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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Press
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1861
Page
3
The itemized column details police court cases, robberies, burglaries, assaults, and local notices. It notes a fire on Broadwey Street, a rope factory incident, and multiple arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Names include William Haskell and Charles O. Jacobs, with references to City authorities and local businesses.
A tumultuous bulletin details arrivals of Missouri volunteers and other troops at multiple hotels. It notes a large camp near Donniton with thousands of men, drill issues at four to five o clock, and a cautious public mood as preparations proceed. Also covers a Charleston defense briefing, Confederate sentiments, and a failed suicide attempt in Clay Street with limited cause disclosed.
A fragmentary report from the Ohio State Fair at Davros Cura dated September 10 describes grounds filled with activity across departments including Live Stools Machinery and Agricultural Provisions. Dust and weather concerns threaten comfort, with anticipated visits by dignitaries such as Andrew Johnson and General Mitchell mentioned though not confirmed.
The Grand Jury filed a final report noting forty six indictments after examining two hundred twenty eight witnesses over several days. Additional cases included murder in the first degree, rape and larceny charges. police court items report a stolen horse incident, a vandalism act, and a notable arson or destruction incident. Several judicial motions and docket adjustments are recorded, including injunctions and attachment rulings.
Telegraph market report summarizes cotton prices with African news lifting prices slightly for middling uplands and mixed futures. Flour remains firmer with limited sales and export interest, especially to France, while Canadian flour shows steady demand and export business. Local notes mention white Kentucky and other grains with subdued overall activity and a quiet market closing.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention tone points and sales of 600 kegs of candy or beverages. No clear entities or outcomes available.
Fragmented text references a general act of creating a pact and delivering lectures during winter, mentioning a location Wy aie a oe and a Cotmousey. It notes continuing lectures on Thursday and Friday evenings with some event to be presented.
In Newport News, recruitment for the Shaler Guards linked to Mark Mundy Infantry is revived. The effort, advertised at Wikes cigar store on York Street, invites locals to train and serve their country, offering paths to join the company and learn the Bae art amid patriotism.
A mangled OCR text appears to describe a complex Navy supply note involving beef and pork for IXG2, with references to various persons, agencies, and times. The garbled lines hint at orders, deliveries, and pricing, but details are indecipherable and many names and numbers are unreadable.
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