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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1863

Page

2

Ward Seven and Eight Meeting on Harrison Avenue

Alderman John S. Tyler chaired the Ward Seven Eight gathering in the new Ward room on Harrison avenue with Thomas F. Richardson as Secretary. Speeches by Geo. S. Hale Rev A L Stone and others were delivered as a Rallying and Recruiting Committee was formed including Clement Willis David F McGilvray Charles J F Eastman John H Thorndike William M Flanders and several others.

Alderman Marsh Marsh Albert S. Pratt Patrick Collins Benjamin Fessenden Martin Griffin Abel B. Monroe John Drynan A. B. Hall M. VD. Collins S. P. Taylor W. A. Krenger Sumner Hall Hirem A. Stevens Stephen N. Stockwell Henry Pigeon Edward F. Porter D. D. Hartley Oliver Frost Nathaniel McKay Edward Brigham Wm. W. Elliott Elisha B. Perry Charles Sampson S.T. Cobb Austin Gove Frederick Pease H. B. Hill Thomas L. Manson Benj. Stinson Henry D. Gardner Samuel R. Field Albert Bowker A. A Duniels Geo. T. Sampson Alderman Stevens Albert Bowker, Esq Capt. Keefe 1St Mass. Cavalry Thomas Dolliver Edward Denio A. P. Richardson Edward Riley John D. Cadogan Richardson Wm. B. Spooner John Flynn John Glancey Samuel H. Ranall Geo. W. Torrey Samuel Talbot, Jr Timothy Twigg E. M. Putnam John T. McManus John A. Ryan W. J. Leonard John F. Flynn Patrick I. Grace P. H. Farren Jas. H. Maguire Thos. Bisbee Allen Riley M. J. Masterson James L. Hanson John Rhooney G. W. Perkins Ward Tremont Temple Siles Pierce Geo. B. Upton Granville Mears J. C. Tyler Wadsworth Geo. W. Messinger J. T. Brad- Jee James B. Dow Capt. J. Putnam J.C. Tyler Chas. Merriam Gardner Brewer Edward C. Johnson Alanson Long John A. Nowell Dexter S. King E. F. Pratt Peter T. Brigham Eben D. Jordan Elias E. Davidson Lucius B. Marsh N. B. Shurtleff Jas. W. Brooks W. W. Greenough Josiah Quincy, Jr Robert C. Winthrop Thomas Russell Rollin H. Neale Commonwealth Scollay 2D Artillery Alderman Norcross Harvey Jewell Thos. Garfield Mr Norcross A. G. Stimson John F. Pray H. H. Coolidge Lucius Slade Thos. J. Gorgan Robert Buntin E. P. Norcross Lieut. Pierce Capt. Slade Preble Samuel Rea Thos Norcross Dr Lothrop John G. Palfrey Alpheus Hardy Henry B. Rogers John Gardner Joseph S. Fay Robert E. Apthorp B. G. Boardman Josiah M. Bardwell Jarvis D. Braman John S. Camrell Chas. H. Dalton John G. Davis George O. Hovey Chas. J. Higgins Ward 7 Chickering’s T.C. Amory, Jr Amory Lincoln Hion J. Savage Israel Whitney Patrick Donahoe Chas. Donnelly J. J. Flynn Savage Boston Wm. H. Gardner Edward Ryan Jacob Sleeper Artemas Stone Powell M. Parkman John Leahy E. A. M. Clark John A. Dodd Edward Dorgan Farnham Plummer Jos. S. Cary Geo. Hayward, Jr Cha Harrison Avenue John S. Tyler Thomas F. Richardson Tyler Geo. S. Hale Common Council A. L. Stone Thos. H. Russell Dr Stone Clement Willis David F. McGilvray Charles J. F. Eastman John H. Thorndike William M. Flanders David Asea I. Bartlett Patten John McCarty James A. O’connor Timothy R. Page Elijah Drew Otis Rich George W. Warren Eben Cutter Dennis S. Brickley George O. Brigham Elisha T. Wilson E. G. Tucker Windsor Hatch Andrew M. McPhail Ward 9 Warren Street Chapel F. H. Sprague C. R. Codman Frederick A. Wilkins J. D. K. Willis Col. Codman H. I. Bowditch Mr Steele N. A. Thompson Zachas W. F. Falls John C. Cluer J. M. Manning Dennis W. O’brien O. W. Peabody Newell Ward Ten Moses Clark H. W. Harrington Wightman Gen. Cowdin D. W. Wood George Russell Mr Safford Robert Cowdin Joseph M. Wightman W. F. A. Kelley Joseph Smith Joseph T. Bailey David Chamberlin Frank Emmons Cornelius Driscoll Charles B. Darling John Salmon Charles B. Cook Bradley N. Cummings Cyrus Hicks Nathaniel C. Nash Moses Kimball David Bryant Stephen L. Emery Daniel Madden Edwin W. Lyman M. A. Farran Williams Hall Paul Oliver Stevens William Pone Chas. B. Hall Charles O. Rogers Benjamin Smith Eben Howe Job A. Turner Charles G. Greene Charles H. Parker B. L. Allen Alden Spear Samuel Hall Wm. H. Baldwin William Eben Howes Benj. Smith Wm. Eaton Amos B. Merrill Charles S. Kendall W. H. Thomes Benj. L. Allen Wim. Fox Richardson Henry H. Hyde Josiah M. Jones Pliny Nickerson W. H. Baldwin Charles Emerson Frederick F. Thayer Geo. D. Wise Wm. B. Fowle, Jr Alden Speare Alexander H. Rice Linus Child Geo. A. Hepworth Josiah Dunham Frederick Nicke Baker Benjamin Dean Henry Southvenor Joseph W. Howard Owen Lappen Lewis C. Whiton Edwin Briggs Thomas Gogin James Chambers George W. Bail Stover Lord Alvan Simonds Isaac H. Roup Sumner Crosby Joshua Jenkins John Mahan Robert B. Cummings Albert J. Wright Messrs Dunham Ellis, Sloan

