Obscure Names Listed in State Officials Roll Call
A garbled OCR passage lists multiple officials and counties including Trumbull Lorain Cuyahoga and Holmes with roles such as Attorney General Clerk and Treasurer. The fragment appears to be a partial roster of candidates or officeholders with many misspellings and broken surnames.
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Fee GovIawe
Jacob D. Cox
Trumbell Co
G. McBururt
Werren Co
Sanagurer
Buitt
IDARY
Ware
Lorain
Balnerrmoty
Ristlend Ooanty
John Welch
Yaconey
Grveral
William EC West
John A. Norris
Harriven Co
Cookeden Co
Roderby
Clinton Co
Jognfe CO
Devin, Knox Co
Holmes Co
Union Meetings Across Several Towns This Week
Local notices list union meeting addresses and speakers for October. John Brinkerhoff, A B McClure, M Welker, Col Bruce, Capt Henderson, and Hon J Dougherty head talks in East Union Jackson Bridgeport Apple Creek Madisonburg Wooster Mount Eaton More details: Oct 6 to Oct 9 in multiple locations.
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Jackson
Cansaway
Capt. A
Apple Creek Station
Hon. M. Welker
Madisonburg
John Brinkerhof Esq
Moreland
Col. Bruce
Henderson
Mount Eaton
J. Brinkerhoff
Wooster
Arcademe ‘Hall
J. Dougherty
McClure
Smithville
Have Teams Ready for Union Vote Mobilization
The note urges union men to prepare teams to be ready for every Union vote in their township. It warns to send early and not delay past 2 o clock to avoid losing votes.
Union men appoint firm challengers at the polls
Union men assign vigilant challengers to stand by polling places all day. They warn of an unscrupulous foe and urge guards against illegal voting and frauds at the polls.
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Edward & Co
Favors
Zk. B
Childs
Ames B. Childs
Edward B. Childs
Oo Partnership
J B. Obide & Brother
J B.childs
J. B. Childs & Brother
J B. Childs
Confidence Without Complacency Warns Against Inaction
Advice urges steady effort and caution against overconfidence. Emphasizes that belief in success should not replace hard work or timely action.
Weather Fears and Duty Urge Early Voting
Weather at this season is uncertain and Tuesday may be rainy and cold. Union men, be ready for any weather and let nothing keep you from the polls. Vote early and work until polls close.
Voter rally urged for next Tuesday election
A call to duty urges every man with the government’s good at heart to vote on Tuesday. It asks township and school districts to support the fight and Union voters to guard the polls and assist wherever possible.
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Ohio
Union Voters Urged to Poll in Wayne County of Press Call
A wartime style plea urges Wayne County union men to vote on Tuesday and ensure every union voter is present at the polls. The message stresses active vigilance and a united effort for a “glorious victory” in the upcoming decision.
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Wayne
Wayne County
Old Wayne
Pallol
Tims
New York
Woslens
Union Fires Up County Vote Drive at Arcadione Hall
In a countywide call to civic participation, the Union urges supporters from every township to cast ballots next Tuesday. They request the returns by party for each candidate if possible and announce Union headquarters at Arcadione Hall.
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Arcadonie
Hall
Soldiers of Wayne County Urge Elective Support Next Tuesday
A partisan call to Wayne County soldiers and Union men to vote and actively work for the government. They condemn Copperhead leaders who opposed veterans, urging soldiers to aid the government and influence misled peers in every township.
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Wayne County
Democratic Party
Bounty Pinkerton
Supreme Court
Copperhead
Lincoln
Democratic-Copperhead Jail Cost Exceeds Fifty Thousand
The piece cites official Jail Fund records showing costs over 45 268 to 50 000 plus 5 000 in sundry balances. It attacks Democratic-Copperhead policies for funding a grand jail and upscale living quarters, accusing taxpayers of extravagance and high taxes.
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Copperhead
Copperheads
Moore
Crawford
Wayre
County
John B
Taxes in Wayne County Rise by Local Officials
Voters are urged to blame Copperhead county commissioners for higher local levies over 1862 to 1864, noting no state tax increase and calling attention to costs like a fifty thousand dollar jail. The piece argues taxes were raised locally for poor house, bridge, and county purposes, totaling substantial increases by local officers ahead of an election.
