Missouri Convention Delays Elections Under New Ordinance
A Missouri convention ordinance provides for resubmitting state actions and delaying certain elections. The document, dated August 1, 1883, outlines shifting election timing and appointing officers, with the governor and secretary of state named as executors of duties until successors are elected. The ordinance notes delays due to disturbed state conditions and references the August election change plan.
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Jefferson City
Faly
A.D
Missouri
Miszouri
Ligutenang
Laureccy
Suerte
Poops
Ey Mtifiel
Lientenant Goernor
Oester
Bata
T. Morprest Gotvau
Balding
Shabiu
Leon
Siie
Civil War Oath Ordinance Appoints State Officials
The document outlines a Civil War era oath requirement for county and state officers. It orders clerks to take and file sworn oaths, declares vacancies for noncompliance, and establishes penalties for perjury. It specifies timelines of sixty days and twenty days for filing and vacancy actions, with authority given to county clerks and the Secretary of State.
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Erie
Ani
Office
State
Eoolisa
Ead
Liva Sbuil
Fle Seev
Atwse
Tyrun
Atid Aziz
Scusul
Lecturiy
Winung
Buca
Gud Alec
Ani Guo Sud
A. Ls
United States
Oata
Suita
L.wi
Secretary of State
bicHra
Anys
An Ordinance Protecting Civil Officials and State Officers
The ordinance outlines penalties for violations tied to perjury and aiding the Confederacy during the Civil War era, sets prosecution and impeachment processes, and designates the Secretary of State and clerks to certify the original roll and oversee official actions. It directs the governor to appoint officials and specifies penalties for aiding treason or opposing the United States.
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Turatin Weny
Thos Onlinwags
Sertes
Tunadines
Ta Paul
Misioasi
Tokias
Rms
T A. Lowe
Susresury
Murducai Oliver
Stare
Vast Civil War Dispatches Report Navy Actions and Rail Split
From New York to Warsaw and beyond, reports detail Union and Confederate maneuvers. Captured officers and cannon appear amid battles around Richmond, York River, and Western theaters while voids in postings reveal exchanges, consular moves, and parish proclamations as Loyalist forces push operations toward Sedalia and Newport News.
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New York
Iroquois
Por Royal
Pars Royal
Tybeeland
Pasahants
Sunuda
Angusta
Elag
AL Forsea Marine
Visle
Port R Wi
Beamor
Tilton Head
Sc. Helena Sound
Hilton Head
Baltimore
Cpt
Haley
Massachusetts
Drummondstown
Ascomte Co
Virginia
Lockwood
Newton
Haley Jet
Cobenel Smith
Union Wen
Washington
Bsuresardre
Jeff Davis
Beauregard
Winteing
Philadelphia
Davis
Alhimore
Dix
East Virginia
New
Od Orden
Accomack
Northampton
Maryland
Cave Charles
Pusc
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Dane Aloiy
M. Olive
Stara
Gba
Leiosi
Tae Puslans Oushis
Ied
J. U, Clark
Joetrr
Nord Rf
Misia
Phelps Paluski
Texas
Dom
Ozerk
Shewaos
Kone Poelps County
Mtesvant
Owen
Halla
Gorman
Ella
Wien
Madar
Randy
Paulane R& GR Ak
Rota
Mogov
Jost
Honna
Unis
G. M. Doodles
Col
Cuma Post
J. A. Winrtansoy
A. A
Adj
Sloana Perry
Bolla
Bilford
Meiu and
Fourth Street
Elva Adams, Co
Glo. F. Harrington
Rolla Phelps County
Ain and
Fourth
Stwreasd
Boston
Col. Lee
Massashite
Sista
Bally Biail
Wittes Briely
Reehmond
Isch
Richmond
Wheeling
Mov
Commonwealth
Pierpont
Canada
Halifax
St. Joseph
Gordon
Weston
Stein
Independence
Anthony
Liberty
Warrensburg
Fort Leavenworth
Lexington
First
Kansas Cavalry Regiment
Fair Ground
Louisville
Bowling Green
Russellville
Kentucky
Selskas
Price
Ad Varin
Sedalia
Waray
Pourton
Warsaw
Wastingey
Commodore Goldeborours
Aete
Porhiess Monroe
Union Tenney Acoinil
Cyreck
Lochmond
Usain Living
Norathan Armory
Adaing
Auchostau Uv
Far
W Fl. Sewann
Hammon
N.Y
German
Briuaa
Alourse
Pettiberns
Patent Office
Bisuker
McDowell
Fairfax Courthouse
Pune
London
Osh
Orness
Gladiator
Lesden
Arma
Bemie
Buelix
Baal Navy Department
Lidia
Forness
Gan
Cambridge
Hetzel
York River
Warwick
Mansfield
Newport News
Phelps
Monroe
Annapolis
Old Point
Fansas City
Wov
J. & P. Shannon
Tipron
Union Mec
Sedaliajand
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