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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Press
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1862
Page
3
Five weeks for Pitty Conte is described with garbled text about newspapers and editors. The piece references The Darke Crecumnacs Prem and Dispatches as a comparison, noting serenely as the days pass and relating to weekly revenue or subscription themes.
A dense city miscellany notes admissions and discharges at City Hospital, details a fatality, and records police and civic events. It mentions a sergeant shot by a picket, shipments to Louisville and Hillsboro, and several local societies and school anniversaries with forthcoming concerts and meetings.
A passenger intoxicated refused to pay fare on a Porcieton railroad car. Conductor Rogers threatened removal, blows followed, and Officer McKiheny was struck while restoring order. Case adjourned to Wednesday.
The record covers a range of city updates including jail payroll for the week ending January, court actions, and public notices. It notes a bail reduction for Foote to 3000 dollars, coroner inquest plans for two children, and police court cases involving revolver theft and disorderly conduct. Prisoner transfers and militia movements are also mentioned, with several regimental orders and transport plans to Louisville and Charleston Ya.
Fragmented OCR text describes a mixed catalog of entertainment events and notices. It mentions exhibitions in the Comeurt room, Swirt & Nixon's Hate, a Madame Anna Piehop display, Patate Gatows institution, and a political auction at the Tate Orntizuw Yalr. Also cited are the Ladlow City Missionary Society meeting, a renowned horse taming show, and The Burne Cla mes election event.
The Covington column reports ward by ward results and officials elected or proceeding in local offices. It covers City Clerk Treasurer City Attorney and various committee posts with vote tallies and names, plus notes on military movements and court actions.
Newport women crafted a $12 elaborate baouler for Colonel Manny’s regiment. The ceremony at Camp King featured Irafoot Kay delivering the gift as Manny gave an eloquent speech promising Newport women would cater for the unit. The event included a handsome regulation sword and belt for a new lieutenant.
A lengthy discussion on constitutional opinions during the Civil War era critiques the idea of a quick Peace and analyzes the political and military stance surrounding Port Royal. It cites Virginia charges against government corruption, portage policy, and the influence of Northern actions on Southern liberties, urging humility and vigilance amid ongoing conflict. It also notes Albany reports of abolitionist and evangelical debates and references commercial and political figures connected to wartime debates.
New York reports dated January 5 describe volatile conditions as troops in Pelriae lave petition General Wale to enable action against foes. A soldier faces execution as the war effort intensifies with villainous plots and rumors of political influence in Virginia. Reports from Santa Po Moll and Fort Wise note ongoing plagues and garrisoned contingents, while cargo losses and shipboard finds surface in scattered fiber. Authorities in Weathte cold plains record displaced Lodians seen as friendly, and a Liverpool-style alert hints at copper and hull material recovered from wreckage. Meanwhile, Spacke Mvery notes a rash of battering and cargo markings, Wilkie Mrjende is referenced in a cryptic shipment. The January 6 St Pauls-Wallingroy era mentions homeopathic practice spreading within army surgeons and potential prisoner reviews. West military officers face rumors of treason, though investigations show no foundation. Southern sympathizers remain active in the city as authorities prepare decisive action.
The 87th Congress first session adjourned for the day with a heated discussion over a privilege question. A resolution sought to ask the Secretary of War if steps were taken to identify those responsible for the Ball’s Bluff disaster, but the reply was evasive and prompted calls for a full inquiry into the calamity and the sacrifices of nine hundred thirty men.
New York on January 6 reports quiet and steady markets with a light sea breeze. Market activity shows moderate demand and scattered sales across commodities, including Western staples and shipments to Canada, with overall receipts modest and prices irregular.
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