Useful Directory February 1866 Poet Office Bulletin
February 1866 bulletin lists mail service notes and opening and closing hours. appears to be a postal directory segment with sparse legible items and provisional headings.
We found your results!
22 Feb 1865
Page 1
Cincinnati Daily Times in Cincinnati, Ohio
We have 16,378,606 pages in Ohio
View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.
Start Free Trial
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles
Articles on This Page
This newspaper page contains 35 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1865
Page
1
Postal Rules and Quartermaster Notices From Civil War Era
The fragment shows postal rules and office hours for a quartermaster unit. It lists department heads including WM. W. McKIM chief quartermaster and J. MAYRR as purchasing officer, with indications of office times and locations on Beata Berea Peer street and Serene AE Rhea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quartermaster's Department
Beata Berea
Peer Street
Serene AE Rhea
W. McKim
Quartermaster Cincineres Manoears BS
McClung
Gt Purchase
J. ¥. Lewis
A. Q M
Tramspecration
Pael
Drsu AN
Ofer Owe
Unclear OCR snippet hints at names and initials
Fragmentary text lists several initials and names such as GRUBE and SPEER with scattered terms. No clear event or dates emerge, making a definitive summary difficult from the readable portion.
Christian Common-Cin and Store Boome G1 Vine Street
A damaged text fragment mentions a business at Vine Street associated with Christian Common-Cin and a store named Boome G1. The readable portion provides limited context and no clear event or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. G. Christian Common
Cineeeaa
Vine Street
Gartray Commission Opens Ber Sherman Corner
In a fragmented OCR snippet, the Gartray Commission opens at the corner of Sith Avenue with limited legible details and no clear outcomes or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garttary Commission
Bershem
Sith
New Billiard Match Planned Between Laws Fox and Kavaxaven
A May match is planned in Rochester between Laws Fox and reigning champion Kavaxaven. Wass Gotorawaits, who lost to Kavaxaven, challenges the champion to a private two hundred fifty or five hundred point series for at least one hundred dollars per game. Kavaxaven declines, noting Gouprn waits has nothing to lose while he has nothing to gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laws Fox
Rochester
Kavaxaven
Wass Gotorawaits
Kavawaven
Kavaxatem
Apa
Kavanavon
GouprRpAarrs
Gouprn Waits
Gala
Pension Certificates and Applications Summary
Pension certificates issued from 1861 to 1865 totaled 66309. Of these 29422 were for invalid soldiers and 36968 for widows or orphans of deceased soldiers. Rejections by January 1805 reached 9724. Discharges for disability processed last month at the Pension office amounted to 3720.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anc
Army to be Paid Amid Large Treasury Advances
The Philadelphia Press reports Treasurer Spinman will reserve three quarters of a million dollars daily from Treasury receipts to pay troops. Paymasters are to leave soon for the 6th Corps and the Army of the Potomac, with four months pay promised. The Treasury's ability stems mainly from Cooks & Co. success in negotiating the 730 loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spinman
Philadelphia Press
Treasury
6Th Corps
Army of the Potomac
Treasury Department
Messrs
Dar Cooks & Co
Debtor Repudiation Urged Amid Vast Debt Figures
The article argues for repudiating the Rebel debt totaling about two thousand millions, contending the government lacks specie for 200 millions and proposing reducing indebtedness to a payable level. It warns the huge sums confuse credit and burden the soldiers and their descendants, urging drastic measures.
Buronam Youno Publishes Theatrical Morality Manifesto
Youno argues theatres should be innocent and high in moral standards in Great Salt Lake City. He condemns crime heavy plays and displays of villainy, urging performances that please true Latter Day Saints and attract well disposed audiences. He insists the stage be kept pure, free from anything that could defile it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buronam Youno Hes
Deseret News
Great Batt Lake City
Mora
Villany
Speculation Realized Boosts Local Figure to Millionaire Status
A Journal record notes extraordinary oil region speculation in Propsylvenia with a former tailor and Civil War lieutenant rising from humble beginnings to wealth. The item highlights that reports have circulated for several days confirming the transformation of John Brown into a wealthy figure through speculative ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propsylvenia
Jobmeon B. Brown
Wiest’ New York
Shersing fej aims at end of rborgese peri
Fragmentary text shows Shersing fej directing focus on ending rborgese peri. Names and places are unclear due to OCR gaps. No verifiable dates or organizations clearly identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rborgese
Peri Sh
Shersing
Fatal Explosion Kills Crew On British Warship Ants
A catastrophic blast destroyed a British warship with four fatalities. A careless lantern bearer sparked the ignition of flammable casks, causing a massive fire aboard the vessel while docked. Surgeons treated injured sailors as the incident drew inquiries into safety practices.
