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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-07-25
OsKALoOsA, July %, 1872.

OsKALoosA, July %, 1872.
CALLED MEETING OF nj. G. ID. s.
Present, Searle, Wells, Thompson, Nc
Curdy, Mcdonald, Snowden, Simmons and
st. Clair.
President Searle in the chair.
Rev. st. Clair, the Bible Agent, present.
ed several items of business, and appropri-
ate action was taken by the society.
1st. That this Society through its Sec
rotary, request the pastors in this county,
who have not taken UP collection for
the A. b. s., the past year, to do so with
in six weeks and have the money placed
in the hands ofthe Treasurer OF this Society.
I'd. That the Treasurer be authorized
to employ some one, as soon as possible,
to make full settlement with all Branch
Societies. as
3D.. That the pastors of churches thro'-
out the county be requested to take up a
collection for the A. b. s. in the month of
June, 1873.
On motion the Treasurer was authorized
to order supply of books for the ensuing
year.
On motion adjourned.
W. BURNSIDE, G. =. SEARLE,
Secy. Pres
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OF MAHASKA COUN.
Ja TY BIBLElSOCIETY.
SPIN, OsKALoosA, July 81, '72.

JAILED MEETING.
At the call of the State Agent of the
American Bible Society, a portion of the
members of the committee of the Mahaska
Co. Bible Society met at the Office of G. P.
Searle.
Pres Searle in the chair.
A motion prevailed that the Goth annual
meeting be held at Simpson Charge church
at 8 p. M, July 81, 1879. ~. .
The programme was arranged, after
which, on motion adjourned.
W. BURNSIDE, G. p. SEARLE,
Sec'y. Pres.
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46 Sheriff OF Mahaska county, low

/ 80 u&
In the matter of the annexation of territory to
the city OF 0skaloosa, Iowa.
To whom IL may concern Motto is hereby
given that there is now file in the Office of the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Mahaska county,
u. M. Davenport, Charles Monroe, and Others,
comprising majority ofthe legal voters residing
upon the territory hereinafter described asking
that the following described territory be annexed
to the city of Oskalo0sa, Iowa, to-wit All that
portion OF the said Mahaske county contiguous
and adjoining to said city comprehended within
the following boundary lines, tO-wit: Com
east quarter OF the northeast quarter Of Section
No. fourteen, (l4) In township No. seventy five,
(75) north, range No. sixteen l16) west, and run
ming thence south to the south west corner OF the
northeast quarter of the soath east quarter Of
Section No. twenty three (2S), township No. sew
enty five (75), north, range No. sixteen (16) west
thence castle the south east corner OF the north
east quarter of the southeast quarter dissection
No. nineteen Q9). township No. seventy five (76).
north, range No. fifteen n5) west thence north
TO the northeast corner OF section No. eighteen
(lS), township No. seventy five (75j, north, range
No. fifteen (15) west; and thence west to the
place OF beginning, which said petition is accom-.
territory, and names ID. A. Tough, ii. l.. Spencer,
II. NJ. Davenport, and Charles Monroe as the par
ties prosecuting the same.
Notice is also hereby given that said petition Ia
set for hearing the first day of the Septem-
Der term Of said Circuit Court to be begun and
of oskaloosa, on the third Monday OF September,
A. ID. 1871.
r. M. DAyrNronr, - CHARLES Mos,,orl
.s.ge - by LAFFERTY . JOHNSON,
4o4 Their Attorneys. g
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PEooF.-NothIng is better proof OF the excel
lence of article than the frequent limitations Of
it. These counterfeits are the universal tribute
which worthlessness pays to merit. The ster-
ling worth and popularity of the Charter Oak
Stove ia attested by this standard
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j. W. HINESLE'
Sheriff of Mahaska county.
DO SDerlH OF MahasI
,HERIFF"S SALE.
IHERIFF'S SALE.

