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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Harlem Railroad
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
American Gold
Treasury
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I Spa — Railroad
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Edieas
Ohio
Canada
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Milwaukee
Porto Rico
Lvic
Havana
Naval
Liverpool
Cincinnati
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Old Colony
Wilmington
Northern
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Fitchburg
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Concord
Cheshire
Cambridge
Worcester
Maine
Water Power
Fast Boston
Cary
Everett Mills
Manufacturers Insurance
Lowell Machine Shop
Safety Fand Bank
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National
North
Traders
State
Commerce
Webster
Shawmut
Mount Vernon
Brown
New York
London
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Mans’s Ins Co
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Do MO Ng Seinh
Inseam
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Ldo
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Isle Royale Co
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Hallowell
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Peir
Blood Bay
Sudbury St
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J. A. Harwood
Copif Littleton
Ithian & Pogue
John Gilbert, Jr
Tremont Row
Lindall Street
Moses Bates
Suffolk
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Paris Street
H. Clay M Southlin
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Jas. M. Stevens
Daniel Cooley
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Apollo Ee
Joseph M. Wightman
A. O Brewster
D. D. Patten
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Lynn
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Warren & CO
State St
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Walpole
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Palm
Chilson’s
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Mansfield
Mase Gardner Chilson
Perry
Neve
Rey
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B. G
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Hain
Cristadoro
Astor House
S. Tt
Weeks
Potter
Iseow
Edward A. Wilson
Williamsburgh
Kings County
Sweet
Stephen Sweet
E. A. Wilson
Phlet
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Tremont Street
Plass
Six
Thos. F. Chapman
Sun
Broadway
Pileman
John
Ogden
Nassaut Street
Congress Street
Wheeler & Wilson's Family Sewing Machines
Tor
J. E. Root
TuThe&Sif
Janlé
George W Heard
Washington Str
NEW Juvenile Books
Sheldon & CO
Choice Juvenile Books
Peter Parley
Samuel G. Goodrich
Ismo
CaroLine Hadley
Jacob Asgerr
Abbott
Isle of Wight
Jacop Ansorr
Florence
Boston Traveller
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Jerusalem
D. C. Eppy
D. D
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Edmond
Andrew J. Hastings
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Atwaters
John M. Whittemore & CO
John M. Ea aOne & CO
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Aaron K. Ag & CO
Aaron R. Gay
Benjamin Jacobs
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Africa
Scotia
Olympus
Merino
Devonshire Street
Richardson’s
J. N. Richardson, Sons & Owden
Belfast
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Ixloh S.honaya
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Cor
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City Hall
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T. Stewart
Wallacks Theatre
Union Square
George W. Hunt
Si TaTh&Som
Mountain House
Princeton
Jas T. Eldredge
Congress St
Telegraph
Nath
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L. L. Howland
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Kendall & Davis
Roiler Makers
Cambridgeport
Bayley, Oe & CO
James T. Eldelidge
Joel Hnight & CO
Board of Directors For Public Institutions
House of Correction
Suffolk County
Moses Kimball
Adoores
OHN Sawyer & CQ
Sarese
Jans
Sicily
Palermo
Samuel's
COBB
Central What
Northern Railroad
N. H
Vermont Central Railroad Co
O. Wilson Davis
Joseph Andrews
Otis Drury
Oston Copper Company
Boston Copper Company
Horatio Bigelow
A. W. Spencer
W. F. Harding
AY State Mining Company
Bay State Mining Company
Luther W. Clarke
City Exchange
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Davis
Cashier
Remont Bank
A. T. Frothingham
Ee En Een Uffolk Bank
Suffolk Bank
Tyler
I Avenue
W. Bement
Treas
New Haven
Qtatz Bank
State Bank
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G. Davis
Eastern Mining Company OF Canada
Acton
Exchange Street
Francis Jaques
North America
Bank of North America
MO. K. Hall
Seth Pettee
Istmold
Bank OF Mutual Redemption
Estate Street
E. A. Presbrey
J. K. Fuller
Worcester Depotre
J. ¥. Townsend & CO
Commerces Street
ALF Bels
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Homer & Sprague
India Wharf
Newlane
Trenton Mill
Clap & Brother
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Ceea
White Rose Mills
Holyoke
Fenton
Auburn City Mills
Edmund B. Fowler
Si Wharf
Mountain Mills
Snowden Co
Neenah Do
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Home Mills
Clap & Nee
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Spragu & Tappan
Central Street
Simmons and Crown
Edmund
Fowler
Barnes
Mary Eliza
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W. B. Reynolds & Cvo
Brandywine
Tisconsin
Milwaukee Mills
I. P. Townsend . CO
Andros & Cole
Post Office Avenue
Chas. H. Cole
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GEO. W. Searle & CO
LAW
GEO, Croome & Coo
Sraone
Is&ostf
Charles H. Bruce
Gres Petroleum
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WH. Lincoln
Charles Frodsham
Willard & Son
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Curtis & Woodbury
Maz Curtis
Court Street
Ccopp & Pear
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Uphawolsterers
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Adams House
C. W. Williams & Co
Washington St
Amory Hall
New Colony
Japan
Peters & Chase
Vouret Street
Tuth&s
S. VE. Resyere A & CO
Broad Street
Iseopom
A. G. Nourse
Grattleboro
J. N. Brewer
James WeLp & Co
India Street
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Hammer
I. Lawrence
Gonrt Square
NO. 13
Liberty Square
Samuel
Mast
Morrill Wyman
Samuel Smith
Flint & Hall
Pearl Street
NGS
Kilby Street
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Charles River
John 8. Tyler
Crt
Alexander
Deer Island Spit
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Tn2
Schr Transit
CLAP
ALF Bell
Safford
Holyoke Mills
Sprague, Soule & CO
W. B. Reynolds & CO
Larkin, Stackpole & CO
W. B. Thomas
Alfred Swinsor & Sor
Long Wharf
Franklin Square
E. R. Humphreys
University of Cambridge
C. A. Nelson
M. Coquard
H. Moore
James
Hillard
Humphreys
F. D. Huntington
D. C
Dr Welle
St.ee
H. Pritchard
Corpus Christi College
Oxford
T. F. Henney
Pembroke College
Humbrey
the Earl Russell
Surtouts
L.D. Boise & CO
GEO. W. Simmons & CO
Oak Hall
North Street