Louisville Merchants Target Cheap Goods To Hold Trade
A Louisville market report notes strong demand for reading goods and provisions while wholesale prices remain low versus New York. Merchants push Cincinnati and Louisville price parity, warn against costly packet lines, and urge selling at low profits to keep trade from leaving to rival cities. The piece condemns treason and advocates punishment to deter future attempts.
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Memphis
Cumberland
New York
Louieville
Cincinnati
Louteville
Kentucky
Tennesse River
Louisville
Indiana Civil War Clash and Political Turmoil South to Midwest
In a heated address critics argue for severe penalties on rebels and traitors while noting troop musters and demobilization plans. Gov Morton reports in Washington as General Grant signals no early discharges and Indiana regiments face complex orders amid shifting political loyalties and Civil War tensions.
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Grant
Indianapolis
Kieby
Nas
Lipber
Indiana
Curious Hound and Wartime Tales Across Richmond
A four year old Kusian bloodhound guards at the Astor House described as a formidable bear-hunting specimen. Notes mention its origin, teeth, and historic bounties, with details on Captain Alexander and a prior $1200 bear chase reward. Also recounted are a French trainer’s deadly exhibit mishap in a den with a white bear and tiger, and a correction about Booth's body burial and secrecy.
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Astor
Heygat
Alexander
Richmond
The Battle at Bacachico and Texas Movements
Reports from May describe the Last battle of the rebellion near Bacachico Texas with Colonel Barnett leading 201 troops in a surprise attack driving the enemy and capturing camp. Major foraging actions provoke rebel alarms at Brownsville as forces move toward Texas.
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Toragio Ex
Naegh OS BR Nona
Tsmonemrhia
Heer
Brownsville
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Herald
Washington
Weitzel
Giles A Smith
Gao
Weivarl
Raldés National Dei
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