Wines Cigars and For Sale by Cucker Whitin and Careebreake
The advertisement lists wines and cigars for sale by Cucker Whitin and Carebreake agents for manufacturers in Virginia at Ne Xe Central Street 3 State Street Block.
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Cucker, Whitin & Carebreake
Virginia
Central Street
State Street
Market Roundup for Week Ended July 24 1861
Comprehensive price report across commodities including ashes bricks candles coal sugar and flour with sales notes from Sydney Pictou and Liverpool. Highlights include firm cotton and grain markets and varied price ranges for indigo leather molasses and naval stores amid steady to firm demand in several sectors.
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St. George
Wat Bostae
Mane
Casa Dene
Paris
Navy
Brazil
Vermont
Manila
Batavia
Pewdereddo
Sumac
Southern and Co
Sicily
Lord
Triesta
Rags
Leghorn
Toune Hyson
Canton Rice
Oinema
da— Oa
Rio
Sen
Okin
Imperial
Souchong
St. Ub
Turks Island
Tonay
Bonaire
Congou
Cadiz
Colorg
Trapani
B. Cash
St. Martins
Liverpool
Straits
Kentucky
Calcutta
St. Domingo
Clover
Nor
Seine
Amer
Wita Ebone
Allen
Castile
Malaga
Ary
Casia
Mats
Kriesler
Ingham
Woodhouse
Colli
Pepper
Sumatra
Florio
Pimento
Jamaica
Madeira
Pinet
Te & Co
Hennessey
Catalonia
Otard, Dupuy & Co
Fong
Iss
J. &F. Martell
Cannone
Marett
Gautier Frere
Smyrna
United Proprietors 'Co
Michigan
Do. Fancy
Pellevesin
Basteat
B. Ayres
J. Louiscom
A. Seignette
Canadacom
Rabin
Renaud
Bordeaux
Am. F
Atlas
Grandcom
Womons
E Box
Eclipse
Knickerbrocker
Nova Scotia
Aioe
Jordan
WeespAnchor
Exchange
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Eng
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Iif
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Rye
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California
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Sineen
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Senegal
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Almono
Southern Pines
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Cassia
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Aleppo
Senna Alex
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Matanzas
Porto Rico
Surinam
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Pearce
Bengal
Bes En —— Naval Stores
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Brazilletto
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Superior
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Michian
Genesee
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Canada
Seeash
Western Damaged At 7c, Cash: 2000 Westernary Have Been Sent To Taw
Wm. C. Morey
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Rockland
New York State
Boston
Anes Oa Dbato i
Saliperie
Congress
Rochelle
St Croix
St. George and Hope
New England
Steway
Calton
Australis
Erie
Einceppia
Broadside Sale of Hotels by Yore Brothers
Notice states the sale of a group of hotels by Yore Brothers, with details on the auction and terms. The fragment indicates property offerings and location references typical of a legal public sale notice.
McClellan’s Rise and Valor in Mexico War Record
The piece lauds U S Army officers bravery and the record of George B McClellan in the Mexican War. It details his early West Point schooling, engineering service, siege at Vera Cruz, battles of Cerro Gordo Churubusco and Chapultepec, and his rapid rise to major general. It notes his later rail and civil roles and argues the army’s defeat stemmed from panic rather than lack of leadership.
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McClellan
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George B. McClellan
Philadelphia
West Point Academy
Alexander Hamilton
Congress
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West Point
Taylor
Camargo
Matamoras
Patterson
Swift
Vera Cruz
Smith
Vitoria
Col. Totten
Foster
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Twigg
Puebla
Worth’s
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Chalon
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Pillow
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Gion
Contreras
Magruder
Gen. Twiggs
G. B. McClellan
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Cheruscbusco
Persifer F. Smith
G. W. Smith
el Molino del Rey
Chepultepec
Lee
Tower
Smith and McClellan
Lieut
Engineer Corps
Alamada
Lieut. Smith
Major Smith
Lieut. McClellan
Lieut Smith
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Engineer Company
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Fort Delaware
Marcy
Red River
Texas
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Mississippi River
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Rocky Mountains
Puget Sound
Stevens
Oregon
Jefferson Davis
Cascade Mountains
Davis
West Indies
U. S. Cavalry
Crimea
Russia
Illinois Central Railroad
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Ohio
Gov. Curtin
Pennsylvania
Union
McClellan Denon
United States Army
Department of Ohio
Virginia
Scott
Molinos del Rey
The Courrier des Etats Unis on Victory Claims
The Courrier des Etats Unis calls our initial victory report misleading. The enemy army retreated in orderly stages, not in rout, and used partial retreats to lure us, exposing us to a counterattack from a hidden reserve force.
