22 Jul 1863
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1863
Page
1
fragmentary OCR notes report removal of a person named P P Knowlton from an office and residence. details include locations near Sixth and Central, with references to a dentist and the N W corner context. lacks clear dates or outcomes and reads as stray localNotice text.
Fragmentary ad notice from a city board listing curb sales and related items. Mentions Norris R. Norton as clerk and references boards and addresses with unreadable sections.
Fragmentary excerpts describe river operations, boat crews, a captured piano, and rebel sympathizers during a Confederate era voyage. The text shifts to observations on Piedmontese nobility customs and marriage practices, then to horticultural reports and a garden society meeting with fruit and flower committee notes.
Galignani reports a pot of louis d or hidden in a Rue Lafayette jar was broken by a laborer striking it with a pick. Surrounded by fellow workers he gathered coins into his hat and declared the law will award the finder the treasure.
The fragment notes fluctuations in quotations with merchants held up and prices not running on recent contracts. It states stock is held at full values and warns of no becoming scarce, suggesting stable demand and pricing under the current contracts.
Winchester correspondent to the Richmond Sentinel describes Gettysburg fighting noting dreadful slaughter and heavy artillery. The enemy faced decisive repulse after invasion, with strong lines of firekeeping up may keep the siege indoors as God grants relief.
The document extends sincere thanks to citizens of Greensburg Las Indiana and others for their delicacies and kindness. It honors Mr. Bish Hall and Mr. McLain, notes memory of Adjutant G. H. Test and field officers, and pledges reciprocity in future service. It calls for publication in Richmond Hamilton Cincinnati Lafayette and related papers.
The Franklin Repository describes the Rebels along the Pennsylvania border counties. It recounts their outrages on property and life, their prejudice, and the claim that Rebel officers doubted Lincoln’s resolve. It portrays Rebel troops and officers through harsh, biased court, noting their alleged intemperance, barbarous behavior, and religious proclamations by General Pryor.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Rebels, a list, and a Colonel along with Ohio and Washington Springs references. The text is unclear and names are partially garbled, hindering precise identification of persons or events.
A fragmentary report notes a Litwo village gathering as women and girls ride and cheer, while a group of young ladies are cited for a curious scene. Citizens in the crowd respond with enthusiastic cheers indicating local civic involvement.
Correspondent recounts a voyage aboard the Northern Light from Cincinnati to Lake Superior. The trip passes through St Clair River and Sault Ste. Marie, with weather, scenery, and Indian lands described. Highlights include Marquette, Houghton, Ontonagon, and ore mining towns, plus a storm scare and crew gifts to Captain Spalding.
A jagged historical excerpt recalls Civil War events and figures amid political rhetoric. It mentions Lee, Meade, Couch, Vicksburg, and Fort Sumter, with scattered critique of Copperhead politicians, the New York draft unrest, and conflicting military decisions and leadership. The text blends battle references with partisan commentary and scattered biographical hints.
A fragment notes that many more men were lost in the Fiat campaign than in the last effort, reflecting heightened casualties and the ongoing strain on troops.
The report notes Confederate forces under Generals Ewell and Hood near the river line, with Union forces retreating toward a defended position around the Bows Harper area. It cites estimates of thousands of troops moving in the contested western theater as the conflict advances.
Fragmentary notes from The Daily News outline Confederate momentum near Washington and discuss potential peace talks. Text hints at Davis and Lincoln, with references to presidential intrigue and possible overthrow, set against the wartime capital.
A Fort Monroe dispatch reports New York plans to spend about 2.8 million dollars to secure draft exemptions for men with families. The move covers nearly half the city’s quote, and Supervisors are expected to approve a further 280 thousand dollars.
Richmond papers report Union shells set ablaze the Rebel steamer Gabriel Marigault near Morris Island. Journal notes Yankee monitors on James River returned to City Point on Thursday and lie with the fleet. Also cited is a report that monitors are within three miles of Portemouth.
An OCR fragment notes a conflict described as begun on land and sea with forces including a Circassian unit. The text references a departure after a combat event and mentions dates and locations in vague terms, producing an incomplete historical snapshot.
Report presents nine named persons involved and nine others held as witnesses. Tales conflict making it hard to determine which account is correct.
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