Levee Rail Route Plan From Cape Girardeau to Helena
The proposal outlines a levee and railroad from Cape Girardeau Missouri to Helena Arkansas, linking floodplain basins along the Mississippi and creating bottomland access from Cairo to Vicksburg. It notes federal aid limits, labor provisions for freedmen, and state approvals, with engineer endorsements and criticisms of competing schemes.
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Mississippi
Memphis, Helena & St. Louis
Adeooe
The
Cincinnati Gazette
Wasarsetos
Mississippi River
Engineer Corps
Congress
Helena
Quiet City Council Follows Turbulent Session in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati City Council under Jimmy Fitzgerald faced a riot of debate over Eden Park leases and water works actions. A heated exchange led to claims of a Council ring, with Kinsey and Hooker pressed for apologies as votes swung on law and finance matters. A later move repealed a Board of Health ordinance, and the session adjourned as controversy lingered.
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John C. Hunt
Hamilton County Agricultural Society
Debolt Exchange
Cincinnati
Liquor Tax Note From Commissioner Rotts Cited for Dealers
Major G Pegrne, Assessor, receives a letter from Commissioner Rotts dated 1st inst outlining liquor sale limits and tax duties. It states retail dealers may sell in any quantity but annual sales total governs taxes, and rectifiers without dealer tax cannot sell spirits. It clarifies compounders pay as dealers, distinguishes mixing vs rectifying and reiterates tax obligations.
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E A. Rotts
Urging Front Seating To Aid Congregational Demeanor
A historical critique urges churches reform seating to fill front rows first. Empty back sections embarrass speakers and signal cowardice, while late arrivals cause disturbance. Promote orderly flow by prioritizing early arrivals to sit near the speaker.
Resolutions Endorsing Mississippi Valley Bond Plan Adopted
Resolutions urging federal endorsement of Mississippi Mississippi Louisiana and Arkansas bonds for reclaiming lowlands of the Mississippi Valley were adopted by the Chamber of Commerce after a 1 PM consideration. A motion urged sending copies to Senators Congress members and commercial bodies nationwide seeking cooperation. The Philadelphia Commercial Exchange invited a Cincinnati delegation to its March 1 opening events.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi Valley
French
Congress
Philadelphia Commercial Exchange
Cincinnati Chamber
Philadelphia
Gano
Detained letters by post and court results in 1869 Ohio
Letters detained for postage due and awaiting collection through February pending payment. Listed names cover cities from Cincinnati to Philadelphia and New York with many across Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Illinois. Also notes on a Superior Court case Marshall & Co versus Buckeye State Insurance Co with depositions read and witnesses examined regarding Magnolia and related conveyances.
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Cixcexsart
Area
Yeatsman
Columbus
Ohio
Arata
Philadelphia
Berrara
HNL
Glendale
Butler
Rey L
Bra Elbert
Leco Kan
Blundell
Nashville
Tenn
Bernard
New York
Bhall
James
Cincinnati
Brockman
Eastman
Watton
Becksehuibe
Anthony
Richmond
Ind
Bailey
O.H P
Plymouth
Jod
Beas
Covington
Box
Clark
Elijah
Cooley
John T
de Grove
Indiana
Ened Michael
Carney
Conley