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Wayne County
Erato el Press
Abiens
Copperhead
Election admonition urges every voter to act for government
A civic editorial stresses that every elector must vote to preserve the union and defeat rebellion. It cites past Ohio contests, Vallandigham and Morgan, urging loyal citizens to ensure neighbors vote and prevent evil through united, informed participation.
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United States
Senate
Ohio
Vallandigham
South
McClellan
Morgan
Bounty Pinkerton Challenged for Wayne County Treasurer
The piece denounces Bounty Pinkerton as unfit for treasurer citing bounty schemes and wartime conduct, while praising Henry Kaufman Union candidate as an honest soldier with governance qualifications and no banking ties. It urges soldiers and supporters of the country to back Kaufman.
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Wayne County
Bounty Pinkerton
Wooster
Henry Kaufman
Union
The Candidates for Clerk in Wayne County
Two men face voters for Clerk of the Court in Wayne County. Copperhead Parsons is accused of disloyal activities while Captain William Henderson, Union nominee, is praised for honesty industry and patriotism. Henderson aided Sherman’s march and gave his bounty to the Sanitary Commission.
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Wayne County
Co. C. Parsons
Wooster
Saly
Partizan
Copperhead
Vallandigham
William Henderson
Union
Henderson
Ninth
Ohio Civalry
Sherman
Plain Township
Sanitary Commission
Capt
Sol. Dees
Gomrade
Pinkerton's Lawless Banking and County Misdeeds
A Wayne County notice argues that former Treasurer M. W. Pinkerton issued unauthorized currency in violation of state law and faults the Democratic Commissioners for aiding him. The piece warns voters against trusting Pinkerton again, urging scrutiny of his record and the risk of future law breaking.
Bounties and accusations against a Civil War opponent
A poem like denunciation condemns a local figure for opposing the Union, supporting the Confederacy, slandering relief efforts, and profiting from the war while ignoring soldiers and townsfolk. It accuses him of praising Jefferson Davis and undermining Lincoln era efforts.
John Ault and the Militia Law Debate
A political critique targets Representative John Ault for voting the Militia law into existence. The piece accuses Copperheads of opposing militiary taxes while predicting repeal or modification by a future Union Legislature. It frames Ault as seeking re election to relieve militi a taxes and as a figure in Democratic opposition.
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Copperheads
John Ault
House Journal
Ault
Aud
Copperhead
Loyal electors urged to support Cox over treason advocate
The letter contrasts Brigadier General Morgan with Grant Sherman and Cox, condemning Morgan for treasonous conduct after resigning and endorsing Vallandigham for Ohio governor. It urges Wayne County electors to rebuke Morgan and reward General Cox for merit and patriotism.
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Morgan
Valladdigham
Ohio
Vallandigham
Wayne County
Cox
Confession by Ben Eason Denies Plagiarism Claim
The letter addresses a late hour confession and accuses a Wayne County Democrat writer of slander. Ben Eason retracts an August 1865 plagiarism allegation against Rev. James A. Reed, Wooster Ohio, naming Dr. W. C. Moore as the presumed correspondent.
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James A. Reed
Wooster, O
Wayne County Democrat
S. S. Bonn
Bethel Church
New York
the Democrat
Benj. Eason
Eason
W. C. Moore
Wooster
J. A. Reed
Ohio Voting Provisions for Wayne County Cites Citizenship Rules
The article outlines who may vote under Ohio law for Wayne County elections. It notes white male citizens at least twenty one, residents a set period, and aliens who served may vote after naturalization rules. It lists deserters and certain absentees as forfeiting citizenship and voting rights.
