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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29
THE WILD MAN.
" INTERVIEWED"

ANNEhfALNEBs
There has been so much talk about the
mysterious Wild man" out there in the
West for some time. that | duslly fslt that
IL was my duty TO 20 out and interview !"
him. There was something touchingly ro-
mantle about the creature and his strange
actions, according to the newspaper report.
He was represented ss being hairy, lOag-
armed, and Of great strength and stature 7;
uxiy and cumbrous; avoiding men, and
aooearing suddenly and Unexpectedly to
women and children; going armed with a
club. but never molesting any creature,
except sheep Or other prey fond OF eating
and drinking, and not particular in quality,
quantity OF character Of the beverages aud
edibles living In the woods like a wild
beast; seeming oppressed and melancholy
bat never angry moaning, and sometimes
howhng, bus never uttsring articulAta
.ounds. Such was dOld SIep," as tho
n.ners painted him. felt thai the story
n his life must be sad one-A story
Of suffering, disappointment, exils- story
Of mans inhumanity to man in some shal e
or osheT--and lOnged to persu lde the
secret from him.
a. Since yoa say you are a member Of the
nress - said the ~iid man, Z" am willing 70
I'LL Vou ali you Nlsn 70 Know. Dy aud by
voa win comprehend why II is that am 81
,esay 10 unbosom myselft to newspaper
mar when I have 80 studioasly avoided
son vsrsation With other people. | vas borr
win the world va live upon, almost: an
he 500 Of Cain"
"whatl"
al was present when tie food was an
nOuneod."
%
III am the father Of the wanderinl
Jew"
"Slri"
moved oat OF reach Of bis club, an.
wsnt on taking notes, but keeping a var.
| ave on him tho while. he smiled melan
! cholv smile, and resumed
"a When glance back over ths drear
| waste of ages, see many a glimmsrin
landmark that Is familiar 10 my memory
And on the leagues have travelled n
ming, | have seen tho events l hay
halusd 10 emphAaize | marched On Niece
wi,h MohAmei. vas At the assass nAtio
~ C=ssr. i-ss in the Crusade, aud ~
| w,th Godfroy when he planted the baun'
Of The Gross upon the batilemeuts Of Jer'
leu L"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

The FLOUR TRADE.-Tbe fact Ia generally
understood by the trade that the product
Of fnur in Virginia this seas n uil BE- rela-
lively larger than usual in consequences OF
the policy adopted by the farmers Of tOlling
their wheat at the country miils to secure
the offal for their stock, the failure Of the
corn crop having forced them to resort to
this expedient for supplying the deficiency
Of corn and fodder. The effect is already
visible in increasing receipts Of -four and
diminishing reeeiptsof wheat at this marke' .
The decline in -four has been caused chiefly
by the s'breaks'' in the Northern markets
and the suspension Of speculation In bread
stuffs. but the fact above referred 10 has II =
creased the heayiness of our local markets.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29
WAITING.

On the shore Of Time linger,
Looking out upon the sea,
Where the ships are sailing outward,
From this neither land and me.
These mysterious ships are bearing
Treasures out upon the main.
That the heart has loved and cherished,
AHd they come not back again.
FAith and Hope speak words nf comfort
And the ships sail 0ut to sea-
Were u not for these good angels,
That are cheering You and me,
Life would be a heavy burden,
And the shadow on the shore
Would forever keep the sunlight
FROM thu souls hAlf-open door.
viii wait with resignation
Ny ship IL eoming By and by
Through the darkness, outward sailing,
Underneath Heavenly sky.
] shall and within the harbor
where the ships a. anchor lay,
All my treasurss that were taken
From this night Orld into day
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29
En.hions for Norenber.

