Leaving Egypt Aboard Archduchess Carlotta for Holy Land
Special Correspondence from the Mediterranean recounts sailing from Alexandria on the Austrian Lloyd steamer Archduchess Carlotta toward Jaffa and Beyrout. The writer discusses Egyptian politics, the Viceroy’s power, taxation, revenue, and recent succession intrigues, plus connections to America and slavery. The piece also covers ritualism, the Suez canal, and European events with lengthy digressions on policy and society.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Egypt
Alexandria
Archduchess Carlotta
Jaffa
Beyrout, &c
Holy Land
Kerr
United
America
England
France
Bismarck hosts Imperial pageantry at Prussian ball
A vivid scene from Berlin as Count Bismarck leads the royal court into a grand ball. Ministers and officials, including Roon and Heydt, gather in ceremonial display while the King reads a speech on German unity and peace. Headlines note celebrations, gifts to wartime veterans, and a push toward a new constitutional arrangement amid political theater.
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Berry
Flanders
Belgium
Mary
Brealau
Forster
Berlin
Stu. Hedwig
Imperial Household
Royal Opera Troupe
Europe
Augusta
William
Royal Palace
Prussia
Duke of Coburg
Sophie Hohenzollern
Dusseldorf
Count Bismarck
Germany
Luremburg
Rome
Bismarck
Count Benedetti
Baron Heydt
Treasury
Royal Mint
Joseph of
Roon
Biemarck
Nervus Rerum
Count Stalberg
House of Lords
Saidawa
Peale
Folkenbeck
White Hall
Singer Association of Cologne
Pearla, &c
Victoria
Prince Frederic Charlea
Sadowa
Ecstacy
Falkenstein
Frankfort
Bohemia
House of Representatives
Moltke
Gachen
Balnus
Czgehew
Sybel
Bonn
Jacob Haynes
Konigsberg
Weser
Findlay Ohio a Growing Hancock County Seat in 1812 Era
Hancock Co May 15 Findlay a county seat of Hancock county with about five thousand people. Fort Findlay once stood by Blanchard river now replaced by dwellings and gardens. Education flourishes with new and older school buildings and rising religious activity with several denominations erecting houses of worship. Agriculture dominates with a strong wheat crop and expanding corn plans. honey shortages strain mercantile trade while wool clip offers hope for better prices. Fruit prospects appear favorable despite frost and damaged blossoms.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Hancock Co
Findlay
Hancock County
Fort Findlay
Blanchard River
Wapokeneta Notes Hotels Rivers Stocks and a Bank Swindle
Wapokeneta known as a grain market with a new hotel, courts and churches, sits on the D and M railroad. St Marys Reservoir near Mercer county is famed for bass fishing. A pretender named James A Bevire absconded with $2,500 after renting a banking room to form Auglaize County Exchange Bank, swindling several towns and leaving losses across Van Wert and Piqua. Investigations and warnings proceed.
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Wapokoneta
Ohto
Wapokeneta
Cincinnati
Auglaize River
Defiance
Auglaize
Maumee
Auglaize County
Ohio
St. Mary
St. Mary's
Mercer County
Queen City
James A. Bevire
Auburn
N. Y
van Wert
Piqua
Mer
Clarke County Wool Growers Meet Showcases Merino and Long-Wool Breeds
At Spriverisco on May 16 Clarke County Wool Growers Association gathered at the fair ground to swap wool statistics and promote the cause. Specimens included a Monitor buck valued at $5,000 and Gen. Grant buck offered at $1,000. Bucks from Leicestershire and Cotswald breeds were shown. several fleeces weighed up to nine and a half pounds while unwashed wool risk deductions loom. The event urged farming toward long-wool breeds for higher prices and better meat.
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Spriverisco
Clarke County
Wool Growers’ Association
W.N. Chamberlain
G. C. Canfield
Carr
Vermont
Springfield
Gen. Grant
Jesse Mead
German
Liecester
Cotswald
Agricultural Bureau
Saxony
Canfield
Races at Lexington track excite betting and results
Special Cincinnati Gazette report from Lexingto s Ky May 16 describes a two mile dash purse 250 with entries Grigsby West Ansel Pat Gilroy and others. Gilroy led then faded, Ansel won with strong betting at hotels, details of heats times 1:51 and 1:46 show, tomorrow two more races planned amid heavy wagering.
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LexixcTos
Grigsby & West
B. F. Mezzie McCarthy
Revenue
Alexander
Ansel
Grigsby
Maggie
Clay
Gilroy
Rot Pw
Apeel
John M. Clay
Pigniaganat
Pianet
Glencoe
P. Beard
B. F. Birdy Bird
Reverue
Imp. Ambassador
Luxemburg Difficulty Solved By Queen Victoria Letters
Correspondence from The Times describes Paris reports that Queen Victoria’s influence helped avert war over Luxemburg. It cites a London letter and Journal de Paris notes, detailing exchanges with Napoleon III, William I, and Bismarck, plus a Franco English Danish Dutch pact and shifting war risk as the season advances.
