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Bingle
Gerge-Cceeseememe
Ceoersssersessmsseneneetiert
Niscass Dermerepereie
Cock, Srrveprrerm Generary
The Rise and Fall of the Papal Power
A historical overview traces Rome’s ascent under papal rule, Charlemagne’s coronation in 800, and the spread of papal authority, contrasted with later reform, the Reformation, and the ultimate decline driven by Enlightenment and biblical literacy. The piece argues Papal power rested on minds, not armies, and fell as knowledge expanded.
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Rome
Universal Church
John
Constantinople
Greory
Boxirdex
Cuariss
Charlemagne
Pera
QudRirs
Augustus
St. Preter
Hallam
Hannam
Europe
Wickier
Jony Hrvas
Vixron
Prague
Zisca
Germany
England
Sweden
Gregory Will
Lutzen
Gustavus Apotrn
Wicktirrr
Malta
America
Opening Day of the Session Signs Loyal Victory
Special Correspondent from Cincinnati notes Washington rejoices as Congress resumes power, Johnson becomes a minor figure. Capitol glow returns, flags rise, and veteran leaders like Thaddeus Stevens and John A. Bingham are welcomed back. Fresh members take oaths, and the House and Senate open with strong impeachments and checks on the White House. The day marks a rebirth of the republic amid postwar tensions and political realignments.
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Cincinnati Gazette
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White House
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Senate
Andrew Johnson
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Brownell
Pennsylvania
Stevens
Warner
Post Office Department
Garfield Wa
The Bill for Giving Everybody Everything in Indiana
From Indianapolis December 6 a satirical plan urges the General Assembly to pass a sweeping universal bill. The piece mocks rapid reforms by listing absurd successive reapportionments and offices to illustrate political overreach and ridered changes.
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General Assembly
Reminiscences of Graig and the Associated Press
A detailed reminiscence recounts early Associated Press origins from Boston to New York, and a legendary pigeon news relay. It narrates 19th century news logistics, competing steamers, and a fierce race to deliver European news to Boston and New York before telegraph linkages.
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Graig
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Associated Press
Turner's Opera House Season Plans and Local Notices
Dayton readers learn Turner's Opera House is under Jas M Turner & Bro control and can be leased directly. The Naiad Queen opens December 24 with new scenery and wardrobe. John B. Gough lectures on Temperance December 20. Dingess Green and Ben Cotton Minstrels also appear. A German Synod and Upper Canada education notes appear, plus city garbage contract questions and building permits. An odd tale of a runaway elopement and a freighted mother follows, plus court items and local notices.
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Turner
Jas. M. Turner & Bro
W. J. Comly
Oakley
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W. J. Coms
John B. Gough
Young Men’s Reading Room Association
Dingess & Green
Huston Hall
Ben Cotton
California
Synod of the German Reformed Church
Pater Familias
Pater
L. P
City News Briefs and Local Incidents in Cincinnati
Meteorological observations report weather data by Howay Warr, Optician, with scattered OCR errors. Docket shows nearly forty cases in Police Court yesterday. City Council to discuss Ohio and Mississippi Railroad project. Pocket picked from Mrs Hoag at the County Treasurer’s office. Gambling paraphernalia seized on Vine Street by a constable. Michael Huber held to bail on counterfeit Treasury note charge. Ninth Street School children practiced outdoor calisthenics under their teacher.
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Anthony Hummell
Pat. Brennan
Jennie Scott
Michael Feeny
William Burkhardt
James Doyles
James McLellant
Henry C. Loyd
John H. Watson
Thomas H. Mauren
John Williamson
Aléx
Frantz
Nest
Batters
Michael Huber
United States
Halliday
United States Treasury
District Court
Damages suit over sewer insufficiency and racketeering stock case
In Cincinnati Superior Court, J B Morrison sues the City for damages alleging a building header undermined by water from a sewer apron at Wade and Freeman. Claims total damages up to 25 000 with possible 10 000 sought. City defense by Noyes Mor rill. Also notes on verdicts for defendants in Brookfield v Worthington and a new trial motion in Madisonville turnpike case.
