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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1864

Page

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Public sale of unseated lands in Warren County

Notice states under an 1815 act amended for selling unseated lands that lands in Warren County and the Borough of Warren will be exposed to public sale for arrears of taxes at the Court House on the second Monday of June.

Warren County Warren

Letter from Dan Loy on Potomac army hospital care and packing

A reader reports from the Potomac army on health and comfort in Regimental hospitals and Culpeper division hospital. He criticizes improper packing of clothing with food causing waste, notes Sanitary and Christian Commission efforts, and outlines how chaplains and surgeons requisition reading matter, clothing, and food from agents.

Lorisville Borror Army of the Potomac Culpepper Sanitary & Christian Commission Friends Christian Commission Mr. Cole Christian Sanitary Commissions Sanitary Commission Toreo Tuco Uarrisburg State Department Sanitary and Christian Commission Roberts Maj Gilliland Washington Williams Hays McCrarey McCalmont Black Union Brie Co Baker Spring Creek Witsken Jamestown Potter Davis Clark Prench Maine S. Stacy Columbus Bettis Corry Zurk Camp Parole Hospital Anapolis Md Daniel

Descriptions of Civil War visits from Brandy Station to Philadelphia

The author recounts a Christmas meeting with John M. Botts at Brandy Station, observes depopulated farms near Culpeper and a signal station on Pony Mountain, and praises the Mower Hospital at Chestnut Hill Philadelphia for its orderly care. He urges a state field agent to assist Pennsylvania volunteers and lists officials he respects.

Brandy Station John M. Botts Culpepper Poney Mountain Rapidan River Fredericksburg Potomac Alexandria Washington Philadelphia Pennsylvania Chestnut Hill England Hopkinson United States Army General Hospital Joseph Hopkinson United States Volunteers Sass Celesticetees

Boston Street Drunk Remarks On Lamb In Cold Wind

A drunken man on the church steps in Boston voices a rambling quip about heaven tempering the wind for a lamb. Separately, Lynn’s shoe trade seems to surge with January sales totaling 23789 dollars, hinting at about eighty thousand dollars for the month.

Boston Lynn

Education the Cornerstone of the Union lecture

Wendell Phillips urged planting schoolhouses among freedpeople and poor whites in the South with Union Army support. He framed a shared destiny with the black man and called for democratic policy and nationwide education. The Paris notes discuss Maximilian in Mexico and a vivid London magistrate anecdote about a Reverend Newbold.

Wendell Phillips Music Hall Boston South Republic Ife Trainers Newbold Rose Cottage Lynhurst Hants England London Newbold

The Woes of France’s Queens Behind the Crown

A reflective sketch notes that among sixty seven royal and imperial queens of France only thirteen left histories without misery or sin. It lists modern fates such as divorce execution early death widowhood cruelty exile poisoning and heartbreak as the true burden behind royal glory.

France

Italians eyeing wider war as Austria join would aid Venice assault

Italians watch Dano German war with impatience hoping Austria enters a larger conflict. They report rapid shipments of war munitions to Adriatic towns and claim Italy could concentrate 250000 troops on the Mincio within two weeks.

Austria Venetia Adriatic Mincio

Tenement House in New York City with 68 rooms

A New York City tenement is described as having 68 rooms of 8 by 10 feet. It houses seven families including 144 adults and 138 children. There are 11 dogs and 43 cats in the dwelling.

Grandia Proper & Nickerson Farmington Martin Lannin Miles & Curtis R. M. Gray Franklin Clark John Lyon Falconer A. Rogers Sugar Grove Truman Dalrymple Brokenstraw John Dunham C A Mattison R of Gray Hyideko George Patch Huidekoper Annie Smith J. Alexander Heirs Soourh Blodgett Lumon Davis Il A. Wilson E Brewer & Co Delo Fountain Lafayette J. J. Wheelock John Marvin Mi Tra Monrass Z. F. Nichols Son Thomas Woodin Deforest Weld Glade. Griffiths James Lawrance James Black Sb Gregory A Belknap Columbus Kingsland & Co Ras A & F Huidekoper Ood W. W. Hutchinson Kingland & Co Daniel Horn Joseph Chase Bhu MrGuire William Irvine Horace Abbey Robert Cook Kinzua Conewango Martin Amann Benedict & Carpenter Ad Sutherland Piatner Il Huidekoper R. Miles Brewer & Co Yy C. Weatherby Amos Spencer Ll J Boek John Thomas Ik I, Brewer & Co Chandler Owen Thompson Corydon McAllester Mary Sutton John Harris N. P Jacob Sutton Jawsstone Uudekoper Felton Oe BF Lukins Stevenson John DeMul Lka G Tit & Son Wilkins P. Roots Scott Warren Borough Sawyer Green AF Hosock J. Green Rogers Sd W. Dale Rogers Uy Youngsville Go Gordon Fellows Cornell Geo Chase Treary Frederick Oscar Sands Jonathan Fredrick Mead Rogers and Thurman JV Stone C Verback OS Ib Proctor Wisher Weaver's Heirs Deerfield Thurmans Thurman Leontart A. Marsh JH. Siggins Dale G. F. Strain JW Briggs Jonathan Miller Pittsfield Ralph Young A. G. MaGee John Lamb Flhro Doty W Grove Ludlow & Co JC Scott ASE Huidehoper Susan Swager White Henry Proper Elk Township Burdick R.N. Fenton J McColough Fenton Caleb Henderson Jason Andrus Lie Mathews Whitey & Rollins Irvine Alvin Stannard Reuben Jones A Russell Burbank D & JC Mead Janes Roy Fe Brasington Joseph Fitch John Stoneman M Miller A & EF Huidekoper John Brokaw Tuomas Clemons J McKinney A Aleley Zebulon Burdick Win Bell Wo Struthers Burroughs E&ja Headly W & Irvine Willam Shattuck J Simmerman Whitney & Rollins SM Cole T Wentworth William Jones J Leaper W. Kester Noah Dalrymple Leach & Johnson A Morse Cowley Ludlow Joseph Odle Rathbun Rindall Geer Ballarle Chapman Eldred Blane Inge Oll Tdalimple Brewer & Watson Arm Tage Datton Brewer Judson & King Johnson Hollis King Simeon Wright Reynolds Inge Hackelbery Hithaway Tyrell Christian Dames Washburn Betsey Damon Christ’ Us Cabley Ws Sheffield John King J. W. Colby New York City

Danish Soldiers Rated Less Capable by Times Reporter

The London Times correspondent in Denmark believes Danish soldiers do not compare favorably with American troops. He cites training discipline and equipment gaps affecting performance in the field.

London Times Denmark Russell

Deploring Elite Racial Arrogance in Eastern Tennessee

The article attacks Knoxville based aristocracy, labeling it a longstanding class of slaveholding multi-property owners. It denounces their contempt for workers and calls for public anger, urging restraint and moral reflection amid a Civil War era critique of social hierarchy and race.

Mighty steam gunship shown with twin turrets at port

Report describes a Vie iron clad launched at St Louis now in Milwaukee with two 11 inch Dahlgren guns per turret. Guns move by steam, loaded in hold, fired by steam, and require only one operator aside from loading.

Milwaukee St. Louis

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