Civil governance crisis stirs Missouri as officers face threats
A chaotic public debate over civil authority unfolds in Missouri as provisional government supporters condemn threats against appointed officers. Citizens fear a collapse of law and order, while lawmakers push for restoration of civil procedures and obedience to the convention.
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Sugar Creek battle noted as signal Union victory
Veteran dispatch from Sugar Creek Arkansas reports a sharp Federal victory after three days of fighting. The narrative describes triumphs by Curtis Sigel and others, with illuminated celebrations across the town and a parade honoring the victory. Casualties and unit details are partially listed, noting heavy losses and wounded officers.
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Curtis
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Sugar
Price
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Sigel
Sugars Creek
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My.Malcolm
M. P. Small
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Port Henry
Bort
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Missouri
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Galligan
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Provost Marshal Orders and Army Discipline Notice
A Confederate era notice from the Provost Marshal Office in Rolla Missouri dated March 10 1862 outlines discipline and order for troops moving into Tennessee and other Southern states. It prohibits pillaging slaveholding practices and directs civil courts to resolve fugitive slave issues while protecting civilians and property. It also requires strict enforcement of orders and lists officials who appeared for oath.
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United States
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Maine
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Oath Promises Loyalty to United States Government
A printed oath urges citizens to pledge true faith and allegiance to the United States and Constitution. The oath forbids armed resistance and commits the signer to lawful conduct and support of the government, with solemn affirmation and a call to act as a law abiding citizen.
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Battle at Valverde Ends Daylong Clash
Descriptions of a fierce all day battle near Valverde ten miles from Fort Craig. Mexican forces reportedly pressed hard, and a regiment advanced, with both sides suffering casualties as the fight likely renewed before dusk.
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Y Valverde
Fort Craig
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