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Newspaper

Aurora Commercial

Location

Aurora, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1863

Page

2

Dearborn County Farmers' and Mechanics' Exchange Sale Notice

The Dearborn County Farmers' and Mechanics' Exchange announces its thirteenth quarterly sale. Farmers are urged to bring excess stock or produce for auction by a competent auctioneer with modest fees. The event aims to connect producers with buyers and strengthen the community marketplace.

Dearborn County

Complete roster of Company H 91st Reg Ind Vo

A Civil War era letter from Fourth Sergeant Loupox Tennessee dated Oct 24 763 lists Captain Israél Phalin First Lieutenant Thomas J Truscott and others in Company H 91st Regiment Indiana Volunteers. It includes privates with names and notes missing soldiers after a combat near Wollord's Brigade and reports wounded officers and gallant conduct.

Eno Tse Rosseumait Aurora Israél Phalin Thos. J. Truscott Elwin T. Gipson Wm. J. McHeery E John W. Miller John D. Williams Leander Ruble John W. Grifin John C. West Hugh Greeley John Qurdee M. J. Henderson Frederick Nutmiar Moloka Loftus James Kennedy David Milburn We Temney Edward Chesworth Nathan Manning Barama Henry ‘Change Burnside Carr F. Slater

Recruiting Orders Detach Men to Open Regimental Recruiting Offices

War Department telegraphed five weeks prior to Governors Morton Indiana and others directing regimental commanders to detail one noncommissioned officer or private from each company to recruit to minimum standards. If vacancies exist, select an officer or enlisted man to recruit. if not, regiment commander may choose to recruit. Detailed men report to the Governor. Detachments and recruiting offices opened: Bergt Pauli‑Druitt Co K Lawrenceburg, Lt Geo Os Watson Co A Aurora, Jat Sere’y O D Williams Co C Rising Sun.

van Derarquest Adj T -Gen Gastrau Morton Indiana E. G. Townsewn 7Th ‘Regiment Berg Pauli-Druitt Co. K Lawrenceburg Geo Os Watson Co. A Aurora O. D. Willams Co. C Rising Sun

War widows and locals aid move in Rising Sun area

A Revolutionary era style notice describes Captain Barricklow and 25 soldiers with 15 volunteers raiding Rising Sun widows, collecting food and supplies as donations to support the Confederate cause. It lists donors by name and item, and notes a death of Franklin Daiegy and Lyman Clark with Indiana Cavalry resolutions and badges.

Aid. Barricklow Ohio County Rising Sun Ordar Homa Bairricklow Ant Franklin Joymanark Tih Ind. Cavalry Suawsss Ispraxapolis Company C Seventh Indiana Cavalry Franklin Dagey Lyman Clark Franklin Daiegy Cyman Clark Athena Ehan Drtur G. Bi Kissepy Parek Piatt Sira v.Prency Pattes Washington City Lobrmin Lawrenceburg J. P. Chew Lawrence Ebure

Rappahannock Crossing Yields Heavy Confederate Losses

Front reports say Union forces crossed the Rappahannock without incident. Kilpatrick’s cavalry followed a sharp Rebel retreat, taking 690 more prisoners as Sedgwick’s corps, aided by French, pressed toward Fredericksburg and Culpeper. Over 2,000 prisoners claimed, plus four cannons and eight battle flags. Louisiana Brigade led by General Hay reportedly captured, with Hay escaping by swimming the river.

Rappahannock Kilpatrick Fredericksburg Falmouth Culpepper Rapidan Old Capitol Lee Lronps Sedgwick Meat 5Th Corps Louisiana Hay Early Ewell Sedgewick Havin Var PauaAnnock Station Sch 6Th Corps Warrenton Rappaby Noodk Stallrop David A. Russell Wright Flowe Russell Sickles Orange and Alexandria Norman’s Ford Wiscaisin Allan St. Maine Edward Maine Harris New York Ayton Phus St. Mary Tyler

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