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Newspaper

Cincinnati Daily Times

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1872

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Ex soldiers to address Pittsburg elders convention

Washisoton July 27 Eighty ex soldiers of the volunteer army now clerks in the Interior Department have prepared an address to be read at the elders Convention at Pittsburg The Postofied Department will be closed Monday and draped in mourning for ex Postmaster General Randall The National Committee of the Liberal Republicans opened headquarters on the avenue Col Alexander removed from the city post office by Presi

Times and Chronicle Washisoton Volunteer Army Interior Department Pittsburg Washington Randall National Committee Col. Alexander Presi

Treasury halts purchases of Confederate manuscripts

Treasury Department reports that following Jasob Thompson's letter, several parties offered to sell Confederate manuscript documents to the government for money. No further purchases will be made.

Browe Delivers Jackson Address Endorsing Grant

Jason B. Browe, Democratic Senator from Jackson County in the last Legislature, spoke at Medora in Jackson County today. He endorsed Grant, signaling strong support and urging voters to back the candidate.

Times and Chronicle Asay Jason B. Browe Jackson County Medora Grant

Ohio pardon petition sent to Governor from Cleveland coal firm

A special dispatch from Coumson Ohio dated July 27 reports a petition from perceptible Pennsylvania people requesting a pardon for a convict in custody. The petition is addressed to Governor David of Ohio. The Card and Upson Coal Company of Cleveland has $300000 capital and mines in Peru. The county where the petition originates is voting for A Jackson.

Times and Chronicle Coumson Card and Upson Coal Company Cleveland Perseein Pennsylvania David Ohio A. Jackson

New Yor July 27 Notice on Canal Construction

New York report notes members of the seer felace at the construction of a canal. The fragment mentions involvement by officials or workers in a project setting but lacks clear names dates or locations beyond the canal topic.

New Yor

Doctor's letter on slavery and Africa in New York July 27

The piece presents an undated letter by Dr. Li discussing the evils of slave trading and describing the Rua people, their appearance, and habits. It includes travel notes about the Congo basin, rivers such as the Lualaba, and a discussion of geography and local flora and fauna. The text mixes commentary on race with scientific observations and vivid, polemical language.

New York London Paris Nepolees Napoleon Casembe Moaria Nyombe Bose Ile Amen Ptople Ainesiae Petherick Speke Grant Baker Enam Noth Lanile Ten Coteans Balers Lessing mala—Webb Lualaba Great Valley Lomaine Hebe Aura Benapas Rd New ME

Jersey City Tax Sale Notice on Erie Railroad

A fragment notes a July date and an attorney general filing regarding the Erie Railroad in Jersey City with a $30,000 tax assessment. It references the New York area and a Superior Court proceeding. The readable text includes names and a road, but details are incomplete.

New Yor

Sunstroke cases and silver shipments in Utah headlines

Two sunstroke cases occurred in Salt Lake yesterday while Utah shipments of silver bullion ran unusually heavy. A discovery of an extensive slum mine was reported near Centreville, Utah. In Omaha Matilda Fletcher delivered an address on the political situation.

Salt Lake Utah Centreville Omaha Matilda Fletcher

Phelps Reveals Iron Deposit Said From Iron Mountain

San Francisco Chronicle notes Hen. T. Guy Phelps presented a claim of iron ore taken from an iron mountain near the Missouri line. He suggested it lies near the proposed Atlantic and Pacific railroad route and could supply San Francisco. Analysts estimate US iron value and labor impact as vast, with one tenth of the population tied to iron production.

San Francisco Chronicle T. Guy Phelps Ing Missouri Phelps de Ir Lee San Francisco Pittsburg Pacific United States Chicago Evening Mail Saag Clin Biarcely West Washington Street Roper

Read’s Social Grace and Royal Encounters with Mr Read

In prose recalling Buchanan Read’s social charm, hospitality, and wit, the piece recounts visits from Prince Humbert and Princess Marguerite at Read’s studio and the palace. A playful exchange about Shakespeare and Read’s poetry highlights charm and artistic reverence amid Italian court life.

Bachesan Buchanan Rome Shakspeare Pius IX Italy St. Angelo Humbert Emmanuel Seea Qape Mr. Reade Mr. Read Plains Michael Angelo Geaive Read

American Ladies in Paris Etiquette of the Streets

Paris correspondence warns American women about street etiquette in the city famed for displays and social scrutiny. It notes risk of misreading dress and behavior, urges escort presence, and describes how even modest attire and discreet conduct can affect perception across Paris and London.

Paris Baltimore America Ealees Conidia London Europe

Schurz publishes Pleasonton letters on patronage San Domingo ties

The statement by Carl Schurz in a New York paper discusses a St. Louis speech on patronage linked to the San Domingo affair. It cites a memorandum and letters from Alfred Pleasonton, former Internal Revenue Commissioner, confirming a conversation with the President about support in exchange for patronage and denying personal friction.

New York Carl Schurz St. Louis San Domingo Tmgs Kierell T Alfred Pleasonton Internal Revenue A. Pleasontom

The True Course on Voting and Civic Integrity

A July Commoner essay urges voters to resist clamor and vote by personal conviction. It praises Spartan discipline and republican virtue, condemns caucus candidates, and demands citizens uphold integrity over party pressure, warning against betraying principles for Grant or Greeley. The piece touts historical virtue and national fidelity as guiding forces for both young and old voters.

