Fragmentary 1856 Cincinnati Item Mentions May 4 Date
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17 Jan 1865
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Cincinnati Daily Times in Cincinnati, Ohio
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1865
Page
1
Quartermaster Department Personnel Listing
The document lists officers and officials within the Quartermaster Department including WM. W. McKIM Chief Quartermaster, Captain P. W. McCLUNG, Captain W. H. B. Gill, and M. S. K. U. B. A. among others in a formal roster. Mention of Cincia- Sea and other ranks suggests a naval or military supply context.
Hospitals report changes in personnel and services
Fragmentary OCR notes list doctors and hospital elements with unclear names and placements. Key items mention surgeons, Partho, Grubb, A. M. Eprer, and O. V. Le with references to medical care and location hints.
Newest Lady Sculptor in Rome and Diverse Notices
A collage of items includes a Rome sculptor linked to Turkish harems, Ward Beecher’s salary set at 12,500 dollars, court divorce updates from New Haven, and army veteran notes. Details touch on Savannah currency, Connecticut machinery plans, and various local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ward Beecher
Mew Haven
Comb
U. S
Ravannah
Woonsocket
BR. I
Princess of Wales attracts visitors to Paris dog show
Report notes the Garden of Acclimatization directors inviting a universal dog show near Paris, claiming higher success than the 1863 event. It highlights royal interest as the Princess of Wales receives gifts from the people of Ireland and details lavish wedding presents and jewelry riches amid public pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden of
Campa Elysees Hex River
Paris
Princess of Wales
Nespiops
Sonar
Bat
Mount Macedon
Life in Paris and Imperial Court Etiquette Discussed
Fragmentary notes describe Paris society in 1864 including delayed Court returns to Temptenes reception plans in Versailles Palaces and the imperial etiquette for 24 January. The piece mentions costs, gowns of satin and velvet, jewelry, and the ongoing social expectations of the Empress and court ladies amid a harsh winter forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seenaene
Paris
R Ated Parié
Costains
Ady
Reel Las
Hersui
Cita
Vows for Conntration Amendment Sparks Local Debate
Last night’s dispatches report fissours tives in ircirented a Vows for Conntration al Amendment injeminntsati in Wagner and Lewis county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Injeminntsati
Wagner
Lewis County
Unclear OCR Item from The New Tribune and Davis Notes
Fragmentary OCR text references persons and newspapers including New Tribune and Davis in Cincinnati. No clear event dates, locations, or actions available to form a complete summary.
Wilmington News Recounts Fort Fisher Actions and Troop Moves
From Wilmington a report notes paroled soldiers aboard the flag of truce boat New York and passengers including Lieutenant Governor Jacob of Kentucky. The Richmond Examiner notes engagements near Fort Fisher with rumors of land forces and renewed Union activity while the War Department has no confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Bangimons
New York
Jacob
Kentucky
Fort Fisher
Richmond Examiner of Tours
Seagsatens
Fort Fish
War Department
Isher
Plan of Attack on Fort Fisher Barrages and Vessels
A dated dispatch describes the naval and shore preparations for the attack on Fort Fisher at Federal Point New Inlet. It notes ships forming the siege line, including Baltic Atlantic and several monitors, with a ram and heavy guns ready to breach the fort as part of the planned assault. The fleet positions near the bar and the line of ironclads and monitors are detailed as cannon fire is prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Point
New Inlet
Baltic
Atlantic
Iso
Peter Dors
Santiago
Wan
Monitor Fleet
Vega
Brees Re
Cananaheeba
Ticonderoga
Mee
Bissipdoah
Wovinackat
Rae Scecein
Fragmented OCR Teaser from Unknown Page
Readable fragments show garbled text with scattered numbers and words. The item lacks clear names places or dates to define a coherent news event or notice.
Fort Fisher Assault Recounted Amid Uncertain Surrender
Fragmentary text recalls Fort Fisher siege remarks and rumored conditions at the moment of assault. It notes observers anxious for surrender and mentions Captain Caz and instrument monitors as part of the discussion.
