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06 Mar 1863
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1863
Page
1
Fragmented OCR Note Yields Murky City Memoranda
A garbled OCR snippet mentions dietary terms and scattered words such as beans and cans. No coherent event or names emerge, leaving unclear context or dates.
The War in the Southwest and Vicksburg Siege
Correspondent reports on the siege of Vicksburg with two large armies facing the Mississippi. The canal project Farragut's Ditch is described as slow and doubtful. rebel forces fortify roads and batteries while Union observers note distant actions, ram ships, and diversions along the river.
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Dickinson Urges Preservation Amid Crisis Speech
In New York last week Hon. D. Dickinson warned that if the government must fall it should be by force or blood, not through subversion by traitors or assassins. He invoked Washington and the founders as enduring examples amid the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Dickinson
Hon
D. Dickinson
New York
Washington
Appointment of Dr Boynton as Commissioner at St Augustin
General Hunter appoints Dr Boynton as commissioner to investigate the conduct of citizens of St Augustin. The commission will examine the residences within the city limits to report findings and recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Avueuerniz
Fronipa
Hanter
Boyntoo
Cutiseng
St. Augustin
House debates subsidy and bridge funding in Columbus session
The Ohio House debated a donation from the General Government tied to a bridge project. A close vote favored some elements while opponents argued higher crossing rates and state debt concerns. The bill's fate hinged on a later session as amendments and financial conditions were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Spencer
Zinn
Ieeré
Senate actions and bills move through early session
The Senate opened with a letter from Finn on reconsideration, and the canal report was discussed without a recommendation. A bill to extend railroad privilege to construction and related activities passed the Senate, with revisions noted for the Quernacy Preston Wilson and Manawa sums. Annual elections and a central committee meeting outline future steps for state officer nominations.
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Senate
Tapis
Finn
Alain
Catal
Tiee
Cincinnati
Mate
Gaeckle
Committee
Commissioners of
Quernecy
Preston Wilson
Aseiby
State Union Central Committee
Gov. Prison
Ben
Fragmentary Talk Attributed to Pompey and Dinah
Muddled dialogue from a Terre Haute Journal piece hints at slang and misheard speech about naming a baby. A Rockville Republican note mentions a Proclamation and questions a gentleman's presence, without clear context or identifiable individuals.
Armored and wooden warships under construction near New York
In the New York area at least fifteen ironclad and eight wooden warships are under construction. Ironclads include Comanche Dictator Dungerburg Keokuk Manhattan Mahopac Tecumseh Puritan Catekill Roanoke Montauk Weehawk den with many nearing completion. Wooden vessels Chenango Genesee Maumee Metscomet Mendota Mackinaw Oteego Shamrock. The ironclad Dictator is a Brienson ocean steam frigate. The Roanoke features a reinforced battery with turreted weapons and heavy armor. The plans call for substantial protection and high horsepower with armor up to six feet below the waterline.
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New York
Comanche
Dictator
Dungerburg
Keokuk
Manhattan
Mahopac
Tecumseh
Es Puritan
Catekill
Roanoke
Mg Montauk
Weehawkden
Chenango
Genesee
Maumee
Metscomet
Mendota
Mackipaw
Oteego
Shamrock
Lacka
Ticonderoga
Brienson
Ocean
Hartier
Banks speech guides planters to return labor as Union aid
Important New Orleans report details General Banks meeting with Louisiana planters. Banks promises nonviolent restoration of labor, supports plantations, and aims to preserve peace and prosperity. Planters adopt resolution to cooperate with government and quartermaster on reuniting families and restoring enslaved workers under orderly terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana Planters
General Banks
the Planters
Banks
Oribens
Genera Clarke
Red River Region Big Trade Route and River Outlet
The description details Red River as a vast waterway with multiple branches, a north side path navigable for hundreds of miles, and a wide channel diverging near Shreveport. It notes the river’s use for salt, ore, timber, and plant goods, plus towns like Border and Nachitoches and the growing trade in Alexandria with populations around a thousand.
