Sale terms announced for Walter B. Metts purchase
The document states payment terms for a purchase: the buyer to pay most costs up front with the balance due in twelve months on credit, interest accruing from the sale date, secured by the purchaser and good sureties. Walter B. Metts is named in the notice with related details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conscrit Department
Co.umaia
Grarat
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Nanas
Fxpo
Metrox
Rk. W. Shand
Soutei
Geanisiadonsi
York
John D. McLean
Walter B. Metts
Virginia
Beauregard
Charleston
Arsenal
Cedar Springs Asylum
Citadel
Governor Bonham's Confederate War Era Message 1863
South Carolina Governor Bonham reports Union setbacks at Port Hudson Vicksburg and Morris Island, praises Charleston siege resistance, urges continued mobilization, militia reorganization, slave labor regulation, and increased state relief funding. calls for exemptions reform, militia expansion, state works, and production of war materiel.
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Executive Department
Columbia
Senate
House of Representatives
Port Hudson
Vicksburg
Chattanooga
Morris’ Island
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Confederacy
Chickamauga
Carolina
South
Charleston
Sumter
Mississippi
Tennessee
Knoxville
Army of the Potomac
Fredericksburg
Congress
Combahee Rangers
Rogers
Boykin
Vance
North Carolina
Niemsee
Santee
Taber’s Point
St. Matthew's Parish
Orangeburg
Beauregardin
Summerfield Letter Warns of Civil War Hardships
A Richmond Christian Advocate letter from Bishop Andrew in Summerfield Alabama October 1868 laments Union conduct in the Civil War. He cites refugees fleeing Mississippi and Tennessee toward Georgia, describes looting and slave seizures, and condemns Yankee brutality while urging resistance to captivity and loss of white Southern property. The piece protests political aims and urges unity against Union forces and abolitionist motives.
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Andrew
Methodist Episcopal Church
Summerfield
Ala
Divine
Mississippi
Tennessee
Georgia
Lincoln
South
Vicksburg
Elusive Mind and Faith Measured in Quoted Rhetoric
Fragmented text extols a firm religious belief as life's discipline and source of hope, citing light and beauty against decay. It references Sir H. Davy and an apparent phonetic reading prompt, then lists odd word fragments and symbols.
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Bras
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V. Pegenes
WM. M. Shannon
South Carolina
Camden
D. C
Robert Patrick
Court House
Miull Creek
York District
Trent
George Me
Floyd
David J. J. Floyd Jam
Marys
Beit i
Mary
Kennedy
G. Kennedy
Fr G. Kennedy
Tes Ann
Poot Cory
Sour Carolina
Roddey & Err W. B
A. Enowe
E. Moore
Cc. J. Pride
Rock Hill, 5. C. S
Coote, 8. C
A Ednquirer
Enquirer
Alfred Craven
Yorkville
SQ. CA
Bentist
Maintreet
Palmetto Hotel
W. P. McFadden
Rnteam Mills
King's Mountain
Kuykendal
Leslie O’wen
Enquirer Building
W. M. Walker
Estray
Edward T. A Brandon
Wright's Ferry
J.D. P. Currence
Patriotic Executive of
Brage
Quartermaster General
Morse
Col. Morse
George
Ordnance Officer
General Hampton
Thomas
James A. Seddon
War Department
Secretary of War
Asheville
Greenville
William” Gregg
Graniteville Manufacturing Company
Graniteville
Grégg
Marshall McCue
House of Delegates
B. J. Sage
Legis Sture
Richmond
E. P Jones
South Carolina Volunteers
Brockman
Edwards
Secretary of State
Congress of the
Confederate States
M. L. Bonham
The
Richmond Christian Advocate
New York Evening ‘Post
England
Pal
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Lara
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