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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Press
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1861
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a corporate dispute over money collection from passengers. Mentions parties possibly including Browne, Aubierns, and a city clerk. Also references court actions, pendency of litigation, and a scheduled date in February with notes on damages and arbitration.
A dense, fragmented page discusses press independence and commercial constraints, denouncing party influence on editors while warning of widespread surveillance. It argues journalism tumbling toward confinement by prevailing powers, lauds loyalist momentum against the Confederacy, and notes fundraising for a national loan alongside political intrigue in Philadelphia and Boston.
A long Washington letter from September 6 1851 discusses Civil War tensions near Washington D C detailing river crossings and bridge bottlenecks at the Potomac Manassas and Harper's Ferry. It notes troop movements pickets regiments and supply concerns plus cabinet rumors about Cameron Welles and Bates and public debate over leadership and strategy. It also mentions General McClellan and anticipated actions in Western Virginia and Kentucky with emphasis on railroads roads and potential battles within days.
Mr Thomas W Atkinson, known Siberian explorer, died in Lower Walmer England on August 13 after a long decline following a perilous journey on the Amur. Born in Yorkshire in 1700, he trained as an architect before turning to exploration, earning fame for travels and discoveries amid harsh climates and remote regions.
Fragmentary report from the New York Democratic convention and Washburne vote tallies describe a call for vigorous prosecution of the war, loyalty to the country, and opposition to Republican policy. The speech criticizes Jeffersonian elements and urges support for government by those who can perform duty, while noting expected Republican gains in the State Legislature and differing town counts.
Telegraph dispatches describe subjugation attempts by Fremont's forces, bombardments on hills, and demonstrations near Fort Stott. Reports cover rebel fortifications, prisoner risk, and movements of Banks and Price with expeditions along the Potomac and toward the coast, plus political notes from New York.
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