Capture of the J. P. Ellicott by the Retribution
The American brigantine J. P. Ellicott, 233 tons from Buckport Maine, under Devereaux, was seized on January 10 at 28 12 N 68 55 W by the privateer Retribution. A prize crew, led by Gilbert Hay and John Gilbert, took control on January 12 after the captain and mate's wives helped arm the crew, sending the officers and five sailors to the Alabama.
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Apt
J. P. Ellicott
Teseauon
Retribution
Buckport
Maine
Devereaux
Boston
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Low
Gilbert Hay
Fort Lafayette
John Gilbert
J.P. Ellicott
St. Thomas
Tortola
Virgin Islands
John T. Edgar
United States
Alabama
Proclamation and War Times Reflections in 1863
Proclamations by Andrew Johnson warn holders of Confederate era rents to refrain from paying proceeds to Confederate agents, with a note on military governance. The page then surveys Adjutant General’s 1862 report praising Iowa soldiers, condemning deserters, and urging honor through service, followed by editorials on Northern politics, and a Springfield Ohio item about inherited wealth.
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Tennessee
United States
Confederate States
Congress
Andrew Johnson
Apsutant Geograt
Adjutant General
Iowa
St. Louis
Bird’s Point
Corinth
State Register
Markets and weather report from a river town in hard ice year
Friday in Boguinaton shows pleasant weather but impassable roads. The river is clear and the Fanny steamer sails for Fort Madison with loaded freight. Markets list prices for sugar coffee flour wheat corn potatoes butter eggs hay wood and more with mixed demand and seasonal shifts as rail and river transport rebound.
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Boguinaton
Fanny
Fort Madison
Market activity and prices across flour to coffee
A detailed summary of market activity shows firmer flour with varied lots and prices, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, malt, pork, bacon, lard, grease, whisky, hay, beans, dried fruit, hides, sugar and coffee. Notable figures include city and country grain sales, pork quiet, lard firm with kettle sales, hay auction, and coffee firming late.
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Pekin
Illinois River
Lota
Deaiard
Louisiatia
Taugspar
Cumberland
Peoria
Market Reports: Wheat Corn and Live Stock Prices
Thursday eveningFebruary 26 market reports show flour receipts 2042 barrels with weak demand and unmet quotations. Wheat receipts 8239 bushels with various sales from Newberrys Flint & Thompsons Munger and Armours and A D Coe to 109 122 125 cents. Corn 42529 bushels declined with mixed sales in store. Oats 13950 bushels steady after yesterday. rye 1835 bushels steady. barley 655 bushels unchanged. Dried apples firm with prime pork barrels and firm fish market. Beans weak, eggs scarce firm, hides active prices firm, potatoes scarce, poultry scarce. Chicago live stock and provisions markets follow.
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Newberry
Flint & Thompson
Newberry’s
Munger and Armour's
Sturges
Io Flint & Thomperon
New York Cattle Market Faces Snow Disruptions
Buxt's Heap on Monday sees cattle market in disarray as a heavy snowstorm halts trains and keeps fewer than eight hundred head in the Forty-fourth Street yard. Albany, Harlem, and Erie trains promise arrivals later, totaling near 4,000 head with 8.9c to 11c per lb for steers. Hogs unavailable. butchers wait for full market tomorrow. Sheep improve with 800 in Sixth street. more expected.
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Buxt’s Heap
Forty-fourth Street
Albany
Erie Road
Harnlam Road
Harlem Road
Armenia
Pawling’s
Hudson River Road
Fishkill
Erie
Toomorrow
Boston
Sixth Street
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Henry Hogeboom
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Pennsylvania Coal Company
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Egypt
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Ohio
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Democratic Party
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Cyrus Holmes
Plattsburg
London
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New York City
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Holmes
William Goldfellow
Johnson
D. R. Holmes
Westchester County
London Times
Historicus
Great Britain
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Belgium
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Franklin Pike
86Th Illinois
Sam
Chicago Produce Market
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Bent
ST. Louis Market
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U.S
Missouri
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South
Union
Jeff Davis
Sach
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Hawk-Eye
the Daily
Hawkeye
Co. Dunham
Burlington, Iowa
W. Banayor
D&wtf. Cor
Jefferson and
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John M. Dagnall
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bible Society
Jefferson Street
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William A. Batchelor
Prince & Co’s
Maryland
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Buffalo, N. Y
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Henry Tolman & Co
Maas
W. F. Colburn
Cincinnati
Balmer & Weber
James Bellak
Philadelphia
A. Couse
Detroit
Mich
Canada
Europe
Asia
Africa
South America
West Indies
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Bufalo
GEO. A. Prince & Co
Falcon St
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Lake St
Dawly
Jfarm
Sali
Thees
NEW Books
Victor
Corse'b
Septis
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Bearer Pangrnsesmen
Dio. Lewis
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Conan
Qolve Blake
Jefferson
L. Coree
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John G. Saxe
Corse’s
J. L. Corse
Enmank Academy
K. Edson
Denmark
Qs Ware Factory
State Street
Ilinois
J. E. Cross
Manufactory
P. O
No. 50
State St. Chicago
Ill
West
P.O Wa
Crystal Palace
Otty
Henry
Eneral Military Agency
Filey
Alex Crozier
Eagle Foundry
F P Biair
Bernard Hopping
Henry T Blow
Caronderet
Daniel G Taylor
PE Johnson
Louis
Scott
Geo Partridge
Robert Smith
Belcher's Sugar Refining
Moody
Michel & Go
St Co
T Louis
Dean
King & Co
St Louis
Samuel T Glover
Barrow
Iron John F Hume
Mountain BR BR Company
E D Jones Esq
F Birch
Western Bank
Glasgow
Isaac Hosenfeld
John M Taylor
State Savings Institution
Giles F Filley
E. Stappord
Baldlog Mia
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Vienna
James RE. Dey
Cortisndt St
Kossath
GEO
H. Lane
Rebo
Wtf
Washington Street
Middletown
Eerie
Kossuth
Galgon
Geo. H. Lane
Fedd-Wtf Ofice
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