Grand Union meeting to be held in West Salem Ohio
The notice invites residents of Wayne County Ohio to a Friday evening gathering at a suitable local site with speakers B Douglas Dr Gorgett and Dr Warner addressing the meeting. A call to patriots and a public sermon in a Wooster grove near the Wooster Madisonburg road is planned for Sunday at 5 o clock.
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Peeven
Schol House
West Salem
Wayne County
Ohio
K. B. Douglas
Gorgett
Dr. Warner
Congress
Wooster
Madisonburg
Dalton
Berlin
Paint Tuto
Canaan Center
J. Ritter
Canaan Township
Little Kilbuck
J .W. Barnard
Chester
Jacob Bhaultr
James Maxwell
Chester Township
Klock
Cedar Run
Barnhart
Commisstonera
Pacemnpaldh Audierk
Pickles in wartime and a local news depot update
The piece describes a appeal for pickled onions to aid a dying soldier and praises Cyrus Walter who purchased the Arcademia News Depot promising low rates and full stock. It also notes a peace meeting near Gahenna with a mock Hell reference and threats against Old Abe, previewing Crisis resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Walter
Arcademia News Depot
Walter
Gahenna
Draft mobilization figures for 18th District public notice
Capt Drake Provost Marshal assigns the number of men to be raised in each sub district of the 18th Congressional District with excess and deficiency on former calls. Citizens see work before September 65 to avoid a draft. Wayne County townships show small credits. Wooster Township must raise 75 men.
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Drake
Wayne County
Wooster
Newspaper prices rise amid costly materials
The text notes a sharp rise in paper and production costs over the last two months forcing city papers to increase rates. The New York Tribune Times and World now charge 10 dollars annually for the daily edition with weeklies at 2 dollars, while Chicago papers have moved to 12 dollars for dailies and 3 dollars for weeklies. It questions how long county papers can endure the pressure and predicts higher prices or harsher consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wst
New York Tribune
Times and World
Chicago
Ohio calls for 600000 men new regiments in 1864
The 14th District quota stands at 2871 with credits to be settled by state authorities. Wayne County may meet its draft in a month as 20 regiments for one year are raised under Governor Brough's proclamation. Captain McClure of Wayne County becomes recruiting officer to fill the new 14th District regiment. A meeting of Relief Fire Company No. 4 mourns the death of James Walker and urges publication of the resolutions by county papers.
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Holmes
Wayne
Ashland
Lorain
Medina
Wayne County
Brough
Ohio
14Th Congressional District
McClure
16Th Ohio
Wooster
Relief Fire Company
Warerns
James Walker
Ead
E * W. H. Farnhan
R. M. Downing
O. V
Chattahoochee River
Georgia
N. L. Williams
Ebben Bingham
Kenesaw Mountain
Ohio State Journal
Cleveland Herald
C. C. Tamehill
Brewer Lurry
Fort Whan Allen
Edson D
Edson
Co. 0
Gil
Shirk
Romaine
Chain Bridge
Fort Than
Aen
Ashfeid
Ireland
Mfe
M.E Church
Church Triumphant
Ife . Com
Callen J C. Korisz
Ser
Brawdeeph
Brandreth
Matthews
Gold Street
New York
Marinzws
Arnica Hark Arosa
Ueo
RB. J Lyons
Lyons
Ieveland U
Winchester
United Ies
J. Winchester
Jon. Sreet
Cabal Lo Tur
Clinton Township
Fohn
Geo Yon
Sach Quarter
Moohoe
Eal
Begin
Anne Turion
Hava
James
Ylesworth Admrot
Paxton HN
Jpfertes & Walker
Atty
Plum er Declares Sheriff Candidacy To Union Voters
J C Plumer informs Wayne County union voters by letter that he cannot canvass townships for support and leaves the decision to the voters to choose their sheriff candidate.
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Wayne County
Sherif
J.C. Plumer
War Office Regulations And Military Enlistment Bounties
The Provost Marshal General issues rules for enlistment under the Presidents call for 500,000 volunteers. Bounties vary by service length with upfront payments at muster. Premiums for procuring recruits are ended, but earlier procurements remain payable. Drafted men or substitutes are not entitled to US bounty. enlistment papers will note eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
James B. Fry
Anti Hecker Letter Defended by Shreve Republicans
A local reader responds to a column in the Wayne County Democrat, rebutting Hector A in strong terms. The letter defends Shreve Republicans, accuses Hector of misrepresentation about Democratic events and local business, and predicts a 100 vote peace majority in Clinton Township. It asserts Republicans stand on truth and justice and pledge unity at the next election.
