Iron City Falls to Forty Thousand From Union Army
Ouandes Berower is the authorized Agent of the BraxinG, GeaR at Dayton. Subscribers who do not receive their papers should notify the office at Fifth and Vine. The piece notes a grand fortification at Pittsburg and a massive Union advance under Burnside Hawley Logan. It imagines veteran troops singing the Battle Cry of Freedom and references promoters Stand Jammy planning expo schemes in Cincinnati. It also lauds the recent Pork Packer's Convention as a major urban business gathering enriching the city.
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Ouandes Berower
Braxing
Dayton
Vine
Pittsburg
Burnside
Hawley
Logan
Ags
Cin
Inpati
Cincinnati
The Great Southwest Boundary Debate Sparks Expansion Talk
Talk grows among certain quarters about shifting the U S Mexican boundary west from the Rio Grande toward the Sierra Madre. Critics warn of Mexican land grabs and inflated claims as a motive for reform, while proponents push extending the line to include more of the Rio Grande valley and Mazatlan region.
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Rio Grande
United States
Mexico
Sierre Madre
N. _ dis
Ibia
Grande
Weilge
Gulf of Mexico
Rail routes to Mazatlan and Gulf ports reshape the West
A Seattle era editorial argues the Texas frontier to the Pacific railway will run via San Diego to Mazatlan, creating two Gulf coast cities linked by rail. It compares costs of ocean versus land transport, predicting vast Southwest development and new trade flows between Europe, India, China and America along the Gulf routes. It also notes preserving grapes with honey and includes a home remedy recommendation.
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Texas
San Francisco
Atlantic
China
Mazatlan
Pacific
Rosecrus
City of Mexico
Agation
San Diego
Gulf of Mexico
Tidewater
Two Oceans
Pacific Railway
Utah
Great
Southwest
Mexico
California
Gulf of California
India
Europe
America
Accommodating Old Buffer. Resersat Author At Nla Springs
Fragmentary OCR yields a dated, obscured dialogue about an offer or request involving money, a daughter, and a conferee. Names, places, and clear actions are unreadable, but the text hints at interpersonal bargaining and a moral dilemma without coherent context.
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Nla
P Yi
Reques
Nations Negotiate Protecting Private Property at Sea
London dispatch reports Holland America Austria Germany Russia and Italy seeking recognition of inviolability of private property at sea during war under sanction of European powers. Cologne note says the old Catholic Congress met yesterday with English and American Episcopal representatives addressing the meeting sympathetically.
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London
Holland
America
Austria
Germany
Russia
Italy
Cologne
Old Catholic Congress
California State Fair Opens With Strong Attendance
California press reports from Sacramento note the State Fair opened yesterday with good attendance. Racing events drew sizable crowds and the overall fair drew steady spectator turnout.
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Sacramento
Libel suit against ex Speaker of New Jersey Assembly
Nathaniel Niles, former Speaker of the New Jersey Assembly, is prosecuted by the New Jersey railway company in a libel suit filed in the state Supreme Court. The company seeks swift trial after alleging publication in the Nation under the signature "Jersey." Also reported are thefts, break ins, and street harassment incidents in Jersey City.
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Jersey City
Nathaniel Niles
New Jersey Assembly
New Jersey Railway Company
Supreme Court
Jersey
Market reports rail and grain prices steady at week’s end
New York market notes show rail exports firm with steady barley and feed, barley and middlings quoted steady, flour prices and ship shipments largely unchanged. Hog demand moderate, pork and bacon prices mixed. government bonds firm with overall market strength and stable money rates.
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Hill
Nes
Mirai
New York
Sterm
Horace Greeley To Arrive In City Amid Welcome Crowd
The longing to see Horace Greeley has brought many strangers to the city. Council members and citizens gather at the Little Miami depot awaiting his arrival while he spoke to a large crowd in Columbus this morning.
