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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Press
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1861
Page
3
The fragmentary text mentions Teo roaming privately and references numbers 10 8 and 4 with names like Wane and Nek. Readable details are sparse. no clear event, date, or organization emerges.
A fragmented notice describes works by Piny Comen and related pieces in a late era publication. Names, dates, and places are garbled but imply a serial set, with references to subscriptions and weekly value. The text hints at a campaign to boost readership amid pocketwise trials.
Thereyemater, Rove toro 3 Toovs, Bonet avn Rewene. The piece mentions a shoe store at 2 Central Avenue and a public notice of a local event. It reads like a garbled local brief with scattered names and a dated address.
A garbled newspaper page itemizes varied notices from a Baltimore area report. It references shoe sellers, a Presbyterian church meeting, a county commissioners' session, a court term, a petit jury draw, a general order about a missing officer, an apportionment delay in pension claims, and a horse dealer claim payout delay.
Wholesale and retail footwear at Lawson B Co's 90 Fifth Street near Vine appears alongside scattered crime and public notices. The item lists boot and shoe sales, a freak ad about a patented remedy, and brief mentions of military and city actions, all in a garbled late edition style.
In Common Pleas Judge Mallon’s court Michael McAnsla was found not guilty and discharged after trial for the murder of Margaret Brenoka. Details show the hardware theft linked to Serandun predated purchases from Gatson, Dickson & Co, with a chain of suspected pawnbroker activity and a notary case custody.
From Guthrie Grays accounts of a Jubilee march recounts a strenuous two day trek with soldierly marching orders. General Nelson Hascall's Feminine command and division details are noted, while theater and military movements fill the broader page with dispatches from Ohio regiments and transport updates.
Fragmented report from Charleston area recounts obituaries and military trials. References Major J Frante and Captain Sharhave amid obituaries in regina Owingerilie and Moount Stern. Trial of Agtonranr Mritrany Deomion and others concludes with bail set. Supreme Court upholds habeas corpus limits on underage enlistment.
Soldiers Aid Society seeks funds as Colonel Craer arrives from Camp Chase and breakfast is hosted by Covington ladies. Arrests by Deputy U S Marshal Pettit for treason linked to a mobile post office scheme. prisoners moved toward Port Lafayette. Local regiments arrive in Galvasr for Lexington voyage. Mayor Murphy jailed briefly. various city sightings and political notes noted.
A garbled set of notices from Newport News and surrounding areas describes arrest chatter, witnesses before the mayor, and unidentified stolen goods. Separate items mention a musical entertainment at Baye ticks and reports from St. Louis Republican about North Missouri Road travel and an uprising linked to a civilian death in Howard County.
A long letter from Governor Magostin denounces unlawful revolutionary acts, defends constitutional legality, and calls for adherence to the Constitution and federal laws. It endorses the will of the people and warns against secessionist actions while criticizing the Government’s wartime policies and potential property destruction.
unreadable OCR blocks a possible society or marriage notice with names and dates missing, leaving only scattered words and phrases. the text hints at relationships and social events but offers no clear facts or identities.
December reports detail prisoner releases, defense prep, and maneuvers near Manassas Charlottesville and Shepherds, with dispatches noting post office franking abolition moves. Officers discuss Western flotilla funding and fortification work as political inquiries probe war contracts and military spending.
The report mixes scattered items from Paris to New Orleans describing factions and demonstrations, a Rome occupation issue, and European diplomacy. It also covers New York market notes on cotton, wheat, corn, beef, and dairy, with prices and variances, plus a naval notice and weather snippets.
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