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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1865

Page

2

Paris Penny Paper To Be Edited By Women

A penny paper edited by women has been started in Paris. The brief note highlights rising social shifts and new editorial voices in press culture across Europe.

Paris

One Hundred Thousand Dollar Reward Offer Stated

President Andrew Johnson announces rewards for the arrest of Jefferson Davis and others tied to Lincoln’s murder and Seward’s attempted assassination. Rewards include twenty five thousand for Davis, ten thousand for Wm. C. Cleary, Geo. N. Sanders, and Beverly Tucker, with details to be published by the Provost Marshal General.

Bureau of Military Justice Abraham Lincoln Wm. H. Seward Jefferson Davis Richmond Jacob Thompson Clement C. Clay Beverly Tucker Geo. N. Sanders W. C. Cleary United States Canada Andrew Johnson Wasitiacton Aiken South Carolina Lamar Georgia Gen. Gilmore Navy Yard Pierrepont Virginia Johnson Pennsylvania Simon Cameron Carl Schurz Wm. C. Cleary Clement C. Cray Washington United States of America

Ninth National Bank orders 1.7 million Seven Thirties

The Ninth National Bank of New York today ordered for its customers 1,700,000 of Seven Thirties through Jay Cooke. Gold closed at Gallagher's Exchange at 141. Fortress Mowner reports and other items note steamers to Richmond to be discontinued. Chief Justice Chase arrived. Metropolitan Fire Commissioners sworn in New York City. Rumors of invasion in Southeast Missouri denied. Indefinite armistice claimed by some, likely unfounded.

New York City St. Louis Jeff. Thompson Missouri One Herald Department of Ississippi Dana Kirby Smith

Mosby leaves his men at Salem and disbands forces

The Richmond Whig reports Mosby took leave of his men at Salem Fauquier and disbanded them, directing them to return to Texas, saying accompanying him could risk their necks, then rode off with a few companions. A Richmond steamer loaded tobacco for Baltimore. Rebel Treasury notes quoted at 345 per 1000 as souvenirs. Burglaries reported in Richmond.

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