Adams County school system praised by Adams residents
A reading of a local petition from Adams County residents condemns the current school system and supports public funding. The letter, written in a period tone, stresses the need for universal instruction and urges continued and improved public schools. It names Consauige Wrossen as president and Miss St. J. Molssa as secretary, with board approval dated March 14, 184.
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Adams County
Institute of Mebuller “Kownship
Mureisburg
Romerhade
Soliaul
Adams
Enovray
Asia
Consauige Wrossen
Misss
St. J. Molssa
Secreury
Board of
Airecturs of
Mevadlen Ravenship
Wexnet
Prealduat
Jastan
Seercury
Menallon
Woods Daly
Wes
Wivswort
Death of Sir William Brown and family buried in loss
From Europe reports the death of Sir William Brown of Liverpool son of Alexander Brown of Balhae. He served in the United States war era and was a long time MP for Lancashire. His family line included Jas Hows and Mo Tal A Brows. The estate likely exceeds seven million sterling.
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William Brown
Europe
Wilhiogs Rigwa
Liverpool
Alexander
Brown
Walthaore
Autec
Willian Brown
Balalf
United States
Mersey
Iuindon
Kari Inasell
Whiel Ted
Lancaghired
Ireland
Alexander Brown
Balhae
Fanlor
New York
Mir Tamen Brown
Selie
Millong Sterlligg Monay
Streight Charges Against Col Sanisrsan in Rebel Prisoner Row
Colonel Streight delivers grave charges against Col Sanisrsan and others, accusing them of betraying plans, aiding Confederate officials, and endangering prisoners. He cites failed efforts and alleged signals from a rebel surgeon, arguing the Confederate cause and slavery are tied to the rebellion, with Col Sundero acknowledged as leader of the plot.
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Streight
Sanisrsan
Brioighe
Liset
Sanderson
Rielmoud
Hebel Aueliy
Hichmand Prissuers
Bsnderwon
Hineelt
Peru
Peteener
Wong
Gulongi Stedigh
Oserpe
Studeraun
Wiehl
Gattysbaer
Ader Heywords
Medtowell
San
Wades
Fragmented 19th Century Dispatches and Military Notes
Readable fragments report political votes in the House, Soldier suffrage debate, and local notices. Mentions Mr Makita and Maj. Md sind C Palumtaek, an obituary, Sabbath School Exhibition, and library purchase. Also notes Army of the Potgusse reorganization with corps changes under Basen ain Houwuck Ware and Sedgwick.
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Potgusse Iy
Seaond
Basen Ain Houwuck
Ware
Sedgwick
Physicians of Gettysburg Propose Universal Fee Schedule
A notice outlines physician fee increases for Gettysburg practitioners citing rising living costs. It details equitable charge rules, including limits on visits and special services, and mentions the National Cemetery casualties and postwar recognition efforts. The text also references General Grant and wartime affairs with political debate over emancipation policies and New York figures.
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Gettysburg
Stolta
Cannes
Euel
Spa Medigines
Union Time in New Jersey and National News Briefs
March 16 reports a decisive Union victory in New Jersey city elections with broad support for the Union ticket across city offices. Additional dispatches detail congressional salaries, Civil War battle outcomes, prisoner counts, deserters, and a major movement to recover and inter Union soldiers remains at Gettysburg, including financial receipts and memorial plans.
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Union Time
New Jersey
Isavox
MN. J
Union City
Licket
Treasucor
Wemworvnie
Fainy
Wks
Fragmented Proslavery and Wartime Rhetoric From Indiana Convention
A garbled, OCR rich passage reports Governor Morton of Indiana and references to the State Convention held in a Hebraayy meeting, detailing rebellion and Union loyalty debates. It mentions congressional motions, military personnel, and wartime tax and supply measures, with scattered local political notes and public sentiment. The text also cites ship and port concerns, internal revenue acts, and contextual reactions to Civil War pressures. The fragment includes names such as Voorhees and McMullan, and notes political shifts, mobilization, and public notices amid national conflict.
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Morton
Indisna
Ciiou
Zu of Hebraayy
Ludiane
Gur-Viets
Draft of War Office Orders and Draft for 200,000 Men
The document reports a presidential order reshaping Army leadership with Major Generals Halleck Sherman and McPherson assigned to key commands. It notes a plan for two hundred thousand more soldiers, extended to both Army and Navy needs, plus a new draft schedule and organizational shifts across departments. A local incident in Christian Zimmerman’s area is described, where a plough team fell into a sink hole but two horses were rescued while one remains lost.
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New York
Wilver
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Tukin
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Hota
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Wan Diparrvese
Amtetast Geshital
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Cevers
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United States
Hadlee
Ceourslin
Urauniz
Urauniz Resigned To the Comoiuad of the Armee of the United Stelu Thao
Agi
Tor
Sherman
Musissioni
Ohie
Cumber— Land
Penney
Arkansas
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McPheron
Department
Army of the Tennesser
Genarnt Uyllenk
Urdar
HD Powys
Assuigtant
Ourieue
Tanenster Express
Christian Zimmerman
Kairville
Fast Mars
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