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Table Cutlery.

Table Cutlery.
Tor the very best Table Cutlery,
call at RUTnRAUFF & CoRY's.
nO30tf.
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MAGNOLIA WATEE.-Superior to
the best imported German Cologne
and sold at half the price.
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they WIN Cure You

Oi Scs0iUi.S Ery sipel.ss, sicE % HerypGs
headache, B.lnOgsaeSs, Liver CO.api2H;,
Dyspepsia IndIs estlon, J0sGmJ JtfOn, Pain
II the Back or L.Ins, toni, Plegrlsy. Leu
s,JrGnoo or WhIles, EfI prOHs ana al dl seas.
: ARISES from a dis -'aered stale OF lie
D. mach. Roback' Blood P:lls, Stomach BIZ
ters and blood PuI.neT.
Sold by FREY i Ettuger, Efndlsy, D.
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Gold Pens.

Gold Pens.
John Foley's Prize Medal Gold
Pens-the best in the market. Fol
sale cheap, at
w. L. MILLER & Co.'S
Drug Store,
Opposite Courthouse. :
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Having engaged in business else
where, we must insist upon prompt
settlement, and, therefore, earnestly
request all persons knowing them
selves indebted TO us, to pay up at
once and save trouble and cost OF
collection The books may be seen
at the JKFFERsoNIAN office.
LocKEs d. BLYMYRR.
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/. O. @. F.

L O. 0. F.
At regular meeting of Hancock
Lodge, No. 73, l. o. o. F., last Tues
day evening, the following officers We're
elected for the ensuing year:
n. G.-E. b. Howell
V. CD. II. Pugh.
II. SIS. Sprague.
Z. Sc. G. Barnd.
Treasurer-H. B. Green.
Trustees-R. S. Mungen, A. Lang
worthy, j. II. Clark.
Property Trustee-Chas. E. Niles.
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which will sell at the lowest rates. Give me a
call and remember the place-one door south
of Fry & Ettinger's Drug store, No vi, Nest
side Main Street -,
RAJ Carriage Springs, Warranted and on
tempered, at prices as low, If not lower thiln
can lie purchased elsewhere.
lam l. no SS-tf
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FROM REV. JOSEPH n KENNARD, D D,

psstUr Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Phiiadclphia
liz. JscKSoS-DEGK SiK:-i hare been Frequently
r,g-,s, etssneef -y bra recommendations q
IiTeTsn: ksiS o medicines, 5a rsgaTftng hs Ircre'
ef my appropriate sphere, hare IN all easss DE
einsi bu ,cii clsdT prpcf varaHs i,ssiHncs ana
pdrtic uary NY fGp.iy. ef m, usefulness IF i'T
Hnfanrs German BiHers, depart ior frsna Eiy
eoyss 10 sJTrrss N.Y. fA eonrIetion td tor gen
er debility oi the system anil especially Tor Liver
prepar sion- In lex II ma,
faI: b,g .xu1HH ~a d.BIf mt. IL trii
be pery b.lseEeiais s,ksss ~ 10 hosc v'ho slge'
FROM l.f aJOr< cuusexL Yours perV RESP .rtfusfy,
j. III KEyiS4RD,
Eigbt. 6eose Coates z,rsct
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Hayward Lodge, No. So, Van Buren, Jan. 3, ISl,
Hancock Lodge, No. q. at Findlay Jan. }, a
Fountain Lodge, No. 3l3, at Nanlue. Jan. ., a.
Comet Lodge, No. 31i, Mt. Blanchard, Jan. 8, "a
arey Lodge, No. iJ7, at Carey, Jan. u, ''
Bloom Lodge, No. i06, Eagleville, Jan. H. -
McComb Lodge, No. 35i, at McComb, Jan. ID, +"
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PROM HON GRO. W. WOODWARD,

Chief Justice OF the supreme Court os Pennsyivaria
IHILApsLPaIA, March Id, ls6I-
Shd Ha-.fdnFs GsrIhan Biitsrs v Is NOD on tRtoz
cdag L~-,rogs, G,st good tonic, ssfi u. disarder,
ef N, dg.slire Ory0Is, ard Of yTtdt b~asd IA cases ~
istiiy G,.l s---t Of nsTruHs aeOrs, in The systs'i
i0sTs baiy,
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Terms Semt.wccLIv C.zat,a.
TIE DAILY GAZETTE.