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J. B. Morrison
Oliver
Wade and
Freeman
J . H. Snow
Wm. B. Caldwell
Noyes & Morrill
Morton
Maidisonville
O'Bannon & Camargo
Comany
Holbrook
Caldwell
T. Crawford
Rufus Kin
Superior Court
Tax Taxpayer Hardship Clarified in Cincinnati Letter
A Cincinnati Gazette reader explains tax collection delays caused by real and personal property separation. He notes the treasurer cannot alter the process and that clerical limits hinder faster work. The letter defends the current system while describing the duplicate bill method and required comparisons. The page reports an assault case as a separate item. William Buine is arrested for assault on a girl after a stone hit her chest. Rain is to be arraigned for assault with intent to kill.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Wm. Buin
Buine
J. Capitoli
Realty transfers in Cincinnati area many parcels and dates
Surviving partners of B H Fedders Co leasehold on Hunt street 220 feet front east of Pendleton with November 27 1866 date. John Thomas and wife to Alfred Speer undivided half of lot 16 by 8 feet at George and Linn streets. George Crawford and wife to Peter J Taulman lot 70 by 102 feet south of McMillan near Copelan date See. Moses Bloom and wife to Fanny Katzenberger 384 by 84 feet on Seventh Street between Cutter and Linn date December 5 1856. Henry W Sage and wife to Geo W Burt 35 feet front Linden Street extending to Judson in Bryant Trevors subdivision Fairmount date November 25.
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Taras Bay
B. H. Fedders & Co
John H. Grieve
Hunt Street
Pendleton Street
John Thomas
Alfred Speer
George and Linn Streets
Geo. Crawford
Peter J. Taulman
McMillan Street
Copelan Street
Leh
Gotons
Seventh Street
Cutter and Linn
Henry W. Sage
Geo. W. Burt
Linden Street
Judson Street
Bryant & Trevor
Fairmount
Aonh
Seward in Hot Water and Southern Loyalists Fights
In Washington a Court of Claims suit seeks a moiety from a $100,000 forfeiture case involving Jos A Shamberg distiller at Dubuque Iowa. Seward meets with Senators amid tensions over Mexican affairs and Napoleon language. Southern Loyalists form a committee to push reconstruction ideas but are barred from a Republican caucus. Treasury plans limited gold sales, with four to two million remaining.
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Court of Claims
Srnaing
Jos. A
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Montgomery Blair
Dietrich
Wm. Dorheimer
Ward
Norton
Seward
Capitol
Senate
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Napoleon
Séward
Montholon
Southern Committee
F. C. Dumont
New Orleans
Burgham
Alabama
Congress
Battle with Sioux and Navajo surrender reported
Advices from Fort Sedgwick describe a fight where a 25 member detachment under Lieutenant Ames clashed with about 100 Sioux, resulting in eight dead, seventeen wounded, and captures of cattle and plunder. Barbon City reportedly surrendered, signaling near-total Navajo capitulation. A separate Arizona letter reports multiple attacks and killings near Fort Mohair, with a pursuit and ambush ending in the death of twenty-one attackers.
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Santa Fe Gazette
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la Paz
Arizona
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
John Killia
Wagoner
John Woodworth
Judson
Baker
Benjamin
Samuel D. Knowles
Fort Mohaire
Hans Ansitapah
Hualopia
Mohr
Baltimore City Council Seeks National Address on State Law Grievances
December 5 council minutes show a resolution to form a committee, led by the mayor, to draft an address to the National Congress. The aim is to protest the current state's liberal interpretation of laws and demand protection for loyal Marylanders and enforcement of existing laws, but the measure was tabled after debate.
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Balti Vv
Maryland
Spanish South American War Report From Maracaibo
Advices dated Nov 6 report Gen Verocise Pulgar passed Fort St. Carlos and captured four man-of-war steamers in Maracaibo harbor. He seized vessels in local rivers as prep for an assault on the town. No further news reached by the Teresa at port before sailing.
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Galveston
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Associated Press
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Portland
Boston Merchants’ Exchange
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Thompson
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Sentinel
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Desperate Infanticide at Packer's Hotel Ends in Tragedy
A married woman named Nugent from Marietta Ohio killed her three year old daughter at Packer's Hotel last night and then attempted suicide by ingesting opium. Domestic troubles were given as the motive.
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Packer
Nugent
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Poe
Kentuckian aid bills pass and railroad support debated
December 5 report notes the House based resolutions for the Kentuckian oiation of 100,000 shot of corn for the poor and mentions two bills in aid of the State railroads were passed today.
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Mitteparvinen
Voin
Resolutions Propose Inquiry Into Higher Than Six Per Cent Interest
December 6 report from the House of Delegates shows resolutions adopted to inquire into the expediency of permitting contracts at interest rates exceeding six percent. The measure targets the legality and economic impact of higher lending rates.
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House of Delegates
Fenian Precautions In Toronto Jail
Toronto reports heightened security at the jail with authorities enforcing strict precautions after information of a potential rescue attempt. Visitors are barred under any pretext as part of imminent measures to guard Fenian prisoners.
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Toronto
Granulating Cane Juice and Molasses Letter to Editor
A letter to the editor from Martinsvitur Civitos Corsty dated November 28 invites readers interested in sorgo culture to publish further details on granulating cane juice and molasses. The undersigned express deep interest in sorgo cultivation and syrup and sugar manufacture for the benefit of all readers.
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