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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-12-16
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE
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THE LEA DING PAPER OF
SOUTH eSN IOWA.

New Dress and 1mproveAsnss Ter 1870
In 1899 THE HAwKEYg made its arst appesr.
sncs. Thirty years have rolled BY, frsigbtsd with
greater events than have ever been compssssd within
Q similar period sincs the commencement VI the
Christian Era. OF these events The Hawk. Eye has
been faithful chreniclsr, and hes long bssa the
welcome news letter 70 thousands Of lows homss
For the patronage this journal hes received since II
has bssu under the control Of the proprtor
W have every reason 10 30 more than grateful
ere encouraged to double our efforts to make the
Hasck.E yss journal commemorate In all ts depart
msuts to the wants Of it, readers and the peoples
lowe generally.
We have tried TO represent Iowa and Isvs institu
tons and 10 advance every local intsssst esleustsd
develop our rssouscss, sugmsnt our indassiss, Gle
vats society, and nsprs humsuity with broader and
nobler Impulse and aims. The Hawk Eye hes never
shrsnk from it, duty - public Journal to expos
poiticsl corruption Of oil parties, and 10 deal IT.
sturdsst blows ssoinst vice end wrong, whether 10
Church. State sosisty and with the same Ssaslsss
splt will Il enter upon the new duties Of the coming
year.
II Il therefore with treat pleasure that The prspri
sto,s announce that the psper viii don sptirsly
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| QUE NEWS DDPARTMBMT
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-12-16

ESPECIAL THANKS to Gen. Belknap,
Sec'y Of War, for pamphlet copy Of
his Report a. just submitted, accom-
panied by the Report Of Gen. Sherman.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-12-16

COUNTY BIBLE MEETING.-Pursu-
ant to adjournment the Marion County
Bible Society met in the Lecture
room of the M. +. Church in Knox
Vile on Saturday evening, 18th inst.
Hon. Thos. Mcmillan, Pres't in the
Chair. C. G. Brobst, Sec'y.
Meeting opened with prayer by
Rev. d. +. Bonner.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
w. b. Carruthers presented his Re-
port as Treasurer of the Society, show
ing donations and collections amount
ing to s2O.5o. Report approved, and
placed on file.
On motion Of Rev. ID. +. Bonner,
proceeded to elect by ballot the Off,
GERS of the Society for the ensuing
year, with the following result:
Pres't, Hon. T. Mcmillan.
Vice Pres'ts, Rev. d. +. Bonner
and Rev. N. ]. Hodges.
Treasurer, w. b. Carruthers.
Secretary, G. G. Brobst.
Executive Committee, Geo. Kruck,
VIM. Barnes and Rev. B. F. Will
Jams.
On motion of Rev. d. F. Bonner,
| voted to hold Bible Meeting on Sab
bath evening, at the M. r. Church.
On motion of same, voted that the
Elk. Com. be also an Auditory Com
mittee, and that the Sec'y's Account,
as audited, be spread on the records.
On motion Of same, Executive Com.
mittee was instructed to make ar.
rangements for the annual meeting o.
the Society SO as to suit the conven
fence Of all friends Of the Bible Cause
throughout the County.
On motion, Secretary was instructed
to furnish abstract of proceedings o
this meeting to the City papers.
Adjourned until Sabbath evening.
i SABBATH EVENING, 12rH.-6ociety
met pursuant to adjournment. Pres
Mcmillan in the Chair; c. G. Brobst
Sec'y.
Opened by Rev. P. H. Jacobs lead
ing in singing, reading a portion
Of the Scriptures, and prayer.
At the request Of the President
j Rev. d. F. Bonner made brief state
ment of the financial condition Of tn
Society, and its relations with the A
NJ. b. g., and the Bible Cause.
Rev. Messrs. Jacobs and Craig fol
lowed with remarks.
On motion OF G. G. Brobst, q Collec
ton was taken for the Bible Cause
Amount. $8.72; paid to Treasurer
On motion of Rev. p. Fl. Jacobs, tn
Executive Committee was instructe'
| to make out . plan for the Canvass Q
the County, by Townships. by tn
different Pastors.
Adjourned, subject to call OF Exscu
tive Committee.
| r. MCMILLAN, Pretk.
c. q. BRoBsr, Seo'y.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-12-16

A NEW GALLERY at the Baptist
Church, nearly completed. Good!
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-12-16
L CLAI MI

THAT COAL from my Bank, 81 miles sss
i Of Knoxville, kindlss easier, and barn
frssr from dust, smoke, SCOT and oiAdsr, thar
any other Coal In this market.
Try It, and See!
~ Full Supply Alvays On Hand.
r3ll A. r. FRAME.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-12-16

OdG's MILL, formerly Burts', on
White Breast, now has Corn Shelter
in operation.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-12-16
Special n otifes.

