Orphans Court Sale Notice and Public Auction Details
Beaver County court records describe an estate sale of lands and perches including water rights at Darlington township with bounds on adjacent properties. The notice references a public sale date and terms, with guardians and executors named and references to the sale of various parcels and a steam saw operation. The document outlines the process for confirmation of sale by the court and list of involved parties and auditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Beaver
County
Orphans’ Court
Beaver County
iCter
Sand Margaret
L Aughiens
Sammel Phu Wood
James de Fumbelle
Hn Philips
Andrew Calbatn
Samuel Phillips
Januy Argeft
Chamberlin
Namberlin
Nape Court
Bdeaver County
Jeb Mgill
Laird
Jolie
Gill
Wy Ee
M. Weyand
Kentully Rebel Assembly Breaks Up Under Martial Threat
In Cincinnati Kentucky delegates gathered to nominate for a August election. Colonel Gilbert ordered rebels and possible spies to leave the city. Soldiers with fixed bayonets stood outside the theater as Merriweather chaired a brief convention that adjourned amid tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Frankfort
House ‘of Representatives
David’ Merriweather
Metin
Gilbert
tLe
Sigte
Col. Gilbert
Governor's Message Calls for Action Against Rebellion
The Secretary of the Commonwealth presents a governor’s message urging Congress to define and punish treason and to suspend habeas corpus if needed. It warns of Confederate plots and the need to protect liberty, property, and national unity, citing possible trials by jury and swift legislative measures. An accompanying note recounts General Hooker’s early career and entry into federal service.
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Senate
Rouressy
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Momen
Rbellion
Congress
Purce Il
States
Pennsylvania
United State
United States
Abe Ion
Asia
Free North
Honin
Southern unity myth debated by Louisville Journal and Nashville Union
The Louisville Journal argues Southern supporters are not disunionists and would back the Union if not for the rebellion. It cites conscription, guerrilla bands, and fear of punishment as silencing loyal Southern voices while noting Hooker grants for furloughs to officers and limits on field officers’ leaves.
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Arnival
East TennessenSsel Iy
Holtsville
Wen
General Hooker
Chicago Tribune
Hooker
Pacific
Bull Run
Alee
Abd
Hoskers
Mir
Mosler
Regula |Army
Motors
Sid
Io - Express
Hare
Hell
Rand
Colond Hobdker
Sph
Jad Ipion
Lingoh
Gen. Hooker
Washington
Lincoln
M’clellani
Fitz ‘John
Porter
Joe
Halleck
Nasville Union
Louisville Journal
Morgan
Wade
Conteuerate Ndtes
Ioneat
Wittel
Anit
Howe Rans
Mjartreesboro
Eavill
Indemnity and seizure orders in Revolutionary rhetoric
A fragment recounts 1771 measures by Pennsylvania and Delaware authorities during the Revolutionary era. Highlights include executive power to search inhabitants for arms, payment at appraisal, delivery to unarmed militia, and legislative indemnity for officials after coercive actions.
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Peonsilla
Delaware
Cuello
Pennsylv
Sis
Pennsylvania
Min
Markes
Pary
Fragmented Civil War Speech Text Preserves General Butler Tribute
The readable OCR passage cites a speech praising generals and urging unity to crush rebellion. It mentions New Orleans defense, the Athens of America nickname, and a grand reception for Butler. A related note describes a massive mound of ore, estimated at 550 feet high and 500 acres in extent, with 220000 tons of ore and 6 percent pure metal.
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Grard
New ‘Orleans
Boston
Athens
America
Butler
Asia
Missouri
Merght
Hit
Notice to Advertisers Rates and Public Notices
This fragment outlines advertising rates: 75 cents per square for initial insertions, 26 cents per square for each additional insertion, discounts for yearly and long-term ads, and special rates including business cards at 75 cents per line per year. It notes free notices for marriages deaths religious political and other public notices.
Winter Grain and Auctioneer Faces in a Curious Tale
A fragmented passage describes a winter grain scene and a single horse plow. It recalls an auctioneer analyzing a bidder’s expression, asking what kind of face suits bidding. The text threads through memories of deer antlers, rural work, and a moment of extremity and friendship.
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Beaver Argus
L. Imbrie
Dornan
Plevelasp & Litisburgh, R.R
Gorxe
Riday
Pittsburgh
Vittsburgh Ag
Terrives
Rochester
McCullough
Wayne
Chicago
R. R
Neviger
Sunley
Iaghester
Tech Stery
Pitts
Fapresry
Gorsu West
Thechester
Darlington
Ry’ ‘Oillermef Gourtss
AL G. Mecaly, Crk
James Marks
John Shay Sweees
Mary Sweezeys
Igirdian
Frances” Peake
Sauter
Alexander
Amphell
Alr. Moore
Register
New Brighton
Francie S
Wilson
J.l.anderson
Hopewell
Jacob’ Bruce
Pulask
Henry Barrett
New Sewickly
George Bonzo
Christian Black
Thomas ‘Boggs
James Feagel
Bor
James ‘Boggs
David Magaw
William Beabhous
Jos
John Masom
Ale
Tana
Hookstesyiv Bor
Wikia
Aitler
Samuel
Iherspoon
Franklin
Ape Joseph Phn
Bridwester Bor
Rowan
Bert John Stilless
Big Beaver
Robert
Wwileii
Amos Dent
Harmony
William Gull
Patter Reson
Charles Kattz
South Beaver
Bradshaw
Geatee
Barclay
Samued Lawrence
Brichton
Samuel Blick
Henry Y Evans
Biwekk
William Couper
R Lopevella
Ingram
David Teearer
Aaron Minsinger
David Eakin
Greene
Jno Wine
Kolith
Moody
Atéon Win
Gfisher
Henry Pebcht
Sewiek Ly
Dames Jie
Dkson
AL Rient
John Aun Neil
Jeff
Davis
Missouri House of
Tonke
Mneil
Speakeen
Paddy
Harry
Isea
Sidney Smith
Shorstate
Treagan
Council
Wintbright
Spain
Oregon
Maine
Chio
Sacramento
Ekirmâ
Epple
Kentully
Sénate
House of ‘Representatives
Iever
Gen Hooker
Rouseau
St Lancaster
Erie Pik
Ull
Lee
Syedi
Jon
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