Republican County Convention Planned in Freeport
The Stephenson County Republicans announce a convention at Freeport Court House on September 16 1867 at 1 PM to nominate county officers and conduct other business. Delegates are allocated by town and ward with caucuses set for September 5 to prepare the delegations.
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Candidates Named for County Treasurer by Republican Convention
Announcements declare Jeremiah J. Viersol and Capt. Robert Cooper as County Treasurer candidates, subject to Republican County Convention decisions. Viersol, an old Stephenson County resident, served in the Union Army and was wounded at Champion Hills. Cooper, Rock Grove native, served four years, rising from private to captain, wounded at Vicksburg. Another veteran, Tos. J. Prcurry Winslow, declares candidacy, noting Civil War service and injury.
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Amnesty talk and Indian wars ripple through press
A Washington special notes whispers that Grant may revoke orders linked to Louisiana bond schemes while reports from the Midwest detail Sheridans departure plans and a flood of telegraphy about amnesty for ex rebels. Other items report yellow fever deaths, a Sangerfest opening, thefts, and local civic events in progress across the country.
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