Clinton County Second Congressional District Nomination Delegates
The Second Congressional District of Iowa invites delegates from Cheneuil to attend a convention in Clinton county to nominate a congressional candidate and transact business. Representation is one delegate per hundred votes and one for each fraction over fifty from last fall’s vote for Charles Mason for Governor. Various district leaders are listed as officers and committee members.
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Tuwanecy
Olegates
Cheneuil
Imannor
Clinton
Clinton County
Floren O
A. Im
Gaid
Congress
Charles Mason
Fantasy Tenn
Washington Township
Dawson
Yoram
Metcalf
Hiatt
Washington Ty
Yoru
M. Senay
M. Senay As Stcp
Boneweitz
Gast
Wayne PG. Boneweitz
J. Gautam
Hitchcock
Watnur Creek
Rome
Taye
Asau
Ant Reed of
Convention Postponed to July Fifteenth
The time for holding the convention is postponed by order of the Central Committee until Wednesday July fifteenth. OK UE Mayer, Ch'n.
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Central Committee
OK UE Mayer
Ch'n
Defining A News Venture The Expirarss Expansion
A local publisher explains the enlargement and new dress of the Expirarss newspaper to reflect a thriving city and county. The piece states support for the Democratic policy while promising fair treatment of rivals and a focus on county news with reader submissions to boost town vitality.
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Democratic Party
Stephen Girard
Brent
Tribune frets over Grant victory prospects in 1868 elections
The New York Tribune and allied papers fear Grant's election as spring results show Democratic gains in Connecticut and Oregon. Local scenes hint a sweeping Democrat advance, with heavy margins in various states and concern over Republican strength in New York and Pennsylvania as the campaign unfolds.
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New York Tribune
Grant
Tribune
Connecticut
Oregon
Galena
Geany
Ures
New York
Pennsylvania
Democratic gains and votes shift in key states cited
The article notes large Democratic majorities in New York and Pennsylvania with party wins in the legislature and governor races. It questions future electoral outcomes, contrasting past repudiation of negro suffrage by Ohio voters with expected reactions in the current cycle.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Jude Sharswood
Keystone
Qlio
Ohio
Chase and the Presidency Draped in Rumor
Richmond correspondent reports Chief Justice Chase not seeking the Democratic nomination on a universal suffrage platform. The piece argues the tale is sensational, notes Republicans push the story, and suggests a bid would split the Democrats to aid the Republican candidate in November.
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Yorls Herald
Richmond
Chase
Herald
Democracy
Masonry and the Wan and Brother
The piece denounces Anti Masonry as a false reading of a benevolent society. It attacks Thad Stevens and radical enemies in Congress for opposing Masons. It defends the fraternity, calls for unity, and questions leadership while urging readers to consider who would govern Masonic lodges in Monticello.
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Anti Masonry
Thad Stevens
Luader
Congress
State
Argister
Towa
Patherkin
Min
Loyal LeClaire Senator Elopes With Brother-in-Law
LeClaire Iowa residents report that Senator A M Larrineer disappeared with his sister-in-law Mrs Barr and three of her children after riding from Davenport to LeClaire. Witnesses say they were seen boarding trains toward the West near Cheyenne with no clear explanation. Larrineer, a longtime carpenter and senate member, is presumed to be traveling with his travel companions toward the Pacific coast, leaving behind a wife and five children.
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A.M. Kiarrnunter
Las
TC. Rabingon
le Claire
Heedee
Rome
Tago Weeks
Robinson
Joseph Parking
Win
Winterset
Plas
Samuel
Hone
Barri
Citas
Davenport
Mra 2
Teft
Law Moore
West
Cheyenne
Gharenes
Lirzimer
Childrem
Pacific
Seretotore Vaiforin
Jones County Board Proceedings 1898 June Session
Jones County Board of Supervisors meets at the Anenosi courthouse to handle road and bridge petitions tax appeals and public works matters. Appointments include Metcalf to Fairview duties and bridge projects across Walnut Creek and Bear Creek with funding allocations and adjournments through June 8 1898.
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THE
Board OF Supervisors OF
Jones County
Iowa
Stewant
WG. Dawes
Board of Supervisors
Anenosi
HL Stewart
M.C. Thompson
T. O. Bishop
A. J. Dalby
A. Hayden
A. G. Pangburn
A. A. Reilly
John Sutherland
Joseph Cool
Fairview Township
Bec. Metcalf
ILC
Meteall
Fairview
IWC
Miller Et al
Walnut Creek
Alindgsa
Mintseating
Comnutes
Greenfield
Moulton
Murfiold
Bishop
Jonathan
Chirles Chase
W.D. Fordtan
W. Bieler
P. Briggs
al Dascc
Cirran Et A
Robert Williuamson
Trimble
J. Gyde
Louis Charellil
Mark Dude
J. Rigby
J.P. Mitchets
Committee On Equalization
E. T. Hopkins
Theo. Spcete
RLGB
Smith Et al
AL TE Monroe
Eam
D. Porter
TL Towne
Aly
Scott
Reson
Henry Epsey
Jonas Overholt
Etiam Rafferty
A. Atler
Aaron Moulton
TLC
Metcalfian
Mes. Bezes
Mie
Leonard Cee
Neartadia
Bo MeGateen
Naitview
Boo Povier
TL Pown
Lawrence Collins
Tesspayp Mons
Pune
H. Steward
Metcalf
Dalby
Hayden
Pangburn
Yoran
Reilly
Francis
Dawson
Steward
Sutherland Kenny
Bonewitz
Oldham
W. C. Monroe
Solomon Thomas
Fremont Mills
M. R. Hague
General Assembly of Laws
Sirlivet
Lown
Utis
12Th General Assembly
Ayres
Thorpaon
Yoram
Sheaworth
Maequoketa
Monticullo
Jones Roinly
Gonstretinniota
J. W. Rhudy
ML Kenny
General Assembly
Thompson
Pangtaten
Yora
Win. Bowers Et al
Cass Township
Linn
Mark Dadee
Jtr
Yoraio
Nation
Migifuyden
Wie Cham
Star
Isyden
Buntewitz
Fortham
HN. Burroughs Et al
G. Bonowity
ALG
Pamburn
Sutherland
AWG
Panghurn
Util
IL Steward
Hall
Pchompson
Starr
Metcalf Bishop
Ihiyoden
Sutherbind Kenny
Bordhai
Cam
Dutch Creek Bridge
Metcal
Brown
Giatiany
L Bryan
Dia
Miles Carter
Uhe
Henry Simmons
Phl Shortie
Jones Colowa
L. Schoonover
Sani
Woe to her neighbors and a double stroke of ruin
A fragile moral lament condemns the guilty as fine participants in a crime that destroyed home and friends. It expresses sympathy for the sufferers and a wish they return to sense and face the consequences of their actions.
