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An ad listing shows garters and hair trades among items for sale. Tooth brushes are offered with contact details partially visible. The fragment suggests a local shop marketplace style with miscellaneous goods.
04 Jun 1863
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1863
Page
1
An ad listing shows garters and hair trades among items for sale. Tooth brushes are offered with contact details partially visible. The fragment suggests a local shop marketplace style with miscellaneous goods.
A dubious notice offers a “Prescription” aid product to relieve chronic ailments. The ad claims severe breathing and coughing relief, mentions a two year condition, and lists names and places in a fragmentary, one page style notice from a rural area.
Reports from New Orleans describe Union Brigades under Augur driving Rebel forces from Port Hudson plains. Artillery exchanges and skirmishes peaked near the Bayou Sere Road as Grant's column pressed, with Union volleys and flanking maneuvers forcing Rebels to retreat. Gouverneur and Grierson linked cavalry action, capturing prisoners and seizing positions.
Report describes Confederate and Union forces at Chancellorsville including Captain Wilkins of General A Williams division being wounded and captured. Surge in battle details mentions cannon explosions, shattered armor, and Jackson’s retreat as troops attempt to rally, with vivid but terse battlefield imagery.
An army correspondent of the Springfield Republican recounts a rush with two prisoners through dense undergrowth when he faced a large group of armed rebels emerging from rifle-pits. The encounter, described with humor, includes capture efforts and intense close quarters amid a chaotic battlefield scene.
City officials analyze rising costs and shortages as coal prices surge and markets become monopolized. The piece notes coal dealers control the trading rings, prices spike from spring levels, and calls for wholesome legislation to restore fair profits and curb unlawful sales of provisions and game through city markets.
A local notice reports the Queen City to add private residences this season with two large new dwellings on Fourth Street and Broadway. The corner building for A. S. Winslow features ornate design, tall windows, and purple elste, claiming 50 foot width on Broadway and prominent corner presence.
Last night’s military dispatches from Camp report heavy losses after success and mention a fleet vessel sunk with its flag still flying. The message notes Cincinnati sent to the water side and went down, reflecting the grim cost of the campaign.
Fragmentary report notes Gen Hunter and Gen Rosecrans amid Civil War dispatches. Mentions rebel officers and guard details with unclear dates and locations.
The fragment describes arrival from New Orleans and notes a stated aim to secure satisfactory conditions and favorable bids toward a close of a campaign. It emphasizes readiness and potential action pending bids and outcomes.
The convention assembled at nine o'clock adopts resolutions endorsing canals between the Mississippi and the Atlantic and national highways linking lakes and rivers. It calls for national credit for these works and free commerce, with a memorial to government officials to present views of the convention.
Military arrest reported near Oman involving 0.F. Jones and a small security detachment. Officials indicate capture followed a reconnaissance operation in the desert front, with no immediate casualties or further details released.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Jane Lees and the Ronivent Army in connection with a noteworthy event. Details are unclear but imply a kidnapping or confrontation scenario with unspecified parties and outcomes.
A fragment notes Judge Davis of the Southern District and General Drummond are expected tonight in connection with an infantier matter. The exact nature remains unclear from the text, but the appearance signals possible court proceedings or related action.
Fragmentary speech in the Illinois House denounces a proposed constitution as destructive to divine order and the social framework. The speaker calls for limiting federal influence, preserving sovereignty, and resisting changes to the established government structure.
A Peace Convention was held in the Copper Institute in New York at an afternoon session. The event aimed to discuss sovereignty and constitutional matters, with notes on state authority and citizen duties. The readable text is fragmentary and uncertain about outcomes.
The report claims an advance by General Johnston with Laxe and Bleek River support aiming to retake Haines' holdings. Names Rehonen Yasoo and Bleek Rivers appear as strategic locales or forces in the outlined operation.
A brief item notes the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on June 3. The phrase seed seen tees appears as fragmented OCR text with no clear context or action.
Report cites unclear dates and names such as New York and Jane3 regarding the Eagle event from Havana. Details are fragmented and reliability is uncertain, with dates muting and rendering the news improbable.
In New York on June 3 Patchin won both heats easily in the trot against General Butler. The mile heats finished in 4:56 and 4:56 for Patchin as the winner.
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