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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Press
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1861
Page
3
The Daily Press presents a municipal railroad bulletin listing trains arrival and departure times. It notes schedules, times, and station references, outlining service patterns and potential changes across lines.
Dispatches detail arrangements for the 9th Ohio and associated regiments amid pay disputes and mutiny fears. Troops endured cold, tents scarce, and delays at Louisville as pay issues and discipline tests shook morale before final embarkation.
A 1890s Catholic Institute program promises varied entertainment headlined by Mr Neafle in Metamora with strong piano artistry and comic pieces by Tongbabta reragh Diwnend and Mrs Slaw na Margery. The bill includes Booth and other performers, aiming to draw a broad audience with several novelty acts and a grand concert at Smith and Nixon's.
In Lamoud urest Station house November tally Lieutenant Mirst reports two hundred twenty arrests. Stories mention Colonel De Villiora of the Hlorepth Chio iment preparing a report from Richmond. Other notes cover hospital conditions, city officials, and regimental movements during the Civil War era.
Fragmented report from a 19th century court scene describing a detention case of Thomas Riley, minor, by Lieutenant Keckler, with remarks from Charles Keevlin on U.S. and European history, abolitionist politics, and economic policy, plus local police court notes on cases including Joseph Scherer, Turonansy Acquittin, and a sock theft. a majority of the 36 new police court cases are listed.
General Price appeals to Missouri citizens to enlist for a govern state defense against Union forces. He urges 50 000 men, condemns Union advances, praises Confederate resolve, and outlines the war’s stakes including liberty, property, and national survival. He calls Missourians to abandon homes if needed, bring supplies, clothing, and arms, and join the army at the state line with the goal of driving out Union troops.
The Kentucky State Auditor's 1061 report shows Campbell County property valued at 4,509,774 with state revenue 14, ES 40. It lists 97 slaves valued 32,500 and 2,410 horses and mares with 63 cattle 4,008. Militia 3,000. town levy 1,000,770. Jacob Straiter tied to Ninth Regiment, anchored near Liching River. thousands visit to support troops as Paymaster disburses funds.
The Covington News reports Terrayan soldiers recently returned to Covington from Paris and Camp King. It notes a pending return of the entire regiment once transport is available and mentions changes at the Kentucky General Railroad with Mr Bick stepping from the role of General Freight Agent. The piece also covers a wide range of wartime chatter including a black measage trend among troops, hospital cases, and impatience for active duty. An observation from a New York correspondent discusses epitoons in Washington and public perception of their presence near federal buildings.
The Vice-President presided as the Senate opened with about forty members present. Daily sessions on works of Mr Grimes were fixed, a message to the House was ordered, and roll call captured names including Mr Pel Roe Sarees and others from Utah.
An OCR fragment describes parliamentary maneuvers over the Provisional Government of Virginia, election rules, and seat validity. It notes Dawes and Maynard figures, refer to committees, and outlines debate on formalities and representation amid federal-state tensions. The text also mentions a New Mexico delegate and certification by Wickman.
Receipts and prices for wheat, corn, oats, and barley show a steady market with moderate demand. Wheat leads with 481,299 bushels received. corn 263,016 bushels, with mixed Western and Chicago spring values and steady Cincinnati style notes for pork and lard. butter and meats steady amid fluctuating cereal prices.
Stock prices and commodities drift lower with dull trading as major equities close flat. Wheat, flour, whisky, meat, and groceries show modest demand but prices vary. oats, corn, and oats futures edge down while eggs and dairy hold steady amid light receipts and cautious confidence.
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