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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1862

Page

2

Palmer and Haro offer dress goods to cash buyers

Palmer Waterman and Haro advertise a large stock of dress goods noted for variety, quality, and seasonability. Also reported are J Holbrook's death in Chicago from lung hemorrhage and his insured $10,000 with New England Mutual Life.

Palmer, Waterman & Haro J. Holbrook Post Office Department Chicago New England Mutual Life Insurance Company Hartford Enfield Colt Paris

Rebel Prisoners and Sherman Plan Savannah Capture

New York dispatch reports 700 bales of cotton and officers returned from Port Royal aboard the Baltic. Rebel prisoners in Fort Lafayette. Sherman excludes reporters as Union forces push toward Fort Pulaski and Savannah. Troop movements from Hilton Head to Dawfuskie Island, gunboats and Parrott weapons deployed. Fort Pulaski’s position deteriorates. Savannah expected to fall with renewed offensive.

Sherman Savannah New York Baltic Port Royal Stone Fleet Fort Lafayette Rhode Island Elrnest Hilton Head Dawfuskie Island Fort Pulaski Tybee Island Tatnall Stevens Fort Sumner Fort Jackson Pine Island Bluffton Callabaya Sound Savannah River

Forces massed at Fort Henry report from Indianapolis dispatch

Fort Henry areas hold about 30,000 troops at noon Sunday with heavy reinforcements arriving. The 13th Michigan passed through on the way to Kentucky and four more will follow next week. A Green River observer says 35,000 Federals had crossed Green River by yesterday.

Cincinnati Indianapolis Fort Henry

Movements of Hunter's Division Headed for Fort Scott

Leavenworth dispatch says the last regiment of Hunter's First Brigade left today for Fort Scott with Gen. Hunter joining the second brigade. Senator Lane has not accepted a brigadier generalship yet and the President may withdraw the offer if he does not respond in time. Hunter is speeding up war preparations.

Jem Mace England King Mace Tom Sayers New York Philadelphia McClellan New York Tribune Evening Post Cincinnati Wisconsin Iowa Chicago Albany Hunter the Tribune Leavenworth Fort Scott Senator Lane Lane Senate 13Th Ohio 1St Kansas Pete Columbus Cairo The Democrat

Hindman at Bowling Green Report Quiet on Road

Louisvill e Kentucky February 13 All quiet down the road Gen Hindman reports Bowling Green He is said to be in consultation regarding an evacuation assistance and action observed as a military movement in Kentucky during the war era

Hindman Bowling Green Louisvill_e, Ky Gen

Col. Montieth's Regiment Embarks for Campaign

New York February 13 baggage tents and other regimental equipment of Col Monteiths 28th Massachusetts Regiment were loaded aboard the Ericsson today. They will embark tomorrow to join the field forces.

Col. Monteith New York Col. Montieth Massachusetts Ericsson

Jubilation in Oswego for Burnside and Foote

General Burnside and Commodore Foote were lauded with a citywide jubilee in Oswego N Y on February 13 bells rang and cannon fired in tribute to the two military figures.

Oswego, N. Y Fes Burnside Commodore Foote

Legislature adjourns expected tonight in Wheeling

Western Virginia Legislature reports activity from Wheeling as the session remains in progress and plans to adjourn tonight. The update notes ongoing debates and procedural steps as lawmakers prepare to close out the terms.

Western Virginia Wheeling

Gunboats at Key West Reported in February Station

The gunboats Santiago De Cuba Florida and Tahoma, brigs J W Churchill Emily Miner and schooner Wanderer were at Key West on the 7th, according to New York dispatches dated February 13.

Key West New York Santiago de Cuba Florida Tahoma J. W. Churchill Emily Miner Wanderer

Remains of Dr Bell and Wickoff Case Create Turmoil

Reports from Washington dated February 13 describe the burial transport of Dr Bell of Somerville Massachusetts Brigadier Surgeon of Hooker's Brigade who died at Budd's Ferry and the expected release of Wickoff after appearing before the Judiciary Committee. The piece notes cordial ties between the President and the Secretary of War, a pending national cemetery bill for soldiers in the District of Columbia, and Maine Legislature approval of Sewards stance on British troop passage. It also mentions Sumner's resolutions on territories laid on the table, a Newport News note on the Sawyer gun misfire, Brigadier General Denver’s Western Virginia transfer, and upcoming Treasury bill amendments.

Hutchins Congress New York Postal Reform Committee Theodore Sedgwick George H. Moore New York Historical Society New York Post Office Committee Alexander H. Rice Boston Post Office Treasury California England Reading Journal London Star Standard Telegraph Herald Tribune Times United States Great Britain Minow Rowland Hill Washinghope Wilson Sumner Washington Senate Union Defence Committee Davis Foster Trumbull Fessenden Collamer Sherman Cowan Doolittle Bayard Messrs Howard Willey McDougal Yeas Simmons Pearce Saulsbury Powell Kennedy King House Hannibal, St. Joseph and Pacific Railroad Henry Wilbur Borden Fall River Georgetown Crittenden Bell Wickoff Somerville Mass Hooker Budd’s Ferry Judiciary Committee House Committee On Military Affairs District of Co- Columbia Maine Washburn Seward Newport News Denver Virginia Gen. Rosecrans

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