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Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1865

Page

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Frederickaburg Notary Public and Law Office Ad

A damaged ad notes W.8 PAPPARD attorney at law and notary public in Frederickaburg Wayne County. It mentions Reverud Stampa on hand for papers and office in Redett's Block with Dr. something from Sorelock A. M. to 3 PM every Saturday.

OAK & Richeson Attorneys AT Law Bounty Wooster Ohio Wayne Waynes Pappard Reverud Stampa Redett’s Block Frederickaburg Wayne Co Jorey Seviards Martin Welker Jeffries Pimietore W. Feamotone D. D Firestone & Son Prahbilo Square

The Presidents Funeral Passes Through Springfield and Oak Ridge

The Presidents funeral train arrived in Springfield on April 21 and reached Oak Ridge Cemetery after a 1800 mile journey. A 2,000 voice choir and a military escort attended a solemn ceremony with Rev. A Hall and Bishop Simpson among speakers. A monument was planned for the site, and discussions on national debt and postwar recovery followed, including notes on government funding and the 7 3 10 loan.

China Springfield Washington National Capital Springield State House Lincoln Evry Hyman A. Hall G. Bat, Esq Chicago N. W. Beer John Rev . C. Hubbard Otto Bisho Simpson Dr. Gurley Ather Robert Incaln Oakidge Cemetery Oak Ridge Toilet Illinois

End of the War Triumph and Global Respect

A retrospection on the war's end asserts US power and unity, noting external praise from rivals who once doubted the nation's strength. It highlights the ability to wage a four year conflict without foreign loans, while domestic bonds rise in value as nations seek to buy them ahead of future offerings. The piece closes with a cue about the dollar and markets.

Treasury McCulloch South Jay Cooke U. S Johnson Hug High Seas United States Virginia Jeffersoon Davis John Letcher Wm. Smith Francis H. Pierpont Virgnia Darnee Hardee North South Carolina Jefferson Davis Andy Johnson Lincoln Johnson Johnston Johnaton Pis Evi Philadelphia General Grant Lee Richmond City Point Washington Burlington New Jersey Camden Presidential Supreme Court Foreign Legation Army Navy Grant Wen Grant Sherman Joe Johnston Raleigh War Department Andrew Massachusetts Army of the Citien Pennsylvania Martinet America

Bible and nature united in revelation and science debate

The text argues that reading both the Bible and the book of nature illuminates faith and science. It cites Watts Newton Bay Derham and others, praising Christians who study creation to understand God, and questions those who urge abandoning the Bible for nature. It references New York Observer and assorted aphorisms on science, religion, and war.

Watts Newton Yle Derham Jesus Paul New York Observer

Walton’s Farm Innovations Pay Off Big on Ridge

Young farmer John Walton defies local skeptics by installing underdrains, muck composting, and a vegetable grafting plan. Neighbors watch as he converts wet soil, builds a manure trench, and expands orchard, yielding abundant crops and rising stock values, while critics admit trial may prove worthwhile.

Eben Sawyer John Walton Grammet Walton Ben Gramimet Sawyer Grummet Eben Sam Bancroft Sam Bancroft Grummer Amsden John Piddon Broadwell Mr. Amsden Ben Grummet Tie Ben Gummet Yaas Swan Grummoet Ben Grammet Jes Ben Grommet Id Sawyer Inrmera Ben Grumme Ailey Walton

Anecdote of President John NOU and a Tennessee governor

A battered reminiscence tells of a Tennessee governor once a blacksmith who rose to office. An amused party received an iron shave from a wait of honors, provoking chatter about the governor’s restraint. The tale notes the governor’s reasoned politeness and a gifted suit for the dashing youth.

Derrittella Jatienecdote Andrew Johnson Overnor Tennessee Supreme Court Andy Lini Ag

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