Corner Notice Ad for Thomas Tigar Office
An old Fort Wayne Sentinel notice advertises the Thomas Tigar office at the corner of Pearls and Calhoun streets Third Story opposite P Kiser. Terms include two dollars per annum in advance and two dollars fifty cents at the end of six months or by year end. The ad promises reliability and accuracy with renewal serials and near-ness in announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearls
Calhoun Streets
P. Kiser
Johan Oy
War era letters sparkions on conscription and politics
The fragment discusses Everett's sons paying commutation money to avoid service, criticism of war hawks like Wendell Phillips Garrison, and a surgeon’s anti emancipation view urging Democratic alignment. It notes the Boston press and the Port Way Sentinel in Massachusetts and references local papers like the Wells banner amid Civil War politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frwaxp Everett
Edward Everett
Boston
Warshriekers
Everett
Wendell Phillips
Beaton
Ian
Old Wells
Mar. Eniton
Democratic Party
Davis
Wem
Ultra Republican
Urritus
Soldiers' Aid Society receipts and Civil War notes
The Soldiers' Aid Society acknowledges a $43 receipt at First Presbyterian Church with plans for a mid August report on aid to soldiers and families. War updates describe skirmishes near the Happahannonack, water shortages for Meade, possible battles on the Rapidan, and Confederate troop movements. Wisconsin and Maine political tickets are listed, with national articles on abolition, diplomacy, and a Tennessee massacre by Island No. 10 troops.
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Soldiers’ Aid Society
J. A. Avetins
Happahannock
Meade
Richmond
Rapidan
Charleston
Wagner
Sumter
Beauregard
Lee
Johnston
Enterprise
Brandon
Hardee
Mobile
Vicksburg
Wisconsin
H. L Palmer
Nelson Dewey
Eni Rothe
Tate
Chas
Benton
Gem Gial
Beager Wakeley
Pierponts
Sapertr Pc
Public Instruction
Valney Treat
Joe Lyn
J. R. Bohan
Boo Brodaitty
Maine
Sdministra
Jalo
Japan
Yokolama
Formar
Axgags Et
Fos Board of Trade
Portland
Hayes
Fortland
Jeff. Uays
Confederacy
South
Island No 10
Compromise
Tenn
S ix
Chicago Tynes
Lorcix
France
Gillmore
Fragmented 1864 Political Rant Circulates in Washington and Ohio
Long letter to the public extolls Democratic victory with warnings about conscription, Union preservation, and the South’s guarantees. Mentions Vallandigham, Payne, and Fernanda Wood. Describes anticipated campaigns, emancipation, possible foreign involvement, and calls for unity under constitutional rights.
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Lenza
Asi
Africa
Lucas
Geo. Fremont
Free Speech and Free Press Republican Party
Auio
T.e
Vanea
Pasha
United States
Abraham Lincoln
South
Congress
Executive
Arma
Edaclos
Coto
Buell
Hunty
Democratic rally at Van Wert draws thousands and political fervor
A large Democratic meeting in Van Wert drew 12 000 to 15 000 people in wagons trains and on rail, with multi-hued processions and speeches by George H. Pugh and Vallandigham. The event showcased strong loyalty to the Union amid tensions over October elections and opposition to military interference. A Springfield township Democrat meeting selected delegates for the county convention, with Et cetera.
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van Wert
D& Boys
Cnion
Lincoln
Western
Virginia
George H. Pugh
George
Obie
Pugh
Vallandizhar
Toledo
Fort Wayne Sentinel
Springfield
Centre School
Llouse
Port Waytne
Wayne Township
Reker
Ed. Slocum
M. Nierman
Geo. Fisher
A. Wiley
M. Surudel
B.D. Angel
C. Baker
Pod. O'Rorke
Henry Moun
P. J. Wise
BK. Weber
Fit Randall
Joseph Freeman
F. D. Lasselle
James Summers
O Bird
Fred. Kaune
Conrad Pease
B Bond
Fam, Jr
Fragmented observations on fashion and politics in Philadelphia Age
The Philadelphia Age quotes Baniel Doimberty railing at extravagance in dress and social life while condemning political corruption. The piece surveys rapid wealth, gambling, and street vice amid reform talk, noting merchants and speculators profiting as battles of the Republic loom. It reflects era anxieties about democracy, society, and leadership.
