We booked ourselves for Cincinnati in Ohio, a distance of 1,550 miles.

Sir,I am about to bid an affectionate farewell to Cincinnati, and through Cincinnati to the commonwealth of Ohiothat bright morning star of consolation and of hope risen from the West over the gloomy horizon of Hungary's and of Europe's dark night!

The Giants atoned for the four defeats at the hands of Chicago and Cincinnati by winning the next four games in succession, and while this did not actually settle the championship, that is, the definite championship game had not been played, the race was practically over and all that was left to fight for in the National League was second place, in which Chicago and Pittsburgh were most interested.

"Who were my father and my mother, and who am I?" The elder woman restrained her emotion with an effort, and answered as composedly as she could, "There were several hundred passengers on the Pride of St. Louis when she left Cincinnati on that fateful day, on her regular trip to New Orleans.

How'd it be to move down to Schaefer's boardin'-house for the winter, where it'll be a little recreation for you evenings, or say we take a trip down to Cincinnati for a week.

Bragg divided his forces, threatening Louisville and Cincinnati at the same time.

A letter came from Cincinnati from the editor of the hymn-book of the Y.M.C.A., saying he had some of my hymns in it, and had stopped the press in order to have two more, which he wanted 'right away.'

It was founded largely by funds of southern Presbyterians, was located in Cincinnati about a mile from slave territory, and was attended by students from that section.

Why did she come back from Cincinnati with his party?

The command was given to William Henry Harrison, who hurried from Cincinnati across the wilderness of Ohio, and in the dead of winter reached the shores of Lake Erie.

Boyd was a Kentucky freedman who helped to overcome the prejudice in Cincinnati against Negro mechanics by inventing and exploiting a corded bed, the demand for which was extensive throughout the Ohio and Mississippi valleys.

Suppose we set Cincinnati as the last point of our common journey?"

I saw no such enthusiasm on the part of the inhabitants as I had witnessed at Cincinnati during the previous autumn.

Rather than remain in Cincinnati under restrictions, the reform element of the institution moved to the more congenial Western Reserve where a nucleus of youth and their instructors had assumed the name of Oberlin College.

Ohio and Erie Canal."A commissioner of the State of Ohio, with engineers, is taking levels, examining water-courses, and making estimates of cost, to ascertain the practicability of making a canal from Cincinnati up the valley of the Big Miami, and Loromier's creek, across the summit level, to the Auglaize and Miami of Lake Erie, to the level of the lake water.