26 Jun 1863
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1863
Page
1
A medical note reports VE Robaca or Robaca, an Indian doctor, prescribing Catnett Bitters to aid the stomach and digestive organs. The curative claim centers on stomach relief and digestive improvement attributed to the remedy.
A writer reflects on English poverty describing tavern and street scenes with destitution, railing against temperance reformers while admiring a fragile but guiding care among slum children. The piece contrasts degradation with small acts of duty and a touching, hopeful note toward Heaven.
The piece argues the Church of England loses clerical entrants as university discipline and tests deter men from ordination. It cites declines at Oxford and Cambridge and notes the burden of Thirty Nine Articles fuels the drift. Parliament debates relaxing tests amid wider essays and reviews controversy.
In December 1775 General Washington wrote from Cambridge about Black soldiers in the Continental Army. He notes dissatisfaction among negro troops and fears enlistment by ministerial forces could lead to their departure. He urges Congress to confirm the resolution and to uphold options regarding black enlistment.
M Delbrack of Germany has conducted studies on air for breathing. The report notes experiments and potential implications for respiration science.
A Fifth Ohio correspondent reports a night march toward Dumfries, camp adjustments at Fairfax, and fatigue among troops. He notes wounded and sick among the division, orders and near-constant movement, and describes deserter executions and wider war distractions including Ireland. He urges action and citizen support for the Republic.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions A Pamesy Bextraction and A. T. Stew art Enq as perhaps entities in a trade or inquiry context. The readable text is sparse and lacks a clear event or outcome to summarize further.
A fragmented regional notice mentions Tux Busveld and his wife in a brief event. It notes a shared affiliation with local groups and hints at a community gathering. No dates or locations are clearly readable.
In a District Court decision the court held the ship owners liable for 172 bushels paid to an agent by mistake when the agent failed to deliver the funds to the Mont Eagle owners. The captain faces liability only if the agent did not credit or remit the money to the principal.
The Borton Journal prints a squadron letter from off Charlies top showing sailors alert to duty and blockade running becoming hazardous. In the past month four vessels attempted to run out and were captured three steamers and two packers. One steamer was taken by the Howeatonic one by Wissahickon and another turned as the General Havelock. A dark vessel rammed past, killing three and wounding two, with southern papers noting material disruption.
A private Morston of the Massachusetts Regiment, stationed in Boston, was assaulted around 9 PM on Seventh Street. He was robbed of a watch and about seventy five dollars, stripped to his shirt, and then dumped into a canal. He was rescued and cared for by the State Agent’s men.
An observer attempted to sound the Niagara River near the suspension bridge. The current is so strong that the weight attached to a No 11 wire fell 225 feet and resurfaced about 100 feet downstream, then skipped like a chip until checked by the line.
A Boston Traveller correspondent in Newburyport reports on Captain Bailey of the schooner Amelia stating he left Mayaguez on June 23 and encountered a harbor incident involving an Alabama merchant vessel and united forces. The fragmentary notes indicate a ship departure and a nautical incident near the harbor.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice from New York area, but text is garbled. Readable bits mention names and places without clear action or date. Unable to determine a coherent event or outcome from the provided snippet.
A collage of brief items notes taxes on gemstones in St Paul and Minneapolis area, a death in Manchester, a Philadelphia mother of a Chief Justice, a Port of Portland oil incident, pirate anecdotes, Old World newspaper claim, Michigan wool sale, singer J J Seguin death, a missionary note, Texas female academy interest, Berkeley Street Sunday school, masked women in Newburyport, a Detroit river incident, and farmer Bailey Sargent sowing oats.
Dispatch reports Confederate forces burning railway and canal facilities from Williamsport to Cumberland and destroying boats on the Potomac. Rebel cavalry threaten to cut supply routes to Washington as Lee seeks to compel Union forces under Hooker to fall back toward Baltimore and Frederick.
A Washington dispatch reports General Milroy will be tried for surrendering Winchester or, alternatively, that he is under arrest. The second note places Gum Hunten in Washington and hints at uncertainty about his department assignment.
The Nashville papers say the family of Hon. John Bell received word of his dangerous illness in Atlanta Georgia. Advanced age and grief endure as likely causes of his condition.
Corinne describes the appointment of Captain James Brisbin to command a cavalry unit in defense. the report calls him an experienced and capable officer, named as the head of the force in Penne pao.
A aged sketch describes Guxmat Pieasanron as a dashing cavalry officer who has ridden over sixty years, with short brown hair and pale features. He is polished and affable, a man of the world.
A garbled Chester Pa narrative shows a copperhead theme with locals discussing screws and presses. The piece features dialog about editors, reliability of newspapers, and political tensions tied to rebellion and the Constitution. Local names appear as the scene shifts through a street encounter and counting room chatter.
A garbled report states the Pennsylvania Railroad received a roan o'elock detailing Rebel regiments, arts and caval, marching toward Mountala on a South artery dated January 04. The fragment mentions Erin ten regiments and a military movement near Pals.
Fragmentary text hints at representations for Catacer and values like worth and expectations. It references intelligence and severed or distant ideas, but the readable content is incomplete and unclear about concrete events or actors.
The Republican reports Ewell's forces crossing toward Chambersburg with parts of his column in Pennsylvan ia near Chambersburg. Skirmishes occurred around the mountains with the Twelfth Pennsylvania cavalry engaging and a regiment of militia retreating. Casualty details are unclear but losses are noted on both sides.
The Pennsylvania Reserves under Brigadier General Porter rejoin the Army of the Potomac. Their numbers rise as many who were not wounded in earlier campaigns return to service.
A delegation of Ohio Democrats arrived in Washington today for interviews and discussions on pending policy matters. The group includes party officials and local representatives coordinating with federal counterparts.
A late 19th century Boston note urges citizens to resist tyranny and defend public theater. The piece laments Lord Ward’s objectionable conduct toward performers and managers and calls for united action to protect the arts and civic duty.
A terse note states that the queries failed to perform as intended with the marker a0, leaving outcomes unclear. The source hints at unresolved processing and potential retry guidance without detailing corrective steps.
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