Religious reports and ministerial outlook from Circleville meeting
Special correspondence from Cincinnati notes ministers reporting religious conditions among charges. Rev. Mr. of Circleville Presbyterian and presiding elder of Lancaster district M. E. Church described hopeful signs, growth in faith, and a sense of brotherly love despite faults. Washington letter critiques franking privilege and the Globe's official status while debating speeches and journalism in Congress.
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Presbyterian Church
Circleville
Lancaster District
M. E
Spahr
M. E. Church
Wal Debating Society
Cincinnati Times
Wasurxator
Congress
Ater
Globe
the Republic
Letter from Nashville on Republican removals and finances
Nashville letters discuss the August 27 removal of judges by the convention and its political impact, upcoming July elections, and anticipated effects on wages and state finances. The piece notes Supreme Court arrears, a failed plan for a temporary commission, and legislative debates on railroads, with brief mention of a Stonewall Jackson memorial project and Nashville contributions nearing $100,000.
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Supreme Court
Stonewall Jackson
Bae Supreme Court
South
Stonewall. Jackson
Nashville
Uccington
Itingion
Wilkins
Proverbial Winds of Rumor Rally in 19th Century Notes
Fragmentary items recount prophesies by tnvine and Train, titles like The Colossus of Rant, Vindication by Mrs Stowe, and various notes on public figures Rochefort Georgias price hikes in Atlanta, Prince Arth lavender, and a Boston sale of a love letter by George Washingto n. Mentions of Dartmouth salaries, Toledo building costs, morgue use in New Haven, and news of gambling, crime, and rail disruptions.
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Train
Enaties
Salem
N. Y
George Washieet
Boston
New Have
Toledo
Prince Arthur
Camille at Cri National Theatre. Long Strike shelved
The Long Strike at Cri National Theatre is replaced by Camille per Miss Price. Woop's East Lynne continues this week with Miss Western in a strong performance. Newcomb’s Misstress announces a three night American season at Pike's Music Hall, featuring Chang the Chinese giant and King Foo. Reviews from The Daily Telegraph and The Herald praise the spectacle and talent, noting impressive stage effects and varied acts. A Troy area revival meeting draws local turnout with prayers for Circleville and local churches, while other churches report active congregations and temperance remarks.
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Woop
East Lynne
Iti
Miss Western
Chang
Mamta
Prayer Meeting Recalls Kansas Letter at Second Pres
The Daily Union reports a prayer meeting at the Second Presbyterian Church with attendees seeking divine mercy. A letter from Solomon City Kansas urged prayers for a brother exiled from his homeland for liberty, prompting solemn responses from Rev. M Ritchie and Rev Henry Moore.
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Kansas
Solomon City
Laad
Liberty
Cincinnati
M. Ritchie
Henry D. Moore
Vine-street
Mr. Taylor
Seventeenth Ward
God
Fragmentary deed lines reveal transfers in late 19th century
Incomplete OCR shows several property transfers including Samuel Hell and wife to Nicholas Bird on lot 9 and Quinton Corwine purchasing the same or adjacent property. Mentions F. Veigsber and a Decampter, Deere avenue, W. Starbuck subdivision with prices around 1 730 and 1 400 dollars.
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Charles Yost
Sebenn
George Bn
Taglan
F. Veigsber
Deere Avenue
T W. Starbuck
Couinky
Samuel
Hell
Nicholas Bird
Hte i
Quinton Corwine
County River Ramnear Rail Convention Preparations
At Cleigh co house a meeting formed to appoint representatives for the Portsmouth Railroad Convention on March second and to organize a preliminary survey of the road. D. H. Startsman presided, Turpin named secretary, with P. T Tur D and others chosen to attend as the Railroad Convention Committee and survey team. Jaynes from the city leased Junction House at Vincennes Indiana from Capt Mare.
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Indianapolis and
St. Louis
Virginia City
Nevada
Sewa
War Cement Menesiley
Cincinnati
Southern Railroad
Kentucky
Kentucky Senate
Newport Jamestown Bridge
Newport and Dayton
Utah
Socha
Municipal
Mass
Pope
Josey
Chicago
House Committee On Military Affairs
Comagesin
Cnto
Ramnear
Onne Bens
Cleigh
Rairoad
Portsmouth
Marc
Clo
Ceneral Road
D. H. Startsman
Turpin
Railroad Convention Committee
T Tur D
H. Startaman
J. L. She Shepard
A.J. Banks
J. P. Silvera Caere
J.'Silvers
A. J. Banks
J. L. Shepard
Mr. Jaynes
Capt Mare
Vingceunes
Indiana
Newport Wharf Progresses Amid Evening School Recitals
An event at the school hall will feature recitations as volunteers from the band provide music. The wharf improvement progresses with little flood damage. J B Hal Hin, a pesmened to the city, asks for a brief leave of absence for a few days.
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Paris
Laigibaan
Indianapolis Mirror and News
England
Rochefort
The
Marseillaise
I Bioter
Gorda
Comal
Ckake
Rerm
Wales
New York
Salt Lake City
St. Petersburg
Russia
Valentine Ebert
Louis
Mr. Epstein
E Epp. Co
Rock Island
Dupont
Evenin
J.B. Hal
Meeting of the Water Works Committee Minutes
The council Water Works Committee met to discuss ongoing water supply issues and infrastructure concerns. Attendees reviewed service reliability and potential upgrades, with emphasis on timely maintenance and budget alignment for future projects.
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Council Committee On Water-works
Senate passage through counties includes seal insurance
O Coivumans reports February 9 Senate notes reference to counties traversed by a route and mentions a seal insurance item. The brief item records a procedural note with legal-sounding details.
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BB. No. Oe
Peaiet Seal Insurance
Congress Second Session Action On Rail and Territories
Resolutions adopted February 9 by Wasmumorox refer to the central branch of the Union Pacific Rail line and a Judiciary Committee inquiry into funding and money withholding. Details unclear. text mentions Howard of Michigan and territories debates without clear outcomes.
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Te de
Union Pacifi Rail
Judiciary Committee
Oorata
Whit Howard
Mich.r
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Wallace Patent Combination
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