Floods and Valley Destruction Reported in Texas Rivers
A fragmentary Texan report describes bodies found in the Brazos and the Mississippi-like river floods. It notes plantations destroyed by rising water, a bridge at Columbus intact, and refugees sheltering in woods from Saturday night through Sunday. It also mentions rail damage east and west of Alleyton and repairs planned within days.
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Texas
Galvsaton
Camno
Pbc
Dunovant
Columbus
Brazos
Alleyton
Induction by GAPT Marshall Reid Aims Higher Path
Fragmentary text praises guiding youth toward a moral path and national destiny. Mentions Sansthy of peer guide to sana the Youth of America and Marxe Bar's Maessine as a symbolic instrument. Lacks clear dates or locations. emphasizes a march toward civilization and supreme satisfaction in guiding others.
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Sana
America
Marxe Bar
Maessine
Gap
Publication pricing for reviews and back numbers
Fragmentary notice outlines pricing for five reviews from The Westminster Review and The North British Review, with options for subscriptions in 1868 1869 and back numbers. It mentions single or multiple reviews and possible gratia offers, with unclear details due to OCR errors.
Boor im Aweaia and Ladies Book for 1869
Fragmented OCR notes describe Zee omy Lanu and Clodhey making appearances in 1869 Ladies Book content. References to Authoress of Alone Hidden Path Nemesis, fashion designs, and themes for a cultural page. Mentions Health Department and Lau ry with vague weekly magazine context.
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Zee Omy Lanu
Aweaia
Terms for 1869 Subscriptions and Club Discounts
The notice lists subscription terms for 1869 with prices for various copy counts per year, including extra copies to organizers. It specifies totals for six, nine, and twelve copies and ends with an address at L. A. Gover at the northeast corner of Sixth and Chestnut Streets in Philadelphia.
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L. A. Gover
N. E. Corner
Sixth and
Chestnut Streets
Philadelphia
Titik Farmer's Chronicle ad notice Columbus Ohio
Classified notice announcing subscription terms for Titik Farmer's Chronicle published in Columbus Ohio. Mentions price: Ten copies for Fifteen Dollars, delivery by post or association, request for subscribers to add to Retitorial Corps and the paper.
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Steyans BY
Tie Base Panes in rar Wee ere Eee eee nee
In 1860 the issue notes the address for Scientific American at 3t Park Row New York and references the publication details. The text appears garbled but confirms the editor’s address and era context for the periodical.
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Scientific American
Res &Co
Park Row
New York
Magazine on battles and war incidents described in promotional prose
A late 19th century promotional note discusses a new magazine titled by oes and BY oes, claiming content on battles in the Southern Army and general war incidents. It touts national circulation, patronage from readers, and feature writers, with subscription terms of three dollars per year and specimens available for twenty five cents.
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Epean
Tino
Ite
Dollere
Feria Vance
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Gaur
N. O. Times
Louisiana Petroleum and Coal of Company
New Ante
Axithis
Broadway
John Street
Brown, Coon & Co
American Artista Axe
American Artisan
the Youth of America
Gapt
Mayns Reid
American Stock Journal
The
Westmlaster Review
North British Review
Edinburg
United States
Clodhey
Marion Harland
Bexormen
Daawing
Thia
Toe Borti Cultural and & Health Department
Ero
Haan House
Laury
Farmer's Chronicle
Titik Farmer's Chronicle
Dwyer & Busby
Columbus, Ohio
Oes
aDey
Athens
Bergin
Wim. & W.jl. Jones
Aten CA
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