City Church notices and sermons from rabid revival
Readable items show multiple church notices across various denominations with Rev. ministers preaching tomorrow morning and evening. Details include locations at Main Street Corner John and Walnut, Fourth Street, and Sixth Street churches, plus Sunday School times and revival work by Ministerial groups.
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Bireet
Jos. Chesoes
Suater
Oscar
L. Paster
Buades Beventh Co
Burt x
Reformed Prev
Street
Son
Jana. v
Pillipe
Walnut Streets
First United Presbyterian Church
Sizth
Sirsuss
Brethren
Ray
Clinton
Garat
Yovngodfen
Christian Association
J.M. Reid
Perry Worming
As. L
Upton Bie Saiaia
Capecia Edge Rous
C. H. Er
Wight
Terian
Anion
Cere
Lowa
Ohio
A. Kirkpatrick
Alice Ice
Findlay
Ymiller
Divorced notes and impeachment trial gossip on paper
The Crnginnat Times reports a divorce ruling among readers and prints a long, rambling account of the impeachment trial in Washington. It details arrests for drunkenness and vagrancy, hotel arrivals, and a hostile, satirical verse on divorce. The narrative alt-timeline mirrors the era’s news clippings, with names, places, and legal references scattered through the page.
Covington News: Local Ordinance Notes and Public Notices
The Covington city council delays market timing repeal next week for signatures. Kentucky law raises daily witness fees to one dollar. remains of John H. Mor to be interred in Lexington then returned to Covington. Road contracts extend Pendleton County to Three Forks and Bank Lick pikes connect with Colemanville. Holmes proposes tavern tax classification with first class near 150, second class 75, third class lower. Sunday religious services at 7:40. Gas inspector Zeis discusses city lighting contracts. Whisky production figures for the Sixth District in March 1868 published by Geo. M. Linn.
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Isfection & N
Soren Meu
Ponpeneasete Ie Pane
Cummies
Kentucky
Buwains
Jona H. Wer
John H. Mor
And
Lexington
Jing
Wille
Ike
Pendleton
Harrison
Colemanville
Bank Lick
S Dence
Covington
Holmes
Seventh Ward
Counceil
Sud Wa Wil Secah
Victor Zeis
Cincinnati
Mayurachau
Bixen
Geo
M. M. Linn
U, Seossot
Inch Mt
Croesus
Fernando Wood
St. Nicholas
Metropolitan
Fifth Avenue
New York
Grorld
Sersaer
Calgary
Peeple
Blue Stocking Club
Iso
Press Club
Blue Stockin
Delmonico's
At Lanchees
Bas Blues
Croly
Jennie June
Parton
Fanny Fern
Elle
Alice ‘An
Phebe Carey
Olive Logan
Wilbour
Stanton
Fremont
Bolts
Kate Field
Stoddard
PS Sastis
Hallam and Jones in local race notes
Newport News reports J N Hallam of this city as candidate for Criminal Court judge to fill a vacancy caused by Arthur Howen Jones resigning. Congressman Jones seeks re election. A humorous Kuklux notice circulates, while a Newbury company forms to issue shares. Labor disputes at a shipyard ease as workers return to duties.
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Pourricht
J. NR. Hallam
Criminal Court
Daniel Wolff
D. P. Guilfoy
Corpus Christi to See New Trade Line Soon
A fragment notes Corpus Christi and New York engaged in a new line of first class trade. It hints at Texas commerce and property that will astonish readers once launched, signaling upcoming developments and regional economic activity.
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Corpus
Christi
Texampis
Nasho
New York
Texas
Alrade
Last Words of a Presidential Aspirant on a Washington Road
A correspondent recounts a journey from Cincinnati to Washington with detours through Newark, Zanesville, Belair and Harper's Ferry. The tale notes the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road's comforts and scenery and recalls Civil War battles around Harper's Ferry, with impressions of travel, politics, and notable travelers like Bob Christie.
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Ben Wade
Thad
Evens
Cincinnati Times
Witram
Horst
Wasuixerox
Times
Cincinnati
Washington
Perany
Washmaton
Little
Miami
Columbus
Dan Holmes
Baltimore and Ohio
Newark
Zanesville
Belair
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberla
Harper's Ferry
Harper's
Pole
Ferry
A. M
Bob Christie
Hamilton
Liquor Dealers Demand Monopoly Amid Rising Competition
The liquor dealers who evaded the Massachusetts State Constables complain that after organizing the illicit trade and financing the election new rivals have entered the business. They decry open competition and seek a monopoly to stem losses from growing entries into the market.
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Massachusetts
Peculiar Incomes and New York Club Talk in April
The Cincinnati Times correspondent reports on New York income disclosures and tax behavior, noting wealthy residents’ underreporting and debt-driven tax strategies. The column then surveys social clubs, the McGee murder fallout, and a satirical view of local theater and Bohemian criticism.
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New York Club
Cicinnati Times
New York
Nreur
National and local news and maritime disaster report
Reports from Washington include recognition of a Russian consul at Sitka and rail logistics for delegates. Crete’s bid for recognition is before Congress, with bounty funding estimates for Union veterans outlined. Mobile fire department anniversary observed. A Sea Bird survivor recounts fire near Chicago, highlighting rescue failures and a new steamboat safety order.
