Retreat of Meade Army to Washington in Decisive
Washington dispatch reports Meade’s army retreating to Washington after a largely undramatic campaign against Richmond. The piece questions strategic choices, condemns the overland route, and argues for a forced movement to threaten Richmond from Chancellorville to the Pamunkey. It notes potential shifts of Lee’s forces to the west and predicts Confederate relief of pressure on Richmond for months.
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Meade
Washington
Dubuque Mers
Richmond
Rapidan
Rappahannock
Hall
Ifmuann
Lee
Gen. Meade
Gen. Lee
Leo
Abraham Lincoln
Mine Run
Oni
Orange Court House
Gordonsville
Orange
McClellan
Chancellorville
Pamunky River
Baltimore
York
Pamunky
Grant
Len
Longstreet
Burnside
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Tennessee
Alchin
Bragg
Tookout Mountain
Ife
Sherman
Chickamauga
OH Bat
Breage
Various 19th Century News Notices From Washington and New York
A collage of brief notes reports on railroads in Washington and California mining sales, public funds aiding government revenue, Thanksgiving dinner in Alton for the Graybeard Regiment, Paris exhibition imagery of John Brown, Cunard captain suspended after a rock incident, strikes at Camden and Amboy halted by sheriff and militia, Emancipation Proclamation draft controversy, Edward Everett lobbying the President, Blondin's salary prompted career shift, a new luxury hotel in New York near St James, a gilded sword for General Hooker, land office authority to locate swamp land in Jasper County, Empress Eugenie's abolition of troops, Fairfield Ohio case over false imprisonment, possible $2 million government contract claim, a dismissal for contempt by Wishart, a Des Moines accident killing a boy from Williams family, and rope-throwing on the ice causing death.
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George Law Hag
Washington Horse
Lwad
Alton
Graybeard Regiment
38Th Fons
Paris
John Brown
Edward Everett
Washington
Fitz John Porter
New York
St "James
General Hooker
California
General Land Office
Governor of Town Authority
Jasper
Eugenie
Christendom
Court of Common Pleas
Fairfield County
Ohio
Dr. Mayon LB
Olds
Gov. Lod
Kings
Circuit Court of the United States
Postmaster General
George D. Wishuurne
Chase's Finance Outlook for Next Year Amid Speculation
The New York Evening Post notes Mr. Chase has not received official next year budget estimates. It estimates total outlays near $800 million with $380 million interest on debt, predicting heavy borrowing or currency expansion to fund deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Chase
Datminton
N.Y. Evening Post
Wasutxaros
Chase
Treasury
Internal Revenue Department
Peed
Wale
Defeat at Chattanooga and Bragg questioned in press
The Rebel Press denounces Gen Bragg's conduct at Chattanooga and questions Davis in supporting him. Dispatches note Lookout Mountain losses and a withdrawal to Chickamauga, with Longstreet’s absence cited as a factor. The piece warns the Confederacy may face disaster if Bragg remains in command.
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Brage
Davis
Binge
Lookout Mountain
Chickamauga
Longstreet
Virginia
East Tennessee
Chattanogga
Hay
Knoxville
Sufvik
Telegraph
Burnside
Suffolk
Slocker
Chancellorville
Jackson
Grant
Bragg
Jefferson Davis
Gen. Breage
Gulf States
Gulf
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Burnsitte
Des Moines
Williams
Joan Morgan
Toronto
Queen's
John Morgan
CG. S.A
Dziennick
Warsaw
Napoleon
Russia
Actresyen
Opera Singura
Demass, Barnes & CO
General Agenta
Phy
Roadway
Bondlls
Ada Ararning
Nathaniel Materer
Uedford
Kings County
N.Y
Dwily
William A
Balonreor
Dragesty, &c
S$ Barclay Sen
Uatwintor
Bat
Barnes J
Broncigty
Ata
X. Draku
St. Croix
Pla
Drake & Co
Broadway
Irs
Diwveon
Drake Plewnie
Co. W. Ordway
Analytcal Chemlat
A. Cook
Chicago
Allen & Howford
Williams & Potter
B.C. Samyon
G.8. Keller
Jankermann & Hans
Rey
Edward A. Wilson
Willamsburgh
D Vine
Museum of A. Anatomy
Sxckerany
New York Museum
Howard Association
Mall
Skillen Nougieton
South Ninth Street
Philadelphia
Dhywe
Holmbold
Peart
Cheeseman
Srukvardniucea
Holloway
Eneo
Authrosoidg
Ogden
Nassau Street
Phywel
aAlde Ing
GA Crolx
Maiden Lane
Albany
LYK
AYAR
Siponitior
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company
Walnut St
Pittsburg
Pitt St
Duquesne Way
Docron Torsox
Jong
Pilent
Thomson
Dird Tyson
Ste
Lear Ug
Anon Ua
South
Clark Streat
Chicago Merchants
T. Antizony
Broadway, N.Y
Colo Wls
St Jlvut
Cotounels
Olivers
Ant
Ilit
Anthony
Con. Stegutons
Dubuque
Shot Manufacturing Company
Meh
Ines
P.O
Lowa
Nt. O
Chaney
Sup't
Fairbank
Owe Haven
Fairbanks
City
Williams & Son
Main St
Matix Brrest
Woodworth’s. Black
Dubuque, Iowa
Iron and Steel
Newhouse
Cooper
Ken Oca
G. D. Axp
Waren
Hierrine
J. I. Mannys
Reaper
Dixon’s
Union
Clarke and Utter
Westphal .& Uinds
Dunvgar
Towa
Grover
Ker
Vermont
Iowa
Michigan
Kentucky
Otso Stati
Grover & Maker
Grover & Maker SM. CQ
Sherman House
A.M. Howe
Dy de
CBO
Grover & Baker
Lake Street
Cuicago
Thomas Connolly
8Th and
Locust St
Tuog. Connolly
James
New Orleans
Arived
Randolpil
State
New Oro
Weenan
Janice
Custom-House Street
N.C
M- Heme
Junea
Galveston News
Texas
Janes
Pr. James
New Arkeagela
Ethan
Tag
Ant Rick
Jamey
Granada
Rantotgh &T
Parsons
Allene
Sir Tames Clirke
FR Ae
ROYAL
Baleaty
SJ. Cari
Great Britain
United State
Croatia
Job Wiles
Cortlin
Newark
Coate
Retain Mol
Jankernmen & Haas, Allen & Oste de Tl Wes
Avents
Prince & Cos
Manufactory Cor. of
Maryland
Nusszuratt
Bupealo
N. YX
Wilolesale
Fulton Street
Wilolesal
Jfeney Talman & Cown
WEL
Cols
Jeceee
Senene
Bvltiner & Webersicses
Ranean Ph
Worlein
St. Lane
Ameris
Hughest Brent ' Um
Gisers
Pleware
Utah
United States
Earada
Geo
A. Prince & CO
Buffalo
Boston
England
Lewis Rick
BE. Tryon & CO
Prano—Forree ManufactTurer
Howard Street, N. Y
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