Subscriptions and Army News in The Commercial of June 23 1864
The issue explains subscription numbers and price rise to 40 cents per quarter or $1.50 annually. It reports on regiments from Indiana and Tennessee, details a 83d Regiment march from Nashville to Georgia, battles near Resacca Dallas Acworth, and lists casualties and officers including Lt Col Benjamin H Myers. Dorwy signs the letter from Larkinsville Alabama.
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Sete
Lary A. C
Acworria
Georgia
Epitron Commercial
83D Regiment
Larkinsville
Alabama
15Th Army Corps
15Th Corps
Stevenson
Huntsville
Benj. J. Spooner
2D Brigade
J.A. J. Lightburn
Morgan L. Smith
Missouri
Resacca
Dalton
83D
Kasacea
Resacea
Kingston
Oostanaula
4Th Indiana Cavalry
W. H. Isgrigg
McCreary
Plummer
Lewis
Camp Smith
Tennessee
Dallas
B. H. Myers
Acworth
Atlanta
Expedition from Memphis reports skirmish and forage woes
From Riptey Mississippi June 9 1864 a dispatch from the 7th Cavalry details an expedition leaving Memphis for unknown parts. They joined near White's Station with two regiments of colored troops and report skirmishes, forage shortages, and harsh hostilities as they press toward crushing the rebellion. The letter also notes Union meetings in Manchester and a religious reflection on past reformers.
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Eptror Commercial
Memphis
Browne
Branham
Hare
Hanson
Waring
White
Collarsville
Lamar
Salem
Buckersville
Forrest
Charleston
Corinth
Grierson
7Th Indiana Cavalry
F.W
Manchester
Union Guizena
S. H. Flood
R. Collier
A. J.cotton
D. Baldridge
Seth Platt
Ralph Collier
Pres
T. Sera Parr
See’y
Justitia Avrom Throws Down The Gauntlet In 1864 Letter
Avror signs a June 20 1864 letter challenging continuing issues and proposing questions to be answered in a courtly moral tone. The missive ends with a renewed challenge and a call for Justitia Fiat to respond.
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Castalia’s Fount
Elysian Fields
Frat Justitia
Avror
Wholesale and Retail Dealer Promotes Hats and Bags
A local wholesale and retail dealer highlights a selection of hats caps boots shoes valises carpet bags trunks portmanteaus. The listing emphasizes variety and availability for customers seeking durable headwear travel gear and luggage.
Schulze's Hall Building Ad Thanks Patrons
A general assortment constantly on hand of the latest styles and adapted to the season. Being the oldest establishment in Dearborn county we thank the generous public for patronage in years past and solicit a continuance. Don’t forget the place Schulze's Hall Building Second street. A Epstein Lane summons and subpoenas for sale at this offer.
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Washington City
Eise
Lawrenceburg
J. P. Chew
Ind
Dearborn County
Schulze
Second Street
A. Epstein
Hoofland’s German Bitters touted for soldiers in need
Hoofland’s German Bitters claimed to cure debility from camp life exposures and privations. The ad urged soldiers and hospitals to use it, warned of counterfeits, and listed prices and mailing options from the Philadelphia office. It claimed many thankful letters from army sufferers and offered safe forwarding by express.
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J. Newton Brown
D. D
Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge
Hoefland
C. M. Jackson
Robert Shoemaker
Hooffand
Hopfland
Express
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Jones & Evans
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Soens
United States
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Sre
New York
London
Professor Holloway
Maiden Lane
N. B
Tilohas Molloway
N.Y
Aurora
T. M. Gibson
Sas
Aurora grocer advertises wide assortment and cash sales
Corner Fourth and Front streets in Aurora offers groceries and provisions including sugar coffee tea tobacco cigars soap candles spices dried fruit and canned goods. The dealer promises to sell cheap for cash and pay the highest market price for country produce.
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Aurora
N. O
aArnold
James M. Wheeler
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