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Biographical and
Historical Memoirs of Western Arkansas: Comprising a Condensed History of the State, a Number of Biographies of Distinguished Citizens of the Same, a Brief Descriptive History of Each of the Counties Mentioned, and Numerous Biographical Sketches of the Citizens of Such
478:. During this time, his correspondence incorrectly addressed him as "General Sarber", an error later repeated by other sources and publications. Sarber resigned as U.S. Marshal on June 27, 1874 under pressure from Democrats after they retook control of the state after the
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Violence was No
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312:(October 28, 1837 – October 21, 1905) was a Republican politician and a
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Clarksville over the objections of those wanting to move it back to
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returned to power, they applied political pressure to Sarber and other
724:"Alexander Rose of Person County, North Carolina, and His Descendants"
340:. Sarber resigned from the marshals and Sarber County was renamed for
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459:. This was initially named Sarber County, over his objections.
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before being discharged in 1865 at the end of the war.
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360:. He enlisted in 1861 and saw action at the
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435:. He is not listed on the rolls for the
411:in April 1868. He was re-elected to the
384:After the Civil War, Sarber remained in
51:April 2, 1868 – January 6, 1873
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437:Extraordinary Arkansas General Assembly
104:January 6, 1873 – May 11, 1874
817:Browning, James A. (January 7, 1993).
698:History of the University of Arkansas
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722:Rose, Ben Lacy (January 4, 1979).
660:Butler Center for Arkansas Studies
81:Johnson, Newton, and Yell counties
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912:People from Clarksville, Arkansas
743:The Arkansas Historical Quarterly
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726:. Rose – via Google Books.
650:"John Newton Sarber (1837–1905)"
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664:Central Arkansas Library System
348:Early life and military service
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413:18th Arkansas General Assembly
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608:. Southern Historical Press.
474:to be a U.S. Marshal for the
476:Western District of Arkansas
358:2nd Kansas Infantry Regiment
917:Politicians from Pittsburgh
857:Arkansas Secretary of State
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701:. University of Arkansas.
403:Sarber was elected to the
398:1868 Arkansas Constitution
374:Battle of Devil's Backbone
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658:. Little Rock, Arkansas:
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394:constitutional convention
322:Arkansas General Assembly
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655:Encyclopedia of Arkansas
467:Sarber was nominated by
390:Johnson County, Arkansas
362:Battle of Old Fort Wayne
247:United States of America
154:Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
907:Arkansas state senators
370:Engagement at Cane Hill
366:Battle of Prairie Grove
316:in Arkansas during the
927:United States Marshals
739:"From Sarber to Logan"
445:University of Arkansas
330:Logan County, Arkansas
823:. Barbed Wire Press.
737:Logan, Steve (1954).
386:Clarksville, Arkansas
276:Years of service
170:Clarksville, Arkansas
93:from the 6th district
40:from the 6th district
902:Arkansas Republicans
451:to keep the Johnson
922:Union Army soldiers
564:, pp. 236–237.
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396:which authored the
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480:Reconstruction era
328:, and what became
318:Reconstruction era
310:John Newton Sarber
298:American Civil War
265:United States Army
191:Susan Rebecca Rose
830:978-0-935269-11-6
708:978-1-9741-3445-8
615:978-0-89308-084-6
441:Brooks-Baxter War
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69:Succeeded by
62:J.E. Cravens
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897:1905 deaths
892:1837 births
453:County seat
423:, Johnson,
342:James Logan
220:Nickname(s)
117:W.G. Harris
113:Preceded by
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23:John Sarber
886:Categories
510:References
486:Later life
269:Union Army
235:Allegiance
209:Occupation
180:Republican
147:1837-10-28
677:March 24,
469:President
334:Democrats
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127:A.D. King
100:In office
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