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.
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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
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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
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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
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Israel Whitney
Patrick Donahoe
Chas. Donnelly
J. J. Flynn
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Jacob Sleeper
Artemas Stone
Powell M. Parkman
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Edward Dorgan
Farnham Plummer
Jos. S. Cary
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Thomas F. Richardson
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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
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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
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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
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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.
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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.
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Burnside
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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.
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Oswroo
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Hamilton
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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.
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Reynolds
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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.
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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.
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Ci Woodbridge
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