Republican State Central Committee Named by Judicial Districts
The Republican State Convention appointed a State Central Committee with one Committeeman from each Judicial District. Names include Jat J S Hurley Louisa 24 Cot Dan Anderson Monroe 8d EB M Davis Adams 4th Charles Bird Humboldt bth Frank M Mills Polk 6th M E Cutts Poweshick 7th J R Hilsinger Jackson &th A S Belt Linn 6th Peter Melendy Black Hawk 10th A C Bullig Winneshick Mth E W Eastman Hardin 19th D W Poindester Mitchell. At De Witt the Congressional Convention adopted a resolution by Edward Russell Davenport Gazette editor: Congressional District Committee to be composed of county committees.
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J. S. Hurley
Louisa
Dan Anderson
Monroe
EB. M. Davis
Adams
Charles Bird
Humboldt
Frank M. Mills
Polk
M. BE. Cutts
Poweshick
J. R. Hilsinger
Jackson
A. S. Belt
Linn
Peter Melendy
Black Hawk
A. C. Bullig
Winneshick
E. W. Eastman
Hardin
D. W. Poindester
Mitchell
de Witt
Edward Russell
Davenport
Marion Iowa Plans Fourth of July Celebration Meeting
A 1866 Marion Iowa notice describes a June 19 meeting at the Court House to arrange a July 4 celebration. Judge Elliott presided, J S McMillen was secretary, and a arrangements committee including A J Twowood W E Ledyard and many others was formed. Additional actions appointed speakers, band plans, and township vice presidents for the day.
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Court House
Marion
Iowa
BE. M. Smith
Judge Elliott
J. H. Gibson
McMillen
J. P. Coulter
Rapids Tp
Pliny French
Fayette Tp
Godfrey McDowel
Fairfax Tp
Dancer
Otter Creak
Wm. Hen. Dereyn
Jordan
Electric Township Meeting Adopts Officials and Band Contract
Township officers were chosen including marshals and committees to engage the Mt. Vernon Band for up to one hundred dollars. Resolutions align with Republican platform pledging equality before the law, loyal-state reconstruction, Monroe Doctrine support, and fair soldier bounties. Unanimous passage amid applause.
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Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Iowa
Iowa Sunday School Convention Held in Iowa City
The Iowa State Sunday School Convention met in Iowa City last week from Tuesday evening to Friday hosted by multiple church groups. Delegates from Marion included Maj Thompson and Ed Pratt with others from Methodist and Congregationalist churches while national figures Paxton Pardee and Jones offered guidance. Musical leads by Prof Cutler Osborn and Mrs Osborn drew praise as delegates enjoyed hospitality from local families.
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Iowa
Towa City
Methodist Episcopal Church
Marion
Maj. Thompson
Presbyterian School
Ed. Pratt
the Baptist
Judge Latham
Congregationalist
Kk. K. Young
J. B. Young
J. IF. Wilson
Methodist
R. D. Pardée
N. Y
N. Y. City
Jones
St. Louis
Paxton
Jacksonville
Illinois
Chicago
Wiliois
Minnesota
Ohio
M. BE
North Pesbyterian
Pardee
Ross
Lyons
Truesdell
Clinton
Cutler
Vic Ave
Rey A B Kendig
Marshalltown
Evd
Fellows
Rey Watson
Davenport
Ohio Union Party Triumph at Conventions Amid War Unity
Dispatches report Ohio conventions unite Republicans and Johnson allies. The Union party claims victory for the country, noting harmony between pro Johnson and pro Congress factions. Resolutions praise sustained government during the war and call for peace.
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Cujon
Congress
Friends of
Johnson
Union Party
Committee On
Union Party of
Ohio
Union support pledged for constitutional amendment issues
A despatch from Indiana reports a strong Union stance on constitutional amendment proposals. Includes renominations of incumbents and a critical note on copperhead opposition. Describes a Texas and Iowa influence, a Des Moines Republican convention, and county vote tallies in the Fourth District. Wisconsin and Vermont conventions endorse reconstruction ideas. Local editorials attack the Herald and defend Union loyalty.
Parasitic Lung Infections Found In Sheep and Cattle
A report describes parasites in the lungs of three quarters of sheep and in cattle, noting they obstruct respiration and cause emaciation when numerous. In early stages they are tiny and resemble trichinae, but mature to about two inches long. The text mentions humans rarely affected unless parasite numbers are high and references accidental deaths.
Farm and town properties offered near Marlow and Marion
A 190 acre farm eight miles northeast of Marlow with 80 acres timber 160 acres good prairie and complete improvements including a brick house granary stables sheds and fences. Also two Marion lots with a two story frame house and one story and a half frame house on Broad Street both near Thos Garbutt Esqr with fruit trees and shade trees in central town Marion prices 1800 and 1000 dollars.
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Maine Township
Marion and
Waubeek
Marion
Dubuque Road
Springville
Stone's Flouring Mill
Prairie Creek
Rock Ford
Ocollege Township
Cedar Rapids
Ma Hfow
Prairia
Mariow
Center Point
Washington
College
Cedar Hapida
Wapsa
Marlow
Washington and
Vosbove
Broad Street
Thos, Garbutt
Iowa approves postage appropriation and fifth district court terms
Iowa laws authorize a $2000 appropriation to cover postage for the Eleventh General Assembly and set court terms for the Fifth Judicial District across Polk Warren Madison Adair Guthrie Dallas Carroll Audubon and Cass counties with special terms possible. The act takes effect upon publication and includes transitional measures for ongoing cases. The passage is certified by Secretary of State James Wright and approved by Governor Stone.
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Txprasaronts
Union
Thea Corporation
Zerald
Gov. Morton
Union Union
Herald
M. Dodds
Shelbysville
Seward
Congress
Auditor of State
Secretary of State
Daily State Register
Iowa Homestead
Wright
House of Representatives
Bgue
Senate
General Assembly
Iowa
Polk
Warren
Madison
Adair
Guthrie
Dallas
Carroll
Audubon
Fifth Judicial
Greene, Carroll and
Trichinae in Mutton Not a Threat to Humans
Veterinary surgeon A. D. Murray states the Italian scientist erred calling parasites in sheep lungs trichinae. The true worms are Strongyulus ilaria, causing husk in Britain but not human disease. Murray notes he has inspected many English sheep lungs with no human danger proven.
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England
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Washington County
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Mitchell County
Register of State Band Office
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Webster County
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Supreme Court
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College To
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