Boots and supplies auctions at Pearl street sales
Rich Townsend and Cowing sell boots shoes and brogans at 45 and 47 Pearl street at 10 oclock today. J H Lester to auction an assortment at 121 Pearl street. Gikarp House reopened promising good access and steady reputa tion. The notice also mentions political commentary and various 1860s items.
Battle on the Stones River and Political Nominations
The Nashville Union describes Rosecrans massing about 100 guns in a park to fire on the enemy center, with three days of brutal fighting and heavy casualties. It notes Bragg’s limited force and says the Union secured the battlefield. Also listed are presidential nominations for consuls and Navy promotions, plus Internal Revenue stamp duty rulings and transport postings for several officers.
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Great Victory Report From Civil War Battle
Headquarters Department of Cumberland reports a major victory on the 31st last after a three day fight. The enemy fled in haste as heavy losses occurred including the deaths of Generals Rains and Hanson and wounded Generals Clad son Adams and Breckinridge. Signed by Major General S. Rosecrans.
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Mexicans mourn U S conduct as French advance near Puebla
New York dispatch notes Mexican sorrow over U S policy while French forces push toward Puebla. Reports from Havana mention gunboats Sonora and Wachusett, but no major news from the city. Details include French divisions moving from Orizaba toward Perote, Puebla guns taken from the fort, and supplies arriving at Vera Cruz. The Mexican Consul condemns U S refusal to aid a republic and praises anti monarchy aid to France. Columbus statue unveiled at Cardenas on December 25.
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Army of Potomac Camp Notes January Report
Quiet at camp as Gen Stoneman and Gen Wilcox corps reviewed. Refugee exchanges under military authority continue. The cattle revenue contract with John Weicks Philadelphia is annulled. An Ordnance Department agent inspects cannon ammunition after report of premature explosions due to fuse problems.
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The Arago arrives from New pat a and Port Royal after recent voyages. Island City reaches New Orleans with 75 destitute passengers. Galveston reports quiet. Marion arrives from New York, Albany returns from Banks expedition in tow, and Merrimac bound for New Orleans off Jupiter Island. Vandaka heads to New York from Capes of Delaware.
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Rich silver discoveries reported across California
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Serious Railway Accident Delays Milwaukee Train
An Eastern bound Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien train was thrown off the track by a cow today in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Two passenger cars were smashed and 11 passengers were injured with one in serious condition.
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