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Paris
London
Napoleon
Prussia
Journal de Paris
Albert
Solferino
Journal de Parie
Queen Victoria
Annaee
France
Lang
Luxemburg
Victoria
Germany
Berlin
King William
M. Bismarck
Russia
Prince Gortschakoff
England
William
Harpee Im
Cris
Denmark
Sweden
Holland
Administrators Appointed in Probate Court
In Probate Court before Judge Noyes, John Campbell was appointed administrator of the estate of James Eee deceased. Personal property estimated at $10. real estate valued at $1,000. other personal property $500.
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Judgs Noyes
John Campbell
James Eee
Reunion Plan Prompts Threefold Presbyterian Unity Effort
The General Assembly debated union with the other branch, adopting a detailed plan outlining doctrinal basis, governance, and committees for a united church. It proposes one publication catalog, consolidated boards, and a joint committee to finalize terms, with a 1868 deadline for ratification and further study of property questions.
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Gurley
General Assembly
City of
New York
Otty
Brainerd
Krebs
United States OF America
Presbyterian Church
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United States
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The
United Church
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Seeipn
United Churches
Cnet
Danial Hames
Ie Ioe
Os Dore
Dwight
Newee
Wo. Strong
George Starnwood
Pennsylvania
General Assemblies
Earry
Caoantrs C Beatty
Eowis F. Harritty
Lord Jesus Christ
Chances OC. Beatty
Viturroy D. Rexp
Ohio Christian Missionary Society Convention at Dayton
The Ohio Christian Missionary Society will assemble in Dayton next Tuesday the 21st at 2 PM. A large attendance is anticipated as Rev. W. T. Moore of this city delivers an address. Dr. Wise will preach in the Temple today, responding to Dr. Stanton’s General Assembly opening sermon.
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Superior Court
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Storer
Judge Tafe
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Gurley
Ohio Christian Missionary Society
Dayton
W. T. Moore
Burglary Attempt and Revolver Alarm at Russell Street Home
Tuesday night two burglars tried to gain entry to Mr. Frank Matlack’s Russell Street residence using false keys. Mrs. Matlack fired a pistol at them twice, missing, as they fled. Another shot was fired as they exited, with unknown result. The piece notes advocates arming housekeepers with revolvers. Accidents follow when West Ocdivoron marshal Ryan was struck by a splinter while inspecting a circular, injuring his chin and knee. Kentucky Sixth District official vote tallies show Jones defeating Rankin in multiple counties. Fines for insurance licensing violations were remitted after compliance. A hogshead of Ballard county tobacco sold for $16,600 per 100 pounds to W. P. McLoughlin at Kenton.
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Stone Street
Fifth
Sixth
Hirth Street
Longworth
Meyer
Fifth and
Stone Streets
Kittredge
Meyers
Risees
Morrill
Evaccare
Frank Matlack
Russell St
Matisch Doer
Ryan
Chen
Dietmier
Kentucky
Union
Scattering
Jones, Bankin
Boone
Bracken
Campbell
Carrol
Gallatin
E. Grant
Harricon Keptop
Perdleton
Trimble
Tota
Jones
Rankin
City Council to Study Main Street Improvement Plan
The City Council met on the recent meeting day and read an ordinance to improve Main Street from East Row to near Wolff's mill, then laid it over for a week. They urged Covington Gas Company to extend a main pipe on Bellevue avenue from the bridge, as per contract, and discussed legal and property issues related to Front street wharf and adjacent improvements. Claims totaling 673.53 were presented, and a request was made for a council meeting with committees to review finances and plans.
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Davis
Davie
Aenetee
Clendevin
McBurney
Baun
Sereeae Ee Ae acBurney
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Eleventh District
A. M. Robinson
Second Street
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Race
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Baymiller
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Thomas Morgan
Twelfth Street
Page
Weeks Street
Jacob Wum
Carr Alley
John O'Brien
Keck Alley
John O' Brien
Gould Alley
P. McKeene
Rankin Alley
John Oo’Bren
Livingston Street
Ida
Torrence Road
P. Wailten & Co
Cliftom Avenue
Vine Street
McMicken
Foulds & Wright
Wood Street
Old Whitewater Canal
Smiley
Deercreek Road
Bailey &Miley
Saunders Street
Corporation
Canal
Lincoln Park
Jordan Alley
Geet and
Clarkste
Znuredensseekee
Main Street
East Row
Wolff's Mill
Covington Gas Company
Bellevue Avenue
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Eee Ee
County Court ‘Clerk's Office
Ueble
Mayo
Ringgold Streets
Glascoe
Ls Froeyes
Front Street
York
Cabot Streets
Committee On Ways and Means
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