There are 70 many poasleaiitles OF com
fort in fashion uo~-A-days that IL Is pleas
uru TO write ~ them Tue obstacles 70
r,,x,,n,, nj. hrGlth, exuFciAe, aud enjoyment,
49,, nearly all removed, and wVmen can
svaii themselves OF their means OF locomo-
iion ana the advantages OF out door life 81
frsely as the nature OF their occupations
will admit.
Ths short dress smeng ether advantages
has brought into use durAole el .ss u lab
rics. exceediHgsy well adsP' Cd 10 the change
ahls nature Of eur climate, aud every seaso'
,hows greater variety Of these mAleFiAi
ana improvement IN their mAnufAe'ufe'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

CHURCH, SOU rH-RE SPoNSIVE Re-
POaT OF TIE COMMITTEE ON THE
PART OF THE N. Z. CHURCH.
We find the following in the Jonesboro
Flag Your committee appointed by the
Holsron Conference n. E. Charch, SJuth,
to presentEhe properly claims Of our Caurc6
20 the Holston Conference Of the N. Z
Church, believe that We are properly rep
reseuting the views Of our Conference, 10
asserting tie following propcs tions to be
true:
1a. That the N. E. Charch, South, is en-
titled to al the property acquired by the
plan of separation adopted by the Gvusr
Conference Of 1874, as we'll as all prop
erty acquired by our Church since tn. sep
sration, except such as may have passen
ont of our hands by due process Of Law.
znd. Tat all such property should be
restored TO our Church Immediately.
3rd. That If tie memb rs OF the NJ. T..
Church have, by paying debts or oiherw s., +,
acquired a just lien on any properly of the
NJ. (. Chui ch, South, they are entitled to
have such properly satisfied.
4th. That in case Of restoration Of proper
v, will be highly proper for our ministers
and members to exercise toward the minis
ters and members OF the NJ. Il. Church
cnurtesy and mlgnaniniiy.
5th. That when a majority of those who
may have contributed to the acquisition Of
Church property have adhered to the NJ.
Church, u might seem hard to eject them
{ ON such property and It would, ther =
fore, be right that our congregations shoult +,
In such cases, make su n concessions as may
alleviate the cases as far as possible without
the surrender Of vested rights.
We ask the committee to be appointed
Tor the purpose TO report their approval o.
rejection Of each one Of the foregoing pro
positions, and in case of rejection, the
re4.oas for the same.
EE. WILEY,
B. ARBORGAST,
X N. PRICE,
f. W. EARNEST,
ID. O. REAYES.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

EFFEcT oF L'vE.-Two young men, Il
this city, who were ho'h Ia love witn q
young lady slse residing here, having come
to the conclusion that neither could live
happily with their sweythrart In possession
Of the other. last uight walked to the wharf
at the oyster dock, aud, clasping their hands,
jumped into the RIVER. ltIoE romantic (; II
they mad died But the cold water opened
vide loves blind eyes, and both struck out
manfuily, and we're soon oni terra tirna.-
Alezdadrid Gazette.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

A spanish priest once, exhorting the sol.
disr. 70 aght like hoos, ADDED ie the afd0f
n his enshusiasrn; "R aect, my ehildraB,
that who.osver fails to day sups tonight Ia
Payaaise." I. nd applause followed the
sentiment. Tue dxht began, the ranks
wavrred, and tho priest to'k TO his heels,
whea a so,diar, stopping him, Fepg ,aehfnllS
referred 90 The promised supper IN Paradise
- Tras, my snn, true" said the the prizes ,
s bat newer take supper."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

When the Conference assembled In Hills
borough some years since, on the last day
Of the session, . lad, Whoss father had enter
tanned some halEdozen preachers, entered
the room where the ministers were seated,
ia terrible state Of excitement. Whst's
he matter, Isaac ?" asked Que; ''you seem
excited" Excited : amt excited Pm
mad all over" "WhAt are you mad aboat,
Isaac DIn't you know IL is wrong 20 sni-
fer yourself TO become angered y Wrong
OF not wrong, It's enough To- make any ono
mad hut preacher. Here's every chicken
on the place eat up except the old rooster,
and lust now he hAppsned TO get glimpse
OF YOU fellows, aud snng ont And mud
this f-e Bile dod y dee aud dropped stone
dead"
Hard on NJ thOdisi.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29
Kings College