In etIu ooly trfH be Sent 20 the Gotter mp OF each
iub of ten aud ep1rdrd. 4 copy Of The ''ANNI-
III REGLSIE-hi,, iciH be SeJtt 10 each subscriber.
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p. G Chas. E. Niles, ID. ID. G. NJ,
will install the officers elect of the fol.
lowing lodges at the times and places
following.
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Terms of Weekly Gazette:

IN eri,d copy tCiH be sent 10 the gctteT up Of a
club Of TO- and dLtioadi copy J,y ercTy f,rea-
IN Subscribers thereafter. For Clubs OJ 30 the SEMI
DEEhLT J. UiH BE- Se9n iasfedd Of eIfTu UcckLieS
gpFeJcTTef, aud for cfHbs OF loo The DAILY lriI
be- sent, IL preferred 10 The eItsu HeekHeS 4 colsJ
Of The ~ N.NUIL REGISTER" tCiH be scHq as
a present 10 ereiy subscriber 10 The Weekly.
a.. kL,rr
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sSsOod Purifiers

-ver tn1rn and ,ci c-,r. all diseases resulting from
nd tio-d Kcsf' gsO ssTz2S tO"d pure; krs' your
Lirer aTsisr: krsP "a yoitr GigcSire oTyrn'
N a sBaid, hDsiAg 81 F~r0tsiiii"a, by The use
y lits> rrHHrdsrs szzAl1x1ass Isst no dtSscSe utl
assIH ypH III, BIS L> r"HiiTy rec0Hs atesd
hem u yrars ef ho"est relliaiiOa 60 for aHysiHs
yoa <Hst ,ry u.ese frsp1TdiioEs-
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Ger stock is IN. slense. and we aSvo Exed
prices, Rijh 4 special va % rAi-ins paT-
chasers happy.
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at Columbia Hall, was attended by q
large number of spectators, who list
ened to an able and instructive lee
.ure frorn Prof. Stevenson, on the
subject, "Poverty an essential ele-
ment of success.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26


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,,l.gr,. 1.l.,,.s..r ,.,as further n..cl. and
H.. ..t..... 80. ~. ,, .a.Ii,;o.,,ag
800.
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-
anu aIa'h' ''7 i''''9 anu 70 " -
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

dant. Eour-foot wood, delivered IN
town, $50 per cord. HonIe-raised
apples = bushel aow in town.
Grapes, pIuIas, cGFraats, blackberries,
strawberries, &c, abundant And
since the County was settled, we have
never had % send ont Of the County
s5E bread-sluifs. Even in bad years.
ike this, we always raise more than
enough to eat. Depth Of soil ranges
from Jae 10 ten feet: average say four
FIT Or more The County has been
improving more this year tiian ever
before since -, IN the way Of build-
ing, fencing AMI c,iltiyating land, &c,
g., though there has been no special
tide Of immigration this way, and no
excitement 30 cause 4.
We mail lhis paper, and the one
containing the last Census Report, to
tie inqulrer'5 address; and shall hope
10 see lin and his friends out this
way before long. They may like the
country, or may motor there Is 70
accounting fos tastes; but isthey will
but look fairly they must agree that
We have here, az everybody agrees,
the very bds. County in the state Of
TGv~a
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

and falling 10 DO 80, and any person
violating any o. the provisions OF this
Ordinance shall upon conviction there
Of. ray n fine OF rot less than 1--WE dol
lars, nor more than one hundred del
lars, and costs Of prosecution, and III
default % nayment thereof shall stand
committed 10 the Jail OF the County
till discharged IN due course OF law.
And every subsequent violation saall
DC a new otfause, and upon conviction
shall I've punished as in this Section
provided.
SIC. j. &c Il further ordained,
That ali Ordinance entitled I'm Ordi-
nance concerning licenses" adopted
by the City Council Of said City OF
Knoxville. August 9Th, A. ID. 1856,
and al Ordinances and parts of Ordi-
nances aneadatory thereto, be and
the same are hereby repealed.
SIC. IL. This Ordinance 70 take
effect and be in force from and after its
paGlieation according to law.
Approved and adopted Aug. ?, 1869.
w. u. CARRUTHER-, Acyor.
AHest; W. K. RIGG, RCc0rder.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

