25 Apr 1867
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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1867
Page
1
The Democratic Enquirer lists J. W. Bowen as editor and publisher with offices in Malive’s Building on Malo Street. Terms require advance payment by January 1. failure to give notice of discontinuation ends the plan at the line subscribed for, with delivery through the county and free mailing within the country.
A fragmented poem tone recounts moonlit scenes by a marble Undine and Arno reflections. It blends dreamy summer imagery with longing for lost love and memories, citing hushed nights, blossoms, and a broken heart that endures through time.
In a Wrentham village tale a city woman Alice Linville abandons fashion for teaching in a rough school. She meets Harry Benson, a poor farmer, and after a sleigh ride confession they marry. Their wealth surprise sparks and the couple settle on a farm, cherishing their unlikely bargain and new life.
A garbled miscellany lists famous individuals and their supposed fathers or trades, naming Oliver Cromwell, Franklin, Shakespeare, Napoleon, Confucius, Mahomet, Milton, and others with unclear connections. The passage blends occupations and parentage in a fragmented, error-filled sketch of social origins.
Fragmentary verse and chatter describe weary daily life during conflict, with references to God, endurance, and sorrow. A romantic aside notes a calm moon and a balcony scene as a German clock plan sparks global time synchronization.
A New York Sun summary notes the House Clerk may authorize two papers in each excluded state to publish U S laws and government ads. It alleges Radical aligned papers in the South reap patronage, while others suffer with poor circulation and northward admiration from a few copies.
The Times reprints a catechism debunking claims about Northern states and slavery. It questions whether slavery existed there, how it ended, and who profited, noting continued slave trade until emancipation measures. A joke about an overseer follows, illustrating misunderstandings over orders.
An odd will from a wealthy elder in a Cumberland border county splits property between two sons in different armies. The federal soldier receives all slave property, about fifty enslaved individuals, while the son in gray gets the landed estate. Postwar, brothers reunite and divide the legacy, aligning with radical changes after emancipation.
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