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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18
Hon. James Harlan, Secretary oft!

Hon. James Harlan, Secretary ofthe
Interior, and Gel. George B. C.rkl'l',
Of ,hi. city. bought at the State Fair
pair # imported Cashmere goats. IL
which they paid ore thousand doiiars.
One pair was brought direct from Aeis
and il is from the wool Of this species
that. 10 manufactured the costly cash
mere sha~is and other fine goods
These anirAsls yield from three to six
pounds Of wool per head, which sells q.
from eight to twelve dollars pc. pound
l. is the intention Of these gentlemen,
We understand, to import an sdditioaa'
nnmbsr Of these animals for breeding
and crossing with The common goat
NJ. Pleasant Home Jo.rsd,.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18
The Result.

There Is no doubt that Gov. Stone
wss reelected on ths 10Th Inst. il thia
st,,s BY 4 majority Of f'en 5000 70
20, 900, Notwithstanding Ill the osaul
made ou, Of the woody hegfo qasstion
by the copA W. rather hops they
have made eapital enough to sst up one
large fss.osy Or several small ones 10
The State. W. would Ike to sec thu
products - . mssler Of eariosisy. Who
csn tell what ths GROSS between > cop
psrhss5s nd sssro sSsald ha7
The AlpiAlisans hAsA made = clean
sweep in-Johssen eoaae3 snd slso u
Io~s City,: the first olssn s~ssp ~
made ~ i1s Repabl,csss N tAss esl,'
The Cops had worked ssrsnusasly and
expected 20 carry both city and county.
Scott Co. containing the city Of Da.
venport. haa u.ually given very large
Republican majority but this year the
m,jori,y il very small.
Story CO. los Republican majority.
Marshall Co. 500 Rep. majority.
The following are reported maj critics
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18
1HEIOWA TRANSCRIPT
N. C. wIETlNo, EDsfoa.
TOL E y o, Z. +. 10 W A.
wforEspAY. OCT. Is, 1865


We are obliged to raise our terms Of
subscription from $500 to $3.50 per
annum II paid in advance or before
being delinquent three months; $500
per annum ii delinquent more than
three months. We viii give our rea.
sons for this c,tsnse, and hope eur
aabscrfbers will peruse them and reason
with a..
A tcw years ego onr terms were u, 50
per ananm, and 40 one said they we're
too high. Then We could get three
bushels Of wheat, or 19 pounds Of but.
ter or 35 pounds Of pork or their equi
va'ent for ono years subscription. /.
our terms were still the same we could
obtain now. but one and half bushels
OF wheat or AZ pounds Of butter or IA
pounds Of pork or their eqniva.ent.
With our terms at $3.50 per year, a.
we now propose We can obtain bu,
two and a halt bushels Of wheat or a
tr'ae over pounds Of butter, or aLou,
2s pounds Of pork, which are q less
number Of bushels Of wheat and pourd dr.
OF pork and butter than wht n wc rub.
lished at 81 so per annum, 90 thu, il
can be plainly >een that our farmers
pay us at least no more really for our
parer now At $3.50 per annum than
they did when il was Al so even t:kng
into consideration the increased cost
Of harvesting and ,hreshing above wha,
i, was few years since.
So much then for the proof ,ha, onr
pnper costs them no more than i: did a
few years a,o. But our profits are less !:
because our blank paper and he in
creased cost Of publishing taken / .
gather are about three fold as expen
sive as they were then. Again, We fur
n,sh now at i.ust three times the read
ing matter sc did formerly, and are
realizing less from our advertisements,
because we publish icss o; them.
We wish t. pvt this simple gne>,io,
to eur ola subscribers Il not The
Transcript now richly worth one
dollar more pc, an, uln than it was fam
years ago. even though everything were
brinein the prices Of ihu time: we
do no, believe there is one subscribe.
tha, will say it is not.
The terms Of the county papers on
the west and north of us are $3.50 per
snnnm. strictly in advance, and they
furnish not mere than one hslfihe read.
ing ,sa,tcr contained IL each issue Of
the "'rranscrip'"
The plea, that a few nigh, a, f's.
IN, IN that they are realizing no more
:h-' ;heN did when farm products were
ci..,;, he, 4,,se their ci thing ani gro
cetis> cost hem 50 mach more than i,
did thea, wi! apply eqna!ly well in our
.ase, because W. have I'll these to Eur
chase II tie increased cost as well as
they. besides onr fnur meat peta, oes
huter &c. which We purchase OF the
farmers at the aamc decreased cost.
We hope our subscribers will be con.
sidera,e aud not find fault with us. tor
We are endeave,ing to publish paper
,ha, shall hc credit IL The county, and
in ., 1oine We shall make less prof.
upon each subscriber a, SIS per an
mum than We did four years ago at
$50
Snbscril ers who have paid in advance
n, the rate Of $500 per annnm. will
have the paper furnished them ut that
rate for the time paid tor
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18

