Miscellaneous entertainments and notices at city venues
A crowded audience at West Fourteenth Street theater praised Mim Rutie Henderton while Prof Anderson impressed with magic and music. Charity concerts at Union Hall and Smith & Nixon's Hall drew locals to support soldiers and Sisters of Mercy. Horse racing at Troving Park promises fast entries, with a three oclock start. November 3 hosts Cincinnati Sketch Club and Modern Art topics, while a ladies dress sale at Harbour and a county accounts settlement headline local business and civic events.
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Anderson
Parquette
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Nisart
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Plana
Hong
Pease
Union Hari
Sisters of Mercy
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Smith & Nixon
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Evey
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Troving Park
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Bt. Lawrence
D. Py
Barnes
A. Hobertahb
Wagoner
James Rooker
Naviovan Tuxaten
Dan Tice
Proreeaon Heenua
Salt & Nixon
War Matters and Regimental Movements Amid Civil War News
War dispatches report wounded soldiers from Western Virginia being moved to Camp Meigs and Colonel Geoffroy's command shifting to the Fiftieth Ohio Regiment. Messages mention recruitment debates, troop strength, and Ohio’s wartime contribution totaling over forty thousand in service with plans for further mobilization. Local hospital committee notes gratitude for civilian aid and a call to publicize support for troops.
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Agi
Carvettiagan Gotersh
Pind SanariLe
Chis
Rae
Caroites
Virginia
Cole
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Terre 'T. Vernon
Dent Hon
Bey Matthews
Han Leen
Pifiy-fiest
Camp Meigs
Canal Dover
City notices and court actions from a early 19th century paper
The page reports multiple items: a court verdict in favor of plaintiff Williams in Malford county, probate of Marianea Stixel, and a hotel burglary case against a man named War Sheets. It also notes deaths in a Steamboat Captains Benevolent Association meeting, a charity drive by the Ladies' Committee for soldiers, a robbery at the Opera House, temperance resolutions by the N. S. Presbyterian Synod, and various local civic notices and obituaries.
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Samrat P. Himmin
Steamboat East Benevolent Association
Steamboat Captains’ Benevolent Association
Yeatarday
Samuel P. Hibberd
D. Collier
J. H. Darker
D. B. Herron
P. Hibberd
James T, Fisher
Hxiwon
Dr. Goddard
Opera House
Goddard
War
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Newport News and War Efforts Rally Local Support
Delinquent taxpayers head to the Shark live to settle debts. A ferry boat guard keeps soldiers from crossing after hours to protect river traffic. The Newport note reports on bridge repairs, the Soldiers’ Meller Society plans underclothing drives for volunteers, and daily arrivals of recruits for Colonel Attecs Regiment. Fortifications near Newport near completion, with preparations for future maneuvers.
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Jobe
Deran
Yeetorlay
Warkman
Meller Society
Attecs
Jamento
Newport
Atresie
Sanday
Appointment of James B. Gray as Justice of the Peace
The article notes the governor appointed Mr. James B. Gray to the office of Justice of the Peace, replacing Al. John G. Shrocke. It also mentions Captain M. M. Clay opening a recruiting office at the United States Matabal's Office in Georgetown, offering bounty and pay to enlistees, with related details about drill at Colonel Dudley's regiment and naval movements on Oswego. Market and transit updates follow, including Cincinnati Produce Market and flour, whisky, and wheat prices, and freight notes.
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Seboo
Naval Howr
King
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Powers
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Oleanuss
Ion Glenn Wes ‘Secied & Trustee
J. J. Hooke
Huilding
Leventh Distriet School
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John G. Shrocke
M. M. Clay
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Bourbon County
Joymin Clay
Ulay
Dudley
Fair Grounds
Lexington
Capewan
Ska
Oswego
N. Y
Mowell Cobb
Revenue Service
Milwaukin
Wkre
Atlantic
Cincinnati
Lymesmo
New York
Timothy
Latest from Washington Navy Dispatch
General Scott plans retirement within ten days due to infirmity. Cameron cites no cut in pay or allowances and notes Scott’s long service with the War Department. Reports touch on Fremont, Curtis, and a tense outlook across the Potomac with naval movements along the Maryland shore and Confederate activity noted near Centerville.
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War Department
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Jef Davis
Mexico
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Winfield Scot
Washington
Fremont
Hunter
Thenter
Curtis
St. Louis
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Verret Michigan
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Hio
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Titools
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Jesota
the Tribune
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Tonday
Centerville
Potomac
Matching Point
Quaticos Creek
Maryland
Acquia Creek
Gunar Sart
Washkee
Indiana
M. Bromley
Overland Mail Company
Ben River
Loyallats and Tratcore in Maryland Debates Across Baltimore Patriot
The Baltimore Patriot critiques Maryland voters and secessionists, asserting that counties mostly favor the Union though some wealthier groups and officials lean toward peace with the South. It cites figures like Reverdy Johnson and Kennedy while noting secessionists among Baltimore’s upper classes.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Russell
London
Montgomery
Howard
Anne Arundel
Kent
Caroling
Dorchester
Cyin
Rnawell
Damaged Great Ranteen Batty Ham Vessel Disaster Report
An analysis of the Great yA disaster at sea describes structural failures including a damaged rudder-post and iron plates. It notes the rudder assembly and sternwork, claims the screw bearing could have prevented the mishap, and discusses how a strengthened hull might have kept the vessel afloat and reduced danger.
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