Publication details and rates from old newspaper page
Office location at Pearl and Calhoun, third story, publisher Thomas Tig ar. Annual subscription two dollars in advance, two fifty end of six months. No paper discontinued while there are arrears. Ads one dollar per square for first three weeks, then increases. Yearly advertisers receive allowance.
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Chicago Times
Aster
Braeme
Michigan den
Dawson Station
Kalamanoo
Kalamazoo
Mattawan
Lawton
Chiago Tribune
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Board of Enrollment
United States
George A. Coffey
Knox
Seymour
Lincoln
Edonat
United States Court
la Fae
Sud General Dix
Daft
Newark
Jujewatet
Washington
Supreme Court
Citzens
Fillmore
Daniel Webster
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
James B. Fry
Lolicitor Whiting
Berg
Missouri
Butler
Geox
Echofield
Louisvitur
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Rosecrans
Krazy
Burnaive
Kentucky
Morristown
Gen
Hartsnif
Knoxvile
Greenville
Urnside
Cumberland Gap
Npi
Wickeburgh
Cincinnati Gazette
Fort Wayne Daily Sentinel Admits Daily Publication Note
Partial text from the Fort Wayne Daily Sentinel states an evening publication schedule and a yearly subscription price. The readable fragments mention terms of tariff or payment, but the exact details are unclear.
Killed and wounded officers listed from regiments
The Fort Colapwe Sentinel lists officers killed and wounded in recent battle. Included are Lieutenants K. H. Hall Thomas Bodley J. Eberly and others from 74th and 30th Indiana Battery with several captains and lieutenants noted as slightly or severely wounded.
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Causvauries Wothe Lave Bartis
K. H. Hall
Thomas Bodley
J. Eberly
11Th Indiana Battery
Henry Williams
74Th Indiana
C. W. Chapman
C. B. Mann
Melice
A. Davis
D. LP
Deardorf
Charlee Snyder
G. W. Harten
Abbot
North
Kenney
Debates on Rosecrans Defeat and Civil War Politics
Civil War era item discusses alleged Rosecrans defeat and Democratic versus Republican tensions. It cites officers and soldiers being recalled to influence elections, reactions from Butler and Stevens, and notes on trials of captured soldiers and postwar political rhetoric. It also touches on military news from Chattanooga, Richmond, and Charleston and a near-continual stream of dispatches from Washington.
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Meade
Widlandignam
Woodward
Rosecrans
Aiea Ag
Goa
Kilpatnek
Niles
Killug
Afar
Madison
Kilpatrick
Bacure
Ate
Rapidan
Madison C
Gordonsville
Madison Chl
Bator
Sun
Devin
Chapman
Cu Chapman
Seneet Chapman
Balpanok
Ilsin
Newberp
Maleish
Raleigh
Richmond
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Mobile Tribune
Gran’s Pass
Mobile
Washington
Chattanooa Creek
Evens’ Gap
Regi
Cnecrans
Burnside
Tennessee River
Gen. Hooker
Matthias Point
Missouri
Schofield
Camp Parole
Annapolis
Grant
Sawyer
Flynn
Lynde
Lee
Speech at Colerick's fall praises Packard and warns of conscription
The report covers M A O Packard's eloquent speech praising Democratic values, denouncing abolitionists and secessionists, and defending free speech. It also details a new draft order, controversy over exemptions, habeas corpus suspension, and mixed war news including Rosecrans, Burnside, and Texas/Colorado theatre rumors.
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M.A. O. Packard
Marshall County
Colerick
Clay
Webster
Port Wayne
Packard
Washington
War Office
Stevens
Whiting, Holt, Stanton & Co
Thurlow
New York
Thurlow Wead
The
Independent
Ted Hing
Himsef
Ingorbust
Lou
Tilton
Opdyke
Notable Diphtheria Deaths and Local Obituary Notices
D. Ed Thies Iowning aged 9 years died of diphtheria in Epa Mates city. Daughter Elizabeth J. Maier of John G. and Elizabeth J. Maier. Also Jamza G. Raumes aged 38 years died Thursday morning September 22 at 3 o'clock from consumption in the same locality.
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Thies Iowning
Diptheria
Epa
John G. and
Elizabeth J. Maier
Thia City
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