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, 1869-01-17

E J. Coed d Co., At their wosks, Eos. II. II
and 70 Michigan ttteet- have Oh hand. OF thsu
oVn mat utaetu1r, upright portahle 3lnes- tr III
two 10 six h rse poser. Tcey Arc very complete
and we'll acapted for printing ofNcns or any p,ae<
where very heavy power IL not required. They
take up tut Ht1Ie more fooM thaE Al ofdinffj
sttve, ana cotaumo but sm4N sruuupt Of fuel
ihtJ are cl-lmea to be TIC incest thing In The
uay Of IN cntlne that has ever becn offered "a
the public. Those that require such euqtnea
wcu]o do veil to call Aud nee them In op. Estlur
pefQfr purchasir4 eiaeA here.
, 1869-01-17
TfsluouA Grimes Charged Against tho
ArkAn MlllsIA.

Nrxru1p, Jan 16-Laet right mf1itiauen from
the force at Marion, Ark, went to the houta sf a
widow lady. vhoee name It withheld u TIC re-
9uctt ot numerous Ie,at!rct her'. and Outraged
her three daughters, aged sixteen, eighteen aad
mes wantcd. In! rmauon Of the a,fa,r uae
G!sen to Colonel Watson. eomaandiae the nal'l,t.:
,'' .aM afternoon. rnccec"ed IN a1e-tsns all
rs en!ty plttle.. The Ereatest excitement ex-
ists ts, ~ haIton. and but for the promise OF
Ge.sns1 watson tt&t the It liapa shAl!
ne eemH1naty *ouic nov he In ARM. Ano'hcr
Ps o she hos.e Of Kve.
1hcT thcu went 10 tho Gopsc n II SStn1ra'
Ge1oty CleEt: nd mal.xsa:ea Nil. watson IN
sldcf:y !ady, fEon Sew aYezs. LIVING With nm.
, 1869-01-17

Albany, Jan. 16 AT the Republican LtEIsla-
tive taucue beld TO- light. lhefe was fu1 ii end
United States Senate. on the rceund ballot, re
cct%tnG u votes against 10 for EaHin D. Aorgan.
, 1869-01-17
u HTHATA = ~ Il

NEE 0RLtAse, Jan. l6.-Tbe.c was a tiyrly 9t-
bate fE tic House to-day otet the Gor-1Dot's 1cio
OF tic per die N md mileage of Ecmh"r. II the
eotnu1tfcct authorized to rtt duIing the rec=ea !:
bnl the Hnuee sustained the yeto-34 out Of s.
SeEhtots were on these Committees. The Senate
has pafecd the bill QYcr tho ftIQ,
, 1869-01-17

The following statement Of the business trans
acted IN the Chicago Po.t Otdct, fus the ycaz
Gliding December 31st- 1868:
s,Axp pkFAn1HKSF.
Rtcetvedtfor the sale of portage
Gthmpe.. ......-..................4 G5h9Q3+E
Received for The sale Of etanpet
eGvt!oPes-...'-.-.. -.- .....'..-.''' 1fa 12l.b3
Total. .......................... 510 755 81
Received for postHEef, &c ........... *8,8ty. Il
Received Deposits firm othrr ollccr. 5i4tl 81
Amount paid clerk hire and Incl tental
c1re mes ........+....-...-. ..-. :. 13s,1s7.1;
Received ,or money ordeis soid....-.9 an,as 81
Received depctirb from rostnAeleEs
On munuy ofder account. .3a3 914 Il
Toth...;:.....:..........-..s 81, ,6ss,s70 .
drawn On thts once. ce...-............ tt,o91,;7o.a
DoAx.71u HANS
tien :,:... ................-...--.: Il, ,sas, 2,
ss; i !;:.s:; III, ION iii: s;: ss5s:
| No. Of letters mriltd, wh.ch were
| @ fsld 3es T. postage s1t sent to tho .,r,,
of letlefs ase1 io1 better Ill; ction ~
xnd cent 70 tue Dead Letter Ohee... 251U
No. Of letters addressed 10 iIi,,,ls
| INT to t6e Dead [eiier Ones, noi
! No. Of Letters returned from hotels ~
AID eent to the Dead Letter Office. ssh
No. Of letters returned 10 WEtter1..... 1881
No. Q! circulars mailed at this Office. 4,2sp,5s;
| cetycd and diEu1hpted, making an
Aggregate ue 41z COO oushvts. ........ 3Ba,oa
No. sf iosk pouches and ma,l ooxes aa..,
Nc. Il ioet pou:hes md miii bo1si 1~
feeei7ed. ..............:. ..:......... s7,e4'
| FoREsoE AA1Ls.
| No. Of letters EnaiIed to foreign c3un-
No; d sesspapers, &c, nailed 10 for
| tes.-; ,.s ...' .'.:.... A7''o
, 1869-01-17
lt4Jy.
RIOTS ON ACCOUNT or TAxEa.

