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Aurora Commercial

Location

Aurora, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1864

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U S Bonds Exempt From Taxation Offer Subscriptions

A detailed Army correspondence discusses U S Government bonds under the March 6 1864 act, noting tax exemption, redeemable in coin from ten to forty years, with 5 percent interest in coin. Subscribers can choose registered or coupon forms, and bonds draw interest from March 1 or subscription date. Large subscriber response is reported from several First National Banks, with emphasis on broad accessibility and financial security.

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Cavalry Report From Prince Geonose June 1964 Front

A Civil War era dispatch from Prince George Virginia describes Company D of the C. Valley Cavalry resting after days of fatigue and illness. It notes Captain Spencer’s sudden illness, crossing the Pamunkey, skirmishing with the enemy, a burial at Dundee for Sergeant Gillett, bridge destruction near Hanover Court-house, and a dusk march toward Salem Church with a cavalry engagement and a lighter American loss than the rebels.

Memphis Rebs Sparks 120Th Sinois Dearborn Sturgis Tupello Forrest Mobile Selma Meridian Laice A. J. Smith H.F. W Sd C.valry Prince Geonose Pamunkey Grounnd Hanover Court House Dundee 5Th New York Cavalry L. N. Bondrye Gillett A. Porter Hanover Court-house Grant Salem Church Coldrief Chapman

Desperate Civil War Actions Near Malvern Hill

A field report recalls Hancock corps divisions driving rebels from Bottom Bridge area and crossing on pontoon boats. Losses include 24 wounded, 1 killed, 3 missing. brigades repelled cavalry and infantry at Malvern Hill and Prince George Court-house as Grant’s army advances toward the James River.

Hancock Vaughn Bottom Bridge Construction Corps Malvern Hill Sth Thomas L. Baker Grant Meade Tuesdy Harrison James River Richmond Road Prince George Court-house Suffolk Road Prince George Church Court-house Calhoun Kelsey Stevensburg

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