Political notices and school funding losses reported
The item lists agents for subscriptions in various townships and discusses Gov. Seymour's presidential nomination, then quotes Tilden on government limits. It closes with Iowa school fund deficits from 1873 to 1878 totaling 401,518.51 and calls for reforms and accountability in treasurers' handling of funds.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Iowa
Davenport
Washington Letter on Exodist Movement and Public Figures
Washington Letter from January 30 details the exodus debate amid colored leaders, editor Natey testimony, and claims the movement is a political scheme. It cites North Carolina opposition, Indiana recruitment rumors, and comments by Gov. Holden, Badger, and Ike Young as well as Judge Carleton. It also covers General Sherman versus Boynton libel suit, Grant backing Boynton, and Secretary Schurz negotiating with Indians, with a pow wow in the Indian bureau and Ouray’s dance.
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Washington, D. C
Vorhees
Lng
Charles N.oatey
Washington Argus
National Emigrant Aid Society
Indiana
North Carolina
Perry
Williams
Taylor
Washington
Radical Party
Outer
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Carooina
James H. Harris
Oxborne Hunter
Wf. V. Turner
Helden Richard Badger
Ike Young
Carleton
Terre Haute
Iridiana
General Sherman
Boynton
War Department
Sherman
Grant
Grail
1 Boynton
Cincinnati Gazette
Schurz
Colorado
Jack
Indian Bureau
Hayt
Ouray
Black Crook
Waytpang
Presidential plotting and the 1860 campaign intrigue
Vermont dispatches report a strong Edmunds movement while Grant support wanes. Blaine’s stock climbs on Maine gains. Don Cameron and Sherman and Conkling vie for influence. A Washington dinner tableau shows Mrs Conkling and Mrs Sprague indicating unity amid looming convention battles. Grant’s viability fades as Blaine Sherman and Conkling clash for the nomination.
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Conkling
Kate Chase
Spragten
Blaine
Sherma
Conklin
Edmunds
Boom
Vermont
New Engliu
Blaine Stock
Maine
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Don Cameron
Grant
Sherman
Washington
Auditors Adopt Resolutions at Des Moines Convention
County auditors gathered at Des Moines to amend tax exemptions and reform tax laws. The resolutions urge repeals of sections 797 subdivision 4 and 5938, permanent school fund loans at favorable rates, and exclusive Justices of the Peace jurisdiction for modest claims. The group names committee members J C Blackburn Lee county and others to submit a memorial to the Legislature.
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Des Moines
Justices of the Peace
J. C. Blackburn
Lee County
Atlicons
Whitehead
Hardin County
JL. Brown
Laas County
J. S.trigg
Floyd County
Gberstler
Towa County
Ton. Buren R. Sherman
Petition of alchers and creditors in bonds debate
A critical piece argues that holders of government bonds demand full principal and interest while other creditors receive less. It denounces pay inequities, condemns mercenary leadership, and warns that money worship threatens liberty and equality in a free government. The author urges Congress and the press to press the issue, urging justice for soldiers and fairness in debt payments.
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Congress
Chicago
Addiiton
United States
Dr Krees New Discovery for Consumption Cure
A bold health claim promotes Dr Krxe's New Discovery as a speedy cure for consumption and related throat and lung diseases. It cites worldwide reputation, physician use, and medical journal approval, offering a free trial bottle or one dollar sample through A Hopwood, with usage details and endorsements from clergy and press.
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Krxe
Hair work advertised by Mrs Wright in Vinton
Mrs W W Wright announces to ladies of Vinton and vicinity that she offers all kinds of hair work including switches curls puffs and frizzes. With a rooting machine work combings are done neatly and reasonably priced. Call to see samples second door east of J P Reilly's future store Attendant
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W. W. Wright
Vinton
Ture
From All Around ye State Excerpts on Local Incidents
Readable items report loanless cash, missions to Sioux territory, wives collecting bad debts, raids on stores seizing spirits, Maine governor in lumber business, editorial excursion plans, a bank president's wife death, grain blockade, Iowa legislature proposing women voters, youths arming for the wild west, a Gilman marriage dispute, a Green county death, agricultural class bread skills, a Beebe injury and rescue, and a condensed week’s supply requisition for a widow and child.
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Var
Hay Golie
Silvey
Mornjyi
Keokuk
Allerton
Warne County
Joseph L. Smith
Maine
Lyons
Iowa
Denver
Leadville
Colonado
An Ornament to the Profession in a Bar Exam Kana
An exchange depicts a law exam where a judge tests a student for admission to practice. The examiner quizzes the candidate on ethics and duties, noting sharp wit, cost disputes, and the shift in stance toward a client. The scene ends with confidence in the student and a toast to certificates.
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Jti
Hog and Poultry Remedy Endorsed by Iowa Farmers
Dr. Jos Haas hog remedy from Indianapolis Indiana gains strong local endorsements in Vinton Iowa. Isaac Bergen reports hogs fed the remedy avoid disease Abraham Kile says his herd of 420 hogs suffered a regular breakout but improved after treatment N R Pierce states two hundred hogs recovered fattening quickly after starting the remedy A Wentz deems it a good appetite stimulant and general tonic Tall and Stickney in Vinton sell the product.
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Jos.Haas
Udianapolis
Ind
Isaac Bergen
Vinton
Lowa
Abraham Kile
Towa
N.R. Pierce
Dr. Haas
Tall & Stickney
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