Adams and Emancipation Proclaimed by U S
The Dipton Advertiser prints the official proclamation by Secretary of State William H. Seward announcing the adoption of the constitutional amendment prohibiting slavery and involuntary servitude with a path to enforcement. It notes ratification by twenty seven states and certifies the amendment as part of the United States Constitution. It also covers Senate and House actions, Reconstruction debates, and local wartime events.
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William H. Seward
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Congress
Political and legal notes from Iowa and beyond
Personal notes applaud H Price choosing Davenport over Washington while his recent radical votes remain unscathed. In Lee County a Sunday contract is invalid per Judge Spinner. Reports from Washington on North Missouri railroad aims and a January convention seek Iowa extension, with Sutherland winning a $7,000 Dubuque verdict and local observers noting high costs of legal suits including two cow cases in De Witt.
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Washington Press
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Lowa
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Lowa State Line
West Township
Davis County
Cedar Rapids
N. M. BR. RB. Co
Iowa
Sigourney
Davis, van Buren
Jefferson
Johnson and Lion
Siz Dellara
Costa
the Times
de Witt
Increase in Iowa youth population by 21 to 21 years
The Des Moines Register notes the past year saw an increase of Iowa children aged five to twenty one by twenty nine thousand four hundred and twenty six. Polk Clinton Scott Marion and Dubuque counties show the largest gains, with figures listed for each. Lt Governor elect B F Gue has been ill for weeks but is mending and expected to take office at the Capitol next month.
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Tri-Weekly
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New Constitutional Amendment Proposal Opposes Rebel Debt
A concurrent resolution by Representative James F. Wilson proposes an amendment to the Constitution to bar any tax or appropriation at the federal level to pay debts incurred by states or people for supporting the rebellion. The measure, passed 140 to 11, aims to ensure such debts remain unpaid and records the names of several lawmakers associated with the stance. The document includes a trailing list of claims presented to the Board of Supervisors at the September term of 1865.
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