Republican Convention to Elect Linn County Delegates
A public notice from Linn County outlines a Republican convention at Marion Court House on Saturday May 20 1858 at 1 PM to elect twelve delegates for the Cedar Rapids district convention on June 19 1858 and to strengthen county party organization. A second item reports debates on Iowa College location in Davenport and commentary on candidates for Congress including Jas Thorington and Judge Smyth, with local figures Davenport Bates Hubbard and Isbell Thompson referenced.
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Court House
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Republican Party
Iowa College
Davenport
Temarkaplo
Valley Times
Jas. Thorington
Congress
Thorington
Bates
N. M. Gon
Hubbard
Assembly
Stubbard
Mr. Bates
Mr. Davenport
Ays
Tawa
Mints
Juauph Greene
Tyningdt
Margaretta Cook
Mluck
Atnrlon
Lin
Lown
Wiewall
Howey
Dawali
Jung
Maron
Sherif
Linn
Atul
Lian
Lee, Murphy & Avery
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Cook
Aburguretts Cook
Aid Joseph Diene
Tuing
Marlon
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Lowa
Kyewn
Auldaw
Ceady Maney
Ambrose Nath
Martha
Levy
Tit Sall
G. Matin
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Mason
Linn Co
District Court
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Sowthwest
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Range 5
Iowa
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Anid County
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Daniels & Co
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Conley
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Ishd County
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Prayer for the Administration and Civic Duty
Opinion argues prayer for rulers is a duty and should align with God’s will. It condemns President Buchanan’s administration as covetous and unjust, urges believers to seek just laws, frame civil power, and elect rulers who fear God and resist corruption.
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Linn County Register
Eptron
Roe
Jet
Christ
Sam
Leo
Lucil
David
Buchanan
Iowa
Guchia
Yas
Ilsure
Political Sermon on Civil Duty and Government
A citizen writes political sermons urging restraint on executive power and reform of salaries. He argues officers are overpaid, laborers underpaid, and proposes three districts and a three-man committee to appoint advisors. He cites Romans 13 and defends Bible text as guiding civic responsibility and obedience to lawful authority.
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United States
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Quad
Wnan
Sermons Requested for Publication by Subscriber
A reader named N L Will asks the publisher in Anamosa to publish sermons from the last good Lord, expressing hope the request will be honored. The note, attributed to Author, appears amid other subscription material.
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N.L
Anamosa
Fires and assault strike Mascatine store in brutal robbery
A grocery owner on Second Street was attacked in his store by two men who tied his feet gagged him and burned the building. A passerby pulled Brown from the blaze and he later recovered enough to speak. Two stores burned including Brown's and several suspects held. no convictions yet. Excerpt notes nationwide chatter on Gen Allen's remains and Utah rumors.
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J. B. Brown
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Daniel Bryant
Aly
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Brown
Vwo
Oo Brown
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Burlington
Than Allen
St. Louis
Infant Mortality and Worm Remedies in Newsprint
The piece discusses high infant mortality in the United States and calls for better understanding of childhood diseases. It notes intestinal worms as a suspected major factor and mentions Kemp's Worm Pastilles as a popular remedy. It also includes a short aside about a punishingly poor pay for poets in Dubuque and a poet's plea to city officials.
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Tribune
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Common Council
Ofubuque
J, A
Linnell
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