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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1862
Page
1
Warren County notices list Brown's Hotel Erie line and Warren merchants including Brown Brothers in Warren Pa Shoemakers Tailors and Clerks plus lawyers and hotels. Excerpt covers diverse businesses from hotels to harness makers and train connections, with public notices about sales and local commerce.
A fragment from the Warren Mail presents a sentimental poem praising a girl named Sibbie Libbie Botalas. The speaker expresses affection and sorrow over the possibility that her life may be short, contrasting her gaiety with the narrator’s own frailty.
Saxe cites Vermont fame for men women maple sugar and horses with vivid contrasts. The Investigating Committee finds Fremont case unfounded while Secretary Stanton backs the report. Accusers face questions over tax carpet upholstery collectors raised.
A melodrama at the Bowery Theatre features a staged head on a table with a blood pool illusion misfiring when a wag snuffs the stage causing the head to sneeze. The piece provokes amusement amid chaos as the curtain falls. Also recounted are a shop remark on “cousins” and a harsh Richmond Whig view of the Davis Administration criticizing its leadership and future prospects.
The passage portrays General Burnside as a man of action who gives no proclamations. At a Washington reception early in the war he received a donated flag with a courteous bow and only the phrase Move on, men. No further words were spoken.
The Tennessee river opening promises a strong up land cotton trade once rebels are expelled from Columbus and Nashville. Memphis is expected to fall after Columbus is taken, enabling quick spring commerce with Tennessee and northern Mississippi and Alabama. The Louisville Journal hopes to send a force to press debts and rights while denouncing rebel leaders.
The excerpt recalls Union gunboats failing to sortie at Fort Henry, Confederate targets suffering when seeking distinction, an unfulfilled Bow ling Green game, discouraging Christian behavior, modern criticism of mediocrity, and the Stone fleet sunk near Charleston by reckless South Carolinians, concluding with a note on a dead wall bill acceptor.
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