Subscriptions and Civil War News From The Commercial
The issue explains subscription expiration numbers and how readers can verify status. It reports wounded Indiana soldiers from Sherman’s army, hospital transfers, and list updates from Company C322 Indiana. It notes The July number of an illustrated monthly and previews August issues, plus a sensational lake monster tale from Rochester and a Memphis railway security order enforcing armed guards on trains.
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Sherman
Nashville
John Fische
Christopher Sanders
Indiana
Marietin
W.K. Foster
J. W. D. Kennedy
John F Kelly
Milton Fibenna
Abner
Melancthon Ringee
Harrizon God
Do-Ha. Wittenhouse
Nelson ‘Brown
Laurence Eddy
Nother “Snaik
Indianapolis Journal
Rochester
Felton County
Mantio
Manito
Terra Firma
Indies
New York
Nashville July Fourth Celebrations Amid Civil War Tensions
Nashville reporters describe patriotic displays on Independence Day 1864 with military formations, a Subistence Department parade emblems, and public feasts at hospitals. The piece notes limited civilian turnout, orderly conduct by workers, and a government pay raise for soldiers plus reenlistment incentives under wartime policy.
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Nashtvinta
Tenn
Eptror
United States
Nashville
Blaine
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Iowa Cavalry
Fort Gillem
Andrew Johnson
Parson
Brownlow
Major General Franklin Captured on Train at Magnolia
Philadelphia dispatches report rebels captured Major General Franklin on a train at Magnolia and set fire to the cars. The raid destroyed two trains, robbed conductors, and disrupted telegraph wires to Washington. A force under Harry Gilmore attacked Magnolia Station, burning structures and aiming toward Baltimore.
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Philadelphia
Frnlin
Magnolia
H. F. Kinney
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Franklin
Northern Central
J. R. Munshower
Philadelphia Wilmington
Baltingere
Baltimore
Stanton
Cadwallader
Washington
Hwavere
Grace
Harry Gilmore
Magnolia Station
Wilmington
Baliimore
Bryson
Gunpowder Bridge
Cardwallader
N&ne
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Manolia
Mi 18
Maryland
Carrituck
Scou
Gononingo Bridge
Susquehanna River
Haver Nore
Wahington
War Départment
Gen Coughc
Indiana
Lynchburg
Richmond
Kelly
Cumberland
John” Morgan
Imboden
Hunter
Mar
Rebel Forces Hold South Mountain Passes
Troops report Haverstown remains in rebel hands as the main body demonstrates near Washington and Baltimore with positions between Monocacy and Baltimore.
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Tinsburg
Haverstown
South Mountain
Washington
Baltemore
Monocagy
Baltimore
War Department reorganizes North Carolina Virginia troops
The War Department orders the North Carolina Virginia troops with the Potomac army into the 18th Corps under Major General W F Smith. Major General Butler commands the rest of the department with Fortress Monroe as headquarters. Major-General J J Reynolds takes command of the reorganized 9th Corps.
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War Department
Department of North Carolina
Virginia
Army of the Potomac
W. F. Smith
Butler Vo
Fortress Monroe
J.J. Reynolds
9Th Corps
Gulf Department
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Uisnapolis
Joseph E. McDonald
David Turpie
Supreme Court
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Washburn
West Tennessee
Waskens
Memphs
Saulsbury
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Memphis
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Mémphis
White’ Station
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United States of Americas
Colored Parade
Kedar
Subsistence Department
OAP
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Tite
No. 19
United States Army
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Huylers
Darviers
Ble Kamiths
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Pringips Msi
Ahans Oat Carrilery
Badera
Ninsiciine
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Washtington
Wilmington, Road
G&g
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Auroia
Ind
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Louisville
M. ‘Gibson
City Drug & Store
Aurora
Phill & CO
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Lennon
Professor Hortowar
Maiden Lane
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Schulze
Maneee
Dearborn County
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