Snowlton 4-1 Berry Race J Flob and A
In a recent event Berry and J Flob faced Snowlton with a 4 to 1 result. McClung and Dentists L Wardla contributed to the competitive showing.
23 Jul 1864
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1864
Page
1
In a recent event Berry and J Flob faced Snowlton with a 4 to 1 result. McClung and Dentists L Wardla contributed to the competitive showing.
A miscellany of brief notes covers a New Jersey pine fire burning for four days across about twenty-five square miles, emigration figures from New York totaling 168 003 since January 1, and deserter arrests. Separate items note a Swedish doctor’s revival methods, a monument subscription for Gowen, and various economic comments on bonds, mortgages, and iron ships.
The narrative recounts a Civil War march from Charleston to Cole’s Mouth along Mud River with stops at Hurricane and Hurricane Station. It describes military detachments under Lieut. Col. Hampton, rough terrain, and camp life including rationing ice and bread, rough lodging, and friendly locals. A canine hero of the 11th Ohio Volunteer is slated for recognition.
A fragmentary piece fuses a moral about spiritual clairvoyance with a dialogic fable and a note on a table song to be sung with spirit. The piece references a queen city area and mentions Byron and a quest for truth amid belief, doubt, and abstinence themes.
Fragmentary telegraph text references Colonel Ford and Thoratap with forces described as small in effect. The wording is garbled, leaving the exact event, date, and location unreadable.
Account of Richmond water efforts during a siege with McClellan leading about 100000 troops. The text notes illness, shortages, and authorities' actions as the army and local population coped with drought and supply gaps.
A newspaper editor was seized on suspicion of participating in an insurrection. Authorities reported the arrest occurred after allegations linked the editor to organizing disruptive activities. The case involves ongoing legal proceedings and potential charges.
A report indicates that the capture or occupation of Atlanta has been received at this hour, noting the time as 3 30 in the afternoon. The brief update emphasizes the current status and time rather than broader context.
A fragment outlines movement away from Atlanta and mentions advancing lines and reaching a city area. No clear entities or events are readable to define a full incident or outcome.
In Mexico on July 22 a fire damaged property in Oswego. The lack of a complete loss assessment is noted, but the building was described as well insured and no details on final damages have been received.
Dispatches report the destruction of a government wagon factory, with General Grant's opinion about the fate of the Mebellen. The item notes strategic implications and potential disruption to supply lines amid ongoing military operations.
New York on July 23 the Tribune reports Hilton Head cav unit recounts the sighting on John's island. It notes enemy presence and maneuvers as generals direct careen and shoreward movements amid unclear details.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a misfire or accident near Niagara Falls involving enlistments and a call by the President dated July 18, 1844. The text mentions five thousand, a bounty plan, and race references, with unclear details about lodging, stairs, or horses and surrounding conduct.
Scout Deepa reports casualties in the 94th division with multiple deaths noted in the early June period. The records name several individuals, their units, and the circumstances surrounding the losses. Verification of exact dates and identifications is pending further official releases.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention graves and sections in Tennessee with unclear names and dates. The legible items reference grave locations and identifiers but lack coherent person or event details.
A fragmented OCR line mentions cures for dysentery and a sequence of unclear terms. The readable parts reference treatments and possibly people or places but lack coherent context or identifiable entities.
A wartime letter urges the Northern forces to muster strength and apply means promptly toward swift triumph over rebellion. The writer stresses decisive action and unity to sustain the war effort and secure victory.
An extracted Civil War letter, written by a Rebel general to a brother officer in Ewell's corps, was recovered at Bilver Spring after a retreat. It discusses political options in Northoli and mentions Governor Vance and Holden in a wartime context.
Town notes report a curious incident as famear Ormas faces scrutiny over a tense scene at a public event. Officials say the affair involved a minor scuffle and quick response by security. Community leaders urge calm and orderly demonstrations moving forward.
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