Fort Wayne Daily Sentinel Terms and Advertiser Rates
Thomas Tigar editor and publisher announces subscription prices of two dollars per year in advance or three dollars at year end, with six month options and arrears policy. Advertisements cost one dollar per ten lines for three weeks, then half that rate. Annual advertisers receive generous terms. Fort Wayne Daily Sentinel published every evening at five dollars per hundred?
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Fort Wayne Daily Sentinel
Columaus
Cincinnatti Enquirer
Lincoln
Hei
Washington
Richmond
Leeda
Cincinnati
Orleana
Georgia
Virginia
Leed
Vickeburg
Texas
Gen Winder
Winder
Union
South
Willich
Stoughton
Libby
Col Searence
Pichmond
Chase
West
Burnside
War Department
Teft
Fortress Monroe
Raleigh
Rush County
Knights of the Golden Circle
Rushcoupty
Lewisville
Farrington
Forge
Carrington
Farquhar
Lewinville
Jese Bechinel
Fort Wayne Sentinel advertises agents and services
Notice lists M Pettengill Co agents in Fort Wayne and Hammond for the Weekly Sentinel ads at low rates. Mentions Dr Tennery in Montreal office hours. Reports on Hunter's African expedition against slaves at Hilton Head, now captured by rebels, plus a Columbus fires incident and Baldwin steam planing mill ad offering Toledo prices.
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S. M. Pettengill & CO
Park How
Ss. Heston
Weekly Sentinel
Asotier
Honson Exetopeo
Hunter
Hilton Head
Fernandina
Florida
St. Mary's River
Penetrpta
Georgia
Baldwin
Toledo
Kentucky
Cumberland
Rowena
Great Britain
Congress
American
Washington
St. Anderson
Newbern
Chase
Europe
France
Poland
Prussia
Mexico
Russia
Tuscumbia
Ala
Burnside
Fortress Monroe
City of
Chicago Times
Fort Wayne dispatch covers politics and war news
Local column discusses Hiram Ioldings as Provost Marshal for the 10th Indiana District and critiques the appointment. It also analyzes John Van Buren's move to the Republican side, Civil War updates, canal work, and community notices, with reports from Louisville, Nashville, and Richmond.
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Hiram Ioldings
10Th
Indiana
Hiram
Mitchell
Bower
Pop Gun Smith
Smith
John van Buren
Somerset
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Seward
Thurlow Weed
Weed
Greeley
Chase
England
John
Gerrit Smith
Rumored Union Gunboats Pass Fort Sumter Then Bombard Charleston
The report claims several Federal gunboats passed Fort Sumter last Monday and Tuesday and began bombardment of Charleston, but Richmond papers are silent and the date seems unlikely. Also notes no further Tallahatchie engagement, Yazoo Pass flotilla movements, St Helena attacked near Port Hydeon, and Port Hudson possibly invested by land and water.
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Vicksburg
Grant
Milliken’s Bend
Lake Providence
L2th
Chillicothe
Yazoo River
Young's Point
Richmond
Fort Pemberton
Tallahatchie
Tullahoma
Rogecrans
Charleston
Louisville
Nashville
Woodburn
Warren County
Kentucky
Raleigh
15Th
D. H. Hill
Newbern
Blackwater
Virginia
Fernandiana
Mobile
Florida
Hunter
Alabama
Harriet Lane
California
Martinique
Wilkes
U. S
Cincinnati
Noble County
Ohio
Burnside
Gen. Wright
Department of the Ohio
Chicago Temes
N. C
D H Hill
Trent Road
Hill
Richmond Whig
Port Hudson
United States Sloop of War Mississippi
Mississippi
Farragutt
the Times
Trent
Neuse
Palmer
Fort Anderson
Pettigrew
Foster
Howiery
Jackson
Miss
St. Helena
Yazoo Pasa
Haires’ Bluff
Col. Hall
Milton
Tenn
Morgan
Lieut
Dustan
Springfield
Wright
E. V. Sumner
Syracuse
N. Y
St. Louis
Curtis
Department of the
Washington
Col. Clute
Mt. Sterling
Rush County
Ind
Indianapolis
Amsterdam
Holland
Chase
Georgia
Mexico
Port Royal
Jacksonville
Fla
Baldwin
Nassau
Louisville and Nashville
Richland Station
Lake Pepin
Chi
Fort Sumter
Yazoo Pass
Port Hydeon
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Fort Wayne Sentinel
Poe
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Fort Wayne
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Mvens
Cochrane & Humphrey
Jackson Campbell
Father Abraham
Patriotic League
the News
Suffolk
Davis
7Th Mass
11Th Mags
Peck
Spear
Franklin
Stratton
Corney
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D.C
Blackwaters
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Gertrude
Greenwich
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Knoxville
East Tennessee & Virginia Railroad
Chicago
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Port-Holl
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Manchester
Yallabusha Rivers
Helena
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Navy Department
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Enterprise
Galveston
Matamoros
Democrat
Webb
Gazetta
Cincinnati Enquirers
New York
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Asperwall
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Key West
Marinique
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Admiral Wilkes
Las
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Sigel
Ord
Schoepff
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Fort Royal
St. Mary’s River
Fitz Hugh Lee
Gloucester
Sone
Fort Pémberton
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Tulahoma
Murfreesboro Road
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Rosecrans
van Qorn
Duck River
White
van Dorn
Philadelphia
Enquirer
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Liverpool
Londonderry
London Times’ City
la France
Council
St. Cloud
St. Petersburgh
Reates
Cracow
Demereiki
Deberg
Asia
Lincolnites
London Punch
Knaves
Lincoln Green
Federal
Robin Hood
Henvier Odde
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Burnsides
Cairo
Uye Yazoo
Ricmond
Ludlow
Rappahannock
Atlanta Confederacy
Corwin
Col. Corwin
30Th Ind
Murfreesboro
Moratz
Kirk
Shiloh
Stone River
McCook
Delaware
General Assembly of
United States
William Cannon
Wararas
Cannon
Buart Wowan
Tur Hus
Boston
School Streets
North
Baltimore
H. Wells
Wells
J. Dolkett
Sephen Deata
Charles J. Price
John P. Hedgee
Ladies Aid Society
Boékip
Children’s Aid Society
Vansciver
Oregon
Daniel O'Connell
S.s
Cash In Treasury
Ss.ccgenesenet
J. A. Aveline
Ladies’ Soldiers' Aid Society
G. W. Mur
Tay
Kelly
Jay Cook
Cleveland
Elect
Temple
Hejis
Woodburn Station
Asl
Doublequick
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Brannan
Mackel
Edwin V.samuel
Bulletin
Rugh County
Emily Fisher
Neswan
Abe
Alshama
Joliee
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Tallahassee
Cedar Keys
Army of the Potomac
12Th Corps
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Slocum
Hooker
PeMe
New York Freeman's Journal
Madison
Hamilton
Litcoln, Seward, Stanton & Co
Frereie
Massachusetts
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Stanton
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Fort Lafayette
Nora
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Dexter Massey
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