Concert. THE Knoxville Musica!
Association viii give Il Concert at the
Court House next WednesDay even.
iug. Admi.taacc - cent?. The pro-
cecds Of the Concert viii be used 20
purchase new Books for tie Aasocia-
ton. All lover oil Music and friends
Of Musical Culture are respectfully
invited 10 attend, and the Association
will uee its best eudeayors 10 make
the entertainment satisfactory, The
Programme will include Solos, Ducts,
Quartettes and Ghoruscs, interpcrsed
with Instrumental Music. We be-
spcak fliI! lonsc,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

ATTEMPT Ar DrhGLARg. some
time ago man whose name II no
known, after having ioitercd around
Marysyille rather usplciouIy for u
while, feloniouBly entered the house
ofDr. Wright, IN that place, at night,
while the Or. waa absent, AID after
fumbllng around the doors and VIM
dows, started up stairs. Mrs W wtts
sleeping IN an upper room, WIN
light burning. The noise down stair
had walked her; and when the man
had got mp stairs 80 that Che could sec
his face plainly shc called out "Who
nra you, ana what DO sou WANT
whercupon be hastily turned hack, rs
II scared, and left the house, and soon
made himself scarce In town. Mfs.
w. then called ion help, which soon
came; but tho burglar had escaped.
IL was not discovered that Any proper
ty was missing.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26


UNREcoRpED DEEDS. The follow
ing is I'm abstract Of all Deeds left for
record in the Recorder'3 OiIicc III this
County but not recorded because the
fees arc not paid. Persons interested
In any Of the lands named should see
To tho matter at once:
David Kern (or Carr to Austin Co
dy, April 2, 1858, - nc =. 20, I. ~,
r. u, 50 acres.
Austin Cody 10 John Layton, Dec.
2, 1853, Same land.
Lawson Terry 70 john Essex,
March II, 1850, sw nee, rs, 20, 40 acres.
Thomas G. Mullen TO llamlin Sissol,
March q 1853, 81, sc ne 80, n, Is, 20
acres.
John Bnughcr to Tlios {. Mullen,
seven days earlier than above, same
land.
Daniel Pope to benjamin Heath,
| April -, 1854, M ne Sc, A, ~ 20, q
acres.
Elizabeth BcIlamy TO Benjamin
Heath, Oct 9, is5l, W. NV, SO, 10, 20,
80 acres.
J.F. strong to Daniel Hunt, Jan,
10, 1853, part W. INV, y, ~ u, -
acres.
G. W. Brand to VIM. IL. Gilbert
Dee. ? 1S67 pait lot No. :, IA, "a, e.
Samuel Mills TO George Hedrlck
Oct. IL, 1868, D4sw NV, 10, "A, 20, 81
acres.
| James Il. Swim TO Christopher q
Black, Nov. 3, 1868, II! NY Sc, 90, rs
20, 2oaercs.
G. q. 3 T., y. Adams to John S
Farrls, April g, 1869, q lots . and !
block "A Newhern
Elijah = Thomas 20 nsvry S. Stov.
ems, Jan. IL, 1854, e4 lots ! and !, block
s, Attica,
| S. A. Logan to c. S. Beaver, jan,
80 1857, lots and six, block Q, Pleas
antville.
John Spillman to j. AIcCnlly, juno
II, 1867, lot II in Allison Is Addition tc
Red Rock.
Most OF the above Deeds were found
il the Recorders Office when the
| present Incumbent, Mr. H2mrick,
took possession.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

