Lawmakers OK Two Heaters for Capitol Furnishings
A 1866 Iowa act appropriates nineteen hundred and two dollars from the state treasury to pay Fuller, Warren & Co. for furnishing and installing two Dawson heaters, pipes, and registers in the capitol building. The act, certified by state officials, takes effect upon publication in the Town Homestead and Town State Register.
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Wna
Capitol
Uller, Warren & Co
Beerion
Lowa
Fuller, Warren & Co
Dawson
Buller, Warren & Co
Secretary of State
Auditor of State
Compelling Witnesses Before Iowa Investigating Committees
1866 act authorizes forced appearance of witnesses before Iowa General Assembly committees for investigations. Subpoenas issued by presiding officers require attendance and testimony or paper production. Witness compensation mirrors that for District Court. no advance payment for expenses. Effective upon publication in Des Moines newspapers. Janes Waray, Secretary of State. CHAPTER 4
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General Assembly
State of
Iowa
House
District Court
Advange
Towa Daily State Register
Towa Daily Statesman
Des
Acts From 1866 Amending Oaths and Banks in Iowa
The document outlines two acts approved in January 1866. The first authorizes sheriffs and deputies to administer oaths in property appraisals and attachments. The second amends Section 500 of the 1860 Revision to include National Banks in Asia State. The acts were published in the Iowa State Register and Iowa Homestead in February 1866.
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Gipmifes
General Assembly
Lowa
Tate
Asis
Iowa State Register
Iowa Homestead
Iowa Daily State Register
James Wiait, Srey
State
Iowa General Assembly approves mileage appropriation act
An act provides payroll funds for mileage of Eleventh General Assembly members including the Senate and House contingent figures. It sets payment procedures via the Treasurer and Auditor, and requires mileage reports from the Senate and House officers. The act also covers printing and distribution of laws and immediate in force upon publication.
Postage appropriation for Eleventh General Assembly
The act appropriates two thousand dollars for postage stamps used by the Secretary of State and Postmaster at Chicago for the General Assembly. The Auditor of State is directed to issue a warrant to the Secretary of State for the amount. Immediate effect from publication in the Daily State Register and Town Homestead. Approved February 3, 1866.
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Thomestead
James Wright
Lowa
Wilhage—Lith
General Assembly
State of
Iowa
Senate
Mastman
Gio
Etouac of Representatives
Magtman
Gue
Daily State Register
der Moines
Tawa
Iewa
Sista T Register
Mobriu
Honnstead
Mobruary
James Wriair
Beo’y of
State
Stile
Iowa State Register
Secretary of State
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Jmmediate
Dail State Register
Tompstead
Les Moines
Tomestead
Jillia Waigit
Jovea
Chicago
Auditor of State
Towa Homestead
Iowa Daily State Register
Town Homestead
Janus Walaut
Sec
Harper's Magazine Notices and Subscription Details
A 19th century notice extols Harper's Magazine as a popular American periodical with a vast weekly circulation. It details advisory notes on mailing subscriptions, postage costs, and options for individual volumes, set editions, and post paid delivery to readers.
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Othe
Harper's Weekly
Sdrach
Marpeor’s
Parchinger
Tarver & Brothers
Tranklin Square
New York
Larper
Change of Terms in Paper Pricing and Circulation
The advertisement announces lower paper rates to broaden circulation and invites cooperation from friends. It lists pricing for single copies and club orders, with discounts for multiple copies and annual or multi-month terms. It notes agents may receive cash discounts and specifies clerical and postal ordering details.
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Kiberd
Bel Artista
Amuvien
Galaxy
the Galaxy
Provisson Dror
Chargi
Parkrow
New York
THE
American News Company
Pupilsizen
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Ny Authority
Towa
Empire
Saxo
Broadway
A&c
Hwarper
Times
Caper Te Hr Union
Harper's Whekuy
Belenepidey Tllos Prat
Tyler
Sar
Civitand
York
Harpers
Polit
Farpeds Monwaly
Harper's New Worthly Magazine
Fireside
Ehirper
Methodist
New York Observer
Wewest
Slarper
Daily Journal
Vrumer
London
Boston Courier
Wits Harpricos Maclazen
Jie
Mina
Maal
Post Pak
Choth
Mail Post Poll
Aldresit
Vronldin Bauare
N.Y
Joding
Mirror of the Times
Harper's
Leslies
Persal
SelantifloTtams &c
Ann Marten
Sandford & CO
Intima Publishers
Bouton, Mags
Frank, Fearless
New - York
Edine
Adamant Mersin
Herrea
Evens
Thran
Nah Ft
Yue
Hnanedab
Evening Post
Sesui
Cach Club of
Tun
Hesu
Wimonth
WAL C. Bryant & GO
Nassan-street
New -York
New-York
May
Am Tuten Bloemsariise
Pusssohay Pub
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Wilsin
God Sasre
Virough
Teaves Boone
Hoo
Cedar Papids
Clinton
Ark
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Chila
Tytheas
Chivaro
Ciaton
Bop
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Dows Division
Pars
Cres Avant
Les Hoings
Rosi
Monroe
Svt
Louis
Yin
Keokuk
St. Louis
Gale
Wes Maines Valley Dhatoad
Burlington & Missouri River
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Las Twas
Soo
Des Moines
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Ottumeava
Des Motes Valley
Ottumwa
Durington
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Alnia
Moyrop
Rosengers
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L,cannen
Greene County
Gedar Rapids and
Missouri Liver Rail Road Company
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Mess Sya Ray
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Deere
Peor Ghoof
Cedar Rapids
Missouri River
Ry Co
Ty W.W. Walker
Hsf Pastner
Jefferson
NiTrar
Relllard
Cilisenas
Det:ferson
Thie Fe
C. C. Millard
Secoml & Co
Chlcazoy Why
Cleveland
Ohio
Custom Tousa Place
Andrew Nhoad
Rippey
Land Agency
Stanford & Howard
Jeferson, Lown
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Coon
Ripsiey
Hippey
Lee
Court House
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Jefferson, Town
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