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Newspaper
Allen County Democrat
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1865
Page
1
A battered, incomplete verse recalls vigil for an election night, the telegraph ticking as Lincoln supporters mock the Copperheads and suggest another draft. Names, places, and precise events are unreadable, leaving a fragmentary snapshot of wartime politics.
In 1792 M de Talleyrand travels to Boston with his wife the Countess de la Tour-du-pin. She impresses locals by selling greens at the market and later proves her cooking and self sufficiency in a cottage, transforming the couple’s precarious emigration into a hopeful new life.
A fragmentary, archaic rural text asks why farmers delay winter tasks such as repairing implements, enabling wagons for spring work, and improving plow lands with clover sowing. It hints at seasonal farming wisdom and missed opportunities for better yields.
A Pro vost Marshal Gen statement explains why the State gains no credit for hundred day volunteers. It notes a million dollar appropriation pressed the National Guard, with four hundred thousand absorbed by favors and hurried contracts. Forrest is reported rampaging near Inez as Union forces observe near Tupelo.
The Senate receded from its amendment to the House bill increasing state officers salaries and the bill yesterday became law. It provides that state officers, hereafter, qualified, shall receive compensation.
The Boston Commonwealth accuses Butler of weaponizing his speech to defame General Grant and push for his removal. It argues Butler aims to rally public opinion to displace the Lieutenant General, blaming abolitionists and partisan politicians for wartime drafts and urging continued mobilization.
A harsh Civil War era screed advocates burning southern houses, churches, fields, and spoils, paired with threats to violently subdue rebels. It mocks Beecher’s sermon and contrasts fight with false virtue, reflecting brutal propaganda of the Dayton Empire era.
A jumble of wartime squibs, poems, and urban lore quotes from a Newark era page. References include Secretary Seward dispatches, draft debates, Lincoln era politics, a Telegraph cable note, printer anecdotes, and stray humorous lines about steam boats and old age, all in a rough OCR mash.
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