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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
CALL on HUNTER for fresh. Oysters

CLERK AND REcORDER.--IIere-
with we give the vote, by Town
ships, by which Mcssrs. Bousqnet
and Hamrick were elected Clerk and
Recorder Of this County two years
ago, their opponents being Iessrs.
hoydston and Martin respectively:
Clerk. Hec0rdxr.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

sIME. LraE!--l now have, and
shall try To keep constantly on hand, ,
Lime 1T the very best quality, III guam
titics to suit porehsscrs. ut my resi-
dencc, one door east Of the fremont
House, Knoxville. u. SFIRRi.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

EYES STRAIGHTENED. On iSntur-
day last DIR. Cornell successfully per-
formed the operation of strengthening
the eyes Of young Milton Boydston,
son Of d. j. Boydston, Esq, Of this
Tp., who has been cross-cyed. Milton
can now see his way through the
world as straight ms anybody.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

GoING TO PELLA.-Our fellow-citi-
zens, Messrs, Thomas Alum, James
NJ. Kelly and John y. Price will leave
us in a few days and go to Pclia to
start foundry, and sash and door
factory In connection Herewith. The
enterprisiDg people Of pel1a have
raised the necessary funds for putting
the enterprise into OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Republicun, 18th inst.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

fAPoIxoN II rep0raedsas treancn-
houaiy ox9ited -nxer the .rcp1rt that
l;axa(no has escaped fnosn Metz viii, q
au14 {lstAshnses,t u trsops, and j.
sAevsSh bis way 70 buy alsuge amount
u Il slposis, Groceries, Clothing.
',A,cfa ~ Jlin~s. In fae't all hts, winter
sug;Sais2, frA,n Jenkins 4 Wilson,
SAxT9iAaht~. southeast oorncr flHasc.
lines rtlie, the place Tor ssTgsins.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

REOR0AzsIxrDeG- bro. Neyenesch Of
ne sJyeekCdzd jsfsrns MS that PeIla
voted ON Monday - abandon its City
charter, and will now come out a. q
fsty Sf the Second ClaAs, South Pella
,,einC annexed.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

THE MEETING called for last Satur-
day evening, 10 consider in regard to
the Night Patrol and choice Of ground
for new Cemetery, was 80 SHINY at
tended That no business was done.
Our citizens do not seem to care much
about these subjects.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

AGAINST 1T YET.--We learn that
Union Up. of Monroe CountyJiat the
election last week, gave a: majority OF
20 against the A. X. & ID. X. II. Tax.
Fortunately that don't affect us now
so much rs 1t would once.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

DIVINE SERVICE REV. Mr.. Wright,
II Indiana, will preach IN the U. p.
:hurch at Knoxville at II A. NJ. next
sunday, I'D Inst, and also in the
e-cuin0.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

REAfOvAJ..--Mrs.M NJ. A. Wnnbnugh
has removed her Millinery and Dress.
making Establishment to her new
rooms, one door soutl, Of southeast
corner. of the Square, where che now
has New and well selected Stock OF
Goods. See Advertisement in this
paper.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

REHoyAL.-Wesley Forsyth. Esq.,
of Clay Tp., who hes been aresident
Of this County for 16yeass, SeArted on
Tuesday for Ibis new home in St.
Paul, Indiana. We regret to have
him leave, but wlsA htm all prosper
ity withal.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

THE CONCERT mt the M. T.. Church
here last week added nearly S25 to the
funds Of the Sunday School. which
viii lie applied forthwith to the pur-
chase OF new Music Books.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

PAST VoTEs.-As matter Of refer
ence, we give herewith the vote by
Townships in this County in go and
'GS. Comparisons are odorous,"
said Mrs. Malaprop, but they are
sometimes useful. The vote given
for go is ON Governor, and that for
'6S is on State ticket:
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

SALE.-B. T.. Williams. Esq, will
have public sale 0f household fnrni-
ture, &C., mt his residence In Knox
vile, on Tuesday, the first of next
month
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