Mass
Charlestown
Martin
Commence Lown
Cobb
Frederick
Guilford
Coulton
Falmouth
Driggs
Jacob
Portsmouth
Dease
A Carr
Drukker
Simon L
St Louis
May Denmead
David
Uhricksville
Decker
Carl
Memphis
Dare
Miich T
Pomeroy
Demuth
Franz
Ostikosh
Wis
Fox
Martha
Georgetown
Kate
Fath
Morrow
Finnarty
Greves
Gronch
Theodore
Loogootee
Gray
Charlés
Boston
Grote
Wilhelm
Minster
Greener
Nebia
Rochester
Gaman
Carrie
Dayton
Onto
Hayward
Elizabeth
Gazette Office
Hand & Burg
Cincinnnati
Haney
Ciincinnati
Humbert
Henry
Hull, Je& Co
Hamilton
Johnson
Six Mile Ren
Johnston
King
Williams
Spencerville
Onio
Kohl
Cincinnat
Keegan
Michael
Elkton
Krautzmann
Foston
Kiubson
Er Ann
New Orleans
Kubn
Chattanooga
Klein
Keeshan
Lannen
Mark
Baltimore
Ling
Linders
Fred
Linkumfester
Lizzy
Aurora
Lewis
John P
Neville
Leonard
Porter
Cleveland
Lock Fox
Munn & Co
McLean
Moore
Kert
Middlekamp
Fiana
Winona
Minn
van Wert
McConkey
R. Fetterman
West Virginia
Mulier
Ren Harry
Parkersburg
Mapness
Laura
Harmusston
Maxwell
Anna M
Marietta
Maggers
Newcomb
Messrs
Sherburn
Newham
Laye
Peel
Cal
Roots
Jennie
Andover
Rinckhoft
Robinson
Rosenbeim & Bro
Rache
Geo H
Reefy
Lizzie
Wilmot
Hartford
Conn
Bettie
Mary
Cinecinnati
Rapp
Bishop
Root & Cady
Chicago
Hisaan Schieper
Stephens
Hondm
Kansas City
Kansas
Strasser
Moses
Albany
Simbley
Smith
Lehram
Jakob
Siebke
Sam
Julius
Liebrecht
E. Lexyngton
Tice
Wells
Hassan
Wally
Carolina
Renton
Young
Henry J
Louisville
Barrick
Leni
Lexington
Currier
Cohimous
Cultenden
Pittsburg
Cauffman
Davidson
Davis
Fremont
Spottvogel
Indianapolis
Ezekiel
Louis P
Lynchburg
Guttman
Oscar
Howells
Horton
Capt Val
Ham
J D
Cadwalader
Kass
Edward
Korty
Lous H
Ill
Kyle
Springfield
Long
Samuel
Colon City
Lid
Peter
Laines
J Laus
Staunton
Lysie
Winnington
Mose
Dan
Greensburg
Iowa
Michie
Peter Readimyg
Throyem J
Stone
Linty
Newark
New Jersey
Shrewsbury
Alexandria
Sweet
Harvard Junction
Tilly
Jackson
Mich
Will
John J. Aurora
Storer
Marshall & Co
Buckeys State Tasuranes Company
Joseph Gray
RM. Bertie
A. K. Harris
Patrick Gil
George Pegram
James Harrison
Robert Dixon
Attaching the Wrong Property Before Judge Hagans
In Whelan vs. P G Stevenson the plaintiff sues as surety in an attachment case. A sheriff's seizure of shoes, believed to belong to Finneran of Philadelphia, was challenged. A jury verdict for the plaintiff upheld the claim, with damages set at 482 dollars. The defendant posted an undertaking to guarantee harm-free detention but asserts he never received the goods.
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Whelan
P. G. Stevenson
Pla
Oti
Delaplaine
Fingeran
Finneran
Philadelphia
Delaplame
New Street
Whelan & Finneran
Fortune Teller's Divorce Before Common Pleas Judge Cox
In the Babara H. Faber versus Charles Faber case the testimony showed the couple living as husband and wife since suit. The court granted the wife a divorce with custody of the child, allowed her to keep real estate, and awarded the husband $2900 in bonds. Kleinschmidt and Kittredge for the plaintiff. Huser and Douglass for the defense.
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Babara H. Faber
Charles Faber
Kleinschmidt and
Grand Jury Report Highlights Fees and Indictments
The Grand Jury finished a five day session with seventy three witnesses examined and fifteen true bills. Indictments include George W. Allen for grand larceny and several cases involving selling intoxicating liquor to minors. Trials set to begin Monday. verdict not yet reached in the Bose case.
