Daily Gazette Advertisement Rates and Notices Summary
Public notice of weekly and monthly publication rates for the Daily Gazette, including six month and eighteen month terms, weekly and per-copy pricing, and advertising charges. Indicates agent and carrier payments, retail copy price, and rates for various insertion categories. Also lists minimum ad length and per-line charges for wants, sales, rentals, and notices, with a note on editorial fees and inclusions.
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Monte Sano and the Southern Wake of War
The Cincinnati Gazette correspondent in Huntsville Alabama reflects on Monte Sano as a symbol of health amid Civil War upheaval. The piece satirically critiques Northern and Southern plans, praises northern teachers in the South, and laments slavery’s effects while foreseeing eventual restoration and peace.
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Cincinnati Gazetts
Huntsville
Alabama
Cumberland Mountains
Knights of the South
Monte Sano
Ropsgicx -Dun
Fitz James
Testimonial Proposed for Cobden’s Family
A private subscription aims to raise twenty thousand pounds for Mr. Cobden’s relatives. Friends of the renowned free trader will have a chance to contribute though such honors are reserved for the aristocracy, not the common people.
Letter From Havana Describes Blockade Running Scene
Havana May 3 report notes Denby and Pelican blockade-runners from Galveston with cotton cargo and ballast thrown overboard. Describes slow speeds but steady trips, Cortinas’ disruptions, and growing blockade-runner presence in harbor. Mentions three Galveston boats, quarantine starting May 10, and Consul Merwin aiding shipwrecked arrivals and their families.
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Havana
Isla de Cuba
Union
Crape
Denby
Pelican
Galveston
Galveston Bar
Lablanche
Wilmington
Barcelona
Vera Cruz
Central America
Mexico
Matamoros
Matamoras
Cortinas
Thousad
Mr. Elliot
Frank and
Jule Lombard
Chicago
Jeff
Alabama
Florida
Hill and Lagoon
Cedar Keys
Key West
Wm. T. Merwin
Connecticut
Onsul
Reopening River Communications and Georgia News
The steamer Comet reached Savannah on the 6th with Georgia papers and Wilson era passengers from Macon. Augusta surrender and Macon occupation follow. Gen Wilson’s troops take control, guard posts, and restore order while Confederate officials and civilians face new military governance.
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Mississippi River
Wilson
Macon
Augusta
Gev. Brown
Atlanta
Georgia
Savannah
Ocmulgee
W. M. Hinckson
Pennsylvania Cavalry
C. W. Boone
Pennsylvania
H.M. Myers
Hio
Lieut. Webster
United States Cavalry
Hurlbut
New York
Ocmulgee River
Hawkinsville
Winchester
Hilton Head
Frost Ends Hope For Local Fruit Harvest In Ohio Valley
The Zanesville Courier notes heavy frost killed much fruit in the region with apples pears cherries and plums blackened or destroyed. Grapes and young vines were scorched and the loss impacts growers in Blue Rock and nearby areas. The Wheeling Intelligencer reports a deep frost on hillsides ruining most fruit including grapes and peaches, hurting vineyards. The Springfield News suggests damage may be less widespread in some localities with limited injury to fruit overall.
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Zanesville, O
Hall
Blue Rock Township
Wheeling Intelligencer
Springfield News
Oil Strike Reported on Boyd's Creek in Kentucky
From Louisville Journal May 10 a new flowing well is reported on Trige’s farm near Wilkinson farm in Boyd’s Creek, Sarren County. F Arnold superintendent notes a busy oil area with Germania and Boyd’s Creek Oil Companies expanding, signaling wealth potential and growing petroleum activity in the county.
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Boyd’s Creek
Sarren County
The
Louisville Journal
Gunson
Graham
Louisville
Trige’s
Des Tubing
C. F. Annop
Glasgow
Barren County
Boyd's Creek
Wilkinson Farm
Boyd's Creek Oil Company
Rare County
Counry
The Rebel Ram Stonewall Described by Nassau Correspondent
A Nassau Herald description details the Stonewall a ram ironclad with 203 feet length a 33 foot beam and 200 tons coal. It notes heavy armor teak backing three 70 and one 300 pounder guns in rotating turrets a waterline ram fore and aft double propellers and six boilers delivering about 600 horsepower, with vulnerable decks and potential boarding risks.
