Mill on Landlordism and Political Statistics
A discussion on land reform advocates government purchase of land and small allotments for tenants. It cites Mr Mint and political economy views on land ownership, then moves to Senator Dod Kerh’s Democratic take on election statistics, Kentucky and land sentiment, and a Boston New York correspondence about rising rents, retail trade prospects, and urban building booms.
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Joux Srvuaar Mies
Minsie
Mint
Dod.Kerh
Kentucky
Land
Boston
New York
Bouseon
Wenage
City Matters and Local News Highlights
Local items report a forthcoming project described as the finest of its kind in the United States, early spring crop optimism for fruit, and community events. Notices mention a lay delegation in the M E Church, Democratic ticket picks, and legal updates on peace dealers and court procedures. Community letters recount rescues, weather, and civic concerns.
Local Prank Event Sparks Unclear Confusion
A garbled report describes an incident labeled prank mela and mentions Sea Pee, Mike Sore tech, and a water-related challenge. Details are incomplete, with references to opponents, chavin devices, and a May fight as a test of confidence before God and Ohio’s ferbia.
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Ohio
Hotel Arrivals at Principal Hotels for the Past 24
The arrivals list shows guests registered at the Principal Hotels over the last 24 hours. Names include patrons staying for business and leisure, with room numbers and nationalities noted in the standard hotel register format.
Fragmented OCR reads like disjointed names and places across states
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous personal names such as Duff and Wenchener alongside place names like Collinsville and Paducah. The text references towns in Alabama Kentucky New York and others, with scattered initials and incomplete phrases, yielding no cohesive report or event.
Tragedy in Louisville: Desperate German Man In Tough Times
A German tailor Thomas Rabold, about seventy years old, living with Me Hinkle in Louisville, was driven to despair by weeks without work. He left home on a Sunday and was found dead near a sapling road. An inquest, held by coroner Hironimus Germantown, noted a heartfelt farewell letter signed only with initials.
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Louisville
Thos. Rabold
Rede
Moore
Germantown
Cramer
Hironimus Ee
Hancock
Louisiana
Boston Post
Oha
Ap- Saleen
Gonors
Dispatches
New York Tribune
Jefferson Davia
United States
Texas
State Senate and House Proceedings Report Columbus
In Columbus the Senate debated and passed minor changes to an act on gas meter inspection and banned duck hunting between February and August. The House introduced several measures including county tax for a Black River bridge, village school funding, hotel corporate rights, and anti trespass acts. Olive Logan headlines the local scene with journalistic gossip and a report on Gen Hancock’s Louisiana affair noted.
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Coucsnus
Senate
Lawrence
Comptroller of the Treasury
Suenesteing County
Ohio
HOUSE
Lorain
Black River
Board of Education
Wilmington
Ae Phage 63
New Hampshire Corrections on Election Returns Report
The New Hampshire Statesman notes corrections to the governor’s race totals from official returns. It reports a Republican House majority with 2500 votes margin, a single Democrat, and mentions unsettled places still awaiting inked figures.
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Sayz Mole
Connecticut Campaign Preview Shows Close Party Battle
The column reports a tight Connecticut race with Republicans optimistic after Harriman’s election and Democrats nervous. It cites speeches by leaders from New Hampshire to Pennsylvania, lists local organizers and notable speakers, and notes youth shifts toward Republican principles while foreign-born voters register with the Democratic party.
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Wartford
New Peasance
Connecticut
New Ceang
White Hills
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Andrew Johnson
New Hampshire
Onvy Wilson
Curtin
Pennsylvania
Harriman
Gov
Blair
Michigan
Uashan
Thayer
Stewart
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Daskrake
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Col
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Tenskesee
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Doolittle
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Hemon H. Barbour
Lincoln
Ae Ie
Thie
Sae Tifer
Croton
Hood
Suffering Among Indians in Dakota Camps
A St Paul Pioneer correspondent from Fort Totten describes severe famine among Dakota tribes in Nebraska border areas. Fifteen Cheyenne lodges near the Dog's Den lack game all winter, with delays and storms hampering relief efforts from Devil's Lake and Fort Totten. Eighty lodges along the Bridege River area perished. Chief's Bluff remnants are without hope. Devil's Lake Indians fish barely for meals amid extreme cold. families lose clothing as men go to fish. Officials warned prompt action could have saved lives. delays and mismanagement caused unnecessary suffering and deaths.
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St. Paul
Fort Wadewo
Dakota
Northwest
Dog's den
Devil's Lake
Fort Totten
Br Gee
Devil's’ Lake
Cate Ie Oo
Political rumors swirl around Republican canvass and impeachment talk
The Rochester Union mocks Good Templars in a radical mood while urging Kasson to join a Connecticut Republican contest. Reports from New York, Des Moines, and Chicago gauge impeachment timing, party stances on greenbacks, and cross‑state stumping plans as May votes approach.
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Rochester Union
Good Templars
John A. Kasson
Connecticut
New York Tribune
Washington
Des Moines
Iowa
Baylor Township
Johnson
Nasby
Kentucky
Postmonster
New Hampshire
Chicago Times
Pendleton
Seymour
Greenback
Ion
Lanne
South Carolina
Abraham Lincoln
Board of Registration
Boards of Registration
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Brick Pomeroy
Henry Clay Dean
New York Herald
Copperheadiam
Andrew Johnson
Gary
General Grant
James Madison
Congress
House of Representatives
Learms Maake
Trenton (Tenn
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Ala
Upa
Sam
Court House
Charleston
Wm. Aiken
Aiken
America
Ohio
Christopher Hughes
Butter County
Deliv
Teckies
Hartford Times
Courteaux
Thaddeus Stevens
Capitol
Co 4
Impeachment Debate and Senate Trial Orders
Washington March 21 The impeachment proceedings continue with a long replication from the House to President Andrew Johnson. The Senate votes to allow ten days for preparation and then moves to consider further actions as debated among Senators and counsel.
