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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1862

Page

2

Williams and Orvis sewing machine ad in Washington street

An early American sales notice touts the Goop Family Irwine machine by Williams & Orvis at 323 Washington Street. It emphasizes simplicity, low repairs, and durability, with pricing from $25 upward. The item is described as reliable with years of market presence and multiple satisfied users.

Goop Williams & Orvis Washington Street Clover London Bourcicault Lumley Metropolis John Brougham Fulham Dickens George Jordanj Princess Bordeaux New York Brussels Alex. S. Stewart & Co Higgins Rolls State Mills New England Carpet Co Hanover St American House Grhiffings M. Whittemore & Coss John M. Whittemore & CO. Mn Hathaway Gale John M Iittemore & CO Richardson J.N Richardson, Sons & Owden Son Arma Tiomicsteeet Newark Don Schagast Winthrop Square Klin Street Franklin Street Dean Mice

Bill for the Purchase of Coin in 1860s US Treasury Law

The bill, reported by the Ways and Means Committee, allows the Treasury to buy coin using bonds or notes and issue indebtedness certificates. It authorizes receivability of demand notes as legal tender for checks, audited accounts, and funding the floating debt. It aligns with acts from 1861 and 1862 and the recent approval on the 28th of last month.

Washington Marcu Congress Senate House of Representatives United States Treasury House Burlinton Massachusetts Aldrich Minnesota Conference Committee Blair Missouri Dunn Indiana Stevens Pennsylvania Perry Davis Kelley Cummings Biddle Committee On Ways and Means Secretary of the Treasury

Smithfield Occupied as Union Forces Advance

CHARLESTOWN VA MARCH 61H 8 PM Union troops under Gen Banks seize property seven miles southwest of town Major S H D Crane of the Third Wisconsin is in charge of seizures for army supplies—including 570 barrels of flour and 200 bushels of wheat labeled Confederate States as loyalty shifts curb depredations and restore normal commerce. sentiment toward Union presence grows warmer as storehouses fill with confiscated produce and manufactures.

Charlestown Smithfield Banks H. D. Crane Wisconsin Regiment

Special dispatches from Washington on cotton tax and naval actions

Special dispatches report a cotton tax inserted in the tax bill and a Senate Finance Committee move to strike out 15 million dollars of gunboat funding. The gunboat Itasca captured the schooner Lizzie Weston with 290 bales of cotton en route from Apalachicola to Havana. Reports from Cairo and Columbus note Rebel cavalry driving in Federal pickets and heavy cannonading toward Madrid with about 40,000 rebel troops and eight wooden gunboats at Columbus. The Cambridge sank near Grand Glaize. Nashville machinery moved before evacuation to Chattanooga. Southerners urge Jeff Davis to take the field amid Memphis' debate over burning the town.

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