Late Lord Lansdowne Editorials and Hartley Aurist Ad
Editorial items from Hilton Head discuss The First Pace and poetry with Home Matters. An advertisement praises Hartley the aurist at 13 Ashland Place, offering clear guidance on hearing needs and emphasizing safe, effective treatment. Senate news covers treasury reports, war rules, education for colored children, and a widened colonial railway clause.
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Congressional Proceedings on Bank Clause Tax and Habeas Corpus
The House debated tax amendments to fund government, rejected resolutions to recede from the Senate, and insisted on further conference. A separate report on suspending the writ of habeas corpus during rebellion was discussed, with votes on printing, adjournment, and reconvening actions, and a call of the House was ordered as the session neared eleven.
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Panama items from late papers aboard Ariel
Mr Dickenson, late American Minister to Nicaragua, arrives at Aspinwall. The British steamer Valent sails from Aspinwall with five million dollars of treasure. News from South America notes trouble over Amazon River navigation. The gunboat Narragansett visits Tiger Island. Guatemala is excited by actions against Salvador, a Nicaraguan invasion rumor reaches Honduras, and Martinez is elected president of Honduras.
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Richmond Scare Subsides After Wednesday Fight
A Lexington despatch reports the Richmond scare largely unfounded and the Wednesday clash more successful than feared. About 200 prisoners were captured and wagons recovered as General Carter moved to an unknown point. Rebels beyond Mount Sterling are said to be scattered in retreat.
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Death of Quartermaster D. D. Tompkins at 64
New York reports the death of Quartermaster D. D. Tompkins in Brooklyn aged 64. The record notes short own line details and confirms the date as February 27. The coastal shipping updates mention the bark Gei from Africa bound for Salem making port leaky with sick crew, and the schooner Two Brothers arriving from Boston to Calais, after discharge and condemnation.
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Government reports and military appointments noted
The President transmitted the 1862 Agricultural Report and discussed rumors of raids toward Strasburg. The Internal Revenue decision taxes saleable value on used or consumed goods. Naval movements involve Mercedita and Ossian weathering storms. Senate and House resolved on bank duty, with confirmed nominations for naval and quartermaster posts and various paymasters and inspectors.
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Markets News from New York and Chicago Listings
New York stock and money market report shows second board stocks down while gold rises. Railroads and various bonds listed with prices. commodities include cotton, flour, wheat, corn, beef, pork, lard, whiskey, sugar, coffee, molasses, naval stores, oils, petroleum, tallow, wool, and freight quotes. Cotton at 89 8/ an estimate, broad market activity noted with multiple price points and negotiated terms.
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Rebel cavalry raid across the Rappahannock repulsed
At Kelly's Ford on February 27 1863 two Confederate brigades led by Fitz Hugh Lee and Hampton crossed the Rappahannock and broke a thin cavalry outpost, taking a few prisoners before the Union line was restored and pursuit began. Rebel commander Gen. Stuart was present. Capt. John Alexander of the 2d Virginia Cavalry was captured.
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Continental steamer arrives as canal nears Red River link
From the Southwest Caro Illinois February 27 the Continental steamship from Lake Providence arrives. The canal reaches from the lake to the river a few rods away and spans 150 feet wide dug to within a foot of lake level. It will provide passage to the Red River and drain surplus water for camps below. Van Dorn is reported to have crossed the river.
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