Massachu setts senator Henry Wilson nomination headlined
A collage of political notes reports Henry Wilson nominated for re election to the U S Senate by the Massachusetts caucus while a Virginia Legislature member urged more patronage to the South. Also covered are local incidents in Ohio and New Orleans legal matters, plus cultural notes on Holland’s tribute in New York and theatre bets.
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Nilsson
Indianapolis
Missouri
Hendricks
Indiana
Washington
Peratanes
Supreme
Pleasanton
Self
Massachupetta
Henry Wilson
United States Senate
Virginia
South
Charleston
Ohio
McMurray
Springfield
Demi-Monde
de Camp
Dayton
New Orleans
Myre Clarke Geines
Supreme Court of the State
B. D. Shepherd
St. Thomas
Republic
Holland
New York
Brooklyn
J. Renforth
H. Kelley
Tyne
J. Or
T. Winship
Renforth
Kelley
Wiltwo
Yale
Parry
Sei Bebsel
Newcombe
Cornell Uni
Ard
University of Rochester
George Seddes
New York State Agricultural Society
Stee
Ie Gera Zist
Academy Ofusic
Fechter
Booth
Wallack
Jefferson
Miss Kellogg
Miss Glyn
Bwk
Acad
United States
Benjamin Eggieston
Richard Smith
Secretary of the Treasury
Associated Press
Wasurmatox
Dr. Tift
Navy
Porter
Alden
Bureau of Navigation
Elcon
Preiro
Temple
LE Enlar
Tennessee
Tennesee
H. V. Boynton
New York Associated Press
Cincinnati Gazeu2
Mr. Jacobs
Cincinna
HJ. Ramedell
New York Tribune
Arthur R
Mevara, Foley and
Hill
Cnophers
Gen
Fred
Douzen Jr
Germans Defeated at Gien and Chanzy's Elan
A Bordeaux dispatch reports in the Gien engagement the enemy driven back and several Prussian officers killed. Chanzy cites the Loire army panic at Lemans and the failure to execute orders, but urges renewed vigor and unity to defend liberty and the Republic.
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Loxpox
Bordeaux
Gien
Chanzy
Loire
Lemans
Charter Arguments in Washington Favorable to Charters
Special Dispatch reports from Washington that Job E Stevenson and General A Hi Hickenlooper appeared before the Committee of Railroads and Canals to urge a national charter for the Cincinnati and Chattanooga Railroad. The committee was favorably disposed and granted them another hearing at the next meeting.
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Cincinnati Times
Wastusuron
Han
Job E. Stevenson
General A. Hi. Hickenlooper
Committee of Railroads and Canals
Cincinnati and Chattanooga
Europe Bombardment of Paris Feeds Noncombatant Slaughter
Reports from Loxpox say English accounts describe a fierce bombardment of Paris with shells striking hotels churches hospitals and private homes. The siege nears Hotel des Invalides and St Sulpice while hospitals and museums suffer. Havre reports skirmishing near the city as Prussians menace Cambria. A separate local tale recounts a Springfield stranger exploiting a jailer and visiting inmates, calming with hymns then attempting to borrow money before vanishing.
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Paris
Hotel Des Invalides
St. Sulpice
Sorbonne
Sulpice
Val de ° Grace
Luxembourg
Hospital Val de Grace
Havre
Faidherbe
Cambria
Lincoln Statue Assignment and Pension Bill Debate
The Senate reviewed Miss Vinnie Ream as the artist for President Lincoln’s statue and referred the matter to committee. Edmunds reported favorably on a House bill increasing pensions for disabled soldiers and widows and orphans of deceased service members. Multiple debates followed on war and governance measures, Ohio asylum jurisdiction, and earlier maritime and infrastructure bills, with adjournment after executive session.
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Special Dispatch
Cincinnati Times
Washisgton
D.C
Brooks-Hastings
Brooks
Hastings
Ohio
United States
National Asylum For Disabled Volunteer Soldier
Senate
Campbell
Congress
Lewis D. Campbell
Schenck
Thurman
Mtate
Tlayes
Sesiahe
Hayes
House
Sia
Cessna
Sterling
Butler
Maki
Capitol Extension
Ream
Lincoln
Vinnie Ream
Edmunds
Committee On Pensions
Conkling
United Saies
Messrs
Lewis
Warner
Trumbull
Trumbull J
Sherman
Bates
Hesoaker
Dayton
Rman
Mont
Atte Ag
Aes
Board of Mana
Regulating Sheriff's Printing and Land Grants Debate
Columbus dispatch notes Senate and House actions on taxation exemptions for state roads and a broad discussion of land grants to railroads. A resolution questions gas works at a penitentiary and parties spar over subsidies. an excursion to Nelsonville Haydenville and Straitville coal mines is planned for Wednesday, mainly from Cleveland.