Teutonia Passes Cape Race. Global News In Briefs

Steamship Teutonia from Southampton passes Cape Race at 5 30 on Monday. Bank of England raises discount rate. Kearsage leaves Cork after commander refuses order. remains coaling while watching blockade runners. Reports from Bombay and other ports note ongoing naval, military actions and political changes across Europe and the Americas.

St. Johns N. F Teutonia Southampton Cape Race Bank of England Admiral Jones Kearsage Cork Harbor Cork Bombay Alabama Bay of Bengal Lemeanrer Bothynia Salkies Gallica Tuom Constantine Poland Berg Strockholm Denmark Manprip St. Domingo London Liverpool Portland

President appoints Richard Bursteed U S Judge in Alabama

Washington reports the President has named Richard Bursteed of New York to the U S District Courts for the Northern and Southern Districts of Alabama. New Yorkers express mixed views as a Democratic ally praised for war support. Burnside and Longstreet skirmishing advised near East Tennessee, with Burnside outposts position unclear. The President will not receive visitors until Congress opens due to public business. Schuylar Colfax among tonight’s arrivals as appointment rumors about Gen Foster replace Gen Burnside circulate.

Washington Richard Bursteed New York U.S Alabama P. M East Tennessee Longstreet Burnside Congress Schuylar Colfax Gen. Foster Army

Kearsage Ordered From Cork Harbor Amid Tension

The Cork Examiner reports Admiral Jones ordered the U S gunboat Kearsage to leave Cork harbor within 24 hours on the 3rd, but the Commodore allegedly refused. It remained coaling in the harbor on the afternoon of the 4th. Other items note the Potomac ashore at Shineycoch with no chance of refloat and the Eagle arriving from Havana. Paroled Richmond soldiers reach Annapolis in poor condition. six die en route, aided by the Christian Commission. A schooner wreck near Bogel inlet likely the Alice S Webb. its goods salvaged by rebels. The Frank Stewart from Hamilton whips East Pier and sinks. crew saved. Philadelphia reports Five Twenties sales totaling $1,300,900.

New York Cork Examiner U.S Kearsage Cork Harbor Admiral Jones Messopotamia Shineycoch Eagle Havana Bariimonist Annapolis Richmond Christian Commission Bravrant N. C Alice S. Webb Boge Inlet Oswroo N. Y Frank Stewart Hamilton C. W Philadelphia

Governors Train To Gettysburg Under Large Attendance

A special governor's train left Harrisburg at 1 30 PM for Gettysburg with dignitaries including Curtin Seymour Pierpont Todd Dennison Bowman Vanderpool Doubleday Stoneman King Stahl Reynolds Col Anderson among others. The party will connect with the President's company at Hanover Junction and proceed to Gettysburg as crowds gather for the ceremonies.

Harrisserre P.M Gettysburg Curtin Seymour Pierpont Todd Dennison Bowman Vanderpool Doubleday Stoneman King Stahl Reynolds Col. Anderson Hanover Junction

Telegraph extended to Fort Smith amid Civil War action

The telegraph line reaches Fort Smith and Gen McNiel orders bushwhacker punishments for wire cuttings with guerrilla prisoners hanged. Union forces hold Waldron near Fort Smith. Scouting parties capture a Confederate Major two captains and several prisoners along with parts of Cooper's train loaded with commissary stores and ammunition. Cooper reportedly fleeing toward Red River.

St. Louis Fort Smith McNiel Waldron Cooper Red River

Supplies for soldiers arrive from Baltimore to Richmond

A large lot of beef pork flour meal and other stores for soldiers at Richmond arrived today from the Baltimore American Relief Society and left for City Point on the steamer Convoy. Col Irving in charge. Woodbridge was tried by the Judge Advocate for smuggling liquors into the Department and sentenced to six months hard labor at Fortress Monroe. He was a merchant at Norfolk.

Fourtress Richmond Baltimore American Relief Society City Point Col. Irving Ci Woodbridge Fortress Monroe Norfolk

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