Civil War Era Admin Report praises colored troops and war effort
The document highlights the organization of colored troops exceeding 60,000 by midwar and defends pay parity, notes battlefield valor at Port Hudson and Milliken's Bend, and calls for permanent protection of refugee families. It reviews ordnance production, fortifications funding, and administrative reforms across the War Department.
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Sage scraps of lessons and jokes from a bygone column
A garbled miscellany of quips and moral maxims appears in a dated column. It mixes dialogue about hens and eggs with proverbs on energy and perseverance, faded jokes about marriage and ships, and odd tips for fleas, all rendered in fragmentary, old-fashioned prose.
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