26 Nov 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1867
Page
1
A critical discussion contrasts British consols with American 5s 20s, arguing that US debt is less likely to be repudiated and that resumption of specie payments hinges on rapid debt payoff. It analyzes foreign confidence, currency risks, and the impact of anticipated bond movements on the European market and domestic banks.
The text argues that resumption of specie payments will force banks to issue about 96 million in bonds, draining gold from the treasury and banks, risking a collapse of government and finance. It predicts banks will push notes down and urges continuing currency expansion by eight and a half million in greenbacks monthly to restore stability. It ends with hotel arrivals at Scipal Hotels.
The report of Dr. Livingstone's safety would bring great satisfaction to the civilized world. His explorations have added to knowledge and his unpublished observations are awaited with interest. His privations and risks have earned him high esteem among mankind.
Reports detail a broken axle on the Kenton steam fire engine at Sixth and Madison delaying Newport fire response. Other items note Masons Lodge leadership changes, a youth John Carby jailed on a debt charge, recovery of part of a $1850 sum, and a disorderly scene with Riley Willett and others mistaken for a street brawl.
About 1 o clock last night a fire gutted a old frame building occupied by Miller Brothers and owned by Mrs Brute at the corner of Jefferson and Walk streets. A neighboring blacksmith shop was damaged. Insurance listed at 900 for the smith shop and 1800 total loss. Origin unknown. A reward of 300 was offered for information leading to the arson. Licking bridge lighting improved with three new lamp-posts. Campbell Circuit Court began a regular term in the county.
The article provides a fragmented weekly update from the Work House for the week ending November 20. Readable fragments mention a list of par entries and an indication of basic activities or notices though specifics are unclear.
The text lists scattered person names and locations including Dr James Horst H P Extras and Donalson in Indiana Paris California Washington and Louisville with various initials and fragmented notes. It appears as a garbled OCR of a directory or notice page with misread punctuation and spacing.
Arrivals list includes monitors and vessels with quantities of flour linseed barley coal cement and other goods. The School Board meets with President Storrs and trustees debating teacher salaries allocations for Miss B W and Miss Carrie Hall and plans for next week’s observances and district appointments.
A fragmented historical clipping reports on a recovery event linked to Cincinnati. Details are incomplete, but the notice references a rescue or recovery action involving local entities and a place in Ohio. Further readable context remains unavailable in the text.
The text describes a young woman moving from city to city with fear and confusion. Her father suspects she may be insane and he and another man return home. Further lines reference music pieces and a cryptic sequence of names.
From Washington dispatches the piece discusses major and minority positions on the impeachment inquiry of President Jeff Davis. It critiques political fault lines, notes disputes over constitutional bounds, and contrasts presidential actions with congressional authority, urging cautious judgment over political impeachment.
Horatio Seymour states on November 25 that he will not be a candidate for the presidency before the next National Democratic Convention. The document is addressed to the Democratic Union and signals a formal withdrawal from the nomination process.
From the South Ricamon November 25 Chief Justice Chase did not arrive today delaying the trial of Jefferson Davison. Generals Magruder Mahon Harckham of South Carolina and General Granger were summoned for Government duties.
Hartford voters in the town election reelected the entire Democratic ticket with an average majority near three, as reported on November 25.
The majority report accuses the President of usurpation of power and violation of law, citing corrupt appointments and attempts to subvert government. It highlights allegations of high crimes and a pursuit to undermine constitutional authority, with contention over reconstruction of rebel states and restoring leaders. The minority, Wilson and Woodbridge, dissents from the majority conclusions. The vote record is noted as yeas and nays with party alignment.
News reports flare over Fenian activity in Great Britain and Ireland as the recapture of Kelly is described. Officials discuss a proposed conference with broad support from most powers, while various related items are noted in a miscellaneous roundup.
By the Atlantic Cable England November 25 reports much excitement among the Fenians as word of events spreads.
United States House of Commons discussions hint at forthcoming votes on Ireland. In Belfast a bread shortage is easing. in Paris Pelee dispute details circulate amid broader conference tensions. London reports ministers chosen in a tight cabinet election. Garibaldi’s condition noted by Varriano bulletin.
Weston completed a leg of his 100 mile journey passing Mishawaka 19 miles from the end and arriving around 9 oclock. Roads were heavy and travel was slow with gales reported along the route.
The Lutheran General Council held on Lord's Day reviewed sermons and addressed important questions. Attention focused on church hymn book and liturgy, with both English and German versions adopted and to be implemented soon.
Fragmented report from XLth Congress Special Session outlining Senate debates on military force, impeachment bill, and committee reports. House committee rosters list members by state and party, with motions for adjournment and readings of reports.
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