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Bristol Phenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1865

Page

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Probate Court Notices from Bristol 1865 Estate Accounts

Court of Probate notices for Bristol Massachusetts in February 1865. Administrators present accounts for Leonard Waldron 2d Sally B Barros Dana P Colburn Anne Fletcher Borge and related estates. Notices demand fourteen day weekly publication and March hearing at Town Clerk's office.

Town of Bristol Henry F. Gldding Leonard Wallroon M. R. Taylor Leonard Waldron Aluwance Enid Sally B Barros Illiam J. Miller Sally B. Barros Toanlerk Peter Gladding Dana P Colburn Luah Wheelock Bristol Phenix Peter Gladving Basta Thomas B Wood Wood Lown Anid Bristol Peter Gladuing Baistol Benjamin T Caurcie Lmira G. Church Benjamin T Church Lerk Ristol Antitia Cucar Towy Barston Ann Folemcher Borge Anne Fletcher Brazol Driston Lepavour Dinan T. J Usher J L. Gardner William Bradford Persun Lefavour Dinan Toren Peter Glavading Ann L. Lew Aroliwe CL. Lewin Ann L Lewne Bristol Poenix

Poem on Equality and Souls Over Titles

A reflective poem argues that manners, dress, and social rank do not define worth. It asserts that God counts by souls not positions, praising labor, thought, and honesty as builders of wealth and justice. The voice condemns titled laziness and proclaims equality under sun and liberty.

God

Notice of substitute for Spanish manifests and consular aid

The subscriber is authorized to furnish Spanish manifests, bulls of health, passports, and related items during the absence from town of C J Fales, Spanish Consular Agent, office at 7 Bradford Street, ran 14 tf CoA Greene.

J Fales Bradford Street

Paper Warehouse Richmond Nstruction Notice

Paper warehouse Richmond instruction given upon the piano forte by Mrs Poole at the residence of Josiah Gooding Hope Street February 1-4. Paper warehouse Richmond Nos 4 and 5 change place prov.

Mra Poole Josah Gooding Hope Street

Probate notices for Waldron minors and Bickner estate

February 1 1865 probate notices announce guardian EBOBAH F WALDRON presents accounts for Elizabeth B Waldron Lewis B Waldron Ella G Waldron and Ida L Waldron minors with sale proceeds. Publication ordered for fourteen days in Bristol Phenix. Also Warren probate commissioners publish claims process for John J Bickner late of Hammonton New Jersey with creditors to prove claims and meeting dates in Warren Hope Bank July 1 and 15 1865.

Bristol Elizabeth B. Waldron Lewis B Waldron Ella G Waldron Ida L. Waldron Ebobah F Walkdron Elizabeth B Waldron Ella G. Waldron Inora Enid Guardian Bristol Phenix Peter Gladding Down of Warren Joun J Bickner Hammonton Snculvent Ax Munthe Hope Bank Warren Slacentius

Wartime Romance and Sacrifices in Avie Weldon's Circle

In a wartime tale from a 19th century setting, Avie Weldon helps a struggling Mary by advancing funds to visit her wounded husband Dick at the hospital. Charles Summers supports the plan, and rumors swirl about a housekeeper position for Avie as she navigates debt, family duty, and devotion amid the war’s toll.

Avie Weldon Che Charles Summers Blushea Avia Naaaid Drass Drese Avis Charley Tau Olves Avis Weldon Weldon Baa Sintea

Battle Field of Franklin Described After Fierce Fight

A Cincinnati Commercial correspondent describes the Franklin battlefield after Hood’s assault on November 30. He notes massed rebel losses, orderly graves, and trenches as deep as a field, with 1750 Confederate dead buried by regiment over five days. The scene conveys sobering carnage and futile command.

Cincinnat. Commercial Franklin Hood Solofield Twenty Third Corps

Golden Wedding Tribute and Charity Gift From Cooper Family

December 22 1814 marriage of Peter Cooper and Sarah Bolell is recalled alongside their 1863 Golden Wedding. Trustees announce ten thousand dollars to fund The Cooper Golden Wedding Fund aiding New York City lodging houses and industrial schools. Funds planned for shoes clothing and wholesome entertainment for needy children, in line with Christian charity and the Golden Rule.

