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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Press
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1861
Page
3
The page compiles miscellaneous items including church notices theater ads elections and local incidents. It mentions a lecture by Dr. D expected at Catholic Institute, a new fall stock opening at Towers Day No 140 Main Street, and various city reports on licenses lunatic asylum admissions and a steamer incident with repairs pending.
The report details troop movements and guard duty at a camp, noting the old organization and new artillery equipment furnished by Governor Dennison. It lists regiment rosters in Cincinnati and nearby, with officers and captains, and highlights recruitment drives for the Fifty-second Regiment and others. The piece mentions divine service, camp life, and calls for citizens to join the Volunteer service while emphasizing constitutional loyalty and patriotism.
The record details a Hamilton County Agricultural Society assembly with remarks on fruit and vegetables, exhibits, and a discussion of electricity as a growth factor. It also notes a fire society meeting, social events, and local notices including a suicide, a hotel lunch, and upcoming entertainment performances.
The report outlines Treasury notes demand around 96 and 99, bank note practices, and indorsement rules. It details New York money markets, exchange rates, and grain and cotton goods activity, with prices for wheat, corn, rye, hay, and sugar, plus local market notes and a public notice in the Boston area.
Fragmentary OCR notes from a New York to York shipment mention prices for Pete and Pearls, cotton activity, and superfine materials with various numeric entries. Names and many words are garbled, yielding inconclusive context and no clear event or outcome.
Stocks showed modest gains with some leaders like Cleveland and Toledo rising modestly while miscellaneous issues remained volatile. Trading focused on blue chips and rails as investors monitored central market cues and coupon yields.
A man named Wor Nichols attacked two men, G. W. Daley and George Buford, after a domestic dispute. Both victims sustained deep wounds and were taken to the hospital. guard Riggs and Botts arrested Nichols and jailed him on Hammond Street.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate public schools show rising enrollment with scattered figures and unclear details. References mention small towns, local records, and named individuals amid garbled lines, suggesting a summary of school enrollment and related local data from the era.
A garbled note targets Juss D. Burauy as a parsonal figure amid partisan tension. The piece skewers Republicans as pale and dark, accusing treachery and warning of political downfall. The author urges vigilance and condemns the era’s cheerleaders.
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