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Fragmentary OCR text mentions Deshi and Union with references to six game reg yp em items. No clear event, date, or entities to establish a full item.
13 Dec 1870
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Newspaper
Evansville Daily Journal
Location
Evansville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1870
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Deshi and Union with references to six game reg yp em items. No clear event, date, or entities to establish a full item.
An advertisement extols Moss Farine as a pure Irish flour substitute for children and the sick, claiming superior nutrition, lower cost, and multiple uses akin to arrowroot or starch. It touts purity, luxury status, and universal applicability in soups, creams, and meals, with free medical advice at a Broadway address.
The floor approved a resolution on internal revenue reform and tax reduction, while other measures addressed commerce, transportation, and government expenses. The House adopted key budget actions with notable mentions of officers and committees, and adjourned for the day as military news noted Allied pressures.
The Indianapolis ruling price for hogs is six dollars six and twelve and a half cents. A Conongr’s jury in Indianapolis returns a verdict that a deceased colored woman died from excessive vinegar. Congress moves toward tax cuts on tobacco and alcohol and seeks to abolish a district office. City bids for canal work spark debate over open procedures. International updates discuss San Domingo and Tariff policy, with Gen. Schenck and Cardinal Actonelli noted in context.
Fragmentary note from the Chicago FOAL hints at rifts within the Democracy. The message speaks of discontent and notable appointments drawn into public scrutiny.
A late tide of items reports an earthquake near Golden City Colorado, a fatal fire at Varie les Theatre with James Clarier dead, and political notes including Eaton Mayor Gaston’s election and Worcester Mayor James Bidek re elected. Other dispatches cite insurance increases in St. Louis, forgery cases in New Orleans and Pittsburgh, and Dominican annexation talks with commissioners to assess state of San Domingo.
Senate items report protests by labor groups and requests for relief funds for federal department employees. Resolutions address commercial intercourse with British North American possessions and Mexico, suspending certain bonded transportation rules, and rights of shipping vessels. Additional measures seek ocean mail lines and a Dominican commissioners appointment. A lengthy inquiry into General Lee’s Arlington estate and taxes is noted, with questions over occupancy and compensation.
Reported tensions over the Paris treaty dominate front pages as Pall Mall Gaz270Z notes accord talks. Russian naval activity linked to Thames defense raises questions about capitulation terms. Belfort resistance cited as ongoing in Europe’s theater.
London dispatch notes Pall Mall Gazette opposition to repealing the 1856 Paris treaty, warning of shifting trade to the United States. Three Russian mercantile ships under construction on the Thames at Samuday’s yard, not naval vessels, with Paris aid unlikely. Reports say French losses total 6,780, while German casualties exceed 8,000 and Loire batteries lose 7,000 men and prisoners.
Reports from France note the steamer Ville de Paris arriving from New York at Basset. Meung and Chausey battle updates claim German prisoners captured and French forces resisting, with Gambetta dispatches denying German victory and reporting French successes and losses.
December reports from Berne state the Swiss Federal Council asks an eight month extension of the St Gothard Railway treaty. Washington notes nominations of Charles D Drake and Albert G Edward. Cincinnati reports a petition for Congress to intervene in the Cincinnati and Newport Bridge matter as construction continues. Liabilities of Thomas J Bi & Co reach near $200000 with modest assets. The Hagel Co firm assigns for creditors. Brewery assets described as extensive. Fgas tign ees bond fixed at 120.
Weather stays cloudy and damp as new arrivals and departures occur on the river. Vessels include Fanny Brandeis Quickstep Camelia Mellie Ragon and John Lyle with freight and trips to Memphis Cairo Evansville Bowling Green Newburgh and New Orleans. City criticisms focus on wharf congestion taxes and council missteps impacting trade and steamboat operations.
Cincinnati reports river levels around 2 to 5 feet with clouded skies and light rain as items travel through Louisville and Memphis. Vessels arrive and depart including Kate Henderson and Nick Longworth while the Arkansas Hella and other craft move along from Cairo to New Orleans.
Market unsettled with mixed notes across commodities. Prices list fluctuations in cereals and softs while bond concerns and industrial metals show steadier signs. references to DoD and foreign exchange imply tentative activity across sectors.
New York stock and bullion activities were dull with modest fluctuations. Government bonds showed strength while Western Union and related companies traded with limited price variation amid broad market uncertainty.
Market notes show Corn unchanged with limited demand and price around 80. Wheat and oats steady with demand weak. pork dull and prices unchanged. Declines or changes are minimal with steady to firm tendencies in select grains and livestock.
Unclear market wire text from Chicago market page notes fluctuating prices and activity. Mentions extras, exchanges, and general demand with many garbled terms and missing data.
A brief market listing shows Louis Market with bold dulls and lighter entries for various commodities. Prices are noted as firm for select items with references to winter goods and regional sales contexts.
Damaged text fragment mentions fall prices and exchanges. No coherent events, names, or locations clearly readable. Unable to determine a definite person, organization, or place reference.
Market report from New York with scattered items on brown bleached drills sizes and prices for goods. Mentions U.S. standard goods and fabrics, with brief notes on various textiles and pricing snippets.
Fragmentary notes indicate Correos and market activity at Lugo with receipts for several bale lots and fluctuating prices. Mentions of price drops and mixed sales signal uneven demand. Names and details are obscured by OCR errors, but references to market lines and large Lug goods appear.
Fragmentary text describes a Louisville topic with references to telegraph items and various disjoint phrases. The readable parts indicate a historical notice or anecdotal note about sales, vendors, and a possible whiskey mention, but specifics are unclear.
Deciphered market notes show scattered figures for American securities and commodities with erratic values. The fragmentary item mentions Great Western, Tallow, and Petroleum with uncertain prices and dates, reflecting a disrupted European markets brief.
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