Copy pricing and ad rates for weekly Gazette
The notice lists copy pricing from two to ten copies with per copy rates and an extra copy for clubs of twenty or more plus an additional copy for every two additional subscribers. Advertisements run in the weekly Gazette at ten per square per insertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingle
Acevesi Peaces Vsen
Weekly Gazette
C. Beatty
Heman H. Allen
Dunnville
Impeachment Rhetoric Against the Democratic Party Leaders
A partisan tirade denounces the Democratic party and its leaders for alleged treason, suppression of free speech, and support of slavery. It cites past events from Leavenworth to 1861, accuses the party of monopolizing liberty, and argues for Republican accountability and punishment of “miscreants.”
Bombardment of Sumter Reported by Dahlgren Fleet
From Morris Island August 17 1862 a detailed diary of Admiral Dahlgrens bombardment against Fort Wagner Battery Gregg and Fort Sumter is published describing ironclad and wooden vessels firing in unison. The narrative notes Wagner silenced and Sumter heavily battered with great civilian spectators viewing the bombardment and casualties among Union and Confederate forces.
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Orr Moris
Gideon Welless
Washington
Weehawken
Nabant
Monta
Sigua
J. F. Gre
J. B. Creighton
A. K. Hughes
J. _L. Davia
Dai
J.C. Chaplin
Brodhead
Wagner
Caylor
Reds
Rodgers
Catskill
Ible
Alwa
Lonog
Terra Joan H. Dk
Dahlgren
Attac
Gillmore
Sumter
Fort Sur
Streak
Per
Idmiral Dahlgren
Pas‘atapsco
Ander Ostear C. Badger
Winton
Augusta Dinsmore
Patapsco
Giesemi Dahlgren
Fort Wagner
Nahant
Montauk
Battery Gregg
Ronsiden
Rogers
Foxball A. Parker
Wabash
Fort Sumter
Gregg
Ironsides
Fort Moulshie
Pale
Charles Blanchard
Seatac
George W. Rodgers
Ger. Barrymore
Wiren
Monitor
Passaic
Beauregard
Moultrie
Mowitrie
Catéskill
Ontank
Nahanteach
Tronsjes
Patatsco
James Island
Morris Island
Arkansas
FilymarnEne
Perite
Nahapt
Ironsidea
James
Philadelphia
Reynolds
Baltimore
Sgyler
New York Herald
Ir. Osborne
Dr. Mudge
Volunteer Engineers
General Hospital
J. J. Goodenough
144Th
New York, Co
Shell
William H. Buller
75Th
Ohio
David Field
Connecticut
Reubep Purd
Massachusetts
Abram von Besen
New York
James Armstring
Illinois
Gen. Beauregard
Gita. Gillmore
Gen. Beaured
Gen. Gillmore
Gen
Republic
Hunter
Campaign in Ohio Rally at Preble County
Coverage of a large Preble County gathering with speeches by Thomas Millikin, John Sherman, and Col. L. D. Campbell. Hefty praise for Unionist aims, critique of Vallandigham, and calls to stand by the government. Attendees included many young men, with remarks on political alignments and mobilization for the Ohio contest.
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Preble County
Thos. Millikin
Hos
John Sherman
L. D. Campbell
Cincinnati Gazette
Eaton
Preble
Ohio
Brough
Felix Marsh
Mr. Clark
Murdoch
Man
John Red
Drake Speadman
Stevens Evans
Clinton County
Col. Barere
Peporter
Hillsboro
Chillicothe
Springfield
MR. Brough
Te Falu
H.N. Day
Madam Rive
Mass
Dio Lewis
F. Cary
F. Y. Vail
J. Def. Richards
H. N. Day College Hill
Daniel R. Goodwin
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Georges. Hillard Edwin P. Whipple
Teleg W. Chandier
Boston
Ryland
W. M. Corry
John Kebler
Cincinnati
W.s.groesbeck
D. K. Cady
J. W. Ellis
R. W. Burenet
R. Hosea
W. Pomeroy
Dr. Rolker
KE. D. Maverfield
Morrow
Treason and Union in a Civil War Era Debate
A political tract accuses the Democratic party of treason and complicity with the Confederacy, arguing removal of slavery as a war aim and condemning opposition to the Lincoln administration. It calls on Northern readers to reject treason, defend the Union, and vote against Democratic leaders blamed for prolonging conflict.
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Millikin
Ohio
Vallandigham
Democratic Party
Jackson
Jackson Democracy
Burr
Coenen
Brough
Bii. B
Pugh
Mr. B
Mr. Pugh
Mr.b
Tom Corwin
Vallandigham Party
Confederate States
Vicksburg
Port Hudson
Mr. Brough
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Executive
Supreme Court
Puen
South
Richmond
Congress
Heaven and Earth
North
Shiloh
Malvern Hill
Antietam
Gettysburg
Union Party
Sis
American Ordnance Progress Noted by Army and Navy
The Army and Navy Ordnance Departments led by Captains Rodman and Dahlgren drive steady progress in U S iron cast guns. A Woolwich endorsement highlights Parrott jacketed rifles and 32-pounders to 10 inch bore rifles. The piece praises hollow casting, wrought-metal strengthening, high velocity rounds, and 1000 discharge durability.
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Army
Navy
Rodman
Dahlgren
United States Army
Woolwich Ordnance Committee
Spain
Foreign Ministers Visit to Northern Lakes Boosts U S Confidence
The Philadelphia Press notes diplomats visiting Washington at the invitation of the Secretary of State will gain insight into the loyal North. It highlights manufacturing and agricultural strength, abundant labor and resources, and a contrast with the South, arguing better understanding will bolster foreign confidence in the United States' ability to quell the rebellion.
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O. K
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Port Hudson
South
Sumter
United States
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Washington
Seward
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