The statement Of the public debt OF
the 80 nl,imo gives the total amoun,
10 We S2,744 947 720f7. the interes,
amounting to sl211k&2is,25-a re.
dnc,inn. since the lasi monthly aa,e
men,. nf sl2,742 900 in principal. and
$4,000, 900 in interest. The4t1oppt Of
legal tender in cironlatssu il. t676. .4ef,
94o. TIE sum in tho sweAenry il o00, !.
74o,7s8 Is ia coin and CSC. go, AL. -
% currsrAv.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18

TIL. ..c, II Benton Is Stoned ;otc TIE
last ditch along with Tn,,le. and We
suoyes; 4. let them lie there. f"r they
may As N,.l lie 'Lare as l.. anywhees
c!se.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18

StrQyed
From Columbia Tp, Tama county, Iowa,
on or about tho 10th day Of July 1865, .
dark iron gray marc NEARLY blackl years
cid aud marked - follows: small white
star ia forehead, one white hind foot, tail had
been trimmed, hanging sbout to the hock
joint. Supposed to have strayed of with
Mme Indian ponies. Any person, Who will
take up said marc and give information ol
the Whereabouts Of same, will receive liberal
compensation.
WM. n. ETODnARD.
luka, Tsma Co., lows.
Sept. 7th, 1865.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18

10Th inst.
For GovxaSoR,
Stone Rsp. s6s
Benton -.Possnm 40
Fox 1fEUr. GovEaxcR.
Cue Mp. s6a
IA pilton-Poe. 466
foR JrDsE OF SUPREME CorH7,
Wri2ht-Rep. e93
Trimtle-pos. 4e4
Tor srrr. OF PrDLic lssrxucr,ox,
Fsville-Rep. SOS
Sennett-Pos. As
COUNTY TICKET.
For Representative.
Clark-Rcp. sS4
Norris-1'os. 44O
For Treasurer.
Struble-R a2a
Duzzen-P S9s
For Sheriff,
Dexter-R. e37
Ho,len--P 4.s
FOR Comfy Judge,
Oraham-R $50
Arms.rong-P IA
Superintendent
Down.-R. e3S
1Illlman 68
Surveyor
Jacobs-R. e9l
Irish 49
For Coroner,
n Fishc,-R. s9l
Gray.-P 453
For the Donation. zoos
Against POI
For Swamp Land Appropriation. 1914
Asains, l4i
We are satisfied with the result i,
this county. Strenuous Efforts wer.
made by the old line copperheads I.
elect couple of candidates. The,
leyelel their batteries at our candidate.
for Sheriff and Treasurer. An old CUR
Ct theirs ievclcd al the sherifaity done
iolcrable vel! considering its material
the cause 10 which i, was encagtd and
the cross eyed gunners by vhich It wa.
managed but the little two rour,:er.
Sciuc,d t',om the Republican ranks.
acted haal, i, would no, carry ap, re
bounded with ever, light charge. and
then !, was 81 fat! !lessly managed by its
reacherous val! eyed gunness. |, ces
,irl. ought 10 rank higher than . rop
gun Poor Tray
We taya really lost compare.
lively nothing hy he deceptive soldiers
ticket or the donhiy deceptive White
Mans Ticket suggestive Of the devil
transformed into an angel of hight,
Last year on President. our maj ,ritv
WAS ls5 with nearly full vote pollcd.
This year on Governor it is 3e5 while
235 voters in the county, az shown hy
The last census report, did not 60 10 the
polls. and at leas, Eve out Of every .ix
tf,hesc are Republican voters besides
IN the censns report the sold,ers were
Mt enumerated, 40 that more than 2oo
voters in this county did not vote.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18
HOWARD 92.oA!s Assoc'A-

