End of May 1861 Marks Large Civil War Moves
The piece outlines Union and Confederate deployments in May and June 1861 with McClellan's western Virginia actions, the Philippi clash, and the shift of the Davis government to Richmond. It notes Virginia’s capital becoming the Confederate seat, and Richmond as a hub for both sides’ war activity.
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Virginia
Butter
Fortress Monroe
McDowell
Arlington
Alexandria
Patterson
Pennsylvania
Harpers Ferry
McClellan
Grafton
Cairo
Memphis
St. Louis
Washington
Baltimore
Montgomery
Davis
Richmond
Confederacy
Confederate Congress
Richond
Kelly
John Brown
National Arsenal
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Shenandoah Valley
Chambersburg
Jefferson Davis
Campaigns and Leaders Mark Early Civil War Week
A recap of the early Civil War week ending June 3 notes Union and Confederate movements from Harpers Ferry to Philippi, McClellan’s river crossing, and the Aquia Creek bombardment. It highlights Lincoln's stance, Douglas’s death, and the strategic shifts shaping Virginia and West Virginia. The piece also touches local notices and brief health advertisements.
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W Grafton
McClellan
Philippi
Pennsylvania Oldiers
Philadelphia
Cham Berstrs
Harperserry
Agguis Creek
Baltimore and Ohio
Harpers Ferry
Harvey
Lyon
St. Y Louis
Jefferson Davis
Richmond
Fed
Common Mistake in Quoting Prices and Standards
A partial OCR fragment discusses errors in interpreting price quotes and standard terms. It highlights how misunderstanding figures leads to faulty conclusions and inconsistent value assessments. The note urges careful reading of numbers and units to avoid mispricing and misjudgment.
Fragmented historical note on poraimae¢ charges
The readable fragment mentions charging a large percentage of the poraimae¢ that prevails to the public. Details are unclear and no names, dates, or places are identifiable.
Attorney at Law Promises Prompt Legal Service
Attorney at Law offers prompt handling of all legal business with a focus on collections and probate. Specializes in money loans on long or short time with easy terms. Office located on the ground floor of Sullivan State Bank building.
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Sullivan State Bank Building
Bays Attorneys at Law Advertise Prompt Court Service
John T. and Will H. Bays announce their legal practice from offices over Sullivan State Bank and Citizens Trust Blog. Will H Bays handles matters in all courts with prompt attention to entrusted business.
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George W. Buff
W. P. Strattom
Citizens Trust Building
Attorney Offers Full Court Practice Across State
Business entrusted to him will receive prompt and careful attention. Will practice in all courts of this state and such other courts as may require his services. Office in Citizens Trust Co. Building.
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Citizens Trust Co
Notaries and Title Firms in Shelburn and Crowdersburg
Listings show C. A. Price notary at Hunt's Drug Store West Side, W. L. Laurent at Shelburn Old Phone 75-03, J. R. Brown and J. S. Schroeder of Brown and Schroeder Abstracters of Title in Sullivan County specializing in title examination and estate settlements with offices in Dr Crowdersburg East Side. Walter F. Wood offices over Goodmans Store Chas D Hunt and Gilbert W Gambill of Hunt and Gambill with offices over National Bank at Washington and Main Streets.
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C. A. Price
Hunt
West Side
W. L. Laurent
Shelburn
Ind
Jas. R. Brown J. S. Schroeder, Brown & Schroeder
Sullivan County
Dr. Crowdersburg
East Sid
Attorney and veterinary services advertised in Sullivan
LEE F. BAYS offers legal practice in all courts with office on the north side square upstairs T HOWARD a graduate veterinary surgeon from Indiana Veterinary College lists an office at Parks and Knotts Highway barn Sullivan Indiana.
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Lee F. Bays
North Side Square
Cc. T. Howard
Indiana Veterinary College
Parks & Knotts Hyery Barn
Sullivan, Indiana
Notice of Final Settlement in Walters Estate
I H Kalley administrator of Susannah Walters deceased filed final report with Sullivan Circuit Court. The report will be heard on Saturday June 24 1911 the 48th judicial day of the May term 1911. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear and show cause why the report should not be approved.
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I. H. Kalley
Susannah Walters
Sullivan Circuit Court
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James A. Edgerton
American Press Association
Ohio
Western
Stars and Stripes
Morris
Dumont
Lander
New York
Maen
Stephen A. Vacgias
Genral Johnston
Manassas
Great Camp
West
Virinia
Sumter
Aquia Creek
Freeborn
Anacostia
Pawnee
Resolute
Potomac
Fort Sumter
Stephen A. Douglas
Lincoln
North
Douglas
Bellair
Illinois
Ilinois Democratic State Committee
Union Democrats
State Supreme
Mrs. Dam Ohlenachlager
Terre Haute
Mrs. Wentz
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
John C. Chaney
Indianapolis
Dr. King
Joe K. Smock & Son’s
Harness Co
Manford Otto
Ger
F.O. B
Detroit
Mich
Dale & Shaver
South Court Street
F.M. Douthitt
South Side Square
Pris
L. A. Stewart
Washington St
C. ¥. Briggs
Briggs Building
Walter N. Thompson
George Knapp
Vincennes
Trust
DR. Thomasson
J. W. Lindley
N. Side
Isaac H. Kalley
John T
Will H. Bays
Attorneys-At-Law
Sullivan State Bank
Citizens Trust
J. G. McNabb
Walter F. Wood
Goodman’s
Chas. D. Hunt Gilbert W. Gambill
Hunt & Gambill Attorneys-At-Law
National Bk. Cor
Washington and
Main Streets
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