Divorce Suit Awards Singer Wife 8000 Per Year
In New York a divorce suit by Mary Ann Singer against Isaac M. Singer secured alimony of 8000 dollars annually and a counsel fee of 750. Evidence showed the inventor’s income at about 200000 dollars a year.
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Senate Confirms Metcalf and King. ratifies Seward treaty
The Senate confirms Martin Metcalf as Consul at Agnos Calientes, Mexico, and Horatio King as Commissioner under the abolition act in DC. It ratifies the Seward Lyons treaty for suppressing the African slave trade. The French Minister Mercier returns to Washington after visiting Seward. Military officers are warned against unauthorized resignations or discharges.
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Fight at Apache Canon May Shape New Mexico Campaign
Missouri Republican dispatch from Fort Union New Mexico details Col Slough retreating to Bernal Springs and Canby near Fort Craig. Reports claim over 100 enemy killed including 6 officers and 200 wounded while 21 officers and 82 privates are held as prisoners. Texan and rebel forces mass near Santa Fe as Canby’s 1200 men move. predicted joint action with 2400 combatants and a potential major battle. Artillery counts are 18 for the enemy and 12 for our side.
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Deserters report rebel forces and Federal counterattack at Yorktown
Headquar ters of the Army of the Potomac near Yorktown report two deserters from the 6th Alabama from Pennsylvania saying rebels hold about 100 600 men and are building works behind their lines. A rebel raid from Lee s Mills kills one picket and triggers a Federal charge with several rebels killed and two Union men dead or mortally wounded.
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Jeff. Davis
Lee’s Mills
Guerilla Attack Near Grass Lick Strikes Union Forces
Gen Schenck reports 25 Infantry from Romney attacked by about 40 rebels on Grass Lick. Three soldiers killed, five prisoners taken after rebels fled from Polland house burning. Downey martial reinforcements and 160 cavalry with De Becek artillery pursued rebels. messengers attacked near Romney.
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Reconnoitering Party Attacks Rebels at Pea Ridge
A Gen. A. J. Smith led reconnoitering party attacked 150 rebel pickets who fled leaving knapsacks blankets and gear. At Pea Ridge 3000 to 4000 Confederates drew up in line but fled after our artillery fire leaving tents camp equipment and private baggage. Twelve prisoners were taken with no remorse. locals reportedly tire of the war. Roads are improving rapidly.
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Pea Ridge
Great Rising in the Western Rivers Skirmish with the Enemy
Despatches from Cairo report the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers rising with the Ohio up an inch. The Cairo and Fulton Railroad between Bird's Point and Charleston is washed away. Bragg moved Fort Pillow command to Gen. Price. A skirmish near Pittsburg involved Gen. Granger with 500 cavalry. after an hour both sides retreated with light losses. Tri weekly Cairo Tiptonville packets resume. Fort Pillow passengers report no change.
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Massachusetts Senate Debate on Usury Law Revisions
The Senate discussed bills on usury limits and trustee processes and approved amendments. The session also covered taxation, river and land acts, and ordnance contracts for coastal defences with a plan to test guns and projectiles and fund production up to three hundred thousand dollars.
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Washington L. Blake
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Rebecca Davis
Troy and Greenfield Railroad Bill Amended and Ordered Engrossed
The bill to complete the Troy and Greenfield Railroad and Hoosac Tunnel was amended to authorize audited claims for labor materials and land damages incurred between April 6 1850 and July 12 1861. It directs Governor and Council approval for warrants up to 175000 dollars and allows state scrip for ongoing funding. The act ties expenditures to a 2 million dollar loan cap and requires a report before operations resume.
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Biome
Financial Markets Mixed as Banks, Stocks, and Railroads Move
Banks gained 17400 in specie and returned 8575800 to the Clearing House. Government securities rose with coupons, Treasuries, and Certificates of Indebtedness trading near bid. Railroad stocks and copper shares closed varied with heavy New York trading and a 4% dividend declared by Concord Railroad.
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