Concert and Theatre Notes Echo Gottschalk Event
A critique covers Gottschalk performances and Miss Patti and Mis e Heron. It praises Patti for voice but notes lacking warmth in empathy and discusses Mis Heron in East Lynne adaptation. It also comments on Carlo Seola and the dramatic treatment of East Lynne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Carlotta Pettl
Trovatore
Thia
Ecene
Signor
Carlo Seola
Gottechalk
Mise Patti
Mise Matilda Heron
Evdith
East Lynne
Benjamin Edward Wool
Boeton
Sonny
Colvern
Alagaubl
Lynne
Edith
Gough Asen
Abe
Paris
The War in the Southwest Reports Strained Memphis Situation
The Cincinnati Times correspondence describes the Memphis riverfront and below Mississippi developments. Union shells and batteries contest hostile fire as Grant scouts the river, plans and strengthens actions. rumors abound but direct intelligence remains scarce.
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Rmy
The
Cincinnati Times
Euideue
Memphis
Iselesippi
Union
Grant
Rebel Movement Rumors and Memphis Contraband Plight
The dispatch reports Confederate maneuvers near the Mississippi, with Van Dorn allegedly massing fifty thousand troops and eying Vicksburg as a strategic target. It notes Union concerns over troop movements, the Helena reform effort, and growing contraband deaths in Memphis amid smallpox outbreaks.
The Income Tax Provisions and Schedule of 1863
Misapprehensions about timing and methods of the income tax are clarified. No tax is due before May 1, 1863, with a levy of three percent on incomes over six hundred dollars for 1862, rising to five percent on excess above six hundred dollars for incomes over ten thousand dollars. A June 30 deadline with a thirty day grace applies, and the tax ends December 31 1863.
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Dayton
Houerton
Ohio
Nols
Louisiana
Ee Ainda” Pranaied Savers
R. Cory Severa
A. Wuipppls
Elijah Slack
Corraon
Society of Cincinnati
Sixth
Stier Bone
Eutsan
Siaecke
Ms Fines
Hamilton County
Ohio State Agricultural
Gerard
Addis
Statien
W. Ma Greham
Iz Ae
Statisics
Townes
Isaac Newon
Dr. W
United
Warder
Swing
Batavia
Clermont County
Phillip B. Swing
Broadwell
K. Cady
H. R. Kinancen
Cady
Terrible Case of Cruelty Reported in Peoria
The Peoria Transcript details a brutal case involving a fifteen year old girl Jos ephine Windhammer sister to Mrs Bollinger. Allegations include confinement abuse by household members and threats. the case notes the girl may gain property income used for her board.
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Peoria
Ill
H. Bollinger
Josephine Windhammer
Bollinger
Josephine
Ralph Pollii É Serewell
G. Rapenoan
Hes
Mr. Ingersoll
Galli Hal Guill
Telegraph Dispatch From Union Line to Cincinnati
Telegram brief from the Union Line transmitted to Cincinnati for the Daily Times. details unclear in readable fragments.
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Telegraph
Cincinnati
Union Line
Hot Work Hints of Vicksburg Battle Near River
The Richmond Dispatch reports indications of renewed activity at Vicksburg with a heavy Yankee force along the canal opposite the city. Five thousand Union troops are seen and transports may pass when the river rises, as ironclads and boats gather near the vicinity. A January engagement at Fort Sumter involved ironclads forced to withdraw, with crews escaping.
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Vicks
Fourress Mownon
Richmond Dispatch
Vicksburg
Charleston
Exchange of Prisoners and the Sinking Vessel Mystery
The article discusses prisoner exchanges during the war and investigates which vessel sank the U S S Hatteras. It mentions possible Florida involvement, reports from Richmond, and speculation about British mediation and Commodore Wilkes. The text cites dates around mid month and cites officers and captains tied to the case.
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Jeff
Davin
Iadice
Wilkes
Lionel Ose G
Nasda
General Rousseau Sicked Reconnaissance to Port Hudson
New York reports General Rousseau ill in Lancaster Pennsylvania and unable to travel. A New Orleans letter notes the gunboat Essex conducted a reconnaissance toward Port Hudson on the 18th within easy battery range and prepared a torpedo loaded with powder, not triggering enemy fire.
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New York
Rousseau
Lancaster
New Orleans
Essex
Port Hudsony
Deserters Arrest Sparked Resistance in Morgan County
Indianapolis February 2. Federal forces moved a cavalry squad to arrest deserters in Morgan County. They were met by an armed mob, the cavalry charged and dispersed the crowd, capturing the deserters and six citizens. No injuries reported. Excitement spreads through Morgan and nearby counties.
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A. S. Cavalry
Ndianapolis
Biorgan County
Caszington
Morgan
Rebel Captain and Two Men Captured in Franklin Action
In Franklin Tennessee a Rebel captain and two men were captured during fighting. One allied fighter was killed, while Nasaviisx notes indicate February 2 as a relevant date.
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Franklin
Tenn
Nasaviisx
Inten Oh Foeakla
Tome
Missouri Senator Election Deadlocks in Legislature
In Juvenson City Missouri the Legislature met in joint session again to elect a United States Senator. Noeli's name was withdrawn after six ballots yielded no result with the twelfth ballot showing Brown 44 Phelps 47 Glover 32 Breckinridge 19 and 4 scattering.
