03 Jun 1865
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1865
Page
1
The Cornhill excerpt contrasts Tennyson with original verse while quoting a lengthy farewell letter from Truman A Hull. Hull describes personal memories, religious ties, and requests readers to write, giving his Mason address in Effingham County NL and signing off with warm regards.
Mason Illinois May 10 1865 author describes long journey from Warren County with family to Edgewood and settle near Mason on Illinois Central Railroad. He details farming prospects fruit orchards and timber, climate milder than Pennsylvania, rising population, and church life led by Methodists.
Testimony elicited before the Committee on the Conduct of the War includes Major-General Meade praising Secretary of War Stanton for prompt action and capability, and Lieutenant General Grant reporting no complaints or interference. The document notes strong cooperation and satisfaction with war administration. A line about Davis ordering Johnston to surrender is included, along with a California plan to use bamboo paper made from Chinese materials.
The speaker vows he would not stay for Alberteen even for luxuries like a silken couch and snowy pillows or a midnight taper while a morning hymn is learned and fingers smooth his hair, robed in golden sheen. He imagines crystal vases with cypress vine and a sparkling goblet as they pace halls of pleasure.
Northern observers reveal two Richmond discoveries. One doc cites Curry of Alabama proposing to execute prisoners of war and enslave soldiers, while a 1865 letter to Jefferson Davis discusses an incendiary plot to burn U S vessels and coasts.
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