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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1863

Page

4

New Smoxince Express Line Adds Painted Smoking Car

The managers of the New York and Boston express line introduce a thoroughly remodeled and beautifully painted smoking car on the evening express Saturday to boost popularity.

Long Island Maine Thos. G. Girvan New York Greenfield Wilbraham Concord Evening Express Howard Athenazum the Howard Julia Daly Josephine Wallack’s Keach Halifax Fredericton Eastport Machias QUEEN Calais St. Andrews N. B. and Canada Railroad Houston Woodstock St. John Portland Boston Joseph Brooks Norwich Er City Ton and Worcester City OF Boston Wilcox E. Morrill N. Turner Philadelphia Baltimore Aship Washington Street Boston and Worcester Albany Beach Streets WM. Dickey, Jr Bangor Daniel Ast Webster Charles Deer Grand Trunk Railroad Rockland Belfast Searsport India Wharf Boston and Maine Eastern Messrs Lang & Delano Stedman & Thayer Broad Street Lane Spear Epts Fall River Newport Cabin Passage Old Colony and South Kneeland Streets Metropolis Wa. Brown Empire State B. Brayton Washington, &c New Jersey Camden Amboy Old Colony George Shiverick Providence Stonington Boston and Providence Railroad Pleasant Street Commonwealth J. W. Williams Plymouth Rock J. €. Gasr Boston and Providence J. O. Presere Bath Richmond Gardiner Hallowell Augusta Jason Conchys Henry H. Hyde Central Wharf Lake Winnipisiogee White Mountains Haymar Ket Square Lake Winnipissogee Weir's Landing Dover Alton Bay Boston, Concord and Montreal Dover and Winnipissogee Centre Harbor Wolfboro Conway Stage Ace, Concord and Montreal William Merritt Boston — Maine Railroad Lake Winnipesauker North Conway White and Franconia Mountains Montreal CN. H Worcester Salem Newburyport Littleton Boston and Lowell Plymouth Wells Lawrence Manchester Portsmouth Boston, &c City of City of New York J. A. Dodge New England Pittsburgh Springfield New Haven Shore Line New London Sound Premagiraete Central Railroad Orem Allentown Chicago Crestline Indianapolis Louisville St. Louis Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Ohio Kentucky Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Missouri Pennsylvania Central Railroad Leech & CO State Street Astor House South William Street E.S. Keeler Washington’ Street J.L. Elliott L. E. Houpt Enoch Lewis Altoona Jas. H. Place H. H. Houston Erie Railway Chambers Street Buffalo Dunkirk New England General Office Chas. Minot Cheshire & Rutland Burlington Fitchburg Depot Causeway, Street Cheshire Rutland Bellows Falls Sullivan Vermont Central Passumpsie Roads Troy Saratoga Springs Vermont Canada Road Rouse’s Point Plattsburg Ogdensburg Deacon Street E. A. Chapin

Pickle Contractor Forgery Ring Behind 1000 Cavalry Horses

Washington Ava reports a Pittsburg contractor named Pickle failed to deliver 1000 cavalry horses and forged receipts to hypothecate nearly 1000 dollars with a Baltimore bank. Clerk Lorin A. Tarr admitted writing Tompkins’s name on receipts. he was jailed after signatures matched forged documents. Marshal Lamon seized properties of several individuals under the Confiscation Act, including Craven Asford and former officials.

Washington Ava Pickle Pittsburg Tompkins Baltimore Lorin A. Tarr Capt. Tompkins Old Capitol Tarr Col. Baker Colonel Baker Marshal Lamon District of Columbia Craven Asford Geo. S. Houston M. C Alabama John Letcher M.C W. H. Thomas Jackson Association H. H. Lewis Oscar R. Hought The National Rifles Richmond David A. Windsor

Fort Sumter Falls as Union Forces Take Charleston Forts

Despatches report Fort Sumter and Battery Wagner captured by Union troops. Forts Sumter and Wagner occupied, Charleston under Union control, with Morris Island and Fort Moultrie on track for fall. Washington and Richmond telegraphs confirm bombardment and trench work continuing.

John A. Hawes 3D Regiment Cavalry Massachusetts B. F. Cook Henry N. Hooper D. Kimball John B. Caldwell Warwick General Hospital Fort Schuyler N. Y Col Frankle North Carolina Fort Spinola Fortacon Fort Totten Ezra Ripley Vicksburg Concord Second Heavy Artillery Camp Meigs Readville Charleston New York Ave The Herald Fortress Monror Western World Wilmington N. C Fort Sumter Wagner Minnesota N.C Florida Bankhead Baltimore Ava Telgraph U. S Fortress Monroe U.S Battery Wagner Morris Island Fort Moultrie Monror Richmond Sumter Fort Wagner Jeff. Davis Monrnor C. W. Thomas Newbern Lieut. Sterling Gen. Peck Wilmingtton Morehead City Jeff Davis

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