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Cincinnati Daily Times

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1856

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Four Men Trapped in Muskingum Coal Bank Rescue Sought

A Muskingum Valley coal bank collapse trapped four men for hours with a larger rescue effort underway. Reporters describe the rushed attempts to reach breath and food, the slow progress of rescuers, and the tense public interest as officials work to free the miners from the Blue Rock hillside bank near Coal Run.

Muskingum Conta Pemiek Marietta Zanesville Blue Rock Coal Run

Treaty of Peace Extracts From the Hermann

The article outlines a peace treaty text with articles restoring territories, naval arrangements, and governance between Great Britain, Turkey, France, Russia, and the Ottomans. It notes neutralization of the Black Sea, river navigation provisions, and princely guarantees, plus provisions for commissions and ratifications to be exchanged at Paris.

London Daly News Tux Finst Great Britain Turkey France Russia Sscoxo Tuinp Igre Kapatria Kertsch Caritales Ie Ninra Chris Bosphorus Dardanelles Bursverra Black Sea Tly Rassie Amelie Essen Firreanra Vienna Auetris Britain Prussia Bavaria Ube Twentinty Lake Bourna Sola Patuting Belgrade Yalpack Savatsika Karmm Prath Minst Moldavia Twantr-seconp Wallachia Socce Porte Con Rae Patate Bucharest Rovani Paria Tratton Ieee

Unknown Empire Revered Queen Faces New Contender at Sea

Descriptions of royal ceremony and royal gaze on a rising rival sovereign unfold in a coastal scene. References to the Solent, St James, and various capitals hint at a grand display of power and pageantry as maritime events draw public attention to the monarchs.

England Solent St. James Windsor

Emancipation Talk and Serfdom in Russia

A fragment discusses plans for freeing serfs in Russia and the potential economic and social impacts. It notes the irremovability of serfdom, aims to boost agriculture and resources, and compares communal Russia to Western factories in division of labor and output. It also links high wartime taxes to shifting ownership away from serf property.

Eerie Erie Sakvery Russia West Peel Ander Co

Evacuation of Turkey and Virginia Politics Noted

Paris reports treaty terms urge Allied evacuation from Ottoman territories. Virginia electors at large nominate Joan M Boris Tuos 8 Frovanor A H Srvaar and Joux S Canzisce amid American party support. A Columbus county wardens' hunger case ends in conviction. Columbia SC sheriff still greets judge in cocked hat and sword as old English customs persist.

Vinomia Old Dominion Virginia Joan M. Boris Tuos Frovanor A. H. Srvaar Joux Canzisce Stuart Frttwons Can Iiss Congress Meeers Borve Fiocanor Osp Truss Columbia

Mount Pleasant Republican Mass Convention Draws Delegates

The Times reports the Hamilton county Republican Mass Convention held in Mount Pleasant to select delegates for National and State Conventions. The event drew about 106 attendees including Abolitionists, Weyers, and southern delegates. speeches by Hon. B. G. Hamlin and Judge Hoadley preceded a recess and dinner.

Hamilton Mount Pleasant Times Upper Western Row Millcreek B. G. Hamlin Republican Party TO Day Tom Siochar Hoadley Timothy CO. Day National Convent Delegatca John K. Green Alphonse Taft Charlies B. Gist Hagans R. J. Skinner David Fisher Second Congressional District Judge Head

Papuras Arran Torus Grave

A terse OCR fragment notes a grave in a city seafront area with unclear phrasing about burial or memorial. Names, dates, or places are not legible, leaving the main fact as an unspecified grave near the harbor and a fragmentary description of the scene.

Disciples of Robert Owen Plan London Congress

The followers of Robert Owen announce a preliminary congress for world reformation to start in London on the 14th of the current month.

Robert Owen London

Steamship America Arrives at Boeros. Mail Dispatch Planned

The steamer America from Liverpool via Halifax arrived at noon at Boeros. The afternoon train will dispatch the mails. In Parliament Lord Derby and Clarendon discussed Central American papers and enlistment records while Palmerston confirmed progress. The money market closed heavy with a fall in funds and a new government debt figure.

Lord Lynbaret Lord Clenrica Parma Lord Clarendon Lord Malmebury Kars Napoleon Bank of England

Senate not in session despite Saturday meeting

The House met at noon for its first Saturday session since organization by the election of Mr. Banks. One hundred thirty seven members answered the roll. Debates focused on Buchanan’s inconsistencies and anti Nebraska stances linked to Mr. Banks. Mr. Jones of Peon spoke of Mr. Fuller’s reply and queried Mr. Paller about alleged forgeries. Adjourned.

Senate Hovas House Banks Buchanan Pennsylvania Fuller Jones Tena Paller

Market Prices Report From Punspeirats May 16

Prices for rye corn oats and barley noted with steady demand and limited supply. Rye at 196 78 per bushel for Pennsylvania. corn 4000 bush yellow at 5 1 6, damaged 3 éSc. oats 1 960 Marsland at 88 and Delaware at 34. whiskey bids 27 38c and birds 25 28c.

P. i. Sarimadeet Pennsylvania Marsland Delaware

New York Market May 10 Flour and Grain Slump Prices Decline

New York May 10 market report shows heavy flour demand for immediate needs with declines of 6 ¼ to 7 cents. Wheat steady with export demand, corn firm with limited supply, oats dull, whisky easier, pork firmer, beef heavy, and lard active with 1,900 barrels sold. Prices quoted for Genesee, G Louis, Pennsylvania, and Western grades across multiple staples.

New York Genesee G. Louis Pennsylvania Ohio Chicago Becon

Market Report Shows Dull Trade Across Commodities

The market is dull and heavy with HODERS eager to sell. Only notable sale was 35 bids for shoulders at Tc packed while grain news notes 660 bush of grain and barley at 61 45. Whisky demand remains good with 640 barrels sold at 20 percent and wagons 38 barrels at unknown rate. Peas and dried fruit sees lower activity with Canadian peas sold and peaches at 1 cent. Groceries show no price changes with limited demand and sugar and molasses sold in small lots.

Dales Cherse

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