FLnRE>cE, jan. IT,
Riots, oeeasioncd ty the attempt 10 collect the
mil ta1, have been renewed recently. In various
psrts of Italy military force has been used for toe
suppression Of the disorder, anc rioters hxve
bei \ killed and wounded. The country Is ROW
r1i1
, 1869-01-17
CHICAGO, SUNDAY, JANUARY.17, 1869.

eh1reed w1.h recently swipdllpg AZ icaurance
eewpsuJ out OF = 5o9. d*Br1sr was afttsred
yetterday morning and ieft ttls city Last esaalnE
In company with The dete cti*e.
A MxE11Ea Of the Dtractrrs OF the Washing
e MIN oEe will be held to-Nouow tEtk1nx A
full Attendance Is requested.
, 1869-01-17

ATLANTA, Jan. 1G-ln thr Home, o-day, mo.
tsnu to scIpd the act uusext1px the toleftd
member. an, that sncJ be rcsca1ed, was lost py
large majority.
, 1869-01-17
meteorological.

Meteorological record tor January 18th, 1863,
~ reported BY J. g. Lansgush, Jr., opuetau. 1T
Randolph etrect. coHcs spoudeut to the sat1sh =
rorien Institute. Tbs small letters IRE tbs 1u-
trials for the words II rae Inc ~" cen ""hfRh "
dry" ''motet atmosphere" rain" and SNOW y
Time. Bar. i Wind. ThcT. Rain.
, 1869-01-17

E0tufe OF H6EI6IuH IN AmeftC1%
R.v. Robert Laird Collier, pastos nf 1he Church
Of the AetplAh, corner Of Hubbard court md Vi.
bash arenue. win preach this cvccine on The
"Futusc Of Religion iu AueH!c1," being 1 rrplv
70 sae lecture recently delivered IN this city pJ
! RSI. E9Ihez HeekQ,
, 1869-01-17

NV YnnK. jan. lo.-Dr. q. II. Ward, Of Yves,
Fhnlcc, VI. war Toroed last u!Aht, ID rev tls-
ve1. 9: RI 3o0. xli.ooo In noIds and $500 in
, 1869-01-17

a brutal Father Hmprl4on
RlRry. ~t-
LOUISVILLE, Jan. IL Gen. Ncthcsr. .hc n,n+s
who partly routed his child 4 lew DAYS .irrr
wae. this morning, committed 10 pstson 1a d.
fsutt Of $sn1 ball.
The htuse Of Mrs.. Nt1liean, On jackson stree.
| Of fss5.
, 1869-01-17
Great Britain
3H if&HANt FHf1ynfNh

1Hk 4IAnANA PROTOCOL
LoNDox, 1xr. 18.
The fntl signing Of the Treaty for q settlement
OF Alabama claims elItited favo.Ab!e commeut&
L1cm al London papers. -
pEx1AL FnoH pIcKKX1.
Chsllea Dickens publishes ea.d In The London
papers, toeay. denying The eto.y OF the recent
death Of hlA brothers widow In Chfeaeo. He says
the l4dy Who u the EItnw OF A. II. Dickens ts
et1ii alive and ~e1, and that he IL trustee Of her
ce11ta under settlement.
II Favor Or THI nALLof.
4 meeting Of those fnycr1rc the ballot in Par
llame1tsry elections Hks held hero 'Ilet evening.
Atie eptethes wc1e made by 1ilnsr a1oscn.
Charles Eu1ton and otht.s4 The stscuhsaEc WAS
large, aGd much enthuaiasm menifetssd.
, 1869-01-17

tA44RHATyonAL xpnKx oHDzn sYBTEx.
NA1AKH JAn. tB.
On the dsst OF February the monty order 1Je-
ten between tho large toWus OF Nortn Hezm10y
and The United States vii be tnsakstaksd. TAs
plan is to receive payment At Post Offices In the
North German Union and the Uei'ed States, and
issuc orders for the same on the agents Of the
North German Lloyd Steamship Company, the
amounts 10 be limited 10 about $50.
, 1869-01-17
Ice-BOAE RAce
Future Of Ketlx.sn ID A


