Daily Pi Press Monday Surre Monotone Story
The Daily Pi Press notes a single edition policy for important news and reports the coroner’s Colonel Mulligan dispatch may be confirmed by today’s reports. Surrounded by superior numbers and fire, he is likely forced to surrender, dampening morale in Missouri and among the people.
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Mulligan
Tribune
Misonri
Lave von Mypount
William Obriatlan
Ghorral Law
Inez
Oemaya
Me. O
St. Louis
Captain Tive
City News and Political Notices Report
The dispatch lists election proclamations and court actions as the region prepares for state and county officer races. It notes probate court activity with marriages, naturalizations, and citizenship declarations, plus local business notices and coarse shipping updates.
Old Nick Accused of Failing to Save Woman in Alley Case
Police court records show minimal cases as Old Nick, nicknamed Martin Nick, stands accused of harming a woman in Gds alley. A judge questioned the defendant, who denied the charges, while residents describe a tense scene as officials discuss paying for relief in a troubled community.
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Martin Nick
Nick
Gdsalley
Anadochey
Abe
Fey
Union Nomination and Address at Union County Convention
The Union County Convention adjourned after a protracted session honoring the Union cause. Officers named include President A Gaylor Tiddin, Vice Presidents J Thawproo and H Loril, Secretaries Williamson Shute and Herrin, with a strong Union ticket comprising state senators, representatives, county officers, and commissioners ready for a November ballot. A fiery speech urged unity and support for the Union, condemning rebellion and endorsing Major-General Fremont. Reports also note a drowning rumor linked to a local journalist and a man’s self inflicted wound amid tremors. The convention forecast the party’s slate and extolled discipline and resolve amidst national conflict.
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Thawproo
Thermo
H. Ts Loril
Thomas Sheriock
John W. Hartwell
M. T. Williamson
T. Herrin
Fremont
Joe Holt
Ducuw
Whitbhey
Ewudideind
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Pritit
War Topics and Volunteer Regiments Reported
A wartime notice details approvals, formations, and movements of volunteer units. It lists Colonel W. AL Taylor's Cavalry, John Crawford's company, and other detachments marching to Vie West, with several squads set to depart for campaign duties.
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Ely
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Ryana
Lotiaville
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Louisville
Monetary and Commercial Markets Report Fronceint Aguila
A dated financial market summary notes weak demand for exchange and firmed but mixed rates across eastern funds and Kentucky exchange in Chicago and St Louis. It cites New York money market conditions, short-term mercantile paper demand, and Treasury receipts of 31.59 million from the associated banks with a 10 percent installment on the 35 million guaranty.
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Unity Produce Market Report September 21
Market opened with strong demand and buoyant tone after New York news. Prices moved higher across grains and provisions with firm butter and fluctuating pork and lard. sugar, coffee, and molasses buoyant while oats and hay showed steady demand.
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Veteran dispatch details Confederate troop movements and rail threats
A wartime report outlines Confederate forces in Virginia and Maryland, detailing numbers at Leesburg and Manassas, battery positions near Munson's Hill, and supply shortages. It notes rail disruptions near Hudson Railroad and alleged plots against leaders while listing locations from Leesburg to Harpers Ferry and Alexdria with ongoing mobilization across Acquia Creek Mathias Point and Nolan's Point.
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Law and Trial Notes From Common Pleas Court Case
In Cowrsat Live-OBerous Juno Court today Robert Mason and others faced larceny charges for July 11 theft of John Kuer inger property. Mary Mason pleaded guilty as did two co-defendants. evidence described at Police Healy's questioning and a packet recovered in a house. Mary Mason admitted taking a twenty dollar gold piece and five ten dollar gold pieces. motive cited as support for her children. The case continued at noon, with private counts and habeas writs emerging in the private count section regarding a minor detained in the Second Regiment of Obia Auteeny Lekasiyy and related examination proceedings.
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