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, 1870-01-08

CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

FRIDAY RvES1s0, Jto :,
Sales o sIn. flour. aod prov slons vii be found m.
Der the led e UonHuere,aL" and the esAin in al
lcte ctht9r lac x1IIcetcd-
,Bu1IEIi-ktrrlred, = so5 ~; tttpped 10 20 ~.
IhsIe Was % 1n"1s tsauiy Tor thippns e:1des, whi:h
NtIG ToEe HrTuty held II eept .1lrnee Tae IN ayket
fst shoies auai;ics xu ,'.o !nst. but nanle.liy
r.ite: with he bu!k q t.'cs at su.idc % mrdn 6k,
$40 &c: ean sIsdet, H{aGe.
:. .EAEi1SG-Aacth thcf lsics Day rAs experienced II
tits department ef trade but the tone OF the market
Tas MN. and anotat1uns wcfe well sustained Ill
s1ea.a VS. san:,eae T. quote; siHk ta+ei e Sttten
EhEt. gig. AIl+liraa a. t1c; Auise:cot-t1. ac:
Ct ION 4. E1nnitt. 4bu, &C; buzlaps, ssae so
Aater. Sc =
BRAa-SA]e. 10 ton. /, as o. o. track
NlnlLlcGS-SalraA ~ toue eoxree At i GO.
,CHRtSE-1bere w&s No considerable m ,vccent II
flts Atitle tntAS aud vaurs rcn47fl uorntux4ly u1
LEsnEcd, Ihe feeling ae~eop~d. however. x4s le.s
oEE AID Hlsa lower frtces pTeraiEs In the R1tt th.
!Aafstf hal rather doxuTArd Io,k. We rtpe.t eu.
ntt: Stw fcfk. factoFJ+ lHa.rc Illnois facta1y is
a1A: Nestrtu Rese.ve 1.talAc.
COAL-Was IN aetire demand tadAy. and the
9esiyattt Pre- ensed quite snfm..ed splca:anee.
hs.sh Ii lasa s:t;sslses liz Lshsh n!cn,tsa sltca:
ss sststalnG9: E,is I'D E!cs Hin e % aao9 Pil:.
tree. and !" ito* Bank. Il 81. fliaols coal, sA5os
, 1870-01-08
MEDICAL,
FOWLE'S PILE & HUM0R CURE,

Oae bottle wasrar.s4i persrst cure for Ill iad. O.,
fHES Iaet, ton1 Hss:st, Ia tne c.st q
S!A. GATAAli1I. aud a4l dltt-4e Vt the SkiS ala
hLcgD iateIn.1 aud extern 4 ice Ensirtl1 steet,-
ihs neney and chazxeit h.ek to Ie- No failure. fof
E!tMG over l1.av Gerttacatt: q We n.!ettst cMttr
ton SOLD evty whefe. One dollar bottle send tsr
EtlE Ve.'d
, 1870-01-08

PATENT WINDOW FAST,
PATENT WINDOW FAST,
To hARDWSRE DEALERS, CONTRACTORS,
Er1LDEES IND csRPENIESS.
TIE NEW PATENT
Never-Failing, seE-Loeking
WINDOW FAST,

