Elegant Hebrew Wedding in Hartford Featured Lavish Attire
A fashionable Hartford wedding showcased a bride in a lilac moire antique gown with a green leaf coronet and orange flowers, a white lace veil, and a bridesmaid in a silver gray moire dress. The event drew notable attention for its luxurious attire.
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Congress Agrees to Postpone Electoral Votes for Several States
Washington reports both houses have adopted a joint resolution to not count electoral votes from Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Arkansas and Tennessee on the upcoming Wednesday arguing those states were unable to vote on November 8. The article notes Sen Joseph Segar may present Virginia credentials and discusses recognition of the Wheeling Richmond and Alexandria governments amid ongoing dispute.
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Costa Rica Arrives With Over Six Hundred Thousand In Specie
The Costa Rica from Aspinwall Jan 7 arrives in New York with 650413 dollars in specie. Gen Sickles, who reached Panama Jan 22, may travel to Bogota Lima and other ports on the coast to review legations and consulates. Foreign merchants in Panama resist the commercial tax amid consular advice. Mosquera, ex-president of Colombia, travels to England as minister and will recruit engineers for the Pacific railroad through the Cauca valley.
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Fatal bridge wrecks disrupt Cincinnati line and Newark train
A morning disaster on the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad at Deer Creek bridge 60 miles east of Cincinnati collapses as the middle pier gives way after ice and flood. Ten or twelve lives lost many injured as the baggage and two passenger cars plunge into the creek and burn. Nearby the Eastern train on the Central Ohio Railroad derails near Newark with no serious injuries reported.
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Peace Conference Details Affirm President's War Policy
Washington reports outline a 16 hour Peace Conference with rebel commissioners. The President urged continued war under constitutional Union terms and refused any concession risking division of the Union. Rebels reportedly offered no agreement and negotiations ended cordially awaiting word from Richmond.
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Rebels Try To Slip Down River Then Turn Back
A Friday night Army of the Potomac letter says the rebel fleet moved down the river early today but returned to its old position fearing troubles of last week. Firing continues toward Petersburg with reports of mortars and a lively engagement near the Appomattox. fishing ceased around 5 PM.
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Incendiary Fire Plot Menaced New York City
Detectives under General Government authority and Chief Detective Young traced incendiaries to Canada where they mingled with suspects and gathered information. Capt. John Yates Bell Capt. A C Kennedy and Wm McDonald were arrested and confined with Kennedy admitting the Barnum's Museum arson attempt.
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Gen Lee to stay in field around Richmond
Richmond papers report Gen. Lee will remain with the army around Richmond and publish a significant appeal for arms urging delivery of all arms held by citizens to authorities. The Atlanta correspondent notes months to rebuild Georgia railroads destroyed by Sherman amid growing discontent in Georgia and the Carolinas. Georgia Gov. Brown calls an extra legislative session.
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Union Army Left Wing Reaches Sisters Ferry
Sherman’s left wing under Slocum reaches Sisters Ferry fifty miles above Savannah after difficult swamp crossing by two divisions of the 20th corps. Right wing moves in smoother terrain with uninterrupted communication and better marching ground.
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Sinking of Patapsco and capture of Coquette in Civil War action
New York reports 60 lives lost and 43 saved from the Patapsco sinking. The Daiching ran aground in the Com Bakee River, resisted rebels for hours, then was burned by its crew with all officers saved except three. Earlier the Datching captured the blockade runner Coquette loaded with cotton.
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Ice gorge sinks steamers on Mississippi near Brooks Point
The Mississippi gorge at Brooks's Point above Dog Tooth Bend broke sinking steamers Southwestern and David White, with the latter badly twisted. The river fell five feet and then opened to St. Louis. The Liberty arrives from Memphis with 708 bales of cotton, 500 for Evansville, 153 for reshipment to New York, and the rest for St. Louis.
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