Notable Names List From Historic Page
A long OCR snippet lists many individuals including Hobbs Horner Holaday Heob Yodees Rowland Heisner Johnson Kelley Keller Kerrler Kohler Kelling Lovering Lock Collins Lonegaban Lewy Lehmkuhl Lee Lickilser Marlow Monat McAfee Mitchell Miller Moore McMultin McDonald Henderson Morse Morris Michel O Kelly O Mary Plumb Pomeroy Patterson QUILAN Quentuns Doling Rainville Roberts Raley Roberta Richards Renard Ray Roberson Sapp Sanders Sherod Sweeny Stephans Smith Switzer Stoller Schniber Solade Shewe Tovey Taylor UNSELL Vandyke Vice Williams Wright Younge Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley AP Keller
John Kerrler
John’ Kohler
Joseph Kelling
Fred Lovering
Lock Collins
Eliza
Lewy LE Mra Lehmkuhl
John D Lee John
O’kelly
Mary QT
O’mary Win Plumb Jeremiah Pomeroy
Wg" Patterson
John Quilan Jas Qentuns
Doling Rainville
Sylvester Roberts
John W Raley Mateay
Roberta Blunt Richards
Julia Renard Louis Ray Jesse Roberson
John Sapp Linsey
F Sanders
AR Sherod
Joseph Sweeny WA Stephans
Geo R Smith
John Switzer
Henry Stoller
Eliaza Schniber
John Solade
LA _ Shewe
Peter.Tovey Thos
Taylor Wm
A Unsell
Loyal Missouri Militia Defend Springfield Praise From Rolla Express
The Rolla Express defends the Enrolled Militia amid rumors of desertion, praising their patriotism and loyalty. It notes Militia members are often related to volunteers and loyal to Missouri, acknowledging occasional lack of discipline but stressing their vital defense of the state against rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Missouri
Death of Springfield Journal editor A C Graves in battle
The senior editor and Greene County Court clerk A C Graves died serving in the Civil War after a morning battle at Springfield. He left friends and a patriotic legacy, dying a Christian patriot after joining the fight against rebel forces. The piece also notes state militia totals and financial obligations from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Journal
A. C. Graves
Greene ‘County
Springfield
Gen. Brown
Marmaduke
Maj
Graves
Holland
Emancipation speech opposes caucuses and supports union
Hon. Elijah Perry argues against caucus nominations as undemocratic and aristocratic. He rejects Col. Brown as a minority choice and endorses emancipation and the Union, criticizing higher law theory and urging a constitutional path that preserves slavery’s exclusion yet honors the existing government. He warns against secessionist aims and stresses fidelity to the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Persiwenr
Col. Brown
Emancipation Party
Democratic Party
Missouri
Massachusetts
Ohio
United States
St. Louis
Hour
Support for Unconditional Union Candidate Glover in Missouri
A speaker declares detestation of Col. Brown and Higher Law doctrines, pledging to back Sam J. Glover as the Unconditional Union candidate who favors restoration of the Union and a free Missouri, even with or without slavery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Jackson
Congress
Col. Brown
Friends of
Christ
Cesar
God
St. Paul
Lis
Thatia
Missouri
Sam’s J. Glover
Retreat of Confederate Forces Reported at Hartsville
General Warren reports from Hartsville on January 14 1863 that Marmaduke’s three brigades totaling four to five thousand are retreating toward Arkansas. Estimated losses reach 250 to 300 with Brigadier General Emmett McDonald killed and General Porter wounded. Warren commends officers and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hovnstox
Curtiss
Anl
Arkansas
Hartsville
Marmaduke
Emmett McDonald
Porter
Fitz Henry Warrig
Inebriated Man Blares for Seworth in Lamppost Lament
A Cleveland Leader reader recounts a late night encounter with a drunken man clinging to a lamp post. He shouts praise for Seworth and opposing zizzers, bets on election outcomes, and requests news from Newburgh and telegraph offices as he rails about licenses and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seworth
Wadsmoor
Newburgh
Buvanjouren
Ben. Wood
Les
New Jersey
Remarks by the Apple Man on Patriotism and Trade
An elderly vendor in Philadelphia reflects on choosing commerce over flag watching, noting pride in the flag and his duty to defend it. He compares foreign luxury with gratitude for the United States and vows his voice be heard in its vindication while selling apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toole
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rolla
Lston Thos
Jacob Ord Orin J
Fowler
Fulton Wm Fitzwaters
Moses Fonts
Alex Foster
Sam
Fuer
Ira
Garvin
Jennie J
Craut
Pleasant Green
Gaylord
John Griman
John Eer
Uenry
Adden
Hester
Hulcomb
Geo
Toney
John B Hart
Alvin
Harris Way
Hopkins
Howard Thos
David Jobe
John H
Napper
Jonn
Kemper
Bi Keller
John Kavana
Patrick Kemper
Octave Lucus
Lester
Lemay
Lanfiess
Eien Lone
Cotee Jami Mahnurris
Macumber
Isabel Matsinger
Polly
Moeber Clinans
Masou Quindan
B Williams
Wheeler Wim Whitaker
Jno Wickensham
Walton
EC Wilcox
AUS Chas York Wesley
Alien Geo
Brown
Boyne Decings
Buncnar
John
Brother Francis
Butler
Boyre
DR Beaumont J
Baker Joshua Byler
Black Simeon P
Connelly
Martin Campbell
Church
Geo Coleman
George Crump
Jic Crawford Emile
Mrs Culbertson
Josiah Cumings
Mary Carr
James Creason
AJ Carlton
A Clark John
Delmar
Wn Dixon
Elizabeth Dodson Tarriett
F Deer
Delanmar
Simon Donatune
Jas R
Emily
Glaze HS
Capt Garroth Isaac Gentry Joshua Goodwin
Thos Gullmeyer
Frederic
Tamilton
Tlalfrell Geo Hobbs
John Horner
August Holaday
John A Heob
Frederick Yodees
Leonard J Rowland
Heisner
John Jay George Johnson
Henry J
Vandyke
Jno
Williams
Wright
Wedgdwood Chas Wilson
Wooton LD Woods
Wilson Gio
Weaver Jacob White
East
Porsony
R.P. Faulkner
P. M
Qtray
W. H. Buzard
Hawkins Township
Phelps County
Alexander Shepheard
F. M. Patterson
John Perry
Pt “ii
John Kinley
Rolla Express
P. Walker
Henry Lick
Editara and Proprietors
Mrj. A. C. Graves
Kas
Wm. D. Wood
Auditor of Public Accounts
Elijah Perry
Missouri Legislature
Houston
Warren
Vok — Pada
Nisul
Apple Man
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