GONE VIsITINu.-M Mrs. DR.. French,
and Allen French, Of Knoxville, start
cd on Monday for visit Of two weeks
or no, 10 relatives in Kentucky.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

KxoxyILLE pRIcES.-Nheat NOM
ihally IS to 10 cts, no market; rye 81
cts, corn % to 30, oats %, potatoes ~
q, %, butter 25, eggs Is.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

RMOND CRop.--The second crop Of
vegetables Of all kinds has been raised
n this section. beans, lettuce. aud
''.ich" are quite plenty again. --lclio
'N,v<1r
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
Local and Miscellaneous.

WARMED, on the 1sth inst, BY Rev.
A. Yetter, MFR. ANDKEwJ. sKxEPPER
Ind Miss MARY r. JACKSON; both Of
Union Tp., this'C'sunty.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

GONE.--We learn from the BldG'e
that Henry Hospers, of I'elln, started
nii Monday for Holland, MS State Com
missioner Of Immigration.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

NEW HorsE.-We observe that Mr..
Samuel Myers new frame dwelling
house. west Of the Square, is approach
ing completion.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

For KEDKuK.-B. G. BeIlamy, Esq,
of this Tp.. leaves this week for Kco-
kuk, to attend Medical lectures.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

No11ers-The undersigned would
respectfully but earnestly say to all
persoaSindebted to hims that he must
isrsist.on immediate settlement. AL
accounts must be squared forthwith.
andhe begs to hope that no further
'ssotiee may be required.
II. J. ScoIEs.
Euc~villn 0cf n .1K-0 ,01SA
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

.sxw .DARn.--n y. smith. Es9, ~
franklin Up. ]. js~t putting mp new
.s.rn. .s:x.:.:., ii-fsot boards.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

TROrTJN0 MA11IT.--A GfantpTrOt-
ting Match Is advertised Ia cv1nc off
ut the Fnir Grounds here, ON Satur-
day, I'D inst.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

1t will be seen that the Republican
vote i'm go was 155 less than it was
the year previous, and that the DEM
ocratic vote fell Off POS In the same
time.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

A UINT.---(}f sall the.wonders known
ofss;si. nsid told 10 as by saint or pay
niu. there's mono c:sil make u man ~
Told as TINT whrrci.y some good may
gaia him; and bcnce we cay, in words
,noet plain. without u truce Of pnint or
tinse3. il sou would n,nkc each trade
gaia. just lay your I,ry tiNsis all of
Kfpsel north side Sqasre your
Uroccriss nc, too. ].
~ --.44 49, --------s-- 80 81
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

FRESH OYSTERS, by the4an or dish,
az Hunters, second door east If Kerr's
store.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

TOTALS. ...........22I a9 2all sa.,I:5 s1R0
Mr.. Jsousquet's majority two years
ago was therefore III; and Mr.. Ham
.jck's IS.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

