23 Jan 1863
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1863
Page
1
The writer recalls Union actions near Murfreesboro Tennessee during the Civil War. He praises Col Burke and the Tenth Ohio for defending Stewart's Creek and protecting Army trains, recounts skirmishes with Confederates at Lavergne and Stewarts Creek, notes battlefield deaths and injuries, and mentions officers praised for leadership and discipline.
Reports allege New York church trustees plan to relocate thousands of interred remains from Sullivan Street vaults to New York Bay Cemetry Bergen point after discovering 4000 graves from 1537 to 1849. The plan, led by William Weeks, faces condemnation by residents and moral outrage.
The report discusses Gen. Wool’s Order No relating to deserters and penalties for those who flee or disguise themselves. It notes deserters’ rendezvous point, concealment risks, and severe punishments, including execution in some cases. Local papers report on prisons, regimental reinforcements, and a Georgia battalion with a $25 reward per deserter from Mobile to Calhoun County.
Albany World correspondent recounts a minor pre revolutionary tale of George Washington. A soldier, welcomed in a Boston mansion, falls for a lady during his route from New York to Boston. Duty and honor steer him away, shaping Washington’s early character and personal loyalties.
Fragmentary note discusses Melisa and seers in New York relating to soldiers and welders. Mentions possibility of state action and potential recovery or peace efforts, with uncertain details and a sense of concern about broader home front impact.
A garbled OCR line hints at an entertainment or civic notice but is unreadable in key nouns and dates. The fragment shows potential names and places but lacks verifiable details for a full summary.
Telegraph dispatch from Cincinnati provides brief update on regional events and market movements received by the Daily Times Union staff. No further readable details available in the fragment.
The Washington Star, January 23 report notes Gen Burnside issuing orders to Hooker’s division, rumors denied by the New York Times, and calls for decisive action near the Potomac. It also covers tariff money issues, coin payments, and a proposal for a ship canal to defend the Northern frontier, with figures on treasury notes and legal tender.
Reports say the storm hazard has moderated with the worst pass, but no wind shift detected. Observers caution as lingering threats remain until conditions improve and weather officials issue guidance.
From St. Louis to Jefferson City a letter by Col Pevick Fifth Cavalry Missouri Militia dated Independence January 11 reports five soldiers murdered by guerrillas last week. Bodies described as hacked and maimed with faces mutilated and ears cut off. Union women in Jackson county threatened. guerrillas blamed for terrorizing families and inciting uprisings.
The United States agent for the exchange demands from the Confederate for all Union officers held by Rebels to be released on parole under terms stated in Jefferson Davis. Officers captured after a specified date will be handed to the state where captured, per Davis. Three transports move from Fortress Monroe to City Point next Friday to bring them down.
Special to the Commercial Advertiser reports a violent winter storm hitting Washington with fierce wind and hail like conditions. Ironclads departed New York Sunday seeking shelter near the Delaware Capes. Navy Department has no word yet on their fate.
The piece notes nominations to the Senate for several generals including Heintzelman and Hooker, linked to promotion considerations affecting the canal project. It mentions funds and payments tied to western tree matters and the broader naval role in Nahant and the Navy, with references to the era’s military decisions and political process.
A January 22 New York item notes alleged rebel spies tied to ongoing security concerns. Officials investigate the claims and assess potential threats amid heightened counter espionage activity.
A misrendered notice indicates Missouri seeks 35 million dollars in funding. Names and dates appear garbled but reference to a House session and a joint statement by Saeedoe are noted amid unclear attribution.
Senate discussion in Indiana on publishing monthly lists of Army officers on leave and the leave dates with grantors. Rhode Island proposed inquiry while Illinois noted a prior bill to ease officer vacancies and raise ranks to accommodate restored officers. Morning hour news notes failed to advance annexation treaties with the Bronx.
A Port City dispatch describes arrival of six sailors from Fort Sumter telling of mutiny among troops and rebel fortifications. It notes shortages, blockades, and growing tensions as federal vessels are attacked and loyalty wavers among troops. It warns of rising violence and imminent conflict.
Report from Charleston notes Fort Sumter dominates the coast with ten miles of beaches flanked by water batteries. Expectation of early fighting grows while English and Breede Wer steamers circle. Rebels reportedly building six ironclad steamers for defense.
The piece argues extreme indoor heat in businesses raises pulmonary illness risks. It notes stores stay far hotter than outside, creating a large indoor temperature gap that strains lungs and may increase mortality from respiratory diseases. It laments climate discomfort and health costs from year round overheat.
A terse, garbled dispatch notes Rebel movements and hurried actions by Union forces. It mentions a kitchen run and sudden action, with unclear numbers and dates.
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