News From Across The Country In Brief Headlines
A string of varied items reports arrivals and appointments in New York Vermont Kentucky and Montreal. Notables include Miss Motley’s marriage Frampton Church Wilson Drummond slated to replace J S Wilson at the Land Office and a death note for Thomas D Arcy McGee aged fifty eight in Montreal. Local incidents include a horse thief hung in Sagnoche Colorado and a fatal railroad accident near Cerrville Chicago. </s>
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New York
Vermont
B. M. Buckley
Louisville
Kentucky
London
Miss Motley
Frampton Church
Wilson Drummond
Wilson
Thomas Darcy McGee
Montreal
Vaughan
Utah
Andrews
Marietta
Ohio) College
Senate
Colorado
Boston
Gery
Charles Evans
Hanover
Mobile Board of Trade
Mobile and Northwestern Railroad
Sagnoche County
Chi
Greenville
Ohio
D. C
Bartling
Grant
Missouri House
Shote
Richardson
Michigan Central Railroad
Cerrville
Chicago
Mordecai Myers
Schnectedy
Free and Accepted
Book Concern
Lanahan
Davenport
Iowa
United States
France
Mary Ann Anderson
Rean
Baltimore
Intense Sufferings of the Poor and War News Amid Turmoil
A digest of wartime dispatches notes intensified German bombardment and Irish discontent while Wall Street reports suggest market tightness. Parallel items reference treasury notes, railroad finances, Paris bombardment effects, and political moves in Congress and the House Budget. The day closes with a reading of civil appointments and district governance debates.
Atoms of War Reported in Paris and Front Lines
Balloon reports reach Paris to the 16th while the city remains tranquil. French batteries advance near Paris dismantling German guns. Bourbaki defeated. German losses 4,200 vs French 7,200 with few captives. Von Werder reinforced. Belfort relief effort frustrated.
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Paris
Jules Favre
Bismarck
London
King William
Bourbaki
Earl Granville
Prussia
Seine
Belfort
von Werder
Tith
Bombardment Near Paris Advances. Fire and Duel Progress
Vansartima reports the southwest batteries now within eight hundred yards of Fort Montrouge as artillery presses the siege. Fort Montrouge fires,Diesy resumes and breaks out again. long-range guns lob shells, complicating travel for nearby routes.
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Paris
Rossa Backers Signal Postponed Reception
Richard McCloud chairs Communities on Reception as the grand event to honor O'Donovan Rossa is postponed until all members arrive. O'Donovan Rossa speakers expressed thanks and the timing shifts to accommodate remaining FemMans.
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Richard McCloud
O'Donovan Rossa
Wisconsin Fight: O'Connor Defeats St. Clair in Dubuque Bout
A boxing match occurred yesterday across the river in Wisconsin from Dubuque with two bruisers named O'Connor and St. Clair. O'Connor won after twenty rounds fought in about fifteen minutes, delivering the victory.
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Wisconsin
Dubuque
O'Connor
St. Clair
Raid frees burglars from Mobile jail
A raid on the Mobile jail Thursday night led to the release of Henry White, James Bisch, and James Simpson, three notorious burglars.
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Mobile
Henry White
James Bisch
James Simpson
War pensions debated in Indian Legislature session
The vice president presented a unanimous resolution to grant pensions to surviving soldiers of the War of 1812. Senator Foster Blodgett of Georgia was certified as United States Senator for six years from March next. A discussion covered Sumner’s bill on civil rights, and various commerce and river navigation measures were read or referred. A report from the Ohio River obstruction debate and a note on an American colored lawyer’s triumph in London courts were also mentioned.
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Cedar Leg
Florida
Allison
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District of Columbia
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Todiana
United States
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Cook
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Baid
House Indians
Morton
Indidma
Foster Blodgett
Georgia
Sumner
National Labor Union Convention
Chandler
Michigan
Committee On Commerce
Fenton
North American Steamship Company of
Antwerp
Bremen
Plymouth
Lin Chandler
Ohio River
Newport and Nati Bridge Company
Cincinnati
Ko Ergy
Kansas
New York Sun
Sun
London
Leick
Europe
Boes In
South
St Maryn
Cassius M. Cle
Lexander
Clay
Hotel Klee
Sumpee
Germany
Aone
Edu
England
Chester
Cain Wei
Rozen Neva
Frence
Westward ho in the West and the East’s high hopes
Special correspondence from Cincinnati notes growing Westward immigration and expectations for the Wars of Empire era. The writer ponders empirical moves toward the West, railroads, bridge projects, architectural efforts, and a brisk but uneven springtide affecting commerce and travel.
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Cincinnati Times
St. Louis
Bi. Louis
Sree
Hermesa
Great
Lethkad
Emerson and art scene mix in Boston and New York
The piece surveys Emerson's looming 68th birthday and bustling art activity from Boston to New York. It notes Swinburne, Ream, and various artists at work, reports on galleries and schools, and hints at war-time media costs, with a London Era letter about Artemus Ward’s heirs.
