Horses to be sold at Rox-Dury and South Malden sales
Riddle announces several horse sales next week with large buyer turnout expected. The Rox-Dury sale Tuesday and the South Malden sale Wednesday offer a fine lot of matched and trotting horses for buyers to attend.
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Scene of sympathy and recovery in a damaged tale
The account describes shopkeepers, a crowd, and a charity effort for injured ladies. It notes public sympathy and a monetary collection while reporting on Victorian era concerns about Queen Victoria, opium poppy cultivation, and a recent Hague ball where guests escaped safely with calm presence of mind.
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Refugees reach Readinville after Reynolds expedition
In Murfreesboro Tennessee on April 23 reports describe refugees escaping oppression from McMinnville after Gen Reynolds led a successful raid capturing two railroad trains and wagons. among prisoners is Mrs John Morgan. Telegraphs note further actions and anticipated moves by Union and Confederate forces.
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John Morgan
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Corinth
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Bragg
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Vicksburg
Richmond dispatches from Port Hudson report losses and captures
The State of Maine arrives with news from Port Hudson confirming the loss of the Queen of the West and another steamer, with Captain Turner among 100 officers captured. A Yankee force moves on Franklin Louisiana while Richmond papers note a captured battery and despondent editorials.
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Tax Form Printing Policy and Navy Transfers
Printing forms for income tax assessment will be supplied to Assessors with no extra forms purchased. Navy movements include Lieut McFarland ordered to Sloop Ticonderoga, Lieut Geo White detached to Galena, Lieut Commander James Parker detached to Minnesota, and Lieut Commander Grafton detached from Minnesota.
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Rebel and Union Vessels Run Batteries Below Warrenton
Despatch from emphis says gunboats and steamboats passed batteries Monday night and are below Warrenton. Casualties unknown. Steamers run Warrenton to Youngs Point. Grant has headquarters at New Carage. Five transports reportedly ran the Yazoo blockade and are now above Haines's Bluff. Rebels hold south, Federals north of the Coldwater.
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Terrific Tornado Ravages Grundy County and Norman Mayon
A powerful tornado struck Grundy county last Saturday, uprooting fences in Norman and tearing houses from foundations in Mayon. Trees and livestock were scattered, forty acres of timber were blown down, and a Mayon resident was killed with several injured but not seriously.
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Rumors On Rebel Movements And Losses Near Patterson
The report claims steamers barred from departing for Southern ports until orders arrive. Rumors of Cape Girardeau capture by an armada circulate with no details and no official confirmation. Rebel casualties at Patterson exceed 40, with two captains killed and a mortal wounded. Union losses total 11 killed and 20 wounded. no dependable details from Pilot Knob.
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Garibaldi Reports Encounter With Suspect Steam Vessel
The schooner Garibaldi from Gonaives reports on April 3 near Cape St. Nicola a bark rigged steam propeller cruising off the Haytien coast. A whaling schooner from Nassau, on a three months cruise, boarded the Garibaldi and saw a likely Alabama type craft, which Eluded the ship in darkness. The whaler noted the Alabama had been near the east end of Cuba days earlier.
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Army of the Potomac Report Quiet as April 23
All is quiet on the Potomac scene as Major General Fognandi, who has led operations in the area for some time, remains at his command with no new engagements reported. The report notes cautious patrols and steady troop posture amid continued tension along the riverfront.
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Kavannah Wins Potent Bil liard Match In Nightlong Duel
In New York on April 23 a crowd of 1500 to 2000 watched a champion billiard match. Kavannah defeated Goldthwaite by 126 points after a long night of runs and close scoring with notable long breaks of 130 107 and 125.
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Condemnations and Veto Prospects Stir in Early Reports
New York April 23 Gouvernor Seymour anticipated to veto the gold bill amid intimations. A quarantine is established at New Orleans for vessels from Havana. Burt's reaper factory in Dunerra Canada burned this morning with $40,000 uninsured loss. General Boyle resumes command at Louisville while General Wright departs for Cincinnati.
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