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MILLER, John, governor of Missouri. born in Steubenville, Ohio, in 1780; died in Florisant, Missouri, 18 March, 1846. He received a public-school education, served in the war of 1812 as lieutenant-colonel of the 17th infantry, and subsequently as colonel of the 19th infantry, and was in command of a detachment of troops from Fort Meigs that destroyed the enemy's batteries on 5 May, 1813. He resigned from the army in 1818, removed to Missouri, and for several years was register of public lands in Howard district. He edited the " Western Herald " in 1825, and the next year was elected governor of Missouri, serving till 1832. In 1836 he was sent to congress as a Van Buren Democrat, and was twice re-elected.
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