19 Jan 1856
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1856
Page
1
Fragments show a dentist advertisement and professional card entries from a city directory. References include Dr John Leslir and T R McCulloch with office near Bev enth and John streets and other items indicating pricing and professional notices.
The piece denounces Republican and abolitionist lines as the national dispute centers on Nebraska and anti Nebraska issues. It defends the American party's stance against slavery tests and urges steadfast support for elected American representatives amid Democratic and Republican pressure. It notes Kansas Sevier's travels, Leavenworth Free State triumph, and a Cherokee marriage, ending with a merchant vessel captain's private Sebastopol letter.
Market notes show inconsistent pricing with values from 81 to 40 cents for certain items. Additional lines indicate prices between 25 and 6 cents for other commodities. The fragment suggests a volatile small‑scale trading scene without clear product names.
Jealousy surrounds the owners of a celebrated vessel after a dispute between Major Downing and Captain Jumper over a signed agreement. Downing vanishes after a tense exchange. friends insist the quarrel stems from hard bargaining and stubborn families, with potential public trouble if not resolved.
The State Journal reports the Colored Men's Convention in Columbus convening at ten o'clock. A committee of five was formed to arrange business and select permanent officers. J T G Ve served as president with D D Taylor A Flynn and V as vice presidents. Secretaries were L Williams Foster and Booker. The body adjourned to meet again in the afternoon.
A correspondent notes the arrival of the store ship Supply at an East port. The report mentions efforts to obtain ten or twelve additional items and references various unnamed figures and locations in the rebel context.
A garbled item mentions Ward Beecher and a speaker who rarely fails to engage an audience. The text is fragmented with unclear names and dates, making precise details unavailable.
Fragments describe an experienced director of news events. The item notes annoyances occurring on a Friday and references tensions around editorial tasks and newsroom duties.
A series of store burglaries on PMN Street and Main near Pearl triggers a manhunt. Arrests include Bohibe Kamel Goldstine Linchardt and others linked to Heinscheimer Co Simon & Co and an express wagon return of goods. State evidence portrays Linchard as a poor peddler drawn into crime and later seeking amnesty.
On a Wednesday afternoon Judge Spencer of the Superior Court issued an order directing Gideon M. Ayres to deliver up to the County Commissioners all books papers receipts and related documents linked to the courthouse office. The directive emphasizes recovering materials tied to court administration and property records.
Telegraph reports recount clashes over Speaker vote and party lines in the House. Cobb contends on precedent while Thorrington and Giddings defend positions as Campbells and Clingman propose limited daily business and restricted debate until a leader is chosen. The House adjourned pending the resolution.
From Columbus the funeral of R W McCoy, a valued citizen, was held today and drew a large concourse of people.
January 8 record notes James Colente versus Frederick Stanton with motion to dissolve writ of error argued by Benjamin for defendants and Reverdy Johnson for plaintiffs. Also United States versus Minnesota Northwestern Railway. Attorney General supports motion to dismiss with Reverdy Johnson and Lod Bariew defense for defendants.
Fragmentary text notes a bill to repeal the Personal Liberty Bill discussed in a legislative session. References to a Ladies' Seminary, a January date, and a governor’s message suggest a political debate within a local or state context.
A Washington note says the Union wrongly attributed to the Associated Press that Mr. Wall of N. 3 voted. The piece claims Republicans are holding another caucus to rally support and influence the outcome.
Market reports show stocks dull and lower with Canton and Cleveland levels noted. Coffee, molasses, seeds, and flour trade with mixed prices. pork, lard, and butter steady or subdued. export demand moderates as rates rise.
On January 16 at Pail somrpmta Philadelphia, beets offered at 68 25 failed to find buyers while 8 demas for city Wade 04 2800 98. wheat shows limited demand as high holders curb activity. Prices for red and white corn meats appear weak. sales of IR gaskels slow. general market tone remains cautious with dull export prospects.
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