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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1863

Page

2

Commentary on War Department officials and abolitionist discourse

A Boston paper commends Mr Whiting for serving without pay. It notes a Sumner edition with an appended Oration on Peace. Major Bingham arrives to relieve Major Sherman as Chief Paymaster. The New York Tribune praises the 1st Kansas Colored Regiment, sparking Confederate backlash. Washington reports reinforcing the Army of the Potomac as Lee’s strength looms. Pierre Soule arrives at Charleston aboard a steamer from Nassau.

Benj. Johnson Vicksburg Miss Maryland Whiting War Department England Adams Pemberton Waterbury Gov. Seymour Col. Fry Kennedy Census Bureau New York New York City Seward Wm. Whiting Europe Cunard Persia Saratoga Congress Salem Anna Dickinson Philadelphia Democratic Troy A. S. Pease Poughkeepsie Troy Daily Press Senator Sprague Miss Chase Rhode Island Boston World Charles Sumner Executive Mansion Washington Lincoln Abraham Massachusetts N. O. Era 47Th Massachusetts Regiment H. O. Bingham Sherman Bingham New York Tribune McClellan Grant Meade Philadelphia Age Lee Richmond “ Whig Pierre Soule Charleston Nassau the Tribune Morris Island Fort Wagner Columbia Sumter Leggett Connecticut Regiment Fort Johnson Hallowell Mass Strong Greenwood Luke Burbush Matanzas

Direct intercourse with Western States and New Orleans authorized

Washington reports authorize direct intercourse by bonds while intermediate trade continues under Treasury rules. An agent will confer with General Grant on removing Mississippi commerce restrictions. Dole to Kansas next month to arrange removal of Indians per act of Con ess. Over 2000 cavalry arrive for replacement horses. 11th corps to be broken up. Howard to command 2d corps. 2d division to join 12th corps. Carl Schurz’s unit to guard the Orange and Alexandria railroad. Cavalry reconnoiters Warrenton to Culpeper with few enemy parties found.

WashIndon New Orleans Treasury Department General Grant Mississippi Dole Kansas Coness Army of the Potomac Washington 11Th Corps Howard 2D Corps 12Th Corps Carl Shurz Orange & Alexandria Manassas Rappahannock Warrenton Culpepper

Morgan and Officers Confined in Columbus Penitentiary

Morgan and several officers arrived in Columbus and were lodged in the Penitentiary to be confined under the institution's rules.

Cincinnati Morgan Columbus Penitentiary

Market Summary Parkets July 3 Parkets

First Board stocks rise and ease with Chicago and Rock Island at 1052 and New York Central at 129. Second Board shows duller, with readings such as Cleveland and Toledo 114 and Reading 106. Treasury notes at 106 and Erie 105 remain active, while several railroads and bonds hold mixed prices.

NEW York Stock and Money Market Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Ilinois Central Railroad Michigan Southern New York Central Railroad Reading Railroad Hudson River Railroad Missouri Erie Galena and Chicago Railroad Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Michigan Central Railroad Harem Railroad American Treasury Virginia Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Alton and Terre Haute Railroad Chicago and North Western Railroad Galeia and Chicago Railroad Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad Erie Railroad New York Ohio Canada Chicago Milwaukee Club Iowa Michigan State Patna New Orleans Havana Bond Liverpool Cincinnati

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