Commercial subscription plan and agents for the Aurora
The Commercial announces twenty five Tehtecos two months for twenty five cents and designates Mr Agruur Bosu at the toll gate on the Dillsborough turnpike as authorized to receive subscriptions. Dr JAMES SuHgERER at Dillsbor is agent to collect and receipt. H Panvin of Cincinnati is the lone authorized agent there. Subscriptions will be printed with the subscriber’s name and account status weekly, showing paid numbers and expiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agruur Bosu
Dillsborough
Aurora Commercial
James Suhgerer
Dillsborcing Out
H. Panvin
West Fourth Street
Cincinnati
John Doe
Dr. Roback
Cns
East Fourth Street
Main Street
Ohio
Hammond Street
Dearborn County
S. P. Hill & Co
D. B. Keister
Aurora
H. R. Helmuth
Ferris
Abbott
Lawrenceburg
B. Vail
Wilmington
W. L
Jones
N. Gullett
A. P. Day
Moore
Elrod
Joseph Pockiets
Hubbell
United States
Canada
Publications and notices in early 19th century press
The Atlantic Montury and Godey publications are highlighted with pricing and publishers in Boston and Philadelphia. A column describes concentrated chicken soup used by the Ladies' Aid for typhoid recovery, with preparation notes. A Nash ville dispatch reports captured soldiers near a farmhouse during march, and notes counterfeit banknotes in Terre Haute. Louisville army sutlers face transport disruptions via Nashville railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Atlantic Montury
Atlantic
Ticknor & Fields
Boston
Mass
L. ‘A Godey
Philadelphia
Stex ‘Soupiers
Potomac Army
Ladies’ Aid
Isville
Louisville
Tennessée
Nashville
Army Correspondence from Virginia March 1862
Captain Platter writes from Charlestown Va March 2 describing encampment, tents, snow, and skirmishes with prisoners taken. He notes 40,000 troops in Shenandoah Valley, estimates Rebel strength at Winchester, and reports health, discipline, and hopes for upcoming action. Letters forwarded via Sandy Hook Md. include Edward H. Green’s son Cuartzstown Va update near Harper’s Ferry, cross Potomac, and anticipation of testing Winchester defenses. The tone blends duty, resolve, and Loyal Union sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Secess
Winchester
Union
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Sandy Hook
Maryland
Stephen Green
Cuartzstown
Fathen
Secesh
Potomac
Harper’s Ferry
Barks
Sway
Washington
Edward ‘H. Green
Letter from the 18th Regiment from Camp Carter
A Confederate-era dispatch from Arkansas to Maryland recounts Captain Ru ter and Lieut. Shepherd escorting 18th Regiment troops north of Cassville and near Sugar Creek. It notes a tough march, raids on supply trains, depredations by stragglers, a clash with McCullough’s forces leaving 11 killed and 20 wounded, and Rebel losses. The letter comments on leadership, rumors of 70 000 Rebel troops, and calls for reinforcements while praising Union victories at Fort Donelson and hopeful for peace and restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case Hautecx
Arkansas
Jamowfagan
Cassville
St. Louis
Ruter
Shepherd
Here
Springfield
Price
Sugar Creek
McCullough
Cross Hollows
Mack
Fayetteville
Boston Mountain
Fort Smith
Fort’ Donelson
Republic i
T. P
Dearborn Cavalry Camp Carter Report From Front Lines
March 1 1882 dispatch from Camp Carter near Buoda Maryland notes rough river conditions delaying small craft while signaling a forward movement and a large influx of traits. Local friends are urged to learn of these events as concerns rise over strategic developments and communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Buoda
Ferny, Md
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Lawrenceburg Register
Nash‘ville
Pate
Illinois
Terre, Haute
Bank of the State of
Indiana
Chicago
OUR Army
16Th Regiment
Capt Platter
Charlestown, Va
18Th Regiment
Great Britain
Matawanaali
Mason
Piscataway
C., International
Bopp's Ferry
Bartor Commencia
Dearborn Cavalry
Brown
Jackson
Wheeler
Josiah
Dom
Wm. Tupper
Donelson
Dearborn
R. Wymond
T. M. Gibson
R. Wymond & CO
Cobb & CO
O. FP
Cobb
Ithos. Folbre
L. M. Foule
P.cobb?& CO
Pork Packers
Salt, Lumber, &c., Gc
General Agents
Balding
Spalding
Aurora, Ind
Maccaboy Snuff
Best Louisvillle
Wwoop
P. Hill
Shattuck
S. P. Hilde & CO
City Drug Store
Second Street
Main
Aurora, MD
David Jayne & Sons Family Medicines
London and Cos
Ue Wright
Baker
Rogers
Hall
Weaver
Coffin
Separ
Wistar
Guynott
Osgood
Christie
S. O. Richardson
Morehead
Hostetter
Roback
Hooflund
Ayer
Moffat
Life Pills
Phoenix
Philips
Brandreth
Morse’s
Wilson’s
Eoff
Sellers
Bennett
Holloway
Child
McLane
Sir J. Clark
Duponce
Fahnestock
J. S. Shattuck
Paris
PO Hill
Ripley
Boone County
Kentucky
S. A. Bundy
Joseph Beckett
Thos. Davis
B. Curtis
Cyrus Canfield
Benjamin Rice
Boone Co
P. Cobb & CO
Ind
RON and Steel
O. P. Cobb & CO
Allen
Miller
New York
Wood
Young America
Cook
Eadache
Wilson
Ames
Cooper’s
Forks
Nives
Roy
Cobb & Co's
Vabere
Joi
Rio
N. O
Shoenberger
la Belle
Trenton
Tbs
Sanderson‘ ‘Bros
Best
Pittsburgh
O. P. Cobr & C
Wisdow
Epen Ffs
Brg
Bacinses N.R. Wymond’ Co
Wheeler & Wilson
Mabini
Boal
Tarsal
Kanawha
Our
Cobb & Go
Watches & Jewelry
J. N. Milburn
Thomas Crock
Wen
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