TIMBER for Sale, miles from Knox
vile. II, or 81 Acres of No. Timber,
near a good Saw Mill. Enquire of
e. F. SPERRY,
3,21 tt. Voter Office.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-12-16

FANCY CANDIEs-Go to Williams
north side square.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-12-16

COAL.-See adv't of Frames new
Rank
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-12-16

Toys! ToYs!! At Williams, north
side Square.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-12-16

FoR HOLIDAY PRESENTS 60 to
Williams', north side Square.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-12-16
SHERIFF,S SALE.

Dated December 8, 1859.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-12-16

Dated December 8. 1869. T271
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-18
WALHALLA, s. G., FRIDAY, JUNE IS, 1869

change in my acting had been remarked by
the experienced man. He had sympathizing-
ly followed my movements, and as I drew my
dagger in order to stab Desdemona before the
time written by the dramatist, he believed
that It was a mistake on my part, and there.
foro no sprang to hinder me from a supposed
failure. lie little thought that his unexpco.
ted appearance between US saved ne from be-
coming a criminal, and, perhaps, saved mo
from tho soafTold."
"And what of Augasto7 Where is she 2"
I asked.
"she went, like, many o,hors, to ruin
llor moral power totally failed; she sank
deeper and deeper, and at last, in consequence
Of her irregular life, died oonsumptiYo T
ncvor saw her afterwards, and 1 do not think
she ever know the danger to which she was
once exposed. My only revenge consisted in
sending tho letter with my card to her the
following morning. My love was cured, but
at the cost of my dearest hopes and my most
beautiful illusions. Othello is still my favor
lite role. | love it as q mother loves her child.
My misfortune developed my talents, and
through Othcllo | became IN actor. AS of.
ten as | play that part, however, I am seized
with the old feelings. Tho picture of that
fearful. evening stands before my soul. l feel
the same inspiration Of that dread Jealousy,
and The curtain falls amid glorious, rapturous
applause.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-18
M CE Il T. N
UNDER THE MASK
ny AN OLD ACTOR.

Tho play was over! "Othcllo" had never
found such an exponent, and the plaudits of
the public could hardly be controlled. Repeat
edly must the hero make his acknowledgements
to his enchanted admirers; and as ho did 80,
bis lno, manly face seemed to be s%uffuscd with
~iotense Joy and we'll it might, for it was the
first time that he had cyer" taken the chief
part in The play as Othcllo himself.
For many years l had known him intimate
~, yet + ncvor knew his history; that was
his own. My first feelings wore to rush be-
hind the scenes and congratulate him on his
grand success.
"What" said I, "arc you not happy, too ?"
and l gazed almost thunder struck upon him
as he stood in dark, doep thought, and then
wiped his hand across his great high fore
head, as il he would drive away some troublous
memory. He did not appear to notice my
remark at 6rst, but gradually he recovered
his composure, and addressed me in his usual
friendly mannor.
"Do not be offended" said he, laughingly,
cat my strange conduct. You know we ao-
tors are sometimes strange people. Our best
friends themselves do not know our inner life.
Nobody imagincs that we have suffering and
deep smarts, which We must always conceal
from tho world. We must often laugh when
our hearts would break, and tho plaudits Of
the public appear like death .knolls to U.s.
Tho public b%oliovc. that VIC only play with
with suffering /; that we only represent foreign
misfortune, only give Thorn o role which Q
have learned, with moro or less feeling, and
that we only feign love and jealousy, hate and
despair. BIT ho who has seen behind the
ecencs, as ! have, knows full well that under
the assumed appearance thcre is the deepest
e,rnsstuess, tho most fearful truth concealed.
They do not think that tho laughing, fun
making comedian can feel the pain Of bis
siok child within his own heart, or think upon
his wife whom he must leave upon her dying
bed. Yos, We often represent our own life
upon the stage; VIC repeat nearly word for
word our W thoughts; we feel the Same
anguish, tho same pain, which wo must utter
in brilliant words Of poetry. And'I will tell
YOU myself the truth of what | havo just
spoken, which took place in my own expert.
enco. I was once an eye witness to a sccne
which Y eau never forgot. An actor played
tho part Of a tender father, who related tho
death Of his beloved child and hs became
so oonvulscd that ho sank upon the stage
aoad. 10 had, in truth, lost his only daugh'
tor but a few weeks before. The! public
thought he acted magaifcently. and tho cur,
tain fell amid the thundets Of applause, on a
!@yPNs1s ID il ~ yia
b" It is torriblo," ] Dried, conyulsively, ~
can, now, imagine your own emotion that seieIf
sxoa,.in !. ntballo,a. DIt Ifayea yoV The, .ieal.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-18
POETRY.
Is 1t Anybody's Business 7

