From Missouri Impudent Conduct of a Guerrilla-More Rebel Outrages-The Reported Death of Sterling Price- The New Radical State Government--Meeting of the State Convention-The River, etc.-New York Herald-Tribune--1/11/1865--Wednesday--(Excerpt only dealing with weather)
From our special correspondent--St Louis-Jan 2, 1865
The guerrillas have lately become quite troublesome in various parts of the state. The moderated weather evidently gave them a chance to resume outdoor life in North Missouri and hence they struck wildly in Chariton County in the vicinity of Keytesville
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River and Steamboat News--Cincinnati Daily Enquirer--1/11/1865-Wednesday--(Excerpt only dealing with weather)
The St Louis Democrat of Monday says the weather was pleasant yesterday, and on Saturday, with the wind in the south a considerable portion of the time
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Missouri Our St. Louis Correspondence--New York Herald--1/20/1865--Friday--(Excerpt only dealing with weather)
St Louis-Jan 14
The weather is quite warm again and the streets filled with slush and mud. The river remains closed between Cape Girardeau and Cairo, and it is said the ice is banked up fifteen feet high, thus damming the river and making the water fifteen feet higher above the gorge than below. This is a Mississippi River Story.
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