Advertisers Authorized for Aurora Commercial
The notice lists agents and locations in New York Boston Cincinnati and Dillsborough authorized to solicit subscriptions and advertising for the Aurora Commercial. Agents include S. M. Perrencitt Co. 37 Park Row New York and 6 State Street Boston. He Parvin 92 West Fourth Street Cincinnati. J. A. Wymonp at Dillsborough plus Me. Agruur Buss at the toll gate on the Dillsborough turnpike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillsborough
Aurora
Ma. Joux A. Wymonp
Copy of Census Preliminary Report Praised
We are indebted to Hon. H. S. Lana for a copy of the Preliminary Report of the Eighth Census a very valuable public document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lana
Cotton and Tobacco Opportunities for Northern Farmers
A Midwest newspaper urges farmers to plant cotton and tobacco patches this year. It notes rising prices and scarce cotton fabrics, argues tobacco suits the climate, and warns of rich profits from small plots. The piece links agriculture to broader war-time swindling debates and suggests pooling seed purchases to meet growing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Kentucky
Missouri
Dr Hunter's Letters on Throat and Lung Diseases
The article introduces a series by Robert Hunter M D of New York on throat and lung diseases their symptoms treatment and cure. It praises Dr Hunters Medicated Inhalation as a proven system with widespread success in this country and Europe and invites attentive perusal of the letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hunter
Robert Hunter
M. D
New York
China
Byron
Holloway
Europe
J. A. Vogel
M-D
Second Street
Aurora
A. Svaz Cone
Arms and munitions seized near Burlington Times reports
The Burlington Vermont Times notes that at Rouse's Point a large stock of muskets swords revolvers and caps was collected and shipped from New York via Canada to aid rebels. The provost marshal holds the arms under secret orders. Estimated value about 200000 with enough armament to equip seventeen regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont
Rouse’s
Point
New York City
Canada
Mafhal
Secreta*ry
Prairie Grove Battle Casualties Report from Co C
Casualty list from the Civil War battle notes 25 killed and 173 wounded out of 444 in the action. Co C includes Lieut Manning and several named wounded, with 50 men in action and mention of a soldier dying from wounds. Also features remarks on the regimental remnants and a local agricultural journal promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Grove
Co. C
Manning
Christopher Need
William Senior
N.W. Manning
C. C. Ruble
Henry Chaisel
Jacob Hendrixson
Charles D. McCoy
James Burke
Joseph Baxter
Robert Brunett
Charles Reeves
Geo. Crawford
John Durkee
Peter Downey
Elisha Frazier
John Grubbs
Wm. Lange
John Maxwell
C. Noyes
C. Nehimiah
Wm. Riggs
John Fogel
A. Walters
J. Whitford
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Sam
A. Epstein
Richard D. Brown
Adler & Epstein
Cincinnati
Hat
Quartermaster
Vajen
Samuel C. Morgan
Indianapolis
Cavalry
Varen
Geisendorff & Co
Mr. Tapking
Joseph Staub
Genesix
Joseph Harris
Rochester
J. S. Shattuck
S. S. Harding
Utah
Epitor
Gov. Harding
Joe Smith
God
A. J. Carron
White Cottage
OUR Army Correspondence
83D
IND. ‘Regiment
Rising Sun
Wyatt
Memphis
Holly Springs
Company C
George Moore
Pike Township
Joseph Shelley
Dearborn Couny
John Ward
John Smith
General Hospital
Columbus
Vicksburg
Co. B
G. B
Daillsborough
Jackson
Miss
4Th Indiana Cavalry
Henderson
Fair Ground
Meienias
Morgan
Gibson
N. R. Wymond & CO
Spalding
Brown
Maccabey Snuff
Orient
T. M. Gibson
P. Hill
J. S., Shattuck
S. P. Hilt & CO
City Drug Store
Main
Ind
David Jayne & Sons Family
Medsicines
London and Co’s
Wright
Rogers
Hall
Weaver
Coffin
Secar
Wistar
Guysett
Osgood
Christie
Jones
Davis
S. O. Richardson
Morehead
Hostetter
Roback
Hoofland
Carter
Ayer
Moffat
Life
Phenix
Philips
Brandreth
Morse’s
Wilson’s
Boff
Sellers
Bennett’s
Child
McLane
Sir J. Clark
Duponce
Fahnestack
S. Shattuck
Paris
S.phill & CO
Sheriff's Sales
la ‘Pleas of Dearborn Co
George W. Johnson
Willis Lemon
Court of Common
M.B. Church
Moore’s Hill
M. Kennedy
Miss Mbers
Stevens & «&Co
Queensware
James Stafford
A.test News
Chambers. Stevens & CO
J. N. Milburn
Catt
Sera Thomas Crock
Weoples’ Lumber Yard
Third
Judiciary Streets
Lyemlock
Joice and Scantlin
Third and
Judiciary Sts
Epstein
A. Epste
P. Hill, & CO
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