The Legalities of Public Amusements and Theater History
A historical review traces how theater laws decrees and orders shaped public amusements from early origins to modern times. It notes the influence of legal structures on plays like Kidus Acides and Berebagoe with reference to Maurice and Wooten context in London society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feehter
Cordioe
Saners Tod Widdicombe
London
Maurice
Lnch
Creal Lake
Ind
Basbene Ie
Berebagoe Ee
Remarkable Abydos Tablet Discovery Report
The Perle Moniteur cites Mariette Bey describing a new Abydos tablet on the Sahwareh list. It links to Sesostris and Meretho, traces a timeline from the sixth to the eleventh dynasty, and offers material confirming Manetho’s chronology. The find, etched on temple walls, shows history on one side and geography on the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perle Moniteur
Mariette-Bey
Egypt
Abydos
Sahwareh
Beil Ly
Lis
Manetho
Russian American Telegraph route to British Columbia survey
The San Francisco papers report that Clone Buikiey, chief engineer for the Gold Oreade project, and team depart for Victoria to begin survey work at New Westminster. The aim is a telegraph line from the Shen River across unsettled country toward Anadyr Bay, with coastal routing to the Amoor, crossing Russian empire regions and Cossack settlements as roads are built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Clone Buikiey
Victoria
New Westminister
Coemtie
Shen
Anetelle
Asia
Anadéyr Bay
Fessivek Gulf
Amoor
Solar He International
Savannah Cotton Fleet Arrives New York Amid Capture News
Telegraph reports arrival in New York of the entire fleet of vessels laden with the captured Savannah cat. The message notes the voyage from the Bah gh and details the ar rival information received by the wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
New York
Institution Receipts and Prisoner Statistics Report
The annual report shows receipts of 386004.06 and expenses of 108909.17 for the year ending October 31. Convicts numbered 1861740 with 700 men and 81 women by death. 10 sent to reform schools. 5 by other action. 400 men on contracts. payments varied by daily rates. Health generally good. 15707 prescriptions. 1301 treated in hospital. 11 total deaths including one infant. one birth recorded not the institution's responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paran Harpan
Hatt, Brownz & Co
Ohio Tool Company
Arans, McCune & Mrenorr
A. M. Dante
Bacruzaux, Hata & Co
W. EB. Ina
Jom
Hatz
Young Heiress Abduction Case Sparks Legal Pursuit
The St. Louis Democrat reports on a heiress missing after her German guardian held her at a convent for years. A habeas corpus case questions custody as heirs contend over her fate and possible possession by a relative, with time promised to reveal her status and future guardianship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon
Illinois
Highland
Stewart the Merchant Mallonaire and his strict tests
The excerpt portrays Stewart a relentless merchant of New York, described as a tireless worker who keeps long hours, subjects customers to cross questions, and values business above all. His downtown room, dinner at five, and late hours underscore his intense dedication to commerce and scrutiny of others' dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Mallonaire
Neo
New York
Giewert
Mr. Stewart
R. J Sheen
Melancholy of Queen Victoria Revealed by London Correspondent
A London correspondent for the New York Tribune presents statements on Queen Victoria’s mental condition. The report outlines perceived melancholy and its impact on the monarch and court, citing observations from London sources and the public mood surrounding the royal household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoria
London
The
New York Tribune
Rebellion Policy Amid Civil War Proceedings
The dispatch reports military orders noting discharge of political and state prisoners who take parole, with exceptions where release harms public safety. It mentions paroles, extra arrests by military authority, and outlines opinions contrasting Johnston and Grant’s strategies in the Peach Tree battle context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrea
B. Ganborn
Nathan
John McArthur
Geney Iy
Wilder
Rae F
Serit
86Th Indiana
Green B. Kourne
Heterther
Salute Planned for Fort Sumter Restoration
An order from War Secretary S M Starron announces a national salute at West Point tomorrow noon in honor of the Union’s restoration after the capture of Fort Sumter. The report notes heavy bombardment and evacuation actions around the harbor with damage to arsenals rails and ships and displacement of inhabitants, led by General immeltennig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meleth
Immeltennig
Torent Bay
Oebean Con Care
Q. A. Griwoar
Fort Washiverton
West Point
Army
United States
The
Union
Fort Sumter
M. Starron
Rebel Cavalry Actions Reported as Crook and Kelly Captured