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George W. Allen
Henry Heitzel
John Fetzer
Robert Mimms
Frances Williams
Alies
Frank Williams
Mary Williams
Elizabeth Homan
Edward Evan4
Mary J. Thompson
Kentucky Court of Appeals Affirms Bailment Judgment
The Kentucky Court of Appeals affirms the verdict in Kennedy v Ashcraft, holding the borrower liable for negligence in care of a mare. The decision affirms trial rulings on instruction standards and the measure of damages, noting ordinary prudence in care applied to bailment.
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Kentucky Court OF Appeals
Kennedy
Story
New Haven
Kelly
White
Highway Robbery Ends in City Marshal Wounded
A robbery near Covington ended with City Marshal John Thompson mortally wounding a highwayman as he attempted arrest at the Covington bridge toll-house. The suspect fled, the other two escaped, and Thompson was hospitalized in critical condition. Local council approved street improvements and debated public notices.
Mad dog causes neighborhood excitement near Two Mile House
On the Alexandria turnpike a mad dog caused lively disturbance by biting several dogs. Constable Digby shot the animal six or seven times to kill it. Hydrophobia signs led to the killing of two or three dogs near Cold Springs this week and another at Dayton yesterday. The City Council met and referred a Taylor street improvement petition to the Improvements Committee. Wharfmaster reported receipts of 265 dollars 13 cents since the last report and was instructed to sue for unpaid wharfage on the Licking. A tax deed issued for Parkhurst subdivision lots 58 and 59. A nuisance declared on Parkhurst subdivision lots 2 and Y. notice ordered for abatement. Representatives urged to oppose a meat shop abolition bill. Council Chamber to be used for Mission Sunday School exhibition Tuesday evening. Law Committee to draft an ordinance for annual March first election. The President submitted the annual financial report, to be printed. Claims allowed totaling 76183 dollars.
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John Bentler
Florence
Boone County
Kentucky
Louisburg
Bender
Bernard
Henry Dressman
Covington
John Thompson
Anthony Schrader
Schrader
Marshal Thompson
Third Street
City Hall
Kearns and
Quinner
Hudson
Oliver Street
Rickey
Edward
Greenup Street
Thirteenth
Southgate
Bullock Street
Ninth Street
Greenup
Madison
Ohio
Licking Rivers
Licking River
Patch
Southern Corporation
Walt
Tenacre
Bank Lick © Street
Sixteenth Street
Holmen Street
R. Southgate
Kreylick
Old County Road
Corporation Line
Hawthorn's
Kennedy
High Street
Worth Street
Killough
Killough‘s
Shank & Horton's
Walker and Griffin's
Spring Street
Ohio River
Messrs. Ashbrook, Todd and Cushing
Reform Club of
Kenton
O'Hara
Bridget Crusoe
Wm. Crusoe
Cupid
Esquire
A. J. Francis
William
Robinson Crusoe
Reform Club
Mr. Riley
Union Methodist Episcopal, Church
SS. T. Wall
Colonel Wall
Robi
Richardson
Bryant
Hawes, Weate & Co
Pike Street
Alexandria Turnpike
Samuel Digby
Cold Springs
Dayton
Taylor Street
Cabot
Isabella
P. Rodgers
Parkhurst
Frankfort
Mission
Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church. the Committee On Law
Erate
Property transfers listed in Armay Gazette entry
Specially reported for the Gazettes records multiple deeds and transfers in Armay. H C Blake and wife transfer property to J H Story and Theodore Schwour describing several acres and a Lockland area. B Purcell to Timothy Rairdon grants lot 26 east Linn street. J S Bowles and others to J J Ganas 44 acres in Crosby township. T G Quinn to Helen Ritchie part of lot in Riggie subdivision Columbia townes. Sylvia A Willson and Henry Philley acquire lots on Milten street. Henry Philley transfers to Henry Schiotman. J A Pentasmen to Gottlieb a lot on Bremen street. Thomas Brien transfers 130 feet on Channing street. Executors of N Long estate to Ramsey and others. Ramsey to Alex and associates in section 7 northern area. Ramsey and wife to James Joe and others on O. Seil road north of Fourteenth Street. Colerain township transfers near Bedama avenue in section 34.
