Blockade actions and captures off Wilmington and Cape Fear River
Civil War era dispatch describes Union naval operations. The Sassacus destroys the Wild Dayrell and Nutfield after chase. The Dee and Fannie and Jennie are abandoned and burned. crews captured or drowned. The Emily is fired and destroyed. several prizes are sealed for adjudication. Commanders Rowe, Crosby, and Spicer lead the vessels in action.
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Civil War Dispatches Move Across Mississippi Frontier
Eye witness letter from Vicksburg reports Gen McPhersons corps crossing the Big Black River near Vicksburg on the 7th and Gen Hurlbuts parallel crossing at Messenger's Ford above the pontoons. Iron clads aim for Granada to aid Smiths cavalry against Forrest near Canton. Missouri legislature adjourns sine die.
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Union officers escape Libby prison twenty six reach Fortress Monroe
Twenty six Union officers escaped Libby prison on the tenth and reached Fortress Monroe on February Sixteen. They include Col. W P Kendrick 3d Tennessee cavalry Lieut Col Geo G Davis 4th Maine Lieut Alexander Von Weitzel 7th Pennsylvania and others with several more recaptured.
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Maine
Alexander von Weitzel
Pennsylvania
J. F. Boyd
Massachusetts
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Indiana
G. W. Fitz- Simmons
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21St
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Isaac N. Johnson
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W. S. B. Rundell
Ohio
R.G. Bradford
D. J. Jones
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Robbery at New York Custom House and War News
A clerk from Sturgis Bennett & Co was robbed of a bag with 5000 in gold at the Custom House. The 27th Massachusetts regiment arrived in New York on their way back to the seat of war. A man was killed near Stamford when struck by a train. A gale and snowfall affected the city with temperatures dipping to 20. The French corvette Phligston and steamer Fulton news anchor the day alongside burning reports.
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Record of frigid temperatures across multiple cities
The report logs extreme cold across numerous U S and Canadian locations on February 16. Readings show temperatures from thirty-five below to forty-five above with winds and snow in several cities including Milwaukee Rockford Denver City and Cleveland.
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Tuesday Stock Market Notes and Prices
A muted money market with steady rates and limited mercantile credit. Demand for loans remains steady, while stock activity is brisk and many orders await current quotations. Public confidence in republican stability supports continued interest in railroad bank factory land and mining shares. Closing quotes include Coupon Sixes 110, Seven Thirties 1103, and Minnesota 73 per share.
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