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Renate
Maryland
Mewes Sehinsoo Premes
Bumper
Mas. (Union
Lynn
Senate
Kamrwinds
Sipintune
Davie
Willey
Wil
Soameron
Cattell
Hanedher
Cole
Coune
le Cragin
Drake
Verry
Arian Beware
Pomened
Ranson
Ren
Shermoy Pian
Trawuull
Wilson
Henate
Comenton
Constatten
Memning Goth
Chet
Uirtetag
Towrm
Union
Tito
Gen. Thomas
Stanbery
Curtis
Bellate
Boutwell
Beverly Johnson
Reverdy Johnson
Sumner
Edmunds
Stevens
Senate nominations and tax Bill debates in Washington
Senate confirmed John Drabel as Assessor Internal Revenue West Virginia Lemag Evans as Collector Internal Revenue Texas and Charles Robinson Consul at Quebec while rejecting Bradley Mills and Snyder Forbids fraudulent distillation and sets penalties The Ways and Means Committee favors certain tax wording and amendments The House replication passed and the trial discussion continued with officials consulting on time in Washington
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Washington
Pet
Senate Today
John
Drabel
Internal Revenue
West Virginia
Lemag’ Db. Evans
Texas
Charles Robinson
Vermont
Quebec
Alae
Navy
Senate
Augustus Bradley
Indiana
David M. Mills
Dakotah
James W. Snyder
Istries
Newark
Iialy
Committee of Ways and Means
House
Cabinet Meeting Report From Washington Dispatch
Washington dispatch reports the Cabinet meeting convening at noon with all members present. It notes the third session of the High Court and references the replication of the eerie in relation to ongoing proceedings.
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High Court
Asprainl
Cincinnati Times
Wasnixetox
The President’s Defense Black Withdraws From Counsel
The withdrawal of Judge Black from the President's counsel sparks comment. Black favored bold defiant defense arguing Johnson could not obtain Senate justice and should appeal to the people. Other counsel preferred moderation and overruled Black leading to his exit. All other counsel remained in the Senate session.
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Black
Johnson
Senate
Counsiel
Mack
Military leadership change and Senate adjournment report
Deputy Quartermaster General L C Easton is ordered by General Grant to St. Louis as Chief Quartermaster of the Missouri Division until Donaddeon returns or another officer is assigned. Thad Stevens attends Senate session as it moves to set trial start for Monday March 0 and adjourns after brief proceedings.
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L. C. Easton
Grant
St. Louis
Missouri
Donaddeon
Donaldson
Thad. Stevens
Senate
Andief Justice Chase
Thunder Storm Touches Columbus Amid Rail Hub Talk
A violent thunderstorm drenched Columbus causing minor damage from lightning strikes. City Council approved a market house ordinance and authorized a $41 ribbon claim for decorations honoring Andy Johnson. Strong push to locate the Columbus Chicago Indiana Central Railroad shops here, aiming to boost population by about 5,000.
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Cincinnati
Columpus
Senate
Andy Johnson
Columbus, Chicago’ & Indiana’ Central Railroad
Columbus
Weather and river traffic update for Pittsburg and region
In Pittsburg on March 24 the Weather Bureau reports pleasant conditions with a southwest wind and a 68 degree thermometer reading. The Monongahela River shows a rapid fall of eight feet at the pier marks. Arrivals include local packets and towboats Lioness Wildcat Warner Coal Hill and Coal City. departures list several barges and vessels bound for St Louis Dubuque and Illinois river trade. The M B Conference closed at Greensburg and will return home. oil market activity is moderate with refined oil around 24 264e.
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M. E
Cincinnati
Pittuauna
Monongehela
Lioness
Wildcat
Warner
Coal Hill
Coal City
Zanesville
Wild Duck
St. Louis
Silver-Cloud
Dubuque
Rebo
Pittsborg
Bread prices fade as markets report weak Birmingham trade
A San Francisco dispatch notes weak bread markets and general caution in trading on March 23. The piece mentions calls for a Pacific missions convention and references centennial celebrations tied to mission establishments, with sparse commentary on Wheat and related services.
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San Francisco
E Mens Board
falcon staff awaited paigle result amid fled battle
The scene described involves President Falcon and staff awaiting a battle outcome with references to Veens defeat and forts held by national troops. Amnesty is mentioned as debated, and Cape business is paralyzed amid political tension. The text notes destruction of walls of a municipal hall, a convent, and earthquake damage in Antigua.
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Falcon
Sserhanaks
Veens
Saan
Capeusiness
Antigua
The Coolie Trade in Havana as Seen by Abolitionists
A Havana letter to the New York Times denounces the continued influx of coolies into Cuba. It argues abolitionist rhetoric fails if Chinese workers arrive slowly, cites possible arrests for freed laborers, and notes rumors of African slave ships offshore. It mentions slavers active in Havana and other towns, calling for authorities to seize and prosecute them.
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Havana
New York Times
Cooke
San Juan de Remedios
Fox
Havans
Connecticut Mutual Assets and Loans Summary
Fragmentary OCR lists asset categories for Connecticut Mutual LASSETS. Mentions loans on stocks and securities, amounts due, unliquidated claims, and net asset figures. Details are garbled with Numbers and headings incompletely captured, unclear totals and exact entities.
Best Meals For the Money Offers Value Across Menus
A scrambled clipping highlights affordable dining options and value meals for men and women. It notes budget friendly choices and promotions, aiming to attract patrons seeking good portions at moderate prices.
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Life Insurance Statement
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