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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1866

Page

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Editor of Coshocton Democrat under attack over wartime rebellion claims

A letter accuses the Coshocton Democrat editor of opposing Union restoration, praising Confederate figures and blasting Secretary Stanton. It cites multiple May 1865 issues to condemn alleged pro rebelling rhetoric and calls the editor a traitor seeking to divide the North.

Coshocton Democrat Blanton Beast Diane Ovafiel Brave Boys TSU United States PS Hese Henry Vicksburg Hosecuana Lee Sun Cain Ling Stinton Coshocton Royal Papers J. Davis Fife Court Garth Stallontan Valet Haynaug Lee Shade Ned Stanton Tuas Ehough Nau Lim Jel Davis Asi Old Pitt Stanton Shaynan Coshocton Democrat Sys Doworthy

Soldiers in Indianapolis Endorse Loyal War Aims and Reassign Political Allegiances

An Indianapolis gathering Wednesday evening voiced strong support for war unity and government loyalty. The document denounces Northern and Southern rebels, condemns Democratic leaders, and calls for unconditional allegiance while barring treason’s advocates from citizenship until they comply with Congress terms.

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Union party unified as Fordham strain shapes the convention

The article portrays the state convention as fully unified behind the Union party, praising broad support for presidential policy and the party platform. It cites leaders like Mr Dinano and Mr Vernon, notes the opposition’s attempts to exploit splits, and highlights calls for strong political organization and loyalty to the Liberty cause.

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Widow Recalls Sixty Year Seed Corn Bet Experiment

The widow of Johson Iater recalls a bet dating back over thirty years about how long germinating principles in corn would remain viable. She planted kernels yearly for thirty years. most years the corn grew, but the thirtieth year failed to sprout.

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County Officials Urged to Print Public Ads in All Papers

An editorial argues public advertisements should appear in multiple county papers rather than a single outlet. It attacks current favoritism by DemProminent and Republican officials in distributing notices and urges equitable placement across papers to reflect taxpayers’ varied loyalties and costs.

Coshacton Cosharton Trscarawas Repubicans Harrison

Unclear OCR Summary From Political Conference Note

Fragmentary OCR text reports an Unconditional Union Convention in a city with references to reconstruction policy. It mentions excluding rebel leaders, a stance on representation, and a demand that white citizens hold power in certain regions. The fragmentary language limits clear interpretation.

Venton Madltimore

Nomination and Civil War Service Mentioned for Hat State Governor

Gen d Le Chamberlin of Brunswick Maine was nominated on the 2d by the Vine Convention for Governor of Hat State. He acted nobly at Gettysburg and was wounded six times at Petersburg. The Convrcacy notes the country’s feelings and the need for unity. Also referenced are Via, Dr. Ono, and others.

Northow South-ern Brothers & Con Poperand Wallis Deng Store D le Chamberlin Brunswick Maine Hat Gettyainte Peetersburg Picards Union Via Dr. Ono

Fragmentary Note on Washington Return and County Judge Plans

The Mobile Frame of the Lines chronicles a delayed restoration effort in Washington and questions about when he may resume duties as county judge. The author expresses deep disappointment and argues the action infringes constitutional rights, noting the matter reflects on the party and federation executive.

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Democratic Convention Scene Stirring Copperheads and Foes

The report notes a gathering of party leaders in which Kin and Morgan clash over opposees, Vallandigham’s nomination, and a coalition of critics who push to influence voters by attacking the poor and colored, while avoiding direct condemnation of white voters.

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Fragmented Query on Timelines and Births

Incomplete text asks about two people and dates before birth. It mentions years and events unnamed, seeking identities tied to days before a certain time. Clarification needed to identify the two individuals and the relevant timeline.

Agriculture Circular Reviews Coming Crops and Prices

A Washington Agriculture Department circular analyzes state-by-state crop prospects and losses as of June 1, forecasting a half to three quarters of average yields for corn and wheat in many regions. It notes winter damage to wheat, possible short apple supplies in extreme east and west, and generally mixed fruit prospects. Agricultural stock declines and livestock losses are quantified, with goats showing potential profitability in the county.

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Kentucky Politics Nominates General Hobson for Clerk of the Court of Appeals

In Kentucky General Hobson receives nomination as the Union candidate for Clerk of the Court of Appeals. Support comes from all political sides as a compromise against the ex rebel choice. Opposition candidate Bolling faces a heated race with War Democrats and Conservatives backing Hobson. Louisville Journal editorializes enthusiasm while the Corress predicts secessionists win by a large majority.

Tobeon John Murssin Court of Appeals Jobson Ror. Bolling Mel Gen Hobson Louinville Journal Che Lemograt Crury Corrér Secesh Journal

Ratification prospects for new Constitutional Amendment

The Gazette surveys state positions on ratification. It notes thirty six states exist and twenty seven are needed. It lists states likely to ratify and those with doubts, including New Jersey and Delaware, to reach a possible two thirds majority.

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