14 Jul 1856
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1856
Page
1
Advertised legal notices reference Buckner and Co, Edwards Lea, Colter partnership names, and attorneys at law. Mentions Ascertainment of actions in Cincinnati, Ohio, and local county references such as Ashtabula and Columbiana. Dated Monday evening July 14.
A declination in favor of the American ticket unsettles fusionists who hoped to break unity. Barwen withdraws to support Fino muons and true American principles. The piece recalls earlier bolter positions, criticizes former leaders, and cites long-standing political battles and a medical digression on resuscitation methods.
In Hell's Life in London Richard Manks of Warwickshire offers to run 80 miles or more for £25, 10 miles for £50 if he runs 11 miles in one hour, or 21 miles in three hours. He wagers £60 for 100 miles in thirteen hours or £150 to £50 he walks 1,000 miles in a single day, with matches on turnpike roads or enclosed grounds.
The Democratic Reflector of Hamilton New York signals a deferral or pause in a political effort. The piece notes uncertainty around a proposed move and frames the issue within local party discourse.
Beyard Taylor the post traveler and Mr Kensett the law painter travel aboard the Asia bound for Liverpool. Taylor plans to stay about two years and join travels in northern Europe and Lapland. Kennett aims to spend two to three months sketching in the English Scottish and Irish lake districts and return in November.
The piece describes Fillmore as a known statesman with eminent qualifications for the Presidency and praises his faithful service. Fremont is portrayed as an adventurer who is unknown and untried, having failed to heed a guide’s advice and sacrificed his men.
A coroner's jury concludes several mysterious deaths resulted from eating. The report hints at broader concerns over health, travel, and possible dangers linked to dietary causes, reflecting on public anxieties of the period.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a person and place with unclear action. readable parts indicate a local event or incident but key names and details are missing.
James Findlay Schence, Commander U S Navy, asserts his service in California from 1840, disputing a Journal of Fremont account. He claims early naval rank, anti Castro actions, and says his role as aide and quartermaster supported the rout of Castro, seeking Ohio state pride for naval service.
The New York Tribune reports on an alleged plot to murder two Negroes with paid conspirators, while Abolitionist demonstrations near the state capitol sparked clashes and prompted authorities to disband a so called Legislature. Proclamations and armed groups accompanied a tense day as Col. Sumner and officers asserted control and warned arrests.
The London Chronicle 1780 offers a vivid portrait of Washington at 47 with blue eyes brown hair and a fair complexion marked by smallpox. It praises his manly figure, dignified bearing, and steady temper while noting his virtuous alliance with the Church and the courteous treatment of women in America.
A jewelry theft at Main Street near Citizens Bank led to a pursuit and arrest at Third and Vine. Officer Snowfield helped corner Patrick Moray, an Irishman about 99 years old, with a stash of stolen items found on him. His younger accomplice fled. officers seek to arrest him.
Deputy Marshal Clarkson tried to transport two youths to the House of Refuge on Saturday afternoon. A youth named Hettigger fled into a canal after a long chase across fences, fields, and ditches. Clarkson pursued, pulled the boy from the canal, and then ferried him back to the buggy after enlisting an ally to help. The boy narrowly escaped a whip and was returned to custody for the journey to the refuge.
Saronpar July 13 market notes say activity is dull and unsettled. Only sale reported 160 bbls at 5 60. Receipts since yesterday total 1 541 bbls. Grain markets show corn offered at 38 percent with downward tilt. Wheat no movement. Oats available at 8 to present delivery. Rye dull and nominal.
The steamship Hermans sails at noon for Southampton and Havre carrying about thirty passengers and some coin. The steamship Eirburg also sails at noon for Glasgow with around two hundred passengers aboard.
Flew York Market reports unsettled cotton at 100 bales Estes. flour unsettled with 10 000 barrels. wheat irregular with 91 000 bushels sold. corn firm with notable sales. beef firm with 960 barrels. sugar and molasses steady. lard scarce with no sales of bacon.
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