Ciocinngsi Over Ste Danry Grant Greeley Ohio Exan Hose Keeley Obitef Union of States Greece Rome Uccon

German political clash sparks unusual party unity in New York

The German ward and district associations show unprecedented strength and cross party support for the presidential ticket, with Democratic ranks swelling and large, eager meetings reported while German Liberal clubs lag in activity.

New York

Great Revelation on Railroads Superseding Time and Space

A Boston Times inspired piece envisions a pneumatic tube network erasing time and space. It claims government funding to link Washington to Baltimore and describes hollow spheres propelled at high speed. The article argues railroads and steam boats would suffer, while praising Governor Orr and debates over Grant versus Greeley in 1872 Virginia politics.

Boston Times Morse Ifis Petrota Congress Capitol Wen Iprion Washington Baltimore Brisbane New York Chicago St. Louis

Awakening of Japan and Western Ties in Progress

The piece surveys Japan's rapid modernization including railroads telegraphs and lighthouses aiding civilization. It notes Japanese ambassadors and students in the United States studying diplomacy and law while promoting increased commerce and population. Cites observers at Overland Monthly and mentions a street incident in London and a mouse tale in Lawrence Kansas. Concludes with the German Emperor gifting Metz to the general staff and a 40,000-volume library from 300 years of collecting.

Japan Ito San Francisco Empire Newes West Point Annapolis Washington Empire of the Sun Overland

Defeat of Carlist band in northern Spain reported

An official report to the Department of War details the total defeat of Castillo's Carlist force numbering about one thousand. Thirteen Carlists killed and forty five captured, ten wounded. Fifty wounded carried by the defeated insurgents. Another insurgent band reported with three killed and many wounded. Also mentions resignations of Dac Aumale and a railway obstruction near Mont Cenie with no loss of life.

Maprito Pefrat Department of War Castillo Spain Dac ¢ Aumale Aviand-alide Mont Cenie

Japanese Embassy party to depart Boston Tuesday week

Wasurxe Tos and accompanying suite left the city today for Pernirate and will be joined by the Mayor of Veddo on Tuesday week. They expressed gratification with their visit here and will travel on to their next destination.

Wasurxe Tos Pernirate

Shoemakers Strike Over Wage Reductions in Lysyn

About a hundred shoemakers from thirty five shops in Lysyn Massachusetts have walked out in protest of wage cuts. Several manufacturers have chosen not to reduce wages. The strike signals a wider dispute within the local shoe industry as workers press for kept pay levels.

Lysn Mass

Massachusetts Republican Convention Dates Announced

The Massachusetts Republican State Convention will assemble in Worcester on August 28 after a July 27 session in Boston. A yacht named Rembler arrived here from its trial with the Madeline, while the Madeline remains at New London. Prominent Baltimore merchant Daniel Chase died yesterday.

Boston Worcester Saxpy Hoox Rembler Madeline New Lons Baltimore Batimore Daniel Chase

River News Dispatch From Prinspisa July 27

Special dispatches report the Monongahela River rising five feet one inch, with freights and passengers on light trips. Several packets depart or depart with coal tows, weather cloudy and warm, boats like Arlington and City of Cairo noted for trips. river rises measured, canals blocked, and several towboats moving upriver.

Times and Chronicle Prinspisa Monongahela City Leopard Ban Tiger Tom Lysle Yellow Creek Cincinnati Steeleheak Evanxsvitur Michigan Gay Eagle Louisville Cairo J. Baker Caseyville Idlewild Arlington St. Louis Charlie Mclonald Mary Ament Grandview Newburg Charmer New Orleans Nashville Champion Alice Brown Rover James Watron Tennessee River Coal Hill Liberty Evansville Kew Albany Smoky City Grand Lake Madison Gen. Anderson Henry Probasco Cincinnsti Warner John Means Arkansas Belle Pauline Carroll New Orleana City of Inoxton Oriole Pomeroy Chesapeake Gallipolis Dugan Portsmouth de Welt Wise

Wheat and flour markets show mixed activity across regions

July 27 reports from CuERvetano, Minwarkaw, Toxno, and Crescent City quote flour firm to rising, wheat varying from firm to wrendly and No 2 at about 1 25 4 cents, corn steady with dull demand, oats mixed, and river freight activity quiet. New York and New Orleans notes reflect steady flour, quiet wheat, and modest corn. prices and terms for No 2 red white amber and varied futures are listed with regional specifics.

Cuervetano Ygswe Dte Minwarkaw Harley Larmoi Treadwell Apacher Toxno Michigan Louis Faby New York Eaer Sondhins Oate Lamseo Roy Prime Peina Crescent City

Letters Remaining in the Postme at Week Ending July 27

A list shows names including Austen, Balser, Charv Mina Mollie Rawera, Ian Cooper, Mary Clark, Miriam L Carnes, Grimes, Fanole, Heidrich, Grason, iH Samuel Holmes, John Jenks, Lukins, Lambe, Jennie Messick, Daniel Pete and others. The weekly tally covers Postme letters awaiting pickup and note the remaining recipients.

Dayue Kyi Austen Thomas Balser Moe Charv Mina Mollie Rawera Ian Cooper Minx Mary Clark Miriam L Carnes Capt Grimes Fanole Heidrich Charles Grason Mragana Ih Samuel Holmes T John Jorie Jenks Fine Wee

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