06 Feb 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1867
Page
1
The notice lists subscription options for six months three months and one month with various prices. It mentions weekly and semi weekly publication days Tuesday and Friday and incentives for subscribers including free copies to fundraiser organizers and mail delivery terms. It records rates per annum and forward payment details.
Copy rates are outlined for various quantities from one to ten and beyond with extra copies per ten subscribers. Remittance methods include Express and registered mail, noting risks with money letters and suggesting drafts or money orders as safer options. For clubs of fifty, an extra copy of the Daily may be substituted for extra Weeklies.
Special correspondence describes a long effort in Congress to transfer the Indian Bureau to the War Department and to conceal a 1865 66 survey detailing abuses. It cites a hidden 530 page appendix, selective use of excerpts, and tactics to undermine reform while praising supporters Kasson and Sehedekk for advancing the bill.
To the People of the Ninth District of Kentucky Samcog Moses announces his candidacy for the Fortieth Congress. He opposes treason and loyalty misdefinitions and supports the proposed 14th amendment with civil rights, representation equality, and protections for veterans. He favors equalizing soldiers bounties, paying eight dollars monthly, and warns against restoring rebel states to full representation until Loyal governments are established. He refuses to support suffrage federal overreach and pledges to aid local interests if re-elected.
The Rebel Convention met at this place and nominated Judge John D. Young of Bath County as their standard bearer against Hon. Samuel McKee for the Ninth Kentucky district. Mason, Alexander, and Col. Tom Turner were tabled. Rear Assembly.
The piece argues state support for higher education, urging the Legislature to end denominational control of colleges. It cites two nonsectarian state universities trusted by Congress, their agricultural and mineral role, and vast property assets. It warns against losing students to other states and stresses funding, modernization, and unity across denominations.
City weather report by Humax Wane lists barometer readings and moisture indicators for February 5 at Ohio street location. Fragmentary data show pressure around 29.57 inches and related observations from a local optician era briefing without complete values.
Rev. Dr. Wiley's Ohio Medical College talk surveys Chinese medicine as a trade lacking anatomy or pathology. He details origins, reliance on charms, and emphasis on herbs and patents, noting physicians act as sellers, with limited formal science and high patient risk.
The Superior Court under Judge Storer reviews Maurice H. Barney’s bid to be freed from a county jail writ of execution for $4,600 claimed to be fraudulently obtained by the Third National Bank. A Chicago detective allegedly aided his removal to Cincinnati, raising questions about legality and timing of arrest and service. The court contemplates discharge if improper arrest is shown, with tomorrow's argument to decide the prisoner's fate.
A renter seeks to recover rent balance claiming no surrender occurred. Defendant leased the Holroyd property for 700 dollars annually with a no sublet clause. After seven months he sought permission to surrender or sublet, but an arrangement with Parry failed and Holroyd remained liable for the remainder. Attorneys Warnock for plaintiff, Baldwin and Baldwin for defendants.
The case drawn from the Dilg v Martinez matter concerns alleged false representations made to the Court by defendant counsel Judge Stallo on a motion to vacate judgment. The proceedings show multiple trials with dissatisfaction over outcomes while the suit remained pending, including claims that during the plaintiff’s army absence the defense’s attorney misrepresented to delay or influence the case.
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