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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1866

Page

2

National Wool Growers Convention Meets in Cleveland

The National Wool Growers Convention gathers in Cleveland on the fourteenth inst. Delegates from wool interests discuss industry issues and set policy directions for the coming year.

National Wool Growers’ Convention Cleveland

Forney's Fuglem men Speak Out

Washington reports a circular from a bogus Soldiers and Sailors' Union urging soldiers to gather in the Capital December 1 to defend loyal members of Congress. The call aims to show loyalty can rebuke treason and sustain the legislative branch against a treacherous executive.

Washington Forney Union Congress Baltimore Auditor of the Treasury Major Phinney Barnstable Brotherhood Col. Lynch Canada

Bank vault and markets wrap up Nov 7 8 items

Bank of Royjondoe vaults and gains across reserves with £949,960 value and weekly rise £243,995 after payments. Canton and London markets report American bonds and Erie shares up. Cotton and petroleum markets show quiet or dull activity. In Candia insurrection ends with leaders surrender. Akiff to govern. London sugar and bond news, Paris to bring troops home, Venice reception for Italian king. Trade rates for London bank rate cut to 4 percent. Consolidated money market quiet. U S 5-20869 and Erie Railroad shares quoted.

Sienna Bank of Royjondoe London Erie Liverpool Evexine Orleans Constantinople Candia Geliadea Akiff Pacha Lonpoy Admiralty Court Paris Mexico Venice Italy Dent & Co China Liverroot Loxton American Securities U. S Erie Railroad Illinois Central Railroad

Ships, troops, and trade notes from the Far East and ports

Correspondence from China says an American schooner crew wrecked off Corea reached Shanghai. The whale ship Alfred Gibbs reported loss of a boat and a whale near Cape Horn. A Panama steamer will carry 5000 sacks of wheat to New York. George Seymour died at sea October 31 aboard the Moses Taylor. Letters from Guarey say 60 American officers reach Chihuahua for Liberal army service. The Moses Taylor and Cutwater, both from New York, arrived. Arizona reports demand more troops to curb depredations. Mohawk tribe allied with whites. 30 of them accompany frontier forces. Prices: wheat 24c, Java coffee 26c, China rice 6jc, legal tenders 701. Arrived: schooner Thomas from New York.

San Francisco China Corean Shanghai Alfred Gibbs Cape Horn Panama New York Geo. Seymour Moses Taylor Guarey Chihuahua San Juan del Sur Cutwater Arizona Java Thomas

Great Republic launches amid fever outbreak in Manhattan

New York reports the Great Republic, a pioneer wooden steamer on the San Francisco line, launched today as the largest of its kind in the United States. Typhus fever surges at a Manhattan Island charity institution with fourteen severe cases moved to fever hospital. The Florida arrives from Havre after 29 cholera deaths on the voyage. five patients will be moved to Illinois. The Florida, chartered by the French Government, will sail to Vera Cruz for troops and land passengers in New York. Caroline A Brower sues Chas E Fleming for 25000 in breach of marriage promise.

New York Navy Great Republic San Francisco United States Manhattan Island Florida Havre Illinois Vera Cruz Caroline A. Brower Chas. E. Fleming

Hurdle and Dash Winners Crown Day of Racing in New York

A fashionable crowd attended the meeting in New York. Roscoe won the hurdle race of four furlongs and a half with seven hurdles at 4.15. China triumphed in the 1 1/4 mile dash at 2.28, with Trova tore second and Her Ladyship third. Trovatore beat Her Ladyship by three lengths in the 1/2 mile match at 1.21.

New York Roscoe Yellow Hammer Surprise China Trovatore Her Ladyship Silkstone Expect Black Knight Lily of the West Kate Hayesgood Lady Teazle Gen. Bleaker Ladyship

Robbers Drive Train Off Track Near Frantan Ky

At 2 a.m. a band of 10 to 12 robbers threw Louisville and Nashville cars from the track 34 miles from Frantan Kentucky. The engine overturned twice down a 30 foot embankment. Express messenger Adams escaped death by fire. Passengers were robbed of about 2500 in money and watches before the band fled eastward. Local pursuit began as masked robbers evaded identification.

Frantan Louisville and Nashville Railroad Adams

Cotton remains favorable as rains and worms spare the crop

From New Orleans Nov 8 reports show the cotton trade continuing favorable. All crop spared by rains and worms will be saved. The Texas Governor urges ending all civil rights disparities between blacks and whites. Judge Caldwell of Texas, a second Philadelphia Convention member, spoke at Anderson during court session urging negro suffrage and denouncing rebels.

Texas Caldwell Anderson

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