Fort Wayne News Ad Rates and Printer Details
The fragment presents a newspaper masthead with editor Thomas Tigar and contact info on Pearl and Calhoun, Fort Wayne. It includes subscription prices, terms for advance payment, and advertising rates for the first three weeks with later rates, but many words are garbled.
Draft and raid updates from the Ohio and Va theaters
The dispatches report Morgan's raid through Ohio toward Western Virginia with Federal pursuit and fords, a large prisoner flow to Cincinnati, and notes on Meade Burnside actions, Lincoln administration drafts, and Provost Marshal rules including $300 exemptions and substitutes. Also covered are frost threats in Minnesota, port statuses, and naval movements around Fort Wagner.
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Meade
Tata Army
Adn
Ups
Lester Tarper
Chivbortaint
Guerrsey
Morganeres County
Olio
Columbus
Morssoni
Ciecina
Helbuut
Julaston
Brandon
Miss
Washington
Winchester
Chattanooga
Huntsville
New Orleans
Port Hindson
Dsnaldsenville
Alexandria
Mareh
Losa
Banks
Brashear City
Operaticas
Radred
Rebola
Basen Tetonrahe
Grant
Ie Reguku Anny
Ren Lero
Wool
Liolena
Dacheonport
Ark
Bis
Ar Wan
Bedereal
Hig Wilmington
Carolna
Ture
Rio de Danezto
Webb
Berzilian
U.S
Mississippi
Vickburgh
Gocment
Crucage
Lee
Potomac
Virginia
Morgan
Guernsey County
Ohio
Steubenville
Crear
Burnsides
Conand
Cincinnat
Charleston
Fort Wegner
Giltsore
Paris
France
Souther Confederacy
Mexico
Mississipp Vatey
Spain
Mexican Gulf
Vicksburg
Virginia and Tennessee
Wytheville
Admiral Lee
James River
Fort Darting
War Department
Richmond
Jackson
West
Missouri
Schofield
M. L. Fisher
Iowa
Morgan Capture Report Sparks War Era Jubilation
The article reports John Morgan’s capture after a four week raid through Indiana and Ohio, with praise for Burnside and criticism of Order No 9. It notes Allen County volunteers tallying 1695 men, lists township counts, and references Democratic views on conscription amid wartime tensions.
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Morgan
John LE. Morgan
Hoosier
Suckeye
John Gilpin
Claude Duval
Burnside
Charleston Battles and Rebel Advances Highlight Civil War News
The dispatches describe Gillmore's attacks on Battery Wagner and Fort Sumter near Charleston with mixed reports of repulse and damage. World-wide updates note Morgan’s raiders in Ohio, Meade moving toward a decisive clash, and Bragg, Rosecrans, and Sherman actions across the theater, including colonial and European replies to recognitions.
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New York
United States
Port Munroe
Charleston
Lah
General Gilmore
I. Warner
Dallsten
Wagner
Paris
Mexico
Frince
Prinee
Mississippi River
Slideil
Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
Vicksburg
Port Judson
Jeff Davis
Gillmore
Fort Sumpter
Sumpter
Folly Island
Morris Island
Lee
Bliis Ridge
Chester
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Shenandoah Valley
Meade
Sherman
Johnston
Jackson
Chunky River
Bragg
Stanley
Hunteville
Ala
Fairview
Barnesville
Central
Blunt
Roebuck
Trip
Spain
Russia
Chicago Times
Shackelford
New Lisbon
Morgan
Wellsville
Ohio
14Th Army Corps
Department of the Gulf
Port Hudson
N. P. Banks
Herald
James’ Island
Terry
Pawnee
Fort Wagner
Pocahontas
Port Royal
Fort Wagener
Washington
Potomac
Reat
Reppahatdck
Fort Monroe
Sumter
Gilmore
Dahlgren
Charleatton
Death of Mr Joan Burney Aged 45 In Typhoid
On Sunday, July 26, dies of typhoid fever, Mr Joan Burney aged 45. He had worked for years in the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Car Shop and was regarded as an honest man the noblest work of God.