yrw OssTrE s,sLoo5. secopd door
sa,t VI KcSf's.
, 1870-07-26

=: 3t:Attt iae's. :.u:s.r:,,s orrE two hllt,Ircd.
a'' rn'Eaitltl i's the 10; ariuas Coluue Kirk,
tfa'.e 10 con,,trulirnd ti.r 1,ita:lius Of such
'*>trnlnt'. a'I.i as II sscnc 3'ani: bad seized
t.t.' fhc crowd rushed for the tlto7. aud en-.
.'cav"Eed tn Tass the cnr.lou Of rolaic7s Or
!r'e'Hr:e:s ty which they we're heulnlel III,
ut they were farccd t2r. =, the rplut Of tha
s'asoaet- Several men attempted 10 escape,
a''s we're kt''rke.l down. licked. AMI cl;,bbei
~ fearful maancE, and two llal 10 be car
'..a 9n on I;scn. After order va, rt-
rtcEt-'. Colonel Kirk himself entered tho
tontt House a1:d permitted all those who were
Loi "antesi to raa- ont Sn:s,c right or the
."s' l'fo1lsiltlit ciiLrsa Vt tho County were
theI arrc-ted. among them tLr consecutive
ca'.a'tate far conErrs. in that district Thy
were r"Sv:ssd to Kirk tatnr. where they arc
~" III custody. AEothtr outrage Wa :lI ii 10
tEc iist 1t! t's, ,lan t~n ho.if. after that a,
tle Goars AcHsc. kszk ecn, -.luad. in cou,-
Co!euv! Wiley. former Sheriff af Casw.ll
Comfy. about live r,il.- fr,m lancev.slc,
Wien. they arrived Why wa. ployluy in
field. rom" distance .foul his l,oust. wI;tl,cr
i.,c squad repaired. Wi.:,,ut vAplaiulls t!,r
eaIsc 81 sAtlE VISIT. W,l's ~aH At once seized
in 1osEh 1naHnrr. nuic was taken from
thr t'low, Which tho prisoner vas tc.luir.4l
tc Isoun:. anu in rrrly to hi, demands AZ TO
lie caase Of this treatment. lie received
:trea,- and cur.es. Refusing 10 become a
il=t III: vi:lloui seeing SONS legal rrossr=. lie
NAG GtAoGNA auA ASAtA Ac4A.N "a. h's. 'NA"'7
wl.ic,. he lad rli>moun:cl. The frceh,otcrs
,lrs, tied lin. fast, and whipped the unfoEtn'
i.l,c ,Ian with hickory switches the entire
r.i:.. :c Ya,.cctville. Kirk states that lie l:as
already tr:ansz,4l a tlruE,heaa court-:nartia
:cE the trial Of I'll the ps,tlcs now arrested,
l,iA in t'a-wrN and Alanlalce. AZ to the nj
trr+ uf tl,r charge. to fn preferred Against
1l'El thcrs j. considerable speculation, but Il
j. r,iln,.st they will lie accused of t'eiu., HI
hlu1, All eosue may probably tt coaSictcsl OF
tne ~v::tnce u the same negroes who vert
OPERATING hll-lilax III that section under in
t:Eic1iHue from the leagnes OF WHICH Hol1et
Ii Tie President in the Stale. II Is, s1 in
f"ime1, the intention ct Kirk to execute in ,
SUMMARY manner any OF the parties aeains
aLota the evidence il At nll conclusive OF com
ai:y IN the ale .esi ku-!1iux osirases, AMI il
t1.:sE Ec j. supported l.y lie Governor. lsir'
- n'N il er'~,ct9!, between Alluauce all,
'a.Ntlt c;iatite. nycr twenty prisoners. VIII
are shorty 70 he tried i,y lii cou4 i-marti,l o
thieves Ami frrca,ooter-
WHIP IN the w1v to Alamance, Kitk'e EA4
t.eu toint sertts!ons wurus asout tia
1nost'"iA written the side OF 4 railroad ca
=! Srhs"il ueEA'1. They At u4lce lec2u,e inf,
t'4tea. ana '*it anal n,aI.r,a;el Mr, Frv. tn
,'EeGs. Va rloes futraS.na. Elau.fcr III 91p
Ao a-rHr'ei 'i'eHl Ii" .!ll not know .nythir
a'oEt Hlr e1cosirc Language lie wa- ina
20 Wot'Ls water atrI uA>., tile .T,.t,,y., n-,r]
s,st. aiicr having t"en wld,;e,l. and In. ws
tlMh frlalrcl to wriie -" Cyi'url XIII !. ,,a,
tleE1aE. sitter Wiki. tI4e t,,,1 49,
tarcn:!r satisfied. -
, 1870-07-26