KFTIs Institution With eompstent corps Of Tsach-
n ers, viii open August ., ls69. Connected win
the Colegiate DePaftment, thers n Primary School
IN which lnstrustion : very thorough, alao a Pre-
pans,ory Department. Of Languages and MathsmAt-
los.
Tnition In Primary Department, per session Of
dve month"; according ~ class .tio 90
In Preparatory Department --..-. tio 90 OF Is 90
- Collegiate - 90
Boarding in Rsfseiory FROM sI % 70 el 80 par
week.
Boarding In privais families, including room, fu-
sI lizhts and washing 9l5 90 per month.
This Institution is lOeaned A Bristol on the lins
o. Z. T. between LynehbuFs, Va, and Chattanooga
Tenn
For Catalogue eE further partlcalsru, address
Reys. @. A. Caldwell. H. D, Taalock, or Prof.. J.
u Winston, h. o. MAnnrd.
Presideutof the Board, O. A. Caldwell.
secretary, =. b. Ncciahallaa.
June 25-au.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

Such conduct cannot pass unrewarded Ar.
Etheridge may have been struok-down in the
house OF his friends. bat this defeat is to him
ofliitle moment. srhe station could addpoth-
ing to his fame, while his splendid gsnihs
will work cut foi him brighter lsurels.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

WIvE was undressing little four year-oid
Charley the other evening. He silently felt
OF his chubby arms a little while, and then,
looking up into his mothers face, he said /;
"Mamma, who made met"
{" The good mGn up 10 tho sky answered
mamma.
Charley turned a steady, sober. searching
look through the tree-toys mp into the clear,
beautiful. stAr-lit sky for a nom mt, aud
then instantly capped the climax with the
important question
But, mamma, who took mo down
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

The following II an inscription On a tomb
stone In San Diego, califoruiss - rhia year
i sacred 10 the memory OF S-choisH Bam
bletnD, Who came 10 bis doAih b. boti-e
shot with O0l's revolver, me Of the oil
kind, brass m0antea, and Of sneh h ths
Kind0m Of Hsay,n."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29
NASHVILLE.
ApAY OF URPRECEDENrED EXCITE
MENT IN THE STATE CAPITOL.
THE LAST BALLOT IN THE GREAT
CONTEST FOR UNITED STATES
SENATOR,

NAsuvILLE, osssbss a. The only topic
4,scn..ed on the streets aud in tho hotels is
re defeat Of Aadres lobnson, the nrst
I'm shicb be his ever met in bis loag and
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29
IPLEND1D' MILLINERY Go0Ds. TA
, - TV
Iast Received ~
uxWa- AauuuE naRaDuwa

DAVIS, ROPER & CO,
WHOLESALE GROCER.S
AND
Commission Merchants,
Peters6ury, Va.
Ps WIN give their personal attention to-
ah Produce Consigned TO thau-
may 2l-6n
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29
The Confederate Dead at Gettys-
burg.

The appeal, which We append, from
three most eminent aud worthy ladies,
needs no word Of communication at cur
hands The task to which they propose
10 devote their energies is pious one,
aud should meet with hearty response
from every quarter Of the South. The
Federal dead has been gathered into
rich mausoleums by hands hired with the
money wrung from the widowed homes
of Southern soldiery, but the COnfeder-
ate dead sleep in graves unmarked, aud
upon fields unknown, while the govern
ment for which they fought, did it live
would give them monumental care, and
hedge in their bloOdstained pillows with
a flower that never fades, and an afec'
tioE THAI Taxes stronger with times on
ward march; but it, too, is buried upon
a deld marked only by the heroic deeds
Of its fallen sOldiery.
TO THE PEoPLE or rHE sourH.
By correspondence and other m cans |
has been brought to tbs special attention o
! the Hollywood Memorial Association o
Richmond, that over three thousand COnfsd
crate soldiers are buried on and near tn
| battlefield Of Gettysburg.
David Wills, Esq., Preside at Of the Ma
tional Cemetary Company, says in lette
% General FitEhugh Lee, There has neye
been any action by the Board Of Manager
Of the Soldiers NAtianal Cemeter, C0mpa
nv here In reference to the disposition
ule remains Of the Southern dead lying o
J this battlefield. Neither IL there any AZ
tisa contemplated. The charter Of the A
sooiation provides only for the interment
the remains OF those Who fell In defsnce Z
the Union.
There should be something done with q
|. remains Of IN. Southern soldiers. Ihei
are aho n coo marked graves, ana these a
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

