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Newspaper
Lancaster Gazette
Location
Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1864
Page
2
The item lists Abraham Lincoln as president and Andrew Johnson as vice president with a date reference June 23, 1804, noting the historical pairing.
Ohio and national political notes list Union State ticket holders including secretary of state and attorney general, with campaign rhetoric on Union vs rebellion. Civil War updates recount Grant advances, Confederate defenses, and Vallandigham’s controversial return amid Copperhead polemics and editorials.
An Armistice era column argues that arresting Vallandigham would provoke stronger anti federal actions while praising Union supporters. The Washington Register editor Kiotor and publisher Pearce have died after long illness in Fayette County. The Register office passes to Samuel Pike and will relaunch as a Democratic paper in Hillsborough, North Carolina.
P Rising announces fresh stock of spring and summer clothing at his stand in Tallmadge Block Main Street. He offers to make to order on short notice and invites customers to call at his store for the article they require. April 7 1804.
A formerly enslaved woman on a Mississippi plantation endured sale, attempted self harm, and harsh treatment before reuniting with her husband George. He fled to Europe, she later escaped to Philadelphia, and after decades apart they met again in Cleveland, joyfully restored.
A garbled Special Notices section warns of dysentery and illness with references to doctors, hospitals, and medical remedies. It mentions trials of medicines, hospital visits, and wartime medical concerns, urging readers to help and buy certain pills and tonics for relief and treatment amid uncertain conditions. There are disjointed names and phrases indicating medical notices and public appeals.
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