War News and Local Notices Fragment Summary
A fragmented historical column reports on gold, customs receipts, and Colorado events. It notes deaths in Florence and Yellow Eagle, a drowning in a cistern, storm damage, a yacht Cambria, and a political scene with a Democratic convention, while European war updates mention Napoleon and Prussia relations, Denmark neutrality, and military movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Madame Rattazzi
Florence
Dayton
Eighien
Peru
Boa
Republicos Spe
Cee
Omaha
Sp Agger Pacific Land
Evansville
Lolipeskantahont Eymers
Sun
Edward Sanger
Congress
Miller
Denar
Enn
Red Cloud
Yellow Eagle
Ren
Ohio
York
Europe
Minnesota
Kirk
Othe
Washington
Enteral Sven Alent Ata
See
California
McCook
Denver
North Park
Secars
Exciting Buffalo Races Set With Eleven 2:34 Entries
A large field of Western trotters lines up at Buffalo on August 6 with multiple purses. In the 2:34 division eleven entries, in the 2:27 heat ten entries, including Jets br Sobres. Five entries bear Woodraf ownership and the 2:40 race nominations include Lady Thorn and Goldsmith J. Wales and Seocheag are noted in the Saturday program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Jets Br Sobres
Wm. H. Woodraf
Lady Thorn
Goldsmith
Pardag Ie Seocheag
da Sea Wales
Fragmentary Dispatches Describe July Shanghai to Pekin Attack
Disjointed OCR notes mention Shanghai reports dated July 14 about an attack near Pekin. The text references destruction and harm to residents, with unclear agency and outcomes.
Niagara Visit Describes New Suspension Bridge and Goats Island
Special correspondence from Niagara details the new suspension bridge, Goat Island attractions, and surrounding sights. It notes the bridge’s length and narrow width for carriages, the panorama offered from Goat Island, and mentions hotels Cataract House Spencer House and local commerce, with cultural notes on visitors and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goat Island
Loretto
Snandy Lane
Hackmen, &c
Cincinnati Times
Niagara
Agit Ad
Niagars
Kapnarn
Sen Ig
Clifton House
Yasmin
Frome de
Veraee
Eros
Jan Pahoa
Table Rock
Niagainda
Wellreet
Sol Fang
Bee Ho
Descriptive 19th Century Dress Styles From a Fashion Page
The article details elaborate garments with discussing a short hip length jacket, long and short sleeve options, trims of satin and lace, belts, bows, and braids. It describes skirts with braids, aprons, and decorative back plaits, plus morning dresses with cambric or jaconet, and a linen jacket style with a shawl point. It also notes unbleached linen suits, black braid detailing, and a velvet bow or English straw hat as accessories with a plume of white feathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anterete
Ieee
Tax law changes repeal many taxes effective 1871
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a 19th century tax act repeals taxes on brewers distillers and various licenses for bankers brokers agents and auctioneers delaying full effect until May 1 1871. Some sales taxes and monthly assessments are repealed with an October timeline for certain payments.
