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Ferrol (Spain) (search for this): article 4
Still Later from Europe. The fall of Charleston caused the Yankee loan to advance two per cent. and the Confederate to fall four per cent. Ex-Senator Foote reiterates his denunciations of the rebel Confederacy in a letter published in London, where he now resides. The rebel ram Olinde was still in the port of Ferrol, watched by the United States vessels.
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Still Later from Europe. The fall of Charleston caused the Yankee loan to advance two per cent. and the Confederate to fall four per cent. Ex-Senator Foote reiterates his denunciations of the rebel Confederacy in a letter published in London, where he now resides. The rebel ram Olinde was still in the port of Ferrol, watched by the United States vessels.
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Still Later from Europe. The fall of Charleston caused the Yankee loan to advance two per cent. and the Confederate to fall four per cent. Ex-Senator Foote reiterates his denunciations of the rebel Confederacy in a letter published in London, where he now resides. The rebel ram Olinde was still in the port of Ferrol, watched by the United States vessels.