Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23

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Customs receipts for week ending June
lvers 81, 5ss. 6s2
Two msach gnmes Of haR-han, OF Eve
innings eacA, vese plsyed iu Washington
cn the Oh. BY The Forrest City Clnh Of
Rockfnrd They were vics0sious in both
contests. defeating TIE Nsfionah 10 70 4
n1d the Je6enuns Is sea
IL report q uhe Burxz a. Sntisfics
aAcws 1h2 q &pesss Of the nine
1nnfAA ending 1ln-- !, wes $Sss, 3o4-
rs; ezpmA, e31s, 31o,S4s
AmoaG The numinaxinns seuf 70 the
0mnae O the Oh were: EnA Wheeler.
RasiAE at Land Ofics u ArinnAs vas-
IN. Diarin az Coinr>dn; Mssk G 1=@
1u6, Raoeivu 81 Public Moneys IA ;he
80 dhtrix: g. ". wilkinsun, Register
q Dc Lad oMx q Dakota City. Eeh-
a HaaA, Oregon, dispstch, received IN
0m Yuncisuo On TIE Oh, ays the Re
ruhaiza ccncsded Tie Suite 10 The Dem
0rzzss By shout 40 The Legal&fure IL
Dsmoczusic On joint hAlloi thefsby de-
fsxstug Williams fr The United ssAaes
Eenxn The negroes vueed uumoicxsed.
Red Clru1 anf pxzsy hAd . nnAl ccuncl
with Secretary Con- Gnd ComnisxioDer
PCkes. on ihs 16sh. Secretary Cox ex-
pisiped The tressy ID 1857 70 the Indians,
ahowtne shcn nn . mKp The boundaries
fxcd IN such trrsty. Red Cjon6 hid this
was the frE time be had heard of snct .
rcgsy. Gnd Gid nus mean 10 follow t. BE
had s,scr asked 10 sign The treaty merely
20 abcv shss be- wss pssceasae. xnd Dos 10
Erxn. their ixndk, an6 J; had never sscen
correctly explained 70 Xix
Seussur NucrI, Of Name, Chairman Of
fhs Committee on Appropriations, and
De5egxse Hoopes, If Utah, had Al inter
yxx rssA led 1EsszS CO tss sfEA. during
whiea lie InGiKn Chied sAsd: There
ruulc t,e no vxy II the whites waited for
the siorx 20 cpmmsnes IL His people,
ksxnx DO food. hare 20 hrsi, and when
sassy 80 ihsi, ihey were tod they were of
sAear resesrssioa, aid were shos a. This
usads .rxzsss, AID the Indians gel blame,
Ex sasY hsss 20 writers OF naners"
The Republican Conzre&ionAi Cam
r~sxn Conniisee recently hsld their an.
nnsi meeting ~ Warrington, and chose
On Executive Commute, a. follows ::
senssor Wilson, a Massachusetts,, Chair
MAE iuho 10 also Chairman Of the Cam
p&sgn Committed: Logan, Of Illinois !:
CAEeson, Of PenDsylvsnia Ketchum, Of
New York; Chandler, OF Michigan; Saw.
yer. 81 South Carolina, and Plass, Of Viz
giniA
The British Minister 81 Washington has
received Al Official letter from Lord
Clarendon, In which the thanks Of the
Lnxii1A Cabinet are conveyed 70 the
United States Government for the prompt
measures taken by the Administration In
the suppression Of the Pen.an invasion o.
CansdA fk
Al the evening session Of the Senate on
the 18Th, the Appor:ionment bill was
passed by vote Of yeas 30 TO nays 10. II
provides thss from and after the Sd day OF
March, 1871, the House Of Represents
tives shAIl be composed Of 300 members.
he East.
Gold closed In New York On the 14th
u li21s.
Hon. lafayette 8. Foster has been
elected by the Connecticut House OF
Representatives Judge Of the Supreme
Court Of thst State.
A resolution sympathizing with the
people Of the British Provinces who favor
annexation 70 the United States, passed
The Massachusetts, House Of Representa-.
dives unanimously on the 10th.
Commodore Vanderbilt on the 9th re-
duced his rates on cattle from Buffalo TO
Albany and New York cia the Central
and Hudson River lines, from tl2O per
CIR 10 30.
Eleven thousand eight hundred and
pinety-two immigrants arrived at New
York during the week ending June IL,
over 5000 OF whom went West or to the
interior.
Spotted Tail and his party were in New
York on the 11th, and were engaged In
whiting noted portions Of the city.
President Grant and family were guests
of Senator Cameron, at his country seat
as Lochiel, Pa, on the 18th.
Enthusiastic eulogiums Of Charles Dick
ems were delivered in several Of the New
York pulpits on the 12th.
The Massachusetts, Legislature has
voted . separate prison for women.
Senator Anthony was reelected by the
Rhode Island Legislature on the 14th, and
Senator Cragin by the New Hampshire
Legislature.
The recent Delaware Republican State
Convention nominated Hon. Thomas B.
Coursey, Of Wilmington, for Cover
nor. and Hon. Joshua 7. Head for Con.
1ress.
The Judges Of the new Court Of Ap-
pesls Of New York will meet at Albany
ON July 70 take the oath of Office and
enter upon their duties. Judge Folger
one Of the two Republicans elected, has
resigned the Assistant United States Treas.
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