Local tradesmen advertise shop locations and goods
Also in connection with my Livery I will carry on the Blacksmithing business at the corner of Washington and Railroad streets where all in that line can be served Samuel Herbst. John W Tipton barber NE corner of Diamond next door to McClellan's Hotel in Gettysburg Pa ready to attend to business distance and satisfaction guaranteed. Ladies invited to view hats flats and Shaker Woods at discount from Ruf McIlhenny’s Boulevard Vernon.
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A. T.cover
Fahnestuck’s
Vannerind
D. M’conaughy
Bueller’s Drug & Book-Store
Chambersburg Street
Cane Beaty
Wis
Washington, D C
Mr Stoever
TL. Bangher
HS. Uber
PPRAL
Trespaetiaty
Gettysburg
Cail
Joan Gruell
FPMUE
Gharlas Mate
Chambershire Street
Rhagle Hotel
Washington and
Railroad Streets
Thase
Samuel Herbst
John ‘W. Tipton
McClellan’s
Totel
Gallysburg
Houlevard, Vernon &A
McIlien Y's
Binet
Speci Cenactin
Stité
Bieter
United States of America
United States
Hay
Bury me in the marine moonlight mother
Poem fragment urges burial with a single bright day on the grave. Speaker asks mother to lay in the night with stars above and the light of Hell of one bright day, expressing fear and longing. References to grave, heaven, and love under night.
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Tye
Tucker
Fragmented verse on falling leaves and fading life
The text presents a fragmented poem describing brown and golden leaves with imagery of wasting and withering trees. It laments lost life hopes and lingering presence as bands part and whispers of distant memories echo through a surreal landscape of flowers and music.
Letter and anecdotes on regimental honor and blockade diplomacy
The New Bedford Standard prints a Washington letter praising the New York Seventh and Massachusetts Midith Regiments for their conduct. It recounts a farmer’s mercy to a frightened woman and a coffee making scene, and notes General Scott receiving a corn ear as a diplomatic flourish from the Confederacy.
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New Bedford Standard
Washington
New York
Massachusetts
New England
Maryland
Rhoade Island
Tsawcis T
Scott
Department of State
Montgomery
WSP
Awe Xagnun
Lincoln
Hamilton
Ars. Lincoln
A Heroine in Knoxville Parson Brownlow’s Daughter
A Knoxville Tennessee heroine confronts Secession tensions in 1861. A local woman prevented Union destruction by blazoning loyalty as armed men menaced Parson Brownlow’s home. The incident highlights divided loyalties and trepidation in wartime Knoxville.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Parson Brownlow
Penn
Chicago
Cudge
Tso
Kuosville
Stas and Stripes
Go'eluck
Mes Brownlow
Nuoaville
Rtas
Great Earthquake and War Talk from a 1861 Senate Scene
Dispatches describe a chaotic Senate scene with mock sessions and absurd motions while war fears rise. Governor Randall’s Wisconsin message condemns cessation of war and cites treason laws as Pennsylvania rallies to uphold the Union amid tension and mobilization.
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Randall
Wisconsin
Charleston
Alexander W. Raypane
Distr M. Swigek
Court of Quarter Sessions
Montgomery County
Grand Jury
Pennsylvania
Cuas. Davis
C.J. Aléiest
How
Davras
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Tyson
Udines Postley
Clinton la
Dehult
Port Hudson
Aries
Yong Kidigs
Cin Endie
Eighth Ohio
Cleveland
Camp Dennison
Buckingham
Crestline
Emany
Mose
Eta Mose
Moe
Liddy
Mone
Paradise
Tutsas
Moxtcom
Treasury
Navy
Interior
Isaac Rosser
Methodist Protestant Church
Sarah Childs
Atlanta
Providence Journal
Senate
South Carolina
Annasy Ren-Tapise Portunny Answitthy
Creneral Read
Albany
Colo. Mopsnel Wood
Fouldéoth
Col. Wood
United
Purchpas
Four Pitt
Pittsboro
Fortress Monroe
Wan
Quack
Tera
Mark
John Coh
Kate Webb
Africa
Dahomey
Abomey
Ulere
Wydah
Dalomey
Amazon Guards
Mrican Herald
Muuner
South America
Austria
Boston
Montevideo
Mendoza
Senor
Don B. Qrullano
San Jose
San Vicente
Infernillo
Pangaigua
Planerilla
Kentucky
Missouri
Tennessee
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Union Continentals
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