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Nassau
New York Herald
Stonewall
Fort Darling
Merrimac
Lincoln's Kindness and the Peril Behind It
An eyewitness recalls Lincoln's compassion for a dying son’s mother and his belief he faced no harm. The piece recounts late-night walks to the War Department, defiant resolve, and the assassin's impact, followed by officials' orders on contraband, guerrilla punishment, and a plan to build schools and social institutions for freedpeople.
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Grant
Richmond
South
Charleston
Lincoln
Robert E. Lee
War Department
White House
War Office
Washington
Mr. van Kiler
New York Post
Wright
Danville
George H. Gordon
Norfolk
Gordon
Citizens Seek C D Resp for Kentucky House Candidacy
In Grant County Kentucky many Union citizens wrote to C D Resp Esq requesting consent to run as a candidate for the lower House of the Kentucky Legislature, showing organized local support for his bid.
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Grant County
Kentucky
C. D. Resp. Esq
Sale of Lots in the Riddle Estate Auction Notes
Smith and Winters auctioneers sold multiple lots in the Riddle Estate north of Brighton House on Hamilton Pike and Marshall Avenue to various buyers including J. F. Forbus, A. Buchanan, Rashard Over, and Samuel Freeman. A Tuesday sale featured a stone front lot at 204 West Court Street bought by Isaac Graveson. City Improvements board proceedings covered street cleaning, macadamizing, sewer repairs, and paving plans with several bids approved and adjournment.
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Riddle
Smith & Winters
Brighton House
Vis
Hamilton
Jone Zametein
Marshall Avenue
Philip Feckang
W. Esley
staNeilocnstuter
Samuel Freeman
West Court Street
Isaac Graveson
Board of City Improvements
Gilbert
Esevee
R. W. Burnet
Gary
W. W. Boreman
Holmes
Npadias
Conrad Melte
William Scully
Vine Street
Francis Church
Kemper Lane
Bauer & Brehm
Onio Avert
Bauer & Co
Sycamore Buteol
Barney Kottman
Milton
Liberty
Jno O' Brien
Johneston
Canal
R. E. Smith
Third Street
Main
Miami Canal
Main Street
L. C. Hopkins
Bigelow Street
Carmalt Street
Channing Street
Stagge
L.C. Hopkins
Auburn Street
Linn Street
Court Street
Clark Street
Isaac Alley
Hopkins Street
Boyce
Mt. Auburn Street Railroad
Fifth
Lawrence
Cathedral Alley
Plam ‘Street
Central Avenue
Walter Jones
Boar
Court rules on leasehold case Lotze v Case
Superior Court opinions feature Judge Hoadly delivering judgment in Case v Lotze over possession and rent taxes tied to Clark's title. Evidence on tax assignments, lease transfers, and tender disputes are examined. court affirms trial judgment, noting proper use of evidence and lack of errors. Additional items include Harris arrest motion and Kanawha & Ohio Coal Co. vs Day, Lee & Co. with companion civil actions and mandamus requests.
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General ‘1Eem
S. S
Adolphus Lotze
Hoadly
Henry Clark
Clark
Cage
Lotze
Lotse
van Hamm
French & Cunningham
Captra
Spechal
Amsnick & Co
Harris
Gholson
J. R. Challen
Caldwell
W. T. Forrest
Brrore Jupee Storer
Kanawha & Ohio Coal Co
Day, Lee & Co
Defentiante
Coal Company
Tuesday Proceedings In County Court And Probate Docket
In Hamilton County District Court judges hear cases including Arnswick & Cos vs Harris and Yager & Co vs Atwell with motions and decisions on property sales. The Kanawha and Ohio Coal case continued. Probate Court handles wills guardianships and a habeas corpus petition regarding Walter Adams, with custody retained and guardianship letters issued.
