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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Press
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1861
Page
3
A chaotic handwritten crosstown page lists barometer readings, shoe inventory, and retail prices alongside church sermons, police actions, and public meetings. It notes debt, political events, and troop movements with garbled but identifiable names, places, and dates from Union era baroque press.
The article previews a crowded program tonight featuring Professor Ander in a performance by the troupe led by James Fobineor. It highlights music by Nasiovat and The Sprite of the Silver Shower as part of the nightly entertainment, with Lawcon & 20 Fifth Street selling tickets and promising a lively show.
Fragmented OCR notices describe a chaotic scene with unclear names and places. Reports include a man named Palen and a Captain, mentions of whisky purchases, an enlisted man, and vague court actions. The mix covers a dog bite, a milk wagon collision, a policeman injured, and a battle near Cheat Mountain with Ohio and Indiana troops.
The marshal raided a gang of thieves in Newport uncovering clothing and valuables. Two Cincinnati men aided in the arrest and the culprits were conveyed to jail awaiting a hearing tomorrow or in May. A society meeting followed with an extemporary speech and a large turnout urged for essential business.
A preliminary meeting notes repeal discussions and troop muster announcements. The Queen City ferry is in dry dock for overhaul. Violent clash leaves two dead as a quarrel with soldiers escalates in Pan Kentucky. District court prepares for January term with multiple treason indictments and a youthful case over counterfeit gold. Witness accounts describe a chaotic scene as the riotous crowd disperses after a dramatic confrontation.
The article discusses the ongoing debate over militia versus regular army service, citing opinions on mobilization, citizenry duties, and the risks of arming the populace. It references leaders Buckner, Preston, Breckinridge, and others opposing rebellion, with notes on consular dispatches and Atlantic theater events shaping policy.
The text reports a chess or game contest between Paulsen and Kolisch ending on November 13 in London, with Bolach defeated and scores of seven, fifteen, and seven rounds mentioned. It notes a close result where the winner was uncertain and lists barriers and marne figures and a pontoon bridge incident with the Madiven Courier.
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