19 Jul 1864
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1864
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR lists dental practitioners including P Knowlton A Berry and J N McClung with partial address hints such as 107 Race. The text appears as repeated dental firm names with garbled surrounding terms.
A humorous historical note recounts the voyage of the yacht America and the figure Salt Junk aboard, detailing rations, antics, and the July 4th celebration aboard during the expedition. It compares the voyage’s thrills to earlier, grand discoveries while preserving a playful tone.
A descriptive sketch portrays William Pitt Fessenden as a leading US senator nearing fifty five with a stern face and weary brows while noted for his intellect and reserved demeanor. The piece credits his prominence and respect among peers in the Senate and hints at his impact on national affairs.
Fragmentary 17th century muster shows names and unit hints such as 78th and 76th numbers, officers like J W Merrifield and John M, with ranks or codes amid broken text. The legible items indicate multiple regiments and soldiers associated with Dixon Hoffman Kilton and James Clark.
A favorable opinion is expressed on reducing army ration bulk while preserving nutrition. Officers suggest feasibility of trimming weight to about thirty-five cubic inches, using better cared for materials to boost mobility and field efficiency.
A terse wartime note reports orders dispatched to Cherbourg on the 19th, with a brief mention of Sona Sera. no further details are provided in the fragment.
The drought disrupts railroad operations and farm water supplies across New England. Water-tank stations run dry while fires threaten woodlands and progress on lines slows due to limited moisture. Connecticut reports lower river levels, though slightly above the typical low water mark.
The Baltimore American notes the commission's humanitarian labors. It mentions sending a report to John P. Kennedy and transmitting funds to Mr. Strong, Treasurer in New York, signaling gratitude for the commission's work.
The Idaho mining era is described with rose colored views of life as speculation grows. A Fort Benton to Idaho migration is noted with Mr. B and others traveling via the Benton channel. Emigration is seen as beginning with the season offering opportunities but some migrants may lack means.
A report notes cave findings by Man Formerly ccom led by the 1ormerly Accompanied by hasve and Christy. Vertebrate remains show that animals lived in the teanan with broken bones still in connection. Specimens include common leg bones and rare wild boar, with occasional teeth of Irish elk and elephant. No written record accompanies the bones from Comptes Ben aus.
A correspondent recalls a grim Civil War scene with hundreds of Rebels wounded captured by Union forces. Twenty one were doomed to capital punishment as a slip of paper fixed to each man's collar signaled execution, leaving readers to imagine the brutal aftermath.
A letter from Dalmatia circulated by the Moniteur Algerian describes a vast locust swarm invading the colony. The account notes widespread infestation and disruption to local agriculture as the swarm moves across the region.
The City Register notes a tight oil market last week with limited petroleum supplies. Local buyers report rising prices and slower deliveries affecting daily usage.
A fragmented report notes Torcin Halts ceasing a sequence as earlier wording appears garbled. Readable phrases indicate a local figure or team name tied to interrupted activity with no clear dates or places.
A collection of brief notes reports a Newport schoolteacher punishing pupils by holding items in mouths, a bell from a Washington County church foundry, and controversial remarks on Catholic clergy in France. Other items include a 1671 Spanish bell, rebel paroles in Canada, and Barnum’s 680 pound exhibitee Miss Jane Pishon.
Washington dispatch reports a presidential call for 600,000 volunteers to serve one year starting after September 6, 1864. The order allows existing naval enlistees to count toward quotas and offers the legal bounty for the service period.
London papers discuss Grant's position with English readers and note a drop in the Confederate loan amid unfavorable news. Reports cite tactical moves around Bordeaux and Dover, with ships like the Kearsarge reaching Dover and Yeddo actions abroad. Cotton and flour markets show buoyancy in Liverpool, while shipments and port stock figures hint at steady demand and price firmness.
Fragmentary report notes changes to mail steamers between New Orleans and New York after July 18 and mentions forwarding mail via Cairo. It references Alexandria and General Dickler’s movements three weeks prior, with scattered, uncertain wording about routes and claims.
The 1863 income return guidance explains that all residents must report income, with deductions and special payments added to the total. It states that distinctions between residents and nonresidents are set aside for uniform treatment and that assessors must collect data from those failing to file by the deadline.
A brief despatch from New York reports a Confederate assault on General A. J. Smith repulsed, with details appearing in the Richmond Enquirer edition dated July 18. The notice notes the action occurred near Washington and emphasizes Union resistance.
Report from Loomvitis on July 18 describes Confederate forces attempting a raid along the Memphis and Charleston Railroad. Stronger Rebel force estimated 8 000 to 10 000 with Federal pickets driven back in a sharp skirmish. Additions said to be leaving for Huntsville.
A sub committee of banks in New York meets on July 18 to confer on a proposed loan of fifty million dollars. The proceedings focus on terms and feasibility of the financing.
A blaze swept through Main Street damaging multiple large houses. Authorities estimate losses exceed 200 thousand dollars. Fire crews battled the flames for hours, with no confirmed fatalities reported at this time.
A Rebel raid succeeded prompting the arrival of wounded men in New York. A tense situation followed as men armed in expectation of an attack gathered in town and anticipated further action at midday.
A brief report notes a fire at the Northern Aire facility affecting multiple units. Fire crews worked to contain the blaze as nearby residents were evacuated and no serious injuries were reported. Investigators will determine the cause.
A terse dispatch to the Auditor references an issue from a regional agency. The fragment notes a reporting action tied to a specific date and an informed observer, suggesting internal audit follow up.
A treated fragment mentions Cal y Col, natara lett, and tea water. the context is unclear, with garbled phrases and missing names. No actionable event or clear details emerge beyond a general reference to a discussion or item involving tea and bread.
Hat shop in Cincinnati introduces latest styles for ladies and misses at Fashionable Millinery, inviting shoppers to view new arrivals and enjoy updated headwear options.
A concise public notice fragment references the Ander Stars Cal Me event with sparse details. The readable text names no specific dates, locations, or actions beyond the notice’s intent to inform readers of the matter.
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