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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1863
Page
1
Ee SE USE DR BASFORD'S BITTERS for strengthening and purifying the breed. Price, 1 cent. Persons wishing a copy of Dr Dasrean's on Disease, by enclosing a three-cent stamp, receive one by return mail.
From Army of Cumberland dated June 7 1863 reports a Confederate assault near Murfreesboro repulsed by National artillery with heavy engagement at the center and right. It details the execution of Weaver condemned for murder, Selkirk and others involved, and Wilder's brigade raid near Nashville destroying stores and taking prisoners. The latest front notes quiet, with rumors and military movements around Franklin and Nashville, and a cavalry pursuit by Wilder.
A Cincinnati Times correspondent writes from Camp Butler describing its site on the river bluff and surrounding coal mines. He notes the cannel coal works, the camp layout, and the cavalry units present. He also comments on a revival among regiments and critical views on constitutional emergency powers.
The text records Vallandigham's 1861 House remarks proposing dividing the United States into four sections to end the Union as a single bloc. It outlines sections North West South and East with associated states, and details constitutional amendments to allow secession by section, including Senate and House procedures and presidential electors.
A clipped OCR fragment discusses territorial limits and political concepts related to the House of Representatives. It mentions terms like territories, miles, and phrases that hint at ratification or policy debates without clear context or complete sentences.
Special Correspondence from Cincinnati Tunes details battlefield conditions and civilian concerns. The writer notes Union hopes to reach Vicksburg and open the Mississippi, condemns wartime monopolies and newspaper fraud, and mentions fortifications and soldier welfare amid ongoing hostilities.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss flax and related crops with scattered terms like Turck Tur Saspine and West references. The text is garbled and offers no clear events, names, dates, or actions to summarize into a coherent item.
A terse telegram indicates urgent news related to Ter Dam, with the phrase BY TELEGRAPH TO CINCINNATI FOR TER DAM and the code X10. Details are fragmentary but imply a formal dispatch concerning Ter Dam.
Fragmentary lines mention Gen Banke and rebels near Montepie with advisories from a Dihantes source. Details are unclear but imply potential hostilities and regional unrest.
Report recounts Civil War actions near Culpepper Court House with two brigades from Pleasenton and York Cavalry involved. Casualties include Captain B Foot and Lt Cutter among others. defeat was reported after artillery and infantry exchanges. The text notes planned raids by Stuart were prevented.
A damaged excerpt describes a Naval Court of Inquiry concerning the New York case on June 10. It reports statements to Admiral about readiness for immediate service and decisions not to renew the fight. It notes fragments about documents, an executive, and criticism by Stimers of the Admiral’s conduct and raft aid at Charleston harbor.
The segment reports resistance to enrollment in Pennsylvania amid rebel activity. It notes egging and threats against lives, with at least one reported shooting as attempts to deter enrollment persist amid wartime strain.
The Times from Beverly notes a cavalry engagement during a June march where a swift dash struck near the Eighth Wisconsin and a New York unit. Kelly's Ford fell to General Gregg after a brief feint as Stuart's force, about twelve thousand cavalry and sixteen artillery pieces, pressed the river flank. By afternoon, forces joined at two and the Sixth Corps made a late charge before being hit in the flank.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a skirmish near Trince with mentions of a Norse figure and federal soldiers. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or locations to confirm details or outcomes.
Fragmentary text suggests a local trotting race event with ambiguous details. Readable names, places, or results are not clearly preserved, offering limited summary data beyond the mention of a trot event area.
Announcement of a forthcoming publication titled The Practical. The work aims to provide comprehensive domestic economy guidance covering husbandry and related subjects. The publisher indicates a handsome duodecimo volume of 300 to 460 pages and emphasizes its long preparation and authoritative intent.
A June 4 Hilton Head letter describes a raid into South Carolina's Combabee river region. Rebels skirmish, reveal cautious artillery, and retreat under cover as Union forces probe tireless positions along rice and cotton fields.
A fragmented passage from a Washington Irving letter describes The Port Rogers and a Paris trip with an unnamed niece. It mentions driving in Paris Champs Élysées and a critique of concise expression where every word carries weight, noting Rogers the Poet’s natural manner.
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