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11 Feb 1863
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Cincinnati Daily Gazette in Cincinnati, Ohio
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1863
Page
1
Army Voices From Illinois Troops in Virginia
Correspondence from Cincinnati Gazette reports Illinois soldiers meeting in Conoyta to adopt resolutions against home treason. Col Bain and Lt Col Phillips spoke, vows to support the President, no dissent, send copies to Governor Yates and Illinois officials. Also includes Ohio officer’s letter from Trevitte Va criticizing Northern treason press and lawmakers, urging unity to sustain the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gazette
Conuyta
Illinois
Resolutions Urge Loyalty in Illinois War Effort
A period-piece message endorses President Lincoln’s war measures and calls for unity among citizens, praising Governor Yates and Major General Fuller for supporting wounded soldiers, while condemning legislators seen as seeking a peace with rebels. The resolutions warn of retribution against traitors and stress steadfast loyalty to the Union.
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Whch 15
Pct
Yates
Fuller
Lllinois
Wapeless
Illinois Infantry Officers Adopt Parade Resolutions
Resolutions read at dress parade were unanimously adopted by officers and enlisted men of multiple Illinois regiments including the 9th, 12th, 50th, 52d, 57th, 62d, and others. Governors, divisions, and local commanders praised the firm support for the adopted measures amid ongoing front-line duties and outpost assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawress
Illinois
Comba
James R. Huouxis
Lihnow Headquarters
50Rx
Stirvors Invanter
T. W. Garris
50Th
Illinois Infantry
Heapqvastens
52D Regiment
Illinois Volunteers
E. A. Bowes
57Th
Ilinois
Unity for Union in Indiana Defender Letter 1863
A Frankfort Commonwealth letter urges Indiana Democrats to unite for the Union against the South and rebel influence. It warns against coalition with the North against Eastern states, condemns demagogues, and condemns peace terms as treasonous. Signers include Hover, Sproxmty, McStax, McGrims, Snack. Feb 2 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
South Anne
Cossition
Auvin P. Hover
Letter From Corinth and a Failed Florence Expedition
Correspondence from Corinth notes resumed mail service and paymaster activity, with Maj Wilson paying July and August soldiers and promising more. A flotilla train to Florence Alabama failed due to a broken wheel on the J Raymond, forcing withdrawal after a muddy, rain soaked march. Deserters and guerrillas are reported, while army changes include reorganization of corps and promotions. Legislative scenes depict partisan tensions, debates over negro troops, and calls to war aims with mixed amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Williams
Ohio
Major Wilson
Prince of Peymasters
Hamburg
J. Raymond
Corinth
General Pillow
Alfred Robb
Col. Rice
Seventh
Iowa
Illinois
1St
Missouri Artillery
Adams
81St
Tennessee
Maj. Evans
Florence
Alabama
Col
Roddy
Dan Rice
Rice
Raymond
Bragg
The
Col. Breckinridge
Union
Ecouts
Letter From Indianapolis Special Correspondence
Special correspondence from Indianapolis dated February 10 describes Senate routine as old stagers return, with perfumed halls, courteous salutations, and a president smiling. A bill fixes compensation for conscientious exemptions at fifty dollars and two and a half percent on property cash value. Three House bills read first time. seven bills introduced and committee reports disposed of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank
Marsh
Indiana
Senate
Brown
Niblack
Packard
Cincinnati Gazette
Inpianapolis
Busheling Stamps Counted At Post Office
Post Office clerks faced a large task sorting eight thousand four hundred dollars in soiled gum-back stamps from the Eighth Avenue Railroad Company. The bundle required two stout men to move to the office with counts to be completed by April 1 according to the New York Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Avenue Railroad Company
New York Herald
Smoking and Photography in Paris Studios
The Paris correspondent for the London Photographic News reports tobacco smoke in developing rooms harms images. An artist’s instant process fogged during smoking. after airing and ventilating, subsequent trials yielded perfect images. Observers note many failures attributed to smoke in operation rooms.
