduental
Anil
Jadot
Kalitor
Jeek
Oman
Brent
Stiller
Yousu Mas
Contraband War Goods Debate Split by Nations
The Journal of Commerce notes US treaty stances on contraband during war, detailing which commodities may be seized or used as naval stores. It discusses Vattel's definition, timber for shipbuilding, arms, provisions, and the ambiguity of enforceable treaties with England, plus the stance on foodstuffs and beef, pork, and flour.
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United States
Journal of Commerce
Europe
England
Vattel
Law of Nations
France
Wogland
Grand Jury Reports in Florida and South Carolina
The Columbia Guardian cites a late Grand Jury report in Florida about Governor Perry described as Something Now under the Sap. It notes a similar report about President Nixon by a Grand Jury in Spartweburg Diewiet during the second term and a past Governor of this State in Kershaw District twelve or fifteen years ago.
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Columbia Guardian
Florida
Perry
Nekeon
Spartweburg Diewiet
Kershaw
Charleston Courier
Northern Methodists in Texas Divided Over Slavery Conflict
The Galveston News cites a Texas split between Northern and Southern Methodists over slavery. It praises the South's churches for preserving rights and resisting abolitionist pressure, contrasting with politicians who pursued union through concessions. The piece urges imitation of the South’s stand.
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Texas Christian Advocate
Texas
Clare
Christian Advocate
Methodist Church
South
Galveston News
Bible Society notice and St Louis breach of promise case
American Bible Society in Yorkville South Carolina urges all state Bible Societies to send delegates to the State Bible Convention on the early August date. Railroads offer one fare for delegates. clergymen passable at reduced rate. Also reports a breach of promise suit in St Louis where Miss Hille Carstang seeks 100,000 from Mr Shaw.
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American Ible Society
South Carolina
Yorkville
Yorkville Bible Society
Bolles
St. Lowiax
Hille Carstang
Shaw
St. Louis
King
Lerresford Street
Hubert Causse
Telegraph
Charleston Conyer
Remarkable Mature Cotton Bell From Texas Field
A mature cotton boll nearly ready to break was picked a week ago in Gonzales County Texas in Wesley Morrison’s five hundred acre field. Neighbors report similarly advanced crops proving Texas fertility and easy market access via cheaper transportation. The writer envisions Texas becoming a dominant Empire State of the South.
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Wesley Morrison
Gonzales County
Texas
Morrison
Empire State of the South
V. O. Delta
Cotton Shirks and Weather Woes Hit Lancasterville
In Lancasterville 8 C Fink Corros reports fine cotton shirks two feet long with squares from Master J S Cureton's Waxhaws plantation. The region suffers drought with dusty streets and wilting gardens as crops lag, oats down and wheat yields uncertain in parts of the district.
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Fink Corros
J. 8. Cureton
Cureton
Perry
Waxhaws
Professor A. Ryan Delivers Noted Courthouse Entertainments
Attendees at the courthouse Monday evening praised Professor A. Ryan for a witty and instructive program. The show featured characters such as The Typochon diac Job Squash and Wood Chuck, with the grave Gamblers Wife and Say of the Madan drawing deep audience engagement. Two more performances are planned Monday and Wednesday at 25 cents per night.
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A. Ryan
New American Encyclopedia Advertisement in Our Pages
Our readers are referred to an advertisement for the new American Encyclopedia, soon to be published by J Appleton & Co New York. Five volumes are ready in half Morocco binding, with plans to extend to fifteen. The work aims to be a comprehensive reference on science literature and art and notable individuals. The printer’s opinions are favorable and the public may consult the ad and visit the new workshop run by Kurne, idancock, and colleagues for orders.
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Manton
Douwbtleas
Advertiverm
Ig Terme
Nepw
Stor
Mens, Kurne & Idancock
The Court of Equity and public opinion in Abbeville
The Independent Press argues the Court of Equity handles increasingly complex cases and, despite cost concerns, offers essential, effective remedies. It contends equity saves costs in long estates, curbs fraud, and upholds property rights under a better justice system, contrasting equity with common law.
