Newspapers
(1857–1870)
Semi-Weekly Dispatch
April 15, 1862
Page 1
Page Description:
Advertisements, columns 1 and 2
Another Account of the Great Battle Near Corinth
(column 3-5)
Page 2
Page Description:
Remark in column 2 that "if we had no slavery in this country we should have no rebellion"; news from General McClellan's army, from Cairo, and from Huntsville, Alabama, which has been occupied by Union forces, column 4; news from Fortress Monroe and from Island 10, column 5
The Work of a Year
(column 1)
Excerpt:
"Let us hope, while we believe the Rebellion has been cut in twain, in the last brilliant victory, that the thunders of the cannon at Yorktown are now heralding decisive victory and an end of the Rebellion."
Liberality of the Republican Party
(column 1)
(column 2)
The Freedom of the Capital!
(column 2)
Connecticut Election
(column 3)
Important Foreign News
(column 3)
Proclamation of the President on the Recent Victories
(column 3)
What a Shame for the Free North!
(column 3)
The Rebel Outrages on our Dead
(column 5)
Pennsylvania Reserves Out West
(column 5)
Excerpt:
"They are a fine body of men, and nobly are they sustaining the reputation of Pennsylvania."
Page 3
Page Description:
Announcements and anecdotes, column 1; anecdotes, information about Russia, column 2; advertisements, columns 3-5
Marriages
(column 3)
Page 4
Page Description:
Prices current, column 1; advertisements, columns 1-5;
"The Lebanon Courier justly says:"