Annals of Iowa
Annals of Iowa
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In the spring of 1857 a mob came to the Ridgway home and gave them orders to leave the country within ten days. In the ten days' time allowed, Isaac went to Des Moines and, before Judge AV. H. ]\IcHenry, filed information against eight or ten of them. These men were brought up and examined be- fore the Mayor of Des Moines and after a time were dis- charged. Those who had been thus brought up then charged Ridgway with perjury and had him brought before a justice of the peace. Ridgway was allowed... to give bail and it was purposely arranged that as many of his family as possible should have their names attached to the bond, for they knew that this would be the last of Ridgway. As soon as Ridgway was released on this bond, he and his whole family left the country. '" i-2'ftr Dailit Gate C'tii (Keokuk), September 11, 1855; Dailr/ Journal (Muscatine). September 13, lS5o ; and the Des Moines Valley Whig (Keo- kuk), September 12, 1S55.
"Corre-spondence of the writer.
^^Porter's Avnah: of Polk Co^intu, Iowa, and the City of Des Moines (1898).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the spring of 1857 a mob came to the Ridgway home and gave them orders to leave the country within ten days. In the ten days' time allowed, Isaac went to Des Moines and, before Judge AV. H. ]\IcHenry, filed information against eight or ten of them. These men were brought up and examined be- fore the Mayor of Des Moines and after a time were dis- charged. Those who had been thus brought up then charged Ridgway with perjury and had him brought before a justice of the peace. Ridgway was allowed... to give bail and it was purposely arranged that as many of his family as possible should have their names attached to the bond, for they knew that this would be the last of Ridgway. As soon as Ridgway was released on this bond, he and his whole family left the country. '" i-2'ftr Dailit Gate C'tii (Keokuk), September 11, 1855; Dailr/ Journal (Muscatine). September 13, lS5o ; and the Des Moines Valley Whig (Keo- kuk), September 12, 1S55.
"Corre-spondence of the writer.
^^Porter's Avnah: of Polk Co^intu, Iowa, and the City of Des Moines (1898).
What to read after Annals of Iowa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Iowa Division of Historical Museum And Archives to read onlineMoreLess
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