From Antietam to Burnside Bridge in the Civil War
Long, vivid account details the Antietam and Burnside Bridge actions, noting Lawton’s 2400 Confederates, heavy casualties, and key leaders like Sumner and Hooker. It describes repeated shifts in control, the death of officers, and the brutal combat around the Mis 77 north cornfield, the bridge crossing, and the Texan and federal regiments’ fierce charges with cannons and bayonets, set against a backdrop of shattered lines and heroic stands.
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Tae
Bora
Mis 77
North Cornfield
Geseral Starke
Sharpeberg
Pire
Hooker
Crisia
Lawton
Douglass
Hayes
Stonewall
D. R. Jones
W. E. Starke
East Woods
Hood
Fofford
Texas Brigade
Texas
Hin
Brea
Ferz
Neva
Biskee
Frere
Tropaer’s Corp
Cupar
Maine Wien
Somner
Auterum
Sumner
Franklin
McChilwn
Sumimer
Comomandter
Greeny
Anu
Tharnae
Antistany Stone
Burnside
Crook
Colmmon Crook
Nagle
Fotter
Toombs
Antietam
Tly
Oatareh Cured by Bafloks Pets Lgea at Kiokison Butlatng
A readable fragment reports Oatareh cured by Bafloks Pets Lgea at Kiokison Butlatng. The text lacks clear dates or locations but indicates a health outcome linked to the named entities.
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Oatareh
Bafloks
Pets Lgea
Oe Kiokison
Absalom and Joab in the royal pivotal moment
A religious study passage discusses Absalom's death and Joab's role, analyzing loyalty, justice, and divine order. It blends biblical exegesis with moral reflections on leadership, fear, and the costs of rebellion, citing 1 Kings and Psalms to frame the narrative.
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Teertesson
Mabanaw
David
Absalom
Joel
Josh
Adonijah
Aisha
Ital
Joab
Abaalum
Lori
Terust
God
Jesus
Paul
Lystray
Axperivoca
Jesua
Leva
John Ili
Peter Ili
Ceshi
Cushi
Absiom
Alessiem
Jerossiem
Judah
Watkerayile social and county notices in Me. George Lipt area
The column records a string of local visits and health notes from Watkerayile and nearby towns. Guests include Casilas Hedges at Jacob Hesson. Mrs Mitton Spahr returning home to Walkersville. Aggie Wagner visiting Mrs George Link. Sander Sebndt visiting Mrs Willem Smith. Calvia Stal and daughter with relatives at New Market. and others in Boward and Creagerstown. Local illnesses and life events noted, with mentions of typhoid fever, a broken leg, and community updates.
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Liberty Personals
Beys the
Liberty Banner
GM E'che
Jefferson- Wise
Tarace
BZ Bicxeiberzer
Hocky Riege
Bea Atch
Alice Ac
Percy
Barcee
Cremions
Barces
Wagner
Volon Bridge
Thomas Wilson and Son
Washington
Union Bridge
T. H Philips
Bideeburg
Alice
Katie Metcalfe
Baltimore
Calyio Metcalfe
Clatra Sappington
Ualonville
Irene Gsappington
Samuel Swope
Taneytown
Henry Swope
Ethel Gokefor
Ladlesburg
Irene Bappington
Jas. Gorsuch
Sandsy
Florence Reinecker
Daniel Riordan
Spring Grove State Asylum
Baltimore County
Carl Phillips
Emory Grove Camp
Mianea Edith Shaffer
Ida Morrisin
Laurel, Md
Gilmore VanFossen
Clint Swadener
St Waslkersvllie
Lowla Blarp
Washbiogton
D. C
May
Bernadette Dorsey
Thurmont
J. T. Yingling
Ruth
Louise Sappington
Frederick
Sallie Sappington
Atlen Radcliffe
Mesare
John Haviland
Henry Eckardt
George Rossman
Waynesboro
Wm. D. Monehear
Mies Grace
Harvey
Watkerayile
George Lipt
Sander Sebndt
Willem Smith
Calvia
Eon
New Market
Messre Zageve Stall
John Howard
Boward County
John Sintard Sisters
Creagerstown
Calin Stell
Messrs
Chas
Martin Bammer
Washington County
Luther Palmas
Ciera Jackson
Zecharias Greene
Nash Filacagen
Mrs. Greens
Mamie Spahr
Calvin Starl
Mewra
Will Barton
Jessa Bheckles
Luther Parman Sandsyless
Besson Jackson
Walkersville
Fapent
Will Greene
Retreat
Clara Jackson Sandsy
William Smith
Fogle
George Link
Luther Putman
Lewis Stauffer
Dublin
James L. Smith
Markets Brief Distorted Title
Fragmentary market notes show unreadable text with no clear figures or identities. No verifiable entities or events can be determined from the readable fragments.
Anthracite query prompts local coal market questions
A garbled note references anthracite coal and a query about local supply. It mentions Teh and BTS in unclear context, with no definite names, dates, or outcomes. The fragment suggests market or trade interest but lacks concrete actions or figures.
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Montgomery County
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Jacob Dunterman
Arthur Cromwell
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First Nations Bank
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Western Winter Wheat
Westra
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Milton G. Orier
Clayton
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Trner, Reidy & Urner
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Record Street
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Thomas & Clary
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Thixas
Fourth Atrees
Waltersville
W. Patrick
Sams
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