Census detail from Missouri tax assessors and fragmented political commentary
The article outlines the 1870s Missouri census process with county assessors beginning August first to enumerate white residents by age, literacy, disabilities, and property. It includes compensation rules, historical context, and political editorials on national figures and whisky prosecutions.
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Linevin Caunty
Henry Martin
Lincoln County
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Martin
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