Tl.c oriy subttta:e fcE weights and pulley. Aai =
ee:nlis tt AID iefftet SELL LOCKING rprE. 4. lees
ts than the cid. nrifsh and nnsate t.reta!o.o
introduced. No ta:rAtaH. HissAn9. hr-ati~ S',rpn1
ar I''.7y my. hut ALWAYS SAtK,-Sr1 Locking NIL
sksk1 FA11Su No caSt. csn,s. wh,ria bands, oC
rulers To cet out Of order. sespcrea ttl rIsiuSa
break 1t ueser tais +. t''Lfart tH2 the wiuw jax
HAtre suh 'tstr IL t:sa bel< ,c1 q arrr,,et icwu
Il can lc ts:.ed Lowered the rr.c:t t1ir f- rei-
la'ur, and then aE t+ re h~ks -.t. NJ oh-r iadov
t1tnrc Ettrntt. t. hArk shc window soe1I,y
fucser place pcr;:inu- It work. cally veil p
" ItIa NIA. ID sirpl<, effective dlrabl
and ratuttr ttAu sptiag atfndlcrd. Cfi.les
ch.tustd to dnt e:uslc f.1t,t Il i. eharly aud
n.sHsujT'eir rs say uiechAtie 10 nht ri. s,~.
Every stk st 4.tr in tr luest tlsuuth naanrr, aud
h,'rfattrl tetfstf Dr.etrtiFc CEetl.r.. With pX5d
List 'itfrtt~. int promptly on applicati,n.
Lterl terri. 10 AycIis.
Oeaed AMI Manufactured e,caEvc3v ',y :ise
BOSTON s. 1lERlDEN NsNVkE CO..
III EEpERALsr., EOSrOS.
sud;7 ;7unAAiRHKS-sr. NEW YORK.
Pw.rLMIa GencsNl Uu.c e.s T,ave!ir5 Agent
, 1870-01-08
Trade *aa dull. but no change Of importane.

r"1sa eh, tnsufsy and prices ne n:te b:t,er Than
p.1.in,i P,i.'. ss4aloc none rneh. q slne Bah
ehsINal 9,.;algae; Do healthy; satss..c: do, Earc
market rrest1ted vhe ssle general feasufe. i. aatea
10 rp.rFiout feeottt pticef are trn under fair in
gotIy skIo,lost: Zinc. bs Il 81: ORDINARY, coarse,
I'll s2,Na1-.;; :, ground solar, = bEl - Is: di.-
Iairy. with LaFt, sssaa5i5: without hses. - 47 IS
splCEs-N ont!rue e quote = tolsv.: Ailt se,
-,sls4s !. y; s.,'a. 7uts !se: pepper, q
EfARCH-Tte 1eu,4u3 VIZ # linit-I character
rEd priets ws.r .lH.o.t nominal: k,r1t.o.d esEE ll<
aEe Lnrr ~ alsHe:, ru,s iauu5y, l6e: ottA1e
+: esttn lsslle: Peesis corn, 1I@le; Ottawa lsnr
d!ysEjMet.
l. trm and pixies are 6rm At the following tanse:
- re. si.Msiio d. IL. ia s;,r. &c sho.et.
sLA@1a: .ule:ioz, T. dne tEPs5ts, Fl 94Ln.
EIArau. a+ sLea: c.lored natnFA Ir1f japan. SLca
ts1s: eood to n.se eunpowder. u saAl4s: ehoee to
lALLDH-s.!es oi Pkg n 81
, 1870-01-08
SPECIAL NOTICES,
DIR. Rfcilau's Golden Remeate.