Sl1Ehlr . OaLE. .r...#H
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue of a Spe-
cial execution directed to me from the
Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mahas.
ka county, Iowa, and dated July 18th. A. ID.
1872 have levied upon and win offer ut Sheriff i
sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand, at
the door of the house In which the last District
Souft wac neiu IN saiu county, On Saiuraay, lhe
o'clock, p. NJ, the following described real
estate in Mahaska county, Iowa, tO-wit:
bounded by line beginning A. 100 chains east
OF w corner sw d ofn e Il sec q, tip rs, X
10 w. Thence north 43H -10C chains to a stake,
thence east 7100 chains to the CEN ter of the Os
kaloosa and Gateley ferry road, thence south
1919 west with said road 2910O chains to a
stake, thence west 3 72H 100 chains to the place
OF beginning, containing Gl5-10O0 acres, more or
less. To be sold subject to redemption.
Taken az the property of IL. 8. Northrup and
OrsO s. Cummings to satisfy the above mentioned
execution in favor OF Eli Ro binsoH and against III.
S. Northrup and Orso 8. Cummings ~ s.
y. w HINESLEY,
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J. w. Lafollet and T. ]. Haywood while
fishing and hunting near Parker & Cra-
mer's mill came upon an immense snake
of species unknown to them. which they
shot and killed. 1t was seven feet long
and as large as the calf of a mans leg.
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RRPuBLICAN.-The Des Moines Repu6-
lican an evening paper reaches this place
on the night express, and is for sale at
Whitaker's news depot early next morn
ing. 1t gives the news up to 8 in the af-
ternoon ~
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The dreadful yellow disease Is raging in the
country. Death stares you in the face. Why do
you delays Go to the drug store and get pack
age of Simmons Liver Regulator, for one dollar
and remove the cause OF this fatal disease. Keep
your liver in proper order and there is no danger
of your being afflicted
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OsKALoosA, July 20, 1872.

TUSCALOOSA, July ~, 1877.
w. NJ. WELLS.
Treasurer NJ. G. B. s.
Received from Thos b. Paige ON subs.
Life Membership 10 A. 3. S............. $40 90
Received from Mrs X. c. Petit on same. 8 90
SIS %
There is low due p. S. $500 SO.
The Nominating Committee reported as
follows, viz: President, c.. p. Searle /;
Vice Presidents, d. NJ. Walton and j. b.
McCurdy; Secretary, w. Burnside; Treas
urer, w. NJ. Wells Directors, Isaac Cook,
FL. G. Huntsman, and Francis Thompson.
On motion the report of the Nominating
Committee was adopted and the above
named, elected officers for the ensuing
year.
The following church collections were
reported viz z
Congregational of Oskaloosa. SGT 90
LIST M. f. of Oskaloosa. ...... q 40
Let Presbyterian of Oskaloosa. ........ 90
The Bible Agent, Rev. st. Clair, then
proceeded to address the audience, which
he did at some length, giving very inter-
esting account of the great, good, and sue
cesstul work ofthe American Bible Society
and the progress ofthe Bible cause through
out this and other countries
A general collection was taken, amount
ing to$
A meeting of the officers of the Mahaska
County Bible Society and the pastors of
the different churches of the city, was
called for a. m, July %, '72, in w. NJ.
Wells store.
Adjourned. Benediction by Rev. s. c..
McCune, G. p. SEARLE,
w. BURNSIDE, Pres.
Sec'y .......
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OUR COUNTY FAIR--The time ap-
proaches when we should begin to think
of our county fair, and make up our minds
what we will do for it. Every one should
have something to exhibit, if possible. We
should not stop to figure how much We will
make by it, but bring on the articles, put
them on exhibition and add to the show,
if we do not gain anything pecuniarlly by
it. The County Fair is worth thousands
of dollars annually to Mahsska. We have
always had enc of tn, best fairs in the
State, and this fact has been we'll noised
abroad, and we venture that there are but
few well posted agricultural men in the
State who have not heard of our Fair, and
its superiority. The matter is talked of
more or less by every Farmers, club in the
State, and Mahaska is set down as an ex
ira county because it has good fair.
Persons in the east reading the various
State papers that notice our Fair. are i'm
pressed favorsbly with oar county. These
ends cannot be accomplished by one or
two, but all must aid in the good work.
The farmer, fruit-grower. stock raiser, me-
chanic-all must contribute to make it a
success. Now is the time to make up your
mind what you will take
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AccIDENT.-R. II. Rees. of Thorntown,
Indiana, writes the P. M. at this city, that
on the night Of the 14th inst, a man
named JEROME COOPER was run over by
the cars and killed near that place and
that he has relatives at or near Oskaloosa.
He was buried there, and relatives desiring
any information can get it by addressing
as above ..-AA r. a#,a aAJA
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AUDITOR RUAN furnished us with the
following list of persons subjectto military
duty in Mahaska county, by TIPS, 1872 ::
Adams, 1873; B. o., 131 Cedar, 1852 Des
Moines, al; Harrison, 1876; Jefferson,
175; Madison, 112; Mon roe, 1888; Oska-
loosa city, 46S; Oskaloosa Tp., 499; p.
Grove, 1876; Prairie, PSI Richland, 100;
Scott, 1853; Union, IA w. o., 155. Total,
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Or. VEST of Montezuma was thrown
backward from q light wagon in which he
was riding on Thursday last, and had bis
collar bone broken. A companion occu-
plying the same seat tell on his head and
remained insensible for some hours. The
accident occurred between Malcolm and
Montezuma. We learn from Isaiah Bow
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PoRr WEIGHS Lender appears this week
rs q semi-weekly 1t is reduced to half
its former size, foreign innards, and will
be published Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Success to you Porter.
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JASPER CoUNTY.-The ladies of Newton,
whose husbands have been spending their
hard earnings at the beer saloons, assem-
bled about o'clock one morning last week
proceeded to the saloon and cleaned 1t out,
splitting the beer.
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PLANK WALK.

