Boston Committee Backs Reform School Care In Inquiry
The City Council committee concludes that the House of Correction and the House of Reformation were properly managed, rejects cruelty charges, defends humane treatment, and criticizes Inspectors for ex parte reporting. It asserts the institutions compare well with others and urges reform of inspector practices.
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Ames
Rogers
Maine
Boston
House of Correction
Walker
Captain Robbins
Inspector Rogers
Inspector Wright
Lor Ames
House of Reformation
Chase Cole
Sbe
Reform School
Edward Abbott
Cole
Payson
Wollan
Ion
Senate and House Actions on Slavery, Tax, and Railroads
The Senate considers a memorial from the Cincinnati Horticultural Society urging sustained Agriculture funding. House and Senate panels review the Montana territorial govern ment bill with voter qualification debates and amendments. Debates on slavery amendments fail to reach a quorum. House action includes Indian Affairs reform in California and post road bills. National Bank provisions shift loans and redemption locations, with a rejected note parity proposal between associations.
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Washington
Makcu
Senate
Sherman
Cincinnati Horticultural Society
Department of Agriculture
Peral Appropriations
Agriculture
Powell
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Treasury
Montana
Wilkinson
Wade
Saulsbury
Clark
Davis
United States
Shannon
Committee On Indian Affairs
Department of Indian Affairs
California
Raritan and
Delaware Bay
Garfield
Ohio
New Jersey
Camden and Amboy Company
House
National Bank
Stevens
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Louisville
Chicago
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Philadelpia
Boston
New York
San Francisco
Detroit
Pittsburg
Albany
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Portland
Buffalo
Wilson
Memorial Petition on Mediation and Union Security
The document reports Cornell Jewett and Mr Seward noting Mincantee’s disapproval by the Administration and denial of government communication. Jewett has sent a memorial to the Senate urging mediation with France to stabilize the Union and resolve slavery tensions, urging peace as prerequisite to a constitutional presidency and Southern representation.
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New York
Manion
Goward
Mincantee
Jewett
Senate
France
Congress
Army movement report from Fort Smith front
About 1000 effective troops have moved south from Fort Smith and the department under Gen. Steele now ranges from 30 000 to 35 000 men. A scout from Gen. Price’s rebel cavalry says Gen. Cabell’s force of 7 or 8 regiments is 15 miles this side of Washington.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Steele
Price
Cabell
Washington
Rebel Forces Move Toward Camden in Missouri
Rebel General Gano commands 7000 to 8000 Texans at Termersport while Generals Marmaduke and Shelby are at Camden. Rebels boast clothing and an England horse import reaching Camden. A large number of enslaved people are being concentrated at Camden. Quan is south of the Red River as Governor Edwards of the Choctaw Nation urges a return to arms and alignment with the government for recovery over three years.
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Missouri
Camden
Gano
Termersport
Marmaduke
Shelby
England
Amden
Quan
Red River
Edwards
National Bank bill faces possible defeat amid Western Union opposition
Washington reports indicate swift shipyard and naval concerns as Gen. McCollum arranges 200 locomotives for delivery. Joshua Giddings objects to new Canadian frontier consulates, while Navy data shows 35 ships awaiting crews and widespread draft enforcement issues. The Secretary urges transferring mariners from army to navy to boost sea forces and notes Kansas and Indian Territory forces total 16,000 with 162 colonels commanding brigades.
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National Bank
Western Union
McCollum
WasuIno Gron
Secretary of the Navy
Senate
Congress
Navy
M. J. Asha
Department of the North
Washington
Cavalry Bureau
Secretary of War
Kansas
Indian Territory
Curtis
Army of the Potomac
Department of the South
Western Virginia
Tennessee
Arkansas
Gulf
Ohio
Virginia
North Carolina
Seizure Orders on Rebel Works and Civil War News
The Provost Marshal General orders seizure of Pellard's Southern History of the War and other rebel publications in the department. The steamer Florence, sunk in the Missouri River, valued at 50 000 dollars and insured for 28 000, carried bacon hemp and grain. Reports from Cairo describe Forrest’s force returning to attack Paducah with prisoners and attacks on hospitals. A man on the steamer Anderson is arrested with a scalp, and several suspects including two women are detained as spies. New Orleans papers lack updates.
