Hutchison to Practice Law and Land Agency in Several Counties
J. L. Hutchison attorney and land agent of Rolla Missouri will practice law in Phelps Maries Pulaski Texas Dent and Crawford counties He will locate land in Southern Missouri investigate titles pay taxes and handle buying and selling lands on commission Offices on Main Street near the railroad
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J. L. Hutchison
Rolla
Phelps County
Phelps
Marnes
Pulaski
Texas
Dent
Crawford
Missouri
Main Street
EE. Y. Muitchell
Howell
Oregon
Reynolds
Shannon
Pulnaki
J. H. McBride
Licking
Houston
Texas County
Pomeroy & Seay
Attorneys At Law
Steeleville
Maines
Phelps, Pulaski
Dent, Ozark
Shannot
Crawford Counties
Proclamation by Brigadier General N Lyon on Missouri conflict
The document accuses Governor Jackson and the Missouri legislature of aiding secession and organizing militia to oppose the United States. It cites an oath to Missouri, disarming state troops, and funding cuts to schools and asylums. Harney and Price negotiations aim to suspend the militia bill pending court review, while Washington orders swift action to quell unrest.
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Missouri
Jackson
United States
Harney
Pierce
United State
State Guarda
Price
Gen. Harney
Gen. Price
H. S. Turner
Washington
Adjutant General
S Orrick
Washinaton
W.S. Harney
Department of West
St. Louis
Margas
Iowa
Illinois
L. Thomas
Adj
Address to citizens on supporting the federal government
Brig. Gen. N. Lyon urges good citizens to avoid aggravation and direct anger at provocateurs. He calls for cooperation, to discountenance illegal combinations, and to uphold the federal government for liberty and rights in a June 15, 1861 message.
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N. Lyon
U. 8
Fight at Boonville Signals Rebel Retreat and Stone River Tactics
Gen Lyon landed troops near Booneville and heavy cannon fire drove the rebels into a wood. They reformed in an open wheat field, but Lyons artillery unleashed deadly fire, leaving hundreds dead or captured. Price sickened and Jackson fled. Rebels later trapped in a staged retreat near Syracuse. Missouri State Journal editor Tucker and Col Barrett jailed for treason. Bungtown Riflemen by laws promise disbandment in war.
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Jefferson City
Lyon
Booneville
Sterling Price
Jackson
Booville
Laver
Monroe Parsons
Kelly
Jackson County
Price
Syracuse
St. Louis
Mr. Tucker
The
Missouri State Journal
Richard Barrett
Arrowrock
Saline County
Rebels concentrate at Manassas as Gen Scot reports
June 16 Gen Scot says rebels gather all forces at Manassas. Gen Butler requests 15,000 more troops to arrive in a few days. Col Stone's regiment reaches Leechburg. June 17 Sat afternoon two oclock a detachment from Col McNeil Home Guards led by Capt Domnick visited Horace Dimick gun store on Main street. The place was cleaned out, adding to the war fund.
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Wasuixerox
Scot
Manassas
Butler
Col. Stone
Leechburg
St. Louis
Col. McNeil
Regiment of Home Guards
Domnick
Horace RE. Dimick
Main Street
Destructive actions tied to Governor Jackson blamed
The Republican laments Governor Jackson amid a string of arson on Missouri bridges including the Pacific Railroad first the Gasconade and the Osage and the bridge west of Jefferson City. It questions the governor s claimed aim to break Missouri from the Union or send it to hell and accuses him of a satanic spirit behind the orders.
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Pacific Railroad
Osage
Jefferson City
Jackson
Missouri
Union
Hell
Federal Troops seize S. W. B. R. division under Col Bayles
The S. W. B. R. division was taken by Federal Troops today during a force deployment by a battalion of the Lion Rifle Guards commanded by Col. D. Bayles. The distribution rounds up multiple companies under Captains Lunney Hunny Kinnisaeshs McWall Haney Webber and Lieuts Hibber Rowmer Ziurwalt along the river De Vere, Morimeck, Allenton, Cairo Creek and Merimec with 20 to 60 men each. The remaining officers and staff including Col. Bayles and Col. Hall, Bowen, Duggans, Madison, Dr. T. Smith, Dr. Poller and Clark S. BR Appleton are at Rolla.
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Ss. W. B
Pavitic RB. R
Batalion
Lion Rifle Guards
D. Bayles
Yad
Bodingen
Sergeat
Vompany M
Lunney
River de Vere
Hunny
Laclede
Kinnisaeshs
L Serb
Morimeck
St. Louis
Hibber
Glen Cove
Rolla Town Council bans liquor sales during troop encampment
An ordinance passed at a Rolla call meeting prohibits selling or giving intoxicating liquors within the town limits until council authorization. Offenders face fines of 50 to 100 dollars for a first offense and possible imprisonment for a second offense, with the measure effective after publication. The ordinance was adopted June 17, 1861, with officers Bisger and Cran in titles.
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Rolla
W. Bisger
Tom H
Cran
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Rolla Express
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Geo. F. Harrington
Phelpscounty
Main and
Fourth Streets
Aaron Vanwarmer
Ih. McGuire
Rolla Phelps County
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Williams
Clark
James H. Chauvin
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Insurance Company
Covenant Mutual Life Insurance Company
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hartford, Conn
J. M McGuire
W. M. Dé J. Be.organ
W. N. Organ
Salem
Dent County
J E. Organ
Atorney
Salem Dent County
Abraham Johnson
Maries
Clifty Daie
Maries County
John P. Norvele
J. M. McGuire
R. Burns
Phelps House
J. P. Owen
Albert Neuman
Rolla, Mo
Mershall
E.W. Bishop
Bishop's
J. W. James
James
S. W. B. Railroad
William Wilson
Isaac C. Pennington
Plasterer
Bight
Park Streets
Darden & CO
Carpenery 2Nd Joiners
Boonville
Parsons
Uncle Sam
Bungtown Riflemen
Ohio Military Company
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