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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Press
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1861
Page
3
Sree die ati i Simanexcerarai Sumtn'Avenutaine do tia and the two tables of their conde report the arrival and departure of turmoil, with changes that may be timed to departure.
The page lists shops offering boots and clothing, concert benefits for Bethel School, and a lecture by Bayard Taylor. It covers Army recruitment talks, gun procurement for Colonel Sargent's Fifty-Second Regiment, troop movements from Louis ville, mutiny suppression on the Adams, and praise for the Fifth Regiment and Ohio troops. A humorous tent-scene depicts a soldier’s comic courtship during departure.
The notice lists engagements at Den’s Amphitheater and Pine’s Orken mourning Benefit with details on performances of Shakespeare and Bulwer. It reports court verdicts, local commerce ads for boots and shoes, county board actions, and transport orders. It mentions a police court acquittal, a drayman’s injury, and a break-in at a newspaper office, all echoed in a bustling city scene.
A court report notes a defendant fined ten days in city prison and a judge's remarks on inter-racial tensions. A separate item promotes A Barbour footwear at 140 West Fifth Street. Notices mention Newport prisoners released and local business Lawsen & On selling boots and shoes at 606 Fifth Street.
Officers of this regiment held a meeting at Lehman's Saloon to petition Hon John W Menalea to procure a commission for Colonel Foley to raise a three-year regiment. They are eager to join his army and enter his command.
Reports list venfltet routes granted to TH Barlow at end Joseph Bara BOS, and a Brooklyn collector Daravaren James C. Simmons arrested at Camp King on embezzlement claims. A seaborne detachment led by Colonel Lindsey arrived from Louisville to Newport Barracks en route to Greenorburg. Notes on clothing shipments from Fortress Monroe to Mr Hager and satire on contraband clothing theft amid Civil War tensions.
Fragmented notices from Cincinnati feature calls to support soldiers, orders restricting camp access, Navy secretary extracts, and remarks on the treatment of enslaved people. The garbled text includes military discipline concerns, shipments, and reactions to wartime policy and civilian involvement.
Fragmented report details rebel forces vanishing into confusion after a routed engagement. One prisoner is Cr. 4.1. Duptiam of the Sista Georgia Hawks confesses to guiding expeditions. information is inconsistent. Reports mention Port Royal, Savannah, and a large troop movement toward Nashville.
December 4 market notes show Wheat prime samples in good demand with tight offerings and firm prices. Corn and oats hold firm with light receipts and higher bids. hogs steady at 325 to 340 per head amid warm weather and light buying. flour unsettled around 4.00 to 4.15 per barrel. Includes dairy and cheese activity, poultry demand, and general market mix with several price points noted for prime red wheat and corn supplies.
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