n GEXCIsE CTuos,gy.-A. Il.
Miller, Esq., IN IN exhibition II III
Office a "Cur.beay' which paz<lcs -
more thnn anything II the kind re
have seen. Il f. aome~hat ia tire
shape Of a rude morta. and pa.tIe, the
two pieces weighing probably tan or
fifteen pouud-. IL Wa syu.d t,vG or
three daya ago, imaeadeI .8 Tie 1aaI
in Brobst's aul Collin bank just
south Of town. Aa.es studying i
carefully, we canEot form a. opiHier
whether II f. = natural q ar artificial
formation, ues q what naa;or.al i Z.
coDposDA. IL. ieas.er shsn ssoE.es
but net " .zaavg ~ iTsD; ~" -a.iae-
what resemble a. igcn ags sa aifsssr-
auce. what aaa,.e4 sc Uaster more
eug.oas j.. tlas ls.g o.ieg .as
Ike IL we're Dqu38 81 tBe sag f.are
and time, .4gleG 'a| #e ,asgzg#-
naseiy I,gokcn 1t Tie 1a4k. -
slsoalld ynuel Ike IL base -s,ae good
GeoIoglsg opinion "a t.se .ui5ae-
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

APPLE WoEMs.--rhc iaat iiome-
steud contains communication from
Capt. Mathews, in which be nnrratea
Ills successful experiment OF carefully
picking out AL The wormy APPLES that
fell from his trees last year, and feed
ing them 10 the hogs the worms
scarcely troubling him atall this year.
Commenting on this plan, tho editor
of the Hopicatead says IL lis the only
remedy that IN at all reliable but
that scraping Off and burning the
rough bark from the trunk and large
limbs OF tho tree should also be not
neglected. lie also thifks shat The
cold, wet weather this year bus pre-
ycnied .bo p-nogt considerably
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26


AN5wERs must be brief; but we
will 10 the best we can. Marion
County Is justly considered the best
County in Iowa, and we like to speak
for II. And 50 to the questions in
their order Population Of Knoxville
and Additions about 1900; of the
County 23ilO. Corn and Oats crops
good. Wheat damaged this year by
heavy rains VIA land in County
.Togtii - To sr5 per acre; Improved
farms sI5 to $50; vacant town lots in
Knoxville $50 to $500. Corn is worth
here now 90 cents q bushcl, wheat 50
cents to 81 oats 40 cents, potatoes 40
cents; hogs 81 per cwt, cattle $3.50
TO 80. Good water abundant every
where, for all uses. no Railroad
through Knoxville yet. Carpenters
wages $3.50 por day; other wages III
proportion. Can raise all kinds Of
| fruit and grain, eXceptthat lall wheat
| is not so much cultivated rs Spring,
and peaches and fine pears are not
sure. Surface of the County probably
about onc-third timber elm, oak, cot
tonwood, Eastwood, hickory, black
walnut, maple, white walnut, &c, sc.
Average surface of the County, high
rolling prairie. Watcr-courses plenti-
| ful everywhere for stock. Good Mills
abundant, 10th Saw and FIGURING
| Mills. Dcs Mo'nes Valley Railroad
Inow running through northeast part
Of the County. Abba, Knoxville and
| Des Moines Railroad projected and
Surveyed through southwestern hall
OF County. Have the best Free School
system In The West, but perhaps not
tie best developed yet. Country
healthy rs any in the world. Doctors
in Knoxville, ten ora dozen; Lawyers
six or eight; Saloons, none; stores
lots of'em; Drug Stores, FIVE; Church
es, Methodist, O. S. Presbyterian,
| United presby terian, Baptist, Luther
an, Christian and Adyentists, with
, seven Meeting-houscs; one Public
School building, with various De.
partments, People mainly from Ohio
Indiana and Illinois, With fair sphinx.
ling from everywhere else. We pillow
for corn after stubble generally in the
FAN, bat after corn in the Spring
Climate somewhat changeable, like
that Of other States in this latitude
} cold Winters and warm Summers, but
! less high wind than formerly. Best
} time to move here, perhaps Fall, OF
maybe early Spring.
And further Marion is the bes
coal County in the State-is one whole
bed of coal, In fact Coal delivered IL
Il tawn in Winter is worth 10 to y.
cents bushel. Building stone anC
lime stone are excellent and aban
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

LuMBER! Mr.. Carruthors, of the
Knoxville Lumber Ya>l, Is now in
pella, whore he has been for the two
weeks past, receiving, asserting and
piling his heavy new Stock OF Lunl-
Der, Shingles. Lath, Sc. He proposes
70 keep Knoxville UP with the times
on the Lumber question, and guaTan-
tres to duplicate all bills. from any
point i.h only .headluion offgcjgAt.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

