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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1863

Page

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Abolition of certain ranks in cavalry units

The text abolishes the grade of Supernumerary Second Lieutenant and two teamsters per company and one chief farrier and blacksmith per regiment. It permits two trumpeters per cavalry company to be used as baggers and designates one veterinary surgeon per regiment with the rank of Regimental Sergeant Major, paid seventy five dollars monthly.

United States War Department Ohio

Senate Conscription Act Encompasses National Forces Draft

The proposed bill calls for enrolling able bodied citizens and certain foreign born residents between ages twenty and forty five to form national forces. It outlines exemptions for specific relatives and officials, district enrollment, provost marshals, drafts, substitutes, and penalties for noncompliance during the war.

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Artemus Ward Races for Note Then Boards Ship

A. Ward, famed humorist, races to the levee after a note is said to be waiting ashore. He hurries to the office, retrieves the note, and returns to the steamer amid cheers, planning a swift response to the prank. The episode reflects Ward's timely jokes and quick exits.

Seeerereeternetien D. ¥. Stranahan Front Street Brown & Phillips Yphysicians Farmington Centre Warren County W. Brown Phillips Charles I’. Brown Artemus Ward Dubuque Iowa Mississippi A. Ward Chas Chas. It. Brown

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