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Paris
London Photographic News
Bold Union Ram Queen of the West Breaks Blockade at Vicksburg
Correspondent reports the Queen of the West rammed past batteries at Vicksburg under heavy fire. The assault, aimed to open a transport passage and deter Confederate defenses, inspired Union crews and hinted at further riverine operations. Colonel Ellett and Captain S. rode the ram. Mrs S. accompanied her husband, prompting talk of a romantic episode amid war. Some reports detail the wife’s presence on the return voyage and the pretexts cited for the flag of truce.
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Vicksburg
Col. Billet
Texas
Louisiana
Sutherland
Harris
Ellett
West
Philadelphia
Eljott
Natchez
Yazoo
Omeraa
Diffusion of Information Move ments of Secession Sympathizers in New York
An Evening Post report recounts a secret New York secession sympathy meeting at Delmonico's. Editors denounce an alleged fund raising to spread political ignorance, funded by wealthy New York patrons and foreign money brokers to undermine the government and bolster rebel voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Evening Post
the Post
Delmonico’s
World
Journal of Commerce
the Express
the Tribune
The
Express
el Chasable
Venal Seieeensen
Old Frobisher relics tied to mine ore dispute
A reader forwards observations on a Times note about Captain Hall and a cache of Frobisher relics. The letter discusses the 1578 voyage instructions, miners sent under Edward Fenton, Denham’s ore proofs, and the likely worthless ore findings. It highlights small silver particles trapped in ore and questions the value of specimens shipped to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
London Times
Martin Frobisher
C. F. Hall
Royal Geographical Society of London
Frobisher
Public Record Office
Lord Burghley
Edward Fenton
Bear's Sound
Captain Hall
Denham
Eee Williams
Christopher Hall
East Indies
W. N
French Advance on Mexico City Reported by El Heraldo
Advices from Mexico City as of January 4 indicate the French nearing the capital with Mexican arms poised for triumph. Reports from Vera Cruz note 800 US bought mules for the French and Puebla situates French forces near Acultzingo with eight thousand men and thirty guns. Additional detachments moving from Quecholac to Tecomachalco and Perote cover. Dispatches claim Carvajal’s troops bivouacked at San Bartolo. mules seized near Tecamachalco Quecholac and five hundred mules captured near Palmar bound for the invaders. There is no other news. Jesus Orraa, Manuel Marte de Sandoval. Mexico, Jan. 3, 1863.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
el Heraldo
Vera Cruz
United States
Puebla
Auculizingo
Quecholac
Tecomachalco
Perote
Ministry of War
Makine
Pursia
Carvajal
San Bartolo
Zacatecas
Piler Pillareol
Tecamachalco
Clacotepec
Palmar
Acultzingo
Jesus
Orrraa
Mansouel Marte DE
Horace Mann
Springfield Republican
Dash on Batesville Drives Confed Forces Across River
From Arkansas the Batesville Marmaduke dash succeeds as Col Waring’s cavalry drives the Confederate force from Batesville on the night of the 4th. Prisoners taken include Col. Adame. Enemy ferries, some drown while crossing. Waring remounts and prepares to retire per orders. J. W. Davidson, Brig. Gen.
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Batesville
Marmaduke
West Plains
Curntis
Col. Waring
Adame
Train off the Track in St Louis a Humble Exit
The arrant humbug George Francis Train was halted in St Louis on Saturday as military authorities restrained him and he was taken across the river to Illinois. He expected to address the Missouri Legislature but will not, after two poorly received lectures, one on England and another about himself, amid strong disapproval from loyal citizens over attacks on Lincoln and the North.
