Daily Gazette and Weekly Gazette Advertising Rates
Advertising prices listed for the Daily and Weekly Gazette. Rates include payables to savente, per Seas p for six months, and weekly terms to agents or carriers. Retail price to transient customers five cents per copy. Ads cover services such as For Sale, For Rent, Found, Marriages, Deaths, Society Meetings, and notices at ten cents per line, with minimum charges and discounts for multiple insertions.
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Dyskarep Apyenrisrmanrs
Eiour Womps Maxx
Exchange of Prisoners and War Debates Align
Delegates discuss prisoner exchanges amid accusations and defenses of General Bruner and General Borier. The piece details negotiations, political attacks by Confederate Democracy, and proposed exchange terms including man for man and special sick exchanges, with references to the wider war context and leadership dynamics.
Public war notes reveal equal terms for general exchange
The public files show War Department furnished material to Congress to correct false impressions. It declares nothing is gained by further misperceptions and confirms a general exchange has been agreed on, on the same terms as those arranged by Gen. Butiar and broken off by Gen. Guasr nearly a year ago.
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Congress
War Department
Butiar
Guasr
Frankfort legislative clash over county school taxes tips debate
Frankfort February 11 House debate focused on a bill authorizing a five percent special school tax for county districts. Amendments exempted out‑of‑district landowners. critics warned of burdens, while supporters argued for adequate school funds. The session adjourned after amendments, with broader remarks on politics and pace of work. Senate discussions followed on removing military circulation restrictions of Democratic papers and loyalty debates, highlighting tensions over press freedom and loyalty to the Union. Also noted the death of Abdallah the trotting stallion captured by guerrillas and Alexander withdrawing fine stock from Kentucky. Kentucky Court of Appeals decisions listed for February 9 and 10 be settled.
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Roman Bradley
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Cinnati Enquirer
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Whitaker
Washington
Kentucky
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Union Party
Committee On Education
Abdallah
Alexander
Kentucky Court OF Appeals
Frangfort
Movement of Grant's Army in Washington and Rebel News From Cape Fear River
Telegraph dispatches report a successful movement near Richmond with Fort Anderson shelled and rumors of Branchville capture. General Grant comments on exchanges and reception in Washington as rebel forces fortify new lines while evacuations rumors swirl around Richmond. Confederate updates note Charleston defenses, North Carolina delegation with Davis, Forrest's stance on arming Negro troops, and Hood's arrival in Richmond.
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Fort Anderson
North Carolina
Jeff
New York
Richmond Whig
Easton Journal
State
Raleigh
Richmond
Davis
Forrest
Ross
Corinth
Bell
West Tennessee
Grant before War Committee on prisoner exchange in Washington
General Grant testified before the Committee on the Conduct of the War asserting he handles prisoner exchanges man for man or officer for officer under existing cartels. He noted delays due to ice, said Salisbury and Danville prisoners would come on, and that thousands could be exchanged weekly with proper deliveries. The scene drew cheers as Grant was welcomed to the House.
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Thomas H. Whetstone
Marietta
Whetstone
Smati
Athens
Cipernnati
Chillicothe
Lee's Creek
John Whetstone
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Limeel
Eggieston
Hamilton County
Ates
State Board of Equitation
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Methodist Church
Thomas A Whetstone
Gunckel
Tuonwas H. Werstoxse
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Grant
Washington
War Committee
House
Committee On
Friends of
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Col. Hatch
Mallory
Gen. Grant
Odell
Schenck
United States
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Proposed Exchange of Civilian Prisoners in Civil War News
Peace New York reports that rebels hold southern Union men and civilians, exchanges hoped but difficult. John Street fire destroys up to 200000 in property. Counterfeiter John Camper arrested with 15000 to 20000 dollars seized. Baker leads fraud arrests tied to forged bounty papers in New Haven and Brooklyn. Washington specials discuss treasurer frauds and uncertain Confederate peace prospects as Davis warns.