TIE Drs Ee-~zs EIAEz is ou ar
other regular bjea. Night befsre last
j; lacked but six isel.-s q l,eisg rs
higll a. i: has been a1s llIBs ls..a seaf,
ara was then ftiII rising. ghe c5FD
crop along TIE ,safFss1gls 1s1ust re nHeH
injured, but sc have heard - ~ ellie.
damage done
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

ADaIYBrRATOH'B SALE. WIN be
sold at Public Sale, commencing ut ]
i. NJ. Of Monday, fhe $Oth inst, ut the
former residence Of VIM. iiornaday,
deceased, one half mile west Of Knox
Vile, Horses, Colts, Wagons, Harness,
Stoves, Household Furniture, and nu-
ncrous other articles, One year,
credit on purchases oyer So, at 10 POI
cent. interest. Is. ArpEH, Adm'r
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

ANNOUNCEMENT. We arc author
lied 10 announce the n6nc Of John
w. HonnoId, Of Summit Township,
az n candidate for Representative, sub
jcct 10 the decision OF the Republican
County Convention.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

THE NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE
FOR WoMEH will begin their Sixth
annual Term Of twenty weeks, at
their new College in Twelfth street,
corner OF Second Avenue, the first
Monday III November. For Announce
ments, giving full particulars, address
with stamps, tho Dean, Mrs. G. S
Lozier, VI. d., or the Secretary, Mrs.
{. T. Wells, Box 70, y. /.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

Tn J'Eee.1N 81 Cy iT.---.al.
i s. ~. .taaaia9 toe rainy weather O!
, la. I.-.lay. the SUNDAY e,s2o. y.eale
! u t.s'ss,er' rIat - west CT according
! u programme. 8 lengthy aceoaE:
! llas been kindly furnished ", Jut
! !arh 81 room coDrnls ~ - condcBae
! TIC particulars. The Concord, Fin
Grove, Gosport and Columbia Schools
wore present, arranged In fire order,
with neat and elegant banners; and
numerous other citizens n Wa2hjng-
ton Townahiy were a!aojn attendance.
IN tie absence NJ SIR. s. X. BelIaL4y,
President, Mr.. E HcimieE Was called
- preside; and Mr. T. BoncbraEc was
Marshal Tic rain compelled ~ I'D
EQUIPMENT fson tie grove 10 the
Church, which was crowded to over
gow'ug. Not one 81 the regular
.pcak"F- was present: yul their p.ac
,Eege well flied by PnT. IS. 4. Car
g4u.cf Isse. r. u. BgHsbFa@s, Hr,
-. -lcne asd b. D @agleE, who
aeltgeseJ ezeeH-at aad Interesting
.fHT;z:a pa aa,.te-a-- EIe ziD ing,
~ ,ig different sunday Schools, was
considered among tAc aeat features gG
tie aaoaa.aa; aaa tie services Of Mr.
Or. Elmer 81 Columbia, with her voice
and sye.o3sO4, are especially men
ad. The Htola affair aas Fery
pleasant aHi profitable, ADD anrouga-
g.Hg 10 the -ahaasa ahgy. c4g-a III
tie community.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

aITsTEssEogs a Ee,C Considers.
s.e caeasiries-s exists in this eoBlsnunI
Is un a-cgGgt of thc ngsserlel-iy
ca1ta,. - alsenee II VI jerome 2
G.5E.. 2zs = tie pfog.r.etors or IL
zEns -vze Nsa.en FACTORY. Iie -,
Ioase :wa vsek. go .@=.-- =, -
Kaaka1-. 10 Look after saaae nachja-
err. a11 tod l.5 rls1 sc ~oa.i 80
Lex aUoat Friday night fol'o7j' .E--
,f-. esarret sheffield r~eut with him,
and ~, Thursday ..igis- left E5:s stand
ire on tie sevec :. Kcokuh That J.
TIE 9sz; er3 that hes baeu near. srD;a
Liza. Letters AID a;s,~ trlfe- II IL
e1iry have becn -er; - different
y1lat-. t-a POLICE ~ Eeo,saa have
bsen .4t o. lie seaFeh, end III. ".
Wright. or an,Zt lie, isas g9na -
Eaokuh to prosecute ln4u-ries. .spts ~
t. i'is w..;iHs yesterday 1o.eL1cHy
Al efforts q learn fJg;Aer lave asaa
uuaEa.liGg. liz family, consisting #
wife aisd = children, arc u great de-
t.e AID 5e.igre gc mast haze been
mGrsIer@ -. Gill; !, about = y
- gears of aoe, . s'1rewi and solid
basinosa ;aau. .4a2 been soldier, and
II rs wei allie 10 take care Of himself
b. auy r1an caD ~. 70 cagsc ~ this
1nrstcyioi.s absence. j. known o- sur
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

