The Aurora Commercial Subscription Offer
The notice advertises a three month subscription to the Aurora Commercial for twenty five cents. It lists agents M. Perrexcit Co in New York and Boston, S. H. Parvix in Cincinnati, Armour Bus at a toll gate, and Joun A. Wraom at Dillsborough as authorized agents for subscriptions and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Perrexcit & Co
Park Row
New York
States Street
Boston
Aurora Commercial
S. H. Parvix
West Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Armour Bus
Dillsborough Turnpike
Treasury bill seeks large year and next year funding
The Secretary of the Treasury reports a bill to raise 390 million dollars for the current year and 600 million for the next, with bonds and small notes options. It proposes banking associations issuing notes secured by bonds and other financing provisions, mirroring last session's measure and stressing loan negotiations and stable money. The Internal Revenue Service outline clarifies cattle and newspaper publishing tax rules, with licenses and on premises sales defined. Reverdy Johnson to fill Maryland Senate vacancy. sugar-making test shows cane ripeness matters. pension proof bill introduces oath officers. paymasters carry 3 million Lincoln Greens to Fort Pillow. Indiana prisoners to Camp Morton rather than Camp Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washineton
Secretary of the Treasury
Committee On Ways and Means
Congress
United States
Hooper
Gia Conor Banks
Department of the Gulf
New Orleans
Butler
Washington
Feverdy Johnson
Senate
Reverdy Johnson
Maryland
Pearce
Secretary of the Interior
Tobe Paro Orr
Indianapolis Journal
Fort Pillow
Mississippi River
Army Correspondence from Fort Donelson to Fayetteville Dispatches
In December 1862 a correspondent recounts the Western theater battle near Fayetteville Arkansas, detailing seven days of rapid marching, heavy combat, and high casualties. He praises officers such as Adjutant De La Hunt, lists regiments including the 26th Indiana and 37th Illinois, and notes Rebel losses as greater than Federal despite and hiding the dead. The narrative blends casualty tallies, unit dispositions, and field experiences from the Army of the Frontier.
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Apa
Sipiptehaasiar
Brissouri
Arkansas
Buffice
Springfield
Springfeld
Spring Creek
Springfel
Casaville
Fayetteville
Ark
Wis
Iowa
37Th Illinois
Endisha
94Th Tllinois
Catf
Ada
Dinois
Hindmans
Tinsis
Illinois
Pea Ridge
Western Department
Stein
de la Hunt
26Th Indiana
Lieut. Manning
Company K
19Th
Tom Jism Ky. Cavaalny
Lieut
J. WT. Green
Galliatrx
Tenn
Hartsville
Mmeintiod
Ohio Regiment
Golka Tod
104Th Tinois
Daule
Lory nreiMent
Fiuitahapelia
Black River
Missouri
Ozarks
Boston
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Orly
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Atvader
Connersville
Wm. Hedrick
Marion
Indiana
Camp Morton
Indianapolis
Camp Chase
Columbus
Ohio
OUR Army Correspondence
Ruble
Chaisel
Hendrixson
McCoy
James Burke
Joseph G. Baxter
Robert Bennett
George Crawford
Charles Carr
Durkee
Peter Downey
William Engleking
E. S. Fravin
Lee
John Grulls
William Lange
John Maxwell
Charles Neyes
Charles Nehemiah
William Riess
John Fogel
Anthony Walters
John Whiteford
Christopher Need
William
Hindman
MacKay
Fagan
Marmaduke
Elisha S. Frazier
Co. K
26Th Regiment
Onur 'Was
Aurora
A. Epstein
Humlock
DRY Goods, Ac
T. Beck
J. W. Bailey
Queensware
Boots, Shoes, &c., the
Breck , Bailey
Main and
Second Streets
Aurora, Ind
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Sorcer of
Lance and
Srysa
Clothacy Aby
Nopsucers
Fuldster
Baildine
Fostein
Sn LD
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A. Ets Tees
Forsale Dow
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M.D
Ty Aurore
Ferand
Etter Havin
J. N. Milburn
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City Drug Store
B. Shipper
Kempf
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Justice of the Peace
Railroad Hotel
Cochran
Ind
Phillip Held
TQ Cas Customers
Bny
Chambers, Stevens & CO
Mr? Gordon and Gate
J.T. Garr
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Lozier & CO
Ccopner Nals
Huey
Wae
Aucpocra
Queens Ware
Gaff, Lozier & CO
Chambers, Stevens, & Co
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