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Harrowing account of troops hungry under fire in Congress escape
The text depicts brave troops enduring hunger thirst and extreme heat during battle. Rations ran short canteens empty sun scorching the soldiers exhausted and abandoned as they fought on. Civilians escaped safely while Congressmen fled in a chaotic spectacle.
Albany Journal Calls for Stronger Officers and Armament
The Albany Journal argues for abler officers and heavier artillery after Sunday’s disaster. It urges more cavalry and stricter discipline, fewer ceremonial displays, and fewer absences and court martials, advocating earnest camp culture instead.
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Albany Journal
Causes of defeat cited by Philadelphia Inquirer
The Philadelphia Inquirer argues that defeat stemmed from masked batteries inexperienced officers the escape of John's column from the Upper Potomac and the Tribune allied clamor for an unseasonable advance, naming pernicious influences in the conflict.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Johnston
Upper
Potomac
Tribune
Advance by Moonlight at Manassas Manpower Plan of Attack
Washington reports the Manassas Junction battle and the panic of the Union army. Major Barnard and Gen McDowell prepare a three-column approach with 36 000 troops to outflank the Confederate line while stockpiling ammo and rations. Generals Richardson Miles Tyler Hunter Heintzelman Cameron and others command brigades and batteries in a moonlit night movement toward sunrise attack.
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Washington
Manassas Junction
Bull Run
Barnard
General Staff
Second Cavalry Regiment
Lieut
Tompkins
Centreville
Battle Field
Warrenton
Manassas Gap
McDowell
Fairfax
Richardson
Tyler
Michigan
New York
Miles
Garibaldi Guard
Pennsylvania
2D Artillery
Fort Pickens
Warrenton Road
Ohio
N. Y
Schenck
Wisconsin
Sherman
Carlisle
Rickett
Ayre
Keyes
Connecticut
Maine
Hunter
Porter
Burnside
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Heintzelman
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Franklin
Vermont
Howard
Cameron
Gen. McDowell
Lieut. Tompkins
Tyter
Milton
Manissas
Carlile
Peely
Driver ejects wounded man from ambulance to clear path
A witness recounts a shocking act on a battlefield evacuation where a driver allegedly kicked a wounded soldier from a crowded ambulance to make room for a portly Boston spectator he knew. The claim highlights alleged rebel barbarism and public outrage.
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Boston
Vanity Fair notes Trojans oppose worsted wool trend
Vanity Fair reports the Trojans believe wool not destined for decline, stating opinions that worsted wool remains viable and not on the cards for major change in fashion or supply.
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Vanity Fair
Fatal advance tied to congressional pressure observed
Washington correspondent of the Journal of Commerce notes the fatal advance likely occurred due to the presence and pressure of Congress, suggesting political influence shaped the timing.
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Washington
N. Y. Journal of Commerce
Congress
New Bedford Paper Attacks Tribune Onward Cry
The New Bedford Standard批 expresses intense disgust at the New York Tribune's onward cry and its shifting apologies for ignorant criticisms.
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New Bedford Standard
N. Y. Tribune
Contemporaries Urge Warning Against Advising the Enemy
Some contemporaries busy themselves in suggesting to the enemy how he can turn the present condition of our army to his best advantage. The remark highlights internal critics offering strategic tips amid ongoing conflict and tension.
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