Debates on Grant Administration Finances and Cadet Appointments
The piece argues Grant’s first year spending was lower than Johnson’s last year, citing Treasury figures on receipts and debt. It details proposals from Dawes to curb expenditures and predicts better fiscal records under Secretary Boutwell. It recounts Wright Clarke’s West Point cadet appointment story with promises from local figures inspired by Clarke.
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Grant
Johnson
Treasury
Treasury Department
General Grant
Graht
Info Johnson
House of Representatives
Dawes
Bontwell
J. G. Buavnn
WM. T., Jonxson, Esq
Augusta, Maine
Batavia
Congress
West Point
Wright Clarke
Nasby
Ohio
Clarke
Parker's Academy
Clermont County
West Senay
Neville
Chiet Ts
Iee
Ther
Paneer
Logan
Clermont
Sic
Pet ‘Arker
Rodgers
Gai Clarke
Docsor
Ootar
Correspondence on Whittemore case and civil service critique
A Cincinnati Gazette letter discusses the Whittemore controversy, calling for expulsion over selling political offices. It condemns voter manipulation, cites debates on civil service reform, and warns of corruption spreading from the Capitol to wards and primaries.
New Publications Stir Interest in 19th Century Reviews
The January issues of Westminster and EpixExorex Reviews highlight science history and literary criticism, noting works on colonial policy, land questions, and cultural debates. New novels and poetry from American and British authors populate listings, with extensive notices on authors such as E. D. E. Southworth and J. Parton.
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Migeh
New York
Sheldon & We Corntinua
Snik 5
Osea
Anthony Des Ene Jin
Tae Bi
EB. Suk II
Prince of Vee
Rome
Robert Weeks
Rebecca H. Davis
Richard Grant White
G. E H. Calvert
West MineThe Review
L.beott, Publishing Company
China
England
Westminster Review
Froude
Britain
M. Brandt
Charles Adderisy
John Calvin
London
Weltch
Sir In Hamilton
Farewell to Friendship From a Prisoner Letter
A prisoner letter to the Editor of the Cincinnati paper expresses defiance and farewell to a deceptive world. Signed by A. A. at Ohio Penitentiary, dated February 11, it asks readers to hear his lays as in happier days.
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The
Cincinnati Gesctle
A. A
Prisosertz
Onio Penitentiary
Qmo Pexrrentiani
Bankrupt law violation leads to court action and local notices
Lewis Wexelbaum faced a bankruptcy case and bail of 3000 dollars after transfer to the United States Court. In separate events Henry Hoffman and Wm Clayton received 30 days at the Work House for possessing burglars tools, and A. Hunter was discharged for lack of proof in a swindle case. A Ches apeake & Cincinnati Railroad meeting is announced for March 4. A music and drama benefit for Universalist Sunday Schools is planned, and cigarmakers discuss a settlement with bosses. A council member received a gold headed cane for removing the Fifth Street Market House, dated February 4, 1870, with an engraving of the Probasco Davidson fountain. Burglars captured also linked to Hellermaine thefts are tied to a painter Boehn and his roommate Filibister, with goods recovered at Hammond Street.
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Cincinnati Gasette
Gen Ozan
Whittemore
Nota
Gan Istom
Congress
Ple
Senate
House
Mice
Shane
Benie
March
Ian
Whit‘temore
Butler
Military Committee
Peek Sa
Senecas
Deweese
Tennessee
Ae Stokes
Rene
Ealing
Timothy Ogok
Michigan
Naeaa
New Haven
Orrin Sage
Ware
Massachusetts
Williams College
Mre
Tayloe
Mary Somerville
Taylor
Signor
Cerruti
Spain
United States
New York
Miss
York City
Sainte-Beuve
Chateaubriand
Springfield Republican
Fish
Belknap
Morgan
Traupmann
Wny
Theore Mily
M. Melcion d'Arc
DeBaillard du
Lnighica
Charles VII
du Lys
du Lys 28 Pye, Ater
Mrav'e. D. E. . Southworth
New York Ledger
Widowsville
Philadelphia
T. B. .Peterson &Revs
Gamcingati
Robert Clarke & Co
Tun PusNrEr
NorTuxan
Mrs. Henti
T. B. Peterson, & Brog
Cincinnati
Irving van , Jr
Carleton
Boston
BH. D. Houghton & Co
Examiner Club
Henry James
Elise Polke
Louisa J
Steele
Lawrence University
Wisconsin
Mentone
Paul J. Hayne
Georgia
A. D. Mayo
Paul Tracy
Julia C. R. Dorr
R. S. Palfrey
J. H. Trumbull
Nature and
W. T. Brigham
J. K. Hosmer
Washington Gladden
England
New Colony
T. W. Parsons
Sidney Andrews
E. 8. Hale
Sutton & Scott
Thebam Legion
Wm. Blackburn
Joseph Warren
D. D
Samuel W. Duffield
A. G
al Sawyer
V. of Sorrow
Am “Oistons Picott
Robert Patterson
Robert H. Williams
Joseph Addison Alexander
A. D. Hepburn
Miami University
Wit. Clendenin
M. D
Lake
Old England
