Review of Cincinnati Produce Market Week Ending Jan 12 1963
Market reports show dull Ark coal and steady beeswax while beans and corn hold near prior levels. Cattle hogs and sheep saw higher prices amid tight supply. pork and lard moved irregularly with modest gains. Fruit, flour, and oils fluctuated. tobacco and seed commodities remained active with firm prices in spots.
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Lemone
M. R. Rassine
Caska
Kentucky
Omar
Ween Eens
Library distributes cakes and books to soldiers
About 2000 soldiers visited the library and 700 books were given out as cakes and apples were handed to soldiers. Much of the cakes were sent from the library during the day as gifts to troops.
News of Rosecrans Victory and Western War News
Dispatches up to the 3rd indicate a Union victory at Rosecrans with western forces praised for decisive deeds. Letters recount Antietam lessons, with Generals urged to risk reserves and pursue victory, while humorous camp anecdotes and rumors of personnel changes fill the gaps.
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Army of the Potomac
Murfreeshoro
Lgg
Roseere
Roseere Is Clearly A Hoidfset
Rosecrans
Awal
Koeecreus
Antietam
Potomac
Lei
Leest
Fredericksburg
Baxter
Philadelphia
Skull-Cap
Soldiers' Free Library in Washington Opens on New Year
A spirited Soldiers' Free Library event in Washington described by the National Republican on New Year’s Day 1863. Volunteers, led by Miss Elda B. Rumsey and Mr. John A. Fowl, distribute bibles testaments hymn books and hospital stores to soldiers from various regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers’ Free Library
Washington
The
National Republican
Elda B. Rumsey
John
Dorchester
Fowie
Walter
Almoat
Bowie
Ely
Fragmented Lines Reflecting On Women’s Image
A garbled excerpt presents vivid, disjointed phrases about women, mixing praise and critique. The text references emotions like wrath, charm, wit, and danger, but remains unclear and fragmentary in attribution and context.
Tivuuise Bio's County Describes Bird Pest Impact
A California paper reports on an unusual bird pest affecting crops and urban areas, detailing its size, texture, and the resulting fines and enforcement actions. Local officials urge control measures and note ongoing monitoring by agricultural agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Telegraph to Cincinnati for the Daily Times
A brief telegraph item notes a transmission to Cincinnati intended for the Daily Times, credited to S58 Union Lime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Cincinnati
Daily Times
Union Lime
Magik Opseatives Voyage Begins Amid Harbors Cheers
Last night dispatches report Feesee the Magik Opseatives leaving January 10 for a voyage. George was sent for the famished of cathire and towed down the bay. Sailors will set course for distant shores as a crowd cheered from decks and the tow steamer.
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Magik
George
Cathire
And
Armored Removal of Com Wilkes Inquiry
A navy inquiry confirms authority for the removal of Commander Wilkes related to navigation orders. The record notes the intercept directive and emphasizes obedience to established command. The statement clarifies the process and the source of the authority involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Com. Wilkes
Naval
Wounded Rebels Sent to Louisville
Murfreesboro dispatch reports Rebel wounded were sent to LouVergue and Nashville for treatment. Additional casualties remained unable to move due to injuries and logistical constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavertre
Nashville
Louisville
Unclear Richmond Papers Report Followed By Mixed Hints
Fragmentary notes from Richmond papers mention a home teamer Gist with a valuable cargo for a government messenger from Europe arriving at a port today and report the steamer Marion arriving in New York on the 24. Also an item says Banks was inspecting faces at Baton Rouge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richmond
Fragmented War Dispatch From The Potomac Front
From the Potomac amid muddled lines a report notes intense shelling as troops exchange fire. The scene mentions fuses burning and a high toll on men during the recent battle revealing severe casualties and confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Potomac
Thorceeh
Stafford Courthouse Scout Attack Near Stefford's Store
A Stafford Courthouse dispatch reports ten Union scouts fired on near Stefford's store by a Rebel band of about 160. The unit escaped capture with two wounded, one mortally. The report comes from Virginia on January 10.
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Tafford C. 1
Virginia
New York
Stafford Courthouse
Vth
Stefford
Seabush
Nominations by the President Plan for Diplomatic Posts
Warrington January 10. The President’s nominations include Wm E Pheps for Consul at St Petersburg Ill and Thos H Cry as Minister to Nicaragua. Charles Gilbert Wheeler as Consul at Nuremberg Nosh L Wilson for Consul at La Union. J TL Mansfield to Tabasco. Rail accident in New York injures Gen Butler but he is unhurt.
