Fourteenth Century Poem and War News Mix Features
Mixed notices recounts poems and a French lyric tribute to Adelina, alongside war reports. It details Captain Semmes and the Alabama’s maritime actions, the brig Chastelain and Golden Rule losses, and captured crews, with insurance and ownership notes, all set against a Portland era newspaper cadence.
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Alabama
James Warren
Brewer
Chastelain
Boston
Semmes
Altavela Rock
Warren
St. Domingo City
Martinique
Guadaloupe
Cienfuegos
Galveston
Hatteras
Kingston
Jam
John S. Emery
Capt. Warren
Jeremie
Hanover
Case
Aux Cayes
Charles A. Cook
Thomas Hilliard
Miragoane
Honduras
New York
Whiteberry
Brig
Manufacturers’ Office
House Advances Winnebago Removal Bill Amid Session Notes
The House approved moving to remove the Winnebago Indians and sell their reservation for future benefit. The afternoon recessed until 7. In the evening session the national currency bill was taken up with Spaulding and Fenton speaking. no action was reported before adjournment.
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Louis Agassiz
Othe House
Spaulding
Messrs Spaulding
Fenton
Beauregard urges Charleston and Savannah to rally for defense
The Richmond Enquirer reports General Beauregard's February 18 proclamation calling able bodied citizens from sea to mountains to arm for defense of Charleston and Savannah. It urges calm, warns of a likely land and naval attack, and suggests improvised weapons like pikes spades and shovels.
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Richmond Enquirer of
Charleston
Department
South GaRrona
Georgia
Florida
Savannah
Navy prize cases and Southern cotton sales summary
The Navy reports final prize case decrees across Boston New York Philadelphia and Key West with totals and appeals. It notes 205640 in proceeds to Treasury and 360 cases with 218424 costs. Treasury details Sea Island cotton sales 3325 lots 1179 bags totaling 96562 with 8275 selling costs 5575 storage. Secretary cites expenditures and savings on Sea Island District labor and implements. Also denies Meigs and McClellan testimony charges per War Conduct Committee.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Scott
Secretary of War
Chandler
Kennedy
Naval Committee
Arnold
Grimes
Arthur B. Fuller
Trumbull
Congress
Carlisle
Committee of Conference
Messrs
Latham and
Nesmith
Committee On Finance
Mare Island
California
Arizona
Houst
House
Wickliffe
Vallandigham
Stevens
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Department
Badger
Board of Regen
Smithsonian Institute
Boston
Treasury
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Key West
Sea Island
South Carolina
Flora
War Department
Col. Ellet
Red River
Gooch
Gen. Meigs
McClellan
Fatal 32-pounder discharge at Fort Marshall kills officer
A melancholy accident at Fort Marshall near the city derails a party visit to Forts McHenry and Federal Hill. Commander Maxwell Woodhull was struck by a full charge from a 32-pounder as some party members lagged behind and died within minutes. The dinner at Eutaw House was postponed in respect to the deceased and Gen Schenck.
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Forts
McHenry
Federal Hill
Fort Marshall
Schenck
Verdict of Murder in First Degree Returned in New Jersey
Charles Lewis was found guilty of first degree murder for killing James Rowand. A legislative resolution proposed that New Jersey pay its share of costs related to the Missouri emancipation act.
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Trenton
N. J
Charles Lewis
James Rowand
New Jersey
Notable political addresses in Concord hall
Gen Hamilton of Texas spoke to a large Concord audience at Phenix Hall this afternoon. In the evening Hon W A Howard of Michigan delivered a highly successful talk amid strong public enthusiasm.
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Concord
N. H
Hamilton
Texas
Phenix Hall
W. A. Howard
Michigan
Wool Asks Police to Count Firearms in New York
General Wool directed New York police to determine how many firearms and what ammunition are stored in the city and to learn how they are being transported and kept.
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New York
Wool
Holloway
Butler Reception in Baltimore Draws Grand Crowd
Gen Butler is welcomed in Baltimore in a grand reception on February 19. The event attracted a large crowd and notable local figures witnessed the ceremony in the city.
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Gen. Butler
Baltimore
New York Markets Feb 19 Second Board Mixed Decline Steady Close
Stocks on Second Board down but end steadier. Railroads and scrip quoted with modest gains on some issues. In New York Cotton, flour and wheat advance noted. pork and whiskey firmer. sugars higher. coffee firm. wool steady. freights to Liverpool firmer.
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New York
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Illinois Central Railroad
Michigan Southern Railroad
Michigan Central Railroad
Harlem Railroad
American
U S
Ohio
Canada
Chicago
Milwaukee
New Orleans
Muscovado
Santos Atééc
Liverpool
Stock market steadies with firm closes across rails and water power
Thursday afternoon trading shows strong, firm closing across government securities and copper stocks. Water Power Co and Boston Water Power Co report land sales and rising demand, with potential for higher Water Power figures as real estate interest continues. Michigan Central earnings for the second week of February 1863 are listed alongside prior year.
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Government
Treasury
Cary Improvement Co
Boston Water Power Co
Minnesota
Pittsburg
Pewabic
Franklin
Isle Royale
Central
Copper Falls
Rockland
Superior
Quincy
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Brokers’ Board
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CF Mining Co
Va Teteeseeeere
Ianau Ate Kaoe
Market Bank
Merchants Bank
Ic Min‘g Co
Eian Ae
Mt Vernon Bank
Igweaaee Vebuhscus
National Bank
Povauns - Li
Bank of the Republic
Reese Ee
Bae
Ce Ming Co
Bates Mf CO
Minesota Min’ & Co
St . Boot Mills
Scic
Dwight MfCo
Sud
Avian
Osemck
Everett Mf Co
Ecuscae
Lyman Mills
Auwro
Saivgn Weceuhies
Manchester
Salem’ & Ae
Franklin Min’g Cosievona Ae
Franklin As Ove Cs
Petherick
Gaudiac Ccnemedca Derenes
Quincy Min'g Co
OO Alcvaee Cocall Qoic
Rockland Min’g Co
Eee & Ates
Prives
Salisbury Mf Co
Ecwessevce Sie
Min’g
Canada
Sesgoewruks Eae
Metropolitan RR
Ecw
Central Min
Central Min'g Co
B Water Power Co
Pontiac Min’g
Ecu Nsideaver Aes
East Boston Co
Seevaias Ae
Wee
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Frank Pierce
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Isola
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Washington Street
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Wu. Strona
Iskosti
Geo. W. Searle
Tremont Street
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James F. Levin
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India
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Webster” Mills
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Alfred Winsoe
Wyan É& Son
Long Wharf
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State St
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Winter Street
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