15 Feb 1862
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1862
Page
1
A collection of letters from readers nationwide praising The Times for its Union stance and advocacy. Citizens from Kentucky Virginia Wisconsin Indiana and more express support and urge wider circulation journalism.
A flood of letters from Republicans across towns like Harrisonville Galligher Buffalo and Derbyville praise the Dollar Times for veracity and Union support while noting varied political views. Statements affirm faith in the paper as reliable and essential to Union causes.
Captain Andrew Foote of the U S Navy noted for fortifying gunboat crews in the Western theater. A verbose Advocate defends the safety vest as vital in combat and urges soldiers to equip up while detailing trials and endorsements. The article praises Foote’s service and frames ironclad armor as a life saver and morale booster amid Fort Henry actions and the broader war effort.
Special correspondent reports from Mount Vernon Kentucky about soldiers passing through and recovering at local homes. He praises the kindness of mothers and sisters aiding convalescents, notes high illness rates among troops, and mentions division losses from disease exceeding battle casualties. The writer reflects on Loyal Union sentiment and strategic movements toward Dixie as Confederate rail lines are targeted.
A battlefield report details casualties among Federal troops at Logan's Cross. The account notes losses suffered during the engagement with opposing forces and records the event as part of ongoing military operations.
Gan Knanzat in command of the New Jersey Brigade recently set up ovens in camp at his own expense. The men baked bread using dour from the Government for meat during the last four months, and the resulting sum was divided among them a few days ago.
A fragmented Washington report notes Confederate batteries opening fire at Seminar Vata and mentions cotton secured on an unspecified operation. The text includes garbled names and uncertain details about T. Smith and others.
Dispatches from St. Louis dated February 14 describe the Battle of Fort Donnelson starting at dawn. Grant’s forces repeatedly repelled Rebel sorties while gunboats endured shore batteries and wounded were ferried by the Alps toward Louisville.
Eeee greet cea Silane on hal Gay efit.
Reported force of 60 000 men set to reach the Cumberland River region by early evening. The attack on Fort Donelson was planned for yesterday afternoon with a large river and land contingent.
Fragmentary OCR note from Isthmus region mentions Ty lel um viel Se so with unclear context. No identifiable people or organizations are readable to confirm a clear event or outcome.
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