In the Dead Sabbath Bloom Their Quiet Home In Hearts
No, for in these they slumber to decay and their remembrance with their life departs. They have a home within our faithful hearts, their happy spirits wed forever. There dwell with us the dead, parting never, in brooks that flow and sea shells that whisper of ocean wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Bacon
Newton
Locke
Washington
Franklin
Howard
Napoleon
Hippomenes
Atalanta
America
Republic of the United States
Ohio
Lakes
North
Mississippi
West
Missouri
Lewis and Columbia
Pacific
Baffin
Darien
Europe
Austria
France
Sicaly
Nicholas III
Hungary
Kossuth
Isles
Indies
Earth
Orange
Cierro
Juvanal
Dante
Cervantes
Butle
Shakespeare
Athens
Miasmius
Pascal
Mirabeau
Galilee
Sidney
Bar
Macauly
Columbis
Boon County
Goa
Turkey
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Adam
Eve
Amin
Circlewills
Circleville
The Captured Banner and Brave Frank Bennett Tale
A dramatic Civil War era adventure unfolds as Lenora Coe funds a daring mission to seize a captured flag from Admiral Brown’s Buenos Ayrean ship. Midshipman Frank Bennett leads six Americans in a night raid, retrieves the banner, and returns to Lenora with valor, while a later note celebrates progress and civic virtue. The page also reports a deaf and dumb marriage, a lecture from Athens, and local curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Montevideo
Wen
Brown
Lenora
Frank Bennett
Bennett
Oll
Admiral Brown
Cred Brown
Sam Midshipman Bennett
Montevidian
Frank
The Velocipede Arrives Halifax First Free Black Bottom Cargo
The Boston Transcript notes the Velocipede arrives Halifax from Liverpool after a near windless voyage, with oil discharging device clearing fog. It cites Bond of wellness devices like Paine's lantern and reports the Bird of Freedom chief cargo of cotton, marking a historic first arrival in a free black bottom and stirring public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus and Xenia
City of
Columbis
Gov. Ford
McCay
Amin
Transcript Dny
Bird of Freedom
Manah Pinkney
Charleston
London
Madame Moody
Canterbury
Minnesota Settlers Pursue Farming Despite Harsh Climate
Prairie Farmer sketches Minnesota as open for settlement and reports strong crops and growing optimism. It cites abundant Indian corn and wheat, mentions Red River and Lake Itasca regions, notes larger average yields per acre than elsewhere, and contrasts climate prejudices with documented successes. It also describes the Leeds Mercury account of Hyde Park’s Industrial Exhibition palace in detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Farmer
Minnesota
The
Ophins
North Pole
Equator
British Islands
Pacific
British
St. Paul
England
Ireland
Scotland
Belgium
Holland
France
Esquimaux
Red River
St. Pauly
Milwaukie
Chicago
Wisconsin
Woxrip
Loxton
Leeds Mercury
Hyde Park
London
Heigt
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. H. van Vorhes, & CO
Office
Court St
Business Directory
S. T. Bancroft
T .As
Eagle Hotel
D. M. Clayton
Athens Ohio
Boot and Shoe Manufacturers
Brown's Row
Washington Street
Athens, Hin
Court Street
O. Celery
Ss. S. Knowles
L. Jewett
W. Brown
Baw Navy Oullir
South End Court Et
California Clothing Store
ACK & Lauer
Brice’s Tavern
G. V. Johnson
John Perkins
Ealer
J. Robinson & CO
Pickering & Carley
John G. Hanasche
Stewart's
West Side
Pickering & Blackstone
Ealers
Bank
H. P. Ambrose & CO
Ballard’s
J. Ballard & Sons
N. E
College Square
E. D. Harper
Washington St
A. van Vorhes
VTLL
Stillwater
J. D. Johnson
Henry T. Brown
County Recorder
Actant
Dickens
Household Words
Zephyr
Ned Buntline
Villians
Cee
Weasel
Deanett
New York
Athens Messenger
Altough
Townsend
Armin Bey
Columbus
Amin Bey
Detroit
Chillicothe
John P. Brown
Constantinople
Hoe
Sublime Porte
Porter
Bey
Nishan
Hassan
East
Joans Cannnot
Stu
Mirtest
Rugal
Gov
State Journal
State
National Congress
Republic
Congress
Buncombe
Boston Transcript
Boston Daily Evening Transcript
Boston
Jenny Lind
Great Britain
Glass
Pnnsylvania
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