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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1868
Page
1
The En Enquirer prints the President's Annual Message in full. The document provokes remarks in Congress as critics accuse the President of insulting acts by lawmakers. The piece notes state tax levels, discusses appropriations for 1867 and 1860, and contrasts Democratic and Radical legislators over tax burdens.
A shaky OCR passage attacks the Republican party as radical and disloyal, accusing them of disunion, corrupt governance, and intolerance. The writer charges Unionists with betraying virtue, endorsing each paragraph as a misrepresented face of the era's politics.
In Mayaville a lively salon circulates on dressmaking and household economy. Mrs Wells faces scrutiny from neighbors as gossip about quilts, bonnet costs, and subscriptions unfolds. A newcomer to the scene prompts opinion on style and frugality, while community tables debate fashion, value, and reputation.
The notice lists several British reviews and magazines including North British Review and London Quarterly, offering reprints and subscriptions. It mentions shipping, pricing, and the goal to attract new subscribers, with emphasis on providing literature to readers while detailing distribution terms.
The 1669 notice outlines start dates for district court terms across Ohio counties. It lists Washington, Lawrence, Pike, Fairfield, Athens, Vinton, and other counties with specific Monday or Thursday commencements in April, May, September, and October. Several dates recur and vary by county, detailing trial terms and sale periods as designated by the calendar.
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