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Warrington
Wm E Pheps
Ilimois
St. Petersburg
Thos H. Cry
Kentucky
United States
Republic of Nicaragua
Andrew B. Dickinson
Charles Gilbert Wheeler
Missouri
Nuremberg
Nosh L. Wilson
Irdiana
la Union
San Salvador
J. TL. Mansfield
Wisconsin
Tabasco
Otate Ieee
Walter Morp
Michigan
Duchy of Branewick
Ellis Martin
Arthur Folsom
Illinois
Cape Hayden
J. Cosby
Unites
Geneva
New Yoak
Gen. Butler
Boston
Arrival of the Jara and Care Raca in Liverpool and Manchester
The Jara from Liverpool on January 1 and Lordconderry on January 2 passed here at noon via Ace. Manchester workers held a demonstration to express sympathy with the North and adopted a congratulatory address to President Lincoln. Accompanying reports state French troops are said to be in Aspuwa l Mexico.
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Care Raca
Liverpool
Lordconderry
Ace
Manchester
Lincoln
Mexico
Reconnaisance Report From Yorktown January 10 1863
A party of cavalry and infantry from Yorktown under General Keyes moved to West Point then returned to Cay Withe. They destroyed the depot and rolling stock at White House burned a steamer and trel shops boats and barges laden with grain with no loss. Signed A Drx.
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Washxotos
Fortunes Mowner
Canaan
Yorktown
Keyes
West Point
Cay
White House
Conference with bank presidents set in New York
From New York the secretary Chase will hold a conference with bank presidents tonight. Counterfeit five dollar bills on the Bank of America in this city are said to circulate, identifiable only by engraved signatures and date on fake notes. Advices from New Orleans report Rebels with twelve thousand men and thirty guns at Port Hudson, earthwork four miles long.
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New York
Chase
Bank of America
New Orleans
Port Hudson
Telegraph line damage prompts Rebel capture near Springfield
Louis January 10 report describes a Union cavalry escort from Lebanon repairing the telegraph line toward Springfield when 30 miles from Springfield Rebels attacked and captured a train laden with army stores. Troops recovered prisoners, but eight wagons were destroyed and stores looted before the line remained broken west of Waynes.
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Louis
Lebanon
Springfield
Spr Paleid
Sheeuen
Priso
Fort Lyon
Waynes
Spritgield
Albany Armany House Meeting Notice
Ambiguous OCR text notes a house meeting or session in Albany with unclear details. The fragment mentions Monday and a February timeframe but lacks concrete names, places, or official actions to confirm.
Naval Intelligence Notes Aboard Naval Vessel Movement
Fragmentary report from New York dated January 10 indicates orders issued for the Iron Wothawken and Nahant to depart on Tuesday. A garbled line hints at a boat or bay incident and another vessel named Soren.
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Naval Intelligence
New Youk
Wothawken
Nahant
Sunda
Defeat at Galveston and Rebel Victory Report
Dispatches detail a Gulf theater setback with the steamer Creole and Harriet Lane captured or destroyed. Union gunboats fought, casualties rose including officers Waynwright and Lee. Westerdiep blown, Westfield and transport crews retreat to New Orleans. Rebel forces estimated at 5000 under Magruder. Union losses heavy with 150-200 killed and 200 prisoners.
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Halleck
Clifton
West Pass
Harriet Lane
Waynwright
Lee
Kershaw
Reostean
Reteis
Kenehaw
Zimmerman
Weeifield
New Orleans
Magruder
Col
Burrill
Massachusetts
Lelnz
Navy
New Ofiiens
Barker
The
National Advocate
Memphis
Vicksburg
Jeff. Davis
Jackson
Banke
Advocate
Clark
Large Exchange of Paroled Men in Civil War Times
Fouragis Moxxos reports a major prisoner exchange restoring about 20 000 paroled soldiers to service. The list includes officers and men delivered at City Point from November 11, 1862 to January 1, 1863 and other captures across Missouri Arkansas Kentucky Tennessee and coastal waters through December 10, 1863. Col Ludlow expects Confederate orders to free U S officers and civilian prisoners soon. The Charlotte Daily Bulletin reports Gen Hindman executed ten captured officers in retaliation for the McNeil massacre.
