Fourth Pacre Poetry-Letter and Market Auctions
A notices page notes boots and brogans sale at Pearl Street today at 10 O'clock by Rich Townsend & Cowing, followed by J H Lester at 121 Pearl selling boots and shoes. It also mentions Tremont Temple lecture by Henry Giles and political essays, plus railway bonds and various public notices.
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New York
Telegraph News
Steamer Arrivals and Rebel Cash Seizure Reported
The steamer Bio Bio arriving from Havana reports a rebel paymaster Reed arrested with 200000 in his possession near Bonne Carre while the Illinois from New Orleans via Key West also arrives. The article discusses Monroe doctrine vigor and U S enforcement.
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United States
New Orleans
Havana
Reed
Bonne Carre
Illinois
Key West
Rebels Evacuating Vicksburg Reported Quietly
Memphis Bulletin reports well informed circles believe rebels are evacuating Vicksburg. Gunboat Carondelet and five others are said to have reached the Tallahatchie river via the Yazoo pass. Reports from Lake Providence remain favorable.
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Caro
Marcu
Memphis Bulletin
Vicksburg
Carondelet
Tallahatchie River
Yazoo Pass
Lake Providence
Battle Report From Vicksburg Drives Heavy Losses
The Peters burg Express reports a great battle at Vicksburg with heavy losses on both sides and no decisive result. The gunboat Indianola has been captured by rebel forces.
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Monitor
Petersburg
Vicksburg
Indianola
Richmond Examiner War Summary Scrutinized Provisions
March 29 Richmond Examiner reports Jefferson Davis declares a fasting day. Gen Rosecrans advances toward Middleboro. Rebel authorities curb shipments to south. Mobile and Ohio Railroad efforts to ease famine noted. Prices for enslaved people cited. hostage Edwin S. Dorsey linked to Maryland. Virginia Senate debates salt, food, and troop transfers. Floyd thanked. no major battle news.
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Army OF the Potomac
Marcy
Richmond Examiner
Jeff. Davis
South
Gen. Rosecrans
Middleborough
Murfreesboro
Shelbyville
Raleigh
N.C
Mobile Register
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Edwins. Dorsey
Dorsey
Maryland
United States
Congress
Senate
Wigfall
Kentucky
Missouri
Virginia Senate
House of Delegates
Floyd
the Examiner
Mass Forty-Second Brigades Letter From Galveston Battle
A letter dated January 24 from Lieut Alfred Proctor, prisoner at Houston, describes the Galveston fight as severe but the 42d Mass regiments men held firm. Only one soldier killed, twenty wounded. captives marching toward Vicksburg for parole. Officers to have side arms returned, prized keepsakes from friends.
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New York
Mancy
New Orleans
Quartermaster Proctor
Mass
Alfred Proctor
Houston
Texas
Galveston
Frank L. Nott
Lieut. Cowdin
Go D
Vicksburg
Treasure laden vessels reach San Francisco amid dull trade
From California reports arrival of the Lookout and the Sierra Nevada with treasure recovered from the Golden Gate wreck. The Golden Age sails for Panama with large sums for England and New York. A Mazatlan Cosmopolitan dispatch notes 2200 troops sailing for the Republic’s southern region to oppose French forces.
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San Francisco
Lookout
New York
Sierra Nevada
Mazatlan
Golden Gate
Panama
England
Republic
Jamaiin
Gen. Vega
Col. Norton
Alert
Carib
Emigra
Conde Cadavera
Fort Monroe Orders Revoking Shipment Permits
From Fort Monroe a March 1 1863 order from Headquarters Department of Virginia grants revoked shipments to Norfolk effective March 1 with permits canceled after 60 days. Major Gen Dix commands. Clark and his comrades to be executed at Yorktown at noon. Detroit propeller arrives from New York with ton of cotton seed for Hampton plantation. Mr Cushing of Adams Express reports Gen Foster back at Newbern and quiet there since Friday.
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Monror
Mancy
Department OF Virginia
Army Corps
Norfolk
Dix
James Millwood
Clark
Yorktown
Detroit
New York
Hampton
Cushing
Adams’s Express Company
Newbern
N. C
Foster
Train Wreck After Rock Slide Near Perryville
An express train on the Pennsylvania Railroad derailed near Perryville after earth and rock slid onto the track. One man was killed. several injured including a Baltimore man with a broken leg and a St. Louis passenger. The engineer suffered leg injuries from scalding.
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Perryville
Pennsylvania Railroad
John A. Stearer
Greenburg
E. A. Pryor
Baltimore
D. C. Donahue
Greencastle
B. A. Hill
St. Louis
George Ballinger
Pittsburg
J. C. Kurtz
Bellefonte
S. B. M. Young
D. BE
Reestablished blockade reported at Charleston and Galveston
Havana advices state the official paper publishes the reestablishment of the blockade at Charleston and Galveston, communicated to the Government by the Spanish Minister in Washington. The gunboats Wachusett and Oneida arrived at Santiago on February 11. The Rhode Island.