A MIRACLE OF H0SEsrT.-At party one
evening several gentlemen contested the
honor Of having done the most extrsordi-
nary thing. A reverend gentlemen was
appointed judge Of their respective pre-
tensions.
One produced his tailor bill and a rsceipt
attached to IT, A buzz went through the
room that this could not be outdoce.
A second proved that be had just c..ses' .
ed his tailor for mpney that was lent him.
"The palm is his," was the generous
cry, when the third put In his claim.
"Gentlemen;" said he, /" / cannot boat
Of the feats Of my predecessors, bat have
rsturnsd to the owners two umbrellas lea
at my house"
an hear no more !" said the as,ouished
arbitrator. "rhere Is the vsry acme OF
honesty; il Is an act Of virtue Of which I
never knew any one capable; the prizs-"
"Hold said another, " have done
still more than thatl"
" Impossible cried the whole company.
Let us hear
al have been taking my VILLAGE paper for
twenty years, and have paid for il every
year in advance"
He took the prize.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29
= JOHN KEYS, ND. D.. D. S.

A GRADUATE In both Medicine and
n Dentistry, but who devotes his time ex-
clu-ively to Dentistry, will be found at his
Office, next door to Ensor's Drug Store, 81
all times, except when professionally absent.
He viii visit Biountvllle on Monday OF
each Court week. He will also be ut jones'
villa, Lee county, at the Circuit Court.
Aug 14-n
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

DIR. VIM. N. VANCE,
I ATE Of Kiugsport, resides in Bristol
IL He will attend TO professional Gala
rom town and country.
OFFICE, in Kings Bloek-6rst door on
he right-up stairs. aug II, ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29
MILLINERY.
NEW GoOD5-NEW STYLES. 6N
MRS. RETTIE GALLOWAY.


MRS. RET-rIE GALLOWAY.
Offers to the trade q large assortment Of
MILLINERY GOODS.
Consisting Of TRIMMED BOSNETs anil HA-
STRAW GOODS, RIBBONS, rloERs,
And everyt thing In connection with
fall stock o. the shove Goods
Always on hand the Latest stytls of Bonnsts ant
Hats, Al the lowest possible prices. Col and see.
she will have her Openfn@ OF summer
Bonmefs and Hats on Friday, April 30,
and Saturday, May ., 1853, 10 which the
publie generally are Invited 10 attend. iapr. Is
SPLEND1D' MILLINERY GOODS. TA
Iast Received ~
MISS sALLIE A PEARMAN,
MTLLIsEAY AsD MAsruk -MAKIEa RooNs AT TEE
vtvdtsIA Hopss, spienlid aseortment Of PM
MILLINERY GOODS, % suii the taste of thu most
fa-tdious She moa, respectfully infoFnn the ladies
Of Goodson Bristol, and u The surrounding eoanfry,
that her
r aud Opening for two Days,
viii take place on the 30th of April Aui lat Of MAJ
She takes this opportunity of tendering her many
thanks for that liberal patronage esteded her sinea
her removal 70 this place. nnd trusts hy her prompt
a1d faithful attention to business to merit routtnu
anes sf the same. MANTuA-MAkING done on tho
most reasonable terms ard all Of the Latest Styles
Of the season. Call and Win take great
pleasure In showing goods. Apr. 23.u.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29
M. ID. BLAOKLEY,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECT
ING AGENT.
BRrsToL, Va. & TESx.
WILL practice in the Courts Of SullivaEs
Washington, Carter, Green aud Hawkins
'-unties, Tennessee, and Washington Coun-
Virginia.
nay~ Prompt attention will be given to alr
iness intrusted 10 aim.
)fiee west end Niekles House.
Aug. Ia, 1868. II
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29
CALLING ras ROLL.

As soon as the Convention was called to
order the roll was called, and twenty Ave
Senators, the full number, and eighty-two
Representative, answered to their names
thus making the full strength of the Con-
vention one hundred aud seven, and the
number Of votes necessary to eject nfty-
four.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29
Al. MAKING UGLY MOUTHS

Iohnsou has not made bis appearance since
SsceIying news OF his defeat like his sup
norsers Se calls the result Radical tri-
rmnh. and inveighs against some three or
sonr members who he says deserted him At
,he last moment bat an analysis OF tha
-, .hows no such detection.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

By the time IL o'clock arrived, the hour
FOR reassembling Of the Convention, the
galleries and lobby we're densely packed
with spectators. Although the votes had
been as closely counted as possible, there
were some hve or six uncertain ones whose
votes it was known would decide the con-
test
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

Communications aud remittances may be
sent to Mrs. George W. Randolph, R Rsh.
mond, Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29
CHURCH PROPERTY.

