Quarrels in Europe and Global Notes From 1864 Dispatches
Recounts varied items from March 1864 including GermanDutch tensions, a bald eagle shot near Augusta Maine, Mr. Chase’s circle planning political pressure on the President, pickpocket activity on the New York Central, a libel damages ruling in Cincinnati, and Santa Anna at Vera Cruz. Also notes Princeton pranks, anti moth hassock ads, Union wounded and burial details from Gettysburg, and shipping/Atlantic telegraph updates with European war affairs and British parliamentary discussions.
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Europe
Augusta
Chase
New York Central
Cincinnati
Santa Anna
Vera Cruz
Tom Corwin
Gold bill moves toward signature as Senate backs House changes
Washington reports the gold bill gains Senate approval after House amendments, awaiting the President's signature. The dispatch also notes Sherman’s successful Meridian to Jackson march with heavy railroad and rail facilities destruction, and 8000 plus contrabands and refugees joining Union forces.
California Dispatch Reports Shifting Trade and Political News
From San Francisco March 15 scale of operations shows alcohol and spirits unsettled, goods moving to Oregon mines via rapid transport. Telegraph reports crowded Cascades steamers to Portland with passengers and freight. County conventions in Oregon consider delegates to the State Convention and reelect Lincoln policy. A Wm Balfield murder on Puget Sound is noted. Rain showers and thunder across the state with heavy rains needed to revive crops.
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San Francisco
Timole Acteiviny
Oregon
Boyes
Portland
Cascades
Abraham Lincoln
Wm. Balfield
Puget Sound
Vancouver’s
Advices From Vicksburg On Eager Preparations For Expedition
From Vicksburg dated March 10 the troops are on the quivive awaiting marching orders. A battle occurred at Yazoo City where negro troops and rebels clashed. rebels held part of the city until gunboats arrived and drove them off. Veatch arrived today en route to Huntsville. Dodge's Department. Over 5000 bales of cotton arrived by wagon.
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Vienna
Venetia
Austria
Turin
Queenstown
Frederica
Jutland
Maximilian
Paris
Mexico
Liverroor
Evenin
Denmark
Manteroffel
Federal Diet
Bank of Russia
Washington
Maroh
Calais
Telegraph Instrument
W. T. Sherman
Vicksburg
Cairo
Grant
Halleck
Canton
Jackson
Pearl
Brandon
Morton
Meridian
Polk
Quitman
Cuba Station
Lauderdale Springs
W. Smith
Memphis
Butterfield
Sherman
Smith
Yazoo River
Nashville
Tenn
U. S. Grant
Decatur
Dodge
Courtland
Moulton
Menphis
Quivive
Yazoo City
Suh
Bam
Bey
Veatch
Huntsville
Ala
Mixed wartime dispatches from New York and Ohio
New York reports a charter for a steamer by Italian Duarte to seek an Italian frigate while a Russian admiral plans to send a steamer. a British corvette is also noted. Generals announce cavalry leadership in Newbern and a New York city draft quota of 7300 men. In Ohio, Sergeant Daniel Monroe of the 62d Ohio is shot by a man named Saunders amid local turmoil and Lynch law rumors.
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New York
Marc
Duarte
L. H. Mix
New York Cavalry
Geneck
Newbern
New York City
Congress Debates Military Affairs and Gold Legislation 1864
In Washington on March 16 1864 debates focus on veteran affairs convict transport and naval promotions. The Senate passes consular funds and gold sale amendments while the House considers a bill to drop unemployed generals and a defense of civil service procedures.
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Washington
Buckalew
Pensylvania
Morrill
Howard
Johnson
Judiciary
Committee On Finance
Hale
Committee of Naval Affairs
Volunteer Navy
Regular Navy
Foster
United States
Committee On the Judiciary
Secretary of the Interior
U. S
District of Columbia
Invalid Corps
Army
Committee On
Wilson
Committee On Military Affairs
Senate
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Sumner
Saulsbury
Hovss
Farnsworth
Ilinois
United States Artillery
Cox
Ohio
Washburne
Illinois
National Banks
House
Higby
California
Kelly
Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Treasury
Hubbard
Stevens
Garfield
Congress
McClellan
Lee
Gen. Lee
War Department
Maryland
Collision Hurtles Salvor and Danish Bark Corinthian
The steamer Salvor bound for Washington and Georgetown collided with the Danish bark Corinthian about 20 miles off Cape Henry. The bark sank quickly. 7 aboard rescued, 4 unaccounted including a steward, 3 seamen and a boy. Salvor sustained minor damage and injuries.
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Washington
Manch
Salvor
Robinson
New York
Georgetown
Corinthian
Outwell
Capone
Colorado Spring Emigration Gains and Indian Tensions
Denver notes the spring emigration underway with full trains and coaches from the States. New capital and machinery promise gold savings. mining and agriculture attract settlers. Governor Evans reports an Indian fight near the Arkansas with Utes victorious, while Sioux threats loom as military authorities prepare precautionary measures.
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Denver City
Mumbo
Colorado
Evans
Arkansas
Confederate Army Movements and Hood’s Command Change
A Chattanooga despatch reports Johnson’s forces have advanced from Dalton with possible belligerent aims. Hood conducted a general army review at Dalton on Thursday and takes command of Hindman’s corps.
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New York
Chattanooga
Johnson
Dalton
Hood
Hindman
New York Stock and More Railroads on Second Board
On the Second Board stocks show better sentiment with Chicago and Rock Island, Galena and Chicago Union, Erie and Harlem railroads trading higher. Bond and mining issues such as Quicksilver and Cumberland also advance while western and southern grain trade remains steady. commodities like wheat and corn show varied movement amid market dullness.
