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Missouri (Missouri, United States) (search for this): article 18
At a large meeting of the citizens of Memphis, on the 17th inst., Gov. Jackson, of Missouri, offered many urgent reasons why the business men of that city should take Missouri State bonds as currency. Reports from different sections of the Confederacy represent the wheat and other growing crops as very promising. At a large meeting of the citizens of Memphis, on the 17th inst., Gov. Jackson, of Missouri, offered many urgent reasons why the business men of that city should take Missouri State bonds as currency. Reports from different sections of the Confederacy represent the wheat and other growing crops as very promising.
Jackson (search for this): article 18
At a large meeting of the citizens of Memphis, on the 17th inst., Gov. Jackson, of Missouri, offered many urgent reasons why the business men of that city should take Missouri State bonds as currency. Reports from different sections of the Confederacy represent the wheat and other growing crops as very promising.
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At a large meeting of the citizens of Memphis, on the 17th inst., Gov. Jackson, of Missouri, offered many urgent reasons why the business men of that city should take Missouri State bonds as currency. Reports from different sections of the Confederacy represent the wheat and other growing crops as very promising.