Cincinnati Horticultural Society News Seeks Fair Tickets
The Cincinnati Horticultural Society reports meetings and readings on entomology by Dr Warder. Delegates are named for the Ohio State Fair on October and the Butler County Fair on October 4. A merit list highlights grape varieties and other fruit seedlings with notes from Col Waring Indian Hill and Ives.
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Cincinnati Horticultural Society
Ueld
D. B. Piercp
Warder
Lodiana
An Lesthere
Butler County
Delgetes
Shesr Baire
TUR Pruit
Col. Waring
Indian Hill
Ives
Maderia
Col Wariog
Epg
Sebunz Et Coicco
Heid
Sun
Uie
Aicard
Rene Wit
Worku
Anniversary of the A Missionary Society in Cincinnati
The nineteenth anniversary of the A Missionary Society will be held in the Second Christian Church on Sixth Street between Smith and Mountain Streets starting Tuesday at 2 PM Getor proximo. President of the Society will be present with Henry T Anderson of Kentucky Prof W Pendleton West Virginia Joseph King of Union City Penn H W Everest President Eureka College Illinois. Distinguished ministers and evangelists will attend with rail arrangements to be announced. Cincinnati brethren extend a cordial invitation to the brotherhood at large. Ample provisions for all attendees.
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Joseph King
On City
Penn
H. W. Everest
Eureka College
Illinois
Seci
Cincinnati
Brotherhood
Internal Revenue Decision on Book Manufacturing Roles
Commissioner Lewis rules that printers who own plates, web print and bind books, and turn to a publishing house are manufacturers. Also applies when the publisher owns plates or papers and the printer binds. The publisher may take a manufacturer license to ease regulatory burdens and avoid detailed inquiries into collaborations between book makers.
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Internal Revenue
Lewis
Tud
Fragmented OCR Note on Flower Sale and Fourth Promenade
Readable text mentions a bouquet, flowers, and Paris amid garbled phrases. References Fourth promenade and San S Peres stage with pounds noted, but many words are unreadable.
Mail Items Reflect Wide Range Of 19th Century News
The fragment lists varied items from fines at the Ohio State Fair to a £3000 payment to Longman for history volumes. It cites a Jersey City murder arrest, a Troy affidavit dispute, Haydn performance bans, petroleum refining taxes, Minnesota wheat output and labor force, political muddle over McClellan, and Civil War era dispatches including attacks, troop movements, and train crashes with substantial losses.
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Ohio
Longman’s
Jersey City
Troy
New York
Haydn
Jones’ Woods
Allen
Minnesota
Young State
New York World
McClelan
Leavenworth Bulletin
Kihess
Cork
Caleb -Smith
Amherst
Macrechusetts
Wyver
Spaiather
Europe
Erlange
Paris
Mise Sildert
John Side Erlanger
Mise Slidert
Babel Athence
Terrible Railroad Accident Protests After Pennsylvania Collision
Survivors of a two car train fire on a Pennsylvania route report doors locked and many deaths. The Philadelphia Press notes the wreck occurred when a coal train halted on the line and a following engine collided, burning cars and trapping passengers. Army surgeons aided the injured as survivors demanded railroads stop locking car doors.
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Ce Ag
Corporation of Diy
John Mallison
Duc
Vale
Fda
Barnes
Johestown
Waesho
Penebby
Hameel
Philadelphia
Labora
Very
PR Yong
Ome
Aecenrews
D. Neater Allen Hay
Reelected Directors Named at Ohio and Mississippi Railread Meeting
The text records officers for the Ohio and Mississippi Railread Co after an election. Edwardeamne of New York was chosen president, with Meduane nejle as secretary, and other named directors listed though partially garbled.
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Ohio
Mississippi
Rairead Co
T. Loale
Omnes
Bansuel
Sec
Edward Eamane
T. al
I Meduane Nejle
Appo Annuities and Promotions Notice
Within the notice, H. Rist and W. Reed are named in official roles with promotions and assignments on the 20th inst. The document records advancement within the agency and notes attributed responsibilities.