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Independent Press
Abbeville
D. C
Court of Equity
China
Tnonll
Sulew
Syle
Watlord
President Joins Commencement at Chapel Hill
The President attended the annual commencement at the North Carolina University, receiving a warm welcome from President Swain. He lauded the Pennsylvania North Carolina bond from William Penn to present day, praised the university and K. Polk’s memory, and urged unity. At Chapel Hill the Doctor of Laws was conferred on Hon. Jason Boehanan, President of the United States, Hon. Mitchell King of Charleston, and the Rt. Rev. Bishop Otley of Tennessee.
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North Carolina
Farmah
Doperta
Bachan
North Carolina University
Swain
Pennsylvania
Willian Penn
K. Polk
le Mans
Chapel Hill
Jason Boehanan
United States
Hlon. Mitchell King
Charlinton 8. C
Bishop Otley
Tennessee
Evans & Co Gift Book Establishment Ad
Evans & Co. advertiser in this issue promotes the Gift Book Establishment at 677 Broadway New York City. The firm claims oldest, most extensive trade and a reputation for integrity and impartiality. Orders for books filed punctually at canal prices with gratis gifts offered to customers.
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Evans & Co
D. W. Evans & Co
Broadway
New York City
Frost and storm report from York District and local casualty
Frost was observed near Bethel killing cotton, while a hail storm left traces at Bullock's Creek. A fatal bolt struck a group near Limestone Springs, killing Master Wirtias Nerr and injuring others. The York District insured fire payout for 1858 reached 319175.54 dollars. John Osborne, discoverer with Daniel Boone of Mammoth Cave, died at age 60 near Louisiana.
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Gaffney
Limestone Springs
Wirtias Nerr
Mamonorm
John Osborne
Daniel Boone
Mirammoth
Kentocks
Louisiana
Kerowrrn Pairing Fails in Cotton Trade Listings
The New York Journal of Conuneres reports the failure of Honske of Jobin Praser and Co based in Charles ton, linked with Trenholm, Dros, and C of New York, Prager, Trontolur ce n, Liverpool in the cotton trade network.
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New York Journal of Conuneres
Honske
Jobin Praser & Co
Charleston
Trenholm, Dros, & C
New York
Sudh Prager
Trontolur Ce
Liverpool
Secretarial Note on Naturalization and French Military Service
The secretary states naturalization does not shield French natives from compulsory military service. The French government considers natives within the United States as potential recruits. Spartanburg gears up for August 9 commemorations of the Battle of Musgrove Mills with a subscriptions drive led by a district committee.
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Casa
United States
France
Troma
Pranve
Ite Phre Dietton
Matai
Spartanburg
Maine
Musgrove Mills
Colleet
Prisoner Convicted of Robbery in Pittsbury Court
A defendant named Couvierre or Royusco ain Mane from Sotmerset county Pay woe was found guilty of robbing nails in a United States court in Pittsbury Best week. The arrest was made by General James K. Magiine, a special agent of the Moxtotlion Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couvierre
Royusco Ain
Lavi Long
Measant
Ravages of the Cettan Lee Hit Local Cottton Fields
Local farmers report severe crop damage from cettan lee ravages and heavy rain last Saturday. Oldest oil farmers note declines in elects and nominees, with cotton reduced to a stump in some areas and rust spreading across fields.
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Cioran
STIALING Shaved inno Arnica Navy dispatches report slave trade raids
The Navy Department has released dispatches from the coast of Africa dated proto prava maybe detailing the raiding of slave ships by yachts and traders. A British frigate Cumberland notes methods used to evade capture and suggests using smaller vessels to penetrate rivers and bays to intercept slavers. A Chicago trial reveals a gang linked to murders, arson, and rail obstruction, with letters between associates in Buffalo, Chicago, and Cleveland outlining their plans. Charleston Courier
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Navy Department
Afcion
Vic
Cumberlandt
Lava
Stonll
Stautling
John McLaughlin
Chicago
Galena
Kunffalo
Cleveland
Buffalo
Eudot
Poiona
Ana
Charleston Courier
Arrival of the City of Washington and Italian theater of war
The City of Washington arrives from Liverpool with May 26 dates as capt. Vetrie reports off Cape Race. News from Lombardy describes the Montebello action on May 21 with Austrian and French Sardinian forces. 2000 Austrians captured, casualties reported, while Sardinian movements and new political unrest populate the Adriatic coast.
