Autumnal Ode and Civil War Era Echoes Echo Through Melrose
A lengthy verse tribute opens with vivid seasonal imagery and references to harvest motifs. A correspondent reports Ned Buntline’s life, local steamship travel, and a La Crosse speech by Gov. Seward. The piece covers court actions in Mason’s Trail, murder and assault indictments, road and rail progress, and Melrose town history amid an active regional update on emigration and land sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evtrox
Mississippi
St. Paul
la Crosse
Galena
Sparta
Black River Falls
Webeck P.M
Mason’s Trail
Murray
Jacob J. Crossett
Oliver Crossutt
Jacob BR. Crossett
Jacob
Oliver
States Prison
Huphrates
Andrew Shepperd
John Law
Tina
Mr. Shepperd
Bristol
Melrose
Arhief
Hugh Douglas
Pho
Smith
Thomas Smith
Horges
Ile
Doeturs
la Crosse County
Lewis Valley
la Crosce
Seward
Wilkinson
Minnecote
Doolittle
Wisconsin
Turners Tall
Beech er Letter Declines Amherst D D Honor
The closing portion of Beech er's letter declines the D D conferred by Amherst College. He seeks to return the honor, praising the simplicity of his mother's phrase at infant consecration and baptism. He wishes the title to be given back to Amherst and hopes it ends his life in simple service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basener
Beecher
Amherst College
Henry Vann Beecukn
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F. B.rankin
Tveas
Rees
Levinson
New York Commercial Advertiser
Ned Buntline
Eugle Lake
Suim Brown
Ling
Uncle Sam
New York Mercury
Fort Edwards
Whitehall and
Saratoga
Merchants Exchange Bank of New York
Whaling Bank of Connecticut
Seamer Favari
Alhambra
Tital and Canzieigor
Crosset
Shepperd
Law Indic
Lhn'els
Pour
Eniffee
Sycamen Tavonsts
Howell
Mason
Aince
Robert Douglas
Thugh Douglas
Black River
Dakiylis, Jr