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Juvenson City
Noeli
Brown
Phelps
Glover
Breckinridge
Scattering
Desperate Battle with Indians at Bear River
On the morning of the 29th Color led a four hour fight with Indians at Bear River Territory 142 miles north. He reportedly killed, drowned, and captured 173 prisoners after destroying lodges and provisions. Our forces suffered fifteen killed including four officers and thirty eight men wounded.
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Washington Territory
Salt Laxi City
Bear River
Ary Territory
Unclear California Dispatch Notes Economic Drag
A San Francisco report says trade remains dull with no news for home or telegraph use. Judge Creanor, oldest District Judge, rules greenbacks are not legal tender, amid a generally quiet month in the wholesale eastern area and limited summer travel.
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San Francisco
Orne
Creanor
Ironclad Montauk Invulnerable Despite Moonlight Claims
Reportedly the ironclad Montauk remains unscathed and invulnerable amid reports of damage near the riverfront. The vessel’s resilience drew attention as rumors of its condition circulated in naval circles.
North Carolina Affairs Noted in Fortaris Dispatch
A Fortaris Monnon report from Roanoxs Setawp North Carolina dated January 2 notes General Foster has gained in movements and writes on a coe wi p rE matter.
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North Carolina
Roanoxs Setawp
N. C
Fortaris Momnon
Foster
Coe
Governor Bougan Nominated for Key Low-Stage Stints
Governor Bougan faces nomination for several low profile stints as state officials name him for posts amid governance reshuffle. The move signals continuity in policy priorities and signals trusted leadership for upcoming initiatives.
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Bougan
Recapture Report from Holly Springs by Yan Dera
Fragmentary field note reports Holly Springs reclaimed by Yan Dera forces with details unclear. The terse item mentions delayed reinforcements and scarce corroborating data, centering on a tactical update rather than broader campaign context.
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Holly Springs
Yan Dera
Fragmented Senate Proceedings Mention Madison T Johnson
Fragmented OCR style report describes a senate session with references to Madison T. Johnson and several resolutions. It notes readings of a board recommendation, discussions on judicial matters, appropriations for departments, and amendments to budgets including $130,000 and $65,000 figures. A reporter's note indicates a buffalo tournament at 1:30.
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ROTOR
Smithson Tranem
Seto
Chardeen
Madison T. Johnson
Ar Ardeon
Jonson
Herrison
Reed
Priaees
R. A Nothng
Wikace Gon Committee
Ee Ee
Ar ‘Ansietant
A. Wilson
House Concurrence on Appropriation Bills and Civil War Debate
Washington February 2 1865 the House concurred with Senate amendments to the Army and Consular appropriation bills and altered land sale provisions in the direct taxes bill. Debate on employment of colored soldiers featured remarks by Mr Wilson of Iowa and Mr Cox with warnings against disunion and calls to preserve the Union.
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Washineton
House
Senate
Minnesota
Red Rivers
Esme
House of the Senate
Wilson
Jaws
Isle of the Republic
Jackson
New Orleans
Cox
Nelson
New York
W Ton
Franklin
Ahen
Ohio
Oga Igak
Asia Q
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Karr
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Walnut Rte, Ciecinnati,.o
Maainaraten of
Amilton
Boeek Bes Nee Alt
E-Newtols
Burgein
James “Wl Johnson
Price
A.C. Peters & Bro
West Fourth St
Postofice
Pak Poner
al Wew
TANO
Britting & Oat
Melodeons
Maand
Gar
Cena Stern
Teck & Grapes
Rane Ion
HM Female College
John Clark
H. D. Rogers Clark & Rogers
Eninba
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Ieee Dare
Nin Jersey
Buck Wheat
Jersey Cakes” Goerner of
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Evan
Pike’s Opera House
Romeo
Florence
Heron
Avistowski
National Theater
Cuneaiguee
Alice
Buckstone
Alice Placide
Oblige Benson
Trottier Bouthdown
Wood Benson
Give’ Ny
Lee Roy Vascey
Metropolitan Hall
Cincinnati Amateur Orchestra
Melodeon Hall
John H. Deters
West Fourth Street
P. Knowlton
Bet, Race and Elm
Amepont Tarer
Bette E Ten
Max Tainp
Mar
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Bridies
Marine, and Life Insurance
General Insurance
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Bank of the
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Rurner
Bann and
Ieee
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Butlers
Western Insurance Company
Oinginnati
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Miss Keton
Camille
Iriepde
Mercer Street
Moore
Armand
Karl
Enat
Alfred
Mortimerton
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Ted Ee
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Aamiral
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Southewest
Gelnee
Goick van Dorn
Cap
Borhood Bashens
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Mense Union
Mississippi
Fredericksburg
Richmond
Clinton B. Peklam Ooermal
Helena
Arkaveat
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Jumiva
Cincienati Horticultural Society
Coscemnati
T. H. Johnson
Anos Tendie En
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Port Hudson
Missouri
California
Montauk
Ee River
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