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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1864

Page

2

French paper估算叛军掠夺与军需巨款

文章称对叛乱者的掠夺估计为六个月的军需与一千五百万美元。前线哨兵并列,双方军队厌战与政客延长战争。并澄清科布里尔上校未回到部队,仍在罗克斯伯里家中。纽约街头的酒精场所暗示牌引述引发市民关注。

Steamship China Reports From Liverpool August 13

Shipping and market news from Liverpool and nearby ports notes 12000 bales cotton with 5000 to specs and exporters, firmer prices, quiet breadstuffs, inactive provisions. American stock figures shift. Grant’s actions near Petersburg impact rebel outlook as rioting rises in Belfst. Georgia piracy case verdict delivered. Turkish religious controversy continues.

Liverpool Illinois Central Erie New York China Kearsarge Deal Grant Petersburg Belfst Ireland Bank of France Times Canada England Georgia

Casualties in Mobile Bay Reported by Navy Department

Official outlines casualties from Mobile Bay actions listing killed and wounded aboard Hartford Brooklyn Lackawanna Oneida Metacomet Galena Octoroon Kennebec Ossipee and other vessels. Navy notes ten men landed from Oneida under Lieut Cotton and Ensign Hall captured one lieutenant and four privates with Hall praised for bravery.

Washington Apug Navy Department Mobile Bay Hartford Wm. H. Higginbotham Charles Shaffer Wm. Smith Louis McLane Benj. Harper James B. Osgood Wm. E. Andrews Fred’k Minsell George Walker Thos. Wildes George Stillwell David Morrow Peter Duncan Andrew E. Smith Francis Campbell Charles Stevenson David Curtin Pensacola Brooklyn Wm. H. Cook Eli Howard John Ryan Charles B. Seymour Thos. Williams Lewis Richards Michael Murphy Richard Burke Anthony Dunn James McDermott Lackawanna James Williams John Troy Forecastle Charles Anderson Seaman Richard Astley Oneida Frank Levay Thos. Gibson Albert Phillips John C. Jesson Jas. Agen Emanuel Boyakin Robert Lenox Patrick Dorres Waconden Monongahelah Metacomet John Stewart Galena W. H. Davis Kennebec Daniel Godfrey Ossipee Owen Maines Tecumseh Farragut Cotton John L. Hall Hall

Maine harvest outlook favors farmers with abundant crops

Reports from reliable men across Maine indicate a bountiful harvest. Hay quality and quantity surpass multi year levels due to spring rain and dry weather for hay making. Potatoes suffer early failures but late plantings recover. corn and rye show average yields. oats, fruit and apples remain strong with plentiful supplies.

Portland Maine

Dodd's Correspondence Reveals Secret Convention Plot

Extracts from Dodd's letters, captured at Indianapolis, show a planned Chicago convention for July 1. A spontaneous Indianapolis meeting denounces the secret order, branding its aims as risking civil war and calling Union party claims of using military power to block fair elections a slander. Wheeler damaged the Knoxville and Chattanooga line, while Steadman pursues toward Knoxville with Carter in front.

Ger Griffin Hine Reid Saron 3D Division Washington N. Y Grant Warren Weldon Lee the James Hawasia Loudon Steadman Knoxville Carter

Skirmishes Reported Along Potomac Front

Intelligence from the Upper Potomac notes light skirmishing with both sides in position. Rebels occupy territory toward Martinsburg but have not crossed the Potomac. Washington dispatch says no border fighting today and a rebel supply train on the Winchester Martinsburg turnpike was destroyed yesterday.

Bairmorr Potomac Martinsburg Pennsylvania Washington Hagerstown Winchester and

Soldiers Furlough and Naval Quarantine Spark Norfolk Court Action

The steamer Hudson from Pensacola arrived and left quarantine with 500 troops aboard. their terms expired and they returned to New York on furlough. The Norfolk Court Martial, presided by Col Rand, adjourned after weeks and ordered all Ply to the front.

Fortress Monroe Hudson Pensacola New York Col. Rand 5Th Massachusetts Norfolk

Blockade runners spotted as Pontoosuc reaches North Sydney

Hallifax Aug 23 The Pontoosuc arrived at North Sydney with no sign of the Tallahassee. A white side wheel steamer passed through the Gut of Canso on Sunday sailing north. Six blockade runners are in port Constance Falcon North Heath Little Hattie Helen Owl. Owl arrived last night.

Mobile Tribune Kerry Fort Morgan Fort Gaines Dauphin Island Page Hallifax N. S Pontoosuc North Sydney Tallahassee Canso Constance Falcon North Heath Little Hattie Helen Owl

Indians Reach Near Omaha Violent Skirmish Near Elkhorn

Indians advanced within twenty miles of Omaha and are said to have driven off about 400 cattle and mules. They gather near Elkhorn as business halts. Citizens arm and form defense companies to aid settlers. Local threats prompt improvised militia.

London Bow Street Henry Bateman Garrick Club Miss Bateman Augusta Bristow Theatre Royal Adelphi Strand Bristow Bateman Georgiana Mec Bateman Omaha Nebraska Elkhorn

New York Board of Supervisors Seeks Draft Postponement

The Board of Supervisors passed resolutions urging delaying the draft and exempting firemen and uniformed militia. Stolen bonds Nos 22 232 for 500 dollars and Nos 35566 35567 for 100 dollars each are warned against negotiation. County Volunteer Committee reports naval recruits over 26 000 since the war began.

New York Board of Supervisors Harnden Express Company County Volunteer Committee Seymour Townsend Secretary of War Names, &c

Money market and bond prices in New England banks

TvEspDAY AFTERNOON reports a six percent base rate on prime security with occasional five and seven percent on call and time loans. Sub-Treasury cash balances rise to 84 million in Boston and 21 million in New York, seven thirties offered from 50 to 5000 at par. Copper stocks close with varied prices, and several Ist bonds and railway shares trade. Boston and Maine RR directors publish annual report for year ending May 31 with receipts by passengers and freight and surplus earnings noted.

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