14 Mar 1863
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1863
Page
1
Fragmented text lists officers such as Treasurer Director and Secretary with references to a company and a sale. Names appear obscured, mentioning Fair Pr iors and shirts at 5 percent off at West Fourth Street, Broad floor, Richardson, agent.
The Great Ballet Troupe presents its sixth night at the National Theater led by Byers and Bob Lessee. Saturday evening features a program of dance and drama with admission at door and a grand social party Monday March 16 1863 at Metropolitan Hall benefiting Edwin Stelbing who lost a leg in the Civil War.
A fragmentary notice reports a meal or special item received by sutlers, with unclear or garbled wording and missing context. The readable bits indicate logistics for provisioning but lack concrete details, dates, or involved parties.
Last week the Theatrical arsenal showcased Al Woods Mies Jane macans Decorum and Charlotte Poombton in key roles. Miss Macans impressed as Juliet while Miss Poombton gave a striking portrayal of Julia in a dramatic sequence. Both earned strong audience acclaim and were praised for voice, expression, and stage presence. Additional acts at Pike's temple and Melodeon Mall featured Ethiops de Sotreee Abe Martin Minstrels and the Continental Old Polks, with favorable notices for overall company talent.
Special Cincinnati Times correspondence from Alf Burnett describes fear of a rebel raid into Kentucky, Union activities in Nashville, and preparations to repulse attacks. It notes navy and militia actions, a sword gift to a Lieutenant General candidate, and lingering tensions as authorities plan troop moves and supply trains to prevent rebel incursions.
A fragment from a letter by a volunteer of the first Kentucky regiment reports hopeful signs of the times. The writer praises the charter act of Congress and mentions a new hundred major change, noting patriotic resolve among the troops and a call to action against enemies.
Reports from the Western front describe a skirmish near Woodbury Tennessee as General Reynolds forces rout Rebel cavalry and seize their camps. The army’s health and efficiency improve with clear skies and buoyant prospects after a day of heavy marching.
Reported dispatch outlines legislative plans and proposed measures as the governor and lawmakers consider actions on a major bill. Wording is fragmented but hints at votes and official duties affecting state policy and passage timing.
Fragmentary report from March 1863 describes debate over a bill amending acts for urban and road projects, rail companies, and county expenditures. It notes a tied vote, 16 to 16, and subsequent reconsideration with absent supporters influencing the outcome.
In morning hour efforts were made to reconsider a bill before noon as earnest steps continued to pass the following measures. Representative Verse argued for ceding to the United States land in France while addressing fees and pleas, with a judge from the Court of Common.
A fragmentary letter by Leet Jaynes of Tieaidan Ohio discusses Van Dorn’s case and mentions a sudden scene that arrived, offering some illumination of the events and personages involved.
The Navy Department contracts Harlan & Hollingsworth of Wilmington Delaware to build the fleet vessel of the new ironclad fleet for 280000 dollars. Another vessel is planned under their own design with expense details未Complete text shows the firm’s bid and proposed second ship with unspecified figures.
A garbled local notice reports a man named Peter Conway facing charges in a council matter. The text is fragmentary with unclear details about the court, charges, and parties involved.
Rod Tadt and Sosa Hank face action as Ronzat McCook and Soest are connected to the gun case. Authorities name Boas Ey in related investigations.
A fragment from the Louisville area notes weather observations on March 9. It mentions a likely damp and cool day with possible light rain and cooler temperatures throughout the city. Local forecasts suggest uneventful conditions for early plans.
Fragments recount deaths of Ohio senators and public figures in January including names and places such as Farm La and waters. The text is garbled with missing letters and unclear dates but indicates a list of deceased individuals and associated districts or roles.
The fragment discusses suspicion that rebel forces may load canisters on river steamers to threaten boats along the bank. It suggests the idea could be acted on soon, noting the danger and possible strategic use by rebels.
A damaged OCR fragment lists soldiers who died in Mt Enone Kentucky with unreadable names and stray letters. The readable parts indicate a memorial or casualty note but lack clear dates or ranks.
Col Moody arrives at the North on furlough to recruit his regiment known as the Batternuts. Citizens present him with a fine horse named Pitebin as a gift in recognition of his travels and dedication. The purchase supports his leadership and housing accessories in the campaign.
An unclear fragment reports Sisheaneay receiving a promotion to commander in chief and mentions special leave and Dennis Pittberg in a sparse, damaged context. No confirmed dates or organizations are readable.
The fragment presents a garbled plea likely from a late 19th or early 20th century public notice. Key names and places are unreadable, yielding a partial sense of an appeal or instruction to a body or group, without clear dates or actions.
The document mentions Major General Frederick P. of the United States Volunteers and Secretary Gianvette in New York seeking to secure a loan or fund of a large sum to cover adjudicated claims. The text implies government action to release funds for settled payments.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention NH election matters with unclear figures and party references. The text is garbled and does not provide a clear event, date, or outcome to summarize.
Robert Pool was sentenced to death for the murder of Adam Bush in an August case. The conviction follows a trial held in West Virginia with the defendant found guilty of first degree murder and awaiting the formal sentence.
Morning Post reports a bitter London mood over a sinking loan in the Continental market and a Polish question dominating debate in the House of Commons. The Prussian Chamber and French government movements are described as heated with Russian policy under criticism and Puebla siege updates from Mexico.
The Cincinnati Press reports a presidential order addressing soldiers absent from their regiments without leave. It states officers may identify absentees who served in the army and will be sent to address. Governor Davin Tow notes the measure.
From Fortress Monroe a brief note mentions Mouton, with scant readable text about a person or event, leaving the details unclear and the exact subject uncertain.
City of Mexico briefs note a ban on fiscal advisories from the city comer. Authorities cite policy changes aimed at tightening oversight and improving transparency in municipal guidance.
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