Aurora Commercial readers and local notices mix
The Franklin Herald excerpt attacks a public figure as well as Trade and political commentary. It also previews Captain J H Green sketches to begin after the first week in November, notes on Booky and Lozier, and mentions Godey and Peterson's Magazine club offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H Green
Versailles
Booky
Chaplain Lozier
Ripley
Court of Commuoal Pleas
Dearborn
William ‘Martin
Indiana
Hoye
Sexton
George Moore
Dearborn’ County
Boo Pizo
Déarlorn
Wiliam Martin
Gedward
Conger
Dearborn Co
Ind
Soldiers Letter from Indiana Troops in Civil War
Our Army Correspondence from Stougen Indiana recounts a company’s march from New Albany to Tennessee, heavy fighting near Crawfish Spring, and a grueling retreat to Chattanooga. It notes sick comrades from Rising Sun Brookville Aurora and Ky, the loss of Samuel Roe, and perilous provisions amid shelling and rear-guard actions during a harsh campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stougen
Ara
New
Albany
Paint Rock
Aurarhacaing
Wwe
Robert
Hoover
Jamieson
George Hayman
Rising ‘Sun
James Lynch
Tennessee
Corp
Briddell
Aurora
Nashville
Judson Hays
Samuel Roe
Roe
Brookville
Will's Valley
Crawfish Spring
Mitchell
Jonés’ Pass
Chattanooga
John Ward
John Lewis
James Myers
Rising Sun
Lewis Royer
Thomas Conley
John
Hope
Stevenson
Indianapolis Journal
26Th Indiana
Whitsit
Co. I
Terre, Coupee
Louisiana
Terre Coupee
19Th Iowa
Warl
Baltimore Deserter Testimony and Mint News Report
A fragmented wartime letter describes troop movements, arrests for desertion, and a soldier’s loyalty. It mentions Captain Pepper away on sick leave, Lieut. Thompson in command, and punitive placards for those selling to soldiers. The Denver Mint in Colorado is now in full blast with artisans from the Philadelphia Mint, plans for coinage, and a proclamation for 300,000 more volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parker
Mort Andrews
Huffmas
Barker
Pepper
Thompson
Baltimore
Scholl
Brocker
Philadelphia Mint
George W. Lane
Denver City
Colorado
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Commercia
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OC Jay
Aurora Commercial
J McBeth
S Hill
John E.haymond
Dillsborough
Catton
Manchester
A. St “Cot _ton
Judge Cotton
Franklin
Herald
Ripley County
Goory
Godey
L. Aj Ipdey
Philadelphia
Versailles Democrat
Peterson
Bingle
C. J. Peterson
OUR Army Correspondence
Polk
Gookout
Raccoon Mountains
Adjutant General's Office
Ixptanapolis
War Department
Toen
Lars Noster
Tod
Ae Tae
Dearborn County
Lawrencebural
Awrenceourgh
Newtown
Centre
Hogan
Washington
Sparta
Moore’s Hill
Chesterville
Miller
AIG
Jackson
Hubbell
Alsace
Kelso
Dopver
Capegunde
Earfh
Ash al
IBF
Pension. Agency
Mrortan
Isoldiers
J. P.chew
Adams Expres
Offée
Lawrenceburgh
Washington City
Uni
Lawrencebure
de P
Chew
Glaim Agte
Lawrenechure
Meeps
Egbad Vitaett
Ieogan
Towers
Oy Wa House& Sons
the of Aurora
Israel
Pha‘lin
A George'sutton
Magsoar
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Indes
Mrarn
Famrow
Ito
Frederick Huckery
Insurance
Gomrany
vAssets
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Niviagtion Sa
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F. Sibley
Aurore, Ind
Aurora Insurance and Trust, Company
Au_rora
Jorn. Gons
Tostasarr _OL
P. Corn
Ndiana
Fio
Dasren Anne Lyages W. Garr
Jostan
John Cobb
Oischald Urniites
Burns
Hayy Giain
Beninat
S. Harvey
Wim. G. Eipton
Frederick “Baggs
C. C. Olin
Wonie Gibson
Indianspdtis
Tuteon
Richmond
Tanies Burress
Orricens
Harvey
Ra. C
Fréiderick Tages
Gibson
Ce C.qlin
Geneva
Rerenévois
See
Hilte
Fitzzibbon
Andrew Wallace
Emerchant
J. M. Ray
Bank of
Staite
I. “Asfletcher
Merchant
P. B.mddoiald
Atty' At Law
Josinn
Locke
E. de
Jeon
Glenn
Sons
Cincinnati
Ochambers
Sieretis
Dean Haley N? Ofer
Lindley
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Inde
Louisette
Bee W. Gaff
Vguteri
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Hh W. Curisty
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Cnorei
Willeams
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Ding
Ouse
Storry
Jara
Cheer
aNt Sgstomers
Jain
Byron
Ksime
G.V. Denton
Pha
Nawann
Italao
G.V. Devton
Aurora Cheap Store
Fytho
Aires
Queensware
Mabis
Phillip Men
Cutter
Chambers, Stevens ¢ CO
Manuiss
Chambers, Stevens
Gallan
Chambers
S Stevens' & Co
MAN Jufacty
Chambers, Stevens &Co
Chambers Stevens « Co
Opicrite
Second
Main Streets
Chambers, Stevens * & Co
Eorge Sutton
Auroras Dadiana
Third Streets
Booth
DR. Sutton
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