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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1863

Page

2

General Grant Recovered and Moves to Vicksburg

Generals Grant and Adjutant Gen. Thomas depart New Orleans for Vicksburg where Grant will remain inactive for some time. St Louis steamboats bring produce, easing market strain. Herron’s expedition clears Red River to Port Hudson, guerrillas driven west. rebel papers found with a captured official. Banks lifts trade restrictions amid good city health.

New Oreans Cairo Grant Vicksburg Gen. Thomas St. Louis Herron Red River Port Hudson Greene Atchafalaya New Orleans Banks

Union Cavalry Advances in Indian Territory and Arkansas

A Little Rock despatch reports Col. Cloud with 100 of the 2d Kansas Cavalry arriving from Perryville on the 19th. Blunt defeats Steele and Cooper at Fort Smith. Cloud's forces rout 2000 rebels under Cabell at a fortified position near Dansonville, capturing camp stores. 2000+ Unionists join Cloud. Memphis and Little Rock Railroad runs its first train on the 21st. Deserters reach Little Rock daily, swear allegiance, and are released.

St. Louis Little Rock Ark Col. Cloud 2D Kansas Cavalry Perryville Indian Territory Blunt Steele Cooper Fort Smith Robb Cabell Arkadelphia Dansonville Cloud Col. Stirman Memphis and

Sickles lauds war service at Continental Hotel

Major General Sickles, on crutches, is serenaded in Philadelphia and vows to stay in the field while any rebel bears arms. Government bond sales Saturday reach 873750 and bonds delivered by the 23d. The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad report says government uses the line for movement but no interference with through trains.

Thomas Murdoch James B. Murdoch Bragg Georgia Murdoch van Cleve Indiana Virginia McClue John Minor Botts Louisville Burnside Knoxville Rosecrans Kentucky Morristown Hartsuff Greenville Cumberland Gap Gap Athens New England Boston Providence New York Bank of Commonwealth Bank of the Republic Hanover Bank Eptf Ey O8iah Perham Melodeon Merchants’ Bank City of Roxbury Mass SV Romsga Ev Boston and Worcester Railroad Boston and Maine Railroad AL Sind Cron Seinavenar Pumavetphia Sickles Continental Paradelphia

No prospect of major clash near Meade's army

Washington dispatches report no imminent conflict between Gen Meade's army and Confederate forces. Lieutenant H Williams of the 14th Brooklyn Volunteers was fatally injured when attacked by two guerrillas near Roxbyville. his leg was amputated. Latest Rosecrans reports give more hopeful outlook.

Washington

Williamsburg Fatal Clash Over Taunts at Pewter Mug

A drafted man named Kippert killed a fellow worker Micxamisky in Williamsburg after taunts about service. Other reports describe Brown and Nixon trading insults at the Pewter Mug in Nassau street, Brown striking Nixon and Nixon firing in return.

New York Kippert Micxamisky Williamsburg Nassau Street Brown Nixon

Expedition Against Mobile and Movements of Sherman Corps

A Memphis letter reports a major expedition against Mobile with ironclads from the Mississippi aiding a large land force. It also notes Sherman's corps headed to Gen. Rosecrans and rumors McPherson's corps joins, totaling about 40,000 troops.

New York Memphis Mobile Texas Mississippi Sherman Rosecrans McPherson

Steamer Chateau Grounded and Fire Damaged Cargo

The steamer Chateau carrying Government freight grounded and caught fire yesterday twelve miles below Columbus. She was scuttled but the fire not fully out. officials believe the cargo may be saved. The blaze is suspected to be caused by an incendiary.

Camp Ira Chateau Columbus

New York Stocks and Money Market September 26 Recap

Stocks show irregular trading with rates for railroads and manufactur ers mixed. Commodity prices move unevenly as cotton flour and wheat show firmer but quiet activity, with volumes and bids listed for pork beef lard and bacon across Chicago and regional markets.

New York Treasury Ilinois Central Railroad Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Cumberland Coal Company Michigan Southern Railroad York Central Railroad Reading Railroad Hudson Railroad Harlem Railroad Canton Company Missouri Sixes Erie Railroad Galena and Chicago Railroad Canada Chicago Milwaukee Club Iowa Michigan Kentucky

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