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Senate
Cowan
House
Congress
Centos
Nelsonville
Haydenville
Straitville
Cleveland
McGill steamer burned. ownership and insurance listed
The T. L. McGill steamer, burned at Shoofly bar last Saturday night, was owned by Capt D. H. Silver and others with insurance details from Citizens Wheeling and Enterprise Cincinnati. The report from St. Louis dated January 16 lists values and insurers including 24,666 Foye Basic Wheel ing and $2,000 with Citizens and Wheeling firms, plus Enterprise Cincinnati at $5,000.
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St. Louis
T. L. McGill
D. H. Silver
Yvaleee Ea Eee
Reyman’s
Pittsburg
Foye
Wheeling
Citizens
Pu”lin
Enterprise
Cincinnati
Markets by Telegraph From Burraio Report
January 16 market notes show unsettled trading with nominal bids and small activity. Wheat prices drifted around a few pence, while other staples remain dull and offered with little demand.
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Telegraph
Burraio
Expedition sails delayed for Tennessee commission visit
Ex Senator Wade and Prof White arrive at the Astor House with a San Domingo Commission delegation to discuss the Tennessee voyage. The Navy Secretary Porter and other officials gather aboard the USS Tennessee for the expedition preparations. The voyage likely departs midweek with multiple vessels and a press corps aboard.
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Islandian
Hudson
Tral
East End police call Brookfield the wickedest man in Cincinnati
A informal gathering of East End policemen near the Little Miami Railroad Depot denounces Brookfield as the wickedest man in Cincinnati. Their venting includes hyperbolic, profane comparisons to the most venomous figures, with vivid but nongraphic imagery of their disdain. The scene is described as a noisy, joke-like outburst rather than a formal accusation.
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East End
Little Miami
Brookfield
Cincinnati
Cart. Ep. Evans Reports Pittsburg Ad Noon Flood at Chat
An item notes that Cart Evans received an advertisement from Pittsburg at noon claiming 18 feet of water at Chat and that the level was still rising. The report reflects a news brief on flood conditions and incoming data.
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Ep. Evans
Pitsburg
Chatt
Tux Ohio No 4 Grounded at New Richmond This Morning
Tux Ohio No 4, due this morning from Poveroy, grounded at New Richmond this morning. She will probably be in port by evening.
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Tux
Ohio No
Poveroy
New Richmond
Evenin’y
Wedding Customs At The Church In Early Afternoons
Nuptial arrangements favor one and eight o clock ceremony times. The bride’s monogram decorates the altar as the organist scores the procession. Four ushers in evening dress guide guests to reserved seats during the ceremony and silent prayers.
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Cincinnati and Chattanooga Railroad
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Union Insurance Company
Geo. F. Davis
George W. McAlpin
Joseph W. Wayne
Oliver Perin
Gagram Gano
Henry A. Jones
Theodore Cook
Wm. Henry Davis
A. H. Hinkle
James W. Gaff
Charles Mendenhall
Wm. M. Richardson
Casper Geist
United States Court
Alfred P. Stone
Joseph H. Geiger
Leavitt
John Herron
Harrison & Wilson
Jacob Spindler
J. C. Shryer
Jude Leavis
R. M. Corwine
Burkhalter
Sandy Creek
Harrison Township
J. Gray
Symmestown
Wm. Tayior
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W. Krause
Patrick Farrel
Carthage
N. Marchant
A . Long
Tod
Delman
C. E. Goliaban
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Law Bulletin
Truman Hi. Handy
New Wilmitton County Infirmary
Dan Flamm
Robert Moore
Relief ‘Fund
First Ward
Same
Twelfth Ward
In. Baen
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Lomsdale
Wilson Bros
Pike's Opera House
Dearborn Street
Unicn
Troy
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Roarra
Hand, Whytehouse & CO
Wallace Patent
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Rankin
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Plum
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Brass and Steam Pipe Works
Ewlass & Hodgson
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J. W. Con. Firth
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