e'l moderate, but dealers have m iculsy in an
tnE al orsicIs Promptly. We quote a. follows:
MhI'tnsh, M. 9, I hi. :.ss -
TrEt, No. J, !: srj. srj...............,.... a.aa aE
MSthtfri. ~ !. u! ....--r--....... 1s-'p,I1h:h
alafkeEfi- No. :. hr1.-.+---......... TO-. s2:a
Maeks1ti. larrc family. J. hr-. 7-;s.4 y,
aa'ktFcl4 Mf1iittn family, !; trl.,. '. AH1I has
Mas n, rel. extra mess, y brl. ...... i. 7.M,a17s3
Markrrrl. extra n.rss. klts.. ...,.. aSha 81:
MhrE"r"l, Mn. I, Kits. a7,a ~,
th"nsh. Ftr'ith rlret!. !.....-,....... S.tuaa -
40. hnA hreft'V. 'V.....-.........-..... s1t2 -
~tliftl heffln.- .-..-......: -. ........ tts4 g.
tat.la!ol affF1nr. = bsl l.--...-....... 9.sia 9..a
I1cN!tsl heFfinE, SA T. t'h-l.......... s.!-la >tb
ltss,.l s,,,i, ls1,hS sa S.,E bs,.~...-. I'm -:
ctn'Atl nat!E'ht, = 1ht 70 S,:f.s 9.Sh
ilAi-'Thcrr was sume little inquiry for ship
nltnt 10 Lake SultfDr and the lumber chl,uirr
AMI srln+ lien and on i'"ai arcnnn: hut thr asyre-
ca'e " kl1ts WaS small an! notwithstanding the
in'.trs,r tfafa.trr II ih. supply, prices were
Timothy. pressed. }t4.sAaI aIaau: prairie. rr.s.rI
sl".'Aa l1.s: stRlufhy, lu&+e, un wagon, I'll ts.a
:@n: ifait1t. fH'se, oil wagon, si3.nt3 l&tN; tut
III MttIy ~ Pressed hAs. tl."sIl.a'.
HlDES-Iht hide market was quiet today. the
,,s i:aE'l b"nr suI a:,,l ta- offerings inv. mi
HffL TO- ling .''tAlitf! and ,rre1 thoroughly
>E>e!. The fnilt tSli. in rs...r.l ii tt.. Is.>.n
inarAtt Il strin thu $k.~ Gu. L~tti.<r E-,--f. r:
lEerr ls hitle II any str III the ht..t n,arSI Re
crllss hase heen rss .nfin. fht. week amt sales
rave '~tti nnktMwn, except in few instances III
~ i't>tc hides. which brought tti1e nssore s..-
t"t"'n-. The 1Helualluns III Eut ~v~'fII liz t'TslA
H.. 'itin:"F >r!.s Of g''''l,'9rr'l nIir~ III r7'.
III, hi"4 r.. IL htkrt Il III stase Of ain.sncr-
thn,estr miles niit ~ per I, higher Civ g7rrn
htttnr's e. =; Z: .ftrn slttrtl. cHR h..:r "a
ih.r: y" hrt'y. ha9i4c; vrss'u 'af, r. ~:
hsN h::tf. l~"s"c: '!ry safr'i. g: a lie: E-'sn.s.
seetc'! cut, u otherwise damaged, txo-tils,ts
Hem .sSl, STEEL-A lao'lcras. nu,iElv-, wa,
.r,A.a'lt'i III thi- 'seFaF:'nent for Nrh'las, asl
, 1870-07-26
sTlle Btlttnl Outfit.

