25 Jun 1863
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1863
Page
1
A miscellany of curiosities and brief items from across the world including potshots at fashion and books, tremors felt in Rutland, barley and potato notes, and a mix of local tales from cities like New Orleans and St. Louis.
War dated June 21, 1863 reports the Army of the Potomac facing enemy supply raids and conscription pressure. A deserter from an Ohio battery was executed after being found guilty, reflecting harsh military discipline amid ongoing front-line concerns and rumors of anticipated raids and internal political tensions.
A historical notice discusses Colenso's view of the Pentateuch as a spiritual history, arguing nature reflects divine power. It mentions a vessel wreck in Cumberland, with plans to blast and salvage, and notes iron and relics recovered from the river.
A Mexican report claims Ariogo’s army abandoned Puebla after destroying materials while the French gained little advantage in siege attempts. Forey must face the formidable Oarne Paedle force again if it survives, with strategic aims beyond mere ruins, as Sherman’s tactics loom in the broader conflict.
An old report warns that gold coin counterfeits are widespread as gold payments resume, with experts noting that badly forged pieces slip into customs cash flows. The Bank of the City records and brokers face ongoing issues as counterfeit coins pass for duties payments, while refined forgeries are detected and returned to owners.
A Philadelphia Inquirer dispatch from Norfolk details a raid on salt works, with salt stock destroyed and lumber burned. A sloop was captured, horses and mules seized for military use, and the Major’s party continued marching toward Portmouth after halting overnight.
Fragmentary report says Colonel Percy W nam was arrested in Baltimore amid suspicions of Rebel activity after a cavalry engagement. He was brought to the Provost office where he was released after officials corrected a mistaken identification.
A fragmentary report notes the guerrilla Aaneanoage and Texee ee b appears eight men of meet obliging diep Huos. A Marfrees boro letter states he announced Teppeasee his intention to assist.
A young man from the city attends a Union meeting in an Ohio city where a prominent speaker, once a ward schoolmate, is recognized. After the address he greets his former friend by an old name, but the New Yorker refuses outwardly and reveals his Confederate uniform.
Rebels cross the river from Ken to reach Forther Wood-bosts challenges. The item shows movement by local groups toward strategic locations along the river. No further context or dates are provided in the fragment.
A garbled report references Rebel forces near Aldie and a Massachusetts unit. It hints at delayed action and a late engagement as part of a broader Civil War context.
Telegrams report near Vicksburg as Union forces press works at Port Hudson. General Payne wounded during assault preparations while Banks outlines movement and supply issues. Also noted are the Eagle's Havana arrival, a Porto Rico voyage, and Civil War era ship movements and cotton trade.
The Missouri house discusses emancipation measures with amendments from Mr Breckinridge and Mr Foster. Proposals include defining duties to ascertain slave counts, compensated payments to owners, and setting timelines for gradual abolition edits. the session adjourns after votes.
Newport Rhode Island June 24 Grow of the schooner Saran E Co Grow of Trare arrived here this afternoon for bog operations on the New land Coast.
Fragmentary wartime dispatches indicate Confederate forces advancing into Pennsylvania near McCoa melisburg with limited reliable details. The report mentions Ewell and Rebel movements, but text is garbled, offering only scattered references to June and Pa.
Fragmented dispatch describes Federai raid near Missteotea at Big Blank Bridge. It notes cavalry actions, enemy retreat across a river, and unclear casualty or outcome details amid chaotic battlefield language.
The passage reports late news on Confederate resistance and Union advances through Southern railroads toward Charleston. It notes billet life for troops, portrays officers as educated yet loyal, and cites English editorial views predicting political shifts in the North and the wartime impact of cotton diplomacy.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Indigenous people and native activities at a port scene with unclear attribution. The readable words suggest a maritime setting and possible descriptions of people or objects associated with port life.
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