ADDRESS AND IEdAND OF THE
CHURCH, sou TIRE ESPoNSIvE RE-
POaT OF TIE COMMITTEE ON THE
PART OF THE N. Z. CHURCH.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29
ABSENTEE.

The z representatives. absent we're Cur /,
Of East Tennesss, for Johnston, aud Dlllin,
Of Middle Tennessee, against.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-01
Observation-Disclosures,
8euerearben bes BiSes u. @etfes.

8euerearben bee BiseS u. @etfes.
Scr &eltlauf.
Gin 8auu1 NIT MeYfeln Spn unb f&per
6tanb auf ber Gbene ptntenb;
Gin arrter Yt1ortm lam baber
gor 9unser fat perfntsnb.
ST f9attelt' ba1is, bod 8erpara
81 ri9ts bel benz @ef4dfte;
Den Baum ertlettern po1t' er bann,
Dp9 feb1ten ibn1 bic &rdfte.
Nnn tpanft' ct fort TT ttefen Gram,
Sort bur9 bic barre 9etbe;
&aum suar ber Mru,e pes, ba fam
Gin maff9wetn BON Der @etbe.
An's e9attenplds&en unter'm 8au1a
Dta Is bic 2reber tauf9en,
Dp@ If es binselasert taum
@eetnnt ber @tnb au rauf9en.
An Bpben bebnt bic eau f1& fau1
Qust srunaenb 3u ben &efen.
Ole Mepf.l faten ibr tn's Mauly
1nb atpar bic auerbefen.
Rettbarb.
aaf Groeu idon.
&c etbt AUDI etnen 9tmue1 f9pn auf st.
ben-
g3pbl benz, ber beb fi9 frcmm unb fiji BE-
&pubt!
Nt@t auber uns tann er stfunber t'erotn,
D.r @tmnel 1T Is In BET ets'nen Bruft.
Da fu9' TIN ieber eifrts au 9%spinnen.
Denn tuer ben @tutme1 In fi9 felber trast
Der temrat ntdt ert binein, er bletbt barta>
men,
Btnn man tbn etnf ms @rab btnunter
le9t.
Balb ladt Der 9tntmel be1 unb Hal,
Balb tretbt er fa int &esen}9auer.
5p reift beran bas iunse Sabr
Abwt9fslnb 3pil9en 2uR uno &rauer.
@em bat Der Su8enb @trebeaeit
gls INNER f1arer Sag seleu4tet2
Rur INNER porpdrts! frti9 berett,
Dena f@ im@1mera basNus' aud feuA'
tet.
geskttldrttben ~ benz @rdfent, 1pel4es
BEN gburflrfen sot Soften mad Yras abtr<
knbet tpurbe:
Wte wob1 that Detner @srri4aft Nedel
nns sesen preueens jes'se TeRs!
gmpfanse freunblt@ btes MbreGel,
Rebf benz seftdten &urfarffsde1.
&arr' mutbts aus In 80bmeas &edsl.
lub lab Did Elm auf tetn &ecefel,
Detn 8an3 eetreres GaGen-6eGe1.
Dasbefe ane Gtnt tam ;'p1'
fder mebreren 8auern bas @eiprd9, 100 st'
IVA tint eansen Dprfe bas bete mafsr fetn
f5nnte. Gin 8tbbp1o erpteberte: sd
netne, bas bette @aGer bdlt Der Tu&swirtb,
benn Der f9uttst fsinen @aaen aud etpas
@etn btnetn."
Dte Nbfsrtisuns.-Sn fetter Su'
9enb 1ernts @Aiaer bic @asfe lptelen. Gin
Ha9bar, BET ibn nt4t tpobl leieen mpdte,
fpra9 emf gu i'm: g. ei, SER S@taer,@ ie
fpie!en pie Daptb, nur nt9t 70 i95n."
,nnb @ie", erwteberte @9iaer iAnea,
v@te pre@en wie Solomon, nur ntAt 70
Hug."
Denn man Dir auf etn 5abnsrause trttt,
70 f9tmpfe ni9t 9let9, font benft man I'M
wiafarlt9 an ben @unb, ben man auf ben
S9wana setreten bat.
Benn bu beablAtisf Seu1anesn gu e.
u1orben, 70 tperbe Elm Nem gcrfer Warez
Yplttiter. @eber Elm Msw gorfer &i4tcr
nod Gefhwprene rerben es wasen, DID gu
yerurtbeilen,
8, Der RetAtbum ma9t es nt9t,
Dag mir slldli@ ieben;
gutes Ser; erfaute pFi9t
Sur fann Treube seben.
Beldes 1bier bat ben 8pYf am trstteaen
pom @9wanie2
'pJJpo19 1G
nnfere SpbinS.
2Dte emFa, .pte frb9lid bin i'd btr nun ert>
19lupft,
Sd fabl'S If ba1b ear ni9ts, ntein irptlhe5
@lId,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-01