Use taese only aaa tavo time. hesl:h I'D n,cnsr.
$1,000 KE:tARHfus my case Of di.e4.s, Ia as
staSe, wE1th they FIJI era.
Dr.. RfCHAUS GDLpx. BALKAN, 80 L -e,zsv
QIerrs. liberated So:e Throat aud Mouth. KJs1
QutAneo4s sElr.oEs. Cuttef-colaset Bktchts, Eiz3.
Teioz aiteladrs sEd BiooS Parsaes aaoEs sras5r
IL mercury 1cn the sTstetn. md leaves the naod pl
Dr. hIdkAu-s GOLDEN 8ALsAA. No sxe.
uyr+ immediate reliei In ~ ea.rs.
P1co ot ethec No. a. y Fer bottle of Two soe<.a
bf R1oaAus GOLDEN AET1DorR. rap4a 70.
saheal Sure foz Ill uEsaaD DetsaSeneass. Prizes q
nF. HluaAu,e 0uLDKN KLIx1K DAMoUR,x
RADICAL cure 1T Nesvoss General Debility, old q
{oEnF tInPAtuuk EuA0 With wonderful etfect. PIE
5. lef hotte- Y f7s- hot:les Tor -.
xnF t4ee horpt at:ecslcn PAID to III eo1Tespoaaess,
GOLDEN KEMHDlH. q, Il. KiIH ARDS. SoSo Pfss
xss... PET g. = i Fl; EioRAhbs Gfsis No - yss.
New York
Medical and Surgical Institute.
sf-CAar*s-l ~ tAs L<-7a,a..re Of Ri.eo~4S~S.s
Fer disc ste1 Of tie Throat, LunfE I!rnA:y Organs
Aui Ftn4sle Dlfcs.eA II .ttie'ed with Aay of tho
nSe. etni fur Me :ea J1urual cnnt airing par
tleulaKe. l. WILLIAMS, u T.. Nils ankee. Nil
Beautiful Hair FOR the Holidays,
We AT entr See hos rAridty AMI tleAsantly II wiz
tn lt work It l. rich. he4:hy ere amy, deiighstoi
Eat dfcsstHs n1 aft1uz lie -trruE.h TO thA
Nr.Stf dsf .r1uts esas hair 70 it, erkn colr. and
A. ChkyA11EH y y ~ rs't Twentv-t{ It n T.
, 1870-01-08
OCEAN STEAMERS.
PACIFIC RAIL STEAMSilIP Gus
STEAha DlRttIIO L0nDOH,

LONDuN AiU NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LISF.
s;"tn;rs i:tt:h':tly to lo'.loa fso;a rae1 No. !,
c-tISlc5.
!tllca...~.......J.n sai Feb II
CtliA-. .Er1. 26t
EeE !atfaft t. EsnbafF. Hse1neu, Exvtr, P,ria
Autp erp nnd + s:srta eheate.s e7,.:rary rA.ex
AttIF 1t n d Fir at1Ay, Nr,y York, or tu j AZ
MAkhAl h. rosr-r LA>slie md Madison stA, i!neaSo
Far fir,fhs ., HGWLaSD& AaFlSMALt, 81 So1ih-
, 1870-01-08
RAILROADS
Arrival and Departure of Traii;s
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