Nearly all the bridal outtit wss ordored
abroad. and waa sel.cied and made under The
supervision Of Mrs. Webster. the kj4ter Of Mrs.
Butler. wt,o il at present in Gcrnauv supetin-
tending tho education OF her oRn children and
the ,wo scus ,,f ticneral Butler Nha are there
With her. Everything is very elegant. AND
neither pains nor expense has s'ccn spared to
make the trouserrn as complete as possible.
Among The tliiag- that were sent we're:
One dozen rtA3es tlt mutt trimmed with Va
lepcienncs; one dozen ru'ss nj nnif trimmed
with French work; one drzen ects under
clothing With EnleucIennes bands and e.iEe.
one dozen rct4 unsler-clothing with Ere seh
embroidered bands athl edges: one dozer
embroidered ca1utric combin: jackets; otAt
14er aud Frecch cnhsoidery: cue latf-,ioze'
e1ntroilcr,.d flannel untlsrsk;rts: onc .lh1er
c7.ntric skirts for Walking dresses: o:,a sGc's
ranll,r1c rkirts for train dresses: one doze1
rair silk stockngs; one dozeu pAr l-sle'
thread stockings two doz,n par E.!bsi .S1u
s1ockiuSs: tllfeo pair slippers: two dozsE
ratr whirc kid Eloves. Fix buttons: one
i dozen pair 1rEht-shade kid gloves. three but
! Ions: one dozen plir tiatk-si.ade kid gloves
! three buttons: four eets French flowers; 81,
fAhe: five hats: tix white cambric dressea
one white French muslin with train: Elk en-
/ nrnstertd lauelin jackets: two point ia;'
isanIkcrcAicss one dozeu valeuctennes hand
kfienlei": pic dozen French cmhEoideret
aAnuSesshtcts two dozen hcusstitched twill
nn2 nnu hanote.rbcfs; point lace oyerskir
Ana nounec hllf yard decp: Duche<sc La,
ose1skirt and t!ounce half ysrI Ire,,: poiu
laee +na~l: two Llama lace sackcts: fou
raf1hols: ei1 suits,
~, 81; ,,Aa'H ls II, the most perfect taste, and
~'i: 80 ~ 5cheil fhince, cr1ui4:telr and laintil,
ts.s.' 1hef. III 1oti,i1:, etlH OF E.,,-footiu !;
"' :" 7'e1'' s'tn'ss A. i. ,:sa ii. s.::. s.v.r,
, 1870-07-26
MARINE ETELLIGEN CE.
Port OF Chicago.

,,,,,,,.t-. - 1,,,-.<
Iainal - sD - -. ,,.,iI! H.! q
E!Hs A!"ha. "'a1t Aa'en' 7"'-'' AesA'A a1'''
suLdilch
s1nr Nanliuxne. Ali"2ukee- u pkSs nsn. ss9 tfs
hfI' nnuT. ,.,.,
ssnsr i.ae"s! ae1 gan: Hh~annte- os pNes As"' W.
n. . 1.,'H...,i, MI, AI - sau.t'te w ,,.as
ra ~ ~. nnnr anil suu.
t8"F sAt haallc' 11e!lAuA' :" o'1' '~"''
t.rleE. - "a, .,i,,,ss L,
l1op AEa tAaase, sshsn1ucA, A'' ~ sSf
Gus s:.ta'> h'!,' 1lss hr,s fish. anJ sut,-
A1oP - a-tas - sN'
,.o H., o.a,,, q. hsrs raIlroa1 iron, AMI
-of .na'r.
~ HI.rr rort t1urpn. 1S9 rkC5 fso
Ffop :. y IaaMsa' io'S
auu euMu1. u,r.,n ,un,lres.
psup Ahn.t na:,E. a:,t; HnIar, suuur7es.
psoP nn.@ s i;ss city, 80, brls salt, Is m
A' 1.wh.r
, 1870-07-26
Z DEATH FROM POISONING.


