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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1863

Page

2

Renan and Judas Iscariot extenuation pleads

The item notes Renan's life of Jesus arguing for extenuating circumstances for Judas Iscariot. It also cites Bayard Taylor’s sister’s marriage to a Swiss Chancellor at the Astor last week and other varied items.

Renan Jesus Judas Iscariot Bayard Taylor Astor

Battle Update on Rosecrans at Chattanooga Front

The National Republican reports Gen. Rosecrans faced renewed Civil War assault on Sunday at 9 o clock with heavy numbers. The clash raged all day, with two divisions forced back but 8000 to 10000 rallied to regain position, and overall heavy casualties feared.

Washington National Republican Rosecrans Chattanooga Louisville Kentucky Pound Gap

Siege of Charleston detailed by Empire City report

The Empire City brings dispatches on Charleston siege actions at Hilton Head. Gilmore faces heavy rebel fire at Morris Island with reports of navy inaction and tensions with Admiral Dahlgren. Reinforcements and repair efforts seen at Fort Sumter as siege work appears paused.

New York The Express U. S Empire City Charleston Hilton Head Charleston Bar Gilmore Wagner Cummings Morris Island Fort Sumter Iilton Head

Pursuit of Civil War Guerrilla White Reported

Washington dispatch reports Col. Lowell leading 2d Mass cavalry and detachments from the 13th and 16th New York in pursuit of guerrilla White. White crossed Goose Creek and moved toward Mount Gilead, with three of his men captured and one killed. Four civilians on horseback were arrested, and rumors say White and Mosebey were ordered toward Lee’s main force.

New Orleans N. Y. World Gulf Department Port Hudson Vicksburg Ship Island Herron Augur Weitzel’s Baton Rouge Mobile Opelousas Algiers Brashear City Bayou Bout Washburne Sierron Mississippi Red River Franklin Carrollton Gulf Halleck Banks Texas Sabine Pass Simmsport New Iberia Berwick Bay Pattersonville Teche Lake Beaumont Sabine River Orange Louisiana Camp Bisland Alexandria Shreveport Washbourne Mouton Taylor McCulloch Green Major Houston Galveston I Houston 13Th Army Corps Urd’s Pascagoula Pensacola Brashear Bayou Boeuf Clifton Sachem Arizona Quaker City St. Charles Verron Weitzel Birge 13Th Connecticut Thibodeaux 75Th New York Regiment Vermilion Bay Crocker Andu Johnson Heston Bay Washington Col Lowell 2D Mass New York Cavalry White Goose Creek Cockrell’s Ford Mount Gilead Hughsville Ball’s Mills Snickersville Dover Aldie Mosebey London County Lee

British Ship Destroyed Japanese Vessel and Surrender Demands

Reports tell of a British fleet action destroying a Japanese steamer along with a bark and brig, mounting twenty two guns and fighting six batteries. The feat astonished Japan, which now owes thanks to Britain. Separate dispatches mention Latimer's dominions facing a 25 000 pound demand and murderers of Mr Richardson. Cholera deaths in Shanghai reach alarming levels as of July 21.

Japan Latimer Richardson Shanghai

Edwin Hawkins Arrives at Hanifax with Cotton Cargo

The steamship Edwin Hawkins from Matamoras to Liver pool arrived at Hanifax with a full cotton cargo. In Easton the Eleventh District draft began quietly. Gov. Curtin spoke to a large audience as Judge Woodward campaigned in Philadelphia the same day. Bond deliveries total $463,150 with bonds due by Sept 16. Also Cubas lies ill at Girard House. Fort Jackson arrived in New York for repairs. A large Water street brick chair factory fire caused extensive damage with 50 000 dollars in losses and many job losses.

Hanifax N.S Edwin Hawkins Matamoras Easton Eleventh Curtin Judge Woodward Philadelphia Sper Cubas Danseuse Girard House New York Fort Jackson Fortress Monroe Povellierrism N. Y Water Street

Market Yields Mixed on Septic Board and Bank Statement

First Board stocks rise with rail and railroad issues leading gains while second board shows modest improvement. New York weekly bank statement reports deposits up and circulation down. commodities such as cotton, flour, wheat, corn, and pork show mixed movements amid firmer lard and whiskey.

NEW York Stock First Board Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Cumberland Coal Company Ilinois Central Railroad Michigan Southern Railroad New York Central Railroad Reading Railroad Hudson Railroad Canton Company Missouri Erie Railroad Galena and Chicago Railroad Michigan Central Railroad Harlem Railroad American California Treasury Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Alton and Terre Haute Railroad Chicago and Alton Railroad Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad Erie Railroads Mlinois Central Railroad Cumberland Coal Co Tennessee New York Weekly New York State Western Chicago Milwaukee Canada New Orleans Porto Rico Liverpool

Market buoyancy opens week with copper frenzies and steep prices

The week starts with strong loan demand and brisk market activity. Copper stocks surge with Petherick leading the way from 40 to 50, Copper Falls rising to 224, and traders warned against short selling as prices climb on Western Railroad and other issues.

Moncey Sterling Exchange Western Railroad Old Colony Eastern Wilmington Chelsea Vermont Massachusetts Ogdensburg Vermont Central Rutland Bank of Commerce North America Republic Traders North Maverick Washington Merchants Atlas Blackstone Webster Mount Vernon Eliot City Petherick Copper Falls

Recruiting Agencies to Aid Army Enlistment in Civil War

The document outlines forming Agencies funded by patriotic citizens to accelerate recruiting for the regular army. It aims to arm and place four hundred thousand or more willing men beyond Union lines, under government sanction and Civil War law. Subscriptions are invited to Treasurer Richard P. Hallowell at 98 Federal Street, Boston, with J. M. Forbes signing.

New York Wester Washington Virginia City Nevada Territory Sanitary Commission Army of the Potomac J. E. Dunham Jasper P. Brewster Connecticut S. T. Salisbury N. H. Morselis Pennsylvania Jacob Stretch 3D District of Europe Niagara Boston John Laird Occoquan Dumfries Brentsville

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