Thomas Tig ar editor and publisher notice
The notice provides publisher details Thomas Tig ar editor and publisher with office at Pearl and Calhoun streets third story opposite P Kiser. It lists terms two dollars per year in advance two dollars fifty cents at six months or three dollars yearly and states no paper discontinued until arrears are paid. Advertising rates are one dollar per square or ten lines for the first three weeks with renewal thereafter.
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Juvy oLprens
Asp Svctett World
Colerick
Ics Hall
Kiger
Bini
Kirabell
Ayn
Justiece
Cerr
Boyciat
Port Wayne Sentinel Ad Terms Notice
Classified notice states terms for subscription at an annual rate with emphasis on neat, accurate, dispatchful work and reasonable terms for readers in the Port Wayne area.
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Port Wayne Daily Sentinel
Presidential election fears and army influence debated
In the Fort Tapyne Sentinel dated November 7 1683 a discourse questions if a presidential election can be held under military necessity. It compares Lincoln era tactics with Louis Napoleon and argues admins control over elections via troops and officials undermines free suffrage.
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Lincoln
United States
Europe
Louis Napoleon
France
Ohio
Pennsylvania
America
Louie Napoleon
Napoleon
Chicago Times
Abolition Engineer Run Press Amid Contested Edgerton Row
The Kendallville Standard once La Grange Standard has moved to Kendallville and becomes the district abolition engineers’ mouthpiece under Chief Engineer Mitchell. The issue critiques Edgerton’s European trip rumors, questions loyalty, and cites a mysterious letter and court journals to attack his stance and potential resignation.
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Kendallville
Lagrange
M.cg
Wm. Mitchell
Abolition Engineers
Mitchell
Joseph K. Edgerton
Europe
Thenie
New York
10Th Congressional
John W. Dawson
Congress
Standard
Abolition and Ball Room Event Describe Republican Ties
The article notes divisions in the House with Union men and doubtful members, cites an Administration majority of 123, and reports a grand railway ball hosted by P. W. and C. BRW Co with 2,500 attendees, music by the Union Band, and lavish decor. It also mentions the Sun Treasury depositories and various political commentary on secret leagues and wartime policy.
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House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Tracy
Bedford
Yale
Centre
New Car Works
Alfred Hattersley
Union Band
Struby
Jed
Cathy
Stanay
Ward
Washington
Mareachu Sults
Pat Tatay
Bach Wayne
New York
Anadell
Tueoslogis
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cathcart
Thomas
Michigan
Lake Erie
Ball
United States
John Morgan
Pridoners
U. S
Mexican Reforms and War News Echo Across Washington
A serialized digest of statements from Mexican officials and U S leaders hints at ongoing support for Mexico, Monroe Doctrine stance, and pressure on Napoleon III. Debates trace to Washington diplomacy, Pearl Harbor warnings, and rebel suppression anticipated as U S and European powers maneuver amid Civil War tensions.
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Senor
Don Vallen Komro
Mexican Republic
Mexico
Washington
Napoleon WL
Matineon
Eadny
Napoleon
Abbe Castelli's pantelegraph praised by Paris correspondent
The Paris correspondent of the London Star reports government interest in Abbe Castelli's pantelegraph, which may supplant Morse telegraphy. It autographs, transmits drawings and portraits without clerks, uses less electricity, and can reproduce a rose, a tune by Rossini, and other works with fidelity.
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Paris
London Star
Varis
Meralk
Casarili
Casselfilea
Bureau of the
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Rossini
Marseiles
Civil War Update from Virginia and Missouri Fronts
Report covers Meades army advancing to the Rappahannock and Lee extending from Culpepper to Fredericksburg with no northern stand expected. Notes bold guerrilla activity, Chattanooga bombardment, Grant’s offensives, and a Missouri election dispute over prisoner exchange policies.
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Rappahannock
Meade
Lee
Culpepper
Fredericksburg
Torner Point
Tig
Reves
Rapidan
Chattanooga
Loukuui Mountain
Bragg
Cincinnati
Grant
Louisville and Nashvile
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Coluervile
Fen
Priser
Chamers
Gulfwater
Federain
Lisal
L Tile Teunessee
New York
War Department
Witther
Missouri
Nov. 6 Arabelle Brooks Crying Child Details
Arabella A Brooks, daughter of Dr William H B Brooks, is described as crying on November 6. The 13 year old girl is named with parental association in this brief notice from the era.
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Arabella A. Brooks
Wm. HB. Brooks
Wasuinerox
Burneide
Tennesage
General Burnside
Cairo
McDougal
New Orleans
Hammond
Washington
Banks
Mayfield
Guitrallan
Lucien Anderson
Congress
Trusten Polk
L. Andrew
Irvine Anderson
Faulkner
Anderson
Cincinnati
Richmond reports dispute Union bombardment at Sumpter
A Philadelphia arrival from Hilton Head cites a belief that Sumpter fell to a Union force after a fierce bombardment, but Richmond dispatches from Charleston up to Thursday deny the fall and say fire continued on that day though less intense. The report follows various movements, including Grant’s predicted advance and Rebel defeats, with ongoing forts, rail lines, and river activity noted.
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Dridgeport
Esau
Conmacnon
Levkaut Mountain
Beowais Perry
Hinnibgaioe
Egget
Bridgeport
Lyons
Braigeport
Cary Bed
Aid
Geovn
Chattanooga
Hegu
Ivet
Landane
Whi
Grant
Thomas
Sitheus
Lim
Philadelphia
Hilton Head
Sumpter
Richmond
Charleston
Thoradey
Jeff. Davis
Rapidan
Fredericksburg
Meade
Army of the Potomac
Warrapton
Burnside
Cincinnati
Bragg
Wauhaircie
Samphia
Corina
Hermao
Exgtport
Dodge
Baltimore
Troops Move Toward Quiet Winter Quarters in Potomac Theater
Army of the Potomac begins a retreating phase toward likely winter camp, signaling a planned abandon of campaign routes, as guerrilla activity and skirmishes continue near Warrenton and Catlett's Station. News from Chattanooga and New York covers Lookout Mountain's fall, railroad expansions, and naval enlistment efforts amid wartime strain.
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Army of the Potomac
Richmore
Log Li
Wasursazon
Gen. Steedman
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Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
New York
the Tribune
Harlem Railroad Company
Albany
White Plains
Wassington
U. S
Niagara
Gloucester Harbor
Gloucester
Mass
Navy ‘Department
Herald
Tak Potomac
Lieut
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Kilpatrick
Stevens’ Church
Auburn
Warrenton
Catlett’s Station Road
Adj. Brooks
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