U eoeaPnse' r..
l0ISEAsES or THE NERVOUS, sEMIN-
tai, Urinary aud Sexual Systems-new
and reliable treatment lin Reports Of the
HOWARD ASSOClATlON-Sen by mail in
scaled letter envelopes, free Of charge. Id
dress, Or. J. SKILLIN HuUGHTON, Howard
Association, No. South Ninth Street Phili.
dslpkis. Ps. v5n50ly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18
Cabinet Mandatory
AND
AREHOUSE

The subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Tsma County, particularly.
and the Inhabitants Of the Iowa Valley
generally, that he manufactures and keeps
on hand for ssle.
ALL KINDA or
FURNITU4@
from Cradle to a Coffin all Of the best
material and workmanship, and ct prices to
suit the means Of al his customers.
Chairs
Tables Settees, ~
Lounges, Scf1s, Scfes,
CupLoords. Book cases, Srcretorys,
Cyddles, Baby Wagons, s.
Ge. dc.
Al warranted 70 give perfect satisfaction,
The enly IIcarse In tho County
hspt for ths sss Of those who Wish, q rea.
cor sbls rstss.
Gail and examine for yourselves at thu
ManufActuYy in Toledo. Tams County, Iowa.
on the Main Street 10 lutn.
JAYES WALLACE.
April IS le6H y7llG
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18
EsTRAY MARE.

Take. Ir " Thomss kvsset u his lssi3sAss
n Columhis township Tsma county Iowa,
bright bay mare supposed Il hs three yssrs
CID, past, naas shsvsd. white sp,t on inside
vf each hind foot . saddle mark % right
side Of her bask. about thir.sea Aa11s high.
and appraised at TOO sdollars. Prsseediaee'
had before Joseph Yates J. r
Teledo Oct. 18th, 1895.
DAVID ID. APPELLATE.
Clerk
3, George !. Bailey Deputy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18

Election Returns

The following ars the official rsturrs
of the election held ia this county on the
10Th inst.
The sun., 1865-02-10

IIew5 Items.
D, Telegraph to n. s.. York Su..I

ANbssv Johnson, the Ncs-Prcsient sIecL is
serousiy indisp1sed at Nast vile, having been cVu-
nnei to tia bod for several days
THF recent military order di.banding the Ken.
lucky STATE iroops, has hocn rescndcd uy direction
Of he War Department.
HAIoI Gen. Palmer, who IL nov 10 washington,
Ia. becn, Il Ia SAID, Asaguei 20 the command u
The Department oi Kentucky, IN place Of Gen. Hur.
bridge.
Inr Nova Scotia Parliament mct At Halfa1 yes-
'er1ay. To G9vcrnor's spccc. b. l,nsily. Ho
gives he particulars u the conception and suhfe.
quent Proceedings of tho proposed Confederation
sal eme' and icprobsles tho shroga,on Il the c.
procisy treaty, " i.h, he says, was beneficial 10
the Province aui mo- lhbo NJ states
TnE Supreme Court on mo United States il now
hearng important prlyo cases The steamer Bcr.
muds, captured IN April. 1851, ~ the ushauss,
IN route fur NASSAU Bosdcs m iu,riusc value,
tho przc boing worth nearly s5o0oOl,t,e casc pre-
sents for the ars, time IN tlis Court tho question
which has s.uacted 30 much Att nt,an in the Ru.-
ish Parliament and among pgblicsts, ot the r.lut
Of our cruisers W capture British ncu'ral vessels
on their way 70 neutral p.rts, with oarsy,s cyi.
dcntly destined 'cr rctel use
Captain j. NJ GutisN Superintendent - the
Naval Ooservltory At washin,t ton, dicd very sud-
"enly, ~ apoPleSy, yosteriav, s.el about %
yenrs. Capt. Gilli8a succeeded Lieut. Map-y In his
present otfcN In which no one hss been more
faithful to the fag or 20 tie country. lie vss fe.
voted 10 his profession, nud larlr -ocrud o. any
one IN the navy ~ tnttNcnatieian euE na'r1uorn.
ioHl observer. lie At 'rr .nc sup, rili,n lrd the
observatory 10 thf, AMI the result Of I.s ,l ser-
ystous snd travels Are emhp ned iu three largo
querto volumes printed hy the Government.
The sun., 1865-02-10
General Intelligence.