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Bain
Baltimore
Caleb Cushing
Benjamin F. Butler
Lincoln
Colonel B
Col
Phillips
9Th Lilinois
Pittsburg
Esin
Col. Phillips
Col. Wilcox
Illinois
Maj
Dickey
Pennsylvania
St. Louis Democrat
George Francis
Tollis
United States Police
Alton
Jefferson City
Missouri
England
Springfield
New England States
Treiats Hole
Maxsieve le MiswsTex
Mr. Seward
Richmond
Norfolk
Pacific
Gederal
United States
Union
North
Gassendi
Fort Monroe
Alexandria
Annapolis
The Phonographobia and the rise of shorthand
A critical look at phonography critiques the craze for rapid shorthand. It argues most fail to master it, cites practice limits versus longhand, and favors selective reporting over verbatim transcription for practical reporters and writers.
Century of Noted Elders Amid Civil War Echoes
The article recalls elderly figures in Boston linked to historic events. Rev. Mr. Cleveland, nearing ninety one, made twenty six charitable visits in a day. Hon. William Foster also aged ninety one, recalls dining with Washington and Civil War-era memories. Hon. Josiah Quincy turns ninety one next February with enduring vigor. Lord Lyndhurst, Boston-born, reaches ninety one in May, active in duties. Mrs. Gardner Greene, sister of Lyndhurst, is ninety two. Three 1774 Marblehead emigrants, including Lyndhurst and Mrs. Copley, remain alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cleveland
William Foster
Foster
France
Washington
Josiah Quincy
Lord Lyndhurst
Boston
House of Lords
Privy Council of England
Gardner Greene
Marblehead
England
Copley
Quakers Resist Tax on Conscience in North Carolina
The Friends in North Carolina, aligned with other abolitionist sects, face conscription pressure and social strain as deserters from slavery flee to free states. Despite renewed anti slavery testimony at their Yearly Meeting, a memorial to Richmond sought exemption from military duty but failed. They were taxed or fined 590 dollars each for exemption and chose not to pay on principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends’ Review
Philadelphia
North Carolina
Free States
Friends
Committee of Friends
Confederate Congress
Richmond
Meeting of Friends
Prices in Richmond for fabrics and provisions in Jan
A private letter lists Richmond prices for unbleached cotton brown sugar and other materials with figures like 96 1b and 6 00 and 20 00. It also notes a published work Songs in the Night a hymn collection with introduction by Rev A O Thompson praised for taste and solace and issued by J E Tilton & Co Cincinnati Applegate & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ncas
A-O. Thompson
Boston
J.E. Tilton & Co
Cincinnati
Applegate & Co
Thompson
Law Report in Superior Court on Promissory Notes
Three cases before the Superior Court appeal panel addressed promissory notes and accommodation makers. Judgment for defendants in error affirmed after Judge Hoadly’s lengthy opinion. Other docket items involve a transcript viability ruling and a common pleas matter with Boyle and Garrison, plus a letter defending the Covenanter name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gesreat
Robertson
N. W. Thomas & Co
Alston
Flenner
Eden
Hoadly
Wilson
Thomas
Wilger
Worthington
Dodd
Tilden
Specia, Texm
Smead & Co
Winans
Mark R. Taylor
J. P
Coffin
Sires Insusha
Crawford
Collins & Herron
Magnificent Steamers Sail From Port to Londonderry
The Montreal Ocean Steam Ship Company lists its Clyde-built liners sailing from port on a Thursday. The fleet carries passengers to Londonderry and Liverpool with full-powered, first-class accommodations and return tickets.
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Londonderry
Glasgow
Liverpool
Montreal Ocean Steamship Company
Nompwecran
Hibeersing
Negro Amexican
Boxwemiag
Segaspena Jura
Clamedian
Warren
Strom
Thursda
Lon Oraerncat
Insurance Statement on Mortgages and Securities
Fragmented OCR shows an insurance statement listing total mortgages, secured debts, value and shares, and premiums. It notes debts secured by vouchers and other securities described as unseen or unclear, with total loaned amounts and an entry for premiums. The legible items reference Wales and stock shares.
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