Governor Kirkwood Defuses Skunk River Mob
In 1863 South English, Keokuk County, faced a armed mob led by Tally as southern sympathizers challenged Union authority. Col. Chipman and state militia defended the town while Governor Kirkwood threatened force to enforce the law, dispersing the riot and sparing executions. The episode ends with militia arrivals and the mob's retreat without bloodshed.
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Skunk
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Sanders’ Stock Journal
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Mt. Pleasant
Closing Out Sale At Smith Farm Auction
Public auction at the Smith farm 7 miles west of Washington and 24 miles south of West Chester on Wednesday September 15 starting at 10 o clock. The sale includes 8 head of horses 60 acres of corn 200 bushels of old corn 36 hogs 60 acres of corn in the field and farm implements among others. Terms cash for small sums and 12 months on larger balances with 5 percent discount for cash. Lunch on the grounds. Auctioneers Austin Sutherland and Sidney Smith. Local listing notes a city bus line and delivery orders.
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