It Is Beautiful A Bunimanian Poetess Dies In 1861
On June 20, 1861 Buimanian Baruery Unowatxa died of lung congestion while resting with Lerlus hand. Her last words were It is beautiful. Samuel Vandeiglooot notes the moment as a tender farewell with lines of faith and peace amid sorrow and change.
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IME
Scuwartz & Snyder
Ditlestown
Adams County
Davin Scawaris
David Scawariz
Adama Sentinel
neyrOn
Samuel Vandeigloot
Liathe
Fushund
Elena
Jess
Gress
Jim J Hindering the Quaker Nathan Duel Ends in Humiliation
A vivid tale sets Jim Hjander a rowdy bully against Nathan a Quaker. After threats and scuffles in the lane Nathan restrains Jim with calm firm resistance, then uses moral persuasion and restraint to compel a confession and vow to reform. Jim leaves the scene humbled and later moves west.
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Jim Hjander
Jin
Jimi
Jim
Nathan
Venn
Jil
Bully
James
Tom
Ayer
Husbands Love Your Wives The Cillageons Call to Femininity
A admonition on marriage urges husbands to value women as beloved partners. It extols affectionate, respectful treatment, shared judgment, and visible care. A loving wife is portrayed as a life giving force, transforming home into a paradise through warmth, charm, and daily devotion.
Rebel Ingratitude and Lincoln Family Ties Highlight Civil War Notes
A wounded Union soldier sheltered by Fairfax farmer Slenry Kernell is revealed as a spy after a mock trial, leading to the farmer’s arrest and imprisonment in Richmond before release. Cincinnati correspondence notes Mrs Lincoln’s kin links to Rebels, and reports Rear Secretary Cameron with Adjutant General Thomas visiting Fremont to assess field conditions. Rosecrans telegraphs Washington he can hold Western Virginia against Lloyd and Lee.
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Slenry Kernell
Fairfax County
Virginia
Hin
Manassas Gap
Richmond
Washington
Abe
Bull Run
Cameron
Thomas
St. Louis
Rosecrans
Lloyd and
Lee
Duel Between Pickets and a Surprising Shot Exchange
A Washington Tribune correspondent recounts a humorous duel between Michigan and South Carolina pickets. After a gold dollar wager, South Carolina fires first, then Michigan strikes a thigh shot that brings the opponent down. The retort and squatting retreat end the impromptu duel amid light chivalry and bravado.
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Washington
Cage Tribune
South Carolina
Michigan
Dixie
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