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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1867
Page
3
Press Feeders Wanted for Adams Press
Help needed for Times counting room with a good cylinder feeder and another used feeder. Apply immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Local merchants and notices list street addresses and theft response
Coan The Hatter at 54 West Fourth Hendley. Hibbert Brothers at 6th Street hats. Cook's at 197 and 199 Walnut for flowers and fish. Lew Bowman's praised. Hunt's Saloon 181 Vine. Capitol Dining Hall 218 Vine. Dra per 40 ets. Carothers Reynolds props. offer to pay half value for found diamonds. 10 diamonds still missing after a theft.
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Coan
West Fourth St
Hendley
People’s
Hibbert Brothers
Cook's
Walnut St
Lew Bowman
Hunt’s
Vine Street
Capitol Dining Hall
Vine St
Draper
Carothers & Reynolds
Duhme & Co
Local Scraps and Election Note from Cincinnati Pioneer
A fragmentary item notes a woman in hospital after an incident and mentions the Cincinnati Pioneer Association annual election to be held tonight in the City Council Chamber. A vague account relates a disturbance on Christman Street with thieves and a pursuing party, ending abruptly with unclear details.
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Unitedates
Cincinnat Pioneer Association
Oun
Christman
Lilie
Aneenel
Cieves
Railroad Extension Case Aims to Limit City Highway Use
A Cincinnati case concerns Barons Jorpex Ford Am Ishwerton and others seeking to extend a street railroad line beyond city limits along Mt Auburn and Walnut Hill. The court reviews statutory limits on extensions, needed certificates, and the role of an intergovernmental agreement to permit the extension while avoiding irreparable damage. Defendants move to dismiss the restraining order as hearings proceed.
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Jorpex Ford
Am Ishwerton
Srewet
Vasu —Taltot
Mt. Auburn Street Railroad
Mt. Au
Clintonville
Cincinnati
Onaapananel Oa
Iitoite
Artistic Producing and Needlework Odds and Ends
A long list of names and items shows Mrs J P and others sharing notes on jelly flavors cider wines and canned goods plus many needlework and craft items. Entries include Catherine Paxton Ambrose Allen Sweet and Dr Carmichael with various foods and fabrics such as tea biscuits jam cushions and pictures.
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W.C. Pinkham
Newtown
John Donnell
Baldwin
P. Eric Baldwin
E. J. Emery
Ambrose Allen
Buchanan
Clifton
M. Gatch
Thomas Paxton
Ee J. Dyer
Wa. T. Keller
A. Kimble
W. C. Pinkham
J. W. Ramesey
Joseph Emery
Cc. J. Ry
John Vandervoort
J. R. Buckingham
M. Ambrose Allen
Thos. Paxton, Jr
John Paxton
W.T. Keller
Pinkham
Fogleman
Eveland
Rusks
Brown
Buckingham
Schemmel
Robinson
J. P
Jane
Catherine Paxton
Mat Ferguson
Ef Smith
Dr. Carmichael
Ambrosea
T. Keller
Ives
Vine Street Congregational Church Prayer Meetings
The Vine Street Congregational Church held daily prayer gatherings over the last three weeks with strong attendance. A Union Meeting for Prayer drew praise from ministers and attendees, signaling a hopeful time for Cincinnati churches. A daily prayer hour at 12 began at 200 Vine Street with calls for youth-focused prayers.
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Vine Street
Cincinnati
Christian Lie
Y. M
Death of longtime public official J wins at 47
A long serving public official dies at age 47, described as efficient and dedicated in local notices. The passing prompts memories of his years of service and community involvement.
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J Wns
Market volatility and insurance reforms weighed in 19th century notes
The article discusses a high stock market risk point with upward trends since September and fears of bear pressure around year start. It cites Secretary letters on contraction, rail earnings, Vanderbilt’s economic shifts, and the impact on confidence. It also praises the Ohio Auditor for enforcing a new insurance law and urges a stronger Superintendent of Insurance to monitor companies and protect policyholders.
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New York
Emsil
Congress
Boston
Butler
Ias
Vanderbilt
Wm.Barnes
Ohio
Hogs and Provisions Trade Amid Weather Decline in Cincinnati
Cincinnati market notes a modest rise in hogs and steadier provisions amid adverse weather. Live hogs closed 4 1 2 to 4 3 4 dollars, dressed at 7 6 to 7 9, with 24 pound average, while new meat prices showed mixed shifts. The Weekly Circular reports uncertainty about future demand, with buyers scarce, exports up to 2,554 barrels and pork and lard movement mixed. Wheat and corn held firm, with slight price firmness in corn and oats, and cotton active on speculation and consumption.