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Dee Es H. Rist
Gur- Oreo
Ve Lad. W. Reed
Assisinat Ers
England and Palmerston Declarations on War and Denmark
The London correspondent notes Lord Palmerston has made statements on Britain's role in affairs of America and Poland and the potential need for war. He argues England lacks power and means for distant commitments and would rely on defense by an army. The Danish question is discussed with emphasis on field action and possible escalation.
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Berry
New York
Aarons
Army of the
Temac
Stellen
Pendleton
Meléher
England
London
Philadelphia Inquirer
Lord Palmerston
Amiera
Poland
Shenandoah Prisoners and Early Defeat Report
Telegraph extracts from the Richmond Dispatch describe a rumor of Confederate General Early’s retreat from Fisher’s Hill after an engagement near Strasburg. Reports note casualties including officers and soldiers, with emphasis on the gloom over Atlanta’s fall and the need to aid wounded in Siendline’s army.
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Richmond Dispatch
Barly
Lee
James ‘A. Seddon
Geasbey
Newton
Fisher's Hill
Godwin
Faree
King's Battalion
E Lee
Richmond Enquirer
Ealy
Fisner's
Rebel cavalry captures Fredericks town and moves toward Missouri
Report from St Louis on September 3 describes Joe Shelby’s Rebel cavalry, variously sized at four to six thousand, occupying Fredericks town twenty miles east of Pilot Knob. Price’s force reportedly crossed the Arkansas River with plans for three columns to seize key points, while Union columns maneuver to defend, with railroads active and militia called up.
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St. Loui
Joe Bhelby
Frederickstown
Pilot Road
Geversl Ewing
BY. Lovie
J Smiti
Roepe
Arkansas
Ward
Batesville
Missouri
Mower
Brownsville
Vayall
Little Rock
Loris
Price Bax
Pointe
Kirby
Miin
Doudtless Ander Bhelby
Fredericktown
Cape Girantean
Blackemith
Pike
Rreccrans
Blott
Irom Mountain
Riot at Union meeting in San Francisco ends quietly
A large Union gathering in San Francisco faced a near riot as about seven hundred McClellan partisans tried to disrupt the march. The clash was prevented by forbearance and authorities. one man was injured. Financial news notes rising receipts and easy money, with Dr. Bellows praising the Sanitary Commission.
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Bar Francisco
McClellan
Bellows
Sanitary Commission
Markets Report from Cairo and New Orleans Steamer Arrivals
The page notes shipments from Cairo and New Orleans, detailing the City of Alton, Mollie Able, and other steamers. It mentions cotton, tobacco and sugar movements, arrivals at New York and St Louis, and fluctuating market activity with several cargoes, prices, and destinations referenced in a brief, fragmented update.
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Almo
City of Alton
Movate
Oneg
Oaries
Hickman
New York
Mollie Able
Bt. Louis
Reported Surrender of Mobile in Civil War Bulletin
Fragmentary bulletin notes Mobile’s surrender to Union gunboats on September 24. Text is garbled with unreliable authority and unclear dates but references a formal surrender of Mobile and a high level of military action by the Federal vessels.
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Mobile
Bulletin Partisues
Bpring
Forces clash as Confederate raids threaten Tennessee rail line
Union reports say a detachment crossed the Tevnesece River at Bates Landing to burn depots near Athens before surrender after a two hour fight. Rebels march toward Pulaski and Franklin as Wheeler and Forrest push along rail routes, with telegraph service active south of Pulaski and mounting speculation on battle outcomes.
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Athens
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Florence
Forrest
Rebs
Tennessee and Alabama
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Pulaski
Tetin
Coertlane
Ready
RuBos
Wheeler
Hay Goun Bouth
Hood
Georgia
Franklin
Shelbyville
Chattanooga
Sellost
Elk River
Ali
Tennessee
Rousteau
Rouseeau
London Tunes and Daily News weigh Civil War strategy
The dispatches discuss the Chicago Convention and Lincoln McClellan choices as Union strategy shifts under pressure. Reports from The Star and Daily News highlight northern war sentiment, possible reconciliation, and European reactions including Geneva and Turkey.
