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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1863

Page

2

Great American Traveller Lectures in Boston Notice

Daniel Pratt Jr the Great American Traveller announces a lecture on the Power of Language at Williams Hall Boston on October 18 1883 with a list of VIP attendees including Gov Andrew Mayor Lincoln and other notable figures. Tickets 16 to 25 cents.Doors open 6 percent past 7 start.

Boston Daniel Pratt, Jr Charlestown Chelsea Cambridge Roxbury Providence Fratt Williams Hall Washington and Dover Streets Pratt Redding State Street John A. Andrew Massachusetts Frederick W. Lincoln John G. Palfrey John Z. Goodrich Custom House B. F. Butler U.S. A Charles Sumner Henry Wilson Alexander H. Rice Samuel Hooper Wendell Phillips William Lloyd Garrison President Hill Harvard University Henry W. Longfellow Joh (. Gray Faral and Pico Azores Islands British America Washington Fort Kearney Pawnee Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Harvard College Gov. Andrew Carthage Mr Pratt Mellen Coxcorp Railbroad N.P. Lovering Boston and Worcester Railroad Corporation James D. Colt Ashington Copper Company Washington Copper Company Simon Mandlebaum Chas. H. Ward Traders Bank

Union and Emancipation rally across Monument Square

In Baltimore a massive gathering of unconditional Union men filled Monument Square led by speakers including Secretary Chase and Judge Kelly. In Syracuse Gov. Seymour addressed about two thousand. Gen. Sigel spoke to Germans at Whit ing Hall and was serenaded afterward. John H. O'Niel of Pittsburg died in Alexandria at 23 of typhoid fever. Five Twenties bonds sold to 3.03 million dollars with notices to subscribe soon.

Syracuse N. Y Seymour Sigel Whiting Hall Baltmmmore Monument Square Union Chase Kelly Washington John H. O’niel U. S Pittsburg Alexandria Philadelphia

Rebel Reinforcements Threaten Forts In Missouri

Fort Scott advices say rebel forces under Cooper, reinforced by Gen Price, number about 9000 with eighteen guns and are moving on Fort Blunt and Fort Smith. Quantrell is with Price. Gen Blunt heads to Fort Smith and then Leavenworth. McNeal and Ewing near Bentonville. Brooks 300 rebels marching toward White River. Blunt’s train guarded and ready to fight if needed.

Washington Colorado Indian Affairs Nicolay Indian Bureau Omaha Missouri River Army of the Potomac Bealton Warrenton Rappahannock Stafford Court House Hartwood Church Orange and Alexandria Old Capitol Orrick U. S Adjutant General Lreavenwworth Fort Scott Cooper Price Blunt Smith Quantrell Fort Smith Army of the Frontier McNeal Leavenworth

Raid on Brownsville and Navy Yard Moves Reported

A column of Colonel Longtreet's command raided Brownsville Missouri on the 16th, looting stores and committing outrages. Three prize steamers sold for 131000 by the U S Marshal. The Marine railway at Mound City seized for Navy Dept purposes as workforce shifts expected. Gen Davidson and staff passed through en route to St Louis. The steamer Key West struck a snag above Cape Girardeau and sank with cargo lost but no lives.

St. Louis Key West Cape Gerardeau

Steamer Julia Arrives with Cotton and Sugar at Camp Ita

The steamer Julia from New Orleans arrived with 200 bales of cotton and 375 hogsheads of sugar. The Memphis Bulletin reports Gen. McPherson's expedition has returned to Vicksburg after dispersing the enemy near the Big Black. rebels met a large force but retreated without a pitched engagement.

Camp Ita Julia New Orleans Memphis McPherson Vicksburg

Market summary from York Stock and Money Market

Markets report shows stock activity with railroad and canal names, gold and bonds quotes, and commodity prices. Cotton, flour, wheat, corn, oats, pork, beef, lard, butter, whiskey, sugars, molasses, naval stores, iron, leather, oils, tallow and wool all referenced with firm or dull tones and price ranges across Chicago New York and Cincinnati markets.

York Stock and Money Market Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Central Railroad Ne New York Central Raiload Reading Railroad Hudson Railroad Erie Railroad Galens and Chicago Railroad Cleveland and Toledo Michigan Central Railroad Harlem Railroad Pacific Mail Steamship Company American Gold Treasury US One I Spa — Railroad Clavaluna Ana Tatas Edieas Ohio Canada Chicago Milwaukee Porto Rico Lvic Havana Naval Liverpool Cincinnati Sterling Exchange Board of Brokers Ogdensburg Vermont Centrals Rutlands Western Railroad Old Colony Wilmington Northern Middlesex Fitchburg Eastern Concord Cheshire Cambridge Worcester Maine Water Power Fast Boston Cary Everett Mills Manufacturers Insurance Lowell Machine Shop Safety Fand Bank Merchants National North Traders State Commerce Webster Shawmut Mount Vernon Brown New York London

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