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Fouragis
Winchester
Col. Imboden
Goldsboro
N.C
Sarah
Washington, N. C
Missouri
Arkansas
New
du Campeon
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
South Carolina
Florida
Gulf
Ludlow
United States
Daily Bulletin
Charlotte
N. C
January Ltd
Hindman
Sukee
McNeil
Great Union Meeting of Manchester Workmen Supports Lincoln
A Manchester gathering of workingmen passed resolutions endorsing President Lincoln and measures to free the slave and restore peace. The meeting, led by Meyer, included Quaker figures and a letter from John Stuart Mill praising the demonstration as a rebuke to anti liberty sentiments.
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Manches
Pelas
Defeni
Ourport
Lincoln
Meyer
Lele Hayward
Bareilly
M. P
Jackson
Jel Davis
John Stuart Mill
Lacoln
Virginia State
Movements of Forrest's Guerrillas Reported
Fragmented text notes guerrilla movements tied to Forrest with mentions of routes and supply changes. References to a last recount at Frenkliin and prices, provisions, and troop movements along a river front. The readable bits imply logistics and arrivals affecting local security.
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Forrest
Maenyrse
Danmary
Frenkliin
Storca
Tie River
Cautious Paris Memoir on French Policy in War Era
A fragmentary Paris letter from December notes European views on French policy under Drouyn Perey and the Emperor. It suggests the government seeks a smart defensive stance, hints at armistice terms, and mentions a cautious approach to naval blockades.
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France
Wasameron
Paris
Drouyn Perey
Sas
Cairo and Memphis Civil War Raid Updates
Fragments report Union and rebel actions with scattered casualty figures. Guerrilla attacks burned ships near Memphis as gunboats and forces clashed at Hunter's Mills, leaving several dead and many prisoners.
Rebel Atrocities at Molly Springs Reported in 1863
The account details Union forces burning a hospital at Lolly Springs and firing on a General Hospital containing over five hundred patients. It describes Van Dorn's orders to move and execute nonreported soldiers, the wounding of about twenty men, and medical officials protesting while cavalry officer Browester forced sick men to walk. Evidence of barbarity cited by Medical Director H. R. Wirte.
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Molly Springs
Wasurxetoy
Lolly Springs
Ander van Dorn
van Dorn
Sistene
General Hospital
Ven Dorn
Boepitel
Agaebe'ter
Ati@mai
Browester
H. R. Wirte
13Th Army Corps
Rebel News From Fortress Monrovia January 10 Dispatch
A Richmond Examiner dispatch reports Confederate leaders pledging defense between Alliance and Tullahoma. Union forces reportedly advanced six miles from Murfreesboro after a battle that exhausted the enemy. Reports from Charleston and Kinston, January 8 and 9, say Union preparations increase along the coast with troops arriving from Suffolk and a large fleet at Seavort, threatening Wilmington and Goldsboro.
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Fortress Monrop
Richmond
Yth
Charleston
Panere
Biarr
Deenard
Winchester
Tenn
Alliance
Tullahoma
Murfreesboro
Raceton
N. C
The
State Journal
Newvep
Wilmington
Mantanzas steamer reports misfortune and troop movements
Dispatches from New Orleans describe the Mantanzas with rumour of rigging consignments to the United States Treasury and troops to Forts Jackson St Phillip and Faragut. Reports also say Port Hudson may be attacked and Jeff Davis plans an expedition toward the Crescent City.
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New Yor
Port
United State
Trosearer
Forts Jackson
St. Phillipe
E. Faragut
Port Hudson
Banky
New
Jeff. Davis
Crescent Cite
Ric Clernand Arrives to Reinforce Sherman at Vicksburg
Memphis dispatch reports Ric Clernand reached Vicksburg to safeguard Sherman in command. No combat has occurred for several days, with troops occupying positions and awaiting orders.
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Casro
Memphis
Ric Clernand
Vicksburg
Sherman
Light Marching Order and Civil War Logistics
General Grant orders light marching order with one tent per twenty men and two wagons per regiment. The eastern Rebel army advances into Maryland but suffers from rapid movements and supply strain. Our officers note extensive wagon trains and privations endured by Union troops as they retreat and draw lessons on fighting conditions and endurance.
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Grant
Mary- Jana
Hai
Potomac
Stonewall Jackson
McCiellan
Conde
Ladies at the draft inquiry cause scene in pantry
A group of women gathered in a pantry were startled when a young woman asked about the draft, prompting an unclear reaction and comments from onlookers. The brief incident reflects social tensions and curiosity in a civil service setting.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at technical note on welders and kegs
Fragmentary text mentions a welder and kegs of ivory or related material. No clear event or identities emerge.
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