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N.ow
New York
City of Washington
Vetrie
Liverpool
Cape Race
France
Gan. Str Tion
Baraguay D'Killiare
Ginn
Poray
Montebello
Viedmont
Alessandria
Napoleons
Marshal Santos
Duke de Montebello
Bes
Lombardy
Bone
Nogpies
Pras
Atlases
Cotyparny
Turbulent Cotton Market and War News From Europe
The report notes cotton trends in New York with speculators buying 1400 bales and exporters 5000 as prices firm. It describes a Sardinia Parma outbreak with Austrian casualties and hints at political resignations in France and a war mood in Southern Germany. Genoa awaits Louis Kossuth amid Hungarian revolt plans.
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New Yorks
Alin Virien
Captain Shannon
Livnevons Corgos Marae
Owe Liverjwasl
Myer Amont
Sardinia
Parma
Montwhella
Ion
Hwefrtos
France Gortichakol
Rua Kan
Maris Bourse
Germany
Louis Kossuth
Genoa
Hungary
Louis Napoleon Nis
Virginia Election Official Returns in 107 Counties
Official returns from 107 counties show Lerenen with a 4696 vote majority. Analysts estimate the total majority will climb to about 6090 votes.
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Rieusonp
Juna
Lerenen
Remarkable Petrified Thigh Bone and Ancient Vertebra Exhibit
Physicians are invited to view two curiosities from Alachua county near Gainesville. A gigantic petrified thigh bone suggests a person nine to ten feet tall with a shortened neck and flattened shaft. The vertebra is claimed to be antediluvian in origin, found with the bone on Judge Andrew Robb’s plantation.
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Sangtua
Andrew Robb
Gainesville
Alachua County
Chester District Agricultural Society Formed
A large meeting at the Court House established the Chester District Agricultural, Horticultural and Penological Society with a proper constitution. Samuel McAshley was elected President and urged improved agriculture as the society’s goal, viewing it as a fixed district institution and a blessing to all involved.
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Samuel McAshley
Wheat crop prospers as heat follows cool nights
Crora and associates report cool nights for a week and hot sunny days with hail storms nationwide. Wheat crops appear much better than expected and planting friends note unprecedented yields. With corn promising, the editors suggest lowering corn prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crora, Wratten, &c
Carolina Spartan
Chester White Population and Tax Total Report
The Standard notes that Cheater town's white population is TAT and that the district tax for the year 1858 totaled SiR 127,40.
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Chester
Cheater
Obituary Notices From Mississippi and South Carolina
Departed life at W L Munderburk residence Marshall County Mississippi December 1858 infant Jacob Punderburk aged 2 years 8 months misspelled ages and dates. Monterson NapoleonFPunder Tak died November 1850s in Dal-lester District South Carolina aged 16 years tenths. Win U Green 27 years old died ult. Susan M Winchester sister of Thomas D Whieheater age 8 years.
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W. L. Munderburk
Marshall County
Miss
Jacob Pisteher Punderburk
Monterson Napoleon
ISOS
Dalleaster
South Carolina
da Suwree
Susan M. Winchester
Thomas D Id
Market News From Cuannivros June 10
Quiet market with 241 bales sold yesterday at listed prices. Reported sales include 105.50 for some bales and 156 bales at a higher price. New Orleans June 1 notes 700 bales Middling, weekly totals 19 250 bales. Market buoyant, 1000 bales at Middling Me. Flour declines, Wheat heavy, Corn dull. Naval Stores firm and rising.
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Cuannivros
Plge
New Oureasa
Middlinga
Ile
Lottery Ad Bids in Augusta and Wilmington Firms
A Sunday Leader notice touts the Georgia Lottery, urging readers to invest sums from 10 to 250 dollars in Wood Eddy & Co. of Augusta and Wilmington for a chance at the capital prize. The ad frames the venture as a path to fortune with Shakespearean flourish.
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Juwr Drorrep
Georgia Lottery
Shakespore
Dan
Avon
Wood, Eddy & CO
Augusta, Geo
Wilmington
Delaware
Augusta
Ueorgia
Sunday Leader
Advertisement for Dr Sanford Liver Invigorator
In a distant column an ad promotes Dr Sanford a liver invigorator product. It touts health benefits and urges readers to try the remedy advertised in the page layout.
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Dr. Sanforda
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