Is it a~nybody's business
II q gentleman should choose
TO wait upon q lady,
If the lady don't refuse
Or, to speak q little plainor,
That tho meaning all mny know,
Is it anybody's business
II o lady has o beau!
Ia 1t anybody's business
When that gentleman does coll,
Or whom he leaves tho Indy,
Or if he leaves at all
Or is II necessary
That tho curtain should be drawn,
70 save from further trouble
The outside lockers on?
Ia i, anybody's business
But tho lady's if hor beau.
Rides out with other ladies'
And doesn't let lcr know?
Is it anybody's business
Ru: The gentleman ., If she
Should accept nnothcrs escort,
Where he Aocsn'. chance to be?
Is a pcrson on Tic sidewalk,
Whether great or whether small,
Is it anybod's business
Where that person mcnus to cell?
Or, if you see n person
As ho'a calling anywhere,
IS /, anyhody's business
What his business may be th5re?
The substance of cur query,
Simply stated, would DO this:
Is 1t anydody's business?
What anoihrr's tHsi .ias ia?
II il is, or if it isn't
We would really like TO know,
For wo'ro certain, if isn't,
Thore some who make it 80.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-18

A POOR man came to minister aud beg.
ged'to'be unmarried. The minister assured
him that 10 was out Of ~the'qtsssloss aud urg.
cd him 70 put away the notiorof anything
so absurd The man insisted that the mar.
rdage could not hold good, for che wife was
worse than tho devil. The minister demus.
ned, saying, that was quite impossible Mtyo,n'
said the poor man, stths Bible tells W, thaat
ifye resiss the devil, he fees from ye, but II
ye resist her, abe fees d. ye." ].
, 1869-07-16

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ferf1, neSo.,e1nx n IL Ksns.s pseiae stEMartin
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+. IN Eas1ern of,iccs - 3*'- '''''
NJ. Uen1F +. Diox. Mfnietar IN r4,az,t kta.ts for
New To{f so-ruayroM. Whsnce hs MI eoon aau
fot RIO Jlrse1ro Ue Vii tss the recipient Of pft.
rate hauquet tonight II tne Planter1' HOUSE.
s7.~ rhrnns ~ - IL Nlascnta pActfo
, 1869-07-16
IOWA

Drowning Case ut Dcs Moincx-The
CropA-FolltlcnI.
Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune
DEa MONIES, July IL
4 boy named Mcbride, aged II, was drowned in
tho Dt4 no!ues River, In ihla city, to-day, while In
swimming.
The continued heavy rains Of the few day1 past
have accomplished serious injury to the ctopa In
this section. Wheat, which "a Just ready to cut,
Is Knocked down a good deal, II not beyond re-
covcry. Oats are still worAc. The farmers nre
greatly dlshcartencf. and s.J they
do not expect haf crop
II the weather Eef4 settled immediately, nnd not
fourth OF q crop Il the E2tn conttnueA Three
weeks hKo NC had a magnificent promise for tho
heaviest crppA VIC hare ever hal. Corn Is not bo-
Ing injured Fefy much IN the deuEc-
A lrrort bus obta!hH! pretty general creicnec
that Hon. ", L. Allison has Withdrawn 1spE, tho
lists Al candidate for tDtss1 HtAtca HCnAtor. This
report IL enrha.IcAllJ denied " Allisona Intimate
1yirnafA The senatorial team at the present
time u composed Of afr. Allison, Judge. Wright,
q. IL Nlllett and u. n. Cooley, willis DOZEN
other gentlemen stand ready To be sac1iucei Il
need TIC.
lion. j. F. Wilson siccines being considered
Candidate.
The platform and slckas pat In tho field hy tho
Democrats yesterlAy do not aeen to awaken
fhc Enst enthusiasm. The rt1tfosu Is weak
and the GSkct MCAkGF.
, 1869-07-16
Railroad MntteFxs