Inv Emperor - Ru,ga las orici ed a medal n
d" -truct ~ IN commemorate the suppression u
q . p l'sh retell on of i-G4
LOCAL court iu the District n Columhi, has
'eolcd thnt huahspd must roy his Wifr's dehts
niracted hcioro marriage
rUE New Orleans Ti,fN- ~ Fchrunrv lat, saws
TIA. - gentleman VII, len Mobile on tho i8th nh
stNtes that the powder irou the rehcl magA, nes
"N rapidly goius 20 selma
A. ~ vel. y.ol'hs twenty t.rroIs o' Oh rer
tay tns been sunk within thc ci.y limits ~ Chi.
Gag" ah"ut T.. rty let distant from the arts-. an
vHl| recently bored.
Wa learn e ,Nrm.shNs near Rrszos and Santa.
80, tetwecn Union and Cln.el rate troops. AM ac-
corilns u the Il'ItI 0rl- p.Ir-- t4ll secoul the
batter are d. WAYS victorious.
LTrTra from Hsvana SAYS: 1T 's generally
believed shat thc Spanish truors iu 81 D1l,.p 20
will be concen, atcd lt Mont, tAriIr and 81 ~
mu,o city, for removal and u andoument OF tic
Issud,"
Tnr reccn. vote taken the street car, IN Ph.la-
delVhia 60 decide whether colorrl pe.f'~ sh l.il
be allowed to ride IN them or not, has teen d,,i led
hv the majority AGAINST the negroes O4,y every
hith car is " 10 devoted ~ them.
orr Of detachment Of Ave hundred rel lcI mis-.
ontfs ~ CArlp Chase, Ohio ordered g. ho MI, oi
upon the exchange list two hundred and sivtv
y''ei to rchain IN prison. The rest Wi, he sent
forward.
RAtru wArro EsErsoS STATED IN a resent lecture
MAJ Amer an talent r superior I, EngI,-h. lie
addci' American genius fluids ~ comprrh, n ,iy,.
ness lu 8 negro soldier, who dcI IN de trcuc' -
VIII his musSet In one hand anu hs pltllug-toox
IN tie other.
TwrSTY-rwo youns Lad 90 graduated at the Fra.
mingham, Mas \ ru1l s'' oal last vccl. ne
exercises with thc examination, occupied vo ds,,.
GOV. Andrew prosontod tie lipluuss T7is.s;hp
oldest Normal School IN America. hauu., been ,s-
tablshed IN 1859.
THF new TAG adopted hy the rc'c Senate ou 81.
nirihy is as follows: Toe width tvp-t ir,is " its
lcngth, with the union now used Rs = battle fay a.
be in width ret-u,ths OF tlu WlHu ui the fag,pud
20 proportoned As 90 leave the 'or.;h Of the FIELD
on the side OF the union twice TIE width below H.,
to haveA ground of red amt lroa. blue sailor
thoreon, horercd with white anL en-. haI mod with
WuIlets or five pointed stars, corresponding Iu
number 10 that OF tac Confederate States the field
I" he wntc except tho outer half from the union,
which shall be a rod baT extending the width oi the
Tag
The sun., 1865-02-10