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Red
Black River
Orleans
Ohio
Shrevenort
Red River
Rai
Unitedes Gover
Hebel
Redvite
Ets Mealies &O
Nachitoches
Alexandria
St. Louie
Death and Birth Reported Aboard Great Eastern
A passenger aboard the Great Eastern died during the voyage to America from Monmouthshire. Mrs Fatene, wife of the captain, gave birth aboard the ship during the journey.
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Great Eastern
America
Monmouthshire
Fatene
Women in England Face High Nonmarriage Rate
Report notes nearly one third of English women never marry and millions of females bear independent burdens, confronting a social shift and economic pressures unique to the era.
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England
Wisconsin Democrats oppose armistice resolutions in state legislature
In Wisconsin the Psacs Movement resolutions calling for an armistice and a National peace convention were rejected 25 to 63. Democrat Sharpetein argued for keeping war, rejecting secession and rejecting any peace plan that would abandon Union preservation.
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Wisconsin
Dwarfs in History and Barnum’s Public Favor Highlighted
A discussion of Barnum's handling of a dwarf performer, praising his support and friendship during marriage. The piece recounts European and English court history of dwarfs, citing Jeffrey Hudson and other small stature figures, their fame, duels, and peculiar anecdotes across courts and cities.
Nomination Aims to Replace Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Last night dispatches suggest J. Lewis of Pennsylvania may be nominated as successor to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue. The appointment is expected to be accompanied by a defensive and explanatory note from the current commissioner.
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A J. Lewis
Pennsylvania
Kenersky
Internal Revenue
Rebel Advance Near Piak Day Ends With Rebel Loss
OCR fragment describes Confederate forces under Van Dorn and Franklin clashing near Nolstevilie with casualties on both sides. Union and Confederate units organize cavalry actions, reinforcements sent, and a reported Rebels counted around 1,000 in Har Shoale area. A court note prohibits non oath-taken individuals from handling cases.
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Witis
Merch
Dorn
Franklin
Erday
Enn
Reneie
Keele
Shee
Tennessee
Nolstevilie
Teag
Gilbert
Fravalin
Har Shoale
Cumberiana
United States
Senate Oath Administers Seats Indiana and Rhode Island
Washington March 5 The Senate today administered the oath to Indiana and Rhode Island members who took their seats as President pro tempore appointees. The session was limited to arrangements and motions concerning military matters and related constitutional or procedural questions.
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Washington
Senate
As Andiana
Wm. Sprague
Rhode Isand
Oenateonta
Tadencerty Capture Reported Amid Turbulent Conditions
Fragmentary text notes the capture of Tadencerty aoedeaen on a Friday near Wind West and a river barrier named Providence. Mentions illness in the army and a completed capsl between river and Providence with water not yet released.
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Urum
Richmona correspondent recalls Civil War tragedies and ties to confederate leadership
A Richmond Virginia correspondent to the Jackson Miss Appeal laments wartime consequences. The piece links notable events around the Merrimac and the Harriet Lane incidents, recalls Major Lea fighting his son, and notes Captain Leon Smith as Magruder’s ally in Galveston Bay.
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Strance Ixcugxts
Richmona
Jackson
Wainright
Merrimac
London
Holland
Metropolis
Agun
Harriet
Poe
Major Lea
Leon Smith
Bhase Ckill
Magruder
Galveston Bay
Caleb Ba
Ie Seaeeey
Interior
Lincoln
Jewelry Amid Slavery War Cries and Rebel Atrocities
A Port Royal Free South report details brutal scenes from the Civil War era including blood hounds capturing fugitives, skulls used as cups, and jewelry crafted from human bone. The narrative cites violent raids in Virginia and Tennessee and notes a Nashville-bound party from East Tennessee remarks on Rebel brutality and demanded ransoms.
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Florida
North Canolms
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
Virginia
Port Royal Free South
Nila Son Ieee
Wock
London
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