Knowlton and Berry Dentist Office Notice
Mi poEDITH listing for P Knowlton and A Berry dentist at 132 West street, with address details and contact hints.
05 Mar 1864
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1864
Page
1
Mi poEDITH listing for P Knowlton and A Berry dentist at 132 West street, with address details and contact hints.
A historical insurance notice shows COODHUE Fire Insurance Company of New York with cash capital and surplus listed as 253 422 01 for the state of Ohio. It records capital and fees amounts including 629 000 00 and notes April dates and location details of the company.
Sworn statement dated the seventh day of October appears to reference Star Pieler Marine and other parties in legal proceedings. The document names George Taylor and lists an amount, noting no need to travel to a distant location for the matter.
In the House of Lords on February 15 Earl Russell denies British government responsibility for the Alabama incidents. He rejects any proposed commission or arbitration and argues the United States would push to include the Alabama case if a commission were formed. He warns against open-ended disputes amid American sentiment and urges a clear, amicable settlement if possible.
A report to the Cincinnati Horticultural Society discusses Aphides or plant lice, their parthenogenetic reproduction, viviparity, and rapid propagation. It describes features of aphids, their life cycle, and natural enemies like Lady Birds and lacewings, noting their usefulness in controlling pests.
A Cincinnati horticultural writer urges the Western state garden society to address the uniformity in suburban plantings. He notes repeated use of Scotch pines, Norway spruces, Austrian pines, and limited species groups across grounds, calling for greater variety and contrasting forms to suit diverse sites and climate.
The report outlines congressional and state actions with bills on militia enlistment, sewer improvements in first and second class cities, road and bridge projects, school sites, market buildings, and condemnation powers. It notes tax proposals on whisky stock and a Manhattan Canal committee proceeding with hearings and adjournment.
A Philadelphia Post report describes A Stewart of Broadway planning a grand marble edifice to house American artists. A vast gallery will showcase native painters with lighted spaces and ample capacity. Proceeds from the donation will fund the project and support the arts in the city.
A Nashville Union report from Alabama claims Union sentiment is reviving in northern Alabama. It states influential locals who once held high offices are speaking out, some joining the Union after past rebellion, amid refugees and anticipated voting across counties to restore peace.
The Grand Jury of the United States indicts J Wrews known as The Virginian for treason conspiracy to levy war resisting the draft and inciting rebellion. The filing appears longer and more extensive than anticipated.
Army of the Potomac reports General Custer with 1300 picked cavalry left Staunton on the march toward Charlottesville. The raid destroyed camps and artillery, scattered rebels, and retreated under pressure as Union forces pursued through Madison Court House and James City toward Orange Court House.
Mr Donati of Wisconsin spoke in the House detailing population trends with figures from 1790 to modern times. He noted ratios of growth for England and Wales, the United States, the West, and Minnesota, highlighting a 2761 percent rise in Minnesota from 1850 to 1860.
A new order requires Burgéons'in pospitall to supply the nearest relatives of commissioned officers who die with an inventory of their effects. Articles not called for within two months will be sold and the proceeds sent to the treasury as prescribed by regulations.
A special letter recalls Civil War naval action with the gunboat Victory and transports Reindeer Newsboy along the Big South Fork to battle Rebels. It notes fierce engagements at Ball’s Bluff Antietam Shiloh and Pea Ridge, describes a bombardment near Jackson and the destruction of Rebel positions, and praises the crew’s endurance and the fleet’s arrival bringing cheers from the transports.
An imperfect recount describes General Seymour's forces advancing into Rebel lines. The clash features heavy musketry and flanking failures, with casualties among both sides as the rebels hold a fortified line and the Union troops press the attack.
A fragmented note indicates Caney and Gray county Union men endorse the Administration. The message expresses unity and instructs members to support allied measures, though legibility is limited and key details are unclear.
Dispatches report events routed through Matanzas and Matamoras dated February 20th, arriving via Havana. Details are fragmentary but indicate communications tied to maritime routes and regional activity.
A fragment outlines an n rated tax of sixteen on all liquor distilled for consumption with a levy due by July first. It mentions forty cents a gallon on band four but notes no tax on some items. The text is incomplete and lacks clear entities beyond generic references to liquor and rates.
Port Royal harbor officials report a heavy debris condition near the channel from a vessel possibly named Prorecty. The report references a port vat at Charleston and a March timeframe, with unclear details about origin or cause.
Incomplete readable lines reference an age related bill and committee action prior to March 8 1862. The text is garbled, but suggests official data and legislative context related to age precedents and a Senate or state data note. Names and precise actions are not recovered.
Rev T Starr King died early in the morning after a brief illness in Francisco. The obituary notes his ministry and service, detailing his role as a clergyman and his connection to the local church community.
A Kansas and Colorado case section notes the assignment of a matter to the Kansas court with adjournment on a specified date. The order affects the regional docket and directs further action in the matter as ordered by the court.
Guerrilla forces seized a tactical metal cache during a frontline clash. Reports say the operation disrupted enemy supply lines near the border, with fighters capturing equipment and securing a temporary foothold before retreating to safer positions.
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