Fort Wayne Daily Sentinel advertising and subscription terms
THOMAS TIGAR, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. THOMS: Two dollars per annum, in advance, Two Dollars and fifty cents at the end of Six Months, or Three Dollars at the end of the Year. No paper discontinued until all arrearages are paid up, except at the option of the publisher. Advertisements inserted at One Dollar per Square of Ten lines for the first three weeks, and half that rate for subsequent insertions. A liberal allowance made to those who advertise by the year THE FORT WAYNE DAILY SENTINEL, a published every evening-Terms, $500 per annum.
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Com Tees
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Treasury
Sanitary Commission
HK. T. Jenkhonape
Keven
Rothcchild
Astor
Advertising Agents for the Weekly Sentinel
Fort Collayne Sentinel notes M Pettengill and Co as agents in Boston forAdvertisements and subscriptions. They offer to take advertisements and subscriptions at the lowest rates, with offices at Park and State streets.
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Ss. M. Pettengill & CO
Park Bere
State St
Boston
Weekly Sentinel
USA
Emancipation Proclamation cited as greatest folly by Lincoln
The article contrasts English legal rights with American political tensions, arguing the Emancipation Proclamation was Lincoln's greatest error. It recounts Lincoln’s own view that the decree might fail, while criticizing federal actions toward rebel states and press freedoms. It also mentions Pope Abrama’s bull against the comet and counterfeit currency concerns.
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Mr. Lincoun
Lincoln
Wendell Philips
Music Hall
New Haven
Married in Bloomingdale Ind by Justice Saunders
On the 19th inst at Bloomingdale Indiana, Louis Resroscu wed Miss Many Foot in a ceremony conducted by J P Benjamin Saunders. The brief notice records the marriage and the officiant.
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Bloomingdale
Ind
Benjamin Saunders
J. P
Louis Resroscu
War News from Gettysburg and Washington 1863
Indiana article discusses Union casualties at Gettysburg, prison conditions in Richmond, and public support for Governor Morton. It notes federal expenditures and debt projections, reports on Burnside, Grant, and Knoxville, and covers copperhead views and Democratic calls for unity and constitutional restoration.
Dispatches from Civil War Fronts and Political Notes
Parson Brownlow reports fighting near Knoxville as Burnside claims impregnable positions and Grant may assault Lookout Mountain. Meade may move forward. Lee retreating rumors likely false. Banks advances to Brazos Inland and San Antonio holds, while Monitors suffer damage. Illinois mandamus cases near decision. gold market volatile. Palmerston says Britain remains neutral. Delaware abolitionists win Congress with Schenk aid.
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Parson Brownlow
Knoxville
Burnside
Longstreet
Grant
Lookout Mountain
Meade
Madison Court Louse
Lee
Army of the Potomac
Sumpter
Gregg
Charleston
General Banks
Brazos
Browneville
Point Isabel
San Antonio
Louisiana
Vermilion
Ilinois
Supreme Court
Richmond
New York
Lord Palmerston
England
Schenk
Thomas sought State Guard role before Chickamauga
In the Richmond oriented account Gen George A. Thomas then a Union officer known as the “Bold” and later “hero of Chickamauga” is alleged to have sought secession era work in Virginia’s State Guard. The piece notes his flight to Richmond on furlough and a failed staff post, while condemning his prior southern stance and loyalty to the Union.
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Altrea P. Edgerton
Covington
A. T P. Edgerton
Srvice
Richaard Enquirer
Geo. A. Thomas
Rosecrans
Dog
Virginia State Guard
Richmond
Braggs
Chattanooga
Texas
Twiggs
Washington
Thomas
Chickamauga
Letcher
Dimmock
North
Troy
New York
Crson
the Commonwealth
Col. Mumford
G. H Thomas
Democratic hope and Crisis journal praised amid Civil War debates
Ohio Democrats urge perseverance and unity amid wartime setbacks. The Crisis by Medary is hailed as a premier political paper guiding Republicans and Democrats alike, urging liberty, free press, and limited central power. Notes include volunteer recruitment in New Haven and Kendallville, and lists of missing Co A soldiers in Indiana.
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Lynchburg
Gattysburg
Indiana
Morton
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Mitch
North Carolina
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Maryland
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Sutherland
Swall
Indianapolis
Small
Indianapolia and Cincinnati Railroad
Abot Small
Wnermi
Marion
Tex Dery
Publc
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Europe
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Pratt
WM. Stewart
Geittysburg, PA
National Cemetery
Gettrepure, Pa
Gettysburg
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Culp Hill
Waitwry
Couch
Carliale
Enmettsburg Road
Everett
Union Musical Association of Maryland
Cov. Seymour
N. Y
Seymour
Waterscrox
Army of the Cumberland
Herald
East Tennessee
Louisville
A. E. Burnside
Saya
Cumberland Gap
Barbourville
Alexandria
Brandy Station
Culpepper
Neil Dow
Frapquarters
Potomac
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Tribune's
Germania Ford
Pennsylvania
Encmy
2D Corps
Enquirer
Slidell
Youch
London Court Journal
America
Rugaia
New York Herald
Kward
Abraham Lincoln
Virginia
South Carlin
Georgita
Auburn
Tey
Union League
Missouri
Free
Chicago Times
Times
Simon Cameron
Russia
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Jaleed
Abo
War Department
Abe Atil
White House
Harrisburg
Lord Lindhurst
Singleton
John Copely Singleton
New York World
Florida Purchase
California
Poland
Cassada
Onlain AI
Montreal
Canada
St. Lams Bert
W.J. Louis Redpath
Naimed Jones
Jones
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Redpath
Hawki
Great St. James Street
St. Lambert
Giddings
Louis
Burke
United States Army
Burlington
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Geo
Jance
J. E. McDonald
A. P. Edgerton
Allen County
Edgerston
France
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St. Just
Tak
Chicago Tribune
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the News
Geo. B. Thomas
Ohio
Democratic Party
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Crisia
Sem Medary
Cresis
Medary
Columbus
John K. Stetler
Philadelphia
Albany
Tua Democracy
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Senate
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Tua
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Kendallville
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