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New York
Maxcy
Havana
Charleston
Galveston
Washington
Wachusett
Oneida
Santiago
Rhode Island
Rebel flotilla reports movement amid Caribbean ports
Advices from Caraccas say General Falcon was defeated and fled as Maracaibo remained blockaded. Santiago de Cuba was at Havana while the Sonoma stayed in port. Gas lighting apparatus arrived from New York for Caraccas. The rebel schooner Amalia reached Havana from St Marks with cotton.
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Santiago de Cuba
Havana
Sonoma
Caraccas
Falcon
Rebels Press Franklin Move Fails. Prisoners Captured
Report from Nashville dated March 23 describes Van Dorn forces 2000 strong advancing toward Franklin on two roads with artillery, then withdrawing after a brief maneuver. Two of Van Dorn's command were captured. Fortifications at Franklin appear secure. Union forces under General Mitchell capture guerrillas Felix Young and Wm. B. Scraggs, with others confined. Seventy Morgan troops arrive from the front, while 193 rebel prisoners depart for Louisville. A Union man, Waggoner, was murdered near Lebanon pike. his property burned. Local floodwaters rise with 30 feet of water on Nashville shoals and railroad tracks near Moscow submerged, halting trains.
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Nashville
Tenn
van Dorn
Franklin
Artilery
Spring Hill
Col. Opdyke
123D
Ohio
Mitchell
Felix Young
Wm. B. Scraggs
Sumner County
Morgan
14Th
Alabama
Louisville
Waggoner
Lebanon Pike
Edgefield
Memphis and
Charleston
Moscow
Democrats sweep multiple New York cities in March elections
In Lockport Oswego Troy Rochester and Utica Democrats won mayoral races by large margins. Lockport’s entire ticket and Oswego’s mayoral post were carried by Dems. Troy elected Mayor William M Van Alstyne by a strong majority. Rochester followed with a city ticket and eight aldermen favored by Democrats. Utica elected Charles S Wilson mayor by 606 votes.
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Lockport
N. Y
Marcu
Oswegco
Troy
Wm. M. van Alstyne
Common Council
Rochester
Utica
Charles S. Wilson
Leather duty rules and Vicksburg report update
The Internal Revenue Commission rules that leather tanned and removed before Sept 1 is not subject to duty when curried or finished. All leather in the tanned state bears one percent per pound duty if the specific tax was not paid. A recent Vicksburg engagement report is questioned as inaccurate. Representatives Odell Noell and Cox were absent due to illness.
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Nevada
Peru
Colorado
Internal Revenue
Wilson
New York
Doolittle
Maine
Massachusetts
Ashburton
Signal Corps
Minnesota
Wilkinson
Nebraska
House
Fenton
United States
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Missouri
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Congress
District of Columbia
Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Vicksburg
Odell
Noell
Cox
Rosecrans reports Morgan and Wharton forced at Bradyville
Washington dispatch dated March 3 relays Gen. Rosecrans account of Cols Paramour and Long breaking Morgan and Wharton at Bradyville. Stoke’s cavalry charged. 70 prisoners taken including 8 officers with tents saddles and 70 horses. One man killed one captain and seven wounded. Basil Duke’s papers captured. Major Murphy praised.
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Murfreesboro
Tenn
Halleck
Stanley
Bradyville
Morgan
Wharton
Paramour
Long
Stoke
Basil Duke
Murphy
W.S. Rosecrans
Mass Meeting in Columbus Oklahoma March 3
The Union mass meeting drew a large crowd despite bad weather. Gov Johnson was escorted to the Capitol with a 100 gun salute, and the House hall and Senate Chamber were crowded for speeches by L B Campbell Saml Galloway and Gov Johnson. Night addresses were planned by Gov Wright and others.
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Columbus
Ouro
Union
Mass meeting denounces Harding Waite and Drake in Utah
Governor Harding Associate Justices Waite and Drake are denounced as enemies to the Territory and the General Government at a mass meeting in Salt Lake City. A petition to the President for their removal is circulating.
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Salt Lake City
Marcus
Harding
Waite
Drake
Territory
New York Stocks and Money Market March 3
Second Board stocks firmer led by Chicago and Rock Island 923 and Cleveland and Toledo 948. Railroads, scrip, and bonds quoted with varied gains. commodities and currencies show copper, coffee, sugar, and flour prices with little change overall. Cotton sales reported at 88.0 for middling, grains mixed, beef and pork steady to down slightly.