Entertainments Benefit Show Promises Cohesive Talent Display
A local notice previews a benefit program featuring the Sigdor group and Acrobats with a regular troupe. It promises a complete artistic display and a closing exhibition, aiming to draw a sizeable audience for charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sxine ‘& Group
Sam i
Aufa
Tige
Nate Apts
Aaliton Fami
Sigdor
Vatinhes
EA. Doeke
Regelar
Malinge
Red Stockings Dominate in Early Baseball News
A sports roundup notes the Reds of Cincinnati drawing attention with mentions of Red Stockings, Athletics, Mutuals, and Chicago clubs. It covers upcoming games, recent results, and comparisons to top teams, including a major historic matchup reported by a Chicago journalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brecwwae
Oteer
Ainie
Athletics
Philadelphia
Cincin
Cincinmati
Cincinnati
Brockixus
U States
Gossir
Merrisaula
Troy
Rei Htockings
Morrisania
Red Stockings
Atlantic
Philadelphis
Riversides
Portsmouth
Ited
Maine Club
Narvarda
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Kekionges
Mutual Gaipe
Real Estate Transfers Edge Toward Multiple Properties
Rufus King and wife transfer to W H Runkle on a Be Boek street lot with 387 value. Wt Runkle and others convey to J C Thorp a similar lot. Jona Seater and Jacob Crott exchange parcels 3 by 80 feet north of Michael street. Griffin transfers to Nicholas Maller undivided shares in 13 specs. H Runkle and wife sell to Moses Marks lot 19 on outer paneer orth street. Michael Gries and wife sell to George Merck lots in Biegler addition. Hoppe and wife convey to Cincinnati And hanteepea Row 4 1000 acres to Bottom. Weeks Corry to H F M lot on Harvey ave southwest corner. Ja Ketch to A W Auberges lot 17 and 8 on Haven in Atherton. W M Corry to Geo Hofer lot 10 by 160 feet southeast corner of Rockdale ave. Clark to A J Marten lot 99 by 170 feet north side Fulton avenue west of Kemper lane. Alex and site to Regine Scher by 101 feet north side of Larrigon pike. Leone P Michael and Jakers and Chas I L to Gerhard Meming lot 20 by 42 on east street west of Ham street.
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Rufus King
W. H. Runkle
Fark Street
Runkle
J. ¢. Thorp
Jona
Jacob Crott
E. Michael Street
Griffim
Nicholas Maller
Furth
Arnal H. Runkle
Moses Marks
Paneer Orth Street
Michael Gries
George Merck
Biegler
Ogee Bos
Peters— Hoppe
Cincinnati
Weekington
M. Corry
Harvey Aveenets
Stack Brae
Ja. Ketch
A. W.aubeges
Atherton
A. Feast
W. M. Corry
Geo. Hofer
Reapd Rockdale Avehui
Frenets Clark
A.J. Marten
Fulton, Avenue
Kemper
Board of Trade Action on Transportation Fees
The Board of Trade held a noon meeting to act on Mr. Macneale's request regarding transportation facilities for freight from Pittsburgh to Louisville during canal closures. A preamble resolution, offered by Mr. Loth, was adopted unanimously. The secretary was instructed to distribute the resolution to all members and interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wieneas
Ohio
Pitts
Louisville
Iwille
Saver & and
Wueerras
Faieet
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Pitteturg
New Orleans
Anc
Gemer Ko
German steamship mail suspended to England rates stated
The article outlines that direct steamship service to Germany is halted and all correspondence for sank Germany must go by sea mail via England at established international rates. Rates include ten cents per half ounce for letters with prepaid options, four cents per four ounces for newspapers, and eight cents per four ounces for samples, with prepayment compulsory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Clos
England
Hamilton County Agricultural Society Board Meeting Notice
A meeting of the Board of Directors will be held on the Fair Grounds in Carthage at one o clock tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hamilton County Agricultural Society
Fair Grounds
Carthage
Romance and Jealousy End in Unconsummated Betrothal
A city romance ends in heartbreak as a well-born maiden spurns a jealous suitor who suspects an affianced rival. The tale follows his feverish suspicions and the dramatic confrontation at the betrothed’s home, culminating in a vow to live apart rather than wed a man who trusted her. The sequel appears in a marriage notice naming the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Hoesty
