Hartf ord to Gift Charter Oak piano to Sanitary Fair
Hartford will present a piano forte made from the Charter Oak to the New York Sanitary Fair. The year’s state fisheries value reached 2 280 000 dollars, and New York City and County taxes stand at fourteen million. Jenny Lind tours London for clergy relief while Willie Pape profits in England. // The President’s reception drew nearly a thousand. various bills and actions fill Senate and House agendas in Washington.
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Ex-Gov Wright reports on Hamburg Exhibition scope and progress
Ex-Gov Wright of Indiana after the Hamburg International Agricultural Exhibition cites eighty acres for exhibition halls housing 4000 entries across stock machinery locomotives steam engines plows and farm implements. Nations represented include 34 with 3000 horses cattle sheep swine and other products. American reapers win superiority while steam ploughing progress is praised and cross national friendships fostered. Senate confirms multiple territorial and district judges and attorneys including figures for Florida Louisiana New Mexico Kentucky Nevada and Arizona.
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Mosbys Guerrilla Attack On Cole’s Camp Foiled
Major Cole at Loudon Heights reports Mosby’s guerilla battalion attempted a surprise assault. Maryland volunteers under Capt Vernon rallied and repelled the rebels, causing their base to fail. Rebel losses included several wounded. Cole’s force suffered 4 killed and 16 wounded, including Captain Vernon gravely wounded.
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Maryland Senate Endorses Lincoln Policy and Reelection
A Maryland Senate resolution voices hearty approval of the Lincoln administration and war conduct. It expresses support for amnesty and aims for Lincoln’s reelection, reflecting loyal Maryland sentiment during the Civil War. The report also recounts the sinking of the Government steamer Gen. Meigs after collision with steamer Adelaide and Georgia, with Gen. Meigs crew rescued and reaching the city.
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Rebel and blockade runner movements reported in Havana
The Eagle arrives from Havana with news of Juarez reports and French counteractions. Tezcatlan towns are claimed as taken, gunpowder and arms move to San Domingo, and rebel steamers Aurora Don and others near Havana plot blockade runs.
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Mutiny Rumor and Troop Movements Near Brazos River
Rebels in Western Texas reportedly mutinying as Magruder concentrates forces along the Brazos river three miles from the coast and entrenches. Tomas thromay Rev. Winnae Fort Lavaces and Whitming Union officials are mentioned in the context of a western Texas crisis.
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Unsold five-twenties race to finish on deadline
A San Francisco dispatch notes less than four thousand dollars of five-twenties remain unsold tonight as 27 subscriptions near completion. Many remittances may fail to reach the agent in time. The day’s sale totaled 2 848 650 dollars.
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Fire at Water Street stores causes fourfold loss
New York January 20 The stores Nos 634 and 645 Water street occupied by Willett umbrella frame maker Edgar M Brown brass maker James Lyons machinist and Brown and Ball were burned this morning Loss put at 40000 Fully insured
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New York Markets and Money Rates Early Jan 30 Mixed Trading
First Board stocks show gains led by Chicago and Rock Island 1444 Illinois Central 1323 Michigan Central 138 New York Central 135 Reading 116 Hudson River 138 Missouri Sixes 684 Erie 109 Harlem 1062 Gold 158 US Treasuries mixed Second Board gains list US Registered Sixes 1981 044 US Five-Twenties 1023 Pacific Mail 228 New York Central 138% Erie 109 Harlem 97 Michigan Central 140 Illinois Central 132 Galena and Chicago 106 Michigan Southern 88
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Financial markets and rates drift amid steady loan demand
On Wednesday afternoon loans and discounts showed steady demand with 6 percent minimum interests for prime collateral. Stocks remained firm with broad activity and strong United States security demand, while Board of Brokers prices listed varied notes and bonds across multiple issuers including Vermont and Canada Railroad, Worcester, Metropolitan, and American Gold holdings.
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