Railroad Meeting At Court House Tomorrow Afternoon
Don’t forget the railroad meeting at the court house to-morrow Saturday afternoon at 8 o’clock. It is important for every person interested in grading the road between here and Anamosa this summer to be present. We understand the matter will be decided at the meeting tomorrow.
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Anamosa
Vandever
Lefingwell
Billy Patterson
Congress
Washington City
Kansas
Towa
Wandever
Leffingwell
Linn County Register
Linn County Teachers Association
Linn County
Marion
A. Cooley
Ira Fairbanks
IS. N. Fellows
Couley
GI. A. Gray
IL. Enos
E. A. Cooley
Plympton Greer
Friends of Education
BE. A. Cooley
Linn
A. Manson
D. D. McKee
John Isherwood
A. Spillinan
Joseph Milner
Richard Gray
Ugust
Manson
Sothoren
Lathrop
Cravis
Basset
Miss Gageby
Travis
Ele
Filent
Denn Ibiey
James Barset
Bos
Messrs
Trumbull Speech on Iowa Central Railroad Stock and Land Scrip
Hon Ly man Trumbull of Illinois delivers a comprehensive Chicago speech on the Iowa Central Railroad argument. He argues stock, land scrip value, and appraised land prices create a profitable investment, noting stock and scrip will be separable and likely worth more than par.
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Iowa Central Railroad
Ilinois Central
Leflingswell Polygamy Debate Stirring Davenport
The Davenport Gazette reports Leflingwell’s remarks on forming new states and slavery polygamy with rebuttals from Davenport speakers. It critiques Republican tactics and mocks Locofoco opponents, noting a Pull Term begins September at this institution.
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Davenport Cguzette
Leflingwell
Davenport
Congress
Messrs. Leflingwell
Vandever
Gazette
Leffingwell
Leffingwell School
Davenport Gazette
Supress and Herald
Geffingwell
Hero
Mind
Mr. Lettingwell
Linn County
Treasury shriekers and Lecompton politics clash in Iowa tones
A broad critique roasts Locofoco editors in Iowa for alleged treas ury treasury shrieks and pro slave misrule. It denounces Marion Herald Anamosa Gazette and Burlington Gazette for false treasury claims, mocks Lecompton politics, and laments Democratic misrule in Kansas and Missouri.
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Locofoco
Iowa
Marion Leveld
Anamosa Gazette
Burlington Gazette
Marion Lerald
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