Unclear fragment hints at Civil War incident
The article fragment discusses Capt Richarts and his men in a skirmish near a levee with no confirmed casualties. It mentions the Danville Register and reports from Mouby about wounded and possible enemy casualties amid a cautious stance on arrests until facts are clearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville Register
Burg Republican
Richarts
Richards
Times editorials weigh rumors and peace hopes in Congress
The Times from New York reports editorials debating rumors about peace efforts and a possible session over the Louisiana case. A Washington letter notes Rebels arming and five Black regiments forming in Richmond as a correspondent cites later canal explosions with dirt blown across the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Times
Congress
Kee
Louisiana
New Orleans
Washington
Richmond
Philadelphia
Daich Gap
James Ie
Mr Stevens Bill Authorizing New Bond Issue
Washington January 16 bill summary notes Mr Stevens bill to authorize a new bond issue. The text outlines legislative steps and potential impact on funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stevens
Washington
Bill Eevee Ayee
Senate rolls back Navy plan for trade exchange measures
The Senate discussed proposals to extend Navy Department actions only to submit to War Department or commissioners, with obstacles noted to the exchange of sue area measures. Confirmation included John L. Michi wan as Consul at Port Canada and J. E. B. Wharton named Surveyor of Customs at Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Senate
Sonamaate
John’ L. Michiwan
Port , Canadas
J. EB. Wharton
Parkersburg
The Escape and Prisoner Exchanges in Civil War Times
Fragmentary 1863 report recounts Richardson Davis and others escaping, their capture and exchanges, rebels’ anger, and hostages amid wartime pressures. Mentions various courts and a proposed revenue tax on passenger transport to fund government needs during the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson, Davis, Brown, &c
the Tribune
Daveal
Wishardeon
Bay River
Age Leite
Richmond
North Carolina
Ennessee
War Department mandates mourning drapes for officials in Richmond
An order from the War Department requires all military personnel to display sepals for mourning. The directive covers officials and remains in effect for thirty days as part of wartime observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
War Department
Confederate Prisoner Treatment Resolution Referred
The Senate discusses a Wade resolution on uniform treatment and clothing for Confederate prisoners and others in federal custody. It is referred to the Military Affairs Committee amid petitions from citizens opposing bankruptcy reform and calls for presidential access to information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mr. Wade
United States
Howard
Wilson
Senate
Samper
Ze. Yo Lahington
Speech Published Amid Boat Passage to Washington
A brief fragment notes a speech delivered and then the boat proceeding to Washington. The text preserves a sense of movement from the event to the capital, with emphasis on the action of speaking and the journey onward.
Ten Sons in the United States Army
Mrs Eliza Ann Upright wife of ex sheriff Upright of this county has ten sons in the United States army after the war she bore thirteen daughters. One served at the battle before Atlanta another was brought from the army sick and died at homeSeveral others wounded in service and some in Winne have three to five sons in the Union army The mother is active and part of the women’s War effort earning a pension from Rockford Bagieter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Eliza Ann Upright
Sherwn
Iff Upright
Heire
Ilowee
Oaena
Atlanta
Winne
Cause of the Union
Unclear OCR Summary of National Bank Transactions
Fragmentary report alleges a ninth National Bao event involving drafts and a bank transfer. Mentions loans and a Bank of New York practice, with a reference to John Wilson and a large business. Fragmentary dates, names, and places limit clarity and detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson Rears
National Bank of New York
Rise in U.S. Unitarian Societies Reaches 259
The United States now has 259 Unitarian societies, up three from last year. Historical notes mention 1836 with about 193 societies, and roughly thirty-five years of similar figures. The record cites two denomination schools in Cambridge and Meadville, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Intelligence
United States
Cambridge
Meadville
Measuring the Weather Invention Sparks Debate
A fragmented OCR note discusses M Morin and a new device promising to measure weather. The text hints at a daring idea to insert string through a chamber, with claims of advancing mankind’s grasp of atmospheric conditions amid unclear details and several garbled phrases.
Radical Missansions Proposal Moves Ahead
A fragmented item notes discussion of a radical housing plan titled Missansions, with proposals to simulate and test the concept. The mention of Seb and Simetation suggests charged names involved, though details remain unclear.
Attorneys at Law Orbits: FTC Filed Suits Risky Notice
Fragmentary OCR hints at legal action from an attorney group related to the FTC. The garbled text mentions suits, docket or stock terms, and an official filing. No clear entities or outcomes are readable to confirm specifics.
Dean & Os.'s Latest Books Shine Bright
Fragmentary OCR text describes people in happy homes reading by light from books purchased that day at Dean & Os.'s. It mentions a noted washing fire imagery and praise of literature, suggesting a store feature or advertisement for available books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean & Os.'s
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