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Wayne County
Canada
Ohio
United States
The Democratic Party and the Tax Burden Debate
The piece accuses the Democratic party of infamy for tax policy and public debt claims. It blames Democrats for the Civil War era, praises the Union, and portrays Northern Democrats as aiding rebellion while Southern society supposedly supports emancipation and loyalty to the cause of freedom.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
James Buchanan
Freedom
Union
Vallandigham Senate Bid Faces Union Opposition
The piece warns that Copperheads push Vallandigham for the next Legislature to win a U S Senate seat. It urges Wayne County Unionists to defeat Vallandigham ally Ault and back John Brinkerhoff, claiming strong local opposition and calls for honest Union support.
Remembering Wayne County Soldiers in the Rear
A wartime reminiscence urges soldiers from Wayne County to honor comrades and complete their vow to strike the enemy in the rear after defeating the front. The taunting call recalls marching hardships, danger from balls and shells, and the next Tuesday deadline to act.
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Wayne County
General Morgan and Vallandigham Election Views
The text accuses General Morgan of aligning with Vallandigham and suggests repeated trachery. It notes Morgan’s alleged flag of truce talks with rebel officers near Cumberland Gap and intoxication at Chickasaw Bluffs as signs of disloyalty and treachery to the government.
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Morgan
Vallandigham
Cumberland Gap
Chickasaw Bluffs
Desertion rhetoric fuels wartime loyalty critique in period piece
A column rebukes soldiers who desert to the enemy and join rebel factions, arguing loyalty, flag allegiance, and support for the Union party define true soldiers. It cites public sentiment and presses a warning against treason while recalling reactions to earlier Confederate support. The piece ends with a New York News note about Dr. Ayer's medicines gaining global attention.
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Wipsty
Websters
Gortaschoffs
Metternicks
Garribaldis
China
Henest
Ayer
America
New York News
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union County Ticket
Joan Brinkerhoff
TEE Coury, Carr
William Sdenderson
Henry J. Kaufman
Yreduricer
Grunty
John A. Lawrence
John M.clellan
Grand Union Rally
Woostler
Mng
Columbus Delano
Lator Norton
Arcademe Hall
Batr
East Union
H. John Brinkethof
Soldiers of Wayne Co
Cme
Copprehead
Pinkerton’s
Lawless Banking
Old Provert
Claeghousea
Dutmeerat
Treaserer
M. W. Pinkerton
Pinkerton
Abraham Lincoln
Jef. Davis
Andersonville
Cox and Morgan
Ben. Eason
Congress
James B. Childs
Hia
Bouya
Ladies Furs
Ion Weuioes
Endn
Simeres
EF D Whitmore
Elphia
James B Childs
Hidward B. Childs
Crandal’s Exchange
Ed Ad pAntner
North
John Brinkerhoff
The
Cincinnati Gazette
Union Party
MM. Clare
Stoujee
D. Drs
Stoufdr
Clare
West Ealem
Jacob Deemer
Buckeye
McClure & Luces
Robert A. Lea
M. McClure, Jr
R. A. Lucas
Sept. Sint
Chiprews
Enship
Wayne Sitpa i Wa
Blazkerville
Bristol
Wedeworth
Atlantic
Great Western
A. B
Akrom
Fom
Perrons
Ant Wayse
G. W. Clark & CO
Butter & Eggs
Sarl
Ayleeworth
Alisa J W Ammons
Amanda Brabant
Jacob Bowers Mise
Lissi Cunningham
Mra Coots
John Crawford
Mies Elisab Eckerman
Zarah Boerly
Lee Fitzgerald
Williar Ficher
Matilda Franke
Jacob
Garvin & Co
Gheskle
Giver
Alex B
Hulinger James Jamon
Jeasy Johneon
Abrahan Miller
Cyrus Motter
Munson
Mullinio
Mary
Parmley
Pollock HG
Rhoads Jacob
Bhaier
James W Bhurte
Mise Phobe Thomas
Mr Mktae
Smithville High School
Lll
Hasser
Dr. Greenamyer
J.B. Beerly
N. B
P. M Weddell
Baptist Church
Robison’s
Richardson
Bash Morals
D. Robison
R. Wooater
WBS
Bald Farm
Doylestown
William Vankirk
H Willaner
State of
Reedsburg
Sald
Margaret W Teltelen & Welker
Ite
Brownley
Lang & Bente
Liberty
Wooarr
el Soltaleantine
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