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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1856
Page
1
Col. P. Van Trump of Fairfield and T. O. Wann of Maranton noted in a regional list. Fragmentary text suggests a roster of officials or survey names with unknown context.
The piece argues that the slavery question and the Compromise measures stirred a national crisis, condemns the Democratic party for repeating the same platform, and praises Millard Fillmore as a steady constitutional alternative who can restore peace. It cites the Kansas-Nebraska Act, the Missouri Compromise, and party divisions, urging citizens to support Fillmore over Democratic leadership in 1856.
The text surveys shifting political loyalties among old Democrats at the Cincinnati Convention and notes the rising wealth and commerce along the river corridor. It highlights urban renewal in Portsmouth with renovated mines and warehouses, new churches, and grand homes shaping a refined, prosperous cityscape.
Dispatch from Fort Kaannr dated June 10, 1856 reports Cheyenne bands infesting the road between Fort Kaannr and Big Sand for weeks, committing robberies and murders including a man near Laramie. Additional notes warn of casualties and ongoing attacks directed at travelers and soldiers, with Indians moving in different directions.
A vivid report describes a crowded Court House on Monday during the murder trial opening. Witnesses note a restless atmosphere as attendees searched for seats and the judge's desk appeared momentarily vacant amid the unfolding proceedings.
A fragmented 19th century communication notes U S policy on a Central American dispute. It mentions Mr. Crampton and Mr. Soars, discusses how to handle a misperceived conduct, and weighs two diplomatic courses led by the American government. The text references visits, a prisoner Pineiro, and calls for a calm, stepwise approach toward resolution.
An 18th century dispatch notes potential allied demonstration against the United States. Lords and ship commanders at Portsmouth are recalled to the admiralty for possible active service. The Nile Shannon Piyades and Cossack are cited in rumors of mobilization and transport readiness.
The excerpt presents a muddled dialogue with scattered phrases about travel, a slave, a box, a summons, and a waiting scene. References to Madame Pfeiffer and unnamed regions occur amid garbled, partial sentences and unclear context.
The Americans held a mass meeting in the square at Easton Pennsylvania this evening. Resolutions condemn outrage in strange platform and protect the Asperian cause while pledging to stand by Donelson and related efforts.
In a heated assembly voices argued over the Kansas Nebraska act and slavery policy. Discussions touched on popular sovereignty, Missouri Compromise restoration, and territorial acquisition legality amid routine procedural votes. The body adjourned after a narrow 161 to 70 decision, with the bill set as first order on Monday.
About eight yesterday morning printer Burke Crone fell from a third story Belvidere window dying from the injuries. He had been delirious, slept while nurses rested, and an alarm was raised when he disappeared from bed. Crone had long served the Times as compositor and assistant foreman, beloved for industry and honesty.
An Ohio river bridge project authorized to be built by a chartered company plans to begin as soon as 890000 dollars are subscribed, with abutment foundations likely set during low water. Fremont holds a political meeting at the Fourteenth ward night market with mixed response and cheers for Fremont Dayton and Fillmore Deneloo.
The market remains firm with limited arrivals due to warm weather. Beef and pork prices edge up. bacon and lard show active demand and higher quotes. Hides and bulk meat sales continue in multiple lots with firm overall tone as buyers hold firm.
Cmantusror June 27 reports the steamer Isabella arriving with Havara dates dated 25th. Cholera and yellow fever are prevalent in Philadelphia on the 8th with Key West dates to the 26th. The Merrimac sails for Boston and Madeira and the Mediterranean trip is abandoned. The Palace sails to Norfolk. Potomac to Tortugas. Katapdie ashore at Long Key with tobacco from New Orleans to Vigo. dismantled and abandoned. A brig ashore on Coach reef and another ship on Sombre reef. Isabel detained at quarantine.
The New York market closes with flour up 6 100 on common and medium descriptions amid better demand for export and home consumption. Export sales near two thirds, with Michigan and Wisconsin lines showing gains. rye and corn meal steady. Wheat in good export demand with varied quotes across regions. beef and pork prices mixed amid general market firmness.
Limited inquiry keeps steady demand for common to fancy brands. Corn meal firm with 30 sacks sold around 01 3581 98 and white corn sold at 61 30 161K. Rye scarce around 36732. Pennsylvanian corn in store at 80c and Southern at 68Me. Oats selling 10 800. Whisky scarce and steady with small sales.
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