Presidential election tally sheet, Carroll County, Ind., 1860.

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Presidential election tally sheet, Carroll County, Ind., 1860.

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The collection consists of one large tally sheet with the official count of votes in Carroll County, Ind. for electors of the Presidential election of 1860 and a document certifying their transmission from the clerk of the county to the secretary of state. The tally sheet, dated 8 November 1860 is signed by the clerk of the Carroll Circuit Court, and thirteen judges and inspectors from throughout the county.

1 oversized folder.

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Indiana Historical Society Library

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