Disjointed Civil War summary notes captures of Generals Crook and Kelley and cavalry movements around Cumberland and Wauratine Virginia. Mentions abolition of slavery and rebel dashboards as causes amid scattered military references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cusberland
Crook
Kelly
Wauratine
Cumberland
Sones
Kelley
Ben
Blockade Running in the Galt
A brief from New Yorx dated February 21 reports blockade running activities in the Galt area with details on local efforts and emerging risks. The notice notes heightened vigilance and possible impacts on trade and navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galt
Canadian Confederation vote in Upper House__Nation’s path
The Upper House of Parliament approved the Confederation scheme by 45 to 15, paving the way for an address to the Queen. The Quebec resolutions underpin the plan as February 21 confirms cross party support for the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parlamantine Night
Quebec
Richmond Examiner Note From Rebel Sources
Fragmentary note from the Richmond Examiner dated the 18th mentions Rebel sources in New York and Penrental, with unclear ownership of the oan. The garbled text suggests a Civil War era publication snippet without clear events or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Youk
The
Richmond Examiner
18Th i
Oan
European and American diplomatic notes face uncertain path
A collection of brief items notes recall of the French Minister Mercier from Washington and the possible continuation of Mr. Bigelow as U S Charge d Affaires in Paris. It cites parliamentary sentiment on Ireland and non satisfactory relations with America, plus Austria releasing Poles and looming money-market strain as securities trade sinks and bond prices rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Arval
Gothia
Aberetaggar
Coust Mercier
Washington
America
Bigelow
U. S
Paris
House of Commons
Elphinstone
Ireland
Porto Rico
Saale & Ae
Austria
Poli
Loxpon Monty Manxer
Erie’s . Court
Great Western
Boston
McClellan
Steady Quiet Market Lacks Major Moves Across Exchanges
Market observers note muted trading with no clear catalysts as shares drift. Investors watch for earnings, macro data, and policy signals while liquidity remains thin and volumes average.
Proclamation urged for Washington celebration in New York
Citizens plan a meeting tomorrow to arrange a general celebration in New York for Washington's birthday. The call comes from prominent locals urging support and orderly observance as plans advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lo Yona
Washington
Butler
Senate fragment outlines bills on soldiers and Nevada courts
A fragment from the XXXVIII Congress-2d Session notes a bill concerning soldiers wounded in battle and those on leave, mentions Navy provisions, and references Nevada courts. The text is garbled but indicates committee consideration and secretary of war related references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is. de Jews
Ares
Mililius
Nevada
House resumes debate on government bill and evacuation report
The House resumed consideration of a government for the states bill, Edgerton of Indiana concluded his speech, and the evacuation report was read aloud. The bill was laid on the table by a 90 to 68 vote as Ways and Means reported a plan to issue bonds and raise funds for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Edgerton
Ind
Gumore
Committee of Ways and Means
Certificats of Authority To Expire on the List Day
The fragment notes a certificate of authority expiring on the List day in an unspecified year or jurisdiction. No additional names places or dates are legible to extend the summary.
Charles Bonsall Agency Notice at 17 West Third
A terse public notice lists Charles Bonsall as agent for a matter at 17 West Third Street. The brief item identifies the party and location without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Bonsall
Resnere 2 aaa Western Reserve Butter at National Restaurant
Resnere 2 aaa Western Reserve Butter selection now available at the National Restaurant located at 192 West Sixth Street. Fresh shipments arrive weekly and offer the Choice Roll butter variety for customers seeking quality dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Restaurant
West Sixth Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ecour
Susan
Seis
Onice
J — J. Mayrr
P.M
Onda the
Dha W
Fete Oe
Camr Dass
Sargsen
Sagaenl
Tees Xp Be Minms
Beween
P. Grube
C. A
OM Lin
Wenklance Batts Ooper
OART
Ier
Cremeans
Ravup
Tinry Strar
Utah
St. Louis
Ohnston
Peach Sees
Joe Johnston
Grent
United States Army
Philadelphia
Quaanstows
Senate
Taabilitor
Onoaka Waeaai Nn
Carrea L. Cenk
Capita
Sarpins
Peneereeesee
Carseis
Beatae
Western Reserve
Yank Land
Wane Pe
Search the Cincinnati Daily Times Today with a Free Trial
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Cincinnati Daily Times?
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
Browse Newspapers
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
By Location
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
By Date
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
By Publication
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.