Specie Resumption and Greenbacks at Par
The piece discusses resumption of specie payments, Greenbacks at par, and debt composition. It cites London Finance opinions on U S debt decline from 2800 million to about 667 million at 6 percent, 703 million at 6 percent, and 250 million at 4 percent, with 117 million 4 percent bonds issued, as U S policy shifts toward prosperity era. It questions Sherman’s influence in enacting the resumption act.
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London
Hayes
Mr. Sherman
Sherman
Gobble Grover Defamation and Oregon Election Scandals
Amid Oregon political turmoil, former governor Grover faces exposure over a 397000 State funds shortfall. A Legislative Commission reports misaccounting and extravagance tied to Grover and associates, linking to alleged efforts to secure electoral votes and influence in 1876.
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Grover
Oregon
U. S
State Department
Patrick
Kelly
Cronin
Gramercy Park
Dronin
Tilden
Pelton
Marble
United States Documenta
Florida
Speech recollections from Castle Grove reminisce on Fort Sumter era
A Castle Grove reader recalls the 1864 campaign and Gen John A Logan speaking at Centralia Illinois. The letter notes Republican bitterness toward emancipation and describes Logan’s fiery stump style and a humorous crowd moment about commanding troops.
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Castle Grove
The
Express
Ft. Sumter
Lincoln
McClellan
Republicana
Centralia
Central R. R
John A. Logan
Congress
Logan
Chattanogs
Shure
Gen. Logan
John Tongan
Thomson
Jones Co
General Logan visit stirs crowd with charger's hair mishap
A Civil War era crowd gathers as Gen. Logan arrives in uniform. his horse loses tail hair to a mule, provoking hoots and laughter. Col. Wicks delivers a stubborn Unionist speech while veterans recall Fort Pillow and Forrest.
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Logan
Indiana
Hiss
Flo
Lincoln
Paducah
Forrest
Fort Pillow
Genthanen
Gen. Forest
Centralia
Port Pillow
Uee
Hayne
M.el Church
Holy
Anianes
Europe
Princy Metternich
Republic of the
United States
Denyo
Galena
Ander
Gen. McClellan Forte
Gen. McCella
District Court Dockets Show No Bills and Discharges
Grand juries returned no bills in cases including State v. James Priest State v. Bog Brownell State v. Pollard Amos Pelton and Ameron Pelton State v. Cornelius Merritt and State v. Michael Davis. Arson case Sheller dismissed. Numerous civil suits proceed with judgments, trials or dismissals noted.
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James Priest
Grand Jury
State
Bog. Brownell
EF. Pollard
Amos Pelton
Ameron Pelton
Grad
Cornelius Merritt
Michael Davis
Sheller
Monticello
Addison Daniels
von Bartow
Cassady Ve
J. Sweeney
M. L. Carpenter
Patrick Beacom
Win
Clark
Cheark
Barney M. Hester
Denon Hester
Sinver My Co
Albertus Somers
Alex. McKean
Sumiers
John Merritt
John W. Linville
Joseph B. Lyon
O. Babcock
Shieriffete
Williams, Miller, Olmstead & Co
M. Franks
Emerine N
Sherman
Tompkins
Shaw, Schoonover & Co
P. Boencom
Doggett, Basset & Mills
Anamosa Court Docket Records Multiple Judgments
A compilation of court actions and rulings from Anamosa including judgments on promissory notes, dism issals, sets of costs, guilty verdicts for assault with intent to murder, and various probate and bar admission motions. Notable items include Not Guilty verdicts, fines, and periodic adjournments across several cases and defendants.
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Cree Ag
First National Bank of “Anamosa
E. E. Smith
James A. Beam
Mary C. Waggoner
Patrick Beirna
Robi Fort, Co
Andi. Tir Gar
Contoleal
Montiegio
Leroy McLain
Copwen
Martin Kane
J. W. Stimpson
Bettled Ag
J. Q. Wing
Rentley
J. M. King
CM. Brown
H. Sayre
J. Garritt
Garritt
Anamosa
Jos
Alderman
Fisher
BH. Graves
Sime
State
R. Parker
Shetler
State Vy. Mes
Jones Priest
Sty Port &E
VanValtingbere
MacMerrin
Eearnty
Vo Louis Beach
HP. Benton
Phillips
Concent
H.C. Metcalf
C. Cord
J. Millard
J. Murphy
M. Foster
Hf. Gray
TM. Silsbee
J. Russell
al Detholt
Aldrich
B. Aldrich
J.G. McGuire
J. Adair
Jolbn Dunlap
CG. McGorran
J.B. McQueen
MM. McQueen
Oliver Loomis
J. C. Pineh
Christmas Eve at M E Church Promises Joy and Worries
Christmas Eve at the M E Church featured a tree full of presents and a children’s program. Diphtheria illness affected Reuben Davis’s youngest child and two others in Oxford Junction. John Squires shipped two carloads of fat and plans for a local creamery were discussed at a farmers meeting with Marvin of Monticeto present.
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M E
Reuben Davis
Oxford Junction
Aid
John Squires
Jack Wayne
Chirel
Qur Educational Column Reflects Local Teacher Changes
Prof L Foster notes editor and readers on education topics. Hosford teaches at Yoran school this Winter while Miss May Moore begins a term in East Monticello. Shoup of Dubuque elected President of the Teacher's Association in Marshall. The school closes Dec 20 for two weeks. Nonresident pupils total eighteen, average attendance 93.7 percent. Miss Peet resigns as Assistant. Mrs Noble fills vacancy.
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May Moore
Marshall County
East
Monticello
Shoup
Dubuque
Normal Monthly
Teacher's Association
Marshall
Mies Peet
He High Sell
Minds of moderate caliber and the limits of ambition
A compact reflection on character and progress. The author argues method and order drive business success while self too often leads to neglect by time. It emphasizes action over desire and warns against distraction by every obstacle on the path to advancement.
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Iowa
Wonticello Lodge
Palmer & Patmes Tiedware
Eberhart
M.W. J.B. Smith
Reconnen
Jones County
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Wyoming
Mourcello
Aldrich, Co
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Portland
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Newton
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Sterling, Larned
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Kinsley
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Dietz
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