Unruly Grasshoppers and Thief Tales Dominate Tama County News
The Tama County column reports grasshoppers piled four to five deep in northern areas and warns vegetation loss. Thief incidents plague the county with burglaries, horse theft, and convent break-ins. A horse killed by lightning near Alba is noted, while crime cases from Burlington to Clinton are summarized. Prohibition debates surface in Oskilosa with wine and beer licensing votes.
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Azette
Syeamoore
Tama
Alba
Jasper County
Oskildosy
Keokuk
Tanda Ain
Workinga
Burlington
Oscookt
John Bilallow
Clinton
Subuth Iowa town plat legalized and land conveyances affirmed
The act of 1868 legalizes the survey and plat of Subuth in Jackson County Iowa and declares the town plat and recorded deeds of lots and blacks legal and binding. It validates prior conveyances and states the act takes effect upon publication in Des Moines publications.
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Subuth
Jackeun Canary
Iowa
General Assembly
Sabuln
Jackson County
C ‘Taowpson
Said Co
Said County
Maud
Neneral Assembly
Des Moins
Cflvet
Ases
Iowa General Assembly 1868 Acts on Clerks and County Auditors
The text outlines acts to compensate district court clerks and appoint deputies, detailing duties for probate matters and circuit court certificates. It also covers election of county auditors, their powers and duties, transition from judges as auditors, road management, and related bookkeeping and transfer records.
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Maki Co
General Assembly
Iuwa
Stou County
Andivar
Board of Supervisors
Chagter
Acta
Ilium General Assembly
Fua
Iowa chapter amends circuit and general term act 1868
The document details amendments to an act establishing circuit and general term courts in Iowa. It specifies district boundaries by counties Tee, Henry, Des Moines, and Louisa, retroactive effective dates, and provisions for elections, terms, and probate notices. It also covers county seat arrangements, alternate terms between counties, and duties of officials including county auditor, clerk of the district court, and county recorder, with approvals dated April 4 and April 7, 1868.
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General Assembly
Oriuuning
Targe
Jones
Thy
Civcu Guurt
Tha Geers
Agwimby
Tve Stue
Luwa
Dua
Cis Aervices
Board of Enyerviedt
Anid
Twelfths General Assembly
State of
Iowa
Tee
Heory
Des Moines
Louisa
Baid
Egee
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Tupelo
Jonas
Jackson Scott
Masonry and the
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Shea
Monroe Road
J. O. Bishop
Francis Dawson
A. Coppiset
James Anderson
C. Metcalf
Wroxespay Mornixo
TL Steyward
Starrs Metcalf
Snyden
Paughburn
Suutherlang Kenny
Bondwella
Ford- WM
Moore
KR. Somerby
Wrenvas
Newport
Jackson Township
Sid Bridge
Denis Alils Secion Oia
Higden
Bonespeltz
Chas. Chase
Mir Dilby
Churchin Et al
Danes Co. Jovi
Mrs. Gates
M. Newsy
Waa
TL Steward
Rell
Kenny
Win A. Hunter
Washington
Pang
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Madison
Jacob Bender
Pangborn
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MO Kenny
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J. W. Handley
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Hurgins
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DM Cook
Blickamithing
J McDonald
Tander Land
Metcall Cn
Contiutes
J. McDonald
McDonald
Brilee Fund
Wiltvanld
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Susie Tas
G. Bonowitz
Mm. Starr
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Puranant
M. C. Thompson
H. Simons
P.I. Sherman
I. H. Monrom
Thomas Behan
Rehan
Norrow
Sintra
Presant
HL Steward
Pangbuen
Yorum
Bonewity
Fordham
Monticello
M. Yoram
M. M. Moutton
Sipe
Gage
Owa
Calkins
Niles
Henry
Laws OF Iowa
Authority
Ouapt IR
Wright
Livery and Exchange
Gregg & ‘Bro
Twegood & Son
Euveral
Fairbanks’ Btand and
Selles
Fairbanks, Greenleaf & Co
Luke &J. Chicago
St. Louis
Chan
Cameron
Dusham
Marge
Lasoe
Drewes
Theiusalyus
Gondich
Woolley & Co
Saddlery Hardware
NEC
Lake
Chieare
St Sreuls
Hou
Trong
Aston
Landsion
Breche Beth
Qevi
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R. Grassmelet
Barrett
N.W. Rinte Agricultural Society
Lee Felt
Bubla
Nashua
Elise Hale
R. Barrett & CO
Mancheater, Nh
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