1eiet oa.ss .sa;hs... sssa;i 4 1.t.t "a I4fs:..
e't5st SsRoaa59:s s-:tn: sfa ri: Szsas ::s:s IsE
:s:; E4s. f's;., IL: Ssz; ,|:$ ,s5:$
sss rsou t.:.tt s,sss .PPs
E't:1s: :ss Ba9!<s ;e8 sss
R;..i =: E:sa, FaI Ri19 .na
CIV. ~: Ia "a xas S5 lss:s t:S:s
! Lt. ta.n AceouEnods ii 1n..--.--s 6:l1pR s6aDar
EEso7coiass d:nsi I'd Kiszie s::tes.
Es:7au rits93 .aa Es;a.tsn. sp5 ss15
Esfs9.I SS:ss ;isS5 :ssSs:5
" antr,eaa Fs1fstsr: pm .e:llA1
@ sas sa!s o sa.s
s nrfo5uoosreE Canal sa: k,n:i1 ses,
Ssat;!.: CIV xsssssSsa;;ss:-:::s s@es ss :srs srs
SS6 5GSi3F Ssstfl safs:ss<sdsas
c..r3 >,.tl. 9stos L.ro7fos:es L. :sst
S.ss k.asdt k4i .s.tsxti::::: !s:s n %
O. SsGs:a si,s.ffss,iI If. i:ss Viii @'E 07
ss:$;E;* s$;; !$S 81 s;s: zE
Las y
d do do :, saa4 + m 4A:ls r.
do 20 do =. sG:lUt ta s1;1s r N
{Ss Iec{. st.purh trzius1
nAv vFx7res.,...,,,,..,,,,. sa:YA n 9a,pr
" 'aanday; as si;sr:sd. tsassls5a = czecftsa.
.-
LAKE sduRk AEp E1uAlGAH SUUIHEER
o,p,1-cc7., q, ~ vAlEw1I; taTtn I'm sb.,,,...,
nekc: Uf;ee. 55 Sjs;L c,srsn. s'ao seees-
As1l,,-......,,. ,...-,,.,.,....s 6IV1m .s.tone
HE+tl1i Eet. Yo:k Kyr.esf.....s s1Ca III sIuJetnr
asa: k1s;s..:;:-:::.::;::.;: ::. :.:sS1@ ':s:sss 'ss
p.y Easfe.is........ -. - s:asa .sspr
~ ~ " Nv fAS
MICHIGAN CENTBAL RAILROAD
Ishs e1reet. eo.ne1 II nxt51eAes n.Sr5-1 on'es
Ctjtssa = fai51s: ~ o0A.SAN' 'S-'s 0
aiail,,.. ........... ss11xu ss:1pE
L1s BIp1rts.. 80. $50 an sl9a0pH
nspo a1p; As, ;o 3Sp@
TsJsl. RsJ ss1am SoI .Ie59pE
asnuEh HI r. reses-;-.. ....t 41Np -. ,se04 z
Sunday excepted; SssaG z yfFSrfSFa A.onda1
exeep:ed AGaA y. nhnA nuAIa.
orus3A F13aea1ef AEeus.
,r,,..n ar,.,, y,rr.,.t71 1,or.,urv. 3,
G65oAeo' Ga5 ~ oAA-1'o 4os { HA!!lkuAI
IT, Trc.. s1n 5WpE e
HsS.d.I: ssss@a.od;iioa...:...ia ia:ep5 .s%SSee
1u1era Aa Pa..sass9. as... npn sEn .s9p@
~ gsS4s omnodAs,ou--.-.-ss!0p s7IsaH
rxurp,u
, 1870-01-08

FL1DlT EVENING, Jao1
The fol-wns tAhir sknwa the daily receipts and
tI ltnl- Il se .ioc1 duIib. the week up th.s ey.l
4. rtroTtritT tte Secretary Of the Cnl5n Stuck
, 1870-01-08

1Ual tue Fpeclt eGpUF.H ltoln Tue P5tt Of Now
fork are Eow fair criterion for the spece cx-
ler: OF the whole c.uutfy ts sno- t,y ths facts
ttaF, hlse the movement from Gait :ruia Is be-.
pC rapidly transferred to the overland route saen
Important cities ~ Boston export no specie u. slI
TIE fnll0wi1g, from The annual review Of the
trnae Of Bo-t,p. IA the hipp.na Lit OF tuat city.
tbows that the export OF specie from there has
Y1rYu uulI a&en.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14

"OUR CIRCUS" as performed by the
boys at the Exhibition last Friday
night, was really comic. The "Clown"
was well done, but for some cause or
other he failed to get off that old
rhyme about "Arabella" and "um-
brellan and "smeller" and buy your
Groceries of Rockafellow, at his tip
top Grocery on the east side OF the
Square, and when you've been once
you'll 60 again.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14
CHAPTER SO.

CHAPTER SO.
AN ACT authorizing counties to build
bridges.
Section l. BE IL enacted By the General
Assembly Of the State Of Io,ca, That the
Board of Supervisors of any organized
county in this State, having population
of fifteen thousand, may appropriate for
the construction OF bridge, the SUM Of
ten thousand dollars, and for each addi-
tional five thousand Of population, there
may be appropriated two thousand dol
lars additional. Provided, that in no case
shall they appropriate for said purpose,
to exceed twenty thousand dollars.
Sec. 2. All Acts, or parts of Acts in
any way conflicting with the provisions
of this Act, are hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. This act being deemed of inn
mediate importance, shall take effect from
and after its publication in the Iopa State
Register and Cedar Rapids Times, news
papers published in Des Moines and Ce-
dar Rapids.
Approved March 25, 1870.
l hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the IoWa State Register
March %, and in the Cedar Rapids Times,
......... ......... 1871.
ED WRIGHT,
Secretary of State.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14
Local and Miscellaneous.


