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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1863
Page
1
Doerler and Ryan manufacturers advertise Army Bake Ovens at 82 Broadway Cincinnati with extracts for flavoring and WM F Davidson at the corner of Fifth and Main streets offers related supplies.
A rally for the Old Flag is planned for next Monday urging patriots to defend the flag’s honor across the nation. The piece praises Revolutionary War resilience from Valley Forge to Charleston and calls Cincinnati voters to unite behind the Butteray ticket and mayoral candidate Tonnenon.
From Columbus April 3 the House pressed business with impatience and passed several acts. A bill to repeal part of the Erie Canal project was debated for hours before a motion for indefinite postponement failed. The report lists bills in both houses and notes a proposed East End project called Eggleston Avenue as Cincinnati work.
Passage recalls arrest concerns involving David Tod and a governor's summons. A Supreme Court room hearing implies bail set at 8500 after a warrant. Senate attempts to convene a session struggle with a small attendance around 7:30, barely meeting a dozen members.
A March 25, 1886 meeting of officers of the Second Kentucky Regiment Volunteer Infantry at camp in Oricon Tenn honors a gift flag from Louisville ladies. Letters from soldiers condemn Copperheads as traitors while expressing resolve to stand by the Union despite peril and the President's policy.
Fragmentary note mentions merchants and capital forming a venture, unclear details on day and persons. It suggests concern about profits and control, with references to a meeting and possible terms. No clear names, places, or concrete outcomes are readable.
City council chaired by President Krout considers fire department disorganization and raises requests. Proxies appointed for director elections at Dry Creek Company. Petitions seek pay raises and city improvements. various claims and police organization discussions referred to committees. Finances show premium issues and budget concerns amid unsettled accounts.
A reflective line notes that marriages and duties persist beyond death, suggesting resilience in spouses and the idea of being remembered or not missed after a partner’s passing.
The City Council met Thursday and approved a settlement with Market Master. Total income from rents and fees is recorded. receipts from last year amount to 685.00 and this year to 0WX. Tenants’ dues and grievances were reviewed. notes indicate further details were filed in the office.
Indebted thanks to Chas. Hyde for the Solenting exhibit showing the apportions and school funds collected on the 1862 duplicate and other revenue sources for Cincinnati at February settlement. Figures list corporation tax and funds, with totals and specific line items for youth and other categories.
London reports on the Canada loan amid heavy bidding and mixed sentiment. Paris and London editorials criticize the loan as risky cotton speculation. French debates touch Poland and Austria as tensions rise, with reports of insurrection and evolving European diplomacy.
Fragmentary dispatch notes ship movements on a river, references Fort Donelson Harpeth Shoals Palmyra and Palmyra engagements. Mentions Luminary at Fort Donelson, Rosecrans, Van Dorn and Domemet’s correspondents. details are garbled and date/units unclear.
Fragmentary dispatches from Murfreesboro discuss Confederate deserters in Wood, Palmer, and Lowe sectors near Port tele piste. Rumors mention brides? and forces in Tennessee amid movements toward Rebel lines, with unclear details and contextual confusion.
Appointment details appear garbled with mixed language fragments and unclear names. The readable portion references a scheduled engagement or meeting but lacks identifiable participants, dates, or locations to form a coherent summary.
A fragmentary report describes the Star of Peace cargo damaged or buried near piers at Siete. The text is garbled but references a ship and coastal location with unclear details.
Orieane letter St Marys Sahemes hotel details a clash with enemy forces as 21 men were tried for aiding the assault. Many swore they would face the consequences while the rest were captured and confined in a yard.
The Animas of the Buttervets report Col. Caxnisoton commander of Indiana district has issued an address to the state's citizens. He warns that when their teen goeses o Deanne they will define their rights and that liberty dies when anarchy rules. The Indianspols Beatinel condemns the policy and laments possible civil war, contrasting with Kentucky's two years of social strife under rebellion.
In a dispatch dated November 7, Lord Lyons reports the Democrats would prefer armistice without foreign mediation if possible, but would accept mediation if necessary. It notes Butternuts in the city, led by Mr. Tornase and associates, advocate an honorable peace and favor limited foreign involvement, especially avoiding prominence for Great Britain.
Eyewitness accounts describe guerrilla attack on the steam boat Sam Gaty at Sibley’s Landing on the Missouri river. Passengers and crew, mostly unarmed, were shot as conspirators executed a brutal boarding and slaughter causing multiple deaths and injuries.
The Springfield Republican recounts a turning point in General Sumner's youth when a stagecoach crash near the Indiana plains tested his resolve. A driver saved 20 passengers by choosing to stop, with Sumner gaining courage and later joining a unit under General Worth.
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