21 Sep 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1867
Page
1
The document notes an unissued order planned for September 1887 that would shift stores from W City to EF Rose, affecting thousands of workers. It cites high costs as the reason and signals significant employment disruption.
Repeated inquiries reach the presser of the United States about differences in elliptical engravings on five dollar National Bank notes. Judges often dispute which impression is genuine, as attempts to improve security after years of use created uncertainty and embarrassment in determining counterfeits.
A historical notice reports July 1867 returns from the General Land Office. It notes public lands at Seema aeae millior and Bay Geld with acreage 4355 and 2014 respectively, mostly taken under homestead and military scrip programs.
The Union Pacific Railway Bogers Division announces a contract with O. Auas of Masaacane for a 60 mile section beyond the Fork, with 100 miles graded beyond. U S Commissioners last Friday approved a 250 mile post and planned inspections extending toward 275 miles. The Omaha Branch contract covers 80 miles at forty million dollars with $90,000 from Government funds, and 1 percent Treasury share appears noted.
New York Times correspondent notes incidents surrounding Gen Moran in Mexico. The Bot activity described as new and unclear, while local aid and food shipments are mentioned as part of relief efforts under uncertain conditions.
Corvaux & Co., proprietors, announce arrivals at the city hotel. Brand-new guests are welcomed and first-night accommodations are available.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and places including Stevern Hovss L A Peart Kitton Lamigetiie Paxton Gincianati EB McKittrack Randall Newport J B Blake Nashville Royd co W Wardie NY Fr NM Weaman Clarke and others. The text appears to be a partial, unreadable roster or index with multiple misspellings and unclear context.
Incomplete text fragment mentions places and names with unclear meaning. Readable elements include possible references to dates, locations such as Wabash and state contexts, but no complete event or action is evident.
Vague notes describe a large rally on Court Street with participants including Poteet and Dayna scene. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply a political gathering with speakers and crowd activity at a prominent city site.
Religious matters in the city show no new concerns. Lectures by Henry Wilcow of Massachusetts open Oct. 10 at Mozart Hall with tickets available at local stores. Presbyterian and other church items note services and reunification hopes, with Methodist, Protestant, Baptist, and other congregations listing pastors and schedules amid brief notices on church events.
A general meeting of lead officers opens this morning at Eliza Whitewater Town ship and runs through Sunday Schools gathering. The Miami Baptist Sabbath-School Convention meets at First Baptist Church on Court Street October 1 with sessions from 9 to 12 and in the afternoon a blackboard exercise by J H Cheever Enq and a discussion on pastor’s relation to Sabbath schools. An evening children's service is planned at 7 34.
The Covington community reports on school board changes with Louis Chiat elected an ambes and William Tebbs joining the Seventh Ward seat to fill a vacancy. A city council meeting discusses water utility arrangements, billing terms, and future company contracts, while a prize fight plan and a local suicide are noted among broader civic notices.
The discussion covers steam fuel efficiency, with Rankine noting limited heat recovery in boilers and potential gains from new firing methods. Geographical progress highlights explorers, Canada relations, rail and canal projects, and the strategic value of steam and telegraph innovations for global power. Meteorology insights from Herschel and Glaisher conclude with advancing science and public interest.
A haphazard mix of notes covers cholera detainees in Palermo fever headlines in Opirade and a New York trade sale. It mentions St Louis hotel plans, a costly New York City City Chamberlain post, and Dickens illness as foot inflammation.
The Hamburg Convention of Political Economists received a report from Dr. Wolff and Dr. Michaelis at the last annual meeting. It discusses revising tariffs and custom duties, aiming toward abolition of certain duties and balancing revenue against price changes.
A Springfield Republican correspondent describes a visit to the Great Montreal Bridge noting tubular segments and stone abutments. He mentions twenty five spans and a central arch designed to resist ice, with thick walls and massive foundations along the river.
Late dispatches from Washington and abroad report Major-General Sickles meeting General Grant and Hancock set to depart for St Louis then New Orleans. Virginia hosts a soldiers convention on the 25th amid price talks, Emory calls for discipline to curb post days disorder, and concerns rise over smugglers under 1861 prohibitions. Reports from San Francisco recount delayed dispatch, North China unrest linked to foreign influence fears, and trade treaty tensions in Amoy with Hong Kong Chamber proposing revisions. Hankow unrest erupts as Chinese incidents shock foreign traders, while American steamship traffic and river patrols intensify. France, Britain, and the U.S. expand fleets to protect interests in eastern waters.
Reports from Cotomacs and nearby areas describe the steamboat Chipole 6 exploding its boilers eighteen miles below Cotomacs with six people onboard, two white and four others injured. Concurrent notices cover railroad suits, political appointments, and yellow fever interments as the region records a day of diverse events.
Parker and five wounded in a clash described as a frontier encounter. Eight Indians were killed, Parker sustained fifteen bullet and spear wounds, and scalping was reported of Ska one Bardney and others. Farrell and Parker were arrested at Fort Hays trailhead after the fighting.
From Australia reports in New York on September 20 indicate news arriving through Panama, with plans for a reception for Prince Alfred. Country districts recover from recent floods as five crew members drown attempting to board a ship in the New South Seas.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and items without clear events or context. Unable to determine a coherent news item or outcome from the provided lines.
Reports from the Isthmus describe ministerial separation and fighting in Peru and Cartagena. Armed incursions threaten Tamucosa seaport while Sevelbnen forces pursue control, with casualties and levies described amid shifting alliances and a tentative fleet presence.
A brief fire incident at a local event drew attention from attendees and responders. Fire personnel secured the scene while organizers coordinated safety measures and guest evacuation. No serious injuries reported.
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