PcroakEr7.1s, Jsn: IS.-Th" ice .boa. sacc to.
1l;,ory fo5 the Haze. Mn hosts entered.
, 1869-01-17

France
DECLARATION CT THE CohY1REHcE-Apy1cE
GIVEN.
pAH1s, Jan. 10.
Acothcf fessIon Of the conference sTz4 held TO-
day fer the purpose Of atording An opportunity
for members to sign the declaration OF Its opin-
lons. The public newspaper Of this evening SLY
tho deelz11tlou alks OF Greece. In the interest OF
European peace, to suppress the volunteer nacds
and vcseels Intended for excurutons into the
ntiRtborlng States Of tho Ottoman Empire, and
eornseIs Turkey to Withdraw her ultamAtun. II
ccrcludes ty expressing hopes Of a speedy re-
newa1 Of diplomatic rcls.tons between Turkey
, 1869-01-17

Po611ASD. Jan. 1G.-The Board Of Tra5c
passed ft1onE reFoluftons 1n favor Of q feel
ocatE treaty With Canada, also favns4ng &ppro
r. auots By the government for the Nt4E4z1
hhip Canal
, 1869-01-17
THE CHICAGO pusf OFFICE.
Annual Stntcmef I OF p0stmasaer
ShcFmau.


We are indebted TO Postmaster Sherman for
The following statement Of thc business trans.
acted IN the Chicago Poet Ufhct, fus the year
Gliding December SLIT. 1868:
DEPARTMENT..
, 1869-01-17
N"0"
1UN HEEt1QKb. .

&AuKIp. 1A0. f&.
The elections in this city and Freat tuy3cstty
Of provincial towrs haEe been ,ear1tcd By the
government cAndtd1tes.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

NEW FIRE nEARRANGEMEMTs.-We
are glad to note that the Knoxville
City Council has taken some good
and sensible steps toward protection
against fire. There are now provided,
and ready or nearly ready for use,
five ladders, from 13 to 16 feet in
length, some light and some heavy;
and two ropes, each Is feet long, and
furnished with pike .nd hook; and q
two-wheeled carriage for them. The
old "C0mmittee on Fire" has been
discharged, and a new COMMITTEES
chosen, consisting Of Messrs. i. Bid
dle,- r. III. Booth, Maj. B0ydstOn, NJ.
d. Woodruff, d. w. Dukes and John
Reaver. These gentlemen are to
meet with the Council next Monday
evening, to consider about . suitable
specialization, DC. Good!
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

SAD ACCIDENT.-Mr. VIM. Hodg-
es, Of Knoxville, son of Rev. N. j.
Hodges, had his left leg broken near
the ankle by an accident last Monday
afternoon. He was at work helping
raise Mr.. Funk's new barn, just east
Of town, when misstep caused him
to fall some 16 feet, to the ground;
and n stick of timber fell on his leg
and broke it. He also received some
pretty severe wounds and bruises
otherwise from the fall. Drs. Weth-
erell and Duncan were called.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

Mr.. Borie has resigned the Office
Of Secretary Of the Navy, and Is sue
ceeded by Hon. George NJ. Robson,
of Camden, New Jersey-late Attor.
ney General Of the State, and we'll
known and radical Republican.
Late news about Cuba is "more'n
considerable" The u. s. S.authorities
at New York City last week seized a
ship suspected Of being about to vio-
late neutrality laws. It appears that
q large number ofmen were to 60 on
her, but they scattered and escaped,
Nevertheless It Is reported that
heavy expeditions LEFT last Saturday.
Cuban dispatches tall Of copsldsf.
able lighting on the island. The
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