ID. w. CoRwIN There is grant for a
side walk along Block 3, Lots, Loughridge
and Cassidays addition to the city of Oska-
loosa, the lot owned by you. Unless you
put this walk down within ten days the
city will build it for you and the amount
stand as lien on your property.
w. III. DUKE,
Street Commissioners.
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Wing g. STEER have removed their har-
ness shop to corner of Washirg ton and
High streets, read their numerous locals.
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Mr.. butcher is putting up new store
room in New Sharon, on the corner east OF
A. w. Aliens, 2Ox3O, and will put in a
stock of dry goods and groceries. ~.
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BASE DALL.-The Keokuk club will
play the Oskaloosas at the Fair Grounds
in this city on Saturday, August 8. All
who desire to see good game will be pres
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w. A. Lindley and lady and W. 81.
Needham and lady left last Tuesday for a
few days fishing in Clear Lake. They will
have a good time.
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WANTED

Good homes for three boys, ages from
eight to twelve years Enquire at Mahaska
County Poor Farm, or of @. Houtz, Poor
Farm Director, Oskaloosa.
45w4 Ii. P. WEAVER. s
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II is proposed to make next Saturday
a great day for the Greeley men OF this
county. A Democratic convention, Lib
eral convention, and ratification meeting.
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yy,e brilliant suecess of these Inn
proved Grain-Saving and Time-Savfng
Machinery
d VIC thu, ,xvsce as vnonv were made
SOU hsr hresb;n Machine Concern in The same
lazy a AZ iss exis,encee - - - - :
utev xve,,t into everv state nom
p.nnsviyanIa 10 kansas and from Minnesota TO
cess in the very states, and even IN the very
counties, aohere the best of The old or "endleSs
apron" style are made-0H10, The nursery of ele-
Purchased
-
sEs - -, Sa,a asIeLe
savnr Of srain by Farnners who nave en-, oseS t6em
mey tnnn, an ~ u ~ Su !, &c oa jons,
anu gSy nosa n,ha b ~ ivy se9.s r.
o worS ious alLer osaer Atuus were Iase up, Se
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The call for the Judicial Convention ap-
pears in this paper. 1t is called for Friday,
Sept. 81.
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THE HERALD has been selected by the
War Department as sore of the official pa;
pers for the publication of its advertise
ments. Read the adv to "Ruptured SOL
diers."
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Just arrived at w. L. Vernon's, soath
side square, large lot of Oranges and
Lemons, which he will sell by the dozen
or box. Parties at distance will do well
to call and see him before ordering else
where. - 40
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ID. M. PERDUE sends US the score of q
game of ball played at Lynnville, Satur-
day, July 10, between the "Excelsiors" of
Lynnville, and the white Stockings" of
Searsboro, resulting in victory for the lat
ter, on the tenth inning, by score of II
to 16.-A good game ------..----..-....-..--
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LEG BRoKEN-J. F. BowDLE, of New
Sharon, had his right leg broken and thigh
DEDICATED, by slipping from load of hay
he was hauling near home, on Monday the
10Th inst. He is quite old, but we are glad
to learn that owing to good constitution
the injury is not likely to prove uncom-
monty severe.
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HOG CHoLERA-This dread disease still
RACES In the north part Of the county
Among the losers we hear of Simon
Knowlton, go head, large and small
Samuel Kuowlton IS head, Mr.. Harvey, a
number, and Andy Thompson is now los
ing his. There may be others, but we did
not get their names. ,asr
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FOR SALE, WANTED, LOST, DC
DRoBATE NOTICE.
In matters OF the estate of Andrew Baker, de-

