Ohio and Pennsylvania Return Indicate Union Victory
Scattered returns show the Union win in Ohio with a likely majority between 20,000 and 90,000 and a Union dominated Legislature. Pennsylvania reports a splendid Union victory with light voting discipline and Philadelphia producing the most animated contest. Mayor-elect Michiel is said to win by feat.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
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Featens
Union States
Qervenia Ald
Wayne County Townships Report Copperhead Victory Margins
Reported majorities from Wayne County townships show a Copperhead lead for governor at 219 with county officers likely lower. Union strength praised in Wayne, Green, Congress, Baughman and Franklin. soldiers’ vote expected to reduce Copperhead majority to about 169. Totals suggest Union 3491 to Copperhead 272 with home majority and pending soldier vote.
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Wayne County
Wayne
Green
Congress
Baughman
Franklin
Old Wayne
Werreat
Rogarcreek
Chippewa Do
Milton Do Green
Baat Calou
Baltcreek
Wooster
Canaan
Chester
Plain
Clinton
Dalton Village
Congrera
Orrville
Sen T. Orrville
Bau
Cta
Vote tallies show Cox leading across numerous Ohio counties
Election returns from multiple Ohio counties list Cox with large majorities or gains over Morgan in towns including Vernon Lucas Muskingum Tuscarawas and Stark county areas. Notable figures include Cox winning in Burdett and Warren townships with strong Union support and specific county leads.
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Washington
Sqldiera
Cox
Morgan
Vernon
Kars County
Starx County
Pike
Union
Perry
Sandy
Marlboro
Canton
Lewisburg
County
Lucas County
Toledo
Ward
Busrox
Crawtoro
Bucyrus
Garzaxz
Brxxcn
Lincoln
Tiffin
Crange County
Hladison
Luxurr Counrr
Portage Township
Akron
Taumport
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Warren
Hurcey Counrr
Norwalk
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Give
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Crestline
Bucyrua
Townahigs
Soécan
Warren Counry
Monzon
Cardington
Brough’s
Méxycourry
Dayton
Haxiptoy
Mgmes County
Brontann Covunry
Beene Juryrason
Steubenville
Rip
Lonxans County
Fragmentary Historical Observations on Science and Industry
The text notes vanished facts in nature and early seeks of the Philosopher's Stone, referencing chemistry and metal transmutation. It mentions an early French chemist whose work influenced commercial and manufacturing interests long before his discovery, and hints at steam engines, the telescope, and electric fluid shaping a state, with a brief nod to the era of slaveholding and rebellion.
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Hed Boi
Emancipation Result Crowned by Civil War Ironies
The text recalls McClellan's failures at Antietam Bull Run and Balls Bluff as steps toward crushing rebellion and freeing slaves. It asserts an almighty power guiding events beyond human wisdom and celebrates emancipation while condemning rebellion forces and their instigators.
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McClellan
Bull Run
Balls Bluff
Lees
Johnson
Veterans deserve fair pay for their wartime service
The article recalls loyal soldiers who faced traitors and saved the nation. It detayls monthly pay, bounties, and changes over time, noting early recruits received smaller sums and later veterans gained larger government and local bounties. It urges Congress to provide just remuneration matching their sacrifice.
Democratic Promises and Taxation of Bonds Debate
The piece criticizes late canvass rhetoric by rebel journals appealing to taxpayers. It argues repudiating government bonds is illegal, citing Supreme Court rulings that federal bonds cannot be taxed. It condemns rebel leaders for falsehoods and political opportunism risking national stability.
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United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Wayne County Fair Exhibits Open Despite Rainy Start
A weeklong Wayne County Fair at the Society Grounds showcased stock, grain, fruit, vegetables, poultry, and handmade goods while weather limited attendance on opening day. Mechanic Hall displayed 21 items, yet no manufactories goods appeared, disappointing exhibitors and highlighting gaps in county trades.
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Wayne County
Wooster
Mechanic’s Hall
Mechanics Hall
Society
Impressive County Fair Exhibits Highlight Textiles and Livestock
The report praises high quality craft entries in textiles and needlework, notes scarce but excellent flowers, and lauds photography and art displays. It commends Mr. Redick and Calvin Armstrong for superior Spanish Merino stock, outlines prize winners and breeding plans, and mentions notable farm equipment and 168 sheep entries with many praised owners.
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Messrs. Teeple & Bro
M.S. Nachtrieb
D. Roth
J. R
Thomas W. Cochrell
R. A. Johnson
Messrs
Teeple & Bro
A &c
Chapman Donnelly & Co
Thresher
McDonald Laughlin & Co
Hawkins and Howe
Akron
Kline Seiberling & Hover
R. P. Redick
Hubbard Parker & Co
Whiting
Addison Co
Wooster
Vermont
Calvin Armstrong
Hay
Canaan
Jo. Hooker
Harlow Peck Hay
Strait Atwood
Edwin Hammond
Armatrong
Redick
A. B. Ebright
G. W. Hedges
John Myers
Cattle and Horse Show Reflections by County Farmers
The report lauds the cattle exhibition and excellent horse entries though premiums were uneven. It notes 990 total entries with receipts near 1600 to 1700 dollars and urges broader knowledge diffusion among farmers and mechanics to improve soil, stock, and tools in Wayne County.
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Wayne County
Taxes for 1865 in Wayne County
Treasurer Anthony Wright announces the 1865 tax rates for Wayne County. The notice presents a table listing tax cents per hundred dollars for each township and incorporated town as per law.
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Anthony Wright
Wayne County
Said County
Treasury
United States
Ohio
Wooster
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