Notice of Administration in the Estate of Javes Ho Nors
The estate of Javes Ho Nors late of Hrutineton Laws ship Adams county deceased has named Pranis Cuulsun as administrator. Creditors are to present claims and debtors to render payments. Public notice dated April 22 1812 at Portign Latte Anton Zellner Farmers for Jotters in the Above.
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Javes Ho Nors
Adams County
Stad
Avan
Fe Rilers
Lp Pree
Swen
Strraban
Adama County
Tyrone
Surabin
Aulorge Mackley
George Thoslas
Apel
Jacou Linnascrts
Lathnore
Wenine
Chen
Jacob Lvingston
Portign Latte
Anton Zellner
Bomber
There Is Beauty in the Country Lyrics Emphasize Spring’s Glory
A poetic celebration of nature across seasons. The speaker cherishes blooming trees birds and fields calling out beauty in the country from spring through winter and praising God’s bounty and daily wonders.
Stretching Comforts Beyond Self to Ease Suffering
A little girl and her brother share a coat to withstand frost and cold winds, illustrating the virtue of stretching comforts for others. The column blends moral reflections and humorous anecdotes on resilience and gentleness, urging meekness, forbearance, and forgiving love as shields against daily vexations.
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Johnny
Orso
Recalled Confederate Ex-Senator and War Tales
A late Confederate sympathizer, once a Maryland State Senator from Cecil County, is humorously recounted as visiting a federal official and claiming to be an ex inspector of forts under Lincoln. The narration contrasts his past secessionist stance with prison discipline and a humorous exchange amid crowd reactions.
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Sexaron Ieckery
Cecil District
Kurt Warren
Ueckert
Bin
Lincoln
Fort McHenry
Fort Lee
Fayette
Fert Warren
Senator Lieckert
Devil
United States
Uereupon
Cipline
Five Sisters Drowned in Bay Accident
At about 1 o clock William Ward with his five sisters sailed a bay cruise. The boat capsized when the sail struck the mast twice, trapping the girls beneath the waves. William saved two sisters before the boat capsized again. all five sisters drowned. A bystander rescued William and brought him home while the parents mourn the loss.
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William Ward
D. Ward
William
Aip
Father
Earnest
Juranto Globe
Don't Hurt Them Party Denounces Compromise stance
The piece condemns a faction urging compromise with Confederate leaders and traitors. It honors Ellsworth Winthrop Lyon Baker and others killed in the Civil War, urging unconditional surrender by the traitors and no middle ground for the Union government. It references Davis Floyd Cobb Wire Breckinridge and Dickinson.
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Sumter
Ellsworth
Jackson
Alexandria
Winthrop
Big Bethel
Lyon
West
Baker
Oregon
Larder
Jef Davis
Floyd
Cobb
Wire
Breckinridge
Bauiel S. Dickinson
United States
A Brave Woman Fends Off a Room Intruder at Canezhardean
Private letters describe Mrs Kendrick wife of Captain Frank Kendrick of the Second Iowa Cavalry who shot a man at a hotel door after he pressed entry The man a prominent Secessionist died instantly The widow received a certificate of honorable discharge from a magistrate The incident prompts gifts of pistols from the bereaved family and Mrs Kendrick joins her husband on the front.
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Davenport
Lown) Gusotte
Leters
Awhiaben
Kendrick
Frank Kendrick
Second Lows Cavalry
Sirs. Kendrick
Upper Tennessee
Deserters report border states back in Union as war shifts
Deserters from Beauregard’s army say Missouri and Tennessee troops are returning to the Union as loyalty fractures spread with Confederate resistance waning. The piece notes Canadians mock U.S. policy while predicting population growth and calls for national resolve. It includes an advertising endorsement for Pettengill Co as trusted agents and updates on Major Thrusty Thunkle’s Shiloh injuries.
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Beauregard
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Tennessee
Union
London Times
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United States
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Oura
Measera
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Neah Parktow
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Pettangill & Co
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