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Washington
Prince ‘Mikeionieff
Russia
Sitka
Chi
National Convention
Central Committee
National Assembly
Crete
Committee On
Africa
United States
Mobile
Fragmentary testimony on Stanton and War Department at White House
A disjointed transcript covers a witness recounting conversations with the President, Secretary of War Stanton, and others about wartime duties. It includes references to a February 2 meeting, orders to reassign duties, arrest and bail, and later cross examination details about communications and evidence.
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Pitta
la March
Wess
Rene Riveree
Yeu
Cina
Standbery
Ballet Dluedea
Stanton
Congress
Stenida
Thomas Wall
Slamion
Toad of Deen
Stigton
Shriver Pradam
Searts
Ra Viet
Butler Poig
Wilkins Ieee
Sappesee
Jon
Pho
Pune
Sale of Old Iron Clads Bids Rejected Curtis Speech Continues
Washington dispatch reports bids for ironclad vessels at Boston and Philadelphia were rejected as only Philadelphia and Baltimore offers appeared, prices far below valuation. Curtis argues the Tenure of Office Act's unconstitutionality while Senate debates surplus funds and unexpended appropriations.
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House of Representatives
Line
Maon
Treasury
Boston
Philadelphia
Mound City
Hlinois
Navy Depot
Baltimore
Tlinois
Curtis Concludes Remarks During Senate Session
The Fourth Dispatch reports Curtis ending at 2 90 P M as Senate recesses for fifteen minutes. He accuses the President of seeking funds to obstruct oil and says his only reply is to plead the President's conduct. The debate centers on the constitutionality of the measures and their applicability.
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Curtis
Senate
Politician's Speech Defends Removal of Stantes
The speaker treats Stantes removal as central to the proceedings while deeming other articles as incidental by the Managers to bolster the case. The speech is seen as special pleading rather than a strong rebuttal to the charge of presidential law violation.
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Stantes
Fifth Dispatch on Jurpeachment Proceedings and Thomas Testimony
The fifth dispatch reports General L Thomas testifying before the Senate about his attempts to take possession of the War Department after the February events. He recounts a conversation with the President and another with John Morris about the court case. Laughter erupted in the chamber as Ayres and Sumner reacted to his replies. The vote to admit his narrative was GOP Radicals with Democrats against managers. He remains on the stand.
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L. Thomas
The
War Department
Bat
Senate
Blanton
John
Thomas
Sumner
Sixth Dispatch Relates to Gen Grant Expanse Force Request
Thos H Burleigh notes Gen Thomas corroborating testimony about wanting to empower a force to expel Bian. Helek’s account aligns with witness Karsner who recalls being told to remove Stanton. Thomas remains on the stand.
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Thomas
Burleigh
Grant
Bian
Storm-Railroad Law in New Jersey Passes
A dispatch notes New Jersey legislature approves a general railroad bill to be voted on at the next election. The Camden and Amboy line offers no opposition as its charter nears expiration in July. A Connecticut fasting day is proclaimed by Governor English. A violent assault incident is reported involving Peter James and his sweetheart, with arrest of the assailant.
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New York
Ireland
McGe
Satan
Herald
Bennett
Inhee
Ho Eeley
Cullen
Ralph Waldo Emerson
W Beecher
Janvestage
Webb
General
Dia
The
North American Review
Yanks
Police Gazette
Atlantic Monthly
Readine Beer Garden
Tupper
T. S. Arthur
James Bachanen
Bisrarcu
Curtis
Thomas
Thos. Ewing, Sr
Stanton
General Hancock
Niplack
Cincinnali Times
Pattapecrura
Connecticut
English
General’ Railroad
Beate of
New Jersey
Camden & Amboy Co
Peter James
Wall Street Falls After Big Losses and Market Shock
A heavy snow storm gave way to rain as $8,000,000 was lost in a single day on Wall Street. Talks of further breakdowns in Erie and Central rail lines spread concern. Municipal politics saw Hoboken nominate William C. Harp for mayor. A Newark arrest involved Louis Miller, a Cincinnati impostor. A runaway horse injury occurred in Newark Betsrevine. Bishop Potter presided over confirmations at Ascension Church Fifth Avenue. A walking match in Bloomingdale Road tipped Joe Prior to a $400 victory. The copyright meeting drew leaders including Wm Cullen Bryant and Horace Greeley with resolutions in favor of copyrights.
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New York
Wall Street
Erie
Central
Hoboken
William C. Harp
Louis Miller
Cincinnati
Newark
Charles M. Davis
Ake Aheft
Bishop Potter
Ascension
Fifth Avenue
Miles
California
Joe Prior
Bloomingdale Road
Prior
Wm. Cullen
Moat Pro
Irenus Prime
Dr. Lieber
Horace Greeley
Manning Robinson Co Superior Silver Plated Tabla War
Local advertisement for Manning Robinson & Co promoting britannia metal goods including silver plated tabla ware. Repair services and shop location listed as 236 Walnut Street with workspace and hours implied.
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Manning, Robinson & Co
Parlor and Chamber Furniture at Reduced Prices
Advertisement notes reduced prices on parlor and chamber furnishings. Encourages parties seeking to furnish or rake to visit Henshaw and sons, offering a belt advantage before payment.
Thos W Farrin Co Advertising Building Lumber
Thos W Farrin Co promotes building lumber and related supplies for merchants and homeowners. It highlights pine boards, fencing material, laths and shingles, with emphasis on prompt service and stock availability in their catalog.
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Whilealeand Real Deaien
Leeast and Co
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Covington News
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Ead
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Niblo
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