Italian unity rally and political shifts ripple through New York
A lively New York crowd last night backed Italian unity efforts while backroom politics churn with nominees and officers. Senators debated Admiral Porter’s nomination in executive session as party factions mill over Postmaster and legislative races.
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Bsisupeon
San
San Domingo
Silas A. Strickland
Nebraska
Piers Oy
Missour
U. 8
California and Oregon
Tehona
Sacramento
Admiral Porter
Senate
Martin
Paducelli Kentuckian
Binder
Herman
The
American Tract Society
Affai
A. G. Worlanaan
Geonnie Casternancies & Co
Assumed
Geanal ‘Hawkins
Ohio
St. Louis
Vandalia
Terre Haute
PARIS WAR NEWS DOMINATES US OUTLOOK
A long dispatch reports Paris under heavy bombardment with forts and batteries advancing positions near D Issy and Manvres. French and German forces clash near Malmaison and denel as Paris braces for potential capitulation while Allied strategists debate command shifts and the fate of Bouleux and Werder.
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Paris
Arras
Fort Clasy
Cuatn
Bork
D’issy
Manvres
Paul- Boileux
Versailles
Panos Aly
Brussels
Manteuffel
Werder
Lyons
Onic
Goeben
Sth
Faidherbe
Europe’s Prussian Guns Hit Targets and Structures
Reports from the European front describe effective Prussian gunfire damaging buildings and shifting frontline dynamics. Observers note intensified bombardments affecting civilian areas while military positions sustain varying levels of destruction and pressure.
Bombardment of Paris by Prussian Guns Reports
Dispatches from Paris dated January report the Prussian bombardment destroying Luxembourg Gardens area and southwest suburbs. Destruction surrounds St Jacques, with fears for life and property. battery at Claremont aiding and aims toward Place de la Concorde.
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Loxpow
Paris
Luxembourg Gardens
St. Jacques
Claremont
Prumians
Place de la Concorde
Senate Deliberations on Exposi Bill and Cattle Care Legislation
The January session records House and Senate actions with debates on an International Exposition in Philadelphia 1866, committee referrals, and a line of steamships. Other items include a Census Marshals relief plan, canal projects, and a cattle care bill in transit by railroad. The House considered ocean cable legislation and a publication proviso for general laws, with amendments and votes shaping the proceedings.
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House
Philadelphia
Committee
Scott
Fenton
Melas
Rambey
Australia
Zealand
United States
Rocky
Mr. Edmunds
India
Kansas
Banks
Senate
Stark Weather
Committee On Agriculture
Johnson
Lynch
San Francisco
China
Mexico
Scofield
Laflin
Rogers
Benjamin
Appointment of Railroad Receiver in New Albany
In New Albany a railroad case proceeds under the appointment of a receiver. The general meeting and authorities are noted in January records with references to Sacto Michigan and related railroad interests.
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Albany
Sacto
Michiga
Home Mirth in Hard Times
Fragmentary text urging people to enjoy home life and relaxation. Mentions parents understanding children’s needs, with garbled phrases suggesting a call for humor, music, and family warmth amid difficult conditions.
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Mertis
Canada Fe
Evansville River Test Cited by Journal as Severe
The Journal describes the Ohio River at Evansville on Wealey as facing what it called a severe test. The remark hints at challenging conditions or a demanding assessment along the waterway during that period.
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Ohio River
Evansville
Wealey
The
Journal
Midnight Marriage Report From Pittsburg Leader
A fragmentary item notes a late night wedding and marriage trend in the state, referencing Edward and Annie, with vague details about a young couple and shifting social norms regarding bachelors and maids seeking nuptial ties. The obfuscated lines hint at a local ceremony and evolving marital expectations amid uncertain ages.
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Pittsburg
Edward O
Joe
Annie
Soret
Knight
Yong
Fragmentary note on fertility and room conditions
A damaged OCR fragment mentions fertility and a crooked room in a garbled line. The readable parts reference a cro ter room and wild oats, but no clear event, person, or organization is identified.