ANOTHER SAD ACCIDENT.-Mr
Fred. Harding, young man not
the son of Mason Harding] living
near Phelps Mill, was coming to
Knoxville last Tuesday morning
with load Of lumber; and at the
crossing Of English creek, some four
miles southeast Of town, the bridge
broke down with him, and In the
fall his right leg was very badly shat.
tered below the knee-what the Doc.
tors call q compound comminuted
fracture. Drs. Duncan and Wetherell
Of Knoxville, and Calkins Of Attica
were sent for, and rendered all posi-
BILE surgical aid.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

new Spanish Captain General, De
Rodas, has arrived at Havana. Eth
er the lies just now are much worse
than usual, or else the cause Of the
revolutionists Is looking up consider
ably.
Republicans of Maine have renom-
mated Chamberlain for Governor; Of
Ohio, Hayes for Governor; of Penn
syivania, Geary for Governor.
Slight shocks of earthquakes were
experienced at Seattle, Olympia and
Hielacoom, Washington Territory,
June Goth, 2lst, and 22d.
A squad of 5000 Cinnamon are go
ing to the Southern States, to labor
on plantations.
Col. Norris, Commissioners, pre-.
sents a Report very strongly against
the Pacific Railroad--saying It IS
badly built, &c. But other parties
says the Report is "unmitignted
nonsense"
The forthcoming public debt state
ment will show a reduction of s. s00O-
600 during the month";; and the
yearly statement, which will be
made about the last Of the month,
will probably show $1,000, 900 more,
says Washington special. -.
Gen. Mcmahon, u. s. Minister TO
Paraguay has been heard from up to
April q. All we'll, and no trouble
with Lopez.
Charles NJ. O'Connor, son Of the
Atty Gen'l Of Iowa, is appointed a
Cadet. Large Of U. s. Military
Academy for 1870.
A bridge on the Des Moines VAL
ley Railroad, down towards Keokuk,
being injured by high water, gave
way last Friday morning, under a
train loaded with lumber. A brakes.
man, Samuel Martin, was killed; two
other men were injured, and ten cars
were dumped down into the water
A gang Of four robbers, disguised, i,
entered the house of Mr.. Leonard,
near Burlington, Iowa, a few days
ago, and by pure force of threats and
bluster, against the unarmed inmates
searched the house, and robbed it of
some 800 worth of valuables.--Front
the Hawkeye.
The Second Annual Exhibition Of
the Iowa State Horticultural Society
is to be held at KeOkuk, in connec-
ton with the State Fair, next Sep
tember. Full information may be
obtained from Capt. Mathews, of
Knoxville, President of the Society.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

GRADING ROAD2.-GcO. Conrey,
Knoxville City Marshall and Street
Supervisor, tells us that his actual
experience has shown him tha'
where a road is to be graded up, th'
best way Is to plow it up first, and
then grade up on the plowed surface
Reason: the rains sink through this
soft ground, and soon leave it dry;
while if the ground were hard, they
would not do so, but would help
wash off the road. Well, facts win.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

FRuITs.-Mr. Jackson A. Brewer,
living near Knoxville, has this year
raised Jucunda Strawberries so large
that thirty-six of them filled quart
measure. Several Of them were each
81 inches in circumference--and they
tasted GLORIOUS" Somebody buck
against those figures? a@n
And Lieut.. f. II. Woodruff has
some apples, of the-Ncw York Pip
pin and Northern Pine varieties,
wintered over, andnow perfect every
way. He has 10 bearing trees of the
latter and 65 Of the former variety,
on his place mile and a half from
town.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

CELEBRATIONS There will be a
Fourth Of July Celebration at ALI
sons Grove, five miles west of town,
next Saturday, by the Sunday School
there and perhaps two or three other
Schools. Basket Dinner. Cannot
learn any further particulars. The
Celebration at Gosport on Saturday
will also be remembered. There are
to be no others in the County, as far
as we can learn.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01
LATEST NEWS.
FROM LAST NIGHTS DAILIEs.

