06 Mar 1861
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1861
Page
1
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Probate Court of Clermont County Ohio orders sale of real estate of Sinks, deceased. Administrator M Jamieson to conduct sale as per court instruction.
From the Home Journal, the American in the East recounts a stay at a convent on Mount Carmel and a detailed historic account of Acre. The piece covers the fortress town’s founding, Crusader sieges, and the brutal 1291 fall, emphasizing the scale of battles and losses around its walls.
The narrative traces Acre under Ottoman and Crusader eras, noting sieges by Bonaparte and Napier, its port trade limits, and scenic features. It describes Mount Carmel, the Galilee hills, and the central and eastern routes from Acre to Jerusalem, with distances and landscape details.
Hall's Journal of Health advises quick steps for deliberate or accidental poisoning including salt water and mustard mixture then egg white and coffee if antidotes are unavailable. It mentions a Western editor noting a mad dog injured Dr Hart and other dogs before death.
The narrative recounts Buckingham Covalt and Fletcher on a frontier hunt near Buckingham’s Mill. Indians attack. Covalt is killed and scalped, with his gear recovered. Fletcher escapes. Bucklingham’s party pursues and traces Indian routes toward Indian Ripple. The piece also includes anecdotes about Enoch Buckingham, Rev. John Smith, and a Calhoun dream vignette.
A senator recounts a dreamlike encounter with a dead rider who questions signing a Declaration of Dissolution. The rider reveals bones of Isaac Hayne and a mark on the narrator’s right hand resembling Benedict Arnold’s. Toombs and Calhoun react as the others reflect on the eerie vision and its political implications.
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