Political Attacks Highlight Ohio Campaign Tactics
The Gazette decries Democratic actions in Ohio, accusing Vallandigham and allies of disloyalty during the war and urging Republicans to expose side issues in the upcoming campaign. It condemns Democratic positions as opportunistic and argues for a forceful, unity driven push against the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallandigham
Lung Snowgs— Vullanigham
Porilanie
Coe
Court House
Democratic Party of
Ohio
Mare
Canada
Enoalc
Democratic Party
Wallandigham
Potas Netionor
Lawa of the United
Union
Arinion
Virginia
Cumberland
Pennessee
Col. Journal
Tee
Jet
Davie
Trighest
Jabneon
Jederson Davie
Trendem
Urom
To Davis In Clover and the South Starving
A fragmentary plea contrasts Northern debt payment with Southern misery. The speaker condemns Southern leaders for inaction while the North bears public debt and outlines a call for support to prevent starvation. References to Davis and Montreal appear in the overheated political rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Clover
South
Joi
Montreal
Lis
Meeting of the Horticultural Society Sets Hour Change
The 1826 meeting of the J. V. Tlorticultural Society was called to order by President Hon. PB. Ewing. Discussions covered an earlier meeting hour, monthly limits, and a war der’s Pomology purchase. A visit to Lancaster by the Cincinnati Horticultural Board was proposed, six committees to be formed, the premium list discussed, and fruits and strawberries showcased by members. Adjournment set to the second Saturday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Tlorticultural Society
Aonticultuany
Kota
Wnd
PB. Ewing
T. M. Young
Onoh
Stalter
Ebanga Wan
L. Wiseman
Wiseman
Lancaster
Cincinnati Horticultural Bodgty
P.B. Ewing
Prest
B. A
Gaiswotn
Seo'y
Moni
Jim My 'Ute Society
Ewing
J. A. Fetters
J. Newton
Cincinnati
Raevin
Paris
Russia
Maria
Bergounki
Volhynia
Belgium
Napoleon
Lowag
France
Legion of Honor
Inter
Paria
Dreseos
Mranes
Unclear prose fragment about ambition and faith
Fragmentary reminiscence featuring remarks on betting, risk, exaggeration, and moral sentiments. Mentions jump feats and cautionary maxims about boasting and faith, with disjointed dialogue and misread phrases. Source text is highly garbled with punctuation and spelling errors.
Packing Butter in Summer for Vermont Makers
A Vermont batter maker describes a method to pack butter for summer sale. Keep butter in a damp environment, use a clean wet cloth over salted edges, pack tightly in a wooden container away from the cellar wall, and avoid salt between layers. The technique aims to maintain freshness and please buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
N.Y
Festival and Tournament at Hulsboro
The Highland County Agricultural Society hosts a three day festival at Millaboro on May 12 13 and 14 featuring a ball game tournament by Keighte, horse racing and saber drill. Prizes include a knightly crown wreaths and a silver pitcher for the top rider. A six month plan funds the society with members paying a weekly one dollar fee to equip a new house and crown the queen of love and beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland County Agricultural Soviety
Millaboro
Keighte
Woode
Chillicathe Gaz
Haynes Gerbee Havb Mensurier Centa
Standard of
New York
Montana Named Richest Mineral Country, Says Montasia Poat
The Montasia Poat of Virginia City declares Montana the richest mineral country in the world. In 1866 Montana’s population was under 40,000 and gold output reached 18 million dollars. Idaho produced 17 million, Colorado 617 million, Now 16 million, Oregon 96 million, and Idaho (typo) with a population over ten times larger yielded 25 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
Montana
Idaho
Colorado
Oregon
Itonia
Do Not Drink Smoke or Swear Sayings from a Civilian Mentor
A fragmented handwritten style sermon urges self reliance and perseverance. It promotes civility, hard study, kindness, and obedience to laws while cautioning against vice. It references energy, determination, and duty, then ends with an odd anecdote about a man and chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulteagre
Sunctuaky Register
Ohio
Himaelé
Belin
H. G. Lawman
About Dogs The Different Varieties
The article surveys many dog breeds with notes on size, value, and character. It cites examples like the Siberian brood-hound, St Bernard, Newfoundland, Shepherd, English mastiffs, terriers, Scottsh and beagle types, Italian greyhound, and Prince Charles variety, with prices ranging from modest sums to high values. It also references the Lorillard tobacco factory in Atlanta and snuff industry figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amazon
New York
Agnasiz
Mississippi River
Agasole
St. Bernard
New Foundland
Burin
England
Mero
Prince Charles
Japan
Euneton
Denmark
Lorillard Tobacco
Atlanta
Newhorn
N.C
Old North
Otto
Rors
Credit disputes spark lingering rifts in local trades
A garbled report hints at a credit system clash in several districts. It mentions a customer and proprietor exchange and a bolder claim of trust extended for a debt of ten, with a note of a speaking error and a suspect discussion over daily cash trade.
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Boissy Pusbard
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Sey
Orsann
Sargon Ki Frikon
Loulaville Courier
United States
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Courier
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Uts
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Ain
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Miia
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Noni
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Cleveland
Toledo
Columbus
Orrov
Mialope Herald
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Maximilian
Dayton Journal
Meigs County
Telegraph
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Marion Mirtor
Josh
Alwas
Hulsboro
London
Rangerinie
California
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San Francisco
Benet
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C. P. Whitten
Lowell
Pennsylvania Steel Works
Starrisbang
Paul
Dolphus
Mann
Wales
Republican Party
Apithy Kerman
Taeta Atioka
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