Fro" H~ f;a's"1 {i:,.l G4l-rt,s, Julys1.
We meu:ios.el J. few days ago the .l-.ath Of
Alrr. Nenxel, better known as ;" Mr.. Hnfr-
man. wlin committed suicide by po.o,,itl:.
Mr nlro stated that there was littls doubt that
she lad previously poisoned ier s,ep.,lauyh-
ter to death. aud had male attempt. on III.
lite Of her husband, whu was Iylug i'll al the
time Of her death.
More light has since beer, thrown npon the
case by the death Of her husE,anti. Mr. Jn!lu
Wcnzel, ri irh trok place a, lis re.i.!;.uc.
near this tity, last Tuesday eyeniu., Or. 4.
Weirirlt. JI.. WHO attended him, iufosMs u4
la, afr. Wsnzel unqnessionablv lt.l from tt,..
elects OF lsuircn..
The circum: tauce-. sornc of which ne l,ev,.
p1eyiolr!s related. arc a. follows: Mrs. MnN-
man. widow OF had repuse. who hal buried
two husbands. was married four months asu
like to W-nxel'h little daughter. about cish:
years old. wlln wns living with them, aud aomc
two months ago tho cl,iia dirl, evidently from,
the effects Of poison. After the .lcati, III :hr
cll'll. the woman manifested hitter hatrca
for her husband. and the couple lived together
partner il, the mining business that she was
making his life miserable, aud he very
much regretted that he had marricJ
her. About six weeks ago. Wenzel. who lad
hardly seen sick dag before was taken very
i'll with t'urEinE, vomiting. and cla,nrs in the
FtDtAAtAs EAHu1AH1E ftII{&OElS OF pol
.onine. ~ his "itc plaowcd him but little a.
tvl,tion during l.is rick,ses. she vas tnll liz
net.ilsor Tint she lsad better doctor tlle I'D
man up. att! get lin. we'll. fo7 il he died -i1r
Wnl''d Gs arrested fur poisoning him. lie con-
timed i'll. liwryer. and expressed tile belief
that his wife had given him poisou lie
! showed 10 thu neiEhhors tile rnn from which
lie drank, on the sides Of WHICH weto grains of
white rowler-'!ss,httess ktrvcl,uinc These
revelations aiparrntlv troubled Mrs
W"nzt!, and she was soon taken iii
, with symptoms similar to those cahi-itel bv
E"r husband Whr:, vsltc by the ,,hv.its:an,
Sue seemed reluctant 10 TAX. medicine, aud
expressed 'le-sre 10 die. She partially re-
cnreted. however. Gu the llth inst. s!ls was
again taken in tic same manner. and d;.l that
IlEat. ! ho fIapcr At strvcllninn Which .xa4
afterwards found partially hurled, left ito
ttl1ht that she died from dose of poi-o,, al.
ninis cred l,y herself. Mr.. WcnzcI fingered
eight days after her death. apparently dying
Tram the effects Of t.oison in tue system ana
liually expired TN Tuesday evening. Ills body
waa very mitch swollen.
The large doren which the woman admin
isitresl rrsHluccl vomiting anl rurEing. AMI it
ir doubtless owing to this fact that tie VIC
Tins survived tie tirss a:tock Thus this tlend
IN hil1nan form poisoned Etct,-tlauShter,
husband and herself. 1t il now stated by
tf:''st who are acquainted with the citcum-
stances Of the death Of her other two ius-
Lands. that their symptoms were similar 10
'lts-t Of the last one, sud it il believed that
key we c poisoned. We iouiu il another
r.,ch female y.o- oicr has lived since the alv-
tf{ {u.Yrtiu ILSrpin
, 1870-07-26

