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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1864

Page

1

Tobacco and potash sale notices by local firms

AVY TOBACCO ten boxes and navy full tobacco offered for sale by Rice & Davis. Potash in English and French forms totaling 200 pounds available from John Wilson, Jr. & Co., 18 Washington Street.

Estern Denny, Rice & CO Raklin Street Rice & Davis, E John Wilson Jaz., & CO Washington Street

Military and political tides shape Union hope and policy

The article surveys generals Sherman Meade and Grant, calls for military focus, discusses pressing Union strategy across Mississippi to Georgia, critiques Radical Republicans, and weighs debt, taxation, and rhetoric around the war. It notes Voltaire remains and a Paris inquiry into his remains. It also covers literary notices and public discourse on governance.

Army of the Potomac Grent Sherman Department of the Mississippi Cincinnati Commercial Meade W. F. Smith Grant Mississippi Tennessee Cumberland Chattanooga East Tennessee Cincinnati Southern Confederacy Cleveland Dalton The Georgia Johnston Selma Longstreet Polk Huw Richmond McClellan Tribune Gen. Scott

Boston Market Review For Week Ending March 23

Market report lists steady sales across commodities from candles to cotton and coffee. Notable items include English coal at 15 17 per ton cash, Picton and Sydney steady at 8 850 per ton, and indigo firm with Bengal cases solid at quoted rates in New York.

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Massachusetts Bills Passions and Proposed Raises Spark Debate

In the State Senate bills are introduced to aid invalid soldiers on Rainsford Island and to incorporate the Massachusetts Powder Works in Concord Acton and Sudbury with 100000 capital, while Foxboro branch railroad capital increases by 100000. The House discusses flour inspectors and grants use of Representatives' Hall for Blind Asylum pupils exhibit Friday. A street railways bill faces delay and a party line political note argues Emancipation and Lincoln Fremont policies threaten higher taxation.

State Senate Massachusetts Rainsford Island Concord Acton Sudbury Foxboro Representatives

The Real Union Party and Northern War Strategy

The Real Union Party distrusts the Republican party while fearing the Democratic party as its staunchest opponent. It argues the war’s continuation relies on Conservative Democratic generals and warns that a strong Union party in Ohio could alarm the South. The piece also notes French journalist Emile de Girardin’s proposed European hat jury for governing Europe by chance and points to German influence as a likely outcome.

Secretary of the Treasury National Executive Chase Committee Kansas Ohio Pomeroy Chase Democratic Party The Register Thaddeus Stevens Charles Sumner Union Richmond Sewards Sumners South North Republican Party Southern Wice Mobile Register Judge Forsyth Greeley Paris Pays M. Emile de Girardin Europe M. de Girardin Paus Germany

N Y Post Urges Delay of Republican Convention

The N Y Post asks postponement of the Republican National Convention until September to allow recruiting time. Simeon Draper set a February 22 nomination date, but his call for spirits went unanswered, while miscegenationists seek a fair wing in an equinoctial gale, risking damage to the Radical craft.

N. Y Simeon Draper Lincoln

Great New England sale by Brown Brothers at Brookline and Pepperell

The notice advertises a large sale of real estate and goods in Brookline New Hampshire and Pepperell Massachusetts. It promotes valuable land stores hotels farms and personal property for investment or personal use and urges readers to visit No State street to learn details of the sale.

Boston New York Flint & Hall Wau Kendall & Davis Roiler Makers Cambridgeport Mass Rail Railroad Clapp & Clapp & Bro State Street Randolp Mills An & Bro Brookline N. H Pepperell New England Messrs Brown Brothers

Extravagant displays in New York parade

A New York Post sketch laments luxury such as a marble stable behind a lot and a private theatre, costly carriages, Parisian children's dresses, and torn-down mansions for bigger homes. It argues extravagance wastes wealth in wartime and urges investments in public good like affordable housing for workers and benefitting the country.

N. Y Paris New York

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