22 Feb 1864
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1864
Page
1
The notice outlines pricing for multiple copies of the Daily Gazette and Weekly Gazette, including extra copies for subscribers and readers. It states costs per year and per issue, with specific terms for additional copies and delivery formats.
A fragment from the Washington correspondence of a Western journal discusses political battles over tariffs and bounties. It notes Garfield and a lone Republican vote against a measure, arguing the issue affects veterans and public opinion on army funding. The piece cites concerns about commissions and patriotism guiding appointments.
The Boston audience filled Music Hall to hear the renowned English anti slavery advocate. Applause accompanied the speaker as the Great Organ music by Mr Lang preceeded the address. President Hathaway of the Paxkerion returned the substance of the remarks.
The speech praises America for abolishing slavery and the slave trade, notes the District of Columbia purge, and contrasts British support for emancipation with the Confederacy. It references Lincoln measures, the September 1862 Proclamation, and calls for completing the freedom project with English sympathy. The Ohio Relief Bill outlines funding and administration for soldiers families with county and township roles, enumerations, and distribution rules.
The Paris Patria notes that wool channel ha is covered in a new substance said to be grease and a significant portion of fleece weight. It describes processing residues from wool before washing in France, including lime and extractable alkaline residues from retorts and calcination products.
The Dean of Canterbury debates proper terms for the Brown family. She weighs Miss Browns versus Miss Browns and whether plural Mrs Brown or Mrs Browns is correct. The discussion explores correct honorifics for a family sharing a surname in polite conversation.
A memorial overview venerates regular and volunteer forces, detailing ethical conduct, honorable service, and notable actions. It traces career milestones, around war eras, and references commemorative works and portraits. The piece emphasizes duty, loyalty, and national defense.
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