22 Apr 1863
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1863
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate dispute within the Comeatan event affecting the third weight category. Authorities are reviewing eligibility and timing as organizers aim to resolve scheduling conflicts.
A Kentucky letter criticizes Civil War command, cites Union hospital prisoner deaths, and mocks wartime discipline. It discusses slave power, Confederate exchanges, and a peacetime reform stance while detailing local attitudes toward generals and governance during the conflict.
The piece portrays a Fifth Ohio regiment letter from Romney to Cincinnati, recounting march orders toward Richmond, a Cedar Mountain action, and moving to battalion drill after a long stand. It notes commanders promotions, weather, and the unit's resolve to endure future campaigns while praising officers and soldiers for duty.
A Civil War era report recounts reconnaissance and skirmishes near Washingtons North Carolina through March, detailing Rebel force movements and Rebel artillery actions, including a clash with loyal North Carolinians and gunboat engagements, followed by a lengthy section on Income Tax regulations and assessments for 1863. The document notes gunboat activity, Whitworth cannon, and counterpoints between Union forces and Confederate resistance, alongside official guidance on tax returns, exemptions, and penalties.
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A Mobile Advertiser letter from Pyvill Tennessee describes a clash yesterday morning at Talimp between opposing factions. The narrative portrays a regular pitched fight with heavy shot and gallant resistance as camps fought along a heed that separated them.
Reports detail the Army of the Potomac crossing the Rappahannock toward Kellys Ford and Bealeton. The Union forces describe weathered rivers, concentrated transports at Bealeton, and repeated cavalry skirmishes with Bealeton-based raiders, while the Rebel account cites five attempts to cross at Kellys Ford and limited Confederate resistance.
A disrupted report mentions the Union Association forming a four man leadership bloc and plans for a draft convention. It notes Admiral Farragut's secretary arriving in New Orleans with dispatches as the fleet blockades Ked river mouth and engages near Grand Gulf where the Hartford suffers a fatal wounding.
A March 27 report from Mexico cites a French assault on Puebla repulsed with heavy losses to the French, while Mexico mobilizes about 40,000 troops toward Orizaba. General Cononfort’s dispatch records a decisive Mexican victory with details on the clash and damages.
Special report from New York dated April 91 describes a theft of about $130,000 last week, stolen between Aquis Creek and Wiebington. The money, reportedly belonging to soldiers, was intended for families as remittances.
St Louis audience to hear Murdoch speak on Our Nat Destinies and Responsibilities in a public lecture. The famed tragedian plans to address national prospects and cultural role in a late evening event at a local venue.
Iain A Parker, allegedly in the Revel Government’s employ, was detained for transporting a new troneside building for the Emperor of China. He was arrested and sent to Fors Lafayette.
The Nashville Union recounts a Civil War incident near Snow Hill where Captain Blackburn of the First Middle Tennessee Cavalry trapped ten guerrillas and captured a Confederate captain after a ruse by a Union woman host. A second group approached. the ambush held, and the last bandit trio faced surrender.
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