10 Sep 1864
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1864
Page
1
In a public appeal, W.W. Woodward calls for a broad prisoner exchange rather than retaliatory withholding. He argues for man for man terms, stressing humane treatment and the dangers of prolonged captivity under Confederate authorities. He hopes for swift government action to implement a general exchange.
A Kentucky honor recipient claims many young women in Kentucky were arrested and jailed in dark cells, denied contact with friends, and prevented from reporting by military authorities. Inquiries find no corroborating facts. Louisville Journal editor visits the Lexington prison and reports work and better treatment, noting these are not Kentucky ladies captured there.
A Washington report notes that since July 1 exports from New York have exceeded imports by about twenty six million dollars in two months and similar port conditions are seen elsewhere. The brief adds that the trend reflects broader trade activity abroad during the period.
A violent incident left three others dead and several injured when a group, including Reena Mendega, were killed and wounded after attackers arrived at an unspecified location. Police and witnesses provided scant details as investigations began.
Fragmentary text notes a six percent loan occasion with low counts of items and a reference to Senates care. Details are unreadable, but the fragment hints at a financial offer and timing around two o'clock. The source is too incomplete to identify people places or organizations conclusively.
A Boston Evening Post writer argues Napoleon uses the Mexico expedition not for conquest but to influence Europe and Mexico. The piece cautions government focus should watch Maximilian and avoid drawing wider European support to Napoleon's seeming power play.
Deaths of Ohio soldiers reported at City Point Virginia hospital during August include Spite Coffee Shellemashs among the names listed.
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