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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1863

Page

2

Advertised Hair Treatment by Dr Perry Draws Attention

Paragraphs highlight Dr Perry's claims of curing hair loss and facial moths. He plans to stay only a short time longer, urging afflicted individuals to act soon. Also notes on postal money order adoption and army draft politics, with editorials from The New York Times and New Bedford Standard.

N.Y. Times A. P. Ligurny E. A. Green B. F. Green Pawtucket R. I A. Davis Warren Street Charlestown A. P. Lighthill Lighthill the Daily Evening Traveller Clark South Berwick Junction Bedford Street J. H. Burleigh South Berwick

News Notes From Caprera to Fredericksburg

Garibaldi reached Caprera on the 22d. The Pope skipped Christmas mass at the Vatican for indisposition yet met the diplomatic corps. Two Great Powers oppose ceding Ionian Islands to Greece fearing insurrection if protectorate ends. Uncertainty over future King causes Greek disorder. From Liverpool: markets closed for holidays. China news of Federal Fredericksburg defeat stirs readers. Times cites Federal hostility to England. Buxton letter on emancipation debated. Salvation of both races touted.

Haifax Royal Mail Africa Lott Liverpool Queenstown Boston Manchester Saxonia New York China London Daily News Lancashire England Cape Race Fredericksburg London Times Burnside Times Seward Battle of The Rappahannock Lee Garibaldi Caprera Pope Vatican Ionian Islands Greece Friends of the North Daily News Buxton M. P

Senate confirms a batch of Civil War era nominees

The Senate confirms Alexander W. Randall to be First Assistant Postmaster General Seth C Hawley as Consul to Nassau N P William C Morehead as Postmaster at Zanesville Ohio Captains Farrat Golds oo Dupont and Foote as Rear Admirals on the active list from July 1862 and Charles Stewart as Rear Admiral on the retired list also Robert W Taylor nominated as First Comptroller of the Treasury and a Treasury excise ruling exempts gravestones made to order from taxation while other finance measures seek bonds notes and fractional bills and a plan to suspend land tax sales on South Carolina islands aims to curb speculators and aid education of freedpeople.

Washington Senate Alexander W. Randall Wisconsin Seth C. Hawley New York Nassau N.P Wm. C. Morehead Zanesville Ohio Farrat Golds Dupont and Foote Navy Charles Stewart Robert W. Taylor Treasury Whittiesee Internal Revenue Fessenden House South Carolina Sumner McDowell Court of Inquiry Gen. Roberts Pope Cedar Mountain Banks McDowell Porter

Surrender of Springfield Ordered After Rebel Advance

Telegraph lines to Springfield stopped at 3 this morning as Union troops retreat after the enemy captured the stockade yesterday afternoon. An estimated 2000 defenders with two pieces of artillery defended Springfield, which held vast stores of arms and supplies. Fifteen four horse teams and thirty Telegraph corps men were captured south of Springfield. General Brown suffered a severe shoulder wound and faces amputation to survive.

St. Louis Springfield Telegraph Corps Brown

Richmond spy arrests and military prison notes in 186? times

Richmond papers report J. F. Smith arrested near Gordonsville and jailed as a suspected spy, with Bennett Burley also detained for attempting to cross lines. Five officers from the 57th North Carolina are dropped for long absence and to report as conscripts. Wilmington fleet steamer Giraffe arrives with government stores and a European messenger.

Monroe Richmond En Uirer J. F. Smith Gordonsville Bennett Burley Secretary of War North Carolina Wilmington Europe

Ships sail and losses mark San Francisco notices

The Haze sailed for Manzanilla and Audubon for Howland Island while the F M Bailey ran aground near the harbor, the captain and 15 crew drowned with 5 saved. Atlantic currency opened at a 23c discount, 30c gold premium in New York amid unsettled rates after telegraphic gold advices. A caucus for a Senatorial candidate was called for next Tuesday.

San Francisco Haze Manzanilla Audubon Howland Island Atlantic Currency Exchange New York Atlantic F. M. Bailey Portland Puget Sound

Matters at Vicksburg

The Jackson Appeal notes a trivial skirmish at Vicksburg with Federal losses about 2000 and Rebel losses small. It argues the Federal retreat is a trap and forecasts poor prospects for the Confederate cause. Telegraph lines remain open from Vicksburg to Memphis.

Cargo, Inc Vicksburg Jackson Appeal Memphis

Ironclad Patapsco and Flagsteamer Reach Hampton Roads

From Fort Monroe. The ironclad steamer Patapsco arrived in Hampton Roads with the flag of truce steamer New York also arriving from Washington and heading to City Point with 50 women and children aboard. The Metamora with a flag of truce left for City Point carrying about 125 women and children from Norfolk.

Fort Tress Monror Patapsco Hampton Roads Ee R. Spaulding New York Washington, D. C City Point Metamora Norfolk

Maine Legislature reelects top state officials in Augusta

A special despatch reports Republicans reelected Secretary of State Attorney General Adjutant General and seven Councillors by the Legislature. U.S. Senator election set for Tuesday. Morrill likely reelected. A bill passed both Houses legalizes suspension of specie payments until Jan 15 1864.

Portland Augusta U. S Morrill

Ex-Governor Packer Not Dead Despite Reports

In CaLais Pennsylvania on January 9, reports of ex Governor Packer’s death are false. He has been ill but is now fully recovered. Also on January 9 the ironclad Nahant arrived at the Navy Yard in New York.

Jackson Miss Brignoli New York Wall Street Newburyport Herald Lower Seine France Spain Mexico Paris Italy Commissioner of Internal Revenue Chase CaLais Packer Nahant Navy Yard Boston WM. N. Mower

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