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NEW York Stock and Money Market
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Lilinois Central Railroad
Michigan Southern Railroad
Michigan Central Railroad
Canton Co
Cory Improvement Co
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
New York Central Railroad
North Carolina
Erie Railroad
Hudson Railroad
Cumberland
U. S
U.S
U.S. Treasury
Tennessee
Missouri
California
New York
Fiour
Hoop
Ohio
Canada
India
New Orleans
Porto Rico
Havana
Liverpool
Historical Finance Ledger Fragment with Bonds and Banks
Fragmentary OCR of a historical finance page listing bonds and notes from various banks and companies. Mentions Utica Ogdensburg Rutland Webster Bank Howard Bank Bates Mfg Co Dwight Mfg Co Water Power Co and railroads including Middlesex RR Port S& Ports VT & Canada RR Western KR Fitchburg RR S Shore Railroad Old Colony KR Falls Min’ Bee and Central Min’ing Co. Includes amounts like 1000 US coupon 3600 notes 2000 Rutland and 500 Waverley Law with numerous small figures and dates span multiple issuers.
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Ogdensburg
Rutland
Webster Bank
Howard Bank
Bates Mfg Co
Dwight MfCo
Ib Water Power Co Shererses Eeeeeene
Do Ste
Énes.do
Cary Im HO
Waverley Law
Phil. W. Dess
S& Ports
Vt & Canada RR
Vt & Mass RR
IO Eicczis
PAN Ices
Central Min’g Co
Franklin Min’g
Uus
Crete
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Col. Osborn
Tremont Temple
Henry Giles
New York Tribune
Transcript
Walter Anonym
Olid Freedom
Satan
Rice
N. Y. Central Railroad
Crews & Dove
J. P. Atkinson & Co
James H. Premier
Brooklyn
L. I
Ward Eleven
Ward
Dover Street
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Max Maretzek
Ué de
Prentice
Lincoln
Monsieur Mercier
Laura Keene
Broadway
13Th Street
Philadelphia
Chase
Treasury
Joe
N. Y. Tribune
Michigan
Seward
Charles Sumner
Winterhalter
Empress Eugenie
Biarritz
Fourth Street
N. Y. Post
Charleston Mercury
Louisville Journal
Mercury
Fort Sumter
Jacob Bell
McClellan
War Committee
M. Mouls
P.&f
Telegraphic News
THE
Boston Post
American Telegraph Lines—Office
State Street
Boston
Saulsbury
Powell
Cowan
New England
Mr Powell
Mr Rice
Mr Grimes
Grimes
Crittenden
Bayard
Iowa
Committee of Conference
Pomeroy
Trumbull
Delaware
Willey
Fessenden
Finance Committee
Uriah Levy
Wm. M. Evarts
Erastus Corning
Lewis B. Woodruff
Fortress Monroe
Sumner
Yeas
Messrs
Anthony
Arnold
Chandler
Collamer
Davis
Dixon
Col
Gilbert
Frankfort
National Academy of Sciences
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Custom House
Secretary of the Navy
Robert Hands
Levy
Idaho
Messrs Grafton
Hawkins
Judiciary Committee
Academy of Science
Idahoe
Pendleton
Speaker Grow
White
Kerrigan
Mr Blake
Stevens
Crisfield
van Wyck
Select Committee
Southern News
Aww
York
Fort Monroe
Washington News
Rosecrans
Anm Tr
al Anny
Ort
Utah
Ship News
Mark Rapid
Vera Cruz
Krigs Torrent
Cuba
Lilly Dale
St Ja
Cyprus
Compenany
George Washington
Leghorn
JL. M Merritt
Sagua
Annie
J. Lovejoy & Co
Summer Street
Morton
Maiden Lane
Aps
H. A. Hart & Co
Milk Street
Congress Street
Webster’s Army and Navy Pocket Dictionary
U. S. Army
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Mason Brothers
Mason & Hamlin
Washington Street
Wf&s
Finance and Business
U. S. Treasury
Lowell
Providence
Cheshire
Concord
Fitchburg
Metropolitan
Old Colony
Wilmington
Vermont
South Shore
Albany
Acton
Bohemian
Central
Copper Falls
Hancock
Huron
Isle Royale
Minesota
Mesnard
National
Petherick
Pewabic
Phenix
Pontiac
Toltec
Cary
Waverly
Iprov T Co
Wee Eer
Bailrosil & Balt
Tae
Eer
Seegisesesnecen
Renindin'g
Crese
Quincy Ming
Rockland
Davinen
Ming Ca
Columbian Ning Co
Chaudiere
Manhattan Min'g Co