To THE PUBLIc:-It IL hereby
apreed between Better Bros, Pub
fishers of the Pella Blade, Sperry 4
Barker, Publishers Of the IOscd Voter,
and J. L. Mccormack, Publisher OF
the Marion County Democrat. that all
Of the said Papers adopt the Advance
Payment system for Subscriptions,
aud adhere to it strictly, as hereinafter
specified, viz:
After this date Of February 0, 1870,
no new Subscription shall be received
or entered, for either paper, unless
accompanied by payment in advance
for the full time for which it is
entered.
On June 1st, 1870, all Subscriptions,
for each Of said Papers, on which all
arrearages have not been paid up and
advance payment made, shall be dis
continued; and thereafter the Advance
Payment system for Subscriptions
shall be strictly adhered to, by all Of
the said Papers, without exception. !.
Advance payments may be received
for as long or as short times as patrons
may desire, whether for year or for
any part of a year; but in all cases the
papers shall be discontinued SO soon as
the payment expires.
This Agreement does not preclude
either Publisher from accepting any
other than cash payment on Subscrip-
ton, provided only that it is in adj
vance.
And to the strict carrying out Of this
Agreement, each of the undersigned
is hereby pledged in honor to the
others and to the Public.
Our reasons are, briefiy:-That all
our expenses for Paper, Ink, Hired
Help and Rent must be paid currently
in cash; and that ample experience
has demonstrated the Advance Pay
ment system to be better, safer, and
more economical, not only for the
Publishers but really also for their
patrons; and as well for County papers
as for others.
And upon this basis We confidently
solicit from the intelligent and fair
minded Public that support and en-
couragement which their Local Press
will still strive to deserve and may
reasonably expect.
This Agreement to be published
continuously in our respective Papers.
( Stamp BETTER Bros, Blade.
! Cancelled SPERRY 4 BARKER, Voter.
il. MCCORMACK, Democrat.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14
RED Rock, April 4, 1870.

EDITOR BLADE:-I learn from the
Voter that the number of paupers now
in the Poor House is seven. This looks
very well at distance but let US look
a little closer. We have some poor
who have been calling for relief for the
last six months, but to no purpose.
How is this? Let US look moment.
One year ago the poor of Red Rock
Township called Oh the Trustees for
relief. The Trustees asked the mer-
chants and others to pay out of their
money and means, to which they re-
spOnded cheerfully. But in the wind
ing up the Honorable Board of Super
visOrs got the thing into their hands,
and after long and laborious session,
came to the conclusion thusly:-Since
the people had been so very kind, that
the Honorable Board would still con-
tinue that Kindness by making a pres
ent to the County Of the peoples mon
ey and means, i'm some cases part, In
Others all was disposed of in this man.
ner, and the people went from the
presence Of the Honorable Board, feel
ing sad, sad for themselves, sad for the
poor, and not very proud of the Hon
Orable Board.
This is the secret, and today the war
widow and orphan children are beg
ging i'm our streets. and the poor laws
are blank and farce. Some tax
payers may laugh, but it is death to
the poor, and shame to the County.
Yet, it may be all right. If SO, all we
have to say is, God bless the rich, the
poor can beg. This may call down the
vengeance of some high official, there
fore l will keep my name secret by
subscribing +. w. STARR.
You speak too hastily, friend Starr,
and convey an erroneous impression.
We are assured by a Member Of the
Board, who knows precisely whereof
he affirms, that the County has done
more for the poor of Red Rock Town
ship, and paid out more money for
them, than for any other Township in
the County. in proportion to the pop
uIation. Bills have been presented to
the Board for wines, oysters, &C., fur
nished by merchants Of Red Rock to
the poor Of the Township. Some OF
these bills have been allowed and paid,
and some have not. Hinc iI9 ZACH
rymR.
And are you not aware, friend Starr,
that the Township Trustees now have
the Poor House keys virtually under
their control? They have but to GER
tify poor person to the Poor House,
and in he goes. If there's room for him.
How then can you throw blame upon
the Board in this matter? The Board
may err in judgment; but we know
that as body, they earnestly and
honestly strive to do their official duty.
They have hard enough task OF 1t,
for poor pay and no thanks. Don't
throw any unnecessary and unjust
endorsements in their way.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14