In matters Of the estate of Andrew Baker, de-
ceased. - - I
Notlce ls hereby given that there is now on file
IN the office of the Clerk OF thcCircuit Court of
Mahaska county, Iowa, the final settlement and
petition Tor discharge OF Casa Baker, admx of
the estate of Andrew Baker, deceased and the
same ls set for hearing the lst day of the next
In Oskaloosa on the 10th day of September 1S72.at
which time obj ections can be made to the APPROX
ing OF said settlement and granting the pray er of
sald petitioner. - - 81
.es. 46 veimHa'f G P sRxrIs, Clerk.
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The correctness of the report on our
streets, that the Haaokeye had gone for
Greeley, may be judged by the following
from its issue of the 21st:
1.-THE idea that the people of the United States
will elect Horace Greeley to the Presidency seems
too preposterous TO be entertained for moment,
whatever party leaders may desire or affect TO be-
lieve. The fact is patent to the world that he Is
the selected candidate of the Tammany Ring, the
most corrupt and unprincpled cabal that ever
disgraced the country, and that the leading con-
spirators in that ring are the sponsors OF his
nomination.
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nj, W. White had an examination before
Squire Loughridge, and was bound over,
McNeilan not being able to appear.
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j MARIoN CoUNTY.-The Knoxville DEM
ocrat says whilst seven year old son OF
Oscar Thistle, who lives in Clay TIP, eight
miles from this city, was playing on a
fence, he fell to the ground, striking it
with such force as to break his arm. :. {. Jas.
ii. Cole is under arrest for seducing his
sister in-law, Jane Brand. t.. . As four year
old child of John M. Mead, who lives four
miles from Wheeling, in Swan Tp., was
playing about well, it slipped upon q
board and fell head foremost to the bottom
distance of thirtY.two feet. There was
at the time four feet of water in the well,
and striking the water undoubtedly pre-
vented the child from being killed. Its
father at once went down the well and
rescued the child from drowning, and when
taken out, mud was found on its head
which had adhered when it struck the bot
tom Strange to say the child was not
much hurt by its great fall, or by the water.
A little child, aged 10 months, daugh-
ter of Samuel Caple, and granddaughter
of Jacob Caple, of this place, drank con-
centrated I've on Saturday morning, with
fatal results. The reside nee of w. w.
Brown of Pella, was nearly destroyed by
fire last week.
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Mrs. MARTHA JossELYN, mother of Mrs.
s. A. PERRY, died at GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
Tuesday evening last.
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Another invoice of queensware and
glassware just openedst
"A MATTIsoN s. Bros
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FATAL AcCIDKNT.-Almost two weeks
since, VIM. Winder of New Sharon, took
his little child, about eighteen months old,
to his barber-shop, and while attending to
business, the little fodder got hold of a
solution of potash and drank a portion.
Aid was at once summoned, and all that
was possible done. but OF no avail the lit
tie sufferer was thrown into spasms and
died thar ptoht
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Read j. M. MooREHEADs local. He still
continues at his old stand on Market street.
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HAY FOR SALE.