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St- Louis
Pellard
Stonewall Jackson
Morgan
Florence
Missouri River
St. Joseph’s
Tornaco
Democrat
Cairo
Forrest
Jackson
Eagan
McChorg
Anderson
New Orleans
Driftwood on Hatteras Signals Wreck Near Zone
The Continen tal reports driftwood including chairs suggesting a wreck near Hatteras. Transport Thomas A. Scott, to New Orleans, cast off by McClellan during a gale off Hatteras on the 22nd. Gold closes at 166, duties receipts total 186000 with 110000 in gold certificates. Over 200 vessels wait off Jersey City for sea clearance. Five companies of the 25th U. S. colored regiment sail for the Gulf. Gibraltar sails from Osweco for Port Dalhousie. Admiral Daven reports Wizard King damaged near Absecom. North American arrives Portland Maine from Liverpool.
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New York
Continental
Portland
New Orleans
Port Royal
Hatteras
Thomas A. Scott
McClellan
Custom House
Jersey City
Army of the Potomac
Philadelphia
25Th
U. S. Colored Regiment
Gulf
Osweco
N. Y
Gibraltar
Port Dalhousie
Admiral Davnt
Alexandria
Absecom
Fire destroys wing of Capitol building and Navajo surrender
Denver reports from March 31 noting the Capitol wing burned on the night of the 14th with loss of key law papers. The Arizona gold mines receive hopeful letters while a battle in Southwestern New Mexico kills forty five Apaches. Major McFarren confirms the Navajo Nation surrender of about 6000, now at Fort Sumner, as Carleton halves rations and plans Indian Bureau handover.
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Denver City
Santa Fe
Capitol
Gazette
Arizona
New Mexico
McFarren
Carleton
Navajo Nation
Fort Sumner
Col. Carson
Indian Bureau
Canadian Ministry Formed With Notable Appointments
Montreal reports the new Canadian Ministry with Sir E B Tachey as Receiver General and Minister of Militia, Cartier as Attorney General for Canada East, Galt as Finance Minister, Chaffee Public Works, McGee Agriculture, Langsten Solicitor General for Canada East, John A McDonald Attorney General for Canada West, Folbey Crown Lands, Simpson Postmaster General, Cockburn Solicitor General for Canada West, and other appointees. The policy focuses on national defence, militia efficiency, reciprocity, canal toll readjustment, Ottawa relocation, Northwest development, and seaboard communication. administration guided by traditional constitutional principles. The House meets May 3.
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Montreal
E. B. Tachey
Cartier
Canada East
Galt
Chaffee
McGee
Langsten
John A. McDonald
Canada West
Campbell
Folbey
Simpson
Cockburn
Ottawa City
Northwest
Union forces capture key rebel officers at Chuckatuck Creek
The Commodore Barney with 56 picked men landed at Chuckatuck Creek and surrounded the rebel stronghold. They captured two Sergeants governing the signal service without a shot. The action yielded high ranking prisoners. The Russian frigate sails to New York and the Buzzard anchor in the Roads as the Way of truce boat arrives with officials.
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Monror
U.S
Barney
J. M. Williams
Chuckatuck Creek
Ray
New York
Buzzard
Commissioner of Exchange
Ould
Hatch
Richmond
A. Winans
Rebels Defeated Near Teacho With Artillery Taken
Report from the Delta of March 23 states General Mower reconnaissance reached Teacho, 75 miles above Alexandria, on the 21st. Rebels were met in force, our forces turned their flank, capturing four pieces of artillery with caissons and 200 prisoners.