ATHEIST or AZ EN-ALpERMAS FOR Dr.
sFHTIaS.-on Wednesday last Deputy Provost.
Marshal Fred. Cocaen oftho s coud District, ar
rested eN-A'dcrman Wltc, at Trenton, +. j.,
c.or,cl w.tl dcse.tnt from the Army otto Uni.
ted ltcs. / 1,roars sost Mr. white formerly rc.
ctWc e..i inslu in t.e business and 5or.,I
c." so' t'c ls'Crl h-'r.t, and WIS nI-, .
q. trc u-.I,rr ti good Standing, hrt IN ,ons.-
IlrLae 'i a-Fal-itr, emil sgrd Iu ilc second Dr.
tlr, Hl-, %. J.""rd, t,rrtci. lie vll. ir san. to
Governors Island ,L.s u. rang. The same ufagc-
o.7. l!e..c' 3, 10, tAc 'alc Jrc, q ur-rrtrr from
N-w'-h, ;. j named j .hu Grace Wlhiu Il rec
months t"s deputy las arrested 'arty-teo de-
scrtcrs.
REDUCTION o. QrorA.- Provos,-Marshal
Waidrou of the second Congressional D. trct, has
received of'i 70 notification that the quota of his
district has been reduced twenty-five per cent,
thus rendering liable to lral, on y a,3C0 men.
The sun., 1865-02-10
nO,n.sd, viz Por inr5 and tavern. as re...u..

hcensed, VIZ Por inns and vverns as resl.us.
ants II.
EXEMPTION CLAiMs.-The Board Of Enroll
meut Tor the Fith Congressional Dstriot ~ No
Jerssy have heen N session At the Court HOUSE N
Hudson C.ty :be past two iaV', 70 hesr c's us 'os
exemption from n.i ilAry iu.y. About t-e Run.
dted pet'cus were ex.uiaoi he Board all con
time IL sceson to-day friday.
VIOLATING \ cry OupfNANcE.-Wsr,n
ere issued yss,erdAy by Recorder sIrtndsl. 90
complaint q Street Commissioner S1lsr, assnsA
large NUN cr n residents Of Jersey CRY, Tor vio.
lahng city ordinance by neslectns 10 remove ths
SNOW from the SIDE Fak.
The sun., 1865-02-10
The ~. Albums Raiders.

Sar'hSl Murray received telegram from
Secretary Seward yesterday morning, directing
HIM to proceed to Montreal aud take charge Of the
s. Abaus rliccrr- who are to be delivered up by
tho Canadian authorities. Tho Marshal lcit this
city LIST evening
The sun., 1865-02-10

s.. LOUIS, Pso 9.-Numerous d probation, have
been oounntct here within the ssi thirty-rI
hours by troops passing iii. ugh tie city. Cit-
feus have teea robbed q thousands Of do'us
-th of property, stores have been closet. and
business Is slmot entirely uisrcndc..
The sun., 1865-02-10

Reservoir. Fyng the Compensation of members
Of the New Yu-k Common Council at 5000 Der
snnum, 90 tase effect h'Vt ia usry'. To ena'lc
husband an wife " lp witnesses for aud against
tacH other, In certain a-scq
The sun., 1865-02-10

INLIcENsEp LIQuoR PLACEs.-It is ostI-
mated that lhere are over 300 pisces whore liquor
uA.d IN Jsysey c.iy. Of I49ss 0pIy 46 places are
The sun., 1865-02-10
FSOG>G... lAseRlAGVs% Ac.