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Jalee Warroan
Reir Counry
Chis
Ipaert
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Warren
Valan
Mbslidignisu
Ca. Traeocracy
Tady Cenmystress
Duve Hve
Besteg
Everett
Willsnie
A. Douglas
Ca Va
Catizins
Kentucks
Critt
Committee of Thirteen
Ilene
Mir
Donde
Alppenia
Boston
Nadine
Davis
Doulas
Dougtn
Deleay
George Bps
Senate
United States
Hawaii
Congress
Amy Heart Todey
Rion
Mississippi
Knowles
Hittorian
Canary
Carchos
Georgia
Louisata
Gkbe
Douglas
Crittenden
Lowis Ge Fartier
Looms Wan
Uie
CIA
Diev
Joan Burney
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
Chicago
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Thomas Tigar
Pearl and
Calhoun Streets
P. Kiser
Fort Wayne, Nel
Thams
TRE Port Wayns Daily Sentinel
Fort Galupne
M. Pritengile & CO
Park Ehow
USA
Seymour
Morgan Again
Ast
Wheeling
Cincinnati
Federera
Major McCook
Charles
Bull Ray
Robert McCook
Reveauer
Lin
Boston Courier
John Brownites
Pattriota
Ewing
Bi' Eriy
Marhal
Andrew
Massachusetts
Sail
The
Chicago Journal
Minnesota
THM News
Chicago Tiger
Saup
Tan “ Vietanr
Spaamer
Fort Wayne
Couneil
St. Joseph
Port Wayne
Fittsburg Gazette
Gettysburg
Mian
Walbod G
Valindictoimy
Jlusieiraies
Tressury Department
Hamedl
United States Service
Treasury
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesor
Kans Nebras
Wes
Connecticut
Kentucky
Rosinge
Dader
Richmond Hagarer
North Carolina
Heian
Caer
Megisin Gulf
Patie
Inly
Tosday
Doad
Tool R
Department of
Vicerat
Dumes River
Darling
Leo
Chambersburg
Hedgeville
Martinsburg
Tris
Ted
Chesapeake
Dae
Laltimore
Daly
Cinuadh
Milittary Il rCel Udi
Col Hall
Balla
Shackleford
Taylorsville
Moran
Pawsuit
Charles c
Ebe
DLS
Airens
Dan
Munroe
Letchet
Admiral Dallgren
Fort Wager
Port Monroe
Merchants News Room
Shaw
Ian
Preas
Wendell Philips
Louisiana
Helena
Higginson
Montgomery
Ue North
Tax Conserverion
Caleb Cushing
Fry
Itentucks
Goveatsky
Lis Dame
Aestad
Vyaved
Lawless
Manish
Stad
Pere
Perth
Po McDawell
David Turpi
Allen County
Rees
Morton
Pittsburgh
Vietnut Pire Co
Cabinul
Fort Pitt
Aiashany
Asa
Pittsburch
Aleghany
Halleck
Hawes
Our City
Uncle Sam
Hascal
John
Allen Co
Fort Waynes
Lake Township
Cedar Creek
I Adams
Pleasant
Marion
Perry
Madison
Aboite
Milan
Springfield
Jefferson
Wayne
Maumie
St Joseph
al Belpio
Monroe
Bel River
Lafayette
the News
Way
Sethville
Salinville
John H. Morgan
Col. Clake
Army of the Potomac Haa Neen
Cleveland
Maj. Way
9Th Michigan Cavalry
Salineville
Pries
Indianapolia
Columbia
Shepley
Cromwell
Gardner
Donaldsonville
Braehear City
Bayou Bones
Atchafalaya
Arkansas
Kate Dale
Nobile
Heapquarters
Amy
Front Royal
Manassas Gap
Blue Ridge
Thornton's Gap
Cape Race
Liverpool
Queenstown
Hore
England
Austria
Times
Lincoln
American Securities
Indianapolis
Starne
Arsenal
Camp Morton
Gov. Morton
H. N. Wann
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Columbia Street
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