12 Oct 1864
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1864
Page
1
Fragmentary text contrasts Jacobite loyalty to the king with the Copperhead or “Smigites” class in 19th century discourse. It rails at alleged Treason and foreign influence, denounces abolitionist sentiments, and mocks communal identity, ending with a reflection on eternity.
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases about clothing and water related terms. No clear people, places, dates, or events are readable to identify a coherent news item or summary.
Mrs General mate formerly Miss Joan M Dai intends to stage a comeback after her husband’s death during the war. A wartime hospital servicewoman returns to the stage amid a warm reception. Beteman arrives in Liverpool and tours to Manchester then London, planned for January. Paris talks of a theater using vaudeville material from the Old Act papers.
A Clifton community presents Lieutenant Isaac Brokes of the S84 C. V. C. a handsome testimonial in gratitude for his service. In a letter, he acknowledges the tribute and thanks his supporters.
Fragmentary text hints at an election for “Little Mac” and “Little Mee” with a future conflict or upheaval. Mentions confiscations and troubling events tied to a sixth Shermas era, but details are unclear.
A mosaic of curiosities and sciences from Paris to Italy and Britain. Notes on arts, geography, quack inventions, and climate theory. Vipers in Martinique nests and a couple in England spark oddities. Sahara sea bed hypotheses and Lyell on Alps uplift color the page.
A fragmented historical excerpt presents a playful party game about shuffling sentences. It pivots to a caustic reflection on political tyranny, liberty, and resistance, mentioning Lincoln and a critique of centralized power. The text reads as a mash of ideas on democracy and revolt.
Fragmentary text mentions ex governor Waisman and references to a newspaper column or notice with unclear details about events, names, and dates. Readable names include Waisman. other specifics are obscured by OCR errors.
The report cites President Davis’s Georgia campaign notes and Southern reactions. It notes Hood’s orders and discipline, Gen Gregg’s death, Bratton’s wounding, and Haskins Haskell injuries. A Williamstown item notes Mrs Rose Greenhow’s death aboard the steamship Crador near New Inlet bar. Greenhow had traveled Europe to publish a war memoir before her death.
A Civil War era dispatch describes Union forces facing Confederate lines before Richmond. It notes James River defenses with gunboats, chains, and monitors, plus details of Darbytown assaults and the repulse of Confederate actions as field divisions moved to threaten Union positions.
Market mood improves with general recovery in prices. Brokers load up on heavy lots signaling potential rise. Railroad shares remain competitive while Second Board stocks stay active. Reading stock market activity noted with sizeable sales and gains.
In Warne County voters backed unions with about 3,000 more votes than opponents, reflecting broad labor support. Officials note a decisive union majority statewide, with gains shaping next term and labor influence in regional politics.
The report details county by county voting patterns with union majorities and democratic gains across regions such as Green County Camp Denvizon and Harrison County. It notes notable swings including about 400 overall Democratic gains and specific local margins across townships and districts.
The report records October results across multiple districts with party shifts. Democratic gains appear in Berks and eastern districts, Republican majorities noted in others while unions and specific towns show Democratic or Union gains. The text also mentions Ohio soldiers at Chester Hospital voting the ticket.
A clipped note references a telegraph from Queens town concerning Serena Bonne Em. Details are partial, but the message confirms contact or notification related to the named person.
A report notes that the raisin of cotton in Brazil was smaller than anticipated, indicating growers faced lower output than projected and potential impacts on local markets.
Report states that on October 11 a Confederate tactic led to a wounded officer as Sheridan's forces moved, influenced by orders from a senior general. The account notes the tactics were deemed decisive and linked to broader campaign plans.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a county court session with references to officials and legal actions. The readable text mentions the court, names, and dates loosely, indicating an upcoming hearing or decision.
Vague line about a municipal election in Newark New Jersey dated October 11 appears in the text. Readable fragments indicate local voting activity and turnout notes without clear candidate names or outcomes.
Passengers from Chekeville report Harpeth Shoals on Cumberland river seat. About 1,800 mounted men observed at Harpeth Shoals as election returns from Louisvals and nearby Louvelville efforts show favorable results for the news.
A fragmented notice discusses Lawcoss hire lings and General McCiata, with references to abolitionist stance and Major General out of service for almost two years, signaling contested loyalties in the Copperhead paper.
Unclear readable fragments show stray letters and words from an old newspaper item. No coherent events, names, dates, or places are identifiable to form a factual summary.
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