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Baniel Doimberty
Marshall
Eliem Ol
Uae
Pest
Per
Peatis
Karospea
Asia
Promium O. Bev
Erie
Ohio Soldiers and War Proclamation Rally Gov Tod Calls Militia
Ohio Governor Tod issued a proclamation calling the militia to repel the villains threatening the state. Columbus filled with troops as preparations intensified. The crowd at Camp Chase and Governor Tod's address sparked sharp debates over war policy and party loyalties.
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Wien
Morgid
Ghia
Tod
Columbus
Aretha Vallacdigham
de PoprUcy
Oulpans
Sims
Gay
Fod
Perty
Beatah
Pie Guvedier
Tina viii
Toby
Camp Chase
Civil War Dispatches Spur Ohio Political Clash
Long dispatches report Confederate movements near Gordonsville and Miss issippi theater plus Union counter moves at Port Hudson and Vicksburg. Vallandigham urges Ohio voters to back Democratic restoration of constitutional rights over abolitionist policy, arguing for negotiation and peace.
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Union
Confederate States
Thia
Ohio
South
C. Lu. Vallandigham
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Fort
Samurday
M Pettengill & CO
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USA
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Ind
Mr Vallandighisn
PrHusels
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Aner
Ohi
Ion Cutrs
Adi
Sean Porn
Evan Blerial
Fernanda Wood
New York
May Richardson
Vale Londigham
Voorhee
Coigrees
Deiglis
Virgina
Petera
Boas
Eo Colter Otter
Lincoh
Douglas
Aimer Jcan Kiberty
Cincinnati
Aue
T'¢ Gazette
Columbus Dispatch
Mao Mames
Payho Poe
Anethen Vivard
Duta
Ailey Peat
Josey
Mugehet
Cove
Morsach
Pensivatia Eatnr
Baltimore
Fort Monroe
Jeff
Riehmene
Kowes
Richland
Fr. Monroe
Spaulding
Stone Inlet
Milwaukee
Ang
WH. J. Palmer
BUC
Shetter
George T. Curtis
Concord
N.el
Reekawan
Gint Lemayi
Dean
Urata
P.bee
United
Edisel
Ein Agers
Poubedhapaboas
Tevin
Gondine
Breil
Cinen
Traven
Baty Bishmert
Rees Mpeesey
Washington
Dary Vl
State Department
Mexico
Hmpco
Maximilian
Fiane
Spain
Almonte
Madrid
Alt
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Moos
Huoh Cortes
Dion As Las Becu
Wokocianie Sapptesa
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Hicks
Eudlisa
Meric Uv Fieg
Tom
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Georea Scott
Daniel Mote Veen
Uri Chin
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Ak. Metager
Joan Wruber
John W. Gruber
Jacob Shutt
Jacob Henney
Henry McEwen
Christian Gruber
Henry Gruber
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A. Metager
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Henry Mewsen
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A. Menger
Chatman
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Geo. H. Pugh
Judie Jackson
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Vallandiysham
Johnson's Island
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Democratic State Central Committee of
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Wartiington Star
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James River
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New Orleans
Gilmore
Chiron
Santa Fe
City of Mexico
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G. L. Walladigham
Table Rock House
Niagara Falla
Robert C. Gist
Post Office Department
Scharge
Memphis
G W. Millen
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Lucus
Mississippi River
Grant
Morgan
Johnson’s Island
Harrisburg
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Indianapolis
R R. Wsa
Franklin County
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Presidency
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Vallandighan
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