Animation in Boston Boot and Shoe Market Draws Buyers
The Reporter notes active buying in Boston's boot and shoe market with firm prices. Weekly shipments by rail and sea reach 7385 cases, signaling strong trade activity. The Phila Inquirer recalls McClellen's telegraph exchanges with Halleck Buell and Foote during Fort Donelson. Jenny Lind considers Paris appearances amid prior Parisian criticism.
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Sermon by Caleb Cushing on Civil War Era State of the Nation
In Roxbury the institute heard Caleb Cushing discuss the nation’s Civil War era. He urged focus on the Union’s vindication and Constitution, praising loyal states’ strength and warning against philanthropy and equality theories that could hinder restoration. He lauded President and Congress for shared views and urged Massachusetts to support the Union victory.
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Prayer Meeting at State House Honors Victory
A large gathering in the State House Representatives' Hall held last evening to offer thanksgiving and praise for recent national victories. Rev. Mr Clarke of Auburndale presided with pastors from many city churches attending. Remarks were given by Rev. Mr Souther of Worcester Rev. G. N. Kirk of Boston and Rev. Phineas Stowe of Boston among others.
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Soldier Injured On Long Wharf During Embarkation
A private in Company E of Capt. Eaton's 31st Regiment broke one leg yesterday afternoon while his company embarked on Long Wharf. He had a similar injury recently but recovered. He was taken to the hospital.
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Washington Birthday Observance And City Council Actions
The Common Council met and approved board papers while some members dissented. A Washington’s Birthday ceremony was planned for February 22 at Faneuil Hall with a reader chosen by city officials. The Water Board sought 7000 dollars for pond to lake connectivity and the Overseers of the Poor asked for 10200 dollars. both referred to committees. Adjourned.
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National Rail road Convention acts on fixed freight rates
The National Railroad Convention met in Washington invited by the Secretary of War to plan troop and supply transport. Erastus Corning was elected president. Stanton McClellan and Meigs attended. Stanton urged a fixed moderate rate across loyal states with railroad company responsibility. Meigs and Corning backed rapid, decisive action as Meigs sent reports on army clothing quality and board surveys. The event drew delegates representing a large share of loyal state railroad capital.
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Roanoke Arrives From Havana Amid War News
The Roanoke brings Havana dates to the 15th and Nassau reports on blockades. News from Venezuela, Honduras, St Thomas, and Ship Island describes arrests, revolutions, a murder, and tensions with British forces. Miramon heads toward Cadiz, while Porter's expedition ships near Ship Island.
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Rebel prisoners captured after Donelson reinforcements
St Louis reports a thousand more rebel prisoners taken as they moved downriver to reinforce Fort Donelson, unaware it was captured. The 22d in New York signs the item. New York notes a mass meeting with General Scott on Saturday, with insurance offices and public buildings closed and most business halted.
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Coupon confusion at Tresury Department noted
A reader questions Treasury coupon payments on a February dated note. He observes coupons show 1 dollar eighty four cents for today and 18l cents for August, asking how Col Lincoln will handle the half cent and whether holders will lose it.
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Markets in New York Stocks and Money Markets
Second Board stocks rise with railroads and utilities leading gains. Cotton quiet at 2c, flour down 5c, pork firm, lard steady, coffee firm, and naval stores quiet as goods move in limited volumes.
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Treasury coupons paid on 73 10 notes and stock market moves
The Assistant Treasurer began paying coupons on the 73 10 Treasury notes yesterday after telegraphic approval. Government stocks rose modestly with gains in Sixes and small bonds, while copper and railroad shares traded firm. The New York Herald and Evening Post discuss gold, taxation, and treasury practices, noting rapid disbursements and a large export statement for the week ending February 18.
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