Advertising Agents and Subscription Receivers Named
The Aurora Commercial lists agents for advertising and subscriptions in New York Boston Cincinnati and Dillsborough. S. M. Perrenceren & Co. handle ads at low rates in New York and Boston. S. H. Parvin receives subscriptions in Cincinnati. Amnon Rose oversees toll gate payments on the Dillsborough turnpike and Joan A. Wymann handles subscriptions there.
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S. M. Perrencren& ‘Cos
Park Row
New York
State. Street
Boston
Aurora.Commercial
S. H. Parvin
West Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Amnon Rose
Dillsborough
Aurora
Joan A. Wymann
Siege of Cincinnati history and Civil War notices
A February issue highlights The Siege of Cincinnati and includes poems, sketches, and essays from Ticknor Fields. Washington dispatches report paymasters advancing to the Army of the Potomac, with arrears soon settled. Reports of a fatal Zanesville market house collapse follow. Nebraska Nevada and Colorado likely to enter the Union as states. Col. John H. Franquiar named Military Commandant at Indianapolis. Memphis earthquake tremor noted. Indiana regiment officers adopt Unionist resolutions and funding stance. Minor enlistment, perjury risks, and penitentiary service proposed. Missouri guerrilla savagery reported, with threats to Union women. New homestead law grants 100 acres for fifteen dollars starting Jan 1.
Our Army Correspondence From Indiana Volunteers Ill News
From the 68th Indiana Volunteers marching from Louisville to Nashville via Smithland Dover Clarksville and Rosecrans line. Reports include snow at Clarksville, scarce cargo, a growing fleet, and hopes to reach Nashville while awaiting news from Vicksburg and Sherman. DEARBORN signs off with furloughs and longing for the Commercial.
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Liz
Tenn
Indiana
Louisville
Portland
Nashville
J. Wayne
Horizon
Ft. Wayne
Hoosierland
Smithland
Cincinnati
Sherman
Vicksburgh
Dover
Clarksville
Bruce
Rosecrans
Dearborn
Six thousand captured and strong defense at fort entry noted
The report cites six thousand eight hundred prisoners and eighty wounded. The 16th regiment suffered severely with eight killed and sixty eight wounded while Co. E had three slightly wounded. Generals and officers are praised for their conduct and hospital service. Major Jelley of the 83d is badly wounded and has lost an eye.
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Whiteford
Joseph. Weaver
Balley
Gatch
Terrill
Stevenson
Jordan
Tye
Burbridge
Lucas
Orr
Redfield
Davis
Co. C
83.4
GanMesr
P. S
Jelley
83D
Churchill
Garland
Virginia
James S. Jelley
Indiana
Memphis
D. A
16Th
Richmond
Jeff. Davis
Emancipation Proclamation Praised Amid Civil War Reflections
A Virginia era correspondent extols Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation aligning with King David's mercy. The piece cites Old Testament parallels, urges emancipation as policy, and notes wartime exchanges and Arkansas Post actions including Indiana regiments capturing prisoners and recapturing materiel.
Indiana School Fund Totals and Perpetual Trust Note
The article outlines Indiana school funds, detailing the Congressional township fund of 2 113 941 dollars and the common school fund of 3 932 712 dollars, together 6 046 655 dollars, described as a perpetual fund with income devoted to support of common schools. It notes favorable comparisons with other states and includes a string of miscellaneous items.
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Indiana
Congressional Township School Fund
Common School Fund
Congressional Townships
Billy Wilsons Zouaves at Baton Rouge Prison Break
A New Orleans correspondent recounts Billy Wilsons Zouaves once formed from Five Points ruffians who proved capable fighters. Upon reaching Baton Rouge they escaped the guard at the State Prison, broke in and celebrated, declaring they were home.
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New Orleans
Billy Wilson
Zouaves
Thelves
Baton Rouge
Beautiful pictorial paper offered free
A decorative pictorial paper devoted entirely to the subject will be sent gratis. The publication promises attractive illustrations and informative content at no cost to recipients.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Territorial Committee of the House
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Colorado
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Carrington
Missouri
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Democrat
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5Th . Cavalry
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Jackson County
Hinpwar
Ark
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Reid
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War Department
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Cairo
School Fund of Indiana
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Joax H. Borte
Charles Powell
Stuart
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Drees
Knox County
Illinois
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Army of the Potomac
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Oregon
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Singer & Co.'s
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Tate
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