Judge George W Miller Nominated for Missouri Governor
A Cooper County judge named George W Miller is announced as a candidate for Governor of Missouri. The notice identifies Miller as the official candidate, outlining his candidacy in the political filing.
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George W. Miller
Cooper County
Missouri
Prisoners Turned Over in Maries County Case
Peter Brock John Bishop John Kinny and Columbus Cox were arrested in Maries county on the twenty third by a scout of Boyd on charges of disloyalty. They were today turned over to civil authorities on charges of stealing.
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Peter Brock
John Bishop
John Kinny
Columbus Cox
Maries County
Battle at Winchester dispatch and McClellan questions
Contained is General Shields report from Winchester with details of the 23rd engagement including troop numbers, casualties, captured artillery and prisoners. The piece also critiques General McClellan’s alleged manipulation of telegraph information and strategic moves around Manassas and the Potomac.
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Rice
Winchester
Senate
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Cais‘sons
Bull’ Run
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Whitcomb
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Strasburg
John A. Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Winchester and Potomac Road
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Baltimory Company
County Court Appoints New Panel for April Start
A county court panel is appointed including John G. Hutchinson Dibney T Hidgeons and James Dan. Hutchinson and Dunn are qualified and the first vesting of the new court is set for the first Monday in April.
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Phelps
John G. Hutchinson
Dibney T Hidgeons
James.Dan
Taxing Newspapers Sparks Debate and Press Fear
The piece argues the proposed tax bill will severely hit newspapers, especially country papers, by taxing white paper, advertising receipts, telegraph, printing, and more. It warns that rural districts could lose access to independent news as commercial towns dominate coverage. It also notes potential higher lawyer fees and broad economic impact on the press.
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John W. Negil
Congresa
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Theia
Ute
Lesa
Ganscruhup
Depyudeus
Youngeter
Pursuit of Quantrells Men Ends With Casualties
Rebel camp positions were attacked by a small force of citizens. They encountered Quantrells men and opened fire. Three ruffians were killed and several wounded, while three of the pursuit party were wounded. No fatalities.
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Quantrell
Senate confirms volunteer general officers in executive session
The Senate approves Briga dier-Generals Don Carlos Buell John Pope Samuel Curtis Fiana Sigel John A McClernand Chas F Smith and Lew Wallace for volunteers. Mail-service bids in the West NorthWest and Pacific will open after the 1st. Rebels continue heavy ordnance from England via Blakely guns. Downgraded naval action and prize reports surface from Ship Island Mobile Bay captures.
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Senate
jos-Generals of Volunteers
Don Carlos Buell
John Pope
Samuel &. Curtis
Fiana Sigel
John A. McClernaod
Chas.f. Smith
Lew. Wallace
The Arcade Reopens Under Old Proprietor at the Station
An ancient establishment known as The Arcade is reopened by its former owner P. T. Meth near the Railroad Station and Pont Head Quarters. The notice lauds Tom tot and the public, while urging writers to craft milder praise. A column advertisement promises more details.
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P. T. Meth
Pont Head
Tom Tot
List of letters rev a sing in the Post Office at Rolla Ma
A long OCR list shows names of residents awaiting letters in Rolla Massachusetts in March 1862. The fragment includes many surnames and given names such as Ashley Allen Baker Campbell and Davis with scattered initials and misread marks. An advertisement asks recipients to say ADV. when calling for their PAMAD. teller.
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