22 May 1863
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1863
Page
1
An advertisement notes a dentist located at the northwest corner of Sixth and Central Avenue near Rankin's Tea Store.
A survey of cavalry exploits from Napoleonic battles to the Mexican theater, drawing on Prof Roemer of New York. Highlights include Murat at Jena, French and Austrian clashes, and notable cavalry charges with Bayonet thrusts and rapid flanking. The piece traces strategy, decisive moments, and the enduring role of mounted troops in historic warfare.
Lieutenant Kenyon of the Twenty-eighth New York, captured at Chancellorsville and later released on parole, describes the march from Richmond toward Spottsylvania and McGinnes Station. He notes sparse rations, rough confinement, and the Rebels reaction to Union raids as Confederate papers lament misfortunes in Mississippi.
A partial OCR fragment mentions Tad Dom He and the Wry Soe purchasers in a brief notice. The unclear text suggests a local sale or transaction context with names. The readable portion provides no definite event, date, or organization beyond these two proper nouns.
A report from Dr. Goldsmith in Louisville details bromine as a new remedial agent for hospital and military fever, wounds, and erysipelas. The article claims rapid neutralization of animal poison, faster recovery after stump surgery, and high success in hundreds of hospital cases with numerous favorable outcomes.
The readable fragments describe a legation related scene with characters and locations. No clear names, dates, or events are identifiable to form a concrete single-item news record.
Special Corresp. reports from the Army of Cumberland describe Palmer’s forces at Reedyville keeping enemy actions in check while veterans from the command receive praise. Mention is made of Division Surgeon Menzies and staff, with notes on morale, loyalty, and readiness amid ongoing military operations and local appreciation.
Reports on British ministerial attack in Brazil and Gen Wed attacks. Liverpool market notes 14 000 bales to exporters 15 500 to exporters. Friday sales 12 000 bales with rising tendency. Breadstuffs downward trend near-term wheat and flour slight decline. Corn steady. Provisions unchanged. Asteroid wins Chester Cup with Gardner France-Rourse second. Rentes at 60 1 70c. Paris cabled Moscow hopes for Polish conference. Napoleon said to have Czar assurances.
Extreme market excitement in New York on May 4 shows little letup as Erie stock trades sharply lower and other issues move with the mood. Government bonds firm, Missouri Hixes and Tennessee Sixes steady, Chicago and Northwestern bonds hit a heavy trade, and gold remains around 1484.
From Nashville a garbled note reports federal officers seized by Rebels. Names appear as Alexander and Swangest among the detainees. The river is falling with less than three feet of depth on the shoals.
The Union Leagues of Western Pennsylvania have been active in Pittsburgh and Washington and other places. They were addressed by Judge Sheppard who recently returned from the East, receiving many accessions from Republicans with one Democrat in loyalty to the judge.
A small group of dissidents at Wood's Theater in Louisville disrupted an ev performance by causing a stir during the intermission. The scene unfolded as the audience awaited a national air with several members departing amid tense demonstrations.
The fragment discusses a question about Canoxs08 and a past event where a state declaration was alleged. It mentions a former or other party and a hearing or assertion regarding the declaration. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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