German Sunday Paper Set to Start in Indianapolis
A German language Sunday newspaper is planned to launch in Indianapolis. The project aims to serve the local German community with news, culture, and events. Details on publisher and exact debut date were not disclosed.
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Indianapolis
Giant Won't Pho Exhibits Ghost Theme
A fragment hints at an exhibit titled Giant Won't Pho or related ghost motif presented by Le, showing a lingering, enigmatic arts scene. Details are sparse but suggest an exhibition remark or artist statement. The item reads like a brief arts column tease from a local paper.
San Domingo and Alaska Parallels in Historic Nomenclature
The fragment discusses a hypothetical hereditary link and a playful comparison between a "Grant of San Domingo" and Alaska, citing geographic divisions and colonial details. It references a West India region, the 67th to 74th meridian line, and mentions Haiti, San Domingo, and Spanish Creole populations with an army of 20,000.
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San Domingo
Alaska
Beren
San Dom
Marian Othe
Florida
Central America
Cape Araehos
Haytia San Domingo
Sapa
America
Pag
Grant
St Alenix
New York World
Silver and Lead Mines Near Salt Lake City Explored
Captain William Light describes rich ore pockets and high yields at Horn Silver Mountain and Emma Districts near Salt Lake City. He notes argentiferous galena and carbonates of lead with about $50 per ton in silver and $50 per ton lead, plus districts like Little Cottonwood and Meadow showing substantial bullion production since 1870.
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William Light
Precios Yies Silver
Bess Beri
Contes
Péerton
Horn Silver Mountain
Sal Lake City
Bingham
Salt Lake City
Emma
Uiis
Seemssaat
Fragmented phrase about baptism and beliefs in Greece
A garbled excerpt references baptismal rites and white robes in Greece, mentioning individuals and a ritual ring. The text is incomplete and lacks clear narrative or outcomes.
A Moral Dose For Digestion And Delight
A fragmented passage muses on happiness and small daily acts. It reflects on kindness, encouraging words, and the idea that a single year can yield many moments of happiness for many people. The text also touches on morals and a suggested remedy described as a “moral dose” for digestion and cheer.
Louisville Canal Appropriation Passes Senate
Special to Cincinnati Times reports the Senate passed the House bill for 250000 dollars for the Ohio and Louisville Canal and 841000 dollars for the Des Moines Rapids improvement without amendment. Also notes appointments of Wade White and Simpson as commissioners and Franz Siggel's acceptance as Secretary of the Interior.
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Wasurwotoy
Senate
House
Ohio and
Louisville
Des Moines
Jon. E. Stevenson
Associated Press
San Domingo
Franz Siege
Wade
White
Cere Urea
Simpson
Shotek Kane
Franz Siggel
Interior
Trial of Smuggler in Government Case Opens
Fragmentary teleprinter style report notes a trial in Boston on January 2 involving a smuggler. Government counsel argues the case amid unclear details. Bail set at 30,000 dollars for each of the defendants.
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Hokey
Nah
Boston
Tiger
Wee
Eno
Saac
Tae von
Jy Dire
New von Erngtem Lund
Funeral Notices and Market Briefs From New York
The obituary item notes the funeral of Jacobs, a deceased figure in Philadelphia area matters. Market updates show gold weak around 104 10, with specie shipments and a Calabria shipment to Europe valued at $50,000.
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York
Jacobs
Calabria
Europe
Latest Markets by Telegraph Warxer January 12
Market report shows flour unchanged and wheat steady at 119 per 100 pounds for No 2 New York. Cattle receipts 315 head versus 363 yesterday. market dull and heavy with light demand. Western sales and petroleum, lard and sugar noted, with limited firm prices and varied demand across regions.
