Sale of Partnership Lands and Real Estate in York District
Notices announce a commissioner sale of partnership lands in York District bounded by local plots and roads, totaling about 216 12 acres with one acre poles, to satisfy a court order. The sale to occur the first Monday in June at Chester Court, with payment terms, bond security, and a balance due over twelve months. Also included are notices of sale of real estate of James A. McCarter in York District with a deadline for objections and consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Court SE
Brawley & Alexan
York District
Anahhittigiawy
J. C. Whitesides
John. R
John Roddy
John Scott
Andanany
Paylig
Cc. E
James A. McCarter
McCarer
Opher L. H
M. McCarter
John C. McCarter
Harriett
Davide Z. McCarte
Places of Note in Mississippi
Long compendium describes Mississippi towns and rivers including Jackson Vicksburg Meridian Grenada Canton Raymond Okolona Grand Gulf Port Gibson and Baton Rouge with railroad lines and navigable watercourses. It notes river systems Pearl Yazoo Tallahatchie and Yallabusha plus major rail connections and distance relations around Jackson and Vicksburg. The piece blends geography with regional rail traffic and river navigation.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Pearl River
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Southern Mississippi
Meridian
Miss
Great Northern
Memphis
Shreveport
Louisiana
Selma
Ala
New Orleans, Jackson,2nd Northern
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Mobile
Mobile and Ohio
Grenada
Yalabusha River
Yazoo
Jackson and Northern
Canton
Madison County
Corinth
Girelona
Grand Gulf
Mississippi River
Port Gibson
Big Black
Jackson Port Hudson
East Feliciana
Baton Rouge
Port Hudson
Lake Borgne
Gulf of Mexico
Yazoo River
Tallahatchie
Yallabusha
Yallabusha River
Okaloua
Leflore
Tallahachie
Yallahusha
Choctaw County
Atlanta Commonwealth
Grant
Sherman
Bowen
Missouri
Arkansas
Tracy
Baldwin
Pemberton
Newton
Johnston
Gist
South Carolina
Mobile Tribune
Prisoners Speak After Chancellorsville Battle Returns
The column notes thousands of hybrid prisoners arriving after Chancellorsville with Capt. J. W. Beck's unit reporting 8,500 more on the way. Descriptions show hopeful and despondent captives who want parole and home, with many already beyond service time and fearing reimprisonment if forced back. The narrative covers initial rescue hopes, Hooker’s failure, and the battle’s 3 o clock start as Rhodes attacks.
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Chancelloraville
J. W. Beck
Co. K
Georgia
Ashland
Guinea
Stoneman
Hooker
Rappahannock
Abe
Chancellorsville
Gen. Rhodes
D H. Hill
D’ Armee
Howard
Dan Sickles
Elsp
Chan
Baltimore Case Reports Treason Charge Against Miss Fanny James
Miss Fanny C. James, daughter of John James, was arrested at 762 West Saratoga Street on a charge of aiding the enemy. Gen. Schenck committed her to Baltimore Jail for civil trial under Maryland Treason law after evidence of correspondence with the South and a handwritten letter. The letter references supplies and orders for government use and includes admonitions about a suspected spy.
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Baltimore
Baltimore American
Tish
Fanny C. James
John James
West
Saratoga Street
Schenck
Maryland
Ricumont
Fannie
Harry
Col. Fish
Fanny
Fish
Next Express
Brad
Heigho
Shepardstown
General Bragg Humorously Responds to Furlough Request
A Chattanooga Rebel item recounts General Bragg’s jesting reply to a soldier’s furlough extension request. He cited Deuteronomy verses urging caution for a man with a new wife, humorously suggesting the lines be included in General Orders A and G. Q. The Knoxville Republican-Richmond dispatch hints Bragg may adopt such prompts.
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Mao
Bragg
G. Q
Chattanooga
Famine as a Political Weapon in Civil War Rhetoric
In a wartime tirade, writers claim famine proves harsh policies by Union leaders would fail if exposed to the South. They scorn Yankees for cruelty and decry famine as a driving force behind rebellion. President Davis and Vice President Stephens are invoked as symbols of suffering, while Seddon’s frail image underscores the argument.
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Vallandigham
Peace Party
Fort Warren
Tortugas
Lincoln
Davis
Stephens
Mr. Seddon
Spotswood
British Britain US Seizure Dispute Pages in The London Index
The London Index comments on official correspondence between Britain and the United States about the seizure of the Peterhoff at neutral ports. It notes Lord Russell’s stance, expects the Peterhoff to be returned, and questions British tolerance of Confederate gun running and Federal blockades affecting neutral trade. Russell argues neutrality and arms transfers shape wartime favors.
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London Index
United States
Mr. Adams
Matamoras
Lord Russell
Reterhoff
Her
Peterhoff
Earl Russell
Forttan Ovricg
Confederate States
New York
Great Britain
Tam, &O
Russell
Late Gen Van Dorn death card from staff May 15 1863
Editors Decline to settle rumors about General Van Dorn’s death. The statement says he was shot in Spring Hill Tennessee by Dr Peters while writing at his desk, with Peters previously in friendly contact. The staff details alleged motives and defends the general’s memory.
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Gen. van Dorn
Mosite
van Dorn
Spring Hill
Tennessee
Peters
Peteray
Major Kimmel
Dr. Peters
United States
Nashville
Arkansas
s.Hines
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Commissioner's Sale
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Chester
Lars Or
HE Brawley
Raf Awergan
C. E- Baker
Gentcal Wharf & No
Cumberland St
Charleston
G. C
Twitn
C. J. Pride
Gtk
Po Bigger
John’ Millen
Setin
Bigaer
T Davis
John’ Davis
William and Beatty
Commibants
Eee Lessona
Qty Alter B
Metts
Racay
Posclans O District
Ue Bepor
A . m. McCorkle
L. Bloombeng & Bro. 2
Arble Ward
Hare
Chesser
Carolina
Pr ‘Fide
ENRER
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Yorkville
B. Adkins
Saray Byars
John Barron
Martha Cowan
Mary Crowlin
M. de. Currence
Catharine Childers
John Steele
J. J
M. $. Senhorn
A. C. Sutton
J. M. An
I. H. Smith
Elizabeth Turner
Edward A. C. Wilson
Margaret, White
Rt. P. Wood
John R. Alexander
P. M
J.C. Miller
York and
S. Carolina
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Pringle
Capt
Vale
D. C
King's Mountain Road
Ipue
Stowe's Hotel
W. P. McFadden
Yorkvilley
Ibs Copperas
W. D. J. C. Miller
Leslie O*wen
Agustal
Doubtess
Saliefac
W. M. Walker
McFadden
Alfred. Craven
Beals
Main Street
Enquirer
Carthage
Tenn
Sidney Stanton
Jackson County
Chattanooga Revel
Cincinnati
Vallandingham
Naval Service
Ohio
C.L. Vaelandingham
The
World
Vallandighain
Mozart Hall
New York City
Clement L. Vallandigham
Gellorsville
Richmond
Spotsylvania
Francis P. Blair
Congress
St. Louis
Blair
South
Richmond Dispatch
Knoxville Register Sperpe
Poe
de Yees
Banh
Ho-Am
John L. BR
Winder
Dis
Monroe
Centorte Gardito
Fortress Monroe
Joe
Aitf
Ouband
Sissippi
Inter Gain
Sd Ienit
Sas
Atlantavaud
Rome
Gua
Furtenty
Araiies
Objasta
Shag
Obisin
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