Noted Cincinnati Benefactor Longworth’s Wealth and Wit
The late Mr Longworth, dying in Cincinnati, left an estate valued at fifteen to eighteen million dollars. His life stories include his move to Cincinnati in 1804, rapid legal advancement, extensive land purchases on Western Row, and vast property holdings. His tax records in 1850 place him among the nation’s wealthiest, while a sharp remark reveals his pragmatic view on charity and public need.
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Butler County
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Fashions For February From Le Follet Paris
Fashion notes from Le Follet Paris discuss February style in Paris society. Trimming choices include guipure, blond lace, and rachings with black edges, while feathers dominate hats. Bonnets stay velvet and light colors return. evening and morning gowns feature moire, tarlatan, and blue accents with decorative plastrons and guipure details.
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Confederate State steamer Alabama leaves Port Royal at night
The Confederate States steamer Alabama departed Port Royal late Sunday night on a cruise. No doubt ready to hear of further exploits by this vessel and her gallant commander and crew, and we hope so.
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Duty on Paper Hearing Before Federal Relations Committee
A notice summarizes a hearing before the Legislative Committee on Federal Relations concerning the duty on paper. The item outlines the purpose and schedule for discussions by committee members and assessed impacts on policy.
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Legislative Committee On Federal Relations
Death of Col Brown Leaves Widow and Four Children
The officeholder since 1851 served as a clerk until 1861 when he was appointed to the post he held until his death. Col Brown's passing is deeply lamented. he was esteemed as a fine man and a highly regarded official. The department loses a valuable and useful officer. He leaves a widow and four children.
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Death of a Soldier in West Roxbury Exposure
The body of William Thompson of the 24 Company Heavy Artillery Capt Niebuhr Massachusetts Volunteers was found dead in West Roxbury after exposure the night before. He was a New York native, a sailor by trade, aged 23. His funeral occurred in Jamaica Plain yesterday afternoon.
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Heavy Artillery
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New York
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Ward 10 Election Case Hearing Continued by City Council
The Ward 10 election hearing before the Common Council Committee on Elections continued last evening. Several witnesses testified with little notable content, except Mr Dunham who hinted at ballot stuffing in the recent city election.
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Union of Societies to Unite under Shawmut Avenue Church
The Fifth Universalist Society and the Concord Street Society plan a merger. Rev. Thomas B. Thayer will be pastor and Rev. Sumner Ellis will be called as colleague. The united societies will occupy the Shawmut Avenue Church in a few months.
Boston City Council Minutes 1863 Regular Meeting Summary
The Board met with Mayor Lincoln presiding, handling petitions on street paving, liquor enforcement, and lease rents. Appointments included special police officers. numerous inspectors and a surveyor of lumber. health and harbor posts. and a city gardener proposal. The meeting approved library trustees and public institutions directors, and discussed bridges, streets, and a new flag for the First Massachusetts Regiment, with a $200 fund to procure it.
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Hay
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Thomas J. Bayley
Daniel Burtis
AperTen
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Prixie Library
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Geo. Ticknor
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Hiram A. Stevens
J. Tisdale Bradlee
Lewis J. Bird
Moses Kimball
James Riley
Francis E. Faxon
Francis E. Parker
Fredric W. Lincoln, Jr
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Meridian Street Bridge
Abner Knight
Chelsea Street Bridge
Edward T. Stowers
Federal Street Bridge
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A. A. Ranney
Oliver Stevens
Ranney
Alfred T. Turner
Public Library
Dover Street Bridge
Ivory Bean
Worcester Square
Wm. G. Farnum
Middlesex Street
Hodges
City Hary
Bostunx
Regiment of
Massachusetts Volunteers
Wightman
Baldwin
Boston
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Destruction of the Levees Opened to Yazoo Waters
The Helena correspondent reports Gen. Gorman and about 500 men moved to the Yazoo Pass south of Helena and began destroying a levee. The aim is to flood a fifty mile area and create a navigable channel to the Cold Water, Yazoo, and Tullahachies, enabling the river fleet access to Vicksburg.
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Helena
Missouri Democrat
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Gorman
Yazoo Pass
Delta
Mississippi
Tullahachies
Yazoo
Vicksburg
Vicksburg Operations Discussed by The World
The editorial notes McArthur's division moving up the Yazoo to Lake Providence Louisiana. It explains Mississippi could be diverted by excavating to connect Bayou Mason and Bayou Tenes to form a navigable channel toward the Red River, potentially enabling a major fleet movement to support Banks at Port Hudson and a grand assault on Vicksburg.
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Rumored battle near Port Hudson reported by Washington
The Tribune says Gen Banks may have fought seven miles below Port Hudson with rebels retreating to Port Hudson and Banks withdrawing to camp. Gov Stanly's resignation, filed five weeks earlier, is reported accepted today. About 45 men of the 50th Michigan on picket near Annandale were surprised by a larger force. 15 were killed or missing and some wounded. 10 to 12 horses lost.
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the Tribune
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Mexican conflict updates from Puebla and Ortega
From Mexico City dated January 11 Puebla attacks delayed while General Ortega runs the operations like Sebastopol. Mexican forces report several skirmishes with Mexican victories. Claim that Mexican troops captured 1200 French mules.
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Puebla
Ortega
Sebastopol
Supreme Judicial Court October Term 1362.5 Ordered
In all actions entered in this Court since August 30 last, where special orders have not been entered, answers must be filed on or before the first Tuesday of March next.
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