Easter rites on field camp of the 10th Ohio
The Cincinnati Times reports a solemn Easter service at a military camp near a makeshift chapel used by the 10th Ohio with Rev Father O Higgins officiating. Women from Cincinnati decorated the sanctuary, music by the 15th U.S. Regular Infantry band enhanced the ceremony amid soldiers and General Rosecrans present.
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Father O'Higgins
Anthony
Cincinnati
Con. Burke
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Rosecrans
Iain O'Higgine
U.S. Regular Infantry
L. Oberst
Overst
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Bouleau
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Ligeins
Lebanon
Stanley
Liverty
Bavax
Generol Stanley
Aver
Liberty
Stasy
Bregg
Morgen
Col
Hall
McMinnville
Legislative notes on taxes and public works in the state
Fragmentary report outlining several bills and measures on land tax collection by state entities, marine work payments, insurance director compensation, township and county levies, and a civil procedure code. Also mentions a city organization act, a Butler County bridge tax, and public works protections affecting Licking and Fairfield counties. Includes reference to Treasury actions and Army orders.
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Senate
Honec Nj
Thos. Hiviteg
Butler County
Great Miami River
Ball's Ferry
Propersaee
Celtsia
Licking
Faircheld
Debated Appropriation Bill Faces Senate Vote
From Columbus April 9, 1363 the House spent the morning on the appropriation bill which had occupied most of the week. A constitutional vote failed at first but then passed quickly on reconsideration. The Senate considered a liberal grant from the General Government for agricultural purposes but defeated it as impractical. Other measures included road company finance and taxation provisions as the session nears.
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Senate
Piketon
Pike
Treasury regulations restrict pot transport to insurgent and border regions
Secretary Chase announces rules forbidding any pots or related goods to move to insurgent controlled areas or across designated regional boundaries. Only with Treasury officer approval and Presidential consent may shipments occur for treasury purposes or through Navy or department requests.
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Treasury Department
Chase
Potomac
Washington and Annapolis
Ohio River
Wheeling
Anaes Louleville
Mississippi
Des Moines River
St. Louis
Debate on smoothbore vs rifled arms in modern warfare
Major G L Willard analyzes the shift to smoothbore muskets for General use while reserving rifled arms for sharpshooters. He argues smoothbore weapons remain practical for mass troops in extended campaigns. rifled arms require strict training and special deployment.
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New Coolant
New York State
Willard
Actos
Aye
Auction shows sharp drop in New York cotton prices
Fragmentary report indicates a rapid fall in cotton and cotton goods at a Friday auction in New York with prices declining by substantial margins. The text references effects on related contracts and market expectations amid unsettled conditions.
Fragmentary notice yields unclear historical item
The readable bits mention British aristocrats and New York but lack cohesive facts or dates, producing an unusable event fragment.
Missionany Vigil Promotes Annual Property Sale
A Missionany event promotes a yearly property sale with local officials and community turnout cited. The notice highlights the date and location for residents to participate.
To Cincinnati for the Daily Tim by Ses Union Line
A brief dispatch notes a move of personnel or freight to Cincinnati via the Ses Union Line, dated for the Daily Tim. The item emphasizes transit or arrival in Cincinnati and the line's involvement in the transport.
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Cincinnati
Tim
SES Union Line
War Committee Report on Johnston and Fremont Actions
The War Committee details transportation faults and unclear orders during Johnston’s defense in the Shenandoah Valley and MeVall’s reconnaissance. It notes Stone received little warning of river movements and cites conflicting testimony on reinforcements and Ball’s Bluff. Fremont's administration and fortifications around St Louis are discussed, with praise for Lyon’s decisions but no firm verdict on method.
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Shepandosh
BSI
Bird
Stone
White
Meuvall
Drainastile
Col. Baker
Gub
Efferve
Ball
Virginia
Edwards’ Ferry
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Department of the West
Ervey
Fremont
the Botomas
St. Iis
Lyon
Rebel Complaint of Rebel Soldiers in March Yorktown Retreat
The Richmond Enquirer reports distress over depredations by Confederate soldiers along the Yorktown retreat line. Citizens describe looting in Fredericksburg after Union forces vacated, with fears of intensified hardship for starving women and children. The piece notes alleged self-critique among locals and mentions a captured Federal gunboat Diana with five heavy guns, and Confederate officers guiding prisoners to Richmond.
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Yorktown
McClellan
Fredericksburg
Frederickaburg
Richmond Enquirer
Diana
Richmond
Fragmentary Civil War dispatch on naval moves near Port Royal
The report describes Union and Confederate maneuvers around Port Royal and North Edisto as forces react to blockades. It mentions a possible withdrawal order, a torpedo explosion, and tensions among ships and shore batteries with limited readable details.
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Keokuk
Port Royal
Edisto
Pee
Cat
Genter
Rebel Pickets Reach Trent Road in Virginia Skirmish
Fragmentary report from Civil War era describes Rebel pickets extending toward Newbett with General Hill and General Foster in action near Little Washington. Allies from Suffolk possibly reached the area. Foster’s division held rifle pits as cannons fired from Newbern toward Morehead City and cholera river approaches.
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Trent Road
Newbett
Waston
Foster
Suffolk
Little Washington
Newbern
Chocura
State of Georgia
Morehead City
Women's dread riot sparks Union unrest report
A Buffalo confidant to the Baltimore American reports a women’s dread riot in the past day. Deserters describe the street as the main river with three Rebel divisions. A Post special says Sidel has written to Rebel leaders urging no recognition and seeking terms for reunion with the Union.
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New York
Siidel
Brance
Movement on Charleston NYP April 2 pet
The report describes activity around Charleston with shots fired at Fort Sumter and no major engagement beginning. The rear section prepares for an assault as new artillery tests occur and no formal action starts yet.
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Charleston
New Youk
Charleston Harbor
Fst
Fort Sumter
Cato April 9 telegram reports enemy position and troop condition
A Mobile Tribune telegraph parrots an official report stating the enemy on Cote’s Island has thirteen men and aims to reconnoiter for a land operation. It notes the troops involved are reported to be in excellent condition.
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Mobile Tribune
Cote
Arrests of Knights of the Golden Elephant in Reading
Four men led by Phill Hegwr have been arrested in Reading and brought to Philadelphia for detention. Authorities report attempts to free the prisoners from Reading and Reading jail as investigations continue.
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Phwadelphia
Phill Hegwr
Knights of the Golden Ele
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Drestenea
Wey
Philadelphia
Impostent from Banks Department Reported
Baton Rouge dispatch of March 30 notes rebels with 50 000 men at Port Hudson. General Hanks arrived Friday and orders issued for entire division to be ready to march at an hour’s notice with three days cooked rations. No movement yet. Major operation planned at Port Hudson.
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Hudson
Col. Burke
Barke
Konesean
Torerd
Fédme
10Th
Lyt
Lytle
10Th Ohio
Cincinnati
Banks’ Department
Baton, Rouge
Port Sudson
Hanks
Port Fludson
Cooperation with fleet aims at Fort Pemberton capture
The latest news from Greenville Mississippi reports General Steele seeks cooperation to aid the fleet in reducing Fort Pemberton. Officials indicate coordinated action is planned to press the Confederate stronghold.
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Bel Me
Ad General Steele
Avena Greenvile
Fort Pemberton
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