Dana Mining Colt
Superior Ming Co
Toltee Mining Co
Acion Mining Co
Peltee
Psle
Alb &H -Do
Dee
DR Brewster
Winter Street
N. B
President Hill
Harvard College
Germania Band
Quincy
Everett
Sparks
Walker
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Suffolk
Middlesex
House of Representatives
Commonwealth
Cambridge
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Luther
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Harvard Musical Association
Peabody
Edward G. Stetson
Lassee
Gov. Andrew
Hill
J. K. Paine
Antigone of
Sophocles
Mendelssohn
Gore Hal
Holworthy
Joseph P. Gardner
Kenry Saltonstall
Martin Grimmer
Augustus I. Perkins
S. Lothrop Thorndike
Arthur T. Lyman
Edward W. Codman
George Dexter
Most Henry
Edward I. Browne
Edward P. Jerries
Francis Bartlett
Hollis Hunnewell
Geo. Bary Blake
Ure
Frederic W. Bradlee
Arthur Amory
Ieary P. Quincy
Whitney
Chief Marshal
Thomas Hill
D.D
Council Chamber
Officiis
Nath'l B. Shurtleff
Tioston
Thomas Hitt
D. D
Nath
Silsbee
J.C. Mott
M. D
Europe
Court Street
Iss
Edward A. Wilson
Williamsburgh
Kings County
Uonabie
Boston Post Office
W. P. Winchester
F. J. Tinkham & CO
Commercial Street
Dr. Sweet
Drae Sweet
ep&Stry
Holloway
Iseop Febll
Josiah L. Fairbanks
Washington St
Warren
SeHoor Sr
Comey’s Wharf
E. N. Chaddock
WASHING_TON STREET
T. H. Leavitt
Chicago
J. Mason Parker
Suffolk Savings Bank
A. B. Warren
All Merchants’ Exchange
Beacon
Newbury
Marlborough Streets
Commonwealth Avenue
R. M. Pratt
Union Building
Islind
G. Foster Williams
Exchange Place
Peleg Spracre
Moses Williams
Jeffrey Richardson
A. D. Hopéss, James P. Thorndiee, Esqis
Ism&wil
Eastern Townships Estate Agency
Rawson & de Chair
Lennoxville
Eastern Canada
Ris
Ismw&rim&sist
Sorville
S.A. Walker
W&s
Bath Street
James Vila & Co
Federal St
Charles and
Cambridge Streets
Charles
Cambridge Street
Charles River
J. Randolph Coolidge
Niles Block
Lenox
Fisher Ames
Court St
Broad Street
L. Parks
West Street
Fm&wintai
Congress Gress Street
James T. E
Congress St
Srick
Chestnut Fie Street
Chestnut Street
John Jeffries, Jr
City Exchange
Beacon Street
Bedford Street
Dr. Robbins
Johnee Jr
Water Street
John Jeffries,jr
Federal Street
Back Bay
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Clarendon
Dedhams Streets
Union Park
Tremont Streets
James J. Eldridge
St Charles
SC Street
Joshua Seward
Doane Street
Manchester
Aia Print Works
Charles Amory, Jr
Calvin M. Thompson & CO
Old State House
Tr Jo Jror
Pnhe
Samuel Hall
Samuel Mae i
East Foston
Little, Brown & Co
Tucker
Brazer
Gilman
India Street
C. B. Darling
Long Wharf
Hanover Street
Henry F. Sfurr
Vias Yard
WM. P. Lee
Boston Brian Building
North Market Street
D.bh. Sparhawheh
State OF
Suffolk Bank Boston
John Ee Age
IITY
Soipiers
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Old Franklin School
Ward Committee
Joseph F. Paul
K. Gay
NDER
Hfewins & Fiollis
Eennington Street
Bromfield Street
Furnishing Goods, &Co
GEO. W. Simmons & CO
Oak Hall
North Street
General Statutes of
William White
Mth
Burlington, Vt
WM. G. Shaw
New Colony
Japan
Peters, Chase & CO
Broncanesti Millick Streets
TuThéesti
Seimes & Farley
Bosston
Cammovaes
Nankhine
Silk
Washburn, Welch & Carr
Franklin St
B. HM. Thayer & Company
Dintincuam & Thayer
Bb. H. Thayer
L. Hollingsworts
Osly
Fis
St. John, N. B
George TH. Rogers
G. W. Blatterman &Co
Maysville, KY
Lewis & Durfee
Canal Street
Imw&sim
Furnituree
China
Szekiah
Franklin Sf
Richardsson
J. N. Richardson, Sons & Owden
Belfast
Ireland
WM. Beals, Jr
Asti
Pearl St
Aat
Chambers
Pearl
Seersuckers
S. BE. Pearce & CO
Franklin Street
S. H. Pearce & CO
Calcutta
Drake’s Plantation
St. Croix
Calisaya
P.H. Drake & Co
J. M. & P. Richards
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