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Miscellaneous Mississippi newspapers
...raised in New York, and came to Mississippi in 1815 by way of New Orleans. He returned to New York, and came to Mississippi again in 1817, and settled in...
...Jackson, Mississippi. Dealer in Paints, Glass, and fine French and American Wall Paper and Border. Oxford Mercury [Oxford, MS] OXFORD MERCURY...
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Savannah [GA] Republican, 1863
...So much curiosity is shown in Mississippi for any details, however trivial, of Yankee misrule and Butler's course in New Orleans, that a few desultory...
...of those who used so melodiously to swell the boatmen's chorus upon the Mississippi steamers. In the evening General Butler, with his numerous and...
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Natchez Daily Courier, 1861-1863
...Mississippi Flags. New State Flag for Mississippi; New Flag for "Southern Confederated States."--made to order at short notice at Clarke's Literary...
...any quantity of bouquets, which were received with that courtesy the Mississippi soldier knows how to show.--Oxford Mercury, 30th ult. NATCHEZ DAILY...
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Mobile Register and Advertiser, 1864
...The destruction of property in Western Mississippi has been enormous—and this, in connection with the abandoned plantations, present a sad and melancholy...
...Scene in Mississippi. (Fall of 1863) Family comfortably seated 'round a glowing fire. Dash (at the front gate)—Bow, wow, wow, wow. Mother.—Julia,...
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Memphis Daily Appeal, March-July, 1861
...The Flag of Mississippi.—A flag of white ground, magnolia tree in the center, a blue field in the under left hand corner, with a white star in the...
...Mississippi Items. Cadets.—The boys at Okolona have organized a cadet company. On the 17th ult., the "Van Dorn Reserves," of Aberdeen, were mustered...
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American Citizen [Canton, MS], July 6, 1861-November 6, 1863
...Canton, Mississippi. Orders from the County solicited. aug18,1860 AMERICAN CITIZEN [CANTON, MS], July 6, 1861, p. 2, c. 1 The Citizen on a War...
...shipments of manufactured articles and produce—was with the towns on the Mississippi. It also shows that the South lived not by what it raised at home,...
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Memphis Daily Appeal, November - December 1861
...disturb the life or liberty of such martyrs to their country.—Brandon (Mississippi) Republican. MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL [MEMPHIS, TN], November 5, 1861,...
...for their music, was deposited with the Governor, for the benefit of the Mississippi volunteers. Dispatches from the northern cities state that the poor...
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Memphis Daily Appeal, January 1862 - June 6, 1862
...Doodle.—A correspondent of the Richmond Dispatch, writing from "Camp 12th Mississippi regiment," Virginia, says: The only new thing of note is a custom...
...was the first to display the secession flag in the waters of the Upper Mississippi, the Governor of Missouri, Gov. Jackson, when the Alonzo Child was in...
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Mississippian (Daily, Semi-Weekly, and Weekly), January 3, 1860 - July 10, 1864
...and popular citizen of Mississippi, but now of Arkansas, on his arrival at Napoleon, a town on the bank of the Mississippi, a few days ago, he witnessed...
...has recently arrived from Shanghai, China, on a visit to her relations in Mississippi. Mrs. Lambuth has brought her two children to be educated in this...
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Memphis Daily Appeal [Jackson, MS], 1862-1863
...the first gun upon the Potomac, and hopes to fire the last one upon the Mississippi. And our young friend, Major B____, may, too, in that coming time,...
...taste and wealth. Here were the principal depot and machine shops of the Mississippi Central railroad the great road from Indianapolis to New Orleans,...
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