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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1861

Page

2

Boston Welcomes Webster Regiment in Grand War Parade

The Twelfth Massachusetts Volunteers, formed with Daniel Webster’s son as commander, arrived in Boston from Fort Warren. The parade marked a major public tribute with Governor Everett, Mayor Wightman, and a large crowd, including a custom standard presented to the regiment by Boston women.

Boston Daniel Webster Massachusetts Ewe Fort Warren Massachusetts Argo May Queen Commercial Wharf Newton Gilmore State Court Tremont Beacon Dunn United States Medford State House Edward Everett Adj Schouler Boylston Street Wightman Frank Brownell Everett Andrew Union Webster Regiment Col. Webster Twelfth Regiment of Infantry Friends of the Twelfth Regiment of Massachusetts Volunteers Beacon Street Mall State Street Thirteenth Regiment Fort Independence Natick Company Stoneham Company Samuel H. Leonard N. Walter Batchelder J. B. Gould Stoneham David H. Bradlee Geo. E. Craige Allston W. Whitney Framingham J. Theodore Heard Noah M. Gaylord Melvin S. Smith James A. Fox Samuel L. Neat George Bush John G. Hovey A. N. Sampson John Kurtz W. H. Jackson W. H. Judson Marlboro Charles I’. Morse Marlboro’. Co. H E. L. Bird P. D. Chamberlin Natick Francis Jenks Natick. Co. I Robert C. Shriber Moses P. Palmer David L. Brown Marlboro’. Co. K W. P. Blackmer Westboro Bacon Worcester George B. Fox Dorchester Sudbury Relay House Jones New York Lizzie C. Jones Post Relay House Lowell Sargent Maryland Watson

Washington dispatch reports muskets depart and gunboat repairs

Wagons loaded with muskets left the arsenal at 5 PM for Colonel Sawyer's Martinsburg regiment. The gunboat Freeborn was launched after repairs and will join the Potomac police. Bids for Western gunboats due August 1. Reports from Centreville claim enemy fled as Union forces advanced, with 7000 to 8000 rebels thought exaggerated. News of McClellan’s victories spreads along the line.

Gan BeDowell Centreville Richmond Fairfax McDowell Scott Fairfax Court House Miles Heintgleman Virginia Germantown Grand Army Tyler Vienna New York Alexander Engineer Corps Spiedel Hawley Keyes Schenck Sherman Richardson Varian Hent’s Ayres Colonel Keyes Cash South Carolina Hunter Colone Heintzelmann Court House Manassas Junction Washington Arsenal Washington Branch Sawyer Martinsburg Freeborn Navy Yard Potomac River Police Quartermaster General Secretary of the Treasury House United States Congress Court of Claims Latham Buffalo Oswego Bell Run Seat of War McClellan

Union prisoner reports Confederate concentration near Georgetown

A Union man released after capture reports Magoffin’s force of about 350 encamped above Georgetown while State troops concentrate near Arrow Rock. Citizens fear attack and opposition to federal authority remains strong in the region.

Syracuse Magoffin Georgetown Arrow Rock Sr. Roberts Mr Fisher Fulton Col. McNiel Jefferson City Harris Wood Springs McNiel Portland Louiis Horace Dimmick Washington Springfield Lyon Jackson McCulloch Arkansas Boone County Calloway Monay Carender Blain Boonevill Neosho Poole Ilinois Missouri

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