Advertising Rates and Policies in Early Paper Notices
Public notice style item outlines payment terms for advance paid notices and penalties for omissions. It lists rates per square for first insertions and continuations, rules on frequency, and charges for candidate announcements and certain groups. The fragment mentions printing terms and author identification requirements.
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Requince
Sovieties
Ailver Sikomontn
Joe Wome
Paurstussia
Mincien
Chora
Peiptiewor
Fredericksburg Rappahannock crossing repulsed amid heavy firing
Reports from Fredericksburg describe attempts to cross the Rappahannock by pontoon bridges repulsed at two points, a third under construction under gunfire, with continued heavy firing and damage to Grats and other properties. Other dispatches note Hartsville and Nashville areas with movements and losses, plus skirmishes and patrols across Tennessee and Arkansas fronts.
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Fredericksburg
Ryenwosy
Rappahannock
Mindie Tennessee
Monrne
Advertised & Register
Murfreesboro
Ith
Hartsville
Nashville
Abolition Army
McCook
St. Louis
Hindman
Marmaduke
Blount
Cave Springs
Arkansas
New York ‘Times
Burnside
Abolition
Potomac
Aquia Creek
Siegel
Abolition Congress
Norfolk
Princess Anne
Nansemond
Portsmouth
Isle of Wight
Joseph Segar
Lincoln
Wilmington
Gon Woilineday
Nolau
Emma Tuttle
Henry A
Keyes
Rousseau
New York
Brigg
Buell
Louisville
Bragg
Rosencrana
Butler
Olio
Missen
Hever Poll
Hart Buckner
Anderson
Cheatham
Vith
Brage
Munfordaville
Witie
Ohio River
Bradge
Tage
Perryville
Frankfort
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Bost
Athens
Bauerwit
Dee
N@geeern
Newbern
Jackson
Evans
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Vance
Loui A
New Orleans
Louisiana
Nate Qudeens
China
St. Johns
Liverpool
McClellan
London Times
Gen. McClellan
Army
Nowy
Post
Saturday Review
Napoleon
Mexico
Chickahomming
Cedar Mountain
Mamasens
Capitol
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Rappatunnock
Norfolke
Wool
Suffolk
Yorktown
Majelien
Dix
Monroe
Alabama
Alabam
Shorter
Confederate States
North Carolina
North
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America
Georgia
Tennessee
Washington
Congress
Executive Mansion
Wasuenatus
Grant
Johnson
United States
Thomas B. Smith
United Stites
Congress of the United Shri
Signea
A. Lixeouy
Texas
Jedia
Galveston
Vi Point
Magruder
Harrisburg
Buffalo Bayou
Com. Renshaw
Pope
Warrenton
Richmond
Frelinghuysen
Theodore Frelinghuysen
CH Lin
New Yorke
Christian Observer
Philadelpha Ledger
Church Journal
North Carolin
St Home
van Buren
Hudson
T. Martin van Buren
Kinderhook
County of Columbia
Abe
Beny
Huwee
Richmond Enquirer
Dragg
Rentury Camyaten
Thas
J. F
Ty Dno
Forsyth
Ne. Atierteceagho ‘Waite
Newapsen
Capaign
Kentucky
J Homer
Hingsolt
Yiguri
Lowill
Uoth
Frank Tnt
Bragge
Chaplin
Salt River
Bali
Paciner
Chestham
Peregg
Ghould
Dick Robinson
Camp Robinson
Dick Rivers
Fomyth
Smith
Kirby Smith
Drage
Marshall
Sandy River
John II. Morgan
George Morgan
John Morgan
Lim
John Morson
Bray
Gevert Bragg
Miny
Ebrishsa
John Sforgan
Gens
Buckner
Preston
Breston
Abraham Linccoln
Uis
B. Nowes
Winder
Anld
Selior
Cashmeyer
Jehu
West
Cushmeyer
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