08 Feb 1856
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1856
Page
1
A fragmentary notice references a dentist named Samuel Wardle and a city in Wisconsin. The text is incomplete but hints at a legal or professional notice related to a Dr. Wardle with possible mentions of Storney at a meeting and a statewide pane.
A restless legislative row centers on the printing question and transfers. The Transfer Agent must reside in New York. vacancies to be filled by the Senate. Reports on benevolent institutions show three quarter million left by the outgoing administration, with heavy asylum expenditures and mounting debt. Debates address railroads funding, truancy, and a proposed Ohio House of Refuge at Columbus.
A report discusses a coating using an oxychloride wash and zinc to produce a durable surface on rooms and glass. It mentions a New York company forming to exploit the patent with investors from Boston and discusses an emery cutting method. The piece also warns of hazardous bird sales amid a snowstorm and notes deaths from apparent apoplexy.
The 1855 data show 48 657 in the city and 1 518 arrests for larceny. The text notes more serious offences also led to arrests, indicating a broader pattern of law enforcement activity that year.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a person being questioned amid possible investigations. The readable text hints at interviews or inquiries but lacks clear details on identity, institution, or charges.
The fragment notes an unclear item from The Charleston Evening, with the mock headline implying a topic or event but lacking readable specifics or proper names. Further readable context is absent to identify persons, places, or actions involved.
The Chester Pa Examiner quotes that an earlier article was published weeks ago. The text notes a prior reporting event and references the publication dates and ongoing discussions.
The court session covered arguments on the slave fugitive case with Colonel and lawyer opponents debating constitutional authority. Authorities from Story and Kentucky law were cited to support free passage and constitutional questions. The judge signaled quick proceedings and adjourned to resume at 10 o clock with Gaines' claim scheduled for the morning.
Tuesday February 1 market notes cover flour provisions whisky butter dried fruit and hay with mixed activity. Flour sales show moderate demand 60 dbis at 07 100 at 08 60 190 and 180 at 66 160 at 07 noted. Provisions report limited bulk sales and holdovers. Whisky dull with moderate demand 900 bbis at 61c and 48 at De. Dried fruit peaches sold 1000 bushels and 60 at 325. apples limited. Market firm for clover seed with small sales at full rates. Overall receipts moderate hay prime timothy and related notes.
A fourteen year old girl, daughter of Henry Walker, was seated and raving in Neck, New Castle County, in a case described as Ax Exranonpreaany. The Wilmington Delaware Republic reports authorities proceeding with the matter.
Finance and Gemerus Committees reported with mixed success as they met at Mr Whswell's hall. Gen C H Borgest chaired progress and Mr C W Thomax was named Reception Chairman. Bates Theatre offered for Ovation services. Salutes were proposed by Col Kennett and the Efforts of the Wine of Marc's noted by the Proceagto committee.
The text outlines uncertain divisional rest points and routes toward Western Row and Grand Marsh, mentioning divisions by Vin Be and Bixth with vague references to feet, streets and a march. It reads like a wartime order or internal memo describing movement toward a central street axis.
February sessions show Grow and Wilson introducing bills on homesteads and naval board repeal. Speaker authorizes Standing Committees. Pennington reports President will cooperate to expand Navy. Bayard presents public printing bill. Finance Committee directed to prepare General Appropriation bills. Senate notes no prior origin of such bills since government founded.
The legislature debated and ordered engrossment of bills regulating public documents, treasury and auditor duties, and penalties for forged notes. A reporter election was postponed, and the House discussed publishing proceedings. A cold spell, thaw signals, and Mississippi river outlook noted. railroads reported clear.
The Lake Shore Market notes heavy flour prices with declines in common grades. Western extra and Canadian whisky sales rise while corn and oats show little change. 13,000 bushels Western mixed corn sold at 4.83 per bushel. whisky with 400 barrels at 2.20 to 2.33 per barrel.
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