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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1862

Page

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Collectors Plan Triumph of Uncle Sam Style

A speaker declares a career as a collector with a pen behind the ear and a schedule in hand. He imagines seizing commissions and profits while glamorous crowds watch, then warns of followers who may imitate the method and seek the same gains, criticizing the shabby appearance.

New York

The Loss of the Golden Gate and a Cavalier Tale

A serialized tale opens with a gypsy fortuneteller and two noblewomen, Baroness D and Annette De Montmorency, sheltering a royalist cavalier fleeing Cromwell. The scene moves through a castle siege and a rescue, ending with a reveal of the knight as Charles II amid pageantry of his restoration.

Annette Sybil Annette de M Baroness D Midland England Morden Knight Cavalier Charles II Annette de Montmorency Stranger Knight Charles Stuart

Governor Tod Refuses Draft Exemption in Odd Exchange

An elderly woman sought to exempt her husband from the draft in Tod's office. Tod notes the husband is only 35 and thus not exempt. He jokes that if drafted and killed he would marry the woman to compensate. The piece ends with a collection of curious items and wordplay.

B. G. Keyes Warren Hickory Third Streets Tod Cleveland Plain Dealer

A Rabbit in a Battle at Malvern Hill

An incident on the Malvern Hill battlefield recalls a rabbit hiding in a fence copse between fields. As shellfire increases in the afternoon the rabbit bolts from its lair, fleeing the dangerous noise and danger of ongoing combat.

Wellington Waterloo Malvern Hill Mr. Rabbit

Loyal Pennsylvanians urged to back the Union in crisis

The State Central Committee of Pennsylvania issues a civil war era address urging loyal voters to support the Lincoln administration and the war effort. It frames the rebellion as a threat to the Republic and calls for unity, confiscation of rebel property, emancipation of slaves aiding rebels, and punishment of treasonous acts.

The Union State Central Committee Loyal Men of Pennsylvania Piniapenrina Washington America Old World Union State Convention Great Britain Mexico State Central Committee Republic Congress Wiens Confederacy Kansas Free States Lincoln Union United States Abraham Linver Jefferson Davis

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