Stray Notice Promises Reward for Missing Person
An advertisement from Exton announces a reward for information leading to the location of a missing individual. The notice, dated July 14, 1663, also promotes a free remedy claimed to cure consumption and other lung diseases, offering directions and urging readers to share details. The ad, signed by Rev. and Mrs. Wilson of Williamsburg, Ripga County, New York, seeks help and promises no charge for the prescription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. & Rda. Wilson
Williamsburg
Ripga County
New York
Roat Notice Promising Fly at Probie County Session
Notice states a petition will be presented at a super session in Probie County Ohio asking that a road be laid out from a point west of Eaton to Crawfordsville area and connected to a line between township and Washington County. Many petitioners dated July 20 1863 with a note from the General Agent for the United States July 23 1863.
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Otice
Probie
Oia
Rod
Eaton
Crawfordsvit
Sash
Hixon Ownerup
Rai
Washington
Wille
Thera
Douta
Eatd
Ting
Nort Sud South
William Barker and the contested oath by the North
William Barker, a fierce agitator, confronts an aged man over his daughter as Barker flaunts a fortune and declares his loyalty to the government. The scene shifts to drafts, politics, clergy accusations, and wartime tensions across the United States with commentary from a Philadelphia Mercury and New York Times reports.
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William Barker
Jersey
Hank
Roblospierre
Philadelphia Mercury
Dayroy
Louis Navonion
New York Times
Varia Correspondunt
Noviherts
Aimerigana
Grand Motul de Louvre
Athol
Onf
Dayton
Leonia Napoleon
M. P's
Spies and informers tied to the government viewed with scorn
A Philadelphia Age letter from a Chicago Tribune dispatch criticizes the administration for weak methods and espionage. It argues spies and informers aid the enemy and calls for stern punishment, reflecting tense postwar political sentiment.
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New York
Chicago Tribune
Clifton
Eptes
Philaelphia
Visit to St Thomas Mentioned by Ticombroga Crew
Letters from aboard the United States steamer Ticombroga describe a visit to St Thomas. They note Old Sante Anna lives there in good fortune with a harem of sixteen concubines, including Spanish, Mexican and Creoles. They mention Mira’s dinner and high praise for the old fellow. Rovers plans a German theater, an institution Gov. jilon has failed to secure.
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Santa Asya
United States
Ticombroga
St. Thomas
Sante Anna
Tohasa
Mira
Ivitation
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Manstrant Bros
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Vine
E. Gilmore & Campbell
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Military Elaimenta
Complimince
Qgilmore & Campbell
Raton
Jane
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Reynolds
Edatomora
Old Fellows
Walter P. M'Cabe
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Cour House
Main St. Futon
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Igure
Ayer
Mont Titel
DR. J. Co. Ayer & CO
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Senate
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Moyo
Moquahier
Twytsun ‘ Meyer, Jose Show
Tony
Watt
Smyth
Ifil
Sanna
HOS
Chadsean
Phat St
Brombway
New. York
Amir
Pangorn
Onion
F. Spatz Bois
Angnat
Es Swetle Giant Sewing Machine Company
Inege
Toledo
Gen
Dains
Re Stove
Ttory
West Manney
Baton
Peo
Manul
Artraics
Pondly
Ian
Nam Barker
Timan
Her
Maria
New England
Boston
Army
Avenstext
Abe
Vermont
Anubatt
Hartford
Connecthurst
Bry
Ins
AGE OF America
Prentice
Loulaville Journal
Chas
Europe
Eirope
Asia
Min
Sieihy
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Maluvaia Terres
Alex Missouri
Asiay
Nick
Beaton Harbor
Ral
Philadelphia Boot and Shoe
Boston Shoe and Leather Reporter
Spain
Tos Madrid Jari
Warfateness
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