Republican State Convention Proposed In Iowa Iowa
A crowded Linn County Register item discusses forming a Republican State Convention to unite opponents of the Nebraska policy. It suggests October and Marion as possible sites and urges counties to organize quickly. It also covers local unrest in Cedar Rapids and Marion debates following mob actions and editorials from the Valley Times and Tribune.
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Nebraska
Friends of the Cause
Lowe City
Wao
Unio
Indiana
Iowa
Bridge dispute stirs county unity talks in Linn County
In Marion Iowa debate over building a river bridge reveals competing interests of north side towns Paris and others. Proposals urge subscriptions from townships to fund one or two bridges and unite communities, while Marion seeks impartiality and warns against favoritism as talks continue.
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Linn County Register
Messrs. Felitors
Amp
Bel
Marion
Linn County Regi
Messrs
Jackson Township
Louvre
Poe
Wapsipinicon River
Paris
Heaton
Ellyson
Stacy
Judge Serry
Judge B
Dubuque
Iowa City
Messrs. Hubbard
Paddington
J. Q. Thompson
Bullato
Spring Grove
Jackson
Waffalo
Coach Town
Clark's Ford
Ellyson’s Mill
Buffalo
Siaad
Jackyon
Thun
Wines
Wuapsipinicon
Strely
Theorth
Cabucao
Amamosa
Nna
Muzaini
Downing Street
Tiis
Ife
England
France
Europe
Hungary
Poland
Westminister
China
Africa
Atlantic
Washington
Spain
Madrid
Joe Ud
Edausas Belli
Forse
Friends of Peace
Sonia
Wmatters
Mainholl
Simpson
Mackensie
Urkusta
Baidar
Alaska
Southai River
Chernaya
Balaklaya
Crimea
Kaneish
Matekel
Rodan
Syracuse
Peter G. Ball
Main Township
Linn County
Lowe
Ian
McKhan
Ulerk
State OF
Iowa
Liss Cornty
Mathet
Walhine
Singer & Spare
Simen
Esob
Roge
Anid
King Welock
Mason
Sherif
Diagenstos
Know Nothings Rumor and Market Report From Anawoga News
The paper notes the former editor Maddock passes control to Mr. N G Sales who declares the paper Democratic and hints Know Nothings will lose support. It then provides New York floor and grain prices, including state wheats, Indiana and Michigan values, Canadian superfine flour, and rye flour scarcity, with remarks on corn and oats demand and a five lamp wheat specimen from Illinois.
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Anawoga News
N.G. Sales
Maddock
Anys
Sales
USA
Know Nothings
New York
Verne Inferior
Rlinary State
Silda
Streight
Michigan
Ohio
Eixtra
Indiana
Estia
Southern
Alnois
Corn Exchange
Genese
Cluring
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Cedar Rapids
Valley Times
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Edecsteuy
Cedar Rapila
Mr. Webster
John Weare, Jr
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Greene
Carpenter
Webster
Bcense
Linn
Hue
Colar Rapids
Cedar
Youns
Cedar Rap
Roe Ten Cutsaros
Bac
Skinner
The
New York Trinitsn
the Tribune
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Territory
Tanrer’n Magazine
On Bud
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Godey
Gudey
Agrave's
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Santa Anna
Dubuque Tribune
New Orleans
Vera Crus
Moexisa
Perote
Vera Crag
Savannah
Mexico
Alvarez
Cagre
Luvega
Santa Anans
Vidal
Vera Cruz
Santa Anant
Lian County Register
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Caime
Lowa
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Wisconsin
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Alpheus Brown
London
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St. Germain
West End
New York Fifth Avenue
Jones
Tompkins
Firkin
Order of the Garter
Burlington Gazette
Hurlington
Gazette
Pennsylvania
Bau
Uae
H. A. Porter & Brother
Rock Island
Ilinois
Bookwellers
White
Northwest
New York City
Prince
Ordre
Linn Co
Tiarion
B. Cass
Eugene
Mississippi
Cars. Libs
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Dow
J.D. Cass
Mometer
Hye J
Point Mills
K c. Nee
Yorks and Bows
Ly Doi
CASS
C Tross
Wailers
Crystal Palace
J. M. Williams & Bro
Wren
Mavion
N.B
Tod Marion
Aug St
W. Parley
John Dudin L. Pave
Huretutore
Fpsurley & Dufiin World
Marion Aml Vierliy
Courtaniee
Judy Wi
William Gillitan
Tie
Brown Township
Willian Carbee
Mbean
Astray
Colin Dunlap
Crown Township
Rickey
A. Ad
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Nate
Buck Deconut
Dam
Amy
Delta
KG. Silvin
Marian
Atorge
Maka
Maine
Inertondas
Marlon Aue
Worrall & Bro
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North Side Public Square
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Eury
Incall
Maris
Numlyr
Clebratel
Albertine
Emily
Fanny
Alyred
Josephene Sawyer
CG. Blake
Charles W. Williams
Mel
Jane Williams
Frank Curtis
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Nuither
Marton
Bresee
Holme Carter
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Downing
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Marathen
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