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Wayne County Democrat
Shreve
Hector
Republican Party
Union
Free America
Alambol
Robinson's Hall
Prince of Good Fellows
Democrat
Clinton
Alten
Peace Party
Clinton Township
Douglas
America
Rankin
Republicana
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Siell
Quietas
Ralken
Brown
London
War Office Regulations
Bine
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad
Cass
Cscccc
Beakekon
Heanywanters
Magscat
James L, Drake
Tike “Wrecter
Sarere
Ware Corsrr
Mr Borror
Ma. Ercrom
Martin Welker
Eprron
Ben, Douglas
Eprrom
Hostler
Plain Township
Old Plain
Eperon
Henry J Kaufman
David Clark
FoxzMax
David Lilley
Bheriff
Union Party
Mx Enrrox
Josepa Qo, Plumer
Wooster Township
Me&n Mx Epirot
Peter Prailey
Sheriff
Makuro
Josepha Gindespfroer
Baughman Township
C Olou
Union Alen
Caroner
J A Penoyrq
Canaan
Mia Forron
Bar BH
Mr. Epiron
Ciarlee Boydetond
East Union Township
Union Friends
Sgme
Blanks
Ee Eell Marl
the Jod
K. Foreman
Republican
J. H. Oberly
Wogster
C. McMillen
Internal Revenue
J Sw
Simon P Ricw
Junn Nicholas Rick
Wooster Market
Timothy Reed
Ont
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Per Ib
Cristadoro
Orietadoro
J Crietadoro
Astor House
All Draggista
Dr. Tobias
Justeo
Cortlandt Street
Jatson
Lala
Watson
Matson
Aleocarea
AI Mathews
Buffalo
N Y
Fort Frin
Meade
Gettyeburg
Manalon
Thia
Wooster Hall
Mares & Jasner
Thrig
Heimstreet
Barnes & CO
Broadway
N.Y
Calisaya
U. S
P. HW. Drahe &C
Hagan
Magnolia Balm
W. B. Hagan
Troy
Merchanta Emporium
Ilewards Drug Store
P. B. Pierson
Aene
Indy
Afi
J. M. Eley
John
J I. Baungardner &£ CO
Arcadome
Howe & Stephens
Era
Shanghai
Havana
American Sunday School Union
Tract Society
Methodist Book Concern
Presbyterian Board of Publication
Tion
Lyon’s
Kathairon
Gray
Lyon
DEMAS
N. Y
James B. Childe & Brothers
Mir
B.M Updike
Philadelphia
Allegheny Mountains
Wooter
el Lous É
Cincinnati
United States Treasury
D. A. Barnes
N, YY
Brsia
B. B. J. Lyons
Cleveland
Buparior Street
Public Square
List Wooster
Crandal
Mansfield
North American
Mount Vernon
Kenyon Hotel
Newark
Holton House
Stark
Obi
Stark County
Cyrus Yoong
Globe Wo McFarland
Cyrus Young
Samuel Hurst
Praia
Lilley & Botkhiy
Uli Tol
Wooster and
Lilley
C. Ack
Bernmont
Howard Association
Prilanblyhia
D'sesna
Nexvous
Saminall
South Ninth Street
J. Seillin Hougo
Amodolphia
Paraiel
Readon Range
Mchairs
Wheke
Mra
Lingerator
Rangine
Range Ie
Auditors Office
Wooster du Eadounty
Warne
Orrville
J OW &Terl
D.G Horst
C.N Storrs
Som
Ff Duis & TV
Nardian
Dennis L. Cue
al Amerander McMieu Atin Setrater
Jane Braden
Henry Alrechey
Wiliam
Ary
Daniel Goodyear
Jesse E Goodyear
Catharine Goodyear
Svery
Bauncehheidt
Hagen
Prutein
Germany
Baunscheidi
Perac
George Brauneck
Woveter
Miller & CO
K. Aina
Walt Og Bot BuUber
Washington
Dolby Tech
Godfrey Rcheffel
Michigan
Thos. Pollock
Glenny’s
the People's
Borre BourvaLe
Editura Christian Advocate
Ce People's
Joseph Sour
Turner Mechanic Pt Buffalo
Gyby
Luarine Dewale
Tue
Pacori
Pall Klain
Gardner
Pear
Forsala
AH Baumgardner
Harvey Coward
C. Crosby
Main Street
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