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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Press
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1862
Page
3
A garbled item notes subscription terms and a push for a local paper, mentioning five weeks of service, pricing, and the anticipated launch as a People's Taper. The text references the Magular Telegraph Dispatch and a broader city news context with advertising notices and local incidents.
Fragmented local notices describe a sale at A. K. Barbour's and a push for boots and shoes at nonuel cost for twenty days. Mentions of Captain Moore leaving on Saturday the 12th to join his regiment and small parcels for officers. Includes a drunken incident report and a military company meeting with recruitment details. A funeral and various community notices follow, involving local streets and vendors.
Raeront and others face divorce petitions on negligence of duty grounds. Trials proceed before Judge Marie Comiven Hoepsee with cases including Mitchell and Jane Harriet for paying counterfeit money. A child welfare matter, a 11 year old girl Liens Fiabor, is discussed with the judge declining House of Refuge placement. County purchases and civic notices underscore county governance and public safety expenditures.
The assembly debated ways to resist a mandamus writ from the United States Court. Judge Pryor proposed that city events do not cover current expenses and railroad taxes. It is believed the court may order a special tax to relieve the city’s heavy debt. Local court actions and multiple case outcomes followed.
A garbled OCR passage describes a theatrical entertainment at Rich & Nixon's Fall, with invitations for ladies, plus a delivery from Kana Allen Collier at the wharf. It also reports a scouting party of the Forty-seventh Infantry marching from Camp Cuuley, a skirmish involving a Jeepokinn Mina, and troop movements toward Lowville. The article lists medical resignations and hospital trust actions amid regimental notices and administrative changes.
A chaotic Newport News page recounts a disorderly scene at a public event where Madame Lalley narrowly escaped harm as several animals were released during a fire drill. The city finance and school board notes follow, detailing budgets, appropriations, and a proposal to extend the school term.
A highly distorted fragment from a Civil War era letter urges a large Union force to Florida, blockade the Confederacy, and strike through Mississippi to collapse rebel power. It claims plans by authorities and hints at emancipation as a consequence, reflecting wartime rhetoric and vague strategic aims.
A satirical piece on sleep and bedtime rituals contrasts chaotic, intimate scenes in a bed with a reflection on repose. The note concludes with the Compte de Paris and the Duc de Chartres resuming duties on Gen. McClellan's staff, dispelling rumors of resignation.
Market notes show light wheat supply with demand for prime red varieties and limited offerings at higher prices. Cork and oats demand firm. barley and Timothy notations indicate steady to firm pricing. Cheese, butter, and lard show steady to firm demand, with various grades and delivery terms noted. Provisions report good pork demand and rising prices, while groceries reflect fluctuating but active trading.
Reports flow of Confederate actions including Wells destroyed and a rebel schooner captured. News notes from Bermuda and Port Royal add to the war timeline with details on ships such as Gladiator and Manterra, while New York legislatures discuss commerce and war measures. Separate items mention Sherman contractors, Congressional Record drafting, and a contentious Senate Stanton election.
Colonial era shipping notes describe the Mount Vernon reaching New York and reporting repairs and ports of call. Details touch on the Trent affair and British demands, with American responses and neutral stances amid naval tensions. The text cites the Dermaitine and references vessel movements around January and February.
Reports from the 87th Congress detail credentials of Hon. Jacob M. Howard for Michigan seat, references to emancipation petitions, and remarks tied to Me. Menta and Me. Cateron. Weather and commodities notes from New York and Philadelphia follow, with flour, wheat, rye, corn, oats, lard, butter, cheese, whisky, cotton, sugars, molasses, and a Philadelphia press discussion on Bishop views amid misrepresentations.
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