03 Nov 1864
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1864
Page
1
Eff W Woodwards and J A Davison relocate to new address at 844 Sixth Street in Cincinnati. The note lists old address at 272 Sixth Street and references western row and mound avenues in the city. The document preserves filing details of the move.
A dusty broadside of scattered 19th century items reports shaky remarks about wartime events in Jersey City and Reed city notes. It mentions elections in New York and references to soldiers rebels and naturalization laws with various minor anecdotes and quotes.
The Richmond Sentinel republishes a Georgia Senator Hill letter dated La Grange October 9 addressing James T. McCormick Acting Enrollment Officer of Troup County. It states plans to explain the real creation and re enrollment of all persons between seventeen and twenty years old.
Readable fragments reference General Grant and Lee and a southern governor, suggesting a Civil War era dispatches page. Text mentions Rebel Cities Day and military movements, with garbled names and scattered phrases."
At the War Democratic Convention in New York on November 1 the body adopted a unified preamble and resolutions. They pledge to sustain the war, defend the Union, and support military leaders while condemning divisive factions. The resolutions affirm commitment to victory, unity, and peacetime restoration under Union terms, praising soldiers and navies.
A November message from Beaufort North Carolina reports the 88th regiment noting a warm spell bringing yellow fever fears. The correspondence mentions new heat related symptoms and rising concerns over a contagion in that day.
An ace led Gregg's cavalry to seize several loadun ups gear. Four of our wounded fell into the enemy hands while several of our men were killed. We managed to capture and destroy enemy vehicles and equipment.
The Castine area reports a raid with limited details. rumors suggest a cutter from the harbor. The city declares a state of defense. Governor Coney orders home guard readiness and the city raises police defenses.
From Mexico and the West Indies there come dated signals via the steamer Eagle with Haavas and City of Mexico dates, Vera Cruz reports, and references to Matamoros. The message mentions Cortinas, Mejia, and Galveston, with scattered names including Howes and Rev J M Goshorn.
Fragmentary text references October 6 and November 2 with scattered phrases about locations like Red over cometey and Tyler. Advices from nearby Mobile Mobile mention the 20th state and a column or event, but readable details are minimal and uncertain.
Admiral Porter reports the destruction of the Albemarle via Royal Navy efforts with Shamrock cutters in tow. One of the boats succeeded in the operation while details remain limited.
A terse note describes a preset integration for a system named oeats as failing to merge properly. The text references the Aes Sat eee eSerg as a misnamed component and mentions obstruction to progress. No clear events or identities are verified.
OCR fragment mentions voters receiving a ballot secured by constitution and laws. Notes an official signing with a privy seal, reference to the governor and private secretary, and scattered remnants of terms like Besragancett and Rescue Newport. The readable parts imply a legal or electoral document with partial place names and dates.
The notice reports a suspension of a publication license due to irregularities. Authorities cite compliance failures and risk to readers. Investigators say steps are being taken to restore operations and protect public information access.
Fragmentary report notes Pennsylvania race results with a Democrat vote count and party labels in a November election. Mentions an Otel Seat 41 coup and a soldier, with incomplete aggregates and unclear totals.
The Post reports on a November 9 event in New York where officials discuss actions and an order issued by Sessiaek cee. Key figures involved include Baltimore officials and local authorities shaping the outcome.
A concise letter dated October 29 1884 addressed to the Editor of the Pawn via the Philadelphia Age appears in the Press of Philadelphia. The epistolary note comments on George Francis Train with a brisk appraisal.
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