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An active intelligent lad aged 12 to 14 seeks a suitable home. Interested parties may learn details by applying at this office.
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Newspaper
Rolla Express
Location
Rolla, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1862
Page
2
An active intelligent lad aged 12 to 14 seeks a suitable home. Interested parties may learn details by applying at this office.
A historical plea urges patrons to subscribe to the Roila Express, noting freebies and costs, urging liberal support for newspapers. It also discusses President Washington's Farewell Address, praising its patriotism and urging public reading and recall of Washington’s example to unite the nation.
Citizens of Phelps County gathered at the Rolla Court House on March 1 to organize and hear a letter from headquarters urging loyalty to the Union. The meeting elected a committee to draft resolutions supporting civil order and the government, praised General Wyman and the Provost Marshal, and resolved to publish the proceedings. Prisoners from Missouri warfare were brought into town, then sent to St Louis.
The Iowa Legislature enacted a policy to tax jury triad costs on the losing party, a move expected to save the State about $75,000.
The article laments vast medicine production from Lowell laboratories. It notes 170 000 doses a day and fifty million yearly, detailing the Cherry Pectoral and pills as symbols of pain and sorrow. It also mentions a new flagpole at two hundred feet and a county clerk’s report about rebel records.
Report from Cairo on March 2 notes a large fire sighted nearby with officers suspecting Columbus was burned last night. Dispatches state Gen Buel and Commodore Foot arrived at Nashville by noon Wednesday and occupied the area while Gen Asboth seized Jayetteville, with the grist mill and several buildings destroyed by fire.
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