Collecting Agency Seeks State Work and Delivers Prompt Service
Advertises as expert in collecting notes and taxes, procuring tax deeds, investigating titles and handling payments for state departments. Promises immediate remittance by check from the State Bank of Missouri and asks for orders on the Auditor. Testimonials from high officials praise Mosere Allen LP Richardson and E L King as prompt and reliable.
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Department of State
State Bank of Missouri
Mosere
Allen LP. Richardson
E. L. King
Jefferson City
M. Oliver
Wr. E. Mosley
Samuel Orr
Register
A. Welch
T. B. Winston
G. C. Bingham
New Tax Bill Analyzed by Critics and Proponents
The article reviews the proposed internal revenue bill detailing district assessors and collectors pay, duties, and limits. It notes salaries, per-name and percentage fees, and questions the likelihood of large personal wealth for officers, given Western rural tax conditions. It also covers new artillery procurement plans and social commentary on Johnson's slavery and secession stance, plus observations on newspaper influence and westward emigration trends.
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Orricris
Senate
Congress
Shackasses and Canister Save Battery at Reading
Major Thomas S. Richards of the Pennsylvania Cavalry visited Reading after six months abroad. He recounts Fremont era warfare where a battery and squadron were forced to fire grape and canister from mule drawn howitzers. A German staff officer urged lifting the shackasses to prepare for rebel infantry, whose assault collapsed under the volley. Two hundred seventy eight rebels lay dead in the ravine next day.
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Princ
Thos. S. Richards
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Reading
Fremont
Andrew Johnson on Abolitionists and Secessionists at Columbia
Governor Andrew Johnson of Tennessee argues in a Columbia speech that abolitionists and secessionists share a common flaw. He asserts a syllogism equating abolitionists with disunionists and secessionists, calling for a middle ground to preserve the Union.
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Andrew Johnson
Columbia
Fenn
Tennessee
Sumner
Union
Saint Charles guard incident shows loyal Louisiana Unionist
A Massachusetts officer reports Boulligny, one of the last Louisiana representatives, who remained pro Union after secession, has fought seven duels in his defense. He is maimed with shattered leg or hand, and paralysis in one arm, yet proclaims unwavering Union loyalty. All honor to him and to others like him.
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Andrew Johnson
Lebanon
Tenn
Gov. Johnson
Jefferson
Burr
Tennessee
Africa
Clayton
Howell Cobb
South
Abe Lincoln
Louisiana
Massachusetts 1St
New Orleans
St. Charles
Be Bouligny
Congress
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