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Superior Court. Com
Hoadly
Arnswick & Cos
Harris
Yager & Co
Atwell
Wdant
Naeger
Kempers
Kanawha and
Ohio Coal Co
Lee & Co
Storer
Hamilton County District Court
Lon W Spence
John Reid
Phillip Hiffman
Campbell County
Ize Jurdock
A. Murdock
Ohn Livan
Anna Ar F Henge
Aaaconeman
John B Pepgeman
Schermer
Agnes Troutman
Kate Adams
Isaac Lemon
Walter Adams
Lemon
Cheviot
Mill Strike Hits City and Covington Mills
Workers at the city mills and Covington join a strike after proprietors warn wage cuts. The Globe Mill in Cincinnati notifies employees. Campbell Circuit Court schedule corrected: convenes Tuesday next in this city.
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Campbell Circuit Court
Atrocities and Confederate resolve on prisoner starvation
New York May 16 report details a Confederate bill vindicating starvation of prisoners and execution of Black soldiers, calling Lincoln's emancipation policy unprincipled. The piece notes resolutions from the Confederate Congress denouncing emancipation and negating guerrilla warfare norms, with references to a 1864 secret session and a push toward retaliation.
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New York
the Tribune
War Department
Congress
Curry
Alabama
United States
Lincoln
House of Representatives
Senate
Movements in Matamoras and Gulf Fronts 1863
Dispatches report Gen Negrita with 4,500 Liberal troops before Matamoras on the 29th alt refused surrender. Cavalry clash ensues as Imperials meet them. Matamoros quiet by evening. customs officials flee to Brownsville and valuables moved there. 800 French troops reach Rio Grande mouth on the 2nd, depart interior next day.
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Mississippi
Gulf
St. Louis
Cairo
Negrita
Matamoras
Matamoros
Brownsville
Rio Grande
Interior
Bagdad
Galveston
New York
Mobile
Mobile Bay
Tombigbee River
Thatcher
Canby
New Orleans
Hatch
Eastport
Tenn
Osiro
Martin Walt
Gaines’ Landing
Rumor of Stonewall raid stirs Wilmington crowds
From Wilmington New York May 16 the Wilmington correspondent reports excitement over a rumor that the rebel ram Stonewall may raid the coast. Forts Fisher and Caswell have re-enforced in anticipation. Chief Justice Chase and party visited Wilmington on the 8th during their Southern tour and plan to move to Charleston New Orleans and return via the Mississippi to Washington.
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New York
the Herald
6Th Army Corps
Wright
Ville
En. Wright
Virginia
Danville
Harper’s
Potomac
Capitol Dome
Jeff. Davis
Richmond
5Th Corps
Libby Prison
Washington
Army of the Potomac
Sherman
15Th Corps
Wilmington
Stonewall
Fisher
Casewell
Chase
Charleston
New Orleans
Mississippi
Fire at PortyaxpD Mt Depot Ravages Station
May 16 reports rail depot and locomotive buildings burning in PortyaxpD Mt With flames threatening total loss and authorities rushing to battle the blaze the situation remains critical as structures burn through the day.
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The Collectorship of New York Rumor
The Tribune's Washington special says the Collectorship of the port of New York has been tendered to Hon. Preston King. River news notes the river at Pittsburgh is eight feet two inches by the pier mark and falling with clear pleasant weather.
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New York
the Tribune
Washington
Port of
Preston King
River News
Pirrsnore
Accidental Wound and Revealing Army Movements in Covington
A boy near Covington suffered a severe left arm wound when a pistol discharged while he played with it. Reports note paroled rebel soldiers arriving in town, some wearing uniforms, being arrested and briefly detained before amnesty status was clarified. Lieutenant Markley details further troop mustering and service changes affecting white troops at the government tale under War Department orders.
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Gen. Wilson
Cobb
Wilson
Johnson’s
Wood
Nelson
John Bond
Lanier House
Federal
Masonic
J. D. Motch
Larvonia Staines
Otha
Totopige
A. Botton
Thos. Frasier
Kentucky
J. H. Markley
Car
Army
Ae Corpse
Hancock
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Ohio Cavalry
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Portland
the Collectorship of New York
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Philadelphia
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Government Depository
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