New timothy hay ready to be delivered
in town for two weeks Leave orders
with S. F. Harvey or at Agricultural Ware
house. j, Fl. GREEN.
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REV. JOHN JEFFERIEs will preach in
the LIST Nj. f.. church next Sabbath.
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Work in the knight Templar degree eV
cry Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
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DR. j. L. COFFIN will preach at the Bap-
tbs t church next Sunday at the usual hours.
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PREACHERS Loosely esterday the min
listers of this city, accompanied by their
ladies, and few other friends struck out
on the morning train for Clear Lake to
fish and hunt for few days. We pity
the prairie chicken that falls in their way,
and hope some native will catch them up
with the law for every one they kill. The
medicine chest" is in good hands, though
we understand they had some trouble de-
Gliding who should carry it. We were not
present at roll cell and consequently could
not get all of them. but learn that Messrs.
Simmons, McAyeal, Snowden, Mcdonald
Carpenter, Childs, and DR.. Hurst, respond
ed
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Work in the first degree IN Tri-Lumi-
mar, Friday night.
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ESTRAY PONIES.

ESTRAY PONIES.
Estrayed from Oskaloosa, Saturday,
July Is, two ponies-one a dark bay mare,
small white star in forehead /; the other a
dark sorrel horse, white strip down the
face, and a little white on hind feet. Any
one returning them or giving US informa-
ton that will lead to their recovery. will
be suitably rewarded.
46 T. Il. WoRDEN.
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Mrs. F. W. Mccall, and Mrs. Kirkpat-
rick have gone to Illinois on visit
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The ST. Louis excursion sold several
tickets hereabouts
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Blank Reports for Teachers, the incest
Z, the State. at the HERALD office.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CHERIFF,S SALE

CHERIFF'S SALE. TngE
~ Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a
Special execution directed to me from,the Office
OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mahaska
County, Iowa, and dated July %, A. ID.
1872, Ihave levied upon and will offer at Sherif7s
Sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand at the
door of the house in which the last District Court
was held in said county, on Saturday the gath day
of August, A. d. 1872, at the hour OF two
O'Clock p. m, the following described real estate
in Mahaska County Iowa, to-wit: l.s.s a.rs.
Lots No. Seven and eight q and 81 in Block No.
-Four az West Oskaloosa.
Taken as the property of Anna Patton to satisfy
the above mentioned execution in favor OF 8. At
lee and against Anna Patton.
j. w HINESLEY
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STILL COMING.
Na- nnoJ, on;.;

STILL COMING.
New Goods receiving at
MITCH WILSON'S, No. G, UNION
BLOCK, North side of Square,
A Fine stock of Dress Goods, Grenadines,
Plaid and Striped Poplins, &c.
Special attention called to our
NEW STOCK OF PRINTS.
A large stock of Meek & Bros wooden
goods still on hand. 4G
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BIDS WANTED.

DIDO w AN led.
Sealed bids from builders for the cree
ton of new school house in District No.
6, Adams Tp., will be received by the un-
dersigned until August TO- Specifications
may be seen at the residence of the under
signed, or at A. G.. Smiths store, New
Sharon.
48w2 THos. HARKLEY,
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See notice of new goods received at
Mitch Wilson's.
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Read the Communications on first page
from Pauline" and ~.
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w. 81. TosHACK has moved to Osceola
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Read notice of estrsy ponies.
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CIRCUIT JUDGE.-Tho Knoxville Demo
erat says Judge Lindley will not be u can.
didate before the next Convention, but
that David Ryan of Jasper will This may
account for the pc rsistent manner in which
he cast thervote Of that county $50 times
for Lindley after it became apparent he
could not be nominated. Jasper county
had 1t in its power to force nomination
at any time during the other Convention.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-07-25

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