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Fragmentary OCR notes mention a dentist in North McClung and a residence at 167 Race 17. No clear event or outcome is visible. details are too incomplete to determine date or action.
09 Jul 1864
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1864
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a dentist in North McClung and a residence at 167 Race 17. No clear event or outcome is visible. details are too incomplete to determine date or action.
A. M. MCPHAIL'S Star Scale Pianos pronounced by connoisseurs as the best pianos in the market. For sale wholesale and metal by local dealer.
An imperfect OCR notice from F Werner & Co at No 8 East Fourth Street advertises Cameron Snow-Flake Flour under the Cameron brand. The readable text hints at a sale or feature product, with garbled words suggesting rapid sale or quantity, and many letters unreadable.
The report recounts M de Sauley’s survey of biblical sites in Syria and Jordan, noting Nebo near Mount Nebo and Jericho routes. It describes ruins at Arak el Emir, springs named Moses, and a march from Jerusalem to Kefrneti with photographs and plans, while mentioning Petrographic finds and encampments.
A brief panorama of Confederate forces moving through Maryland and Pennsylvania, detailing routes, encounters, and the impact on towns and civilians. The report notes troop movements, local defenses, and the tactical outcomes amid ongoing Civil War operations.
A Cleveland Leader correspondent from Memphis details the Fifty ninth and Fifty fifth United States Infantry in General Sturgis command during the Ripley action at sunrise June 11. The colored troops held streets on the Salem road with limited ammunition and rallied under pressure as white troops and cavalry arrived to reinforce, displaying steadfast combat and retreat discipline.
List of wounded soldiers admitted to a field hospital in Chattanooga with military ranks and injuries. Includes multiple names with corps and locations such as Ohio and West Virginia. Mentions fractures, gunshot wounds, and arm and leg injuries among diverse units and units including Cavalry and Infantry.
The interval Revenue office outlines a permit system for cigar making, requiring applicants to obtain authorization from the district Assistant Assessor. Fees include twenty five cents per permit and ten cents for endorsements when operating in other districts. Fines equal to daily penalties for failures to return forms or for making cigars without proper permits.
An elderly farmer who had visited the pit with a load of wood became intoxicated during the return trip homeward bound. Local authorities report no injuries.
The Kearsarge returned to Cherbourg and landed sixty Alabama crewmen, with officers wounded, under French guard. The battle lasted about an hour, with heavy shelling and the Alabama losing sails and flag. Commodore Winslow may prisoner exchange terms. Semmes ordered out by noon.
Report from Europe notes a war recommendation attributed to Capt Winston regarding operations near Dachics. The item mentions Porat av Bay and references steamship Nove Boottan, with details labeled as from FF and Joly.
Fragmentary OCR text lists various products and names such as cotton banyan items, advertising lines, and references to railways, petroleum, and consols. The readable content is incoherent, with many garbled terms and scattered brand-like words.
The Olive steamer shows activity on the 28th as reported by The Era on July 8, with mention of Joe New being connected to the event.
Governor Seymour vows to arrest Naw Youn amid rumors of unrest. Officials say security forces are prepared to move if orders are received, with July deadlines looming and public safety urgent.
Report describes a large fire driven by a high wind near Haweestown two miles north of the settlement. Rebels that entered the place reportedly retired southward across the Potomac as property fear rose and crops lay ready.
Dispatches describe ongoing skirmishing near Frederick with Union forces under General Wallace receiving reinforcements. The city’s appearance changes as business resumes and residents express confidence the threat has passed. Rebels reportedly withdrawn toward Middletown and Hagerstown.
The article details preparations for renewed offensives, battery placements, and testing near rebel lines. It discusses delayed large scale moves, the Petersburg situation, and potential actions by Grant, with references to conscription, enlistment, and exemptions under federal and state wartime laws.
From New Orleans July reports show scarce news in the papers. Cotton prices are irregular with Lone Lanebery at 140 and Freighter in Udo, Fiver 10. Sugar futures advance as market activity remains thin.
Preliminary moves in Nevada push for a state government as the Constitutional Convention names the new plan. A proposed constitution referencing a slate of reforms is under discussion, with voters facing ballots on statehood and governance structure.
San Francisco reports another drop in mining stocks with prices near 8170 and a lower close. Officials warn against delays in national project spending as the government pushes speedy construction of the Yamanche railroad. Highway robberies rise and militia detentions in New York are noted amid ongoing conflict.
The Army of the Potomac drafts 5,000 volunteers from Massachusetts 11,090 from New York and 89,500 from Pennsylvania to Washington. Massachusetts volunteers are summoned for duty near Washington to repel threats.
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