Frost Announces Senate Candidacy in 18th District
Cyrus H Frost announces his candidacy for Member of the Senate to represent the 18th Senatorial District in the next State Legislature. The notice also lists Thomas C Fletcher of Jefferson County as a candidate for Congress in the 2nd District and J F Day seeking reelection as Rolla Township Constable with endorsements urged from loyal citizens.
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Cyrus H. Frost
Senate
Bald
Conaness
Thos. C. Fletcher
Jefferson County
J. F. Day
Rolla Township
Day
Printing Materials for Sale at Bargain Prices
Large portion of printing materials for this newspaper system is offered at cash prices. Listings include long primer and minion matrices, cases, composing sticks, galleys, bases, ink, stones, rulers, leads, and other printing office fixtures. Complete outfit available for a newspaper the size of the Express.
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Express
Harrington Seeks Legislature Amid Fierce Personal Attacks
A public meeting at the Tiffany House features Maj. Walker's speech and Mr. Harrington declaring candidacy. The editorial denounces Harrington as a secessionist, accuses him of bribery and perjury, and backs Col. J. A. Glover and Perry in opposition, arguing Harrington opposes the Provisional Government and loyalty.
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Harrington
Mr. Harrington
Missouri
Local meeting airs candidate clash over loyalty at Tiffany House
Citizens gathered at the Tiffany House last night where E Perky announced his House candidacy for the next Legislature. He attacked Harrington on loyalty, while Harrington defended himself and admitted wearing a rosette with fire-eaters in fashion.
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Tiffany House
E. Perky
Epen
Harrington
S. G. Williams
J. E. Chauvin
B’hoys
Murder Trial in Paruis County Court Proceedings
The Paruis County Circuit Court met in Rolla with quiet dispatch as A G Rice a private in the Fifth Regiment Kansas Volunteers faced a first degree murder verdict. Prosecution ended with a moving appeal by E A Seay while defense by Sam Williams failed to win mercy. The crime involved Rice and Captain Clark threatening a widow and her daughter Mary near Springfield after guard patrols were stationed for protection. shots were fired when threats reached the guard.
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Fifth Regiment
Kansas Volunteers
Sam. G. Williams
E.A. Seay
Warmoth
Rice
Clark
Springfield
Mary
General election vigilance and military district notes
Broadcasted warnings urge Union supporters to monitor polls for traitors as General Order No. 44 reorganizes Missouri into nine military districts. Brigadier General Henry C. Warmoth commands the Second District with Rolla headquarters, while Maj. Walker and Maj. Gallup change posts and duties. George F. Harrington withdraws, leaving Perry as the sole candidate.
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Wm. D. Wood
Missouri
St. Louis
Henry C. Warmoth
Rolla
Walker
Feprerat Troops 1x Possession of Pensacola
Gen Butler arrived at Pensacola with 7 000 troops according to The Columbia Times. The report speculates a march toward the Mobile Montgomery Pensacola railroad junction. Rebels cross Mississippi at Duck Island as claimed by Memphis Bulletin. Hindman jailed at Little Rock awaiting transfer to Richmond. Confederate War Secretary Randolph denies Hindman commanded in Arkansas.
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Feprerat
Pensacola
Cairo
The
Columbia
Ala
Times of the 7Th
Butler
Mobile, Montgomery and
Memphis
Mississippi
Duck Island
Grenada
Price
Holy Springs
Helena
Hindman
Little Rock
Richmond
Randolph
Arkansas
Army of the Potomac pursuit near Winchester moves on Longstreet
The army of the Potomac closes on Longstreet with Burnside and Porter in pursuit. They expect the Confederate to retreat toward Winchester and then down the valley rather than press forward.
Sheriff Sale In Rolla Missouri 1862
The Sheriff of Phelps County Missouri announces a public sale by auction on October 29 1862 at Rolla Court House front door to satisfy an execution against Daniel R Parsons. Real estate includes multiple lots and blocks in Bishop's and James Additions Rolla with specified parcels. Auction proceeds go to the highest bidder cash in hand during court session.
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Phelps County
Missouri
Morris Langsdorf
Isaac P. Rosenstein
Daniel R. Parsons
Rolla
Circuit Court
Bishop
James
Rolls
John McNeil
John B. Gray
Jacob Manthe
Court HA House
Rolls Phelps
Phalps County
Jacob Mauthe
Rolla Pheps
Sheriff’s Base Chief Miller Reported by Dosivey Deputy
A 1862 sheriff notice from Qor 4th details Sheriff C Miller as the local law officer in charge, with J M Dosivey listed as deputy. The fragment appears to be a formal proclamation or appointment record from the era.
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J. M. Dosivey
Qor
Sheriff Miller Sells Jesse Fulsoms Land Under Execution
Sheriff TM c Miller announces a county sale of Jesse Fulsom's real estate in Rolla Phelps County Missouri to satisfy an 1862 circuit court execution in favor of Alexander Andrae. The sale covers lot 5 block 3 and fractional sections in township 37 range 8, at the Rolla courthouse on a Wednesday between 9 am and 4 pm, cash to highest bidder.
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Circuit Court
Phelps County
Missouri
Alex. Andrae
Jesse Fulsom
Phelps
Rolla
N. W
S. E
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liewtees
J. H. Donvix
Ejtrakz Perry
House of Representatives
Harrington Acard
Maj. Walker
Yiz
Starrington
Chauvin
Gamble
Perry
Rox Breaxeus
Union
H. A. Gallup
Wilkins
2Nd Reg. Mo. Artillery
Gallup
Hannixcron Wirnprawy
Geo. F. Harrington
Philadelphia
Washington Star
Lee
Jackson
Longstreet
Virginia
Blue Ridge
Royal
Upper Vill
Bestreat
GQ Heriff’s
C. Miller
J. M. la Dopt
Sherife’s
Q Sheriff’s Base
Sara
Oleie
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