Political urging and Civil War proclamation excerpt
In a mixed county notice and presidential proclamation, readers are urged to vote for Joseph Ltarris over Vox River’s candidate, arguing tax fairness and opposing tax exemptions for the Improvement Company. The text also reproduces Abraham Lincoln’s 1865 deserter pardon proclamation and wartime electoral cautions to inspectors and voters.
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Jueth Larris
Lesa
Pox ‘River Improvement Company
Joseph Ltarris
Mr. Smith
Vox River Improvement Company
Fragmented political plea from a late OCR snippet
A garbled OCR passage urges voting for a Democratic senatorial candidate and references the Fox River Improvement Company paying land taxes and reimbursing election costs. The wording is incomplete and unclear.
Deserters and Sneaks Denounced Under New Law
Deserters from U S military and naval service who fail to report by May 10 1865 and others who left districts to avoid draft are branded as deserters forfeiting citizenship rights under a March act and President Lincoln's proclamation enforcing penalties. The proclamation requires deserters to report within sixty days or face loss of citizenship and eligibility for office.
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Abraham Lincoln
United States
William TH. Sewann
Jesus
Distriet
Naval Service
United
Wreress
Congress
Hnilte
Oval Service
COE
Asitv
Crark &Ico
Troruirro
General Election Notice for Shawano County 1868
Notice to Shawano County electors lists governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, treasurer, attorney general, state superintendent, bank comptroller, state prison commissioner, and state senator districts to be elected on Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1868. Also, a constitutional amendment on universal male suffrage and various district assembly seats. Also, county officers to be elected.
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Shawano County
Jotice
Wisconsin
United States
James T. Lewis
Wyman Spooner
Lucius Fairchild
Bate
Samuel D. Wagtings
Winfield Smith
John G. McMynn
William Ne Ramsey
Henry Cordier
Outagamié
Shawano
Oconto
Doorgomnness
Joseph Tlavris
Shawne
Buorcoun
Reed
Mond Aid
Plice
Fempic
Taird
Hartland
Orlin Andrews
Bell Pisin
Vella
Charles R. Kle
Shieties
Besadel
Charles Howe
Siwy
Swan's Bourbon Bitters Promote Health Across Patients
A vintage advertisement touts Swan's Bourbon Bitters as a wholesome tonic for headaches costiveness and disorders linked to stomach liver or bowels. The copy urges readers to try the bitters and spread the word as demand grows to reach thousands who have not yet used them.
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Swan's Bourbon Bitters
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