court after the General Term Court had
rendered . decision thereon, then the SUI
preme Court shall hear and determine
the same with the same force and effect
as provided I'm chapter IS aforesaid.
Sec. S. This Act being declned of i'm
mediate importance shall be In force and
take effect from and after It's publication
In the Iowa State Registcv and Des Motnes
statesman, newspapers published at Dea
Moines, Iowa.
Approved March 30, 1870.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the IosCa State Register
April 1, and in the Des MOines States
man March 81, 1870.
ED WRIGHT, Sec'y Of State.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14

the University upon an order from the
Executive Committee thereof, counter
signed by the Secretary Of the Board,
and addressed to the State Treasurer.
SEC. 2. This Act to take effect from
and after its publication In the Ioscd Stdte
Register and IoWd City Republicans.
Approved March "a, 1870.
l hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the IoscG State Register
March 20, and in the Iowa CITY Rcpu6ti-
can March 80, 1870.
ED WRIGHT,
Secretary of State.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14

COOKED FoOD.-The benefit of
cooked or steamed food for stock is
shown by the following:-Howard
Cunningham, of Knoxville, weighed
a hog on the 2lst day of March last;
weight 4O4 lbs. On the 18th inst. he
weighed him again, and found the
weight SO lbs; showing gain of 1O6
TBS. in % days.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14

PURcHAsEs.-Mr. Henry Bender,
just from Ohio, has purchased Mr..
Israel Ross's farm, l42 acres, miles
southeast of Knoxville, for $4,000.
Mr.. J. J. Hanna, also recently from
Ohio, has just purchased a farm Of 80
acres, adjoining the above, from w.
and NJ. Throck morton, for 81 500.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14

ANOTHER HoUsE.-Mr. James l..
WEIGH, six miles southeast of Knox.
vile, is now putting up a frame
dwelling-house, entirely of pine lum-
Der throughout, 24x26 feet on the
ground.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14

NEW BARNs.-Messrs. Walker Te-
ter, John Morehouse, James Amos
and several others in Union Tp., are
now putting up new barns or making
preparations to do SO. Marion County
will soon be well supplied with barns.
Good! They have been much needed.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14

PARALYsIs.--Mrs Highbarger,
whose sudden paralytic affection was
mentioned last week, received Sec
ond stroke last Monday evening, rem
dering her again speechless and
HELPLESS. It is q severe atfiictiOn.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14

SHEEP KILLED.-Messrs. James
Cooper, Jonathan West, and W..
O'Neal, living near Knoxville, have
had some of their sheep killed by dogs
<lstely--the latter gentleman losing 4S,
killed and wounded. I'VE gather from
the Democrat.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14

BURGLARY.-The last Weekbtdd
saws that some thieves broke into
Stubenrauch's Store in Pella last Fri
day night, and stole some clothing.
Amt not stated; and thieves not
known.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14
CHAPTER 8.

AN ACT aepropriating funds to the State
University of Iowa.
Section /. BE ii enacted by the General
A sseanbly Of the State Of IOWa, That there
be appropriated out Of any moneys In the
State Treasury not otherwise appropria-
ted the sum Of twenty-five thousand dol
lars for the use and support OF the State
University for the next two years.
Sec. 2. OF the amount so appropriated,
one-half shall DO paid over annually n
the Treasurer O! tie Board 1t Trustees vt
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14
CIIAPTEk Al.


