25 Mar 1865
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Newspaper
Carlisle Herald
Location
Carlisle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1865
Page
1
A garbled OCR excerpt lists various high offices and names including President, Vice President, Secretary roles, and a Justice of the United States. The scattered spellings suggest a doctored or corrupted historical document with multiple typographical errors and inconsistent formatting.
In a strained autumn tale, Maud Prince helps Horace seek mercy from his beloved Sarah, whose mother blocked their union. Maud journeys to persuade Sarah, then Sarah’s illness and the revelation of Horace’s stepbrother’s ties bring tragedy, baptism by faith, and quieter renewal for Maud.
Carleton reports on a Charleston visit to Fort Sumter with Major Anderson and a Massachusetts officer. The wall is honeycombed, guns removed, and defenses rebuilt with sandbags and gabions. The scene recalls the 1861 siege as drums play and relics are gathered.
Governor Andrew Q. Centz secretary of state Eut S.irer attorney general Wm. M. Marrdith auditor general Isaac Blenker adjutant general A L Rosasun state treasurer Honar D Moors chief justice Geo W Woop and.
President Judge Don James Hu Graham and Associate Judges Michael Cocklin Hugh Stuart. District Attorney J W D Golden. Prothonotary Samuel Shireman Clerk and Recorder Ephraim Cornman. Neginter Leo W North igh Sheriff John Jacobs. County Treasurer Henry 8 Ritter. Coroner David Saith. County Commissioners Henry Karns John Moy Mitchell McClellan. Superintendent of Poor House Henry Snyder. Physician to Jail Dr W W Dale. Physician to Poor House Dr W W Dale.
Borough officers listed with names for Chief Burgess Andrew B. Ziegler and various posts. Includes Assistant Burgess Obert Allison, council members J D Rhineheart Joshua Hixler Z W Gillelen George Wetzel Ihos Paxton A Cathcart and others, plus treasurer Jacob Kheem and tax collectors, lamp lighters, and justices of the peace.
Church notices list That Presbyterian Northwest Centre Square Second Presbyterian St Johns English Lutheran German Reformed Methodist Church South West West 86 Chapel Alley St Patricks Catholic Labherah Church all with service times and pastors. Notices request readers inform changes to proper persons.
A poem laments South Carolina after the Civil War, describing ruined cities and fortresses, ashes of costly sacrifices, and a transformed state. It invokes liberty’s rebirth, the enslaved past, and the resurrected flag signaling a new order with patriotic resolve.
Ray Herman M Johnson D D President and Pro angie of Moral Science. William C Wilson AM Professor of Natural Science and Curator of the Museum. William L Boswell AA Professor of Greek and German. Samuel D Within AM Professor of Mathematics. John K Stayman AM Professor of Latin and French. Daniel A Graham LL D Professor of Law. Henry C Chestan A By Principal of Grammar School. John Wood Assistant in Grammar School.
Ye Gornman presides as the board fixes meeting times for the first Monday each month at 8 o clock A M. Attendees include James Camilton, R. C. Woodward, Seanny Newsham, Rumerich, Sed’ya, Wo Eby, John Sphar, and others.
The item lists presidents, directors, and key officers for three enterprises: Crui sum Derogut Bank with president R Mender son and cashier J D Lassler. First National Bank with president Samuel Hepburn Cahier and directors including Sam Hepburn. Campanian Walter Railway Company detailing president Frederick Watta, secretary Edward M. Biddle, and superintendent O N Lull. Canistr Gas and Waren Company with president Samuel Todd and treasurer A L Spensler. Also lists Carlisle Accommodation train times and routes.
Cumberland Star Lodge No. 197 A M meets at Marion Hall on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays each month. Bt John’s Lodge No. 260 A M meets the 8th Thursday at Marion Hall. Carlisle Lodge No. OL 1.0 OFO meets Monday evening at Trout’s building. Letort Lodge No. 63 1 0 of G T meets Thursday evenings in Rheems Hall 34 story.
The Union Fire Company organized in 1789 with a house in Louther Street between Pitt and Hanover. Cumberland Fire Company instituted February 18, 1809, housed in Radford Street between Main and Pomfret. Good Will Fire Company formed in March 1855, located Pomfret near Hanover. Empire Hook and Ladder Company established in 1859, house on Pitt near Market.
Postage on all letters of one half ounce weight or under is 3 cents prepaid. The HERALD within the county is free. Within the state 13 cents per year. To any part of the United States 26 cents. Postage on all transient papers 2 cents per ounce. Advertised letters charged with advertising cost.
Mrs R A Smith offers ambrotypes daguerreotypes and albums, with fresh stock from New York and Philadelphia. She emphasizes personalized attention, on site at Carlisle Pennsylvania, and guarantees preservation of negatives for one year withPrompt orders.
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