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NEW York Stock and More Ree First Board
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
Noig Central Railroad
Seriroad
Ny MA
Hil
Michigan Southern Rail
New York Centr
Reading Railroad
Kndson Rivercentroad
Missouri
Railroad
Cle Erie Railroad
Galena and Chiveland and Er Railroad
I Cago Toledo Railroad
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Michigan Cent. Railroad
Galena and Chicago Quincy Railroad
Cleveland and Os Railroad
Chicago, Bu Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Ilington and Railroad
Alton and Terre Haute Railroad
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien
Michigan
Illinois Central Railroad Southern Railroad
Michigan Central Railroad
Hudson River Railroad
Erie Railroad
Harlem Railroad
New York Central Railroad
Pacific Mail Reisen P Company
Quicksilver Mining Company
Cumberland Company
Company
Lawton
New York
Western
Ohio
Southern
Canada
Milwaukee
Amber
Kentucky
Stern
Westex
Pennsylvania
Ignie
Stocks and Money Market Update Including New St. Clair Copper Plans
The report notes steady money markets with five to six percent activity, banks expanding loans, and brisk wholesale and retail trade. Shares show animated activity in railways and mining with Western Railroad and Maine among leaders. Eagle River Copper stock jumps after a new vein discovery prompting a planned three-way split forming the St. Clair Copper Company with issued stock allocations.
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Mancy
London
Board of Brokers
Western Railroad
Worcester
Maine
Cambridge
Old Colony
Eastern
Copper Falls
Isle Royale
Huron
Franklin
Pewabic
National
Phenix
Quincy
Pittsburg
Logan
Minesota
Bay State
Eagle River Copper Company
St. Clair Copper Company
St. Clair
Eagle River
Ming Co. Shares Trade In Distorted Ledger Fragment
An OCR fragment lists various entity fragments including Ming Co and Atlas Min, with scattered numbers and place names. The legible items hint at a financial ledger or stock table entry but lack coherent context or full sentences. The result is a partial snapshot of corporate names and figures, not a complete report.
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Springfield Republican
Lexington
Standard
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England
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Democrat
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Martford
Princeton College
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Dr Bellows
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Sanitary Commission
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America
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Persian Gulf
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Bruce & Co
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Boston & Maine
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Logan Min’g Co
Chelsea
Py Cheshire
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Acton Mining Co
Bay State M’ G Co
Black River Mg Co
Columbian Mag Co
Eagle K Min’ & Co
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Nyu
Sutton
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American Gold
Bedford Mining Co
Oxford Plumbago Co
Public Board
loooDunha Ming Co
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M & Lawrence RE
Metropolitan RR
VI & Canada RR
North Bank
Maverick Bank
Atlantic Mills
Dwight MfCo
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Rutland
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DR. H. Anders & CO
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GEO. C. Goodwin & CO
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Cristadoro
Astor House
Weeks & Potter, A
Helmbold
George C. Goodwin & CO
Erie Dee
Een Sweet
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Hubbel
GEO. C. Hubbel & CO
Hudson
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American Express
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New Enland States
Boston P. O
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Beacon Street
Brookline
Mather
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Sale Winsor & Sox
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Stadel Military
Republic of Switzerland
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Paver
Charleston
CIA
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Scott
United States Service
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Navy
Deront
Henry W. Loxcretion
New York Times
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Ce. B. Richiardson
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K. Heyer VII
Alees
Jas. G. Gregory
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Regalia
Military Tailors
A. W. Pollard & CO
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Stu
Leopold Morse
Dock Square
Thwing & Collins
Bos
Collins
Stu&thin
Crosby & Morse
Epm&studthtf
L. D. Boise & CO
Cassimeres
TaThéSim
GEO. W. Simmons & CO
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Sirlpy
Elliot & White’s Printsellers
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United States Army
Henry Coppee
University of Pennsylvania
Dundiness
Wheeler & Wilson’s
J. E. Root
TuTha&Str
J. Belbe & CO
Winthrop Square
Mane
EF. Wright & Co
Devonshire Street
Tartan Balmorals
N. B. Falconer & Co., Importers and Commission Merchants
Church Street
Hossery
A. & AL Lawrence
Jackson Co
Indian Head
Boott Cotton Mills
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Laconia Company
Lowell
Super
York Manuf'g Co
Everett Mills
J. W. Beals
Clothiers
W. Beals
Mhr
Devonshire St
J. W. Bears
Scotch Goods
Devvonshire St. Bindings
J. Ww. Beals
Ang
J.C. Burrage
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Federal
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E. C. Wilson, A. Hamilton
W. Wilson
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W. H. Ricwarpsoy, P. Gorpor
Holbrook & CI
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Collegiate School
Franklin Square
E. R. Humphreys, LL. D
Dr Wells
St. Stephen's
G. S. Hillard
Humphreys
Walker
Harvard College
H. Prichard
Corpus Christi College
Oxford
T. F. Henney
Pembroke College
Humphreae
Lord John
Earl) Russell
Visitea
Gottschalk
Mercer Street
Simes & Farley
ROG State Street
Central Street
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Loring B. Barnes
India Street
Lowell Institute
Henry Barnard
B. E. Cotting
Mbié
Windsor
E. Davis & Co
Main Street
Cambridgeport
CTX
Ric
South
East
Oston
Dollaar
F. McCleary
Gare
Pond
Africa
J. Lovejoy & CO
Trinity Church
Axminsters
Royal Wiltons
Velvets
Brussels
Gok
Boston Rituminized Pipe Company
Shelton & CO
Central Wharf
Canton Street
Contr L. L. Howland
Sorin
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