Colored troops poised to guard Mississippi towns soon
The text claims colored troops will guard the Mississippi River towns and garrison settlements, while noting New York banks hold 24 600 000 in legal tenders and owe 5 250 000 on a loan. It mentions Polish Count Zamoyski planning to sue the Russian emperor and seize assets in England for burning his palace, and a marble Washington building nearing completion as a fireproof bank house financed by a popular loan agency.
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Fortunes Monroe War Dispatches Report Action Nearby
Richmond dispatches detail heavy enemy fire on our right near Knoxville and raids toward Kentucky. Yankee units move through Ha gersville and Jacksonboro while President Davis visits Orange Court House. Union shelling subsides at Sumter but artillery exchanges persist across Moultrie Johnson James Island and Sumter.
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Prominent Anne Arundel Officials Arrested in Annapolis
The Baltimore Sun reports several leading Anne Arundel county figures were arrested in Annapolis by military authorities and paroled to report again. Named are Ex Governor Thomas G Pratt Col James Nicholson Nicholas Green James Reville state attorney Miller Tate Wm Tell Claude W H Mc Perline G W Duvall Dr S F Owens James E Tate D Cloude Handy Thomas Franklin and others with Franklin aged. Also said guards from Anne Arundel were arrested and to be brought to the city today under guard.
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Counterfeit bill arrest and naval updates headline
Charles E Bullard arrested in New York on a Boston currency counterfeit case and sent there. Freemason J B Yates Somers dies. Russian fleet to Fortress Monroe. War Democrats organize in Chicago with Gen John A McClernand as president. Navy orders extend to Brooklyn yard for ships and repairs at Hartford. Guerriere arrives Hampton Roads and City Point movements. Purta Delruta reports five twenties sales at $971900.
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Mosby Guerillas Arrive in Washington After Skirmish
Thirteen Mosby guerrillas captured by Col. Lowell in a Monday skirmish arrived in Washington and were sent to Old Capital Prison along with seven state prisoners. Cmdr Buxton of the Navy Yard at Philadelphia is reassigned to command the Tacony. General orders discharge multiple officers for drunkenness feigned illness spreading false rumors plundering and cowardice.
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Bragg Forces Driven From Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge
Dispatches report Union forces drove the Confederate army from Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge at Chattanooga. Bragg’s troops evacuated ground and rifle pits after three days of fighting, as Grant’s victory claim highlights bayonet charges and strong engagements. Casualties not yet released.
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Market Highlights and Dividend Declares in Late November
The share market showed little change this forenoon with steady prices on dividend stocks and fluctuating kinas. American Gold closed at 147 and Sterling Exchange at 161 percent, each down seven percent from weekly highs. The Lowell Manufacturing Company declares a dividend of sixty dollars per share payable December 1 to stockholders of record November 25.
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