Beavers County Guardians Accounts Presented for Court
The Beaver County Orphans Court will hear September 5 1868 confirmation of administration and guardian accounts. Readings include first and final accounts for Patton Ingram Rays Johnston Wolf Eakin Reno Shannon Reeves Martin McAndrew Martin Stockdale Calhoun Davidson Collins Moon Glenn Umstead Ewing Thornburg Taggart Rhodes Gelbach and others guardians for minor heirs.
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Beaver County
Beaver
Robert Patton
Sami. Patton
M. J. Ingram
James May
Robert B. Rays
Ann T
Taughlie
Charles Johnston
James Alcorn
A. B. Wolf
James W. McMahon
John Eakin
James Eakin
Wm. Reno
Martin Reno
Benjamin Reno
G. K. Shannon
Nancy Maratta
John Reeves
Thos.’McAndrew
Buelah W. Martin
Joseph B. Martin
James
M’gill
James Brittain
Peter B. Young
Adam Gormly
M.A. Welsh
Nathaniel Mitchell
Martha A.stockdss
John H. Stockdale
Johnston Calhoun
Wm. Davis
Samuel Davidson
Nancy’ Hinds
Margaret A. Colfing
Edward B. Collins
Robert A.moon
War
H. Glenn
Txe
William Haff
Ann Umstead
Jacob Umstead
William
Caroline
Emma Buechler
Peter Buechsler
Ben. Ewing
Jesse J. Ewing
Jos. Ewing
Dee d
Elisha ‘Thornsburg
Henry C. Little
William Little
Ross Taggart
Ann M. Taggart
Mary Taggart
Robert M. Rhodes
Sarah Jane Powell
Eleanor Powell
Dedge
Philip Gelbach
Christian Blinn
Philip Blinn
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Better than gold a poem on health and virtue
The verse extols health and a balanced life as greater than gold. It celebrates a compassionate heart, contented toil, moral nurture, and a peaceful home as superior riches, praising minds trained by books and the joys of family that endure beyond wealth.
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Ador
Land of Dreams
Sermon on the Prodigal Son in Civil War Era
In a July 1866 sermon in Kentucky style reminiscences, the speaker compares the prodigal son to the Southern states, laments postwar losses, condemns abolitionists and Northern raids, and urges renewed effort and loyalty as he critiques Confederate abandonment and government neglect. The text shifts to a political letter exchange in New Orleans over martial law and civil authority amid reconstruction tensions.
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Amis
Baupp
Geni
G Department of Louisiana
Stath
Louisiana
New
New Orleans
A. V. Kautz
Kautz
Bhird. Narganret Borsann
Jolly T.monnok
Public Debt and Atlantic Telegraph Tariff Notes
The page lists a detailed balance of the U S public debt including Five percent and Six percent bonds, temporary loans and currency, with a note on the Atlantic Telegraph cable opening for public business and provisional charges for cross Atlantic messages. It also quotes political commentary and references to figures such as Fernando Wood and Andrew Johnson in debate over constitutional matters.
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August Fu
The
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Claus LW. Freno
New York
America
Great Britain
Europe
Afhies
Asia
India
Clymer
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Andrew Johinson
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Andrew Johnson
Méaure Pressi
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Andrew Jolingen
Partenson
Tennessee
Congressional Globe
Senate
Committee On the Judiciary
David Thatsterson
Senate of the
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Johnson
David ‘I. Patterson
Tennnessee
Reign of Terror in New Orleans Amid War Aftermath
The article condemns rebel forces and lawlessness in New Orleans after Butler's reconquest. It accuses gangs of desperadoes of regaining control, targeting Unionists and Republicans, and fears renewed intimidation and violence as Sheridan is away and Johnson weakens military support.
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Redbel
New Orleans
Isl
Ria
Congress
National Union
Philadelphia
Benjamin F. Butler
Orleans
Sheridan
Texas
Johnson
New Orleana
Phil
North American
Coems
Notice to Advertisers Rates and Discounts Listed
Advertisements inserted at one dollar per square with each subsequent insertion fifty cents. Yearly reductions apply and long notices are charged by the number of lines as one square. Special notices add thirty five percent. Business cards cost seventy five cents per line per year. Marriages and Deaths and public notices are free.
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George Dilworth
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Angeline
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Alexsander Cunningham
Sarah Jane Cunningham
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John Cunningham
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Robert Wilson
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James L. Reed
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Samantha Reed
Elizabeth Reed
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Sud Court
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