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Newspaper

Aurora Commercial

Location

Aurora, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1864

Page

2

Ladies pledge to boycot imports to fund the war

Washington City ladies form a society pledging not to buy imported goods until the war ends and to appear in American made attire after June 1, 1864. The move aims to ease gold shortages and support government finances, with talks of similar groups in Indianapolis and nationwide.

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Veterans of 18th Indiana Speak of Home and War

OUR ARMY CORRESPONDENCE from Matagorda Island Texas April 16 1864 details a lighthearted yet steadfast glimpse of 18th Indiana Veteran Volunteers. The piece lists nicknames a calm compact crew uses and notes their discipline and humor, plus a digression on home news and a brief update on Indianola evacuation. The author mocks wartime promises and Warren, and ends with assorted short notes on a steamboat spectacle and a barber’s unexpected hair revival.

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Sheridan's Brilliasat Raid Ends at Yellow Cavern Scene

Official dispatch from May 13 reports Lieutenant General Sheridan marching around the enemy's right, reaching the North Anna River and destroying Beaver Dam depot, hundreds of cars and locomotives, and large stores. He crossed the South and Chickahominy, repelled counterattacks, and by May 13 restored the march toward Richmond with modest losses and multiple railroad destructions.

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Great Fairs Memorial Journal for the Union

A projected memorial journal of 1864 aims to be a valuable and attractive keepsake for the Great Fairs. It is designed as a nationwide journal for the East and West, intended to interest readers across the country. ED F Sibley of Aurora Indiana is authorized to receive and forward subscriptions.

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Army officers flee Virginia battlefronts amid relief efforts

Washington correspondence notes many officers fled the lines while wounded. Large groups of officers stay in towns near the Capitol while others press onward sixty miles back. The United States Christian Commission reports 10,204 delegates aiding fields with hospital stores.

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Our Daily Fare newspaper for the Great Central Fair

A forthcoming Our Daily Fare will publish for two weeks in June in Philadelphia for the U S Sanitary Commission. A dollar buys twelve numbers with prose and verse on war relief and the Sanitary movement, including historic documents and anecdotes. No advertisements.

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Important Decision On Confiscation Act Case

In the United States Circuit Court Judge Davis reversed a lower ruling on a libel under the Confiscation Act of 1861 involving two Second-hand Steam Engines. The decision allows Stewart to prove loyalty of Cannon and requires evidence of disloyalty in default notices, noting a rebel ownership does not bar defense.

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