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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Press
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1862
Page
3
The Daily Press presents a weekly digest of local news and advertising matters. It highlights city happenings, market notices, and subscription details while emphasizing timely coverage and concise reporting for readers seeking current events and notices.
The Red Men’s Society hosted its annual event at the United States Hotel last night. Capt Frank P. Oahill arrived from Washington with Kentucky Regiment, and Lt Col Bok-Toy was mustered out and assumed command of the Eightieth Regiment. A police court case involving conductor Rogers and officer Molibenoy drew attention as testimony centered on ticket handling and a public altercation on a Pendleton and Fifth Street line.
City records show a report on Premont Street rights and a claim by the Whitewater Canal Company. The council authorized actions on sewer contracts near the Little Miami and debated bridge repairs. Various committees and the Widows' Home hearings are noted, with court cases and local notices sprinkled throughout.
Newport News items report Willian Cerney's arrest by the mayor and committal to jail for nonpayment. George P. Weletor departed for Washington. Two men, Richard Kinp and Adauik Juret, were brought from Harris County to Newport barracks for confinement.
A crowded Covington gathering discusses a grand benefit at Dillons Hall with performances by Edward Seguin and others. The report also lists officers to be sworn in, local political mentions, and a wave of wartime notices, including casualties and troop movements, from nearby counties and cities.
News items recount orders tightening newspaper publishing, a Union Chamber of Commerce disruption in Washington, river expeditions aimed at destroying enemy batteries on Cousaw River, and ship movements from Port Royal and Deaney Island. Reports cover governors, senators, and military commands, with notes on appointments, finances, and public sentiment amid rebellion.
In Washington January 0 the House discussed bills on payment and fraud against the government and a tax fringe privilege. Colfax explained past Senate actions while the Postoffice Committee reported favorably on a Dead Letter bill to return mail to writers. Trustall backed a resolution to expel Waldo S. Johnson of Missouri.
Fragmentary notice from Lonpom December event references German papyra and French viewpoint on ongoing matters. Mentions Constinetianne ry proces Bias and water regulation. Readable fragments indicate legal/official tone with unclear specifics.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a marker and whisky, with scattered words like seen and Sia. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable. The limited readable text prevents a confident headline or substantive summary.
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