United States Internal Revenue Annual Taxes for 1884
Public notice from the Assistant Assessor of the 16th District, Goltyavurg, dated March 8, 1884. It urges all persons and entities to file annual income tax returns by the first day of May and warns of penalties for false statements or noncompliance.
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United Seales
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Wien
Nogessin
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Aswesaer
Goltyavurg
First National Bank of
Gettysburg
Adare
Roel Raul
Pennsylvania
Vengrest
Uca
Citrenoy
Oteysburg
Marah
Fragmented poem reply to Addremeth urging peace in rebellion
Lyrical fragment from New York author Thin, Dauwin Lickinson, responding to Addremeth about peace. It depicts wartime fury, calls for resistance against traitors, and invokes the widow, mother, and orphans to condemn peace with rebellion. The piece frames Unionist outrage and vows not to yield until rebellion’s soul is dead.
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Thin
Dauwin Lickinson
New York
Penes
Shot
Abel
Duak
Henal
Orphan Boy Remembered As Train Leaves For West
The scene on the platform centers on a young boy whose mother has died and whose only keepsake is a patch of her dress sewn into an old jacket. The superintendent notices the jacket, the boy explains he is taking the piece with him to remember his mother and father. The narrative moves to reflections on faith, resilience, and the hope that God will be his friend as he departs, with hopeful musings on suffering, memory, and moral strength.
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Tuba
Coe
Eid
Culion
Joho
Sam
Thia
Julie
Quliia
Ting
Joga
Todertesa
Livmore
A. Hamestead
Nerosa
Schenck
Rhalty
Qongroas
Anacenuut
Sue
Isha
Amun
Tanseo
St. Louis
Prioner
Neff
Nainy
Tavaills
Tuttog
Cle Field
Belue
Stretul
Washington
Nuff
A Noble Little Girl Helps Soldiers With Quilts And Hair
Grace J. Bivsal began in late October to solicit blocks for soldier bed quilts. A nine year old sent a quilt on November 7 with a letter asking the recipient to write back and pray for the soldiers. Locals note volunteers like Mrs Leave and others who quilt and forward blocks, while another report describes Brittany hair traders selling collected hair for wigs.
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Suatue
Manchester
Connecticut
Lartford Post
Grace J. Bivsal
Howe Tyme
Perpetual Motion Show Draws Virginia Audience
A curious scene unfolds as travelers in Virginia attend a tavern gathering on a country road. An old augur prophesies profit from a perpetual motion scheme while a quack exhibitor debuts a moving device on a platform, promising endless operation if unchecked. Admission is paid and the crowd watches as the device appears to run without end.
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Farpura
Duchenge
Fragmented 19th Century Snippets on Travel Sleep and War
A garbled column of curious quips and anecdotes contrasts English and American habits, travel customs, and rest. It notes a British sailor’s differences, jokes about thieves, and a wounded general case of Major Grant commentary, ending with a string of stray gibes and misread telegraphy.
Fragmented Rant on Patriotism and Slavery Critique
A garbled piece laments perceived hypocrisy among white laborers and politicians, railing at debates over slavery and the Constitution. It contains bitter invective against those defending slavery, and questions the moral integrity of “patriots” who justify oppression yet condemn others’ actions.
Diamond mania and oddities across wartime notes
A mixed 19th century column reports rising diamond prices and eager buyers, plus anecdotes from wartime life. It recounts one broker paying 1150 for a six carat gem, memories of the Civil War, lists of humorous tales, and brief notes on Dr. Livingston, eccentric spectacles, and a river voyage delta.
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Dea Feure
Thin Ery
Iions
Snaker
Thiol
Vast 19th century notes on gifts and notices around town
The page records varied items from 100000 dollar gifts by San Francisco’s city and New York magnate Van derbilt to a widow inheriting a large sum for kindness. It also lists property sales in Venango County New York parlor lore about a hen trapped in hay, a Indiana County surprise fortune for a Mrs. Dester Quinn, a Boston marriage notice fraud arrest, and military justice orders from Dix.
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