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St. Louis
New Orleans
Mower
Teacho
Alexandria
Honolulu Cotton Planters Plan Societies Forming
Reports from the Columbia favor miners and promise water for Spring adjuneer along streams. Dates from the Sandwich Islands run to March 12. A meeting on March 7 in Honolulu organized parties cultivating cotton, sugar, rice and tobacco to form Planters Societies.
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Columbia
Sandwich Islands
Honolulu
Markets and rates in New York and St Louis editions
Markets report prices for stocks bonds and railroad scrip with New York closing quotes and March 31 data. Cotton flour and grain futures are listed with receipts and price ranges in detail for New York and St Louis trading days.
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NEW York Stock and Money Market
Med
First Board
Stuady
Chicago and
Rock Island
Ilinois Railroad
Mid
eGew York © Railroad
Reading Railroad
Hudson River Railroad
Missouri
Erie Railroad
Galena and Chicago Aeeipad
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Chie Rlington and
Quincy Railroad
Michigan Central Railroad
Haltem Railroad
Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad
American
Ohio and Mississippi
Ton Company
Cumberland Coal Company
Delaware and Hudson Canal
Pacific Mail Steamsh Company
New York Central Railroad
Erie Railroad Preferred
Harlem Railroad
Nenaing Railroad
Michigan Central Rairoad
Michigan Southern Railroad
Ilinois Central Railroad
Cleveland and Pinsby Railroad
Galena and Chicago Railroad
Clevelan and Toledo Railroad
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
Chicago, Burlington and Miney Railroad
Milwaukee and
Able du Chien Railroad
Toledo and Wabash Railroad
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
New York
Gallagher's Evening Stock Exchange
Ohio
Canada
New Orleans
Havana
Naval
Otis
Liverpool
ST Louis
Weekly Post Highlights War News and Markets
The weekly edition for March 31 1864 covers Europe seamen for the navy overworked men and the Mexican government, plus the Red River expedition Fort De Russey capture, army reorganizations, and political notes. It lists finances markets marriages and deaths and ship news. The Statesman and Weekly Post announces Friday publication and bulk copy pricing.
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Europe
Warren Webster
Mexico
Roebuck
Red River
Fort de Russey
Alabama
Burnside
Grant
Army of the Potomac
Ohio
House of Commons
Count Joannes
New York
Kentucky
Blue Birds
Capt
Huse
Thirty
Congress
Massachusetts
Paris
Boston
Astor Mining Company Promises Solid Venture on Lake Superior
Tuvurspay Afternoon reports gold prices steady with five to six percent bank loans and rising stock activity. The Astor Mining Company enters the scene with $20,000 treasury and strong management, praised as a promising Lake Superior venture near the Great Bay State and Phenix veins.
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Astor Minino Company
Lake Superior
Great Bay State
Phenix
Mining stock listing fragment with varied company figures
A fragmented OCR of a mining and securities list shows numerous mining companies and railroad stocks with varied dollar amounts and certificates. Entities include Vermont Central, Ogdensburg, Rutland, Franklin Mining, Huron Mining, Canadian and U.S. mining firms, and several railroads. Data appear as scattered price quotes and issue counts.