ftoh l<aSA. SAShA . OAAAASSs
:, Gold l.2t. ..--.::::ss :-:cc''-' "c
=. In Chicago 1nurket, day Before yes
terday, wheat quiet and tower, sales
from $l.Q5 to $l.23; corn lower, and
APPARENTLY in feeble demand, at about
6s cents; cattle moderately active,
and prices steady, $3.50 to $7.35; hogs
dull, owing to bad roads, sales $3.50
to 1896. go, r. 81
In st. Louis market, same day,
wheat dull, but rather strong on ae-
count of bad weather, range from
$l.15 to $I.6O; corn, choice yellow and
white scarce, active and higher, range
65 to IS cents; cattle in rather better
demand, $3.50 to 81; hogs frmer, at
81 to 50. .,- ..,.. - =, p
Cuban dispatches tell of another
battle; victory for insurgents-and
also report that ship-load of filihus-
ters, landing on the island, had been
captured and executed by the Spanish
troops. .. ..,.9 :,
II. L. Raymond, telegraph opera
tor at Dixon, Illinois, was struck by
lightning in his Office last Friday
night and severely injured. 1T,
New and rich silver mines discov-
cred between White Pine and head
Of navigation on Colorado river. T.
Another, and heavy, earthquake
at Seattle and Olympia, Washington
Territory, last Saturday. ..,4...
Two colored women fought duel
with clubs at Richmond, Va, last
Saturday, and one of them was
killed. 80. ,t..,s,.
Andy johnson was In Washington
last Tuesday. There was no "dem-
onstration." "a,
Gen: Franklin Smith is, the Demo-
cratic nominee for Governor of
Maine. .se.y.,s ..a - ..fvss ];
The New Hamphire House Of Rep
resentatives has adopted resolution
to ratify the 10th Amendment.
u. S. Marshal Barlow declares that
no Cuban expeditions have left New
York City within week. r
1t appears that some 20 or 80 per.
sons in all have been killed by Indie
ons during late troubles in. Kansas.
A request Is made for more troops.
there. e.l .s.s
Commencement EXERCISES Of the
Iowa State University, Mat Tuesday,
were largely attended. iI' &'
The late rains are reported y 'h4ts
done much dasaags - crops MA
| property n IllipQlA Indiana, md
Some parts of Iowa. ~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01
CLAY Observation-Disclosures

CLAY TowNsIIIp.--Friend--
writes us that the members of the M.
T.. Church Mt Asburry Chapel voted
ON Lay Delegation on the 26th ult.
The vote stood s for, and none against
out of a membership of about no.
Quite a number Of new buildings
going up in that part Of the County.
The brick School-house in No. 8 Is
well under way. Aaron Moore has
a fine two-story dwelling-house well
advanced. n. McTaggart will re-
build and enlarge his house after
harvest. ID. Loynachan, Richard
Harmon and VIM. Harmon are build
ing new residences.-And our friend
adds: "On the Road question your
head is about right"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01
ANOTHER Big SNAKE is prowling

3 ANOTHER Big SNAKEis prowling
round about Mrs IL, NJ. Rowland's
farm, near Attica, IT has been seen
at..various times BY several persons,
some Of whom pronounce y at least
fifteen feet long, and say Its head is
as large ds d mans two hands. Some
twenty Or thirty men and boys from
Attica went. out to hunt for It itseveral
days ago, but couldn't find 1t. The
reptile IL said to be black and yellow
striped, but different from g bull-
snake. Will have further particu-
.lass :::s soon az heard from. i.i
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

GOING.-PrOf. w. A. Mckee, for
several years, and until now, Princi-
pal Of the Knoxville Public Schools,
has been employed as Principal of
the Public Schools Of OsceOla, Clarke
County, at a Salary Of 81 900 per year
with prospectof increase. His Term
there will commence on the lst of
September; and he'will remove from
here not long before that time. The
Prof. speaks highly of the business,
appearance and spirit Of the town,
and especially Of its new 10000
Model SchoOl-house.: WeshalI regret
to lose Prof. Mckee from this com
munity, but wish him every success
and pleasure in his new location.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

ACCIDENTAL young son of Mr..
Greenberry Willis, living three miles
southeast of town, had his arm bro
ken by an accidental fall from horse
last Saturday evcning.-Ike Wal.
ters has traded his Store property in
Knoxville for G.. II. BrandOn's farm
in Washington Township. He will
move out there, and Mr.. b. will
come here.-These items from the
Democrat Of this week.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

LACK OF ROOM compels as to omit
the interesting communication Of
friend Daniel Sherwood, of Attica,
and one or two others. Sorry, but
can't help 1t. Friend S., in response
to paragraph In this paper a week
or so ago, writes that he has owned
and used one of Parlin 4 Orndorff's
Canton Cultivators for about two
years now, and believes it 40 near
perfection that he can't suggest any
improvement; thinks it's use in the
two years has nearly saved its cost,
and it is yet as good as new.-Very
good. Any further reports, gentle
men: These items may be worth dol
lars to persons buying farm machines.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01
Republican State, Ticket.
-- s 49,


THE FEsTIvAL given by the NJ. +.
Mite Society Of Knoxville on the
evening of the 23d ult. was very
pleasant affair, and netted the Society
about $40, which, added to amounts
previously on hand, makes about SIG
clear cash for the organization, as the
result of 5 months existence. We
understand that a new carpet and
sofa are to be put into the Church,
and perhaps some other improve
ments.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

