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Cincinnati Daily Gazette

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1863

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General Reynolds Expedition to Lebanon in Tennessee

Special correspondence from Mozzorssoro Tennessee recounts General J J Reynolds's five day march from Murfreesboro to Lebanon with 8000 infantry 500 cavalry and artillery. The column disrupted rebel camps captured supplies and a mail carrier while earning loyalty reports from locals. The piece praises Reynolds and notes minor skirmishes and a heavy march day by day ending with Lebanon and a return to Murfreesboro.

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Dearth of News In Texx Department Sparks Dispatch

The Texx department reports a quiet period with limited local notes yet noting a larger Associated Press dispatch from Washville. The writer mentions Reynolds capturing prisoners near Lebanon and shifts focus to upcoming road projects and material outcomes, while defending prior reporting against overstatement.

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General McCook Returns as Paymasters Reach City

Correspondence from Monfuersnono Tennessee dated February 12 reports General McCook's return from the front riding through lines. The enemy is two miles beyond pickets with infantry artillery and cavalry. Joy in the right wing follows the general's return as officers and men express full confidence. Paymasters opened their bank here yesterday amid fine weather and cheerful greetings. The railroad brought cars home to Brone River and the band played at General's Headquarters. overall, yesterday promises.

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Deaths in Murfreesboro Hospitals Feb 6 to 20

List of fallen soldiers and associated units appears in a Murfreesboro hospital death notice. Names include W. W. Clark of Illinois 48th, Alex Smith of Tennessee, Blvert Quon of Ohio, E 7ist Ohio, Richard Neel of 16th wired unit, Snider of Ohio 74th, Ballagh B. Ohio, Jamets Jos. Moon of Tennessee, and others with regiments such as 60. 1, 30th Ind and 74th Ohio. dates range Feb 6 to Feb 20.

Murfreesboro W. W Clark Illinois Alex. Smith Ohio Richard Neel Wired Snider Sheree Thomas Thompson Rae Oe Ballagh Sam House E. Jamets Moon B. E. Tenn John Gohid Mich G. F. Schnelley Co. O Jerome W Ind Henry Vickers Larkin Nively

Affairs in Missouri Senatorial Result Emancipation Party

Corrrespondence from the Cincinnati Gasette reports the Missouri senatorial joint session adjourned without an election. The piece deplores the outcome for freedom and the North, noting negative effects on Emancipation gains, migration expectations, and railroad investment plans dependent on Missouri stability.

Cincinnati Gasette Freedom North Missouri Apitel Cam’ Fie

Division in Missouri Democratic ranks threatens emancipation efforts

The piece assesses deep rifts within Missouri Democrats over an emancipation agenda. It notes radical and conservative wings clashing, failed caucuses, and the risk that factional strife harms unity and political gains in upcoming elections. It highlights leaders Wingate Brown Breckinridge and others, urging unity for the cause.

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Death of Andrew Dickson and missing daughter case in Stevenson

Nagaviegs Tenn February 11 Gazette reports the death of Andrew Dickson, once a government male driver from Cincinnati, with a daughter married and living on Longworth Street. A plea asks for help locating the daughter and confirming details, signed by Capt. Commanding 11th Indiana Battery, noting a search effort and publication promotion by Walker, Wise & Co. Boston.

Nagaviegs Tenn Stevenson Elian Andrew Dickson Cincinmati Longworth Street Stone Mill Streets 11Th Ind. Battery

Address to Ohio by Western Army Soldiers during Civil War

The text presents a fervent appeal from Ohio’s Western Army soldiers urging unity and support for the Union war effort. It condemns home political strife, defends the war as crucial to national survival, and denounces Northern Democratic opposition while urging Ohioans to back the government and its soldiers. It includes lists of casualties from Arkansas Post and reflections on Confederate and Northern reactions to Vallandigham.

Ohio Brothers and Sons Republic United States Fort Sumter Europe Republis Spogognes Astiles West 1St Brigade 3D Division 14Th Army Corps Walker St. Lawrence Gulf Richmond Vallandigham Esquirer Jeff Davis The Richmond Enquirer Democrat Yankees Petine Athens Rome England North Fort Lafayette Union Democrat Butler Milroy Virginia Yorktown Rappahennock Vallandighem Cine Buslin Gale Saag

List of Casualties in the 23d Wisconsin Regiment Volunteers

The document records deaths and wounds from the Battle of Arkansas Post on June 23, naming soldiers by company and rank. It lists killed, mortally wounded, and wounded, with numerous private and noncommissioned officers identified, including Corporal A2 Bea Kant Kans, Sergeant E E Kasou, and Privates Olesen, Je Johnson, and Thos Yule, among others.

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Arnica Hair Gloss Promotes Luster and Health

An advertising notice touts Arnica Hair Gloss as an invaluable preparation for preserving hair. It claims to invigorate the scalp, soften and beautify, and provide lasting charm. The piece also lists unrelated items and merchants, bearing a dense catalog style typical of late 19th century ads.

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