E'DR SALi-pNE BAY HORSE, IL
hauis tIoH, .ouii and san t'-t walker. Also.
lrNHR Nl D. -t chDAls ~ Ihr tWutr hs- 'lil on ths
trNa' ''I' % t'nI'l"s ~ r., t1.r. gu'- once. "a
ENH SALE CHEAP-HORSE, CART, liar.
r,.e and rood iii ui the eoTk ~ D.. tioi,,. sAus.
20 BARCLAY 90 2I3
EDR SALE CHEAP-EXPRFSS HORSE.
esron nri .lI moss, i. ni oIdrT horse + vean
90 md gag Bind. Apply ai Nat.oa.. Express sta
lIrs, IA tHlfit0u Z.
LOR SAIL BAY MARE, Il HANDS
h,rh. .,t. ui'. M lo' esp t- mr. any ruch busi.
% r, s,s1 aeoa and IA. .arrs Price for the shos
80. i1HUi' .@ .r's.r1'tI - 81
EoR SALF-t HANU>OHE SORREL Mare
r,'H'a -et.f d '4'i hands h.- 10, Dir ior baker.
br'.'". %. 90. tor fDIri H0' aia4 fn 20 bnrucrs
o. o. l' '.cuI, ma 10 10 r'H m st l,6 " n ik
o. in ths n'l'gHHi'0' shop ir tt fcar. 1s
HORSE FoR SALE, SUITABLE FOR COAL
~ t.'r Uca' VOLS. ~ ",.i.rs.onu a
The sun., 1865-02-10
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home, D., v.s,l lave been much moro creI,t,..o
'.'h tot cir ~ rlo'a,o a-d tHe.- saya-tv. TIE
question o. who .raU r,.etye e.. .uefi .f the
ss.o.. f..rd o. crc4tof Al, .--est,i t,-t..s ia
likely g. he decided, l,..rcs,i,- The R- .EIyn
ar,h,rt.cs seem 10 think ,h.t their I.4e., mus,
ar,t be- male gou., nuI tho c.uatry ff.. ,scr,i 10
a. NIX that thsIr Injured Innocence ouch, not 10
suIc- Tho probability is TIM, no distribution 4
the sfoIJ viii he made int1 ,ho v.f lr ruhr-t ..s
luI,rgous Iluriai or , military uyr,u,a,..u
q.ien ,Ie funds ,v.u DO divided ,ro ya'f. ni.
10 % n4t one ,. o.. '"rrluIip. l.r.--, ..sp was
o. r,tu. In Ccu.-, str rf. ur,- CHAN. ,rs has nb
pc uIei sih forty thousand % Va, iu god the
result ofh.s bounty ewindItnr. u, some mean.
he became .s..laat of Colonel Baker, secret
.uvcstg1t.an~ aud embarked fr Lycrp1o. Jus,
before the storm burst.
ENGtI.U Co.,trfs Tho sb., ra-r,lt,,.
CRIME !, which arrived at tria mort Oh sr1l--,
lr1t.lts vera couvicts iron. Lon r. emit, NV
Yor. hy tue Io.4.u Pr.s.us,,,ty. Four Of t3e
uwIlcr uade afnlavus Hat ,0cv were ,l.rued
and their p,ssas,e maid {. ,.e mort ~ the .bovc
Society. Th.siqsn outr,..
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d.,crr.ip,.lt, q, mako f,1, l.r,rnrts r.ill..,,,.
other To- slity. a,I lc,,c II ,y b, .v,,etci hat
strong .rrrc,us viii he eiyep a. =. .liut,c-.,y A.
M. Committee have tic n.s,-,,,o ,f..w.-n..
partmept that # r...r,,,t, are ,o,,ly ,,,.ct ,b.
dran IN hi, CITY slu o, r,a,r.o..l. tbcr, is ma
grcnt causc f,r a,pr, a,rsi,p cor,c,pir. the e,,-
-cr.pdon. AuI no draft can tr. tc d.1.-..t
ovcn tvs1 o, tbre. w,e.s. t,c C,r,u..,,. ,.,..
tim, TO conn etc tho r., dion NJ the .,,.ur. ,
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SEWING MACHINES.

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BbFsN GOODS.

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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21
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Jewish and Mahoned4n Cslendar~
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Conventions on Rsconstruction and Impartial Suffrage
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The Constitutional Amendment
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