Various Notions of Pay and Politics in Nineteenth Century News
The document reports diverse items including a scrip interest payable in gold, a Mississippi freedman wage protection, East Boston ferry charters to the Government, Newburyport Herald on French occupation of Mexico, Dr Holmes’s poem title The Last Charge, Quilp on a carpet delivery delay, and the Secretary of War overseeing church affairs by sending a Bishop to New Orleans.
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New York Herald
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Dr G
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Seamen’s Friend Society
Ladies’ Union Aid Society
Senate and House actions on Bayard resignation and Lieutenant General bill
Senate moves to fill Delaware Senator Bayard vacancy with George Head Hiddle and debates on Doolittle inquiry. House approves measures on conscription, African descent enlistment, and passes the Lieutenant General bill elevating Grant, with details on rank and pay, amid broader war legislation.
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Ross
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Yeas
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Winfield Scott
Congress
Danish Regrets and European Tensions Rise
Telegraph from London reports Danish Regsraad praising King for defending Denmark’s liberty amid a tense European scene. The Austrian Reichrath finance committee aims to avoid a broader war while local hostilities are being contained. Market updates note Consols and Confederate shares fluctuating as investors gauge risk.
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Reichrath
Report on Confederate Movements and Mobile Action
The writer notes reconnaissance to Ringgold and Dalton and believes the main enemy force has moved toward Kentucky to face Gen Longstreet. Hardee is reinforcing Mobile, with an attack there within five days and possible fall. Citizens seek permission to cross lines to visit wounded relatives at Mobile.
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Rebels challenged along New Creek Valley in Virginia actions
Special despatch reports heavy activity along the line of Western Virginia railroads. Rebel columns attacked Col Thorburn's command, skirmishing intensified as the enemy occupied Burlington. Gen Kelly’s forces repulsed the assault and drove the enemy back over two miles after a sharp 4 hour engagement.
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New Creek Valley
Burlington
Kelly
New Creek
Fort Smith Dispatch Reports Military Shuffle and Frontier Tensions
A Fort Smith despatch states Gen Thayer is reassigned to the frontier district once led by Gen McNeil. It notes over 40 000 negroes are crowded in Texas towns with many dying from disease and famine. Seminole deserters claim Magruder’s forces move toward the Louisiana border amid rumors Waldron was captured.
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Pork Declared Duty Free in Stockholm Rates Publication
Information from the State Department indicates an official Stockholm Custom House rates publication that pork is now duty free, reversing the prior duty on pork after a royal veto on December 29 of the previous year.
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Financial market summary shows steady demand and quiet exchange
Monday afternoon reports gradual easing of money access, small note-broker offerings, and active spring trade expectations. Buyers and sellers balanced at brokers, with mixed closing prices for a broad list of railroad, bank, mine, and manufacturing stocks. London exchange quiet, gold price firm.
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Toledo and Wabash Railroad
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
American Gold
U_US
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Tennessee
Cumberland Coal
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Fria Tiie
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Ilinois Central Railroad
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Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago Railroad
New York Weekly
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London
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Providence
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Fitchburg
Old Colony
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