IsplAxArol1s, July 1a-Tbe Board Of Directors
Of the Toledo, wabash Western Road. have
died resolutions with the Secretary o! SL1tc, sc-
ccr1ng the Law passed ay the iast Legtsaturc, FRO
yii!ng ior the classification Of the boanL 50 that
the term or Ill shall not expire At once. The
State DoArt1 Of Equalization agreed, to-dAy, to
rut down the arrra!scnent OF several railroads.
They s:Ate tha1 they thought the appra!sement
low enough already. but seveEnl sst lower sill.
thought this the only WAY - cQGal;Ic them.
MCEA11fE, 1oF1, Jnl5 1a--Anolhes meeting Of
tht railway committee wAs held .his ucrnrR.
men have now subscribed to the entcrpr!se-she
building OF . line Of the Hock1url, Rock lslaud i
st Louis Road Iom Rock lE.alt to thI3 Place.
, 1869-07-16
SPRINGFIELD,

A Hot Dny-TFcaaury Nccctpsa-
Etntc IYnndE ctlccmcd-AnnunI
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90. rr,n.. ,,,n s,n.n r,,,,,,.. ~ ~.
Public Law. !. pelnsed-coun:cr-
.ucctlon.
6rH1N1Ft3lp, Ill. July IL.
thc,.,o,n,,cr .,,owtrc o. ,cr,ccs IN tho ,hn, md
~ dcor,r.. IN ,hc nm Thc n,nsncr,s for ~
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kta!c sonI' chilled tn ~ tho proclamation q ,ho
tosetnot ~ yauusd} lasI' ~ tAo sa'ue u ss"'S"'
"G1e t, rAn .o,ua3. .n...., .t..,
Tue following insurance companies anvp n!etl
tbcN Ahnaai statements to'Aayt a. le9ulfsh " ths
insutancc lAw: ssnSaino. ol srrnRnciM: WHINE
ah1skt u trepnItt Zimmerman 9! cnleA1o.
q aS aSc "a , .! ne
n"'nR 10 tns 'ena'" ,npx.- tne eop, an,tu
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n - IN rnnTartnr wrrs, r,.,rrfed nY
tns becfc,asy oy stats ~ Inferior 10 the satrple
on - ais VII tne ecp;iaet; -. u Il wniss
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se,tn.t tr.i ~ cnn1i haEr unt,i ttay u ,trycr
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- ,Sn, r,.cr,srd INT nffer an 81 sn,naiIon i,y
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nunu~T n1.o r-,et,cd ~ AZ not m to | ihe eaoa.
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, 1869-07-16
THE EXCURBIONIST6,

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~ ds1spce T5e Inv "; nni snd ne roat
thnnse lsho,er, rlentT: toneTess W 1aier kearre
and euenfs The eaiei business transacted, Win
WEtsr- n,ehar,s and 1;rsy we're Indicted md
t.4ea for tie cy.me Of dtsc,t,on, they having
salne ars}1Iies of tns late. Governor OciesbT
rrreded a jodfe, kimnaFk Aeted IS narshA{,
.nd Kl!tsoa = "Ts'" ,ao me pEssesred o.de1 ID
Srnnit| TrnmbnIi lad Dent were sksjcnAI Id d.
fcnd the runaTpJx. - tneY pIeaded inapi!i,f 70
fa1 ronnt<L The nIen thst fheY wtrr nrotrtct-
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sotnns ,, ~, Al II ths e. ,osa ss' m. and and
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teef tscpendoC&s & S1soueT or tne aaasstI 81 HE ne
1natraamx 70 oa1sd tauHay up anu ose. taess
| pune q Cncis Sam would dAse the hefcaeaa
t1sL Ins sN*af Il tne engineering 11AIe! OF
! toe etseln hoEq1 ~ Akpi1.
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1nd He:Eaea Nnea We noW ne1lg ploatussnsy; :a
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, 1869-07-16
--AlkNN-
MAINE,

Executive ruFGun-C0m1 m cncc1neaf {
MT Huwdofns
ACGCH7A, July ls--The Governor and Council
have pazeoned Miss Henrietta York conF1cted Of
secret delivery. 1t Was case elmllar to tho Hes
ter Vaughan AsEa1F.
The cornerstone Of 9 lzrge cotton factory, to
he erected here by Senator sprague 1 nrothesi
was laid to-day. With appropriate ceremonies.
BHrstWtCk, &Ne., July 1A-Comtnencement at
DoWdoln Col!exe occurred to-day. The attend.
ance wss iuKe. The graduating caa1s numbered
or;,o stebh1as = Sao Fncseo + sna tSat Of
LID. upon J. G. Kohl Of Rrenen, Germany, and
Hon. Joshua z. Chamberlain, Governor Of
Maine.
BRcRsw1rK, Me-, July lo.-At the annual meet
ing Of the Maine Historical Society, resolutions
we're adopted censur;ng the changing o! the nanlea
Of nArAl yessel5-
John 4 shcplcy, OF St. Louls, was elected cor.
tcsrQpdlpE member.
, 1869-07-16

