27 Mar 1863
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1863
Page
1
Amusements listing shows names Mille Mathilde Henri Alms Hamei Leabella Cubas Mohammed and Mr Mihiey France at the National Theater in a brief program note.
A lengthy dispatch critiques telegraph reports of battles as unreliable while praising the Army of the Cumberland and General Rosecrans. It notes East Tennessee suffering under Confederate actions, recounts Martin's death, and asserts loyalty to the Union with denouncement of rebel conduct. The piece includes a Loyal Unionist proclamation defending the federal war effort and denouncing secessionists.
Fort Pulaski March 15 1333 Col Tatnall reports a sudden loss of officers and seamen from the floating battery Georgia. Prisoners of war within our lines confirm desertions by most crew, with Lieut Bevil aiding their escape. Savannah Rebels plan offensive as Monitors approach. flag of truce letters describe disaffection spreading among rebel forces.
Fragmentary text mentions brigades, corps, and gear with garbled phrases. No clear event, names, places, or dates emerge to form a concrete summary.
Army correspondents describe Union operations near Vicksburg with riverine and canal work, noting high muddy waters, corduroy roads, and planned movements toward Steele’s Bayou. They detail Grant Stuart and Ewing reconnaissance, engineer efforts, and anticipated advances while reporting on ex Senator Gwinn and his California wife occupying a plantation nearby.
Reports from New Orleans to Warrenton describe Admiral Farragut aboard a squadron reaching Port Hudson after a river convoy clash. Union forces aim to open the Mississippi as Grant and Porter plan future operations, with claims of great strategic gains and ongoing efforts to cut supply lines along the Red River. Casualties include vessels in the Gulf Squadron and blockading ships, with ongoing speculation on forthcoming Union advances.
A fragmented note mentions spa, San, and car items with unclear context. The readable words suggest casual references to spa services and merchandise like tees, but no coherent event or entities are established.
An unreadable fragment notes a ch at arriving in the city, with unclear dates or names. The brief mentions a new Monersa and a traveler, but details are missing or garbled.
City officials weigh replacing a deteriorating Citi zens' Gilt tenement with a new building to serve residents. A county-style plan, submitted by Mr. McGree, promises improvement while warning of immense expense. Ward and commissioners pursue a proposed Ohio Hue development with a focus on competency and integrity.
Covington officials review March proceedings. Topics include school fund appropriation for Marcus Reuter project, city clerk compensation, and inspections of public buildings. A rail accident near Culbertson’s Station is noted with a fatality and severed head on the track.
The barely legible text references Union men and peace, with scattered phrases about a meeting, officers, and a pledge to support peace. It appears as a fragmented archival notice from Clermont county with names and signatures obscured by OCR errors.
A muddled march report details Confederate and Union movements with deserters, patrols, and river fleet activity. Mentioned are Jackson, Richmond, Port Hudson, Mobile Ohio, Bragg, Breckinridge, and Lee's whereabouts still unclear amid late Civil War actions and censures.
Fragmentary notes describe refugees arriving in New York from Pensacola with about sixty men and women and children fleeing. A general concern over troops is mentioned though health is said to be good. A separate report notes a large steamer entering the harbor near Grass Islet St Lucia. details are incomplete.
From Murfreesboro March 3 a courier from General Herdee’s command says Van Dorn with two brigades and Forteat with one cavalry brigade crossed the Duck River toward the Morcross River. He appears to have crossed and the general is demonstratING on the right today.
Report from St Louis dated March 2 notes Fayetteville Arkansas courier reporting the Little moe True Demecrat of the 16th index the astri General Price and the field woman's army. Chairman says General Cadell collecting pontiared Rebel funds north of the Arkaness river in plans to operate against our region.
A large gathering at St. James Hall on March 26 endorsed government support and continued war effort. The meeting drew thousands, with resolutions praising patriotism and urging victory until peace is achieved, adopted amid loud applause.
From New York on March 3 reports state another freighter was destroyed near the Peru railroad station huts. French seizures affect Peruvian vessels in regional trade while a Val letter from February 15 notes American commerce being diverted to English bottoms.
An election was held today in Wheeling for the Willey amendment to the new state of West Virginia. The vote tally shows a majority in favor with preliminary figures indicating support for emancipation measures pending final certification.
The Louisville Journal reports unsettled alarms from Kentucky with claims of a military threat against Lexington and Stanfor d county. The note mentions a force estimated at two thousand five hundred, alleging rebel activity and occupation near Dan ayenin with uncertain timing and locations.
The readable text is garbled and incomplete with no clear events or names. It resembles an OCR fragment about a show or artist but lacks identifiable entities or outcomes for a proper card.
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