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Armay
H. C. Blake
J. H. Story
Theodore Schwour
Lockland
B. Purcell
Timothy Rairdon
Linn Street
Hoffner
J. J. Ganas
Crosby Township
T. G. Quinn
Helen Ritchie
Riggie’s
Columbia Townebis
Susteining Desens
Rheasylvia A. Willson Enry Philley
Ife
N. Longweda
Accom- Ramsey
Alex
Aes
Jams
Wite i
James G Joe
Hbn
O. Sei
Fourteenth Street
Price Street
Casnae
State Street
Colerain Township
Bedama Avenue
Medical cautions on child ailments and bodily health
The fragment warns that neglecting illness in children risks Gravel or Dropsy and stresses that even a slight attack harms the bodily hearth and mental powers since life depends on these sources. Pain in the body signals distress and needs attention.
Stone and Gravel Treatments in Historical Medical Ad
The text explains forms of watery buildup in the body such as Anagarca Ascites and Hydrothorax. It praises Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Extract Buchu as a remedy for bladder kidney gravel dropsy rheumatism and gouty kidney affections. A testimonial from Hon. J. S. Brace and others supports its curative claims after several weeks.
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Blanchard & Mobun
Patent Office
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Commissioner of Patents
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Stout
Foote
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Norris Peters
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Charles R. Thomias
Manilla
Anyane
Toner
Treasury
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A. H. Larry
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Post Office Department
Sherman
General Sherman
Ottawa
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Chronicles of
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Smail
Eee of
Burlingame Mission
China
Wm. Ashmore
Swatow
Burlingame
Tle
Wheaton
W. i. Seward
England
Jotham
Abimelech
Shechem
House of
Millo
Mr. Sumner
Dr. Holmes
Phineas T. Barnum
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Chinese Recorder and Missionary Journal
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N. Y. Tribune
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the City Council
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Jimmy Fitzgerald
Eoaesey
Trom
Col. Jones
Mullane
David Baker
Fitzgerald
Longworth
Joseph Whittaker
Washington McLean
John Bates
Committee On Law
Kinsey
Mr. Fitzgerald
Mr. Kinsey
Jimmy
Hooker
Mr. James
T. F. Baker
Mr. Baker
Baker
Law Committee
Eblen
Yeas
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Doherty
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Glass
Hollingsworth
Haneke
Jones
Kahn
Kirten
Maley
Malloy
Morgan
Schell
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Ziegler
D. Baker
Bonte
Brown
Dean
Ehlen
Frintz
Hill
Loge
Wagner
Wilson
Wolf
Corbett
Burnet
Mount Auburn
Committee On Police
Council
Sonndecker
Cox
Board of Health
Samuel] F. Hunt
B. Mooney
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Schuff
Schwartze
Schogs
Bowman
Harper
Sayre
Greenwood
Lane
Hamilton County
Ohio Legislative
John C. Iunt
Uate
Montgomery
Chamber OF Commerce Meeting
James Spillman
Spillman
Morgan Street
Concord
Capelin
Patrick O Hern
Wood
C. W. Thomas, P.M
Hagans
C. HH. Davis
C. A. Aiken
Page
Paopte's Insurance Company
Taft
Common Pleas
Judge Cox
Bose v8
the Fertilizer Company
Newport
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Rior
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McCormick
Mr. McCormick
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D. R. Porter
Ennis Levis
R. C. Guien
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W. A. Porter
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Phia
Jon~ Bigter
California
E.basxs
Washing
Ton
D.C
H. T. Helmbold
Cal Warehouse
Broadway, N.Y