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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1863

Page

2

Bold calls for resisting Britain and war with Confederacy

COMMUNIPAW argues the United States must take a bold stand against foreign aggression or become "an insulted, cowed down, bullied and degraded nation." He warns war would threaten constitutional order, urges readiness to fight, and criticizes Washington as capital. He notes the Alexandra affair and laments coalitions, while predicting domestic strife if overwhelmed by two major powers.

Russia Canada Great Britain United States St. Lawrence France England Washington Andrew Jackson Alexandra John Bull P. S London North Lee Moscow District of Columbia Treasury Philadelphia New York Boston Cincinnnati Faneui Hall Dr Jenks A. L. Stone Mr Webb P. Stone Martin Moore Parker Edward S. Tobey E. B. Webb Shawmut Congregational Church Dr Parker Baptist Church South End Tobey Dr Hague Nuremburg E. O. Haven Ma den Hunnewell Fredericksburg Virginia South Jeff. Davis Slidell Davis Mason Pryor South Carolina Fort Sumter

London News from June 27 and Civil War Dispatches

A digest of London papers received by Redding & Co includes commentary on Secretary Chase, Gen Hooker’s remarks, and Vicksburg artillery estimates. Notices report Col Paul J. Revere’s death, a Hatfield income tax of 10000, and Patti’s Paris engagement. The piece sketches wartime events, prices, and social notes from Massachusetts to Rhode Island.

London Redding & Co Young Cornhill Square Col. Revere Ball’s Bluff Hatfield Hampshire County Mass Prince of Wales Rugby England Cincinnati Marquis of Hastings Tillman S. J. Waring Rhode Island Vicksburg Longstreet

Army dispatch reports cavalry clash near Boonsboro

Mount TAIN House July 9. No fighting in the A M. Buford and Patrick cavalry clash with rebel infantry in bushwhack style. Our troops fell back then reoccupied ground. Artillery on both sides. Kilpatrick’s death report denied. Front line being intrenched by Lee with trains crossing to Virginia. No likely general battle tomorrow. Signed 25.

Mount Tain House Boonswone Aceas Buford Ipatrick Kilpatrick Lee Virginia Shippensburg Baltimore Frederick, Md Funktown Boonsboro Monterey Stuart Smithsburg Williamsport Davis Paulding Greencastle Cline Dahlgren 6Th Pennsylvania Clme Potomac Ewell and Hill Waynesboro New York Times Middletown Pleasanton Antietam Creek

Rebels Withdraw From Helena. Vicksburg Capitulation Terms

From Vicksburg Camp Inc July 9 rebels retire from Helena. Gen Ogiesby arrives from Memphis reports capitulation terms at Vicksburg require parole for enlisted men while commissioned officers are kept as prisoners. Pemberton gives 12 000 fit for duty and 6000 in hospital.

Union Army advances into North Carolina strikes ahead

Lieutenant Colonel Lewis leads 3d New York Cavalry into interior North Carolina as Gen Foster directs the expedition toward Kingston. The 23d Massachusetts and North Carolina units join the effort while supplies and prisoners are seized. Post surgeon Paris reports improvements in Sanitary conditions and transfers to sea shore hospitals planned.

Fortress Monroe Associated Press Newbern Lewis 3D N. Y. Cavalry Bickman Kingston Foster Newhbern Cole N. Y Newsern N. C John G. Chambers N.C Wade’s Point N.C. Artillery North Carolina J. M. Paris

Martial dispatches from Winchester to Richmond Despatch

Richmond Despatch reports Lee's army moving toward Baltimore and Confederate lines near Maryland Heights. Morgan disrupts Rosecrans rear. Bragg shifts with Tennessee River as future defense line. Cavalry skirmishes near Edwards depot. 16 prisoners taken. Jefferson Davis ill but recovering. Stevens seen at Fortress Monroe on a flag of truce for possible prisoner exchange. Georgia steamer arrives empty at Fortress Monroe. Magruder and Dick Taylor alleged crossing the Mississippi toward New Orleans.

Morgan Rosecrans Bragg Bridgeport Tennessee Huntsville Memphis Jackson Edwards Osterhaus Stevens Fortress Monroe Confederate States North Georgia City Point Richmond Enquirer Miss Magruder Dick Taylor Mississippi River Kenna New Orleans

Markets note on railroad stocks and commodities in New York

First Board stocks mixed with gains in several railroads and Pacific Mail. Second Board stocks strong with Missouri Sixes and Erie movements. cotton, flour, wheat, corn, pork, lard, and petroleum noted with varied shifts. overall market activity in New York and Chicago areas.

NEW York Stock and Money Market First Board Chicago At Rock Island Railroad Cumberland Coal Company Illinois Central Railroad Michigan Southern Railroad New York Central Railroad Reading Railroad Hudson River Railroad Canton Company Missouri Erie Railroad Galena and Chicago Railroad Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Michigan Central Railroad Harlem Railroad Pacific Mail Steamship Company Treasury Notes American Hudson Railroad Ilinois Central Railroad Chicago and Rock Island New York Ohio Canada Chicago Milwaukee Rangoon Bond Porto Rico Liverpool

Ship Arat Ashore But Escapes With Little Damage

Arat, a New York Std, aboard the Haye from Chamalasch Eclipse and the bark Argean from New Orleans, ran ashore on Brigantine Shoal but slipped off with little damage. Seay 22d, lat 47, Jon 4537, ship B F Hoxie bound for England.

New York Haye Chamalasch Eclipse St Kitts Atsoar Argean New Orleans Brigantine Shoal Seay Jon F Hoxie England

Certificate oath statement appears before notary

The document records individuals personally appearing before a notary and swearing the certificate is correct to the best knowledge and belief, dated the unspecified day of the month.

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