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New York
Brrrao
Ohio,Inc
Kentuck Illinois
Aed Pann
Canal appropriation bill passes Senate for Louisville Canal
Dispatch from Washington reports that the Canal Appropriation bill has passed the Senate and, having previously cleared other chambers, now awaits the President's signature to become law. C. W. Rowland, president of the Chamber of Commerce, notes the favorable action. The item is dated January 12 at Wasuixaros.
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Louisville Canal
United States Senate
C. W. Rowland
Chamber of Commerce
Dispatch
Wasuixaros
Cincinnati
Senate
Laren
Congress
An Evening in the Laboratory Lecture Prof Curran and Hovey
Professors Curran and Hovey delivered a striking laboratory lecture at Lockland Baptist Church on Tuesday evening. Three hundred attendees witnessed aston ishing demonstrations including fire with ice and melting metal by hand. Proceeds from the event benefited the church as the speakers donate their services.
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A.T. Curran
Maj. L. M. Hovey
Lockland Baptist Church
Messrs
Curran
Hosea
Faithless Wife Leaves with Husband’s Money in Berlin Plot
On Vine and Thirteenth street, Mr and Mrs Ryman once lived there. A morning wagon arrived, packages taken, then Mrs Ryman vanished with money and $1,000 bonds. The husband, furious, offers a $300 reward for wife and wealth’s return as rumors link a Berlin merchant to the affair.
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Vine
Thirteenth Streets
Ryman
Rymanos
Berlin
Prussia
Mr. Ryman
Cost of Railroads in the United States in 1870
The 1870 rail network reached 54,435 miles, up from 53,422 in 1860, with an average construction cost of 40,345 dollars per mile. European war delayed securities, yielding only 6,874 miles built of 16,685 projected, with a state by state distribution showing Maine to California and territories, totaling 8,250,102,113.10 dollars in regional costs and a grand recapitalization figure after year 1870.
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Ates
Tangthin
Miles
Equi
Maine
Appnawasie
Vermont
Tagot Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylva
Maryland
Semanas Maryla
West
Labama
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Prinsma
Kansas
Colorado
Fineve
Sanaebraska
Ter
Idaho
California
Isa - Ha
Utah
Pipe lines stretch twelve and three quarter miles
A fragmented report notes a long pipeline measure of twelve and three quarters miles, with reference to the installation and readiness for connection. Names and places are unclear in the readable text, but the project scope involves extensive piping work and preparation.
Common Pleas Sale Notice at West Wood Street area
Notice of a weak sale by the Hamilton Common Pleas court dated 2?4 December 1570, listing multiple claimants and property lots along Wood Street and Fifth Avenue. The document references Margaretha Brown and others as parties with interests in Lot 3 and adjacent parcels, detailing commence points, boundary lines, and measurements in feet for the property conveyance.
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Gok
Lagmann
Fred Chanan
Oliver Ferin
Sna Ceakoiee
Ohio
Eae
Margaretha Brown
Wood
A . Ty-Wix
Ernest
Nous
Uae
Bagiuning
H.C. W
Hessee
Ieee
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Brooklyn Navy
Seycee Board of Officers
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Ohio Republican Association
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Executive Mansion
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Silver Mines of
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Fred. Frank
United States Commissioer
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Lafayette LA Boiteaux & CO
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OTICE
Superior Court of Ohio
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Jellison & CO
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Lacey Picts
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Strader
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ANCH
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Sarria
Saan
Wilson Bros
Hand, Whitehouse & CO
Wallace Patent
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Rankin
Rankin & CO
Archival Iron Works
Franklin Type Foundery
Clutinanti
Allison, Smith & Johnson
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GEO. E. Stevens & CO
Fourth St
St. Paul's
G. 58 &Co
Main Street
Murray
Lanman
Florida Water
Carrrick
Ission Merchants
Lew W. Laxodry
Avevervs
Langley & Kinkead
V. L. W. Langley & CO
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Mus
Fexp
Water St
Bet
Cemcennati
Central Tea Store
T. Griffiths
Central Tea
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