Peter Cooper Sarah Bolell Cooper Union Iyn Industrial Schoola of New York Gollan Huaw Cooper Golden Wedding Fund Irustoca Dunore Christ

A Sharp Repartee In a Railroad Car

Mr Wendell Phillips is approached by a rotund man asking his object of life. Phillips replies to benefit the negro. The man counters asking why Phillips does not go down Swath to do it. Phillips questions the man about saving souls from hell and his own destination.

Avie Petersburg Mary Huahandia Wendell Phillips Mr Phillips

A Singular Tradition Among the Seminole Indians

A fragment describes a Seminole tale of white man's origin in which three men emerge from water altered by the Great Spirit. The copper colored man receives tools for labor, the black man gains hunting and war gear, and the white man receives engines of the mind, symbols of mental advancement and humanity.

Onemall Lake

Conservatory plans for winter flowers and climbers

The writer details a small conservatory setup with a greenhouse window to grow tropical and frost sensitive plants. They describe arranging evergreen pots, training honeysuckle climbers, and keeping crockery ready, with space for chrysanthemum fronting a window and a separate off house shelter for winter plants.

Kluea Lataen Lanes Witiguate Trust

Enlistment Act and Public Bonding Provisions From 1865 Rhode Island Assembly

Passed by the January 1865 session the act enables the Governor with a five member committee to recruit volunteers credited to the state quota and pay a bounty up to 300 dollars for up to three years with a collective limit of 200 000 dollars. It also authorizes state bonds not exceeding one million dollars payable within thirty years and details administration by the General Treasurer and Secretary of State. Additional provisions regulate sales of liquor to minors and amendments to fraud and probate statutes with guardian investment rules and court approval.

United States General Assembly Messrs W B. Lawton and Brapham Senate Woalliam Binney William Sheldon Amasa Sprague House of Representatives Dullara Audh Aums Axia Rhode Island Stotegs Bank Alwaye de Eine Bartlect

News of Peace Reaches City in 1815

In a late night scene on February 15 1815 residents of a private resort near Pearlatrest learn from a breathless pilot that an English ally has secured peace treaty. Amid floods of light and cheering crowds the city celebrates with windows glowing and residents eager for news of end to war and national home concerns.

Gacatte Pearlatrest Sebra Father Ling Mr Trang Ieee Lang Fi Uilien Nyave Nanna Anulman Lee Boston Saturday Gazette

Painful Newspaper Prices Prompt Publisher Gripe

A letter cites publisher figures from Locomes Atkina Argus Mr Ballos Ranmitory and a neighbor Watchmin. It laments rising paper costs with white paper up 30 percent and subscriptions following suit. The writer denounces hard work for low pay and criticizes readers who stop papers despite rising prices.

Atkina Argus Ballos Ranmitory Watchmin Mostratier

American Character and the Value of Newspapers

A Forspoin traveller extols newspapers as essential daily sustenance for the mind, noting how every main man in the country carries a paper. He argues steady reading keeps citizens informed on politics, morality, and culture, shaping intelligent, active individuals.

Woman confronts preacher as tale ends in mock confession

An elderly woman sick with loathing faces a parson who reads her admission of no husband from scripture. She refuses the clergy and vows to endure, while the scene underscores a harsh moral about truth, hope, and character in a small parish.

Ant Samaria

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Bristol Phonie Bristol County State The Thomas Waldron Bradford Peter Glandding Dunbar Henry F. Gladding Eaid Sud Bristul Puovare Cocar Baistot Eliza G. Ramiers Russell Bullock Lorax Orranturat Office of Comptroller of Wahington Peecaber First National Bank of Congress Hugh McCulloch County of State of Rhode Leland Hugh McC Qulloch Gan Richmond Cytmngr Reyal Wanes Stephen ,Johnson George Barton George William M Fames Mra Chapeau Coachman Hin Haan Billa Summere Thomas Cooper Liscellana the Battleefield Black Forest Gurthalf Bia Gurtholf Gowip Laws OF Co Partnership Incorporated Flicer Partnership Incorporated Ollter Riximontha
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