Democratic State Convention Delegates Nominating Governors
The Democratic Party of Iowa calls for a state convention at the Capitol in Des Moines on Wednesday the 20th to nominate candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor and Supreme Court Justice. Delegates will be allocated by county votes and county representation rules outlined by state officials.
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Timothy Mason
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George Caracn
Msi Cuinty
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Micholas Miller
Thomas Smith
Estray Canals
Patrick Glorgan
J. F. Bates
D.C. Dubuque
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G. Nempstead
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Growth and Business of Cedar Falls and Its West
The article highlights Cedar Falls as a booming inland hub within Black Hawk County. It notes a growing population, numerous mills and factories, water power, quarries, and planned woolen operations while detailing large rail freight for wheat, pork, wool, and butter. It argues Cedar Falls must extend the Dubuque and Sioux City line toward Fort Dodge to retain western trade.
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Missouri River
Telegraphic report on Confederate actions and finance
News from New York February 5 notes Gen Lee orders to capture deserters in northern Georgia, Governor Shorter forms a state reserve corps. Richmond says bankers tendered $74,000,000 loan to the Confederate government and a cotton condemnation bill seeks public use receipts at 12 cents per pound for export through France or England.
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Weathered Patrols Report Snow and War Station Dampened
Truncated dispatch from the Potomac army reports the enemy weakened opposite lines as few pickets and fires are seen. A heavy snow storm began turning to rain, likely making roads impassable and hindering movements under present conditions.
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Controversy Over Rebel Supplies Reaches Government
New York dispatches report that contraband goods from New York reach Confederate forces via the West and that customs permissions are required to ship west. Gen Hamilton notes cotton valued in the millions sold at Monterey and sent to rebels as blankets, powder, lead, and shoes. Other items include an order for six hundred thousand blankets.
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Island No 10 scare tied to New Era officers
The Argus reports thirteen millions arrived for soldier pay and other government costs. The Kenton docked from Helena with no Grant’s arms news. Cotton speculators fret over rocket gains as Island No 10 excitement stems from a large scare by New Era officers. no Confederates were nearby.
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Senate Debates War Road Maps and Canal Plans
In Washington on Feb 6 the Senate considered a resolution to supply to the state Captain John Mullen’s report and maps for a Walla Walla Fort Benton military road. The house discussed the Delaware and New York ship canal bill amid sharp exchanges over naval improvements and fiscal patronage, with Olin defending the bill and Voorhees opposing as foes of expansive spending. The day ended with executive session and adjournment.
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