~ rendered him recently. The reformed md
nba1A splr1t Of the P1ct1e Central Infringement
induced HIM 70 acespe. Hts policy VIII be cheap
frtRhH Ind farrs, In order to derelop the vast ~
buItnesa lie 10 IN faTor OF transporting etn}-
1satA Goudlng nasefiats, cos1. noosehold fu1nl-
o. IKE, 1t INT cost-
: oe1eiaor Halaat called On US today. and viii
ceWtag Gathering attentaonx, and ereaJsatpg i b.
mg donc to make Cur ststs ARtoeAale and useful
1he contTass With tho coIdneas md indifference
fnsntested BY the Utah Salnts Il very gu1ktnx.
Akn hEra content themselves with ono Nift 1
piseet And they arc ne4ttcT afraid or alhanacd TO
e ne gentlemen Of our party 300 and converse
The Ogden and Cation party arc at 70 Semitic,
SeHArt ha4 gone to 5itka. Wilson Of tho Journal
and lady, asr here IN ruxts hone.
i4ls not nights eoot fruit IN astonishing at,un-
nea, spstoots plums, II pc and dscaytng for Tanl
OF market RoasttnK.eass IN SEASON. Great
country thia California; J. J.MKpn1-
Congregational lExcur.lonlsts In Coto-
:, Fndo.
DfSTxz. July la-Tho Kansas Iaclfc CongEes-
Moal excursion party arrived Inst evening. ali CO.
Hke5 Fcak. An sp,sscsting proceeding took place
"a, sn sean1aay e11aay II the Gasdea OF tilo Gods,
4tor ecott, q lconsJtyaua read the 10lth aad sd
faGna. AHef COLLATION., provided b. the KAn-
"a AfafIo, !etter1 were reAd IRON Senator How
pfE4Asc Of The satisfaction Of the party.
Aonaa! eren!nG large paY{ Of citizens were
addressed at Colorado CITY BY Senator Morrill, and
HcpftseutatTe Root. The party expect to Whit
Reo: 60 70 California. Tne Others return sia
Omaha.
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uAK7FoRD, Conn, July la-The commence.
ment exercises Of the Wesleyan CnivefHty, u
MiddlctoKn. took place to-day. The folloH1nE
On REV. James u. buckley, Jno@ 4 Foote, Isaiah
Il. KING. Hebron Vincent. EEA pJcs winston;
LID. On Judge Robert Carter P1tsMAu Or AAssa-
cbuettt1: D. b. on Daniel AEeTy v heedon, Doc
tor Of Music on Ehen Touf1ec, organizer Of cho-
r,e at the Pence jubilee Ii Boston.
, 1869-07-16

Heavy Thunder Storm MT Mt11Tnu.
kcc.. House Struck By Lightning.
Epccta. Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
AILwAUE1B, duly IL
4 heavy thunder storm passed over the city this
uoon- Gas had to ba Lighted for business The
lightning struck chimney Of Policeman Be5Xcr.a
house, while tke family were at dinner, and shat
tered the stoyea ana chimney, scattered the
dishes and knocked two children and Nj. Berger
scnse!ess, hnt they recovered with lstle injury.
Several other ptnces In the city were struck, b1t
no damage Of consequence WIS done-
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AuHtFtAs
KaEtNGNTS.l fil1S II EECxE.

W0GKNGEISS : EI0TS IT TECSF-
VIENNA, July u.
Seye:t tunults took Place this week among the
HorAtng1oen At Drurn. The Military Kerr called
ont to suppress the riot, and nred upon the mob,
Killing TWO and TuundinG twelEc. The crowds
hare dispersed, bn, great excitement Sill 7rc-
walls therr, and the authorities art taking every
precanttou to prevent 4 threatened re1e*M OF
disorder.
, 1869-07-16
CANADA.

ConsmcEctnt Ctv1lttIc1 EmpoTtn-
Ifons Mt 11outrcnis
TORONTO, July lh-On Irritation o1 the Oswe1o
Board Of TEnde teputat!uu Vi tht TORONTO
Hoard q Trade Aill Join tic Canada Presa Rx-
cuIt1on to Olwtgo Oh ~ OF August Tho subject
Of new reciprocity treAty Will bt discussed
The imports OF Montreal for June wern 81, ..t =
1L6 aga,ust q, ,bel tI the same month last rear.
DrJ goods merchants design Light itnpoEt.uona
Ibis tall,