13 Aug 1864
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1864
Page
1
Dentists P Knowlton and A Dentists announce their office at 10 rect bet Fourth and Fifth, Cincinnati. The address appears in a local notice, indicating their practice location.
A Confederate defense at Utoy Creek engages Sherman's forces as the 14th Corps and 1st division press forward. Skirmish lines form, heavy volleys erupt, and losses mount with hundreds captured or wounded as the assault seeks the enemy works amid rain and thunder.
The article surveys colonial Virginia acts from 1700s detailing tobacco as the empire’s staple, taxation, and slave regulation. It cites laws on slave status, punishment, and voting restrictions, noting shifts toward harsher control and the role of tobacco and slavery in early colonial governance. Names and dates appear as part of a broader legal-historical narrative.
Special correspondence from the McCook Independents describes a two and a half hour march from Cherry Stone through Norpton county to Shirley on the seashore. The party notes the landscape, wildlife, and changing tides, with camps, reception, and views of nearby Smith's, Bone, Oobe islands and Sand Shoal.
A commotion filled the Norvot voyage as boats were readied and Company D members led a coastal march to the shore. Lt Thomesaan spurred a plunge into the surf near the beach where a dazzling firework show lit the sea and sky, drawing cheers from the crowd.
The text notes copperhead influence among Norfolk county farmers and warns that extortion thrives on high prices for perishables. It calls for buying locally to counter speculators, describing a harsh market where cash payments fuel the schemes.
Fragmentary text from our cruiser abroad notes hints at Malakoff and Paris rumors linked to the New York Times, suggesting financial or diplomatic exchanges. The partial copy preserves named places and a sense of international intrigue.
A brief telegraph update from the Cincinnati desk provides timely dispatches to the Daily Times. The report covers ongoing developments and key figures influencing local events and market movements.
A Confederate dispatch boasting twenty thousand troops and five hundred guns argues Petersburg is imperiled, claiming its capture by Grant would be inconsequential and unlikely to alter the war’s course.
Fragmentary report describes military movements and formations with references to generals and regiments. The garbled text mentions troops, a retreat, and impending actions but lacks clear dates or locations.
Washington dispatch states orders were carried out faithfully and that neither the commander nor his corps officers were responsible for the failure on the Pocorsuare strait, noting no blame assigned to them.
The Secretary of War informs Governor Seymour that New York enrollment figures are not to be faulted. errors, if any, can be corrected by the Board of Enrollment. He notes the President and Secretary lack power to alter congressional draft laws and warns that delaying post notices could imperil field armies. The War Department will correct mistakes and ensure fair application of the law. The message also references customs officials preparing further actions against fraud and duty avoidance.
Fre Istana on August 19 reports a yaw boat found adrift as a larger boat broke from the Burt Hotel. Sixteen men were recovered from the water and identified as passengers or crew tied to the missing craft. The incident involves vessels described as Jas, br to the Fook, and local names such as York Betelle and Sekae.
Military report from New York details troop movements and defense concerns near the eastern coast. Officials confirm peacetime deployments and ongoing training exercises to bolster readiness amid regional tensions.
Fragmented notes refer to regional wagon routes and a military stance around Texas and New Orleans. Mentions Browneville Sepertence and Rebe forces near Mobile with unclear context. Cotton trade along the Rio Grande is noted.
Louisville reports a southern Kentucky conscription incident as Rebel Colonel Atom deters measures. Brandeoborg area quiet. no further details released.
The source fragment mentions Union positions and fortifications with Parrot pivot guns and fortifications in front of Hill. The text is incomplete and offers no clear event, date, or outcome.
A fragmentary report notes a boat named Avon with crew and passengers saved after a fire near Lake ie and Dealtown. The survivor group was headed to Port Stanley amid an insurance claim for 25 000 dollars in New York.
A Democrat letter from Mexico Missouri targets Congressman William A Hall calling the President an enemy to the government. Hall arrived this evening under guard. The note accuses the President of treachery and parallels with Jeff Davis in a tone reflecting wartime tensions.
A major fire swept a block bounded by Chatham Mott and Beliver streets causing extensive damage to homes. At least half the block was burned and many families were displaced.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a 12 poricate reference and a Brenlog Stor. The garbled text mentions a steam Menmer and a schedule from 2 to 8 pirate hours, suggesting a puzzle item or local notice with unclear details.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Rebel General Bradley, prisoners, and a passage about aiding slaves. It references Confederate bonds, London News dispatches, and a gardener finding woolen cloth in a tree. The text is fragmented with numerous garbled names and misplaced phrases.
Directory item notes post office hours for mail service with opening and closing times. It lists schedules likely for different offices and indicates standard daily hours and any special holiday adjustments.
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