Tax Appeals Meetings Set for Adams County Boroughs and Townships
The Commissioners of Adams County announce fixed dates and locations for tax appeals across townships Huntington and Latimore Tyrone Menallen Butler Franklin and other areas from February 4 to February 13. Sessions run daily 8 o'clock a.m. to 3 o'clock p.m. at listed homes offices and the Gettysburg commissioners office.
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Adans County
Huntington and
Latimore
George Hildebrand
Petersburg
Tyrone
John Beckenrode
Heidlersburg
Menailen
Charles Myers
Hendersville
Butler
Geo. W. Rex
Middletown
Franklin
Commissioners’ Office
Gettysburg
James H. Marstialg
I. Gardner
J. M. Warren
At the Threshold in Adams Sentinel
A reflective verse piece from January 28 1962 in Gettysburg notes a pilgrim spirit striving toward future days. It speaks of endurance faith and communal memory amid night and dawn, urging compassion and steadfast pursuit of better times.
Love of Dress and Sleep in a Moralizing Lesson
A moralizing fragment argues dress devotion signals vanity in girls and warns against excessive finery. It then shifts to advice on sleep induction, describing breathing-focused techniques to fall asleep and noting women as natural arbiters of propriety.
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Pitts
Apn
Love Lerrens
New York
Joe
Barry
Turkey
Constantinople
Smyrana
Jiundon
Aner
London Times
Mason
Slidell
England
Thunderer
Seward
Nasser
Times
Witness and Courtroom Wit in Philadelphia Tale
A Philadelphia courtroom diary recalls Mr. Doyle charged with a disorderly house on Shippen Street. Cornelius O Neil testifies with comic misreadings of reputations and characters, ending in an acquittal. Plainspoken anecdotes blend with Union era humor and hints of romance.
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Philadelphia
Doyle
Shippen Street
Cornelius O' Neil
Mr. Jr
McGarry
M Strate
Bridget McShane
Tink
Father Daley
Doyle's
Coantry
Mr. O'Neil
Cole’s
Cromwell
Mike
O'Neil
Where Has the Burnside Expedition Gone
A Washington visit reveals President Lincoln telling a Finance Committee member the Burnside Expedition has gone to sea. The exchange underscores public curiosity about the movement of the Irnside Expedition and the President’s guarded, humorous confirmation.
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Finance Committee
Board of Trade
Washiton
Pres Lincoln
Philadelphia Bulletin
Suffering of Humphrey Marshall's Reb e is
Mount Sterling Ky editor quotes Marshall's Rebel army survivors detailing harsh conditions their units faced. They describe lack of whiskey tents wagons and camp equipment illying relief, fear of arrest hindering return and widespread suffering.
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Humphrey Marshall
Mount Sterling
Marshall
Kentucky
Marshal
General Felix Zollicoffer and His Civil War Role
The article recalls Felix X. Zollicoffer as a Whig and American congressman from Tennessee and as a Confederate general killed at Somerset. It notes his early military moves, including suppression of Brownlow’s paper, actions at Cumberland Gap, and campaigns into Kentucky. It mentions losses at Crab Orchard and his later river position along the Cumberland with salt mines for the Confederacy.
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Louisville Journal
Felix Zollicoffer
Wastern
Kentucky
Somerset
Felix X. Zollicoffer
Nashville
Clannessee
Confederacy
East Tennessee
Parson Brownlow
Cumberland Gap
Columbus
Bowling Green
Crab Orch
Cumberland River
Trent Affair and Rebel Generals in Disjointed 1862 Updates
The piece cites Russia backing the Union in the Trent affair, urging Britain to commit to neutral rights, and notes Southern generals resignations and deaths after the Civil War onset. It mentions a Washington department clerk implicated in disclosing rebel information and a governor-linked letter for reinstatement.
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Trent
Russia
England
Mason and Slidell
St. Cpetersburg
Great Britain
St. James
Teratc
New York Tribune
Washington
Dle
Alexandria
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Fall Millinery
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Gerrysburg
Law
Apaw Bouascer
Falinestuch’s
Auburg
Embraci Nonlerard
Vernon, &E
Falmestock’s
Agit
Sheads & Burler
F. McIlhere
Prjinestock Bro
Finysons
Tysons
Tyson
Rysons
Aly
Owapapre Radhie
Ahwaitee Posey
The
Adams Sentinel
Ashe
Laure
Endurius
Jonathan
Prudence
T Big Farm
J'ru
Pro
Jeyther
Warman
Mississippi
Julge Wawking
Ippi
Isuuer
Gail Brown
Bristles
Pirst Eclass
Lebabod
Solon
Bunny
Virginia
Lot
Secesh
Ike
Richmond
Price
Park
Atheoffer
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Serif
Parite
Army Telegraph
Army
Gen. Looker
Mauncock
Sickert
McClellan
Danville
Iowa
Hays
Tun Devin No Soupren
Dizon
Seventy-Eighth
Aldershott
Lev
Siealitt
Joshua
David
Tim Moraver
Paravors
Barah Larabee
Rockville
Mass
Salem
London Star
Hughes
United States
South Carolina
St. Louis
Palmyra
Slnileck
Agcentlomin
Hannibal
Se Suseph
Henrietta
Llanvietta
Rochester and
Syracuse
Asya
Shroontha
Ger An Trishman
Payne
John 2. Grayson
Felix K. Zollicoffer
Rig
Philip le George Cooke
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