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Boston
Robert N
Pri
Louise
M. Evarts
Yale
Tapdei Atheneum
Anon Swinburne
Levy
Tennyson
St. Louis
Breitmann Leland
Mary’ Lowell Putnam
Lowell
Mass
National Soldiers
Dayton
Black
Ogee
Art Review
Union Lee Ows
Philadelphia
Grant
Franklin Simmons
Dora d’ Istria Han Pished
Sanscrit
Italy
Archæological Society of Athens
Philadel
Avery
Yale College
Col. Rambull
Piodern Mastera
New York
Bonner
Journal of Commerce
Evening Post
Darien
Rev. Frank
Leslie
Bes
Artemus Ward
Brown
A. Ward
Aston
Mr. Rogers
Parade Citizen
Bristol
U.S America
Adjournment of the Legislature and Hamilton County Fee Bill
A dispatch from Cincinnati reports both branches meeting at an hour and adjournment to next week amid allegations of rascality. the piece highlights a new carpet cost of $2000 and notes proposed amendments to create a special commission to inspect public transactions under the fee law and report irregularities.
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Cincinnati qTienes
Conusnus
Iptil
Toke
Hamilton
Hamilton County
Court Concludes Whisky Bond Trials And Patent Damages
In U S Circuit this morning Judges Emmons and Leavitt presided over key whisky bond cases. The United States v Turner held bonds valid as removals to a class B bonded warehouse were permitted. Craven & Hutchins faced judgment for defendants. Tilghman v Werk & Co awarded a decree for compromise and damages, with appeal noted. Tilghman v Shillito similar patent injunction. The Dungin conspiracy motion to quash indicted. Court decorum marked by ornate, humorous misread bond exhibit and a long, decorative bound document display.
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U. 8 Circuit
Emmons
Leavitt
United States
Joseph M. Turner
Hooper
Revenue Department
Barnett and Follett
Harper
Craven & Hutchins
Emmone
Bateman
Burnett
Richard A. Tilghman
Philadelphia
M. Werk & Co
M.11. Tilden
Supreme Court
Tilghman
Geo. Shillito
Jamiong
United
Daniel G. Dungin
Sloane
Franksfort Cincinnati Southern Railroad Bill Postponed
The Cincinnati Southern Railroad bill was discussed at Franksfort with Hon George W Silvertooth defending it and J McCreary opposing. The charter issue drew bitter remarks about Cincinnati political status and tribute to Lee, delaying further action to Wednesday.
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Cincinnaati Times
Frasxfort
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
George W. Silvertooth
Ecote
J. McCcCreary
Milson
Kentucky
Wolelaye
Learned Doctors' Visit to Advocate Courtroom Alteration
Judge H H Emmons of Detroit arrived last night with Judge Leavitt and will move to Washington this evening. They aim to influence Congress Judiciary Committees to report an appropriation for altering the U S Courtroom in the city. The retiring judge’s influence may favor Dr Corwin, elevating local prestige.
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H. H. Emmons
Detroit
U. S Circuit Court
Leavitt
Washington
BR. M. Corwin
New Yoak Stocks Race Ahead in a Choppy Market
January 20 report from New Yoak shows stocks active with varied gains and losses across sectors. Notable figures include Adelman firms and utilities, with Inland and Western Union among listed movers amid unsettled bonds and merchant quotes.
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St. Paul
Toledo
Fort Wage
Tom &T Haute
Feets
Obi
Ohio
Kiney
Kiney Ari Cae i
Adams Ealee
Wells Warne& Co
A States
Western Union
Omaha and Northwestern railroad reaches De Soto milestone
A January report notes the Omaha and Northwestern railroad line completed to De Soto, twenty six miles from the starting point. The piece mentions a young girl’s return to a former position and references a Utah context, but details are unclear.
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Oana
Omaha and ‘Northwestern
de Soto
Irl
McTakai
Bannock I Af Wag
Utah
Gira
Death of Old Citizen Margaret Wilson at 70
Old Citizen Mrs. Margaret Wilson widow of Captain Wilson long in command of a Louisville Mail line steamer died at her residence after reaching seventy years. Also notes on counterfeit money case of Jossin Tuaxen near Richmond Clermont county. Turner bailed at 1,000. Cincinnati Good Templars plan an evening ball at Fourth and Vine with entertainment. A new sidewalk runs along Hamilton pike from Brighton to Cumminsville. Homen C James of McArthur Ohio admitted to U S Courts in this city.
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Margaret Wilson
Wilson
Louisville
Jossin Tuaxen
Richmond
Clermont County
Ohio
U. S
Halliday
Wee
Turner
Cincinnati Lodge of Good Templars
Fourth and Vine Streets
Homen C. James
McArthur
Cincinnati
Amilton County
Brown
Benhowty
Teelth
Taichenth Eosin
John Walker
Valestine
Benes
Wale
Bone
Heary
BK. Kary
Say Zi
Suffering steamer McIlleAome aid meeting raises funds
In St Louis on January 20 a noon meeting gathered about $1,000 for the victims of the McilleAome disaster. A relief committee was formed and appointed to organize further aid and support for the fire survivors.
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St. Louis
Unclear OCR: Burned Mill and Robbery Stated
Fragmentary report notes a fire at a flour mill in Moro Illinois and a robbery involving a person named Fine. It references a loss totaling about $20,000 and mentions an assailant identified as Hfaheine the bees reas ager. The text is garbled and unnamed events lack clear dates or locations.
Grain and Livestock Markets Show Mixed Activity
Wheat and corn held firm amid quiet trading as buyers stayed cautious. Cattle and sheep showed strength with Western sales at about 72 to 84 dollars, hogs firm near 2.40 with large receipts. grain trades scattered with No 2 Chicago spring around 1.32 to 1.35 per bushel and western oats about 46 to 49 cents in bulk.
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Temeer
Ile
Chicago
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