Auction notices and civic items mix in early 19th century column
Auction columns advertise a sale by Hadden & Co and others for Thursday and Wednesday. The page notes meeting of Gen Butler with Christian ministers at Lowell, and reports on ships, magazines, Fort Sumter, troop sickness, contrabands, and foreign affairs with varied local notices and society items.
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Hadden & Co
New York
Send & Co
Lyn
van Wyck
James H. Prentice
Brook
York
Wilmerdings & Mount
New York Despatch Describes Civil War Naval Actions
A Washington despatch to the Herald cites Union operations near Hilton Head and Edisto Inlets. It notes troop detachments aiding the fleet, Vermont's decay, Capt Worden's health, and Fairfax commanding the Montauk. Rebels on James Island and nearby forts faced bombardment and panic as Union ships pressed forward.
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Herald
Washington
C Ture
Vermont
Worden
Fairfax
Montauk
Savannah
Ripley
Charleston
James Island
James, John and
Morris Islands
Folly Island
Foreign and Civil War Dispatches Reach Washington
A Washington despatch reports Hon. Robert J. Walker travels to Europe on government business for extensive public loans. Harvey Sherman, a Col. Baker detective, was captured near Drainsville by Mosby’s partisans and reportedly hanged. Gen. Ypsilanti arrives with Adams letter to offer Greek cavalry support. Col. Ambrose Thompson takes command at Aquia, Virg. Paroled civilians are exchanged. prize steamer case pending. Gen Shields ordered to the Pacific. Gov. Johnson to return to Tennessee.
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Aran
Herald
Washington
Robert J. Wailker
Europe
Harvey Sherman
Col. Baker
Drainsville
Mosby
Suerillas
Ypsilano
Adams
England
Ambrose Thomp Son
Army of the Potomac
Fst
Ger. Hooker
Aquia
Virsini
Souther
Shields
Gen. Wright
Department of the Pacific
Johnson
Tennessee
Forces Hold Nansemond River and Repel Rebel Attacks
Suffolk reports our forces control sixteen miles of Nansemond River and have beaten all rebel attempts to strike from the rear. Rebel strength estimated at about 60,600 with reinforcements from Gen Fall. Longstreeting doubts direct assault while Suffolk fortifications hold. Norfolk shows no large battle expected. Brig. Gen. N. J. Jackson suffers a broken left leg from a horse fall while visiting Gen. Williams.
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Suffolk
Nansemond River
Fall
Longstreetling
Norfolk
Tam
Suffoli
Peck
Strafford Court House
Virginia
N. J. Jackson
Williams
Fight at Kellys Ford Reported Near Fredericksburg
A Fredericksburg letter to the Richmond Whig describes a fight at Kelly's Ford, 25 miles above Fredericksburg, with cannonading heard and about six thousand Federal cavalry of Stoneman's corps attempting to cross supported by infantry, though unsuccessful by that night. The same letter notes Federal troop concentrations near United States Ford and the Rappahannock with no crossing yet, and forty three exchanged rebel prisoners sent across the river on Saturday by flag of truce.
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New York
Fredericksburg
Richmond Whig
Kelly’s Ford
Stoneman
United States Ford
Rappahannock
Fragments Describe Civil War Skirmish at New Bern
Readable notes indicate casualties and heavy gunfire near Newbern during a night action. Mentions Gen Foster arriving on the 16th, Naglee, and various regiments including Massachusetts and New Jersey. The text references pilots wounded and escort movements in the Newbern vicinity.
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Newbern
Eckman
Massachusetts 22d
New Jers
Foster
Joy Naglee
Orehead
Newbern Relief Orders For Regiments From New York and New Jersey
April 9 dispatch reports Gen Hunter directing Gen Heckman with the 9th New Jersey 23d Massachusetts 81st and 98th New York regiments to Newbern for relief of Gen Foster. The brigade slated to later return to Hilton Head with a note of April 19. Steamship North American sailed for Liverpool. Hampden Narrows ice opens after thaw.
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Hunter
Heckman
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Newbern
Foster
Hilton Head
Oatland
North American
Liverpool
Bancor
British gunboat Signet fired upon by Connecticut
The bark J. W. Andrews reports that in Bahama Channel on April 4 the British gunboat Signet was fired upon by the U.S. gunboat Connecticut. The Signet was later taken by the Connecticut, and the captain of the Signet boarded the Connecticut to settle the matter.
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Bahama Channel
Signet
U.S
Connecticut
Drake
St. Croix
Calisaya
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Broadway
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Mort Real
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