Time Table 20 S W Esch Train Rules Spark
Time table 20 for S W Esch effective October 13 1963 and rules for trains from Rolla to Franklin and Franklin to Rolla. Right of way priority favors Rolla to Franklin with a two hour delay and siding move rules. Standard time is the St Louis freight office clock and conductors adjust daily. T McKissock Superintendent.
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Emancipation Party Splits Over Missouri Senate Race
A Missouri factional dispute over U S Senate support for Col Brown and the emancipation movement frays the party. Conservatives clash with radicals, risking the cause as joint sessions adjourn to February first.
Return of Col. Glover Earns Loyal Support
Our readers will be glad to hear of the return of Col. John M. Glover to command this District. No commander here has gained more confidence and esteem from loyal citizens. A Missouri resident and emancipationist, he is noted for integrity and impartiality in duty. His steadfast dedication breeds admiration and fear among lawbreakers, from secession guerrillas to government speculators.
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Brown
Brown Are So Exceedingly Repugnant To Many Members of the Eanticipation Party
Glaybank
Douglas Democrat
Lloyd Garrisson
John Brown
Gratz Brown
Sisi
John M. Glover
Glover
Notice to Administrators on Filing Affidavit Deadline
Statutes require every Administrator to file in the County Clerk office within sixty days after letters of administration and the affidavit of the publisher proving due publication of such letters. The notice outlines the administrative filing deadline.
Memphis in War Alarm as 12 000 Troops March to Levee
From Memphis January 18 reports 12 000 soldiers marching toward the levee waking citizens while McClernand and Sherman move on White River and rumors place them at Little Rock. Transports await from Cincinnati as Holly Springs is evacuated and Grand Junction road quiet.
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Chicago Times
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Estimates of Revenue by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
The Commissioner submits his first statement. Total workforce in assessing and collecting revenue is 38 882. Current fiscal year to June expects 61 277 799 from all sources except stamp duties. Stamp duties receipts projected at 15 000 000 with no material business changes nationwide.
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Exciting War News From The Army Of The Potomac
Refugees from Richmond report a large Union force headed to Weldon North Carolina and a flotilla of gunboats in the waters. Gen Andersons division about 5000 men moved south through Richmond adding to the citys alarm. Fortifications around Richmond are strong though reportedly lightly manned with over a hundred guns in place. The main rebel army is said to lie between Fredericksburg and Richmond along the railroad.
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Battle on the Rappahannock Rumors Denied by Chaplain
The Bulletin reports rumors of a clash near the Rappahannock River were false. Rev Jeremiah Shindle chaplain of the 110th Pennsylvania volunteers said he left Falmouth with a pass dated Monday and that troops had not crossed the river yet. He vouched for the reliability of his information.
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The Drafted Men Deserting in Army Camps and States
Reports from camps near Harrisburg Pennsylvania and from Maryland and Ohio indicate wholesale desertion among drafted men. Observers urge Congress to reform or abandon the draft, proposing conscription models used by other nations and exemptions for those with dependents.
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Washington and Minnesota Letters Highlight Social Decline and Land Sales
Parson Brownlow laments Washington as a fearful place with rampant swindling, theaters, liquor shops, and gambling, while Minnesota proceeds with school land disposals totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars. The item notes deaths and political figures, including John Blanch who died in Enfield, North Carolina, at age eighty eight, and references former territorial and national leaders.
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Enfield North
Carolina
United States’ Senate
Jackson
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