Subscription details and military notice from 1862
The notice outlines a subscription plan for the Aurora Commercial at twenty five cents for three months and names S. H. Panving as the authorized Cincinnati agent. It explains weekly subscriber name printing and account statuses. It also reports the 37th Regiment Indiana Volunteers at Mumfordsville Kentucky, and warns absentees with illegitimate leaves must report or be deserters. Lieut. Col. Carter Gazlay commands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Dee
Mumfordsville
Garlay
Van_ Buren
Tenn
Bobbs
Neval
Indiana
Carter Gazlay
Ind
From the Railroad Regiment at Fort Heiman Ky Opposite Fort Henry
A private letter reports the Railroad Regiment at Fort Heiman Kentucky opposite Fort Henry with about 300 fit for duty and many discharged for disability. The colonel is sick at Indianapolis and troops fear a return to Camp Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Heiman
Fort Henry
Indianapolis
Camp Morton
The Damage to the Merrimac and Patrick Henry
In Washington on April 7 the Navy reports the Merrimac took water after Cumberland hit her and Monitor shot disabled guns. The Patrick Henry was struck in a port hole, men fired, and rebels retreated from Western Virginia as Union forces advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Henry
Wasutrarox
Navy Department
Norfolk
Monitor
Eye witness account of 23d Winchester clash by 7th Indiana
In a veteran correspondent letter from near Strasburg Va dated March 31 1862 the writer urges recognition for the 7th Indiana Volunteer Infantry detailing their role in the Winchester engagement. He describes Banks crossing the Potomac and Shields advancing then the Confederate return under Col Ashby and Jackson with heavy artillery. The piece narrates a late afternoon artillery duel, the 7th Indiana's advance through a timbered field and a brutal close-quarters assault on a Confederate battery, with heavy casualties and the dramatic, disciplined charge to seize the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsatn
Strasburg
Winchester
Raymond
Crimea
7Th Regiment of
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Banks
Potomac
Shields
Manassas Junction
Johnson
Smith
Jackson
Shenandoah
Gordonsville
Shields’ Divison
Col Ashby
Manassas
3D Brigade
Pny
Col. Kimball
Tyler
Clark
Bewat
Stern
Ps Cit
Thei
Losses in the 7th Indiana Regiment at Winchester
A Civil War correspondence notes Gen McClellan halted pursuit at a point after a Confederate retreat turned to flight near Winchester on March 23. It lists killed and wounded in Companies A and C, including Captains Pattison and Waterman, with names such as William Burke Isaac M. Allen S. Lynn A. Williamson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan
7Th Reg’t Ind
Winchester
A. B. Pattison
William Burke
Charles Libert
Sol Waterman
Isaac M. Allen
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Dillsborough
Aurora Commercial
Javed” Suaceen 3
S. H. Panving
West -Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Savannah
Terin
Isham Harris
Beauregard
Corinth
Miss
Secess
Tennessee River
Gen. Grant
Pittsburg Landing
Virginia
Gavin
Link
Sullivan
Kimball
Hackleman
Colgrove
General Shields
Cumberland
Martinsburg
Trumbulls
Senate
Congress
Missouri
Jeff. Davis
Mexico
Jay
Washieton
Bates
New York World
Army OF the Potomac
Post Office Department
Washington
Washington City
John A. Kasson
Agst
OUR Army Correspondence
7Th Regiment
Sheriff's Sales
Heriff’s Base
Amzy G. Crane
Court of Common Pleaa
Dearborn County
George W. Weimer
Iaid Court
Court House
Said
Henry Walker
Aurora
George and
Moore Streets
Manchester Turnpike
George Street
Manchester and
Gene Kennett
Costa
Edward A. Conger
Isaac
Dion
Court of Common Pleas
Page Cheek
Eliza Cheek
Miami River
Wilson Creek
Said Creek
Dearborn
Desshacn Comat
LEGAL
Ohio
Common Pleas
Ohio County
Ruth M. Porche
Evercast M.pore
Oliver
Hy Smith
Laura M
John . Smith
M. Smith
Marcus A. Smith
Clifford’ J. Smith
James TY
Eo Covington
Iy O. Hi. Mintxa
Cobb & Co’s
COBB
Folebe
P. Cobb & CO
Pork Packers
Sak
Lamber
General Agents
Aurora, Ind
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Dearhborn
Ripley
Boone County
Kentucky
S. A. Bundy
Joseph Beckett
Thos. Davis
Thos. B. Curtis
Cyrus Canfield
Benjamin Rice
Boone Co
RON and Steel
C. P. Cobbco
Miller
New York
Wood
Young America
Mate’s
Roy
Cooper's
Q. P. Cobb & Co’s
Aemseyoy
Padlacke
N. O
N. H
Shoenberger
la Belle
S and Ton
Sanderson Bros
Pittsburgh
Kosice Iometet
O. Pcobb'&' CO
Ake
Wheeler & Wilson
O.P
Cobb & Co
Ardware
Fhuresie
P. Vans
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