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London
Board of Brokers
Ogdensburg
Vermont Central
Rutland
Washington Mills
Water Power
Fitchburg Railroad
Western
Metropolitan
Old Colony
Vermont and
Massachusetts
Acton
Copper Falls
Franklin
Huron
Isle Royale
Ottawa
Canada
Bedford
Cornwall
Chaudiere
Logan
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Public Report
Houses of Reformation and Correction
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John T. Bradice
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the Statesman and Weekly Post
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Royal College of Phans and Surgeons
Honorar
Harrison Avenue
Essex Street
Iston
Mass
Merchants’ Line
Sar ' Consignees
Susan L. Campbell
Constitution Wharf
Page, Richardson & 60
Howard Association
J. Skillin Houghton
South Ninth Street
Emilie
Warren & CO
Brenda
Waeren & CO
Congress Street
Theodore
Very
Veterinary Burgeorn
Pitts Street
Whitles & Batchelder’s
Devonshire
TeatFric
Nova Scotia
G. W. Busteed
J.C. Mott
M. D
Court Street
Iseop Febli
Horton
Glen Lea
W. H. Walker & CO
Cae
Stephen Sweet
Hubbel & Co
GEO. C. Hubbel & CO
Hudson
Central Depot
American Express
Oma
Feds
C. A. Richards
Washington Street
Richards Bers
Insurance
Coulumbian
Columbian Marine Insurance Company
Joseph Morrison
Columban
Marine
Jostin Monnison
Cash Capital
New York City
Hull
Daniel W. Lord
Sohn Atkinsom
Thos. Lord
T. WM. M. Whitney
George P. Deshor
John D. Bates, Jr
B.C. Morris
Sec'y
Street
Winthrop Square
Huane Street
Mhié
Devonshire Street
Pongee Silk Holk’fs
Spitalfield
E.S. Jaffray & Coo
Broadway
New York, Sm
L. M. Company
Sutton
Worth Street
Reed & Brother
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Atlantic Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Providence
North American Fire Insurance Co
Hartford
Massacott Ins. Co
Springfield
Home Ins. Co
New Haven
Western Mass. Insurance Co
Pittsfield
Washington Life Ens. Co., of
Old State House
G. W. Reed
J. H. Reed
National Insurance Company
Starzerxnes
James M. Beebe
Wiliams. Bullard
Aaron H. Bean
Samuel T. Dana
Daniel Denny
J. Wiley Edmande
George A. Gardner
Nataniel H. Emmons
Wiliam Hammond
Robert Hooper
Evex
Nathaniel Hooper
George Howe
George H. Kuhn
James Lawrence
Joan A. Lowell
James McGregor
Samuel W. Swett
Benjamin F. White
Israel Whitney
Marshall P. Wilder
Sazon H. Bran
Presiden
Boylston
Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Joseph W. Balch
Jexxry
MMW
NEF
Columbia Fire Insurance Company of
Serpinus
Ets Hakers
Timothy G. Churchill
Epwaup Kellers
O@ce
A. HK. Mills
New England
MAR. Ins. CO
Merchants’ Exchange
N. E. Mut. Marine Ins. Co
Geo. c. Lord
Renj. Lyon
Bilas Pierce
John C. Potter
Henry N. Hooper
A. A.wellington
John P . Other
Wm. C. Barstow
Henry Parker
John Jeffries, Jr
Paul Adams
Solomon Piper
Albert BC Tavira Morse
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Insi Pany
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Ranchcom
State Stree Im
Thomas C. Smith
J. C. Braman
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Versenir Ienqnemnnonsepsistrafuntetaen Firemen’s Insurance Company
Janis
Thomas C. Amory
8. G. Rogers
Tu&Fim
Kilby Street
Life Assurance
State Mutual Life Assurance Co
Worces Capital and Sinema
Isaac Davis
Clarendon Harris
James D. Kent
