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Fort McAllister (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 1
The recent attack on fort McAllister. A dispatch was yesterday received at the War Department, announcing that the enemy's fleet of gunboats which recently attacked Fort McAllister, near Savannah had caused their operations and moved down the river. The injury sustained from the bombardment by the fort was very slight. The recent attack on fort McAllister. A dispatch was yesterday received at the War Department, announcing that the enemy's fleet of gunboats which recently attacked Fort McAllister, near Savannah had caused their operations and moved down the river. The injury sustained from the bombardment by the fort was very slight.
W. N. Nedford (search for this): article 1
Robbery. --On Tuesday night last the residence of Mr. W. N. Nedford, on 3d, between Broad and Marshall streets, was visited by thieves, and a splendid watch, set with diamonds, valued at $600, with the chain, and $40 in money, stolen. The watch was the property of his wife, and was highly valued, having been presented to her a few days previous by the business friends of her husband.--The dressing cabinet of Mrs. R. was entered by the adroit thief while the family were awake and the articles abstracted.
March 5th (search for this): article 1
The Indianan Blown up — successful Ruse of the enemy. Mobile, March 5. --The Jackson Mississippian says the destruction of the Indianan (the steamer lately captured from the Yankees) was a most unfortunate and unnecessary affair. The "turreted monster" proved to be a flatboat with sundry fixtures, to create deception. She passed Vicksburg on Tuesday night, and the officers, believing she was a "turrated monster," blew up the Indianan, but her guns fell into the enemy's hands. The Queen of the West left in such a hurry us to forget part of her crew, who were left on shore. Taken altogether, (says the account,) it was a good joke on the Partisan Rangers, who are notoriously more cunning than brave.
Cromwell (search for this): article 1
o withdraw from the Union the case became hopeless. The fragment of the Union left behind could no longer exist. "The best Government the world ever saw" has become a hissing and a reproach. It is an absolute monarchy, with Lincoln at the head of it. The very name of Republican has been immolated by those who claim to be the only Republicans alive. It has been done to anticipate a rival party. For the sake of securing the power to Lincoln against an evident majority in the country and in Congress, the Yankee Congress has rendered him completely independent of all legislation whatever. It has, in other words, made him a Dictator, as complete as Cœsar was at Rome — as complete as Cromwell was in England — as complete as Bonaparte was in France. Lincoln may have no trouble now about raising troops. He may have no difficulty about hauling she whole population to the shambles. But huge masses of conscripts and bodies of well drilled soldiers are two very different thin
Lincoln (search for this): article 1
nt of the Union left behind could no longer exist. "The best Government the world ever saw" has become a hissing and a reproach. It is an absolute monarchy, with Lincoln at the head of it. The very name of Republican has been immolated by those who claim to be the only Republicans alive. It has been done to anticipate a rival party. For the sake of securing the power to Lincoln against an evident majority in the country and in Congress, the Yankee Congress has rendered him completely independent of all legislation whatever. It has, in other words, made him a Dictator, as complete as Cœsar was at Rome — as complete as Cromwell was in England — as com was at Rome — as complete as Cromwell was in England — as complete as Bonaparte was in France. Lincoln may have no trouble now about raising troops. He may have no difficulty about hauling she whole population to the shambles. But huge masses of conscripts and bodies of well drilled soldiers are two very different
Bonaparte (search for this): article 1
withdraw from the Union the case became hopeless. The fragment of the Union left behind could no longer exist. "The best Government the world ever saw" has become a hissing and a reproach. It is an absolute monarchy, with Lincoln at the head of it. The very name of Republican has been immolated by those who claim to be the only Republicans alive. It has been done to anticipate a rival party. For the sake of securing the power to Lincoln against an evident majority in the country and in Congress, the Yankee Congress has rendered him completely independent of all legislation whatever. It has, in other words, made him a Dictator, as complete as Cœsar was at Rome — as complete as Cromwell was in England — as complete as Bonaparte was in France. Lincoln may have no trouble now about raising troops. He may have no difficulty about hauling she whole population to the shambles. But huge masses of conscripts and bodies of well drilled soldiers are two very different thin
United States (United States) (search for this): article 1
The late United States. The manner in which the Yankee Government has out loose from the Constitution is so quiet, and with so little premonitory notice, that we are even now lost in amusement, and find it impossible to realize the truth in its fullest extent. The great Republic, the boasted model Government upon earth, the Government that threatened to make all others do as she would have them, that was feared and detested by every one of them — has gone to places as quietly as an old scow beached upon a rocky place of coast, as soon as the waters which had thrown it there subsided. The idea that the Yankees oculdcarry on a frame of Government like that of the old Union, so complicated of itself, and requiring the use of such delicate machinery, was from the beginning a dream and an illusion. The Yankee mind is capable of no such exertion. It could neither have invented the system nor have kept it in operation without the aid of the South. As soon as the South determin
France (France) (search for this): article 1
o withdraw from the Union the case became hopeless. The fragment of the Union left behind could no longer exist. "The best Government the world ever saw" has become a hissing and a reproach. It is an absolute monarchy, with Lincoln at the head of it. The very name of Republican has been immolated by those who claim to be the only Republicans alive. It has been done to anticipate a rival party. For the sake of securing the power to Lincoln against an evident majority in the country and in Congress, the Yankee Congress has rendered him completely independent of all legislation whatever. It has, in other words, made him a Dictator, as complete as Cœsar was at Rome — as complete as Cromwell was in England — as complete as Bonaparte was in France. Lincoln may have no trouble now about raising troops. He may have no difficulty about hauling she whole population to the shambles. But huge masses of conscripts and bodies of well drilled soldiers are two very different thin
Shoemaker (search for this): article 1
Negroes at private sale I have for sale privately a No. 1 Seamstress and House Servant, Washer and Ironer, about 22 years old, represented as qualified in cash department, of good character. Sold for no fault. Also, a good Shoemaker and Tanner. S E Fondren. Odd Fellows Hall. Corner of Franklin and Mayo sts. fe 28--cod6t*
Tanner (search for this): article 1
Negroes at private sale I have for sale privately a No. 1 Seamstress and House Servant, Washer and Ironer, about 22 years old, represented as qualified in cash department, of good character. Sold for no fault. Also, a good Shoemaker and Tanner. S E Fondren. Odd Fellows Hall. Corner of Franklin and Mayo sts. fe 28--cod6t*
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