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Cincinnati
Geo. W. Phillips
Ciona
Markets by Telegraph New York and Caribbean reports
A summary of late market notes from New York and Caribbean exchanges. Prices on dry goods and prints hold near nominal. cotton middling uplands around 15 cents. petroleum refined in bond around 24 to 24.5 cents. flour and grains steady. pork, lard, and hogs show varied but steady levels. Exchange and bond markets open dull then firmer as imports and receipts rise.
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Eastern Exchange
Ormer
Mesersenson, White & Co
B. Gs
Congo
New York
Sprague's
Merrimac
N. Y
Bond
Sterling Exchange
Curiaco
Roy Mar Ty Meeree
Bersa O
St. Louis
Wedge Ag
Steamboat News Brief from Carmo Illinois
The December 28 update notes Quick Step from Evansville arrives at 8 PM with Clifton and Anna lines to Memphis at 2 PM and 3 PM, respectively. Weather clear, temperature 42 degrees, river rose 12 inches. The Julia has arrived for repairs and business remains good.
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Illus
Evansville Packet
Clifton
Cincinnati
Memphis
Anna
Julia
Grant Movement and South Scene Spread in New York Dispatches
Special dispatches report stockholders of the Dans newspaper enterprise consider raising capital to 350000 dollars. Republicans hold district officer elections with bolters in many areas, while South Carolina leans toward Chase. Gen Meade urges Grant, and English pugilist Tom Mace has arrived in New York.
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Grant Movement
Gen. E
Pugilistic
New York
Dans Newspaper Enterprise
Tribune Washington
South
North Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Cooper Institute Grant
A. T. Stewart
Times’ Washington
Gen. Meade
Pope
Meade
Gen. Grant
Jom Mace
Movements in Favor of Grant and Other Washington Notes
A Special Dispatch from Washington reports growing support for General Grant and talks of him as a possible Secretary of War. Sherman discusses Indian policy with the President, while Meade declines a cabinet post and Thomas is favored to succeed Pope. About 22,002,000 in gold will be paid as interest next month.
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Artisle
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Rip van Winkie
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Sherman
Washixgton
Philadelphia
Gen. Pope
Thomas
Meade
Howard
Gillem
Mississippi
Congress
Col
Wisewell
Rollins
General Sherman
Mosby
Senate
Seward
Chase
Admiral Goldsborough
New York
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Oledtion
Washington
Pujalce
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Va Verde
Curiel
Perdomo
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Barzist
Hungre
Mikaud
Coal shipments to Cincinnati and New Orleans bound barges
The River Mere weather report notes clear skies and cooler temperatures with a 46 degree thermometer. The river falls to 12 feet 7 inches as Gray Eagle arrives with 16 loaded barges totaling 236 000 bushels of coal for Cincinnati and the Roberts adds 160 000 for the same city. Boase departs with ten barges of 220 000 bushels for New Orleans. The iron market is dull with bituminous at 34 46, anthracite 37 46, blooms 97 four months. oil markets show crude at 6 7e and refined at Pe.
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Tae OU Market
Prrrspune
Gray Eagle
Dash
Collier
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the &. Roberts
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New Orleans
Pinkerton’s Daughter Beaten by School Teacher
A daughter of Allan Pinkerton was beaten by a lady teacher named De clerk. The incident prompted extensive scrutiny at the School Board meeting which voted down dismissal amid severe censure of the teacher.
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Allan Pinkerton
Declerk
Ticknor
John N. Lynch
Board of Public Works
Pacific Railway
Niacouri River
Omaha
River rise and canal depths threaten coal fleet movement
New Albany river report shows a rapid rise of nearly three feet in twenty four hours. Nine feet in the canal and seven feet in the Pass with eighteen inches more rise needed at Falls to permit the coal fleet. Port lists include Selma and Empire. heavy rain noted, hay salvage reported.
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Empire
Memphis
Louisville
Lawrence
Cincinnati
River Conditions and River Packet Line Plans
River near stationary with 5 feet water to Cairo and colder weather. The Kate Kinney is the only boat reported aground while large boats run to New Orleans. Miami Packet Company directors for the year are E. W. Gould M. W. Aster C B Rogers E Spencer and Henry McPherson with the Ciara Post Boy Jennie Lewis and another forming the line. The dam for the bridge pier filled with water as masons prepared to lay stones.
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Cairo
Kate Kinney
New Orleans
Ohio
Miami Packet Company
E. W. Gould
M. W. Aster
Rogers
E. Spencer
Henry McPherson
Ciara
Post Boy
Jennie Lewis
Severe Storm in California and Sheridan's Sympathy Policy
The Times Washington correspondent notes General Sheridan expressing sympathy with the Fe naps while maintaining a policy to carry out their views, though they little dream. The report highlights a severe storm in California impacting plans and prompting official responses.
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