Figures of Nana Sahib and legends span continents
An 19th century overview notes beliefs that the rebel leader Nana Sahib may still be alive in America or beyond. It sketches his background as a Deccan Brahmin adopted by Poona royalty, his pension dispute with the Calcutta government, and his role in the 1857 mutiny. The piece contrasts Hindu reverence and English fear, and records enduring legends among Hindus and folklore among Cape communities.
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New York Times
Terus
Nana Sahib
America
Porter John
Hotthen
Deccan
Dhunda Punt
Rajex Rao
Poona
Cawnpore
Nana
Ganges
Sir Henry Havelock
Allah
Strange Negro Clergy Worship Echoes in Lae County Tradition
The Poich Ewekly Record recounts a vivid scene around Lewis Barber a prominent Baptist preacher with about 3000 followers across four churches His death sparked a funeral of unusual note and his followers erected a crude cloth image of him in the church The piece also notes scientist C A Grimmer of Kingston Jamaica predicting 1887 as marked by the Star of Bethlehem and a solar eclipse alongside various longevity observations from French prefects on lifestyle factors
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Americus
Lae
Lewis Barber
Nogrd
Bradder Barber
Didrot
Barber
Nearccrow
Hawke
Joratand
C. A. Grimmer
Kingston
Jamaica
Bethlehem
Bethslem
Casseopia
Bethelem
Sheriff's Sale in Lincoln County Nevada District Court
Notice of a sheriff sale in the Sixth Judicial District Court Lincoln County Nevada. The case involves the Sprague Water Company and Curtis and Smith with real estate in Paccer and Delmos corral, including blocks 7 12 and 6 with improvements. Sale set for December 31 1840 at the county courthouse front door on cash terms to highest bidder.
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Lincoln
Neads
Spriage Water Company
Avid Curtis
Thartou
Curtis
Walker Bros
Paccer
Beyas
Aald Curkie and Ginith
Plocho
Nevada
South End Mine patent application filed for vein claim
An 1880s notice records the Great Western Tunnel Company filing for a patent on a vein bearing 100 feet near the South End Mine in Lincoln County Nevada. It describes surface and four bounded claims, coordinates, and boundaries referencing Mount Diablo, Grant Peak, and Coyote Peak, with the claim area of 1843.00 acres. The location is entered in the Templ Plate Mining District records.
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Yatego Grarm Saxo
Henley
Aasy
Baith
Linaas
Abraham Aine
Coun
Nevada
Mount Aerramear
Arent Peak
Monument Ho
Ke Beara
Orrick
Tinta
Thal
Great Western Tunnel Company
Jax
Addrean
Tam Pinte
Linsoln County
Mtvoga
Bouth End
Tom Plate Mining
Lincoln Wid
Mount ‘Diablo
Varistion
Grant Peak
Coyote
Colchis
Thanoe
Cannes
Marvey
Cotas Lode
Khance
Cotirea
Cotshts Lode
Colchiv Lode
Recorder's Office
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