Tax Appeals Notice for Adams County Townships and Boroughs
Tax Appeals are scheduled by the Adams County Commissioners across multiple townships and boroughs. Hearings run daily from early morning to evening at designated homes, with dates in January and February, covering Mountpleasant Conowagy Berwick Vancitten Strahan Osford Reading Huntington Latigore Ayrong Menallen Butler Franklin Hamilton Liberty Cumberland Gettysburg and more, names of officials and locations listed. Public notices urge affected residents to attend and present claims or settle outstanding matters before specified deadlines.
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Adwmns County
Adwmns
Pweluek
AL My
Mountpleasant
Conowagy
Wedneskiy
Clanterstown
Osford
George Shane
Oxford
Reading
Treaday
Robert AL. Dicks
Mampton
Huntington and
Latigore
Wednesdey
George Hildeland
Petersburg
Voice Dugiew A Woman's Question
Fragmented verse probes trust and faith in a relationship asking if deep desire can redeem past mistakes The speaker urges a partner to reveal true needs and potential futures while confronting guilt and the risk of losing self indulgence to love and change
Arsenic and lead poison tips from old health column
A fragmented health advisory warns against green wallpaper shades and arsenic taints, sugar of lead in white visiting cards, poisonous green concert tickets, and cautions about buttons, pins, nightwear, and restless sleep. It prescribes safe sleepwear, avoiding stockings with footwear, and steps for fainting or cold weather illness.
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Walla
Warnang
Warner
Andres
Old War Tale of the Constitution Versus Guerriere
A historical reminiscence recounts the 1812 duel between the Constitution and the Guerriere. Captain Hall and Commodore Hull are described with bold tights and coolness under fire, while a Northern correspondent praises Bucktails and Pennsylvanian soldiers for grit and survival in early battles.
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Ogden Stoffman
Constitution
Taawe Mall
Ilall
Anecdote and oddities from an 1860s Boston speech
Jim Lane recounts an anecdote about slaves protecting property and a Confederate twist, followed by a quarrel over letters and a steward’s miscue. The column shifts to everyday mishaps and curious notes, including telegraph tests, Chicago hydrant woes, Napoleonic punishment, and a rural coffee substitute, concluding with martial training talk and voting literacy ideas.
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Jim Lane
Boston
General Lane
Washington and his Horses
Recollections detail the Philadelphia stables under German John with the white chargers groomed in a nightly routine. Horses were wrapped in paste and body-clothes, dried on straw, then rubbed to a satin gloss. Hoofs, mouths, and leopard-skin housings were finished before the chargers were led to service.
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Washington
Philadelphi
John
Brave Girl at Spinell Italy Rescues Family with Revolver
In Spinell Italy a Lib eral Priest’s house is attacked by Bourbon brigands. A young girl discovers the scene and grabs the revolvers from the priest’s belt. She shoots a leader, drives attackers from room to room, blocks the door, and ends the danger by firing on them from a window while proclaiming Viva Garibaldi. A captain arrives to find her beside her uncle’s corpse.
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Spinell
Italy
Lg Oiego
Ler Unele
Garibaldi
Factiori
Inauguration and War Policy Raises Debates of Soldiers
A Philadelphia article discusses rowdyism as a failed source for soldiers, arguing discipline comes from orderly citizens rather than rough crowds. It covers Governor Tod of Ohio's inauguration, fiscal reforms, tax plans for railroads, and wartime measures plus a wartime anecdote about soldiers smuggling liquor and a biting incident at camp.
Adams County Teachers Association Meeting 1862
Proceedings describe the Adams County Teachers Association in New Oxford on January 14 1862. Reports cover committees on grammar orthography and reading, with sessions led by President and invited speakers including Prof Himes and Mr Akers. The group discusses county institutes school discipline and geography, elects officers, and votes to publish proceedings and establish an educational column in county papers.
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Adams County Teachers’ Association
New Oxfon
New Oxford
Akers
G. G. Beals
Ellis
McClear
Wile
Ary
Currens
Wert
Messrs
Bramall
Gurrens
Beals
Brown
Young
Wintrode
McConnel
Pleitler
Settzel
Arternvox Lassros
Association
Mr. Ellis
Messrs. Bramall
Pfeiffer
Preiffer
Lyttle
McCreary
MacCrear
Akter
Dominion
Skomuall
Messrs. Broma
Fitzgerald
McClure
Wint
Chronister
Fitzgersle
Babb Orthourphy
Connal
tHeltadl
M. Wintrastle
Graumer
Kr McAlurg
Wolf
Mly Ld
Mids
Gitt
Seavet McClures Tresamir
AL. Gitt
McC'r
Artonxuos Sussex
Pestersburg
J.B. Akers
Mer. Young
McGonniel
Momrs
Ghroamster
Bebt Yanna
Intrade
Wall
Bronall
Gro'elack
Ponsi
McGhure
Elis
Abr
Blhs Cen
Alexander
Tyel
Creary
Cittle
Mishere
Prof
Hiner
Troy University
May
Philadelphia
Mar
F. McConnell
Peter Krendy
Samuel Wintrode
F. McSherry
Mr. Wert
Messrs. Beals
Wise
Mae. Wolf
Kready
Wort
Aundilliines
Wolf, Young
Wintroda
3Romall
McClure and Dimes
Sllis
Himes
McSherry
Messrs. McVreary
Starry
L. Chronister
Winsrode
D. Chronister
Lippencott
Jno
Eulis
Kev
Yimes
Slimes
Messia
Times
Mey
Hhis
Belfave
Ocean Strand
Sinadia
Lal Litle
Lrestt
Jos
Girt
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Diamond
Gettysburg
Ann
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Ord
Dowell
Charles Yabo
Saylis
eoWell
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Terry
Ouspatoon
eTrace
Fife
Scientific American
Ghriegs
Lil
Chicago
Register
Chiexeo
Fae
Chicago Journal
Wagram
Lelau
Vienna
Napoleon
Yauahe
Miner's Journal
Elizabettown
Kentucky
Cat
Jeb Massa
Phungara Sante
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Wilson
Tod
Ohio
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Columbia
Lincoln
Sonorer
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Wasninarox
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Army of the Potomac
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