09 Oct 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1867
Page
1
A garbled OCR snippet shows a long list of names and places including Hovsia, Jost & Co, cities like Louisville Columbus Chicago and Nashville, and numerous individuals with spouses. The text resembles a historical directory or notice with scattered addresses and associations, lacking a clear single event or narrative.
A jumbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and locations such as Hovsz Givfenty Peters Mutherford Harvey Newton Glidden Pursell Phillips Covington Nashville and others, with scattered initials and places like Saint Louis Allegheny New Orleans and Ohio. The text reads as a catalog of individuals across multiple locales with no cohesive narrative or event.
A fragmented list names numerous individuals and places including Colerain Greenville Greensburg Centerville Cleveland Dayton and Greensburg with various surnames such as Zink Dixon Hamilton Robinson and Quemer. The misspelled and scattered OCR text appears to be a compiled directory of residents or business figures in multiple towns.
A fragmented local notice lists multiple names and towns including Rushville Marion Paris Evansville Dayton and Indianapolis area references. The garbled text mentions sales or transfers with individuals such as M Pugh F dai Beckers T Cregg W Morrow RS McKeany J Keel and J J Lloyd among others, and various place names hint at a regional auction or property listing. The legible fragments indicate scattered names across Indiana Ohio and Kentucky regions with no clear event date.
Detectable fragmentary text mentions individuals and places like Wilson and Georgeburg Ky. The readable parts show garbled names and locations with no clear event, date, or actions to summarize into a full news item.
Unclear text lists multiple personal names and places such as Malew Way On Minedulin and Rock q on once, with mentions of Glidden, Clinton, Graham, Herwise, Catter, Vandervier, Shaw and Memphis. The fragment lacks coherent events or dates to establish a clear story or notice.
The none the giance i Chere, of this city, have arranged an oyster supper and festival in the commodions lecture room of the church from 6 14 to 10 o'clock on Thursday and Friday evenings this week. Public invited and a good time expected.
A garbled correction notes three second nines in place of three or nines. The text references a pist andocaka static Steak and a wartime context with names like Warendeon Wadi and Cuvs, indicating transcription errors.
The Campbell County sheriff lists an assessment of 4400 dollars as part of a local financial filing. The notice notes additional amounts may be due beyond the stated total.
An assortment of items notes rail grants and land, details on the Dubuque and Sioux Railroad revival and large grants. Mentions Frederick Douglass, South Carolina recovery, coal near the Bay of Samanee, and various topographic references. Reports on Pope and episcopal privileges, Grant on Mexican affairs, and a large railway and steamboat convention at Niagara Falls. Also cites Ohio census data, livestock value, and freighter pier progress in California, with scattered financial estimates including silver and mining yields.
A tense audition of the wheat ring yesterday followed a mysterious disappearance of a man named Ghee. Authorities and participants scoured the area as rumors swirled about his sudden vanishing and possible foul play.
The report discusses Count Bismarck's circular and Berlin diplomacy amid European tensions. It notes France's planned reorganization to 800,000 troops, delaying peace efforts, and a public belief the government may go to war despite official assurances.
Florence dispatch reports Garibaldi planning to press the Rome issue as revolutionaries prepare a new push. Italian authorities fear disruption while armies and volunteers await signals, with Garibaldi potentially delivering a “Christmas box” to the king as Don Margotto warns workers of violence. The Vatican and eternal City mood grow tense as Italians resist papal dogma and seek national life.
The London Times reports General Garibaldi has been arrested by Italian government factions near the Tuscan rail line between Siena and Rome. He was moved by special train to Florence and then to Alessandria, with confusion over his final destination and implications for the Papal States.
In Florence crowds clamored for Garibaldi's release after his arrest caused a stir. Authorities called out troops and issued orders to deploy forces to the Papal frontier as the government enforces law amid the disturbance.
English prisoner recounts a meeting with King Theodore discussing releases and clemency. Theodore claims authority over trials, commutes death sentences to life imprisonment, and asserts responsibility of the British Parliament for broader tensions. He emphasizes sovereignty and recalls Bell’s death amid the recollection.
European front reports discuss Fenian activity and Rome to deliver to Italy. St Louis notes progress on the railroad consolidation and state fair pre awards. Southern updates cover Louisiana election returns and yellow fever. Washington reports on the Mexican minister and a presidential correction.
Fragmentary notes recount a House subcommittee in session at the Capitol to discuss republican government forms and prison camp issues. Ex-Senator Stockton and Gen Grant are mentioned with secretary Seward leaving for private affairs. The Wilderness steamer is noted, along with a correction to a 1866 proclamation and various Yellow Fever and election updates from Orleans and Georgia, including a mass meeting.
An OCR fragment mentions a banker and a list of people and items. It references a head luggage collector and last week carrying the greatest number of prizes. The text is garbled with many unreadable names and places.
Fragmentary note describes a mob situation in Memphis prompting police action and heightened security amid uncertain threats. No further details are readable.
Consolidation of Railroads including Cleveland Paineville and Ashtabula and Cleveland and Toledo received unanimous approval from both companies. A large vote was polled here approving the lease and consolidation.
In Newark New Jersey on October 8 riders report Republican Mr Peddie elected mayor by a margin of about 11 000 votes. The Republicans win aldermen in most wards leaving wards ten eleven and twelve to Democrats. The new Common Council stands 18 Republicans and 8 Democrats. Republican gain two.
Fragmented OCR reports show party results and gains by Democratic and Republican candidates across multiple townships and counties, including Washington Adams Franklin Butler and Brush Creek areas. Totals mentioning majorities and amendments indicate shifting control in local government with values around 1,500 to 1,700 votes in places like LaDe Dearne and Nica laze.
Fragmentary report notes Videonth Wark Williams securing a decisive majority with a 263 to 71 margin. Vague references to Pennsylvania politics and election results are present in unclear OCR text.
The report notes Sharswood carrying Philadelphia wards and Lancaster Leacock with around 141 vote margin while Wayne and Comberiadd show Democratic gains. Republicans acknowledge Sharswood’s lead with over 1000 votes, signaling broader Democratic gains in legislative and judicial races across multiple counties.
Scattered returns indicate Democratic gains in several counties led by Alten County and Bartholomew with majorities around 500. Marion and Hancock report Republican gains over late election figures. Overall results reflect shifting county officer outcomes in Indiana.
Fragmentary notes describe a dispute over a Democratic majority in a local body on October 8. The fragment mentions Sisrt canoeer and an implication of a gain or show of support, but lacks clear names or places. Further context is needed to identify concrete participants or outcomes.
The report details Fenian excitement in England with references to a Roman question and the status of a statue by W W Story. It mentions a Fenian victor and funeral, plus various European political notes including France and Prussia.
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