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Horace Greeley
Little Miami
Mr. Greeley
Columbus
Young man charged with railroad tobacco theft at Storrs
Barton Tatter faced charges for stealing a drum of tobacco from a car on the C H and U railroad near Storrs township. He offered an alibi in court, and the case was postponed to next Thursday. An incident involving Annie Wagner and others was dismissed or continued as noted.
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Barton Tattershall
Storrs
Annie Wagner
Francis Bartqverts
George Street
Madame English
Hucathowouaey Tae Pleas Court
Obie
Andrew
Toe Leer
Doug
la Longnecker
Smith
Andrew Douglase
A. i
George N. Leighton
Adam Tulloch
Saylon & Sav Og
River News and Miscellany Items From 1872
The river report notes cool pleasant weather with morning fog delaying pack arrivals. The river is rising slowly at 6 feet in the channel and may stand today while Pittsburg shows a declining river with 24 inches. A Cincinnati letter in the St. Louis Democrat discusses a contract and payments tied to the Mississippi Valley Navigation Company and a builder named Mr. Mack with financial settlements totaling 24,241 dollars and partial payments already made.
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Pittsburg
St. Louie Democrat
Cincinnati
James Mack
Mississippi Valley Navigation Company
Lavenne
Mack
Hy BaLpwin
Anee Ore Navigation Co
Markets by Telegraph from New York and Milwaukee
Markets by telegraph report erratic price: gold and flour futures mixed. wheat and oats show limited activity. white rye and linseed oil notes appear. Milwaukee and New York quotations reflect uneven demand and closing figures with minor shifts in prices and duties.
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York
Milwaukee
Law of Warrant and Sale of Horses and Stock
A detailed treatise on the law governing livery stables buyers sellers and keepers of stock. It covers unsoundness and vice warranties, express and implied warranties, deceit, innkeepers and borrower's liability, and safe keeping of horses and cattle. It argues the work will save practice, litigation, and expenses for stock handlers and veterinarians.
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Eve
Ohio
American Stock Journal
California
Iowa Homestead
Lexington Ky
Kansas
National Live Stock Journal
Justices of the Peace
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ors
Cincinnati Times and Chronicle
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TER
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Vimeo
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Incinnati
Bribay Evening
IRET
Bening Star
Sahien
Newport Barracks
Cincimpati
Jimmy
Grant
Greeley
O’conor
Victoria Woodbull
Ove
Tupper
George Moore
No. 25
Observatory Street
Hammond Street
W. H. Aldridge & Co
Sycamore Street
George Philpot
Vine Street
Linton
Vine and
Fifth Streets
Insurance
IFE
River News
Telegraph
Marion Eaty Yar
Ann A. M
Fey
Rene Rae Anne
Sts A
West Third St
Samuel W. Johnson
S&m
Lockwood, Nichols & Tive
West Third Street
Burnet House
Cincinnati Type’ Foundry Co. Co
WELLS
Maar
Thik
Nance Trom
Wie
Wm. Wilson McGrew
Fourth ‘Street
North Side
West Fourth St
Sec
Eral Tealsom
M. D. Hanover
Price
Robert Clarke & Co
West Fourth Street
Legal Gazette
Albany Law Journal
American Law Record
Hanover
F. Hassaurek
Volksblatt
White
Alfred White
Seventh and Wine Sts
ST. Nicholas
B. Roth & Sons
Cor
Race Sts
Eales
Fifth St
Walnut
Express
Whitehead’s
Richmond- ST. Cin
O. Fand
Alfred Warren
Central Avenué
GEO. E. Stevens & CO
St. Paul’s
John C. Huntington & Co
Main Street
Glenn & Sons
Umear
Daly
George D. m
Aperiteon County
Elizbeth Herrmann
W. C. Mellen
J.G. Rikhofyft
Mises Suse
Ami
Roel
Tus
Ohio and Mississippi Railway
Air Menage
Aurora
Creative
Cochran
R and
Io Vine Street
GS Street
Frank van Dusen
L Pas
Charles McCabr
Wees
Pr Agt
J J. Butler
W. Wan
M. G. Brown
Richard
Benjamin Gwarlin
Wateer
Frice
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