15 Jul 1864
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1864
Page
1
An old Cincinnati notice lists J N McClung and the dental duo Aje-wlton and Berri advertising office and residence at 107 Race, between Fourth and Fifth, with unspecified dates and details.
Fragmented items recount fires destroying eighteenth century Alma village buildings in Aroostook County Maine and a Fourth of July celebration at a Massachusetts State Prison. Other notes mention labor on Boston wharves, naval service links, a notable death in Harrisburg, and assorted regional anecdotes about milk, taxes, and public life.
A scan of foreign affairs mentions German war talk, Danish conflict, and Prussia Britain parleys. It notes Berlin smallpox fears, Turin Alpine club, London fashion schools, Hamburg baths, and Louvre style painting displays. Parliament debates Denmark and potential war outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text shows partial names and phrases including I Sanches and related items. Further readable details are unavailable in the provided snippet.
The New York Commercial compiles crop data from loyal states and Washington Agricultural Bureau figures. Winter wheat faces some frost and nodal shortages, while corn planting increased in New York and elsewhere. Spring warmth and rains pushed corn ahead, with late-season gains expected in many regions.
A Confederate writer in Baltimore reports a comment on the Civil War era. The letter recalls a president asked about his band on the head and cites a quip about a boy under five, predicting the South will lose much of its old identity and gain more of the North, a claim tied to Mr. Jefferson Davis.
The text explains stamp duties for legal instruments including mortgages and conveyances. It notes a 50 cents duty on stamped notes and that multiple instruments require stamps matching the instrument's value. It references the time of assignment and the need to affix stamps to reflect the estate’s value.
A sweeping act requires United States vessel officers to be citizens of the United States. The measure allocates 250,000 dollars for commerce related provisions and cites required inspections and port connections. List of locations includes Falmouth Boston Charleston and lakes routes referenced in the measure.
A historical record lists U S Presidents and Vice Presidents and their election matchups. It shows figures such as Washington Adams Jefferson Madison Monroe Jackson and Adams with various opponents, noting terms and ticket pairings across early U S history. The fragmented text reflects misread OCR while preserving names and ticket dynamics.
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Telegraph reports from Cincinnati describe a night raid with Rebel forces attacking the Blair mansion on Seventh Street. Rebels claim Washington guarded by clerks, a torch saved hay and wood, and prisoners moved north toward Omaha as cavalry engage fortifications and drive the troops back.
A fragmentary report describes General Praoklin fleeing after a wound. Rebel officers pursue and capture questions about the escape before he is placed in a carriage toward Reisterstown, with guards weary and sleep.
Fragmentary report notes July 14 details from The Commercial about Sheridan’s cavalry and a Wall Street banker. The vague text mentions an interception aim and overall force involvement without clear outcomes or locations.
Fragmentary text mentions July 14 and sirens but lacks coherent names or events. The readable bits suggest a local notice but no verifiable action, organization, or outcome to summarize into a proper newspaper item.
At a convention here rough notes describe several apprehensions and a hospital report. Names listed include Jobo W. Tibbetts of the 11th Maine and Chas. Berry of the 30th Illinois with references to Fort Noaroe and Hésp ton Hospital on the 6th and 7th of July.
Fragmentary text mentions a British blockade and a pooner of about 860 tune with unclear details. The garbled OCR implies a historical maritime event but lacks concrete names, dates, places, or clear outcomes.
The speech, delivered in the United States Senate by Mr. Foot of Vermont, urges resolve against compromise with traitors and warns against surrender of authority. It stresses that preserving the Republic outweighs any cost and calls for firm leadership to defend the nation’s peace and independence.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a late raid near Luna with mentions of Tuite and Union lines. The text is unclear about dates, units, or outcomes, offering limited details on the action or participants.
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