New York Frauds Rumor and Suspensions Reported
A columnist reports alleged customs frauds in New York involving exten? feuds and a deputy collector tied to civil war era contraband. The piece recounts suspensions, bonds, and political reaction including a speech demanding abolitionist priorities and threats of treason.
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President’s proclamation manuscript copy received in Chicago
A report from Chicago states two thousand five hundred pennings have been received from the British Museum for the manuscript copy of the President’s proclamation, viewed by ARPS.
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Laussatle Tobacco Season Ended With Record Sales
The Lausaitle tobacco season closed on the Slat ult with total sales of 36,712 birds. Planters earned more money for their crops than ever before, comparing favorably to the previous year.
Rebels retreat and Union advances near Culpepper in Civil War dispatches
Nov 10 reports describe Union cavalry driving rebels from Sulphur Springs toward Culpepper and skirmishes near the Rapidan. Lee reportedly commands Bragg's army while Union forces press toward Gordon's Creek and Brandy Station. Rail repair and supply movements continue as weather allows.
Unconstitutional conscription debate and Civil War reports
Boston notes refer to the governors address on raising troops being referred to a special committee. A bill would pay all future soldiers $20 monthly from the state treasury. Strikes persist at Navy Yard and Boiler and Iron Plate Works in East Boston. Memphis and Nashville dispatches report guerrilla activity and burns, with Burnside forces capturing prisoners near Rogersville and rebels suffering losses.
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Rebel forces near Culpeper and Lee across the Rapidan
New York reports General Meade’s forces near Culpeper after skirmish with Wheeler’s division lasting two hours. Lieut James Stevens of Illinois cavalry wounded. 1st brigade under Col Chapman suffered fifty casualties. Rebels retreat toward the Rapidan. Buford finds railroad service intact. News notes Heintzelman relieved, Angar to lead department. relief efforts for Richmond prisoners ongoing with parole ideas discussed.
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