WASH ~S.Ts-s- ~ 8. -. -. =
=. &. K..l.s.g, Is4.. inform zs il3at
tie repaiyijeam Convention ~ wash
ingsor Township wis lte held of Sat-
urday, the 18th Of next ln"ni.l. We
expect 10 rec Grc eogJ ugcn from tIat
Township here ~ The Monday foilow-
kssa
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

TIE DIES MONIES PREsByTERy OF
the O. $. Proaby torian Denomination
viii meet with the Church in Knox
Vile next week Opening Address on
Thursday evening by the former Mod
orator, Rev. Mr.. rappan, o! Charlton.
Service ut the Church also on Friday
at II x. NJ, Friday evening, Saturday
ut II A. NJ, and Saturday evening.
On Sabbath at II 4. NJ. thoOrdinance
Of the Lords supper will he admin
istered; and service will bo continued
in the evening. The various pulpits
of the city viii be supplied during The
day by members Of The Prcsbytcry
About 20 or 30 ministering and lay
members arc expected to be present
representing some . or 80 Churches
in Marion, Nuhaska, Monroe, Lucas
Wayne, Decatur, Union, Warren
Madison, Polk and Dallas Counties.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

GOING AWAY 10 i5CnOoL. Misses
Minta and Carrie Hanks and Miss
Belle Cunningham, of Knoxville,
start away to school at Denmark in
Lee County, next Monday. Mr..
George Eldredgo, also Of Knoxville,
starts for Chicago next Tuesday, to
attend school Doubtless others viii
leave soon for similar purposes, but
We cannot learn their names,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

Tie r. *. az Knoxville has received
the following somewhat catec..et.cal
letter, which lie ..a7 handed as .oE
further answer.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

Coz Pro. " & Eee, .a.e
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from aasoua ~. aud lie e4rae-. nope
ti-1t eTerg saeeea. and pleasure and
prosperity neav attend b.l. II u. nc8
location.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

MAKIHG CEHTAIS. Tremendous
efforts arc Icing made al De. AIo;ncs
and Iudianola 10 secure the projected
railroad connection between the two
places. In the course Of argument for
IL, on the I'D inst, the RcgiStcr says:
Build it, and we make certain Of a
connection with worth, of the
Road to Knoxville, and the outlet to
MrGTcg,r." IF that's al so, we sin
ccrcIy hope FOR tlcir success. Aud
the Jndianola JOu1H0l says: owe
learn from the papers southeast q us,
that II DcS MOinCs secures Il ltailronl
To indianola, the Road by the way OF
Alba, Knoxville, and through tbs
northeast corner % this County, VIII
be made, Joining this one III Carlisle
aud thence Dyer the line Of oar Road
To Dcs Moiucs. The building OF a
Road from Dos Moipes to this city
will hasten the construction Of one
south, through iiichland township
| this County, and on through Knox
Vile and .Albin. The line Of Railroad
from Abba, through Knoxville 70 DCs
Moincs, il not dead, bat is certain e
be built, if the Capitol City constructs
one to The County line just north O
| Carlisle. Such is the programme nov
being inaupuratcd since Des Noinc,
| has taken hold Of "A south Road"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

EEFTEaDGS.--IBc Eouag ladies and
2onljeiaeU who have h.ni,y favored
q with 'wD ecrv pleasant vocal Scr
eDades recently wll please accept oar
thanks. Gar dreams after tkc4a
proved that music hath charms to
soothe t;c savage breast" Long may
their voice ing IN harmony.