13 Feb 1864
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1864
Page
1
The excerpt lists alternating price tiers for daily notices and classifieds and mentions categories such as Wanted For Sale For Rent Boarding Fast Found and similar terms. It notes rates per line and per thousand impressions and references specific ad blocks and insertions.
A detailed examination argues that Congress should not yield to a false constitutional construction in the treason attainder debate. It asserts Congress must interpret the Constitution, warns against judiciary overreach, and recommends plainly stating the constitutional limits on property forfeiture for traitors.
The article surveys several 19th century estimates of Confederate cotton in the 1860s, citing Carian and Buson figures and Manchester Examiner tallies. It discusses on hand and stockpiled amounts, private holdings, and potential value at market prices, with implications for Confederate finances and trade strategy.
A fragmented report from the Cathe-Telegraph notes anti slavery feeling spreading nationwide. It suggests few support the idea while public opinion shifts away from party lines and prejudice, though the text is garbled and some phrases are unreadable.
A bold dare is issued to Sal Racine by teammates in a casual setting. The challenge tests nerve and quick thinking, inviting a bold choice under friendly pressure.
The Louisville Journal battle over party loyalties shows editors praising Prentice then shifting support to Mallory and Anderson. The piece attacks Clay and Smith while urging unionist action, cites district loyalties, and notes English and American political currents influencing Kentucky politics.
Special correspondence notes George Thompson leaving Liverpool for Boston on private business with possible remarks on American and English affairs. It highlights cordial sentiment toward America, praise for Morse and others, references to Emancipation, and mentions figures such as M. Schneicher and Theodore Parker in a broad discussion of political and social topics.
Soldiers families to receive relief money next Sunday from 1 to 5 at H Leonard's park house Elm Street. Expository lectures begin, first delivered tomorrow evening. Sanitary Fair sales report and other results published. Departure of the 39th Ohio reenlisted veterans by boat under Col. Noyes. Mrs Cassily relief funds via Henry Collins 251 Central Avenue 9275. Collins unaware of donor. Board of County Commissioners orders issued. coal allocations noted. Draft preparation: Provost Marshal orders consolidate enrolled men 20 to 45 into unified quotas per district. class distinctions abolished.
The city hall in Covington hosts a gathering of supporters to form delegates for the Emancipation Convention. Attendees plan resolutions and draft tickets for the looming draft while a nearby shooting incident leaves Captain George Miecey wounded.
Yesterday in Campbell Circuit Court Jo anno Castillo was convicted and sentenced to one year in the State Penitentiary. Tus City Council met Thursday night and heard a petition from wood dealers asking that wood measurement be required for wagon loads rather than per ton. No action was taken on the petition. A Bank of America notice acknowledged funds received for interest due through February. The court prepared to hear the case Henry ve ows with a charge of defaming character, seeking damages from the accused.
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