14 Feb 1856
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1856
Page
1
Fragmentary ads mention Dr Culling American and Leslie, Dentist, with office at northeast corner of Beventh and John streets. Aged lines reference price lists and dental services, including carved dental items and references to tooth care amid unclear text.
London correspondence describes the banquet at the Guildhall with strict etiquette causing the United States and Haitian envoys to align near each other, illustrating how precedence can shift by diplomatic timelines. The narrative shifts to a brutal assault on travelers near Jericho, where a tavern keeper refused shelter to stormbound women and children, prompting outrage and calls for official action.
Letters from St Yeoung urge peace amid conflicting German and Russian mobilization views. Empress Marie praised peace by some observers while the Czar’s mother backs a strong stance. A Grand Duke acts as aristocracy’s mouthpiece, signaling possible shifts as Russia weighs concessions to end the war. In America, a courier incident near Axpanacea. snow hinders travel and a messenger vanishes after leaving a note.
The piece argues that denying children books harms future success and moral development. It contends that affordable books nurture intellect, refine tastes, and prevent idle or brutal amusements, urging readers to prioritize reading despite financial hardship.
A garbled excerpt recounts generosity by Abdallah and others to a beggar, with fragments of a journey tale by Mustapha and a poet encounter. The text shifts to observations on time, an empire, and a wartime scene involving shipmen and a Philadelphia Times note about John M. Clayton.
A fragmentary OCR item records a dispute over inheritance or sale with an elderly woman objecting. The text mentions a son and offers a washed phrasing about a physician or doctor figure named Dr. Franklin and a reference to a price or prize. The readable parts indicate family contention around a sale or estate.
The court delayed ruling in the Marge case with Col. Chambers urging a prompt verdict. Mrs. Lezy Store Blackwell testified passionately denying requests for a knife to free a slave and urging freedom or death or escape to Canada as the lawful path. The commissioner set a March 18 deadline for a ruling or earlier notice if a conclusion is reached.
Debates cover international post office orders expediency Hospital money abolishment for seamen and boatmen, naval and war department expenditures, and various standing committees. Members from multiple states discuss territories pensions and land claims as the House adjourns.
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