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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1862

Page

2

Shinplaster currency provokes strong protests in Warren

The Warren Mail decries shinplaster notes flooding circulation as impudent law violations. It cites federal and Pennsylvania penalties, warns merchants, and laments railroad service by the P and E R R, urging better treatment of local business. The paper postpones several minor items to next issue.

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Fashionable Ladies Cloaks in 1862 Washington Style

Editorial notes fashion on Pennsyl vania Avenue with hats like stove pipes and skirts dragging through mud. Describes manteaus under Me Celine and Lalla Rookh styles, velvet, plush, and new locophore feathers. Also reviews Bishop Simpson sermons and Army visits near the White House with Bucktail soldiers guarding the War Department. Thanksgiving customs in Warren recalled with humor and hometown pride.

Washington Pennsylvania Avenue Theard Bishop Simpson God Moses Livingston Grandin Postmaster Evans Tidiante Harper's Ferry Burnside White House Derickson Crawford County Erie Regiment War Department May Crawford Col. Wistar Bucktail Potomac Lincoln

President's Message on Civil War and Union Preservation

The president addresses foreign affairs, finances, Indian affairs, and the nation’s path through the Civil War. He discusses emancipation plans, suggests compensations to slaveholding states, colonization options, and the need to preserve the Union. He also covers treasury figures, currency reform, postal gains, and expansion of internal improvements. He argues for gradual emancipation with compensation and outlines the implications for population, economy, and national cohesion.

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