02 Mar 1869
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1869
Page
1
Fragmentary correspondence from Chamets Pomer mentions Dean Tix and Sawtine vent and Soba and Ay eo with interlarded fat in rump steak. References a melting mood and a “Norval” remark, plus a pressed or told sequence. Content is garbled and contains nonsensical phrases and incomplete attributions.
The text presents garbled civic a ttributions and scattered local references. It mentions citizens, a course or council, and multiple unreadable fragments suggesting a public notice or local meeting item with unclear names and actions.
Fragmentary OCR notes from a Civil War era dispatch listing various abbreviations and names such as U. S. Forces, Kansas, Russia, A. Q. M. and a general staff reference. The legibility is poor, with scattered dates and titles like Capt. and commands, offering a glimpse of military organization rather than a coherent event or outcome. No clear actions or outcomes are discernible.
Reported excerpt mentions the Bark Cayette and an alleged pirate affiliation with a vessel sailing from Callao toward Pasco mayo and northern Peruvian ports. The text references authorities handling coolies and a silk bow on a belt, with miscellaneous notes on naval matters and a broad array of unrelated local curiosities.
A garbled Abbreviated report mentions a Min County treasurer’s office broken into and robbed of 1 500, a Washington County saloon fatality in a knife or bludgeon case, a killed minor suspect. a Wellsville murder at a dance. a New Orleans arrest tied to jury bribery. and various undiscernible events including arson, poisoning and druglike concoctions, all reflecting a rash of criminal activity across multiple locales.
A silver ore discover yields 47 percent in the Cumberland river region three miles from Smithland. Reports describe mining plans and costs, with expansion of manufacturing and naval related mentions. Farmers in Harrison county prepare land for corn as soils improve. local lumber trade noted along West River.
A garbled miscellany reports a string of brief items including suicides in Rienzi, a Taylor county killing, a Hindoo legacy, Boston property taxes, church and parish notes, and various oddities. It mentions female suffrage advocacy, smallpox in Wisconsin, a general Butler remark, a water street mission, and stray anecdotes about seaside boats, a river beer case, and a Missouri Enock Arden reference.
The brief notes report Granville Nisbett shot near Montgomery Alabama by Thomas Wilkins and badly wounded. Jesse Wilson falls near Falls City Kentucky. Hatcher, a well known resident of Lafayette, dies after illness. Neely, a Rienzi Mississippi citizen, dies by self inflicted hanging. A white black clash in Couribad Alabama leaves one wounded and ringleader Gideon Slaughter detained. A workman toppled and killed by falling cornices at the Chouteau mansion in St Louis as it becomes a jail site. A Knox and Lincoln Railroad contractor in Maine reports deepest pit near Nequasset Pond, reaching 143 feet before darkness stops drilling.
Telegraphic dispatches report on Senate actions including a hard labor imprisonment bill and a relief bill for scout companies in Alabama. Credentials of W. G. Brownlow as senator elected were presented. House joint rules were suspended. Debates covered disability removals, Army Appropriation amendments for Massachusetts, and various private pension bills. A measure to grant a gold medal from the King of the Netherlands was approved. The Illinois Iron and Coal Company relief bill passed. In the House, Interior Department was told not to deliver Washington relief to Gen. Lee before inquiry, and Mrs. Susan A. Shelby received a $5,000 cotton claim settlement. The pension provisions addressed widow claims and service-related pensions dated from 1866 and related deadlines.
Fragmented OCR reads of AlMgton prose mention General, cabinet, and revenue matters. It suggests an intelligence note at the Treasury and tensions with officials. The readable phrases imply a tense political scene with unnamed figures and German references, but specifics are unclear.
Fragmentary notes show a House session discussing a bill to levy a tax in Pickaway county to fund a bridge over Darby Creek. The record mentions a constitutional reading, a Mr Baker presiding, and a related amendment to broaden county commissioners duties in Maumee.
Ohio lawmakers consider bills authorizing free turnpike roads and related revenue transfers. Measures cover Gallia and Tuscarawas counties, county treasurer duties, and jurisdiction changes. Debates record votes with margins cited, amid broader highway and toll relief discussions.
Fragmented OCR notes imply a election report mentioning Democrats carrying Port and other areas, with references to aldermen and court outcomes. Mentions a verdict and a prison term for a hashed case, and a mayoral or town ball event in a nearby locale.
In St. Louis an indignation meeting was held over the Gardner lottery incident. The piece notes the lottery’s troubling terms and references a swindle affecting a property valued at around $100. Citizens discuss the contract and seek accountability from local authorities.
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