Pe pin Flees in Rebel Gossip and War News
The column covers rumors of secession waning and rebel finances spent, updates on prisoners and troops, letters from Paris and Matamoras, a christened local death, and notes on Fort Donelson casualties. It mentions Dr J A Hicks, A W Gurley, and Generals Archinstry and McCook, plus a Paris dispatch about Europe to the South mail route.
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J. A. Hicks
Jetter
A. W. Gurley
Paris
Europe
Matamoras
Mexico
Cairo
Coiunshus
Mmprs
Buckner
Tager Hanson
Secon
Archinstry
St. Louis
Joan Errtor
Ezsnon
Ife
U. S
Sucession Papers
North Carolina
Elizabeth City
U.S
Lyon
Aderse
Unclear manuscript fragment on a rebel scientist and governors
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a rebel called Major D. EL and a mathematician author of an algebra work. It references pricing of pages and a remote island, with scattered names and dubious phrases about governors and treasonous messages.
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D. EL. Will
PIM Else Company CEO Change Reported
A leadership shift is noted at PIM Else with potential changes to executive roles. No official statements detail the replacement process or timetable.
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Kast Pim
le Tot
Hesperian Institute and Pepin School Plans and Reflections
In a long, reflective note, the author recounts the unfinished Hesperian Institute in Pepin, citing financials, shares, and a plan to raise funds to repair or replace the building. He argues the venture succeeded in its purpose and urges citizens to support a suitable schoolhouse, including a pledged local cash contribution and a bell purchase. The letter also touches on civic pride, regional politics, and wartime events in Madison with brief personal notes.
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Pepin
Manning & Till
Pepina
Cominsu
Oakwood Bank
Permi
Odues
Boal
Perian Institute
Fragmentary Note Reveals Officials and Names in Local Matter
A garbled excerpt references Randell Dowens and Shaye as involved individuals. Mentions a commission and prior event at a local site with unclear details. No clear dates or places are readable due to the damaged text.
Farmers Wives Dauting Invention For Prairie Harvest
An Ohio era paper praises a new simple useful machine for farm wives in the western prairies. Genera l Collins & Co of Chicago advertise the device as affordable and reliable, urging owners who desire quality and low cost to consider the item.
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Matt
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