Muf6fun9en.
stdtbftl in Nro. 1884, u@anb14ub." DurA
g.. @@orn, @m. S&u1s nnb S. 81. 8pbler,
&dbmann.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-06-17
An Ordinance

DEFINING CERTAIN NUIsANCEs AND
PROVIDING FOR THE ABATEMENT
THEREOF:
Be IL ordained by the City Council Of
the CITY Of RnOrrit'e: -a<+
SEC. |. That all dead, putrid or
decaying carcasses, flesh, fish, or veg
etable, all deposits of manure, entrails,
-ofials, or other unwholesome substan-
ces, or filth of any kind or description;
all filthy or offensive water, or Stops,
when thrown or conducted upon any
street, alley or enclosure, SO as to be
unwholesome; all privics or slaughter
houses that have become offensive
from use; all meat shops, markets,
cellars, stores, or other buildings or
places which are not kept clean and
free from all filthy, putrid, and un-
wholesome substance; all substances
or deposits which are offensive, or
liable to engendcr or cause disease;
any lot, parcel of ground, or place
which retains water until It becomes
stagnant, or any article or substance
placed upon any street, sidewalk
alley or public ground 80 as 10 OBJ
strGct thr same, are .cnch md all
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-06-17

STATE MUSICAL CONVENTION
The First Music Teachers and Musi-
clans Convention for the State of Iowa
will be held ut Iowa City on the 27th,
2sth, Goth and 30th of July next. All
Musicians and Lovers Of Music are
cordially invited to attend. The ECKER
cises will be conducted by the Teach
crs present, without remuneration.
The Membership fees will therefore
be made very light. The ID. w.. b. g.
NJ, and Dubuque and Cedar Rapids
Railroads have already agreed to re-
duce their rates of fare to this Conven-
ton, and others will be solicited to do
so. Entertainment free, or at reduced
rates, will be provided at Iowa City as
fully as possible. 1t is expected that
during the Convention State Associ-
alton will be organized.
All Musicians in Marion and adjoin-
ing Counties are requested to send
their names and p. o. addresses to J
b. Cotton, Pella, Iowa, Member Bust.
ness Committee, or to A. +. Sperry
Knoxville, Iowa, Member County
Committee, stating whether they will
endeavor to attend the Convention
Full particulars, In Circulars received
mnv he seen NJ this Office. II e =
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-06-17
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To John B. Kelso, and Owen r.
Kelso:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
L that there is now on file in the Of
flee of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
in end :o- Marion County, iowa, a
Petition of John l.. Mccormack,
Guardian of the property Of John b.
Kelso and Owen K. Eeiso. minors.
asking that he be authorized and en-
powered by said Court to sell as such
Guardian the following described
Real Estate belonging to said minors,
to wit: the North West quarter of the
South West quarter, and the North
half of the South East quarter. of the
North West quarter Of Section Thirty
one, in Township Seventy-four, North
Of Range Eighteen West, situated in
Marion County, Iowa; and that unless
you appear thereto, and show cause to
the contrary on the First day of the
next Term of said Court, at nine
o'clock A. NJ. of said day, which
Term begins on the Twelfth day Of
July, A. ID. 1869, said order will be
granted by said Court as prayed for
in said Petition.
JOHN l.. MCCORMACK,
Guardian Of John b. Kelso and
Owen n. KelsO.
May %, 1869. a.