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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1864
Page
1
A dense collection of disjoint items reports on Civil War era events including Confederate and Union actions, military promotions, prisoner captures, and local anecdotes. Highlights note Colonel W. I. Beward's gallant conduct, a Minnesota enlistment surge, and a Sheridan battle casualty, with assorted accidents, fires, and social happenings across multiple towns.
A long, belabored letter from September 28, 1864, describes an imagined attack near Middle Bass Island. The spoof piece blends Civil War headlines with mock battles about Cole, Orr, and the gunboat Michigan, ending with critiques of McClellan and partisan takes on Union and Confederate actions.
The Montreal Herald comments on the capture of Lake Erie steamers and criticizes the late Government for an act seen as timely. It notes public concern over naval actions and implications for control of maritime routes on the lake.
A fragment from a private letter by Jane Lieber published by The New York Times discusses General McClellan and the idea of armistice as a means to pause military action. The text hints at broader themes of authority and strategic exile within the context of current events.
The Ithica Journal recounts a sudden dispersal of a Copperhead meeting as speakers fled and hid after a dispatch, with no audience remaining within minutes. The piece questions whether Atlante can replicate the effect and what the fall of Richmond would reveal.
A squad of prisoners was paraded along Pennsyrapis avenue in Washington on Monday the 10th to their detention site. They faced mockery and cheers as they passed under a flag, while critics accuse Democratic leaders of denying them voting access in November.
London Morning Star reports Krewe confessed to being an accomplice of Muller in the murder of Mr. Buicas. Trial at Bow Police Court features details of the crime, drugged alcohol, and moving the victim from Bow station to a van.
The report notes gallant efforts in September 24, 1864 actions by Farerrs, praising outlaws defeated in several engagements and the memory held by people for the daring conduct and rare deeds displayed in the period.
Murky telegraph summary reports movements of priests in a state and potential security actions. A North passenger day Norma is captured near Coe by Bill Ander. Hackers and tribes are alleged victims in a chaotic, unclear fragment.
The September figures report official returns with teens and invitations, indicating a strong vote in favor of the national amendment. In Smythoo Coney area Republicans tally 67,700 votes, while the overall national amendment support stands at 64,430 with a seat absent.
The article reports on ongoing Atlantic telegraph operations, debates in Britain about France and the United States, and political maneuverings in Europe. It mentions General McClellan as a potential U.S. president, comments from The Times on Austrian plans, and naval activity around the Buminoski strait.
A highly garbled OCR fragment mentions multiple letter patterns and numbers without clear names places dates or events. The readable parts provide little concrete detail to identify a person organization or outcome.
A steamer named Swan from Point arrives amid frost and reports quiet conditions. Lines are cut on roads from Tune and Alabama to Cotepane and Tullshoma, affecting travel south of Nash.
Dispatches say Confederate attack near Pulaski today as Union commander Rousseau reports retreat of his force toward the Chattanooga Railroad. A small rebel force remains at Lynnville while Col. commanding Columbia coordinates with rail lines toward Nashville.
Special to the Journal of Commerce reports funds forwarded to cover army bounties and re-enlistment premiums. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad opened with the first through train this morning. New York fulfilled its quota under the last call for 000 men in full.
A clash over Richmond is anticipated within one or two days as forces maneuver for decisive action. te Ferber implicated in imminent engagement and strategic moves unfold.
Fragmentary report describes actions near James River with mention of rebel cavalry and arrests within lines. Notes officers who served may be mustered. details are obscured by garbled text and incomplete names or places.
The text is unreadable and incomplete. No verifiable names places dates or actions present. Unable to determine a concrete event or outcome from the provided fragment.
Prisoners from Fort Mor arrived, including New Yeptember B from New Or Srai Pe, reported in the local column with details on origin and custody.
A fragmentary report notes a gunboat expedition achieving its objective amid confusing lines of text. The readable portion emphasizes a successful action at sea with military units and a leadership figure, but details remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
The piece discusses savers preferring higher rate accounts and banks paying deposits to investors A and B. It notes a bank using government securities or government-backed bonds as assets, claiming these are safe and liquid. It compares temporary and permanent investments and the ease of selling assets to accrue interest, highlighting bank stability for discounting operations.
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