Flood damages reach five million at Oil Creek
Reports say the flood at Oil Creek destroyed property valued at five million dollars. In Essex about forty women have adopted the bloomer costume. Virginia Whiting Lorini has life insurance for her children. A 125 barrel well strike is reported in Venango County. May flowers appear in Plymouth woods. A Cape Cod grove rumor links a muslin stalk and blackberry bush. Richmond editors debate the food question with seriousness. A guerilla named White Cottom was killed in Alabama. Handkerchiefs with colored centers are arriving. Barnum seeks a Connecticut Legislature seat. A Sedgwick grave monument to cost over ten thousand dollars. Milk sales on Sundays face legislative opposition from calves’ needs.
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Washington dispatch reports Grant and Sherman had a lengthy interview. North Carolina sources say Johnston and Lee may join Sherman in a future peace plan, with Raleigh poised for surrender and slavery likely to be abolished by the new legislature. Sherman’s army rests at Goldsboro and eyes Richmond, while both sides consider a foreign war under one flag.
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Fortress Monroe reports Port and Trade Wind bringing 200 refugees from Wilmington. News from North Carolina is favorable though movements remain contraband. Union forces occupy Goldsboro firmly with strength and optimism. Major General Sherman met President Lincoln and generals at City Point before returning to the army.
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Advices from the East push currency to 65 to 62 amid the sale of 730 bonds held by the sub-Treasurer with 400000 already taken. Gold remains scarce as the mint closes for melter and refiner settlements. Silver floods market, mainly bound for China, while steamer Moses Taylor from San Juan del Sur delays passengers due to low water. Negotiations with Costa Rica seek navigation rights on the Colorado River, noted for year-round suitability and harbor at the mouth.
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Raiders as Belligerents Refused Surrender by Treaty
Montreal dispatch reports Judge Smith ruling the treaty not binding as the United States denied Confederate belligerency. Gen Dix's order to shoot deemed raiders belligerents, not robbers. Raiders remanded to Saturday on a second assault with intent to murder charge, all held on neutrality violations.
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Rebel retreat at Mobile eyed by Wilson cavalry
Reports from Chickasaw up to the 21st inst say a 10 000 strong cavalry force under Gen Wilson is marching south to block the rebel retreat at Mobile. Philadelphia news notes Jay Cooke loan subscriptions and Newark contributions. Gold prices move in New York at Gallagher’s exchange.
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