religious feeling. and j'inei the Methodist
| L.NscopA Church un 4er the I4bors Of ;o1,-
u"n Lanpdun, rs.tid4as Il ier, AMI Wll-
ie1 ax,e,s1h1. 1ss1. circuit circuit, rrsnehes qf tue
] Western Conference. A. d. le11. HI. A,use'
during the lifetime Of his pio,s aud dnyotni
| wli'., was ever the home Or the isiper,ut-
AMONG others were Reverends W.lter Hri:titl,
HolYmon Lsrg'io,!, William Duvn, Sauue!
Parker, Moses Crumc, JOHN Sale. John
Strange, David Sharp, l:tlseell I,,gelow, Allen
Wiley and Samuel Vast, and uuu1oert Of
others Of later date He, with john Gibson.
we're the n'al, u1n7seEs aud contributors in
street. @>'N'
lie served ~ Associate Judge under ,ba
State Government, to which hs vas elsstetl ~
tue people consecutively for over rix;..n
Years: and Was elected President of tie
Branel! of the Farmers and Mechanics DAus
Of lnltaua Ill ls.u, and nerve,l a. sucI, witi
Captain Thomas Porter a. Cashier until ,br
banE va. wound up.
lie bought OF john Jamea the 4ite OF New
Lawrfncebu1G. had it SURVEYED into lots. and
here. IN comt'aty with others. started the first
"ootleu factory IN the State.
II maA1n6 trips to New Orleans Le travelled
several times OIL foot through Indian na,ious,
And III purchasing and laying in ,hei, stock Of
goods, he made eeveral horseback Trims to
!hiladeiphia and back. The gonfs Il that
aaE ., "eEe E. m hauled l n wagons g Brownsville,
<-tA lINt OA H0AAA hEt4 VI uaE U0atA aud
brought here. 1t usually took three xnoutLa
III Eojug East III purchasing the stosa OF g,loda !
AID getting them safely delivered to Law
renecburg+ These three months were mouihs
oi tod and privAtion, and expenss Of every
k:d. The cost per hulnlred of hauling roJIs
ftcm Philadelphia TO Pittsburgh ur IIsowus-
vile was from - to =io-TAeu from =; 70 s.
from lfttsbusl,h here. After the tcceip. Of
the goods heIe the difficulties uer.
Lr no means overcome. 70 s4tl ;L:..r
goods they hal to b.coms pr5.lu. e
merchants, to take the farmer + proluce-NI-at
and corn, l'osk AID btef-anl pack it, maau-
favture tie wheat into iiour. haze ,4rrel, |
made, build OF lug ua-hoat-. and with great
eApense OF riaA OF property cuu,all, the Wuolu |
to adaustro,la scyys;c down tllo Ohio a,li |
N'seinsipIl lHseFs tu New Orieaus. for tie: !
bad no other market. And this, too, wien
Marou and his baud Of robtesa lufested the |
lower r7rels from "Cave-itl-lsu-k," un tie
Ohio, 10 NatcLcz, on the Mississippi.
Judge DuLA wan commissioned p,.tma. .ter
IN 1913 by Jalne. Madison. and continued tv |
appointment 10 eame position By Janes Mon
roc std ,Iuau Quincy ADAMS and hell tit, |
sam" up 10 ls.J, during term OF sixteen |
!tars.
Judge Dunn married AZ q sccnnd wife 1lrs.
lis1ra I, lluitcr. wiIpw OF the late Major
James W. Hunter, and sister of the late e liz
tain lsaar l'rutzman in 1871. With llc. lie
lived Lar..y Ter ritate VI twcu,y-sevzu years
, 1870-07-26

CH.AGn. 1Els :-Te s:-T.e tn..sw:ne s'sa: !neat.
IA,.,n. wheat ..xr III Nrw Ymk-Crutr, 81
i"rIs. Frica=o. Uni Ifa1'phta. .nntc l.H.aS whra,
'hrcmgh rate. Tt l,.rta.rl-rra,p $. D. caldwell
tori Through Tate. IL kiax~tpn-Schr frnniAtt.
VII, II /, ;.e; bark Euu;sa;ucss, sai,e Il. GuIcT.
.cE-SrhT I'.nIia. RON =. flee of t.ieyatlLu.
HFTI,t!. .IH! 90 -Thrr. il 4 faIs anu punt al
Fh!ra.n fr'ght~ nf"ltnE and vts.4'l+ can .&,tafn
I'M fAr fnr thai la'nt- t'th@rWts.' the market IL
GEHt antl !ats's an unrhang,4- Charters: >rn~
VII, L. Hannah, iussIt~r. lexington +" >aauskw
q s>a IN r.Al. with s:l1skt an, larh fDr tr,aka ~
=: =. al :: setr j. I. il..ls. wheat, prirptf "
b-~"gn 1tIt.t
NHwA-EKF. tnlE s3.-Grain fretchta Aen frulrr,
af,l isHsfAls rt7s--la he'll ri ~. Ei1s-tn,,
ls~". Engagements: To Port rUrtst--schE
EinaH .Ailtn. wheat III Gr.
1uLEIs. July :s.-i .segr Il IN change tn repnrt.
ILest. Late t e.. StH. ri rhlG.S >s.t.c tEr last
Principally ~ k!r--f.'n ~ - f"' wheat trleI
ratts ar: tn I;nfsal,. a,r: nt,-wrIn, Etc,
, 1870-07-26