Bota
Fields, Osgood & Co
T. M. Brewer
Joseph
Bayard Taylor
Pennsylvania Hills
Minnesota Prairies
J. T. Trobridge
Goulacaska
London
Balder
Alice Cary
W. D. Howells
Junius H. Browne
B. G. Wilder
G. B. Woods
Oliver Wendell Holmes
California
Shaler
Richard West
Captain Ben
Fields, Osgood & Cow
W. W. Crane
A. M. Diaz
Annie B. Stephens
T. W. Higginson
Lirpincott’s Magazine
J. B. Lippincott & Co
Bullhampton
Anthony Trollope
J. D. Bruns
Jim Lane
Arthur Pember
Nahant
J. Franklin Fitts
Annis L. Macgregor
Vandotz
San Domingo
H. Hargrave
Shelley
Mise H. Pierson
Henry Hartehorne
James Grant Wilson
Rose Terry
Amasa Walker
Purxam
The
Sacred Heart
A. Webster, Jr
George Wakeman
Elisabeth Kilham
P. Bullet
Charlotte
Egypt
Suez Canal
Putnam
L. W. Jennison
Assigttante
T. Coan
Croveenee
Chariton T. Lewis
Bryant
Publishers' Programmié
Parke Goodwin
G. P. Putnam & Son
Cineciminati
Himes
Harper & Bros
Robert
Frederick the Great
Lyman Abbott
Wood & Holbrook
Mrs. K. Oakes Smith
Corauea
Fifth Street
P. C. Bonta
C.& Weatherby & Co
A. W. Garlay
John A. Mohlenhof
J. H. Brooke
P. Cavagna
Probasco-Davidson
Hellermaine
Pearl
Judge Okey
West Third Street
Deitch
Chambers
Charles Boehn
County Commissioners Proceedings Reported At Meeting
The record notes multiple forewing bills discussed for various volunteers and local services. The Police Court case of Mississippi journalist Ku-Klar, held for shooting with intent to kill, resulted in bail set at $1,000 for appearance before the Court of Common Pleas.
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NH. Wilson
Mississippi
Burt of Common Pleas
Delegations Headed West for Rail Expansion Efforts
A second delegation favoring the Southern Railroad departed for Frankfort yesterday. Tax officials Nixon and Linn traveled to Louisville for the convention. The Kentucky Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church met in Mayville to discuss connecting depots with Western Union facilities. A death notice recalls a young woman aged 16 whose passing followed a brief illness.
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Nixon
Linn
Louisville
Kentucky
Methodist Episco- Church
Yeville
Coronati
Western Union
Thomas Lemon Tee Sin Bee Jahoe
Teor City Meeting Delayed and Legal Claims Noted
A disordered Teor City session postponement cites a change to the meeting date and venue. Attorneys Vogel and Dreier appear in a case over fees tied to new street projects, with judgments noted including $125 for Vogel and $25 for Dreier.
Council Meeting Notes And Bid Approvals At Sharon Street
At Monday’s council session, bidders increased for the street work on Sharon street near Pik, with a July completion target and the mayor authorized to secure necessary surety for $2,425. A separate canal project on both sides of the street and culvert work were approved, with work to begin as soon as June 1.
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Sharon Acumen
Pik
Wor
Wadon Ayenade
Secon Ie Neti Armen
Ener
Enice Inkax Ae
Nak Ieee
Tien
B. Roberta
Canal Ep
Comereat Ork
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Cincinnati Gazette
Washington
Omar Cloke
Csmmba
Cicy
Pais
Aoman
Porthnow
Vicksburg
Forrest
Columsis
Formonh
Cincionali Ganelie
Google
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Criti
Utah
Colorado
Mohave
John
Alaska
Admiral Stewart
Barre
Mass
Napoleon
Fly
Texas
Atlanta
Memphis
Sam Joaquin Spieares
Iberia
Espei
Litthfield
Minn
NEW Publications
Seyvy Hézin Thomps¢D
National Publishing Co
Dean
Chester
Titus
Crux
Philidélphis
B. Lippincott & Co
Wood
Arrierons
Jotext
D., Appleton & Co
Surri
H. B. Hackett
D.D
Hira & Houghton
ER. W. Carroll & Co
Renan
Paul
Lord Her
Cherbarys
Matthew Arnold
Messrs. Moore
Wilstach & Moore
George E. Day
Yale College
TaPe
Kehler
J. Eggers & Wilde
New Albany
Indiana
Lange
Toscarawas County
William Egler
Wadsworth
Mount Zion Church
Augusta
Stark County
Cleveland
Presbyterian Reunion
Presbyterian General Assemblies
Board of Church Extension
Central Presbyterian Church
Tim See
Lewis Wexelbaum
Henry Hoffman
Wm. Clayton
Front
Manchester (Meigs Co.) Gazette
Chesapeake & Cincinnati Railroad Company
Chamber of Commerce
J. C. Fiedeldey
Universalist
Cigarmakers’ Protective Union No. 4
Arbester Hall
John Walters
County Commissioners Proceedings
Robert Moore
Igor
Covington
Govino
Southern
Frankioet
Newport
SF City
Goare
Ard
C. Kgean
Belwickc
Cormer Levue
Isabella
Jamies C. Root
George Vogesan
Bernard
Vogel
Dreier
Glendale
Ooie Cola 4
Shamiptonera Mater Orship
Pym
County Sa Union
CoLckek Hill
Avondale
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