Beaver County Orphans Court notices 1866 administrator accounts
Beaver County officials publish a list of final and second final accounts for executors and administrators in the Orphans Court. Names include Samuel Reed Mary Ann Hood Christopher Martin Abner Lacock William Patterson William Dif Thomas Hishinan James White James Stevenson Andrew Swaney High Martin Hugh S Anderson and others with guardianship and sale petitions noted. Proceedings set for Beaver County Court on a November day to confirm and allow these accounts.
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Egy Dianister
Beaver County
Beaver
Samuel Reed
Mary Boyd
Mary Ann Hood
William Hood
Robert Vod
Christopher Mardin
Catharine Aberlin
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Samuel
John Duff
Thoraes Hishinan
John Ewin
Shargaert Woody
Joseph Moody
Samuel Moody
John, Moody
Matthew Glass
Ai D. Gilliland
M. Gilliland
D. Gilliland
James White
Milp Cain
James Stevenson
Thomas Stevenson
Thomas L. Abraham
Éoy
Thomas B. Abraham
J.T. Stockdale
Joseph
Georges Edd
Smith Calhoon
Aldren
James Hivaldoon
Dee
Andrew Swaney
Jane . Dawson
Matildd Dawson
Henry Dawson
High Martin
Maria A. W. Eakin
Andrew ‘Wray
James Amg
Hugh
Anderson
Rebecca Campbell
D. A. RJ Moore
Yy” Register
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Rebecca Mulvanoa
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Beaver Couny
Isue Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
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John Todd
Abbey
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Abbey Giags
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Abbey Todd
Martint Glass
George Harter
George Glass
Welts County
Indiana
John J. Glass
Reaver Tenanty
Rebecca
Maryanna
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John A. Frazier
Acordingly
Joseph Ledlie
William Moore
Monrot County
Ohio
Fair‘View
Pennsyvania
R. D. Dawnon
Thomas H. Scroggs
Dawson
Jamison Eliott
Eouth
Baginning
Co. Torghnebinning
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J.C! Wilson
Notices to Advertisers Rate Card Fragment
Notices to Advertisers outlines ad rates per square, discounts for yearly and long ads, and special notice pricing. It mentions business cards and notices on marriages deaths and other relgions, with garbled terms and units.
Geary Elected Governor Over Radical Opponents
The article praises John W Geary as Pennsylvania governor chosen on the 9th inst, contrasts him with Hiester Clymer, and argues the election prevents calamity, asserting Geary’s integrity, experience, and ability to govern and defend the state against Radical forces.
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Pennsylvania
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Geary
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Tressary
Geo. Geary
Clymer
Penneylvanis
Hiester Clymer
Nature
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John WJ Gesry
Hif
John
Kuanaas
United States
Jamon Buchansh
Gery
Nambera
John W. Geary
Hiestéer Clymer
Alfi
Aman
Public Debt Statement for October 1866
The document presents the United States public debt figures as of October 1 1866 detailing five percent bonds six percent bonds and other securities. It lists totals for national debt and cash in Treasury and includes notes on fractional currency gold certificates and other small items.
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Woman Candidate Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stanton Seeks New York Congress Seat
The article reports Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stanton announcing her candidacy for Congress in New York's Highly District. She declares support for free speech free press free trade and universal suffrage and seeks a voice in the Fortieth Congress.
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Elizeabeth Cady Stanton
New York
Fred
Eortieth Congress
President and Congress Clash Over Constitutional Limits
The piece argues Congress is supreme within constitutional bounds and that the President’s veto cannot override the legislature’s role. It notes Supreme Court authority to strike unconstitutional laws and urges the people to seek change at the ballot box.
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New York Politics Stir as Districts Brace for Races
A New York letter reports the city in a political boil while state districts prepare for fierce fights over Congress seats. Dodgy challenges Brooks in the Eighth District with Radical backing, while Tammany pressures, and Stanton aims at both candidates with a Cooper Institute rally planned.
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Boihi
Congress
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Mozart
Elizabeth
Cady Stanton
Cooper Institute
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Fernando Wood
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Morriskey
Military courts to handle civilian cases in South Carolina
An order transfers civilian case handling to South Carolina courts while suspending military courts except at Hilton Head and the Sea Islands. If civil tribunals fail to protect persons and property, the military will intervene.
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South Carolina
Hilton Head
Keep up at Strong Party in Pennsylvania rally
A Harrisburg telegraph summary urges Republican organization strength after a political campaign. It stresses vigilance, education in Republican ism, and maintaining leagues to protect the government from domestic foes, praising young voters and urging elder leaders to mentor them. It notes a New York Farmers Club report on artificial chicken hatching with 1,600 eggs yielding 18 chicks.
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Harrisburg
Telegraph
New York Farmers’ Club
Stewart signals 61 million for tenement housing in New York
A. T. Stewart intimates willingness to give 61 million to build tenement houses for the deserving poor in New York provided ground is furnished for the project. The offer aims to improve urban housing conditions with philanthropic backing.
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A. T. Stewart
New York
Agtenus Describes Local News Circles in Town
Wamp notes no daily papers in his town but points to ladies sewing circles as equivalent community hubs, serving the same informational purpose.
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Agtenus. Wamp
Brief legal note on land grounds for attachment
A brisk barrister states that any woman who possesses a thousand acres of land provides sufficient grounds for an attachment. The remark reflects historical legal attitudes toward property and women in property disputes.
Liberia and Black Leadership in Self Government
An educated Liberian writer abroad argues that Liberia's government mirrors the United States in structure yet adapts to local needs. He describes executive, legislative, and judicial branches, noting judges appointed by the Executive, a county division, and a mixed population of civilized and native peoples navigating governance.
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United States
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Legislat
Judicial Department
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Davis Health Fears Ahead of Impending Trial
A Herald letter quotes a very reliable source that Sefferton Davis is expected to be tried next month. Friends report his health declining rapidly with failing voice, weak walk, sunken eyes, and loss of appetite. His wife and youngest child stay by his side as doctors provide care, though the delay of the trial is a noted point of concern.
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Monroe
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