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Newspaper
Lancaster Gazette
Location
Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1867
Page
2
Readers are urged to prepare for a grand demonstration in Lancaster on October 2, with Union leaders LEE Dennison and Captain A. S. McClure expected to address crowds. The piece calls for large turnout and patriotic support, praising Union cause and Mobilization efforts.
The article describes the county agricultural society’s preparations for a major exhibition. It highlights the fair’s aim to display agricultural products, implements, and crafts from all county producers, the need for participation, and the societal benefits of a successful show. It also mentions class competitions and local business promotions linked to the event.
Sept 24 St Louis reports clashes between Brule and Ogliuation bands of Sioux and Cheyenne actions. Pawnee Killer warns to leave the land or face no powder or bullets. Cavalry patrols resume toward North Platte and Fort Suni. Crow and Cree depredations feared near the Great Plains frontier.
The text presents garbled dialogue on currency greenbacks and debt and includes a late note from Lancaster Ohio a Democratic reply about suffrage and taxes. Names like Vallandigham and references to 1860s issues appear amid fractured speech, revealing a historical but unreadable excerpt.
A fragmentary 19th century political notice from the Ohio State Union Republican Committee disputes a democratic rumor alleging a secret plot to alter the Union and public funding. It asserts no member endorsed such charges, defends amendment support, and notes efforts to publicize constitutional continuity and watchful oversight.
Union Republican ticket details state senator Aaron P. Ashbrook and representative Henry R.B. Hughes, with Levi M. Spitler for treasurer, Samuel Baur for commissioner, and Thomas Jackson for infirmary director.
A partisan call appeals to Republican voters to flood the polls for an “elective day” victory. It warns Copperheads seek to demoralize support and urges township committees to mobilize and secure a decisive Union win, recounting recent attacks on opponents as motivation.
History notes the 1862 Porter court martial in Washington with General Pope as key witness. The verdict found Porter guilty on all charges for disobeying orders at Bull Run and related actions, leading to his 1864 removal from service as Lincoln approved sentence. The piece also contains market prices and a civic convention closing with praise for White and Hunt.
The Fairfield County Agricultural Society announces the annual fair will be held at Langaster on Wednesday through Saturday October 6 10 11 12 1867.
County fair rules set entry deadlines for livestock by noon day one and other entries by 10 am day two. Premiums include 15 percent on premiums over one dollar, and premiums held 80 days if unclaimed. Horses limited to one premium, discretionary awards possible, stock sale restrictions, and ticketing details. James Stockdale presides with secretary notices and vendor details.
Moral Hall hosts a Ladies' Department under supervision of Mrs. De Milward and a long list of coordinators and assistants. Names include Mrs. Niamey Caffeo, Mrs. Jims Weaver, Miss Mary Shiv, Miss Ada Grigwohl, Miss Macy Fulton, and many others guiding stalls and needlework.
Public notice fragment shows a September 24th date with unclear names and a brief reference to local notices. The readable portion suggests a formal notice or legal advertisement but lacks complete details to identify entities or actions.
Fragmented OCR text outlines De Von Noniloret urging Athans to support vital services in Lancanterind. The writing references a dental establishment, fiscal promises, and a political sounding pledge regarding post office matters near Main Street dated 3)1087, with unclear names and places.
An 1867 notice from Orrin H. Preers in Boston markets a large stock of manufactured fabrics and clothing including cloths, satins, cords, collars, and leather goods. He touts low rates, offers extra inducements for buyers, and claims a wide selection from his own manufacture and Lancaster makers. Sept 4.
An ad claims Barrett's Hair Restorative cures head eruptions, promising rapid results. It advertises quick relief and appeals to readers seeking hair and skin solutions through a single product.
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