27 Feb 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1867
Page
1
The Daily Gazette outlines annual rates of 12 00 for single or six months 600 for half year 440 for three months 325 for one month 125 for four weeks and weekly payment 25. It notes club rates for five plus and ten club incentives with free copies for clubs of ten and mentions delivery by mail to subscribers with Tuesday and Friday publication.
A notice outlines per club rates for additional copies of the Daily and Weeklies. It specifies thresholds of ten subscribers for extra copies and offers an option to substitute an extra copy of the Daily for a club of fifty. Payment methods include Express or registered mail, with money letters discouraged by mail and drafts or money orders preferred.
Geo W Manyrenny argues against placing Indian matters under the War Department. He advocates elevating the Indian Bureau to a full cabinet department with civilian leadership, civilian homes for Indians, and limited military presence for frontier protection. He warns against extermination rhetoric and urges humane, just reform.
A Louisville Courier led rebellion exerts influence over Kentucky Democratic ranks as a rival paper denounces the state ticket. The critique labels most nominees as Southern sympathizers and anti war activists. opposition argues radicals hold power and push a conservative Northward split, urging action at the polls.
A letter praises Mrs. Fogg of Maine, a Cincinnati hospital helper who aided wounded soldiers, risking her life on a Petersburg rescue mission. It laments her current poverty at St Luke's Hospital and appeals for community help and recognition.
A Philadelphia City Council committee report on the gas works criticizes data gaps and leaks while arguing against municipal abandonment. It notes 1864 profits of $618,915 and gas sold at $3 per 1000 cubic feet, questions cost accounting and leakage rates, and defends long serving engineer John C. Cresson amid calls for reform.
The writer lauds state lawmakers for their role in regulating railroads and preventing mischief while arguing that legislation should foresee and avert dangers. He warns that broad capital and complex responsibilities make rails a focal point for prudent action, noting the need to regulate and adapt laws to safeguard the republic.
A Huntsville correspondent reports Southern attitudes as not conquered and ready to act. The South is described as unwilling to submit to U.S. rule, armed and prepared, with plans to ally with Northern Democrats and resist amendments deemed unfavorable. Governors and court rulings are viewed as tactical moves to secure advantage before a renewed bid for influence.
The Indianapolis Herald reports a fatal hydrophobia case ten weeks after a dog attack on Virginia Avenue near the George & Hack greenhouse. Alexander Pope fought the beast, stabbed it to death, and suffered grave hand wounds that led to his demise after worsening infection.
A long review chronicles L Mühlbach and Clara Mundt translations about Austrian history from 1754 to 1790, praising Kaunitz and Joseph II themes, noting translators Madame Chandron and Mrs Chapman Cole man. Several companion works on Frederick the Great, Grace Greenwood essays, Horace Mann selections, and other 1860s publications are listed, with publication details and critical notes.
Meteorological observations note a February date while a counterfeiter, John Arnold, who briefly escaped arrest, was recaptured and placed on preliminary trial. Commissioner Halliday set bail at 1000 dollars as part of the assault case against merchant Bohner.
David Hicks sues Wheeler and Taylor on a money loan debt with goods furnished and labor. Wheeler received no service. judgment for Hicks for $98 after a five minute trial before a magistrate. Taylor appealed but did not argue at trial. C H Blackburn represented the plaintiff.
In the State versus Patrick Moran the court addresses whether a capital defendant may be tried after a venire has been issued but before arraignment. The court rules against proceeding without arraignment, insisting on standard sequence: arraignment first, then plea, then venire, to avoid irregularities and potential reversible error. The postponement due to counsel illness is discussed but trial is halted pending proper procedure.
Anthony Hummel was found guilty of manslaughter after a trial before Judge Cox. The evidence showed he was intoxicated. the jury deliberated about an hour or two, and the court noted the case allowed consideration of intoxication as a circumstance. A motion for a new trial was argued by counsel W. Thomas for the state and T. A. O Connor for the defense.
The notice lists multiple performances Tonight Clairvoyance at the Nationa Theater Lord Dundreary and Brother Sam at Chanfrau shows at Moeart Hall Oberon at the Mannerchor concert and a steamboat robbery affidavit in the Bycamore street incident with Mellagh Welsh discharged and Welsh bound over.
The fragment notes a leasehold on a street side lot with measurements and boundaries. It references a February through May period and lists names such as Evenrea, Pélruary Moyer, Mealward Frodler, and Nremiea Trent. It indicates a leasehold arrangement and street alignment.
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