Avana
Greenwood Foundery Fire Recurring Loss Claims Insured
A fire at M. Greenwood's Foundery on Walnut Street near the canal broke out shortly before 2 am. Firefighters confined the blaze to the central portion of the building. Damage is estimated between six and seven thousand dollars with forty five thousand dollars of insurance coverage across twenty companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
M. Greenwood
Walnut Street
Canal
Yaniv Teey i Ing Romptsy
Trouble Between Whisky Gaugers and Distillers
A dispute pits Second District distillers and gaugers against First District gaugers and rectifiers over measurement. Government gaugers at distilleries use standard instruments, while First District gaugers are accused of using silver instruments, causing whisky to lose degrees in transit. A distiller tested measurements with independent gaugers, who agreed with him, while First District gaugers reduced readings, prompting calls for investigation and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First District
Seconda Ey Eetay
Wreck crimes and civic notes from Covington and Newport
Reports detail a grand larceny case involving a hog chain a derrick and lead pipes from the steamer Coosa wreck near Newport for which Ryan is held in $500 bail. Coverage notes a Covington gathering for a Sunday grove event with Gen Runkle among speakers and reports a local sunstroke death in Cincinnati. Also mentions local mayoral and marshal candidates in Moneymeat with several names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X 'm
Ae Ryan
Francis and
Ticae
Coosa
Licking River
Newport and Co
Covton i
Gen, Runkle
Dearcey
Cincinnati
Orry Beering
EPL
Omeiver
Wm. L. Grant
C. B
C.D. Foote
T. D. Davin
Arshal
Lidates
Vis
den K. Dailey
B. Dan. Finneil
City Council Proceedings Record of Nuisance Abatement and Expenditures
The City Council met Thursday night approving nuisance abatement petitions on Isabella and Taylor streets and referring others to the Committee on Public Works. Expenditures totaled 48,613.59 with receipts excess of 43,026.26. Ordinances on street improvements and reassessment for Madison Street were discussed, and contracts for nuisance abatement work were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mulvey
Vnabella
Committee On Law
Madison Street
Bencesk
Columbia
Cotinaien
Orchard Street
Jefferson
Enduring Faith Shaped by Maternal Love in Discourse
A nineteenth century sermon stresses vital religion over mere belief, calling for trust in Christ that works. It highlights how love, especially a mother’s affection for her children, embodies this practical faith, presenting a plain, instructional discourse rather than ornate oratory.
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Prince Napoleon
Abdel Kader
Baltic
Prussia
France
Liverpool
Denmark
London Times
American Legion
Paris
Rome
House of Lords
St. Petersburg
Gkel
Cardwell
Kehl
Berlin
Danubian
London Shipping Gazette
Napoleon
Baltic Expeditionary Corps
Cherbourg
Notre Dame Des Victoires
Paris Gaulois
Italy
Peeuri Ae
Bismarck
Belgium
Werseig
Saar
War Office
Count Benedetti
Shanghai
Pekin
Peg Peel
Nimara
Corvent
Cer Lady of the Blessed Sacrament
Vaeed of
Grama
Ee Jagara
Lundy’s Lane
Falls
Canada
Ion Thri
Johan A. Roebling
Teast
Rize
Ita
New York
Perlor
Canola
Whitney, Jerauld & Co
James F. Trott
Wable
Terpsichore
Mis J
the Enquirer
International Hotel
James T. Fulton
Ghie Aodanate
Spencer House
John Young
Linsley
Army
Mra
Wolsey
Red River
Messrs
Bromley and Mears
Scagfo
Lidia
Seay Sik
Reed
Red Dog
Gooper Institute
Aseineon
ST BO
Louisville Canal
Cupid
Young Dream
A.L. Helm
Matwre
White
Gjock
Aoca Mans Sioaul
Buburban
Covington
Newport and Covington Bridge
Arscriti Lendees Ogengettre
Franklin Type Foundery
Vine Street
Cimctinnati
Allison, Smith & Johnson
Snpeyn & Riebs
Wheenan c
Kcene
Pearl Street
C. 8. & Co., Arch Works
Medical
Lahaye
Clas
Rio
Java
JAS. A. Frazer & CO
Adaixaion
Neo
E36m
Lake Erie
America
Tarrant's Compound
Oopaiba
Fiala
Drea
Geo. McGregor
Race Street
Law W. Lapeer
Avenstus L. My Late
Langley & Kinkead
L. W. Langley & Co
DeaLens
Mus Pann
Water St
Bet
Apa
Sturdevant
Judson
JAS. L. Haven & CO
Rdwim GC
Jorl J. Barlow
Jos.b. Peebles’ Sons
Grocers
BN. E. Corner
Hand, Whitehouse &C
Wallace
Lawson
Hinhene
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