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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1862

Page

2

Twee Secesh Show Their Spite

From the New Orleans Bee April 28 advertisements show Queyrouze & Bros and G Pascal continue to take Confederate notes for produce and debts, praising the practice. The New Orleans Picayune reports some dealers refuse Confederate money for provisions, causing distress to the poor reliant on it.

The New Orleans Bee Queyrnoute& Bros Apri G. Pascal Ing - A Norte Queyrouze New Orleans Picayune Boggs Farragut New Orleans

Editorial Dispatch From Yorktown to Williamsburgh

The writer describes the Yorktown to Williamsburgh route as a mud soaked nightmare hindering supply trains for 100000 troops. They conclude the Confederates have fallen back past Chickahominy River and that McClellan's strategy could not be stopped, with Yorktown’s fortifications praised as immense and decisive in the retreat.

New Orleans Lovell Hartford Com. Farragut Brooklyn Richmond Biig Little Jackson Fourth District Bailey Farragut Jeff Davis N Oa United States Custom House Mint Cit United States Naval Pepe Capt. Bailey Gen. Lovell Army of the Confederate States Npt General Lovell Genell Col. Lovell Major James Jeff Davis Ah A Dern Ie N. Y Yorktown Chickahominy York Riverside James River Ivy Department Virginia McClellan Williamsburgh Norfolk

Arrival of McClellan Sparks Williamsburg Victory Memoir

In Williamsburg crowds cheer the Commander in Chief as Union forces gain momentum at the first battle of Major General George B. McClellan. Reports note his presence steadies troops and coordinates a rightward movement that culminates in a Union victory near Yorktown.

Williamsburg Corres N. Y Yorktown Virginia Sweitzer Colburn Hudson Astor Count of Paris Duc de Chartres Prince de Joinville Hancock Keyes Smith Negley Massachusetts Tenth McClellan Whittaker House George B. McClellan St. Louis Republican Scott Congress West Col. Green Wise Legion Burnside Kurtz Massachusetts New York

Great sale of real estate in North Bridge water leads top items

The notice announces a major Thursday sale of extensive real estate in North Bridge water directed by Mr 8 S. A. Walker with full arrangements to aid purchasers and ensure convenience. Other items include business moves, local remarks, and war-era notes.

North Bridgewater S. A. Walker Paris London Morning Herald America Lord Palmerston The Daily News London Times Gladstone Manchester Alt England New York Pittsburg Hull Nassau Queenstown Madrid Victor Emmanuel Naples Garibaldi Genoa Austria London Rothschilds Washington Senate Latham Chamber of Commerce San Francisco Doolittle Davis Congress Wilson Sumner Eee House Wickliffe United States Bingham Lovejoy Cox Ohio Chicago Shellabarger Minisdr C. H. Atwood Central Street France Chielson Blackstone Street Boston Mansfield Mass Gardner Chilson

Fire at Broad and Milk streets destroys multiple stores

A fire last night around eleven consumed Daniel Webster Jr. at 65 Broad with rapid flames spreading to French Wells & Co. at 151-153 Milk. The blaze collapsed walls, injured adjoining shops, and drew a large crowd as firefighters battled the inferno for hours. Estimates place losses near 300000 dollars.

Easton the Post Eoston Stoughton North Easton North Bridgewater Easton Woods Daniel Webster, Jr Broad Street Nine, Paper, &c Crockery French, Wells & Co Milk Street Batterymarch Street Crockery Establishment Broad and Milk Streets French, Weiss & Co Broad A. H. Avery Eichberg & Eller Custom House Street E. F. Porter Henry J. Hunt & Co Waldron William Underwood & Co Webster’s Peters, Chase & Co

Despatch from Cairo on Corinth siege and Beauregard

A Cairo despatch reports the Confederate and Union forces near Corinth preparing for a major battle. Gen Lovell arrives with 30,000 troops while Beauregard strengthens entrenchments and siege guns. Skirmishes prove the conflict is intensifying and trees are felled to create abatements.

Curiaco Cairo Times Pittsburg Lovell Corinth Beauregard

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