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New York
London
Gilling
Chicago
Lincoln
Tisee
Meldilan
Atlanta
Malone
McCiellan
Ives
The
Daily News
McClellan
Tidelay
Moniteur
Geneva
Constantinople
Divan
Tullie
Cubna
St. Peters
Market Notes and Commodities From September Trading
The report shows firming stocks with 6 000 sales today including 2 000 to speculators and exporters. Breadstuffs active but downward with dull sugar coffee and tea steady. American Review lists Central shares at 49 42 discount and Erie references.
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Consola
Eveni Ivervool
Camte
Lonnon
American Reviow Central
Erie
Recruitment and War Tax Advertisements in Charleston Papers
The Charleston newspaper issue calls for men aged 16 to 50 to enroll across the South and reports slaveholders must supply labor for fortifications. It notes a 30 percent war tax on profits and the enforcement of foreign and domestic goods import restrictions.
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New Yorr
Charleston
South
Nassau
Sherman
Ee Eee States Treasury
Iy Ft
Muayang Sromunition
Remar
Kestucky
Watts
Tito
Majo Ein
Soldier’s Eye Injury Sparks Call to End Picket Fire
A casualty report notes a soldier was killed by a shot to the eye during crossfire near the Keene area. The article argues that continuous firing between pickets wastes lives with no strategic gain for either side and urges commanders on both sides to halt the practice.
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Worth
Pirate ship reports near Cape Sable and Nova Scotia
The schooner Sarah reports activity near Cape Sable with gunboats engaging a vessel after it attacked mackerel ships and put into a small Nova Scotia port. The pirate vessel was damaged by gunboats but escaped under cover of night.
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New Yor
Sarah
Cape Sable
Nova
Rebel treasury officials flee with near billion in notes
Washington reports two rebel treasury officials absconded from Mehmand after converting nearly a million in rebel notes into greens. The Richmond Dispatch notes ongoing battlefield strain on the extreme right as the war continues. Subscriptions to the 20 loan total about 40,000,500 to date. Provisions in the army pay account cover 73,000,000 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Richmond
Constitutional election held in the territory
Report notes a constitutional election on September 18 with the result that the constitution is defeated. Allen A. Bradford is listed as elected delegate to the congress. The hand coach began running today amid troop protection and a raid is reportedly upmarded by troops to guard the coach trains.
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Danyen
Allen A. Bradford
Trops
Generals Logan and Colonul Mi Wounded in War Report
A dispatch from Louisville dated September 25 reports General Logan and Colonel Mi severely wounded by gunfire since the war began. The wave arrival notes the military situation, with Mi hospitalized and Logan convalescent while remaining active in command.
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Luisville
Logan
Colonul
Oarty
Philip Henry Sheridan a Civil War general remembered
Philip Henry Sheridan born in Perry County Ohio 1831 rose from brevet second lieutenant in 1858 to general by 1863. He earned fame in Oregon Washington Missouri and Kentucky campaigns and led cavalry at Pea Ridge Perryville and Cedar Creek, shaping Union victory and overall Civil War 1861–1865.
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Phiip Henry Seridan
Perry County
Ohio
West Point Military Accademy
United States Infantry
New York
Bartets
Calounia
Government Railroad Survey
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Raines
Raines, He Greatly Diatinganten Bisell
Cascades of Columbia
Sheridan
Seuis
Genernl-is
St Louis
Tat Place
Army of the
Halleck
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Newhalmers
Diviexon
Army of the Ohio
Buell
Kentucky
Perryville
Oie
Atill Stabe
Retoroual
Esde Osael
Rowe Crana
Bosca
Tullahoma
Chattanooga
Grant
Faberge
Leo
Notable Observations From The General SuzaMan Set
A fragmentary report notes sharp assessments by Shoquents Atlanta and The Richmond Dispatch on General SuzaMan's performance. The text references Brown and a term Browehial Sree, suggesting critical commentary and pointed opinions within a historical newspaper fragment.
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Atlanta
Richmond Dispatch
SuzaMan
Nations Gavines Baye Savings Note Investment Offer
Ir t 4 Nations Gavines Baye offers higher interest than any other and strong security. Notes may be paid in gold and are readily redeemable, with government and bank backing. Depositories include the Treasuries in Washington, and Cincinnati banks. All National Banks as depositaries participate.
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Tate
Gavines Baye
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United States
Washington
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Cincinnati
Ohio
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