Thomas Tig ar Editor and Publisher Notice
An old newspaper notice lists Thomas Tig ar as editor and publisher with office at Pearl and Calhoun, Third Story, opposite Poiser. Rates show two dollars per annum prepaid, two dollars and sixty cents at six months, three dollars at year end. advertising and public notices priced per square with terms for three weeks. Port Wayne imprint appears with Caliber publication note.
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Thomas 'Tigar
Pearl and
Calhoun Streets
Poiser
War talks and political conflict amid Civil War calls
The letter column discusses President Lincoln's volunteer calls, party faction lines, and Civil War policy debates. It notes alleged administration resistance from Copperheads, court cases over habeas corpus, and calls for stronger emancipation and property confiscation. Indiana school enrollment and the Bell of Honor agency are mentioned along with local corrections on pardon reports.
Soldiers vote outrage and national memory in Ohio and Rhode Island
Long dispatch recounts wartime voting abuses as soldiers faced arrests at polls and Democrats claim fraud in Allegheny and Rhode Island. It notes Governor Tod in Ohio and Meade’s actions, with references to Vallandigham forgery and Republican opposition to foreign-born voters serving.
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Rece
Exchange Barracks
Vatanpiunam
Grovai
Rhode Island
United States
Republican Party
War rumors and official notes from the Civil War era
The report covers army movements and Confederate rumor, Meade’s lack of forward movement for weeks due to railroad damage, Bragg and Johnston shifts, Missouri threats, Dahlgren replacement, Davis speech urging guard duty, Lincoln's replies on Schofield and elections, and guard actions against fugitives and property. It notes Gen Forrest’s raid near Decatur and other skirmishes.
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Army of the Potomac
Lee
Burnside
Ichmond
Meade
Washington
Manassas
Rappahannock
Bragg
Chickarmauga
Johnston
Longstreet
Lev
Richmond
Gen Price
Little Rock
Missouri
Dahlgren
Charleston
Turver
Ironsides
Jett
Davis
Selma
Ala
Rosecrans
Schofield
Lincoln
Schofid
Militia Proclamation Urges Support for War Effort
Milinoia Governor Yates issues an address backing Lincoln’s call for three hundred thousand more troops. He forbids recruiting in-state except for Illinois regiments, notes Meade’s Warrenton headquarters, and warns Lee may move toward Lynchburg or Fredericksburg as Grant’s forces advance.
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Milinoia
le Tuily
Lincoln
Illinois
Republic
Meade
Warrenton
Lee
Burnside
Lynchburg
Bragg
Fredericksburg
New England Troop Quotas Include Rebel Prisoners
The Seventh Company of the First Connection Cavalry in Baltimore was filled by rebel prisoners from Fort Delaware who swore allegiance to the Union. The Boston Traveler mocks the episode as puritan patriotism while other notes describe German meetings in Cleveland aiming at constitutional revision and abolition of slavery.
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Tennnessee
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Berrasun, Saux, & Co
Stark Co. Democrat
Canton
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Reitsell
Practical health notes and a murder report from Kentucky
The piece offers health hints from Dr Hall on daily routines and safety, then reports a brutal murder in Mrape County Kentucky near West Point at Salt River, detailing how two young men sought shelter at farmer McCoy's home and left with an old man offering to cover costs before being refused.
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Ned
California
Etters
Mrape County
Louisville Journal
West Point
Salt River
McCoy
Glas’gow, Ky
Loninville
Abolition News in New York Press Sparks Civil War Debate
A New York Commercial dispatch critiques war leadership and abolitionist excess, noting anger over Union strategy and Butler’s commands. It accuses Washington of blundering policies, cites currency trials, and mentions local manufacturing praise and various wartime updates.
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Washington
Realuy
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