Kansas Nebraska folly and Democratic split in 1860s rhetoric
A heated critique argues that the Kansas Nebraska bill and popular sovereignty expose Deep North Democratic treachery. It accuses Douglas of duplicity, condemns the Buchanan administration, and portrays the party as split over Free State and slave State violence and elections.
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Douglas
Bil
Ariel
Hyung
Toman
Kansas
Nebraska
Border ruMany
Xuvrat
U. S
Marshalls &c
Towa Territory
Town
Towa S
Towa
John’ Calhoun
Kan- Bab
Yenrjedha
Lynge
Thor
North
Mexico
Kansan
Douglas Snow
Misehiuf
Missouri
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Free State
Buchanan
Asheck
Mesheck
Abednego
Daniel
Pasnayavanid Pousticz
Pat
Jennayleanian
Forney
Lalso
Articlo
Albo
Preas
Keystone
Pennegrania
Herkx
Pennsylvania
Lecommon Ry
Lecompton
Cincinnati
Grimes
Gov
Lowe
Minnesota
Suwann
Gov. Seward
Appech
U. S. Senate
South
Money and trade decline amid looming spring flush
The piece argues against expected spring prosperity, noting money and trade have tightened. It warns farmers to cut expenses, cites scarce credit, predicts emigration aiding wheat prices, and predicts a rough political scene in Pennsylvania with anti Lecompton factions and Buchanan defense. It also mentions local marriages, business changes, and rail interests.
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Preas
Ile
New York
School District Drops Most Officials in Investigation
The School District closes its probe clearing all but Mr. Rob't Tolmes of liability. The Zerald criticizes the release of officers, but the paper withholds commentary, trusting the district to resolve the matter prudently.
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E, N. Bates
Bates
Iowa 1889 legislative matters show bank bills and university trustees
Special correspondence from Iowa reports progress on the Free Bank law and a state bank bill, plus a school bill reorganizing university governance with thirteen trustees. It notes religious denomination representation, a call for broader inclusivity, and mentions the Senate's river improvement settlement and District Attorney salary debates.
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Baplint
Linn County Register
Dea Mota
Iowa
Mitchell
Scott
Judiciary Committee
E Dil
State Bank
Senate
Teta
Lauren Dewery
Bonry County
Eigar Wright
Cedar
Wm. Barris
Scotts
W. E. Brannan
Muscatine
E. C. Lyon
Morgan. Reno
H. D. Downey
W. H. Barris
Johnson
Lincoln Clark
Dubague
J. B. Grinnell
Poweshick
P. W. Drake
Mahaska
W. P. Davis
Pell
Old School Presbyterian
Episcopal Church
Congregationalists
Friends
Quakers
Town City
Episcopal
TF Am
Baptist
Associate Reformed
United Brethren
Board of ‘Trustees
Keokuk
Des Moines City
Grand Jurors named for the 1867 term in Marion division
A list of Grand Jurors drawn for the September term of the District Court 1867 is provided. Names include Nases Towmars Atron Frazee James Fe Charies Alexander Clinton Win Morris and others. The jurors are ordered to attend the April term beginning April 6 1857 at the Marion courthouse.
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Thompson
Kirkwood
House
Senate
Drei Scott
James D. Bada
Diermer
District Court
Nases
Townamrs
Atron Frazee
Rapids
James Fe Charies
Alexander Clinton
Mr Morris
Marlon
Chaplin
J. Patterson
Joseph Cooper
Y Jett M.D. Brambell
James Lee
Maine
Chandler Jordan
Danill Carmichael
Brown
David S. Way
Washington
Nenty Fitz
Putnam
Thomas Craig
Franklin
Elijah D. Wain
Nags
James Beall
Joseph Mentzer
Carson
W.M. Gray
Reuben H. Nott
L. Atmmerman
James Ferguson
William Smith
John Stuckslezer
Zebina Warrter
John Brown
Williams Mayzlett
F. Is Knott
Andrew Hawn
Jesse Garrett
Thomas Blackledge
Linn
M. Kirby
Jesse Grubbs
T. J. Speake
John Wik
Abner Arrowsmith
Sarini Marshall
Henry Reece
Grover Wyatt A. Wherry
College
Court House
Marion
A. J. McKean
Court
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Lizzie Pierce
Vaughn
Quita
Labuple
Kentucky
1. C. AL. RR. Co
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Apr
Frere Mareried
Judge Cook
Alex
Mmncahgll
Vato
Marion Town
Ailis Lizerm Prince
Oueater County
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Tor Sunther
Ma. Barton
Plenae
Th. Morrow
Jeuigate
Justice of the Ponca
Marlon Townahl
UNION
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A. He Dumont
A. Manbon
Justice of the Vence
Minitan
Bint
Euanlag
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Mar. Korton
Plense
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Eante Milate
Ofige
Fustles of
Rorton
Viense Announee
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Cleage
Walt
Ann
Olice of Justice
Martin Township
Rotton
Wlease
Chas
Kadler
Jenwiddate
Dusty
Marion Towtstupy
Horton
Sarcur
Lallen Non
Ofice of Justice’ of “the Peace
Marion Towaghly
wukUo
Mantos
Lothian
Marion Book Store
McGuffy
McNally
Davies
Wells
Whey
Kwamer
Anny, Keramer ,& Silenn
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DE Alter TR Furniture
Aeonhandisha
Meridian Steeat
Ueavers
John Mitchel
Taw
John
Leersnatanz
Des Moines
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Bexevacton
Ristino & Bixby
A. Danieh & Bro
Deaters
Gut Wells
Creo
Dealera
West
Chicago
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Richmond
Baker
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Iby
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IMG
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Rinting & Hitty
Agenta Everywhere
Mibert D. Palmer
Robert Davidson
Aml Alyere Poryter
Gider Te Nnune
Etyte
Maloer
Davidon
Gentlenen
Linn Catuty
Duightal Kotte
Sorda
TuWa
Corsivan
Wilbert I
Malmes
Rilvers
Fiers
Atyde
Palovar
Davidear
Vorles
Tachare
Uie
Distriet Cours
Ling
George Dantes
J. Turner
Ahondrod
Dunes
Marlony
Beptens
Uysald Sterks
Pepteibur
Fugau
Willeam Smyth
Pitta Atv'y
King't Luthtau
Lona
Ghetu
Lahereby
Mun
Holmes
J. St. Seutites
J. St. Seutites Aryd Will Offer -Bhe, Payne Turnaly
Linn Go
Apt Geney
Marion Buotel Co
the Nation Motel Co
Jauty
Uyrlawa
Lockhalders
Winn County
Samuel Craig
County Court of
Lolienun
Enmuel Cra
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