Irrepressible Conflicts Shape Cincinnati Political Shakeup
An 1860s political clash unfolds as factions fight over posts and editors in Cincinnati. Foran, a Buchanan ally, is removed as the Enquirer editor is replaced by a Douglas supporter from Virginia to curry favor with Buchanan. The piece credits Buchanan with a purge of loyalists and calls for removals of postmasters suspected of leaning toward Douglas, amid a tense struggle for party control.
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Cincinnati
Faran
Douglas
Ani
Anemid
Pelfy
Buchagsy
Faron
Comes
Buchanan
Ely
Cemouracy
Ant Buchanan
Harmoniota
Abbott
Douglay
Histow
Buchanagh
Virginia
Douglis
Sen. J.J. Foran
Kidnappers in Limbo in Ohio Case Run to Kentucky
Deputy Marshall Baker and Harley, alleged Confederates, kidnapped An Hasson from Chillicothe and drove him into Kentucky. They faced trial before Reg Shaffer and were bound over in 1000 each in the Court of Common Pleas. The editorial warns that without punishment such abductions threaten public safety and laments a market for abducted children and adults.
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Gagatte
Marshall Baker
Harley
Ohio
An- Hasson
Chillicothe
Kentucky
Reg. Shaffer
Thal
Court of Common Pleas
Andross County
Manmad
Kidnappers Hounded In Cincinnati Case and Political Notes
A fragmentary report notes two kidnappers Michael Weaver and William Stewart arrested in Cincinnati for kidnapping and assaulting a colored boy, with bail set at 2000 dollars. The piece also mentions American and Democratic party dynamics, Governor candidates, and a political shift discussion amid oblique references to regional elections and vacancies in Medina and surrounding counties.
That Cricket Exhibition Fail and LessonsLearned
A Meigs Quinsy Telacrept item recounts Arunyn Cae 1859 notes on a cricket exhibition by the local club. Preparations, crowd enthusiasm, and a frost damaged many crickets, forcing postponement a week. The piece praises perseverance and urges calm study of the sport for eventual success. It also cites fire reports from Loureville and Wellsville, warning readers of urban losses and economic impact.
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Arunyn
Cae
Democratic Rivalry and Walker Trial Amid Nicaragua Filibuster
Amid heated commentary the Delta portrays Brown and Walker as central figures in opposing actions. It condemns filibusters and praises government arrest, noting Walker’s plan to free slaves abroad and Brown’s anticipated execution. The report highlights Democratic sympathy and public sentiment shaping the trial atmosphere, with officers and supporters described in vivid detail.
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Amure
Democradioes
Anne
Brown
Walker
Ariel
Storen
Voonel
Benators
Nicaragaa
Inshia
Wanny Denocrmis
Eilent
Tat Brown
Universal Democracy
Phelaut
New Orleans
Delta
Kaysoux
Yung
Ee Ian Sharp
Ani Ie
Lake
Nicaragua
Hirga Extrans
Coldiere
Harry Maury
Mobile
Maurya
United Sies Revenue
Frank Anderson
Tok
Teliue Casillo
United States
Paulding
Anderson
Beott
Cal. Ben Harrison
Sherifaliy
Lucien Adame
River town asks for town improvements and growth
The article reflects a town's belief in benefits from coal and salt industries, rail-friendly river transport, and evolving streets and public works. It notes labor abundance, few unemployed, and planned improvements while praising natural scenery and seasonal change. It mentions a Free Will church organization in Bytn chine, Marge County.
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Anh
Olio
Uwuaynde
Dolce
Asia
Avin
Ohio
Cuyacu
Quoanizariog
Bytn
Chine
Marge
Lower Pomeroy Emerges As New Industrial Century
A reader describes an unveiling of Lower Pomeroy near the river and hill, where grading, a wide two acre park, and a 100 by 30 foot brick building with a boiler and engines signal a new manufacturing district. Locals say this marks the start of a growing town with a machine shop and future industry on the way.
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Pomeroy
M. Bosworth
Wek
Wis
Land Transfers and a Senate Reply in the 1869 Records
List of October 29 1869 land transfers detailing grantor grantee and acreages across multiple townships, ending with a long quoted Senate exchange from Senator Broderick and a denouncing reply about labor and class. Also notes a Marietta post office fire destroying printing offices while post office contents saved, with property losses and insured values.
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Mont
Cuestan
James Hugg
Mary 3
White
Columnia
Madison Cline
Madison
Henry T. Lawson
Henry P. Lawson
John Galloway
Dan
Aumiller
Silas Farley
Lerang Te
A. J. Richey
Spencer A. Hayman
Owaxor
A. B. White
James
Hugg
Martinsville
Romanno
Wm. L. Bellows
J. Price
Wee
Ane
Saueacuy
Annie Pomeroy
Jacob Neutsling, Jr
Nore
Lot
Joly K. Suey
Alexander Ablea
Pouxror
Martin Deeda
Samuel Davia
John T. Davia
Isaac
Christ
Greenley
Martha
Divkernon
Cincinnati
Gunotta
Marietta Postotics
Veluck
Marietta Pos-office
Thy Postcoffier
Marietta *Demokrat
Gorman
Widdleren
A.W. McGormick
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Harrison G. Blake
Medina
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Herald
Wellsville
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Hammond
South Carolina
Monde Hig
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Martix Ee Mimuth
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My. WM. Malroy
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Inflevnt College of Hrgonnts
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Ohio Rivers
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J. R. Salley
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