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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1863

Page

2

Question in House over American bond requirement on exports

In the Commons on the sixteenth Mrs. Fitzgerald gave notice of a question to the government leader on a subject of interest. Last year attention was drawn to the American practice of requiring bonds from exporters to prevent shipments to Confederate States. The question asks if this persists despite remonstrance and treaty objections and what action the government plans. Mr Layard reported no further information regarding the case of the Margaret Jessie.

House of Commons R. Cecil Exchequer Capt Blakeley Gibraltar Confederate States Adams Capt. Blakeley

Boots and shoe sales at Pearl Street as coast to coast reports roll in

Rich Townsend Cowing begin sale of boots shoes and brogans at 45 and 47 Pearl street at 94 o clock today. J H Lester to sell at 121 Pearl an assortment of boots and shoes. Gen Gilmore persists in operations against Charleston pegging away despite Fort Wagner repulses. A German woman nearly buried in Syracuse when coffin was lowered then raised. Gold mines in Nova Scotia improving amid contrary reports. Cairo to New Orleans river trade resumes with 128 000 bushels coal on two boats last Friday. Mer rimack fortification work begins near Bay State House. promises hotel profits. George Razor swears allegiance at Louisville Provost Marshal office. Mississippi opening unlikely to alter Northwest trade this season.

Fort Wagner Morris Island Cornish N. H John L. Putnam West Point Academy Utah Salt Lake City Col Putnam Lieut Washington Fort Pickens Montgomery Ala McDowell Seventh Regiment of New Hampshire Volunteers Bull Run War Department Granite State Joseph C. Abbott Manchester Fort Jefferson Portugal Island St. Augustine Fla Port Royal D. C Charleston New Hampshire Col. Putnam Fitzhugh Lee Robt. E. Lee West Virginia Gen. Lee Middle States Boston Journal Nova Scotia Cairo New Orleans Newburyport Herald Merrimack Bay State House George Razor Louisville Mississippi Northwest N. Y Buckingham Connecticut Sterling Exchange Board of Brokers New York Pacific Mail Madson River Harlem Old Colony Railroad Fitchburg Eastern Western Merchants Bank Freeman's Safety Fund Franklin Copper Pewabic Quincy Minegota Pittsburg Central Phoenix Copper Falls Isle Royale Rockland Huron National

Kentucky River revels end as Sanders's command moves in

The Gazette's Lexington despatch reports excitement subsiding at Clay's Ferry on the Kentucky River. Sanders's command is nearly all in and Hickman bridge troops protect Lexington while Gen Carter's and Gilbert's units maneuver behind rebels. Brutus J. Clay of Bourbon county secured the nomination on the fifth ballot for Congress in Ashland district to fill J. J. Crittenden's vacancy.

Cincinnati Lexington Richmond Sanders Kentucky Bragg Crab Orchard the Gazette Clay

Seward Visits Newport News Then Fort Monroe salute

Fortress Monroe July 27 report says Hon. William H. Seward and entourage arrived on the staff boat Ella at Old Point, proceeded to Newport News aboard the Minnesota, and a water battery salute welcomed him at noon. Seward departs for Washington tonight. Planter reports fuel shortages and boiler trouble after 34 days from Port Royal, bound to New York with 675 bales cotton and 125 barrels turpentine. she spoke Iroquois and Matthew Vassar and ran aground near Craney Island causing delay.

Fortress Monror Ella Eldridge Old Point Wm. H. Seward Suite Newport News Minnesota Roanoke Fortress Monroe Seward Washington Planter Port Royal Hampton Roads New York Frying Pan Shoals Matthew Vassar Cape Hatteras Craney Island

Star of the South Arrives With Passaic at Charleston Bar

The steamer Star of the South from Charleston Bar on the evening of the 25th arrived in New York harbor. It towed the iron clad Passaic to the Bar and reported to Admiral Dahlgren. Heavy cannonading was heard as Star of the South dated away, with shells bursting over Fort Wagner.

Independent News Room DeMolay New York Star of the South Charleston Passaic Bar Dahlgren Fort Wagner Notr Mason

Flora sinks after striking rock near Winona

La Crosse Wisconsin July 28 report says steamboat Flora struck a rock near Winona and sank within five minutes with no lives lost. Also July 28 Albany dispatch says a guard soldier Richard McManus of the 11th Jardine Zouaves killed citizen George Broadbeck on the highway, seemingly without provocation. Governor Seymour arrived in New York.

la Crosse Wis Flora Winona Albany N. Y Richard McManus 1Lth Jardine Zouayves George Broadbeck McManus Broadbeck Seymour New York

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