7 Tt..Y iIyTT{I
| scat Gttke htle, Ausktcoo, :!o u atnr,.s
! Stnl 3s1sT Nau. eISen na1. 4;tS n >:
| shl r Elu1 1nnns. , Man.net,, ~ @ r. .utn.
Sn. 49, -. - :: .n,. un. n.. - ~ -. y 'u, ,sa
~. n.',;t. t e ~ ~ III, ~ y ~ aa.Et ~ ',
| S"A Ht,tlt eaa'Eu. al14' ~ ~ i.laoSt'
| LOW l. l1!nter. ss,n'o has.n, !. q. Gath
HA5Er FHtt, MuSAe-ol. Seo n !u1nhes.
sthI anrs!. Eas: Lske, . u luinter, - N timber.
~. ~. reI.'a; tu'i!hStH1, ls' q lnMbcf.
80 sts Fl ~, f!trn, buAAin. ~ sans sSA-
80, S!tt iuaia sausatllcA, ~ ~ lGhstl.
~, ; HUI Lay tts ta1 htls tast a!sti snIaites'
,S in'~Eiil- Dt'ntt', 141 Ill lumber, 81 IN LII.
FL ilattte Earl, Sastatnck, s., nj lurubet.
- e. s1 !tMpo, Nan! itce. in III l1.alt.r.
Schr Wfnnn. MGsHfE''n. IS n lumber 5tn la n
Iaih 'iehoallnce, l'5 IN Ihnaerr ~ Ill
S,h- t1;t'.,
80. tanat1. AuskecOh. 50 N lumtIer.
,xhr ~ Erni T s"u ~ u iaint'ef, S5 n afh
S..h1 Ssm' f,ce,,a . aa1seos ~ III t nI'tr
go Ca,,, @ ~ tsII, IT, H. IT,, '1tles, -" n lHnaer-
sch. srtst, i 13tsia r.,tr, nt1, @ COS NnS-L
SIR Hi, ~ cMa. wano1, S1ante, 81 ras W'.d'
ath e"A1' -e 80 III lolntcr, u III
, 1870-07-26
FEAN1rok1, Lnsy 2.-Bonns orsur,I st.a4ix

's'.s ~. -
LIvEnT,s,., L*,F Ga-T:onr ses Fl. w,n,e,
wheat. lIs lit: r.. Thfa.. lts ii; white ya,.ar.
lis ~. cnrn. rs 81. Lard. .;.sa
LivsKr,,ol. .Ini, ea-1s r, IL--Thre whca1. f1s
Rest unchanged.
LlvEsPooL, Ju!y ss-Eycutns.-''otssu market
t.fal haes.
taluuEni4 T.Ite wheat, 1ls5Lal1s 81: 1eu
Western No, ?, lps winter, ms lid. Western
81 Bssles.:s. Pe*-. .ls.
rort. 12'-. Et.t. - al. Lar!, 7;s fl. Cheese
:2s- baC+.ll-:-,% iut tUuiI.eEl1::I kI- =. ss47,
Elb- Pf0H,.t e uE.'..A.-e,l.
LoSDoS, -. .a-Talt"w ~ Common r,stn
s. ata Is Cl!ru,;: :.asee,! Es li3s 81. L:lsccd
ri heavy At 51a- Petroleum a3 tniwe1;, dull Ae~
rllEln2 10 30.
IiAsRE. Iuly sa-cot,oa opcael arra .: esi on
the snOt