Governor's Address Plea for Unity and Duty
The governor urges cordial relations among state branches and selfless service for country. He expresses gratitude for voter support, cautions about future crises, and calls for sacrifice of prejudice in service to the state and nation as crowds applaud at a ceremonial procession.
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A Rope for Semmes
Jondon Corres. Manchester Guardian discusses neutralities and legal grounds over the Alabama and Captain Semmes. It argues the Confederate government dodged US law in vessel purchase and arming and questions piracy claims tied to burning prizes.
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London Times editorial page and war news chatter headline
A dense review of slavery debates, political commentary, and war updates from the London Times and American papers. Highlights include editorials on emancipation and the South, prisms of Beecher and Sumner, and notices of royal marriage plans amid Civil War reporting.
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Congressional Proceedings January 21 1863 Senate and House
The Senate credentials Mr Wall of New Jersey and Mr Sumner are presented and sworn. A joint resolution to print the eighth census is adopted. Debates on naval officer grades engineer and ordnance reform and Court of Claims. several amendments rejected. The House tabled Maynard’s appeal. votes and postponements on seating and military academy amendments. Emancipation Proclamation criticized. Adjourned.
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Door closures spark chaotic Assembly scenes in Albany
The New York Assembly faced a crowded room with upper galleries locked and doors closed. After protests the Clerk attributed the action to the Capitol keeper, and the chamber adjourned until noon with further clashes as doors were smashed and the crowd surged into the galleries.
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Storm shuts in schooners and repairs at Fortress Monnor
A northeast gale batters Fortress Monnor keeping schooners at anchor until they seek shelter. By 1 PM 75 craft moved inshore. The Thomas A. Morgan, once lading between here and Yorktown, was hauled for repairs as Swan stood by. Karnak returned to Hampton Roads.
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California Legislature Ballots for U S Senator Update
In Sacramento the Legislature cast 12 ballots for U S senator with results showing Phelps 36, Sargent 34, Conners 25, Brown 6. No clear winner amid talks of a compromise candidate. The steamship Golden Age sailed to Panama carrying 150 passengers and substantial treasure for England, New York, and Panama.
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Gale in New York Severs Severe North East Storm
The gale from the North East is very severe in New York with no damage reported. Steamers Norwich and others left at their usual hour. The Creole sailed for New Orleans today and may anchor below. By midnight the gale remains very high with light rain.
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Senate Finance panel cuts mileage and agency funds
Wasu Hington Jan 21 report from the Senate Finance Committee on the civil appropriation bill strikes out the 10 cent per mile mileage rate for Congressmen and trims other small appropriations. It reduces the Agricultural Department estimate from 130000 to 60000 and cuts printing of laws in newspapers from 17000 to 4000.
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Battle update from Murfreesboro reports heavy Union losses
Report from Louisville dated January 21 cites a Civil War battle near Murfreesboro with 1474 Federal deaths 6813 wounded and 2000 prisoners. It also notes Confederate cavalry movement leaving Haeth Sho Franklin and references the tense casualty tolls.
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Stock closes with varied bids and bank statement changes
Morning activity at the Board shows strong bids with Government coupons 954 Treasury notes 102 August dates and October 1013. American Gold 1474 bid. Boston Water Power 374. railroads Maine 133 Lowell 113 Western 158 Manchester and Lawrence 121 Eastern 1063 Wilmington 62 Vermont and Massachusetts 244. New York quotes steady Erie 793 Pacific Mail 165. Boston bank weekly statement falls in loans 802 500 and specie 40 487 while deposits rise 298 298 leaving circulation down 173 677.
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Historic Brokers' Board List Reveals Railroads and Mines
A 19th century brokers board listing details railroads such as Boston and Maine and Western Railroad, plus mining firms including Hancock and Columbian Mining. Financials show investments in manufacturing, cotton mills, banks, and bonds with scattered sums like $11,100 and $34,000.
Markets in New York and Cincinnati move with varied strength
New York stocks closed strong on second board with railroad and utility issues leading gains. Cotton firm with 900 bales sold at 76 3/4 cents, flour demand up, wheat and corn prices up amid active futures. Ohio flour and whiskey also firm, hogs and pork steady, gold unchanged in Cincinnati markets.
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