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New York
John Street
J. D. Bates & Co
J. A. Babcock
John Camper
Mechanic’s Bank of New Haven
Northfield Bank of Vermont
Baker
Brooklyn
Washington
Congress
Gmmane
Richmond Cope
Lincoln
Jeff. Davis
Confederacy
Sherman Rumors of Branchville Capture Stir Washington
Reports from New York and Washington on February 11 say rumors claim Sherman captured Branchville and Charleston evacuated. The USS Constitutional arrived from Hilton Head with no papers, while a Philadelphia Bulletin note and unconfirmed whispers from Richmond and Spectator columns circulate without verification.
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Constitutional
Hilton Head
Wallstreet
Branchville
Charleston
Philadelphia
Washington
Richmond
Sherman
Lake Ship Owners Convention Closes in Detroit
The Vessel Owners' Convention in Detroit concluded its session today with committee reports and resolutions on lake commerce. The organization will be known as the Lake Owners' Association of the Northern Lakes. The next annual meeting is planned, and an Executive Committee was appointed to convene during the season and report a meeting of the association.
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Detroit
Tans Owners’ Association of the
Reported Cavalry Expedition Through Gulf States
The Times reports a cavalry expedition moving via the Cotton Gulf States toward key targets in Montgomery Selma and Mobile. Generals Thomas Wilson and others prepare for a campaign from the Mississippi and Alabama theater with rapid movement and planned visits to major locations.
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The
Times
Gulf States
Thomas Wilson
Selma
Mobil
Gulf
Overland Mail Route Update Near Denver
The message notes General Dodge to General P and indicates the route will be ready to carry mail through, with Denver prepared to take on the traffic as the verge of service opens.
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Overland Mail
Dodge
P. Rearanacree
Denver
Grierson Promoted and Raids Peace Talks In Washington
News from Washington reports Grierson promoted to Major General by brevet at request of a tenant general. Confirmation also for several officers. A Vermont court clarification states St Albans raiders will be tried in Vermont, not New York, and will be surrendered to Vermont authorities if needed. Marshal Murray travels for unrelated duties. Brief note that peace has been concluded between Spain and Peru.
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Oriinaat
St. Albans
New York
Vermont
Marshal Murray
Sptia
Peru
Cotton Bales Arrive for Evansville and Cincinnati from Memphis
Cairo February 11 reports one hundred fifty bales of cotton arrived from Memphis for Evansville while eleven hundred fifty five bales reached Memphis for Cincinnati. General Lew Wallace is in Cairo and may preside over the court martial replacing a relieved general. The court is expected to adjourn to Paducah. General Paine has not yet arrived.
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Memphis
Evansville
Lew Wallace
Paducah
Paine
Cincinnati
Senate debates and actions in mid February session
Senate proceedings show Sumner and Wilson navigating measures on the Freedman Bill and executive business. Grants testimony on prisoner exchange is noted, with Cragin credentials read and a rigid appropriations debate under way. House actions cover tax bills, salaries, library funding, and a lager beer tax row, with adjournment after committee work.
Law Report Common Pleas verdicts and judgments
A series of cases with verdicts and orders: Green v Gates awards defendant fees. Joseph K v Alfred pales G W Townley defense verdict for $1. Caleb Lingo administrator v Wmee judgment on unredeemed note and sale ordered. Goolridge v Cincinnati & Indianapolis Rail Road Company affirmed on error. Isaac Erven v James Ingersoll final order barring mortgage rights and quieting title. M Elstner v W C Elstner divorce for wilful absence with custody to plaintiff. Hull v Mary A decree for wilful absence. Hinman firm McAlpin Hinman judgment by default.
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Charles A. Green
D. C. Gates
Jupee Oviven
Joseph K
Alfred Pales
G. W. Townley
Caleb Lingo
Wmee
Ie. Goolridge
Cincinnati & Indianapolis Railene Company
Issac Erven
James Ingersoll
M. Elstner
W. C. Elstner
Phe Ha Hull
Mary A. H
B. P. Hinman, Mawn
McAlpin, Hinman
Slavery in Canada Case Reversed by Missouri Supreme Court
The Missouri Supreme Court reversed a 1859 ruling in a slave case involving Charlotte, a Black woman, and Col. August Chouteau. The court held Canada recognized slavery from 1760 to 1793, and awarded costs that had figured for decades against Chouteau. The piece notes the broader impact on freedom and links to historic events affecting emancipation.
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Charlotte
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August Chouteau
Canada
Chouteau
St. Louis
Supreme Court
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