Dentists P Knowlton and A Berry Ad
Classified ad for dentists P Knowlton and A Berry offering office and residence at 107 Revi ener Sabatt es section 7 page 7 notices.
15 Aug 1864
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1864
Page
1
Classified ad for dentists P Knowlton and A Berry offering office and residence at 107 Revi ener Sabatt es section 7 page 7 notices.
A chaotic scrawl of items covers taxation, naval orders, weather, and crime. Reports describe Union forces, railroads, gold finds, and port duties while quakes of global notes touch Australia, Belgium, New Zealand, and Quebec politics. Local alarms mix with international speculation and political faction talk.
Idaho reports note a group named the Bt. Joseph Missouri age group plans a fall mining expedition. The party previously traveled from California and Oregon as they prepared for prospecting work in Idaho.
A garbled passage mentions Charleston and an arrival or arrival event. It also references Nemec Pao and Eevee oat, with unclear context and continued text not recoverable.
A New York Economist argues prices will stay high due to harvest shortfalls and urges reduced consumption and production. The piece warns against speculation and stresses prudent financial planning, government securities, and moderation in dress as ways to weather a tighter economy.
The New York Evening Post reports a novel method for disabled applicants seeking service. The Provost Marshal’s office in New York City has attached some men described as hard of hearing and ill of Spaniards to recruitment efforts.
The account describes a hurried confrontation where a leader tries to bluff a bridge crew and a lieutenant surrenders under threat. A sudden revolver tip and demanded surrender reveal the confusion and danger as Yankee troops outsmart the opposing party at Wise's Forks and Saco.
A resident returning from Gilbert River mines reports discoveries at several claims beneath a mine level. Excavations reveal clay and rock at fifteen feet below, with shafts and pits extending. The firm Der & Lanerage reports ten finds valued around thirty pounds, while several other claims were noted with substantial potential.
An Ohio correspondent recalls one of the late battles before Atlanta noting Major Brown of the 70th Ohio was among officers killed. The report praises his gallantry and the officers’ unwavering confidence in his energy, ability, and firmness amid the fighting. Additional officers are reported killed in the engagement.
Government officials outline a plan for a wide building nearly long feet in the rear of a property, aiming to support state operations. Details remain unclear due to the fragmentary OCR text.
Telegraph dispatch reports a skirmish with about fifty Confederate troops engaging a party, followed by a heavy clash near Winchester. Complaints indicate fifteen to twenty soldiers were wounded and casualties among the Rebels as the conflict unfolded.
A river attack on August 10 injures and disables crew aboard a steamer. Gunboat crew and Gen McNeil aid the vessel, which drifts toward safety after shell fire. Casualties include soldiers. no women or children killed. Incident linked to broader military actions. one individual held for disloyal language.
Craven and others fought a bombardment as 20 ships were sunk and 9139 guns opened fire against 4 Union vessels. The engagement ended with a lopsided defeat for the Union fleet, one fort captured and a single casualty, as shells rained for four hours after dusk yesterday with no further injuries reported.
A Washington update from the Army of the Potomac dated August 14 notes a deserter from the 8th Alabama who lived in Massachusetts and claims Rebel forces moved toward a valley position used for ammunition. Lee’s forces were reported progressing in that direction with enemy activity observed in our front. New Orleans papers recount detailed incidents aboard ships near New Orleans with crews killed or wounded and several captured, including Captain Cravens and crew.
The record notes that W. 18. Dubscriptons to the T loan have been reported to date, detailing cumulative amounts and status.
A garbled report notes the Ballete arriving August 18 with a captain and crew aboard. Passengers and crew are described in confused terms as the vessel struggles on deck with a mast and troubled scene.
Fragmentary text notes a time phrase tied to the evenings of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. No identifiable people or organizations are readable.
The item lists confusion over ships and movements near Mobile Bay with mentions of monitors, Farragut, and several vessels including Chickasaw and Winnebago. It notes actions inside the bay and engagements involving Tennessee and other ships as Union forces press toward Mobile.
The Herald reports an event at Cumberland on the thirteenth. Officials or participants are not clearly named in the fragment, but the notice notes a planned occurrence or gathering with local interest.
Distorted report notes a captured schooner and a burned vessel. It mentions the bark Sullote from Bel tollow Maine to New York, seized for five thousand dollars, with three crewmen rescued and the Adriatic burned. Crowded, unclear details reference a pilot boat and other vessels in tow near Mon her.
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