War Budget and Armament Movements Weigh on U S Rails
Reports from Washington and Richmond describe a heavy war budget and rapid freight growth, with rail lines crowded by military supply cars and a flood of contrabands. Observers note new pontoon wagon designs, volunteer influx to Oregon and California, and ongoing naval buildup as cannon, rifles, and shells reach Fort Monroe and other fronts.
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John C. Oniboon
Virginia
Philadelphia
Rice
Richmond
New Orleans
Fort Ifontos
Norfolk
Fortress Monroe
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United States Army
Saint Torn Island
Weat Point
Stcond Artillery
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Pennsylvasia
Yankee Pg
Onsentee Bont Company
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New York
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Extravesost Contracts to the Remnant Inte Eremene to be Treated te An 7roRriment
A long, garbled telegraph column reports on war contracts and funding during a Confederate era crisis. It mentions sums of 400,080 and 400,000 to be sent, notes on clothing for soldiers, and investigations into contracts. It also covers military movements near Leesburg, patrols by General Stone, and various telegrams about troop positions, ammunition, and fortifications. The piece includes references to Seward, Cameron, and Lord Lyons, plus scattered updates on battles, dispatches, and international reactions.
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Atheneum
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England
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America
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Stone
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van Allen
Stewart
Edwards’ Ferry
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Peeen
Tote
Lesaburg
Waantsaron
Brigston
Congress
Cameron
Klavinit
Washawren
London and Campelttre
Fall's Church
Leesburg Turnpike
Lord Lyons
Baltimore and Washington
Saveriaen
Charleston
Roanoke Harbor News Report From Charleston Blockade
Correspondent for the Philadelphia Inquirer aboard the Roanoke reports October moves from Hampton to Charleston, a chase of a prize steamer named Alert, and the capture of secession flags. The roanoke describes harbor blockades, a sugar and bananas cargo from New Providence, and naval observations near Port Sumter amid Civil War tension.
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