Lupe Metal Sale Listing for 600 Pounds
An item titled Lupe Metal is offered for sale at 600 pounds by the seller identified as oshing pid the Rolla Haptits. The fragmentary listing mentions Mae but provides no additional terms or contact details.
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Mae
Dixie
Gen. Price
Jett Davis
Bridge Brruers
West Tennessee
War Department
Uaiva
Dikio
Winn
Deranmenn
Richmond
W. B. Woop
East
Teneseo
Oridgé
Aretu
Sodiil
Phil
Soda
Prospectus of the Express by leading Missouri paper
The issue announces government efforts to reopen regular mail routes and distribute copies to subscribers and new residents. It invites renewals and advertising, notes pricing, and lists local officials and sale notices. Mentions Wacker, Vanxoorne, and gubernatorial figures while discussing regional rail and military matters.
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Ezzpress
Tuagy
Expresso
Jesuit
Wailes
Dillon
BATES
Edvaner
Aldresti
Prude
Missouri Vor Wacker
Civil War Era Dispatch Reflects Shifting Front Lines
A fragmented report notes Union forces under Gen Curtis concentrating near Hebanon with Sidi troops forming a reaction and reconnoitering parties active. It mentions Price’sSouth move speculation, local proclamations, and Missouri officials like J. M. Hains and Beatie Mes awaiting civil machinery revival as telegraph operations expand beyond Waynestille.
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Curtis
Provost Marshal Court Hears Lingo Case On Disloyalty
The Provost Marshal's Court in Texas county tried T.M. Lingo for disloyalty after papers describe his secessionist oratory and coercing men into the rebel army. Testimony notes other local figures and the broader wartime loyalties, with intense debate over allegiance to the old constitution.
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T.M. ‘Lingo
Texas County
Wen
Hei
Read
David Tian Kidl
Tia
Mary
Wien
Earliest News in England The Shiping Gazette Priority
A fragmented OCR passage claims the Shiping and Mercantile Gazette reported news from Washington first, boarded at Queenstown, with Liverpool Mercury and New York Journal of Commerce reacting to a January 8 dispatch. It discusses reactions, public lectures, and references to Civil War era figures and events, including reactions to Lincoln and Union sentiments.
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England
London
Shiping and Mercantile Gazette
Queenstown
Washington
Votton
Liverpool Mercury Rays
Colonel Brow
Énuoy
Cork
New York Journal of Commerce
Asimach
Lafascai
Yelte
Warren
W. K.denough
Missouriy
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
District of
Columbia
Fittls
Faba
Furdsenay
Sarepeaia
Renudseé
Paduelia
McClernand
Beauregard
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Rolla
Prospectus
Vanxoorn
Tinalede
Judicial Dist
Hallet
F. Seyering
Ory
Wixgep
Machler
Thie Ouneuke Cutt
Sf- Grecia’ County
Springfield
Anges
Gorman, Hse
Faulknergy Groves
Aliokinya
Sis
Brier
Wildahan
Congress
Pacific
George
R. “Paylor
Kinney
Hayve
Lebanon
Tance
Starr
Hall
Missouri
Sialy
J. M
Hains
Laelde
Hiraa
Po Sh
Paoli
Eollardwigh
Ethag
Guilford
Iit
Sodom
Gomorrah
Exuax
Auurx
Dike
Echan ‘Allen
Lissouri
Ator
Beatie Mes
M. Vane
Agin
Waynestille
Opes Rators
Harrison
Nsinaton
Bright
Indiapa
Senate
Albert
Romnoves
Toronto
Aegt
United States
Igiene
Slidalta
Plear
Ball Ran
Mill Spring
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