Newspapers--Chicasahen Advertiser
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4 revisions | Lindsey Peterson (CWRGM Co-Director) at Sep 16, 2024 07:29 PM | Revision changes |
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Newspapers--Chicasahen AdvertiserFounded in 1856, the <i>Chickasaw Advertiser</i> was a weekly newspaper published in Quitman, Mississippi. It remained in publication until Union troops destroyed the newspaper office in 1864, reportedly by special orders from General William T. Sherman. (<i>The Belvidere Standard</i>, Belvidere, IL, March 15, 1864; Library of Congress) | Chicasahen AdvertiserFounded in 1856, the <i>Chickasaw Advertiser</i> was a weekly newspaper published in Quitman, Mississippi. It remained in publication until Union troops destroyed the newspaper office in 1864, reportedly by special orders from General William T. Sherman. (<i>The Belvidere Standard</i>, Belvidere, IL, March 15, 1864; Library of Congress) |