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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1863

Page

4

Massachusetts Soldiers Listed in Philadelphia Hospitals

Surgeon General Dale reports Massachusetts soldiers housed in Philadelphia hospitals with about 600 total patients. Lt Henry A Fernald of the 22d Mass Infantry was acquitted by a Washington DC Military Commission chaired by Brig Gen Ricketts. Dr Anson Hooker returned from the West with hospital visit reports to cities including Buffalo Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Covington Lexington Indianapolis Mattoon and Chicago.

Dale Massachusetts Philadelphia A. Packard Henry A. Fernald 22D Mass. Infantry Washington, D. C Military Ricketts Anson Hooker Andrew West Buffalo Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Covington Lexington, Ky Indianapolis Mattoon Inl Chicago Surgeon General

Funeral for Sergeant William H. Colson at Charlestown Church

The funeral of Sergeant William H. Colson of Co G 1st Massachusetts was held at the Baptist Church on Bunker Hill street Charlestown. Rev. Kittredge led services as Gen Cowdin Capt Stone and others attended with Boston Fusiliers in uniform and the Long Island band. burial followed at St Paul’s Church tomb Tremont street Boston.

William H. Colson Co. G 1St Massachusetts Regiment Baptist Church Bunker Hill Street Charlestown Kittredge Cowdin Stone Marshall Tyler Boston Fusiliers Long Island Band Devens St. Paul's Church Tremont Street

Death of Wa. Knapp longtime Police Court assistant clerk

William Knapp Esq aged about 63 died at his residence yesterday morning after being incapacitated since June. For forty one years he served as first Assistant Clerk in the Police Court and was a prominent Mason who spent decades supporting the order. He was widely esteemed and his loss will be felt publicly.

Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics Association Faneuil Hall Association R.C. Winthrop Lincoln Alexander J. Rice Guay Washburn William B. Rogers Hale Te Common Council Frederic H. Stimpson Bolles Church of the Advent Wm. W. Clapp Clapp Cotton Labor South Banks Thomas E. Chickering Joseph T. Buckingham Elham Bonney New England Phce United States Hion Alexander H. Rice Abraham Lincoln Ionmonweilhi Andrew Robert C. Winthrop Armstrong, Weld and Wightman Jie Boston Looston Mechanics John Stancock Samuel Adams Cambridge Cordia Harvard College Emory Washburn Institute of Technology Rogers Bunker Hill Wa. Knapp William Knapp Knapp Masonic Order Ile

Lair of Goops at the Navy Yard Auction

Hora tio Harris & Co. sold 35 000 Ibs Russia hemp tow to Mr Hallahan at 11c, 3000 Ibs hemp tyers to Mr Hallahan at 114c, 3500 Ibs shakings at 51c, 6000 Ibs American hemp tow at 7c, 3000 lbs Manila tyers, condemned boats and water casks, 278 woollen blankets and other goods at the Navy Yard by order of the Navy Agent. prices described as fair.

Navy Yard Horatio Harris & Co Navy Russia Hallahan Manila

Maine Superior Court Docket Summary

The report lists multiple cases from the Supreme and Superior Courts. Verdicts include $22,318 for J. H. Silsby vs James J. Flynn, and a criminal session with indictments for keeping houses of ill fame and illegal liquor sales. Other entries note notes on promissory disputes, broker commissions, juvenile reform sentences, and assorted fines and trials.

Supreme JupidIry Merrick William Sohier Providence Washington Insurance Company Somerby and Howe J. G. Abbott Thaxter Superior Court Allen C. J J. H. Silsby James J. Flynn Jos. Nickerson J.C. Park Jeremiah Ford William Scolling W. W. Warren Otis Gray Randall Edward Bassett H. Randall Robert Morris Afi Vatnam J. No. Idi Ezekiel Ricker Joseph W. Maynard Maine A. V. Lynde Pitt D. E. Ware Alpheus M. Stetson J. D. O'Sullivan Jas. D. Thompson John Dianthe Lane Caroline Shaw Frances Crafts Wm. L. Chace House of Industry Lawrence Swiney House of Correction Frederick Alonzo Johnson John Donahoe Frank Davis Thomas Murphy James Duffree George McClinch House of Reformation Parick County Wright J. John Shehan George H. Hollis Catherine Daily A. C. Carpenter Jeremiah McCarty Cornelius Sullivan Frank B. Davis Davis

The Situation in Virginia From Civil War Dispatches

New York reports Oct 14 that rebel movements near the Rapidan appear as covers for other demonstrations while Meade advances cautiously toward the Potomac. Conflicting rumors place Lee's strength and reinforcements, with Kilpatrick and Buford arriving in position and a possible engagement not expected today.

New York Washington Meade Rapidan Tribune Alexandria Lee Bragg Chickamauga Ewell Herald Army OF the Potomac Kilpatrick Buford

Army Order Prohibits Expressions of Praise or Censure

Washington Oct 14 The Army of the Potomac issues General Order No 94 enforcing Paragraph 220 of Army regulations. Deliberations or discussions praising or censuring superiors and any publications about officers personal matters are forbidden. Meetings or resolutions by officers or men to express regard or disapproval will be treated as violations, under Major General Meade's command.

Washington Army of the Potomac Meade S. Williams Victoria Natchez Farrar Cole Lockwood Maryland Heights Mosby Stuart Foster Wistar Matthews County

The National Finances in October War Debt

The Times Washington dispatch reports the national debt on October 1 stood at 1 222 750 000 dollars entering the third year of war. Government keeps debt growth moderate with ample muskets cannon and clothing. Treasury registrar L E Chittenden says foreign capitalists are eager to invest. 350 000 dollars of bonds issued to foreign brokers and November payroll funded by foreign capital.

New York the Times Washington Armory M Hospital the Treasury

Rebel Blockade Hunter Escapes Capture Near Halifax

The rebel steamer Lee narrowly escaped capture of Wilmington off Halifax as two blockaders fired on her. A shell exploded inside, injuring three crew members while R. E. Lee’s naval officers aboard head to England to bring out vessels. She will discharge here and depart for Dixie.

Halifax N.S Lee Wilmington R. E. Lee England Dixie

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