ExCURsION.-The NJ. T.. Church at
Oskaloosa is getting un an Excursion
to Keokuk and Quincy, ILL.,, to come
Off next Monday and Tuesday. Start
from Pella at $40 Monday morning,
stay over night at Quincy, and reach
Pella again before noon Of Tuesday.
Fare for round trip So; to Keokuk
only, and back, $2.-We learn from
the Blade Of yesterday. We can see
nothing in the Blade about any Cele-
bratiOn Of the Fourth mt Pella. ~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

WARM WEATHER is now in fash
ion, and you will want Soda Water,
especially for the 4th. Call at Jack
sons and get it--blick building on
northeast corner of Square. And
while there, take a look ut his Big
Stock Of Drugs, Paints, Medicines,
Chemicals, Toilet Articles, etc, etc,
all for sale at the very lowest prices.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

SOME BREAKING.-Prof. Mckee
informs US that Mr., j. w. Merriman,
living 8 miles southwest Of Knox
vile, is this year breaking up 40
acres of wild land insone batch. The
Prof. adds that lit beats the world to
see the improvements that are going
on in the County;"-and every au-
thority confirms the truth that our
County never before was 50 increas-
ingly prosperous. e. ... III b
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

"NETTIE FENwOoD," "who endeav-
Ored to Lecture here two or three
weeks ago, has in the Jasper Repub-
lican Of last week a Letter of seven
paragraphs, containing five # er.
roneous statements about Knoxville
and Pella. Haven't room to copy OF
say further now.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

IMPROVEMENTS The Court House
is being cleaned out and repaired
considerably, and some much-needed
Improvements made.
The Public School building Is also
to undergo thorough cleaning and
repairs, to put IL in apple-pie order
for September Schools.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

MORE BUTTER.-Mr. John ellison,
living q mile and half from Knox
vile, informs us that he has made
thirty-seven pounds Of butter in the
month ending last Tuesday, from the
milk OF two cows. Who can do
better?
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

- SoLDOUT.-Charley Inglefield sold
out his lot, building, and stock of
goods, Tuesday evening, TO A. W..
Collins, receiving in part payment
Mr.. C's farm near GOsport, now oc-
cupied by Ira Pearson.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

BAD BRIpGEs.-What about that
broken bridge over English, where
Mr.. Harding broke his leg? And
what about that dangerous and con-
demned bridge across White Breast
at Burch's Mill, where, as we hear,
teams are still crossing all the time?
Who pays damages?
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01
TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

r OFFER FOR SALE my Residsses. one
block from the Northsast corner Of the
Pabiic squsre. Notwithstanding Of New
Dwelling House. e"ntsinipg Mae Rooms. al
we'll Anished, with excellent Cellar, good
Wei and Cistsrn. Barn snd Wood house. and
choice vsriety Il Fruit and 6hssbbsTy, On
two Lots fencsd together.
ALSO NY BUslN4se ROOMS.
On north and west sides Of the Psslle Squsrs.
For Terms and further psTtisslssss snssirs
Of the unAsrsignsA,
Iaexvilie, sept. 2, 1858. 5,MH
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

EXCELSIOR. -MesSrs. Il. Is. Wood
ruff & Bro, Hardware Dealers, east
side Square, Knoxville, have received
q carload of the famous Excelsior
Reapers and Mowers, of Eastern
manufacture, and are now prepared
to fill all orders. Call and see these
elegant and superior Machines, be-
fore purchasing any. .. ~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

New L-HOUsE.-The con-
tract for new School-hO in Sub
District NO.6 Of Red Rock Township
has been awarded to Elihu Alley, Jr.
The building is to be framed, 24x36
feet on ground, with a belfry; is to
cost $l4OO, and to be completed by
the 10th of September.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

PROCEEDINGS this week crowd
out other matter; but this Official
Report of the doings of the Board of
Supervisors, though very dry read
ing, is Of value and importance to
every taxpayer in the County. Bet
ter preserve it.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

DIVINE SERvICE.-Rev.J James NJ.
Henderson, Of Henry County, will
preach in the U. p. Church Mt Knox
vile next Sabbath at IL A. NJ; and
ut McMillan's School-house, 81 miles
east Of town, at p. NJ.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01

NICE CHERRIEs.-The thanks Of
the Voter Office-all hands and the
cook-are due to Capt. S. S. Pcirce
for large bucket-fuH Of the very
incest cherries of the season, from his
fine farm near town. Reckon they
would have tasted kinder good down
about Saline river, Captain?