Battle of Shiloh corrected by Cincinnati Gazette reply
The notice defends Cincinnati Gazette reporting on the Battle of Shiloh. It clarifies dates from April 6 to 7 and counters New York Evening Post errors by stating the Associated Press telegraphed the Eastern press. It notes gunboats Lexington and Tyler, and reports on troop movements, river rescue, and the casualty line as the battle unfolded.
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Run's War Book Sparks Early Press Interest
The article notes Mr. Run's book Ohie in the War has arrived and the journal plans to publish a view, asserting the work may be among the best since the rebellion began and indicating AP reports are not to be ignored.
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City matters and fuel fund report from the city
The report covers the city committee purchases of 77 256 bushels of coal for the Fuel Fund costing 14 254 44 dollars and its distribution to workhouse stations barges along the river and at the Fifth street wharf. It notes remaining coal in the yard and actions by the city solicitor. It also mentions jail proceedings and the transfer of a non resident patient from Columbus Ohio to Longview Asylum and the call for return to residence.
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Covington Lent Regulations Notes and Local Incidents
The Covington diocese adopts Lenten rules under the Cincinnati Archbishop. A business men’s meeting at First Presbyterian continues weekly. A plan to build a new Baptist church arises amid pulpit vacancy. City officials address smallpox fears and arrange pest-house isolation for the affected. A disorderly night near Turner and Kipp streets prompts locals to report disturbances, with police cautions and a mayoral note on public peace.
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Notable remarks and political notes from public figures
A varied digest notes aMr Charles Francis Admira’s vast library in Maryland and Luther lineage, Ohio and Mississippi convention dates, George Peabody’s tax status abroad, Rev Beecher's lecture on antediluvian races, a Prussian captain's murder suicide, Democratic gubernatorial contenders, and Jesse D Bright praised by Owen Courier as a former Indiana senator now in the Tennessee legislature with a playful remark on his temperament.
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England
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Starvation and Its Causes in the South and Aftermath
A Northern correspondent narrates distress in the South amid famine reports near Memphis and Marshall County. The piece argues emancipation did not single out distress, cites war losses and labor shifts, and critiques Southern hopes for reenslaving Black people while urging emigration and capital flow to rebuild.
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War Worn Veteran Appeals for Aid at State House
Columbus dispatch notes a veteran with battle scars seeking charity for his needy family, while legislators debate aid provisions and costs. The scene shows officials advising petitions to Congress and a public temper wary of widespread relief.
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Unionist claims Hancock shields loyal officeholders in Texas
A private letter to the New York Post asserts Hancock refused to appoint rebels, promising civil law supremacy and timely action against unfaithful officers. It notes rebels' disappointment and hints at shifting political sentiment. The piece also advertises Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup and mentions Wisconsin libel law revisions requiring bond payments in libel suits.
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Territorial debts and railroad notes update from various regions
The Idaho territorial Treasurer reports a territorial debt slightly over 13 000 dollars while Utah shows a 16 000 dollar treasury. Kansas Pacific progress stalls at the 335 mile mark near Coyote Stone. Greensburg Indiana halts on railroad conductors over fast driving. Detroit doubts Chicago fire severity. British North American shipbuilding declines. 10 tunage in St John does not match prior seasons. Time standard proposal, steam locomotives in France, Mississippi bridge progress, and joint occupancy terms with the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific. A Boston asylum proposal provokes satirical responses. missionary associations total about 86 groups with 1 500 nurses worldwide. American societies receive 4 750 000 dollars. kerosene lighting rules impact railcars. An Indiana judge sends a husband to prison after a wedding trip. Eugene Haywood emerges as a major Illinois landowner. Boston Traveler notes rising soup demand at stations. mutton deemed suitable. Pensacola reports money woes. Boston Advertiser notes a push for obituaries by railway reporters.
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Last Night's Dispatches From Global Conferences and Conflicts
Reports from the Georgia and Florida conventions clash over race limits while Japan faces a port opening upheaval. News covers Satsuma forces, Shogun palace fires, and a sea battle for Osaka, with cargo and trade impacts. California, Jamaica, and St. Louis discuss capital moves, while Ottawa, Buenos Aires, and Antwerp note unrest and policy shifts.
Port Reform and Austrian Protest Highlight Balkan Tensions
Fragmentary text notes the Porte insisting on reform, French and Porte clashes over attitude, and Austrian cabinet representations to Servia about movements and ungranted gains. References a Red Book and rising tensions in the region.
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Congressional Debate Echoes on Vacancies and Statements
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a congressional session discussing vacancies and statements attributed to various figures. The text references General Grant, a committee, and debates over amendments, with scattered names and phrases amid uncertain details.
Unclear text on audit report listing
Fragmentary OCR text shows names Arprron s Orricm and Hamitrox Coryry with references to sealed proposals and an auditor named A. Willich. The readable portion hints at a pre February 4 deadline and an auditing context.
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