Congress Stree Feld
Iseoott
Conway Fire Insurance Co., OF
A Whitney
J. C.burrage
AGA Lawhence & CI
Jackson CO
Indian Head
Boottt coTton Milla
Cottoyw Mills
Lawrence
Laconia Company
Lowell Manufg Co
York Manuf
Everett Mills
Ism
E. Wright & Coo
J. W. Beals
Franklin Street
Park Place
Norway Plains
Parker, Wilder & CO
Franklin St
Monadnock
Phoenix Mills
Union Man’g CO
Peterboro’ Company
Bristol Mills
Gilford Man’g CO
Panta Belvidere Mills
Talbot Concord Mills
Gonto Mili MII
Gonta Greenbanks
Caseco Eagle Mills
lLadias
T&ste
Co. A. Richards
Ashington Street
Boston Ornamental
Iro
Workk S
Tuck
Winter Street
W. A. Marran, J. Warren Trex
J. A. Folsom
N.B
Cornhill
Ta&Fluw
Tartan Balmorals
N. B. Falconer & Co., Importers and Commission Merchants
Church Street
GEO. W. Simmons & CO
Oak Hall
North Street
Car Certis
EAM Luo
Esusces Oe
Vt Central Ist
Vt Central 2d
Fitchburg RA
Lee
Wees
Ogdensburg Railro
Vt Central RR
Acton Min’g
Boston Min
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Central
Ogdensburg RR
Brome Mining
God
Chester Ming
Dudley Mining
Ooceuska
Glencoe
Nee
Okers’ Board
Franklin Min’g
Western Min’ & Co
Feetlace Hanover
Saneene Gold Co
Petherick Min’ G Co
Excelsior
E Gold
French Creek
Os OO
Paca Gss
Algomah
Waterloo M’ x
Lake M’ing Co
Ornwall
Durham
Odo Eneceys
Eennaian M’g
OG Sciences c It
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Gos Aettawa
Jogo
Humboldt
Eere Gol Co
Sensec
Dveisawaras
Quincy
Rockland M's
Ailiee
Superior
Canada “Mining
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Seeedo Sesseere
Min
Toston Stock
Glencoe Ming Cale
Lake Min’g Co
Loon Nelson Min
Cees
Usdcat
So Side
Stratford Mining
Min’g
Aks Ccka Cs
Colorado Gold Co
Halifax Gold Co
Hilton Min’g Co
Native Mining Co
Oxford Plumbago Co
Wickham Min’g Co
French Creek Mg Co
New
York
D.appleton & Co
Albany Evening Journal
Boston Traveller
Boston Saturday Gazette
Journal of Commerce
Manchester Mirror
Baltimore American
Eureka
Garotte
Ellers
Army
Gray
Hatch, Jominson & Co
Devonshire St
Madi
Dumont & Hastings
Ames Plow Company
Gw Aving
Oliver Ames & Sons
Nourse
Mason & CO
Quincy Hall
Worcester
Groton Junction
Ebenezer Taske
Eneater
Henry C. Turner
Boaton
MW &Flm
Her
Stoenor
Olympus
Messrs. DE Venoge & Co
Epernay
Henry Ward
Broad Street
Pear Wall
DE Arnoult
Se Maui
Ta O'El
Ates
B. D. Washburn
Charles H. 8 Stone
Produce Commission
Chatham Row
Chatham St
C. F
Line Street
the North American Review
Ociki
James Russell Lowell
Charles Eliot Noton, Esq
Anky
Theodore Parker
the Sanitary Commission
Louis and
Joinville
Navy of the
Carl Ritter
West Point
Gen. McClellan
North American Review
Crosby & Nichols, Publishers
Liv
Belgtonm
Ap Fram
Xtra Flour
Wisconsin Mills
Clap & Bro
Biatese
Flint & Hall
Central Street
Pearl Street
Wall N. Y
A &. Skillings
N Cases
W. H. Chessman
J. B. Huckins
Bore &c
Central Square
Dusenbury & van Dusen
Exchange Street
Otemal
Boston Post Office
Nashville
Memphis
Vicksburg
Natchez
Baton Rouge
Little Rock
Southwest
RK. B
Farnsworth & Mower
Nassau St
Mason & Haylein
America
Laarcor
Corner Cedar
New Yorker
B. Penton
J. Mason Parker
Mhki
Naese
Trotter
Alee
Robea, &c
Sudbury Strom
P. Holmes
Blackstone Street
Jacob
Sweerpool TT
Warren
Leesta
Sprag & Tappan
Nand
Besss “Rich & CO
Frenkiin Street
Janse Ess
Wei 2
Reynolds
NO. Whart
Oghet Memoranda Books
Aahor KE
Sait Bate Street