05 Oct 1861
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Newspaper
Rolla Express
Location
Rolla, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1861
Page
1
An ad highlights ASWER’S Fever and Ague Cure as a universal remedy for Fever and Ague and related bilious fevers. It extols its safety, claims it cures intermittent fever without quinine, and promotes wide use for prevention, especially in malarial districts, asserting affordability and applicability to travelers and immigrants.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills are advertised as a universal family remedy that penetrates and cleanses the whole body, restoring vitality and curing common afflictions. The American Almanac reportedly offers gratis certificates and directions for use against constipation, heartburn, headaches, nausea, indigestion, bowel inaction, flatulence, loss of appetite, jaundice, and related conditions.
An old Lowell Mass advertisement highlights Ayer's Cherry Pectoral with bold display accoutrements. The snippet mentions the medicine and implies its trust in health relief, typical of period medical promotions.
A private source reports Gen McClellan’s forces near Washington with fifty six artillery batteries and an army possibly reaching two hundred thousand by week’s end. Troop movements are kept secret while officers and men show high discipline and potential effectiveness. Also notes orders barring QMs and contractors from dealings with unreliable loyalties. North Carolina exiles arriving and reports Oregon Inlet and Ocracoke Inlet forts abandoned, guns spiked, and state property destroyed.
In the disturbed era of 1861 Missouri adopts volunteer forces under the 1559 act. Division Inspectors appoint mustering officials in each district to raise companies of 40 to 100 men, with commanders and staff roles defined from captain to general. The process covers company to division hierarchies, oath of service, and the sequence for electing generals, staff officers, and brigades under the Commander-in-Chief. The text outlines muster, oath, and staffing specifics for regiments, brigades, and divisions, plus conditions for federal integration if volunteers join the United States service.
The text lists candidates for district inspectors and notes appointment timing. It urges prompt organization to ensure attendance and calls for Deputy or district officers to share duties, with the aim of suppressing armed violence and preserving peace across the state during troubled times.
A radical Civil War era proclamation by Major General J C Fremont declares martial authority to suppress insurrection. It outlines seizure and confiscation of property used to aid rebellion, empowers the President to act against insurrection, and calls citizens to support lawful government while preserving civil courts.
A misspelled proclamation from Missouri officials orders militia units to respond to a state alarm. It outlines volunteer forces to be used under governor authority, naming the adjutant general and secretary of state, with orders issued on a specified date. The document emphasizes rapid mobilization and adherence to state commands.
Public notice filed in the circuit court of Reynolds County Missouri by Abraham Johnson plaintiff. It details a real estate petition to confirm title to land described in section township range and adjoining properties. Defendants are Barnhart and Emerson Barnhart, with pending action set for November 3rd 1861. publication in Rolla Express for four weeks prior.
Fre RPV of wo company seeks men for northern Missouri service as Ranger. Authorized to cast 4" menu for the war. Young, fearless men ready to die for country. Must have army clothing, received with or without borg. Pay $15 per week plus rations and $12 for horse use and storage. Also seek 2 Blacksmiths, 1 Saddler, and 1 Wagoner. Applications immediately. Rolla, Sept 6, 1851.
Dr W G Harrison now located in Rolla will practice medicine surgery and obstetrics. He will carefully treat all cases committed to his care. Rolla August 28 1361.
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