Classified Ad Listings From Daily Gazette
Readable fragments show a 19th century classified section with notices for advertisements including wares rent lost and found marriages deaths society meetings and church notices. Pricing indicates per ten cents and listings include a 100 per square measure framing.
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Darty GasetTs
Waite
Telegraph and Legislature Debate on Telegraph Rights
A Cincinnati Gazette special reports the Ohio Senate debate on telegraph rights of way. Critics urge open competition and public access while opponents claim railroads monopoly routes block new lines. The discussion covers regulation, property rights, and public interest in communications.
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Gazette
Ohio
Great Eastern
Columbus
Dayton
Cincinnati, Peinse Dayton Railroad
Railroad
Cincinnati Gazette
Coteus
Senate
Bill
Committee On Railroads
Williamson
Unclear fragment prompts debate on future business lines
The passage argues for public interest and private rights in competition, suggesting that building new lines may affect a current company. It contends the current company misjudges its own interests and that continuing business regulation is an undertaking.
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Brachman
Committee On Manufactures and Commerce
Allison
Court of Common Pleas
Johnson
Lawrence
Aspen
Ceanavar API Abdel Wo
Army of the James reports from Tam Freco March 23
Correspondent notes no material change in the Department, with reviews and dress parades continuing. Desertions persist in rebel ranks while Union monitors and batteries shape efforts. Gen Weitzel commands the 25th Army Corps and a rumor mill hints at movements and a Grant remark about Richmond.
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Cincinnati Gasette
Tam Freco
Dutch Gap Canal
Butler
Hantless
Howlett House
Weitzel
Grant
Richmond
Datta Kappa
Confederate threats and Union loyalties amid frontier Troubles
The report describes guerrilla actions near Union lines, random robberies, and harsh cautions about Southern sympathizers. It mentions Stanley's command, vigilante attitudes, and efforts to deter Confederate incursions. Weather, cotton market anxieties, and a railroad accident near Decatur Junction are noted, with tributes to a locally respected figure.
End of the Rebellion Seen in London and Paris
Telegraphic dispatches from Washington discuss a turning point in the American war with comments from the London Times and Paris corresp onding letters. The reports claim Confederate forces near collapse, praise Union recruitment, and note European hesitation to recognize the Confederacy while warning of ongoing military strain and political tension.
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Charleston
Richmond
Viristhor
Londond
Saragosca
York Tribune
Bedather
Ginia
Jake Wate Ture
London Times
Virginia
Europe
England
France
Paris
Cor
London Post
America
Aterest
M. Drou
Court martial Proceedings Denounce Severe Fines and Detention
The court martial in this city, spanning three months, sentences Captain Charles Laman and others to cashiering, five thousand dollar fines, and two years hard labor. A later provision orders imprisonment at hard labor with a daily rate after release, and transfer of the prisoner to Fort De for confinement.
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Board of City Improvements
Hill & Shillito
John Street
Findlay Street
Charlotte Street
Aire Acuien Acaeancite Te Mona She Anna Company
Smith Street
Second Street
Ean Street
Coe
Freeman Street
Stemanbeuk
Cit Council
G. F. Bramsche & Co
Hoefter
Eenston House
Bank Street
Patterson Street
Riddle Street
Lawrence
Pennerk Alley
Culver Street
Freeman Eet
Central Oinea
Fourth
Miami Canal
Seventh
John Streets
Stagge
Dane Gnats
Court Street
Whitaker
Leo
Antines
Broadway
Deer Creek
F. Bramsche & Co
Mekelt
Gilbert
Bowlder Epee
Barton
Humphrees
Bowlder Atone
Ing Johnston
Canal Street
B. Kottman
Gulvart
Race Street
Prs Sp
Wis
Lee Bieanet
Louisa Cummings
Brose Allen
de- Fakites
Mary Glastock
N. Glascock
Ware
Esrozmz Jupex Oliver
Jos
Allmen
John Axt
Frederick Stump
JJ Headington
Indiana
Superior Court
Storer
Brrore Jupes Fox
James Hudson
Ann Redhead
Charles Mw. Hs. Q M
EB. L. Webber
Ap. Thoma Jongsos
Dagny
Gaye
J. T. Barden
James H. Pepper
Charley L. Aldrich
Vomamnet
New Tanks
Tie Gov Baking & Atma
United States
Com General Tay
Charles Eo Laman
X. Q. Acs
Henogen
Fort de
Unclear Fragments: Civil War Era Notes and Death Report
The fragment discusses reconnaissance by a monitor, city authorities resisting, rumors of rebel troop movements toward Mobile and Lee's army, and reports the death of financier Jacob Little in New York. It mentions river conditions near March 28 and partial notes from Olean.
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Sherman
Araty
The
Herald
Rebwith
Schofield
Terry
Tribune
Carolina
Poe
Jerman
Smithfield
Scrntaponk
Mt Oft Tech
New Orleans
Pope
Mobile
Lee
Tennessee
New York
Jacob Little
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Delaware
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Tery
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Successful Petroleum Company
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Nather Firat National Bank
Ohio Valley
Sage Neaemsee
Greenup County of] and Mining Company of Cincinnati
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Ar Caone
Ipocrpemaee
Avon School House
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A. B. Dutton
A. Ha Stevens
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Oil Machinery, Inc
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Applegate dx Co
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Book Trade
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Applegate & Co
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Ouida
Granville de Vigne
J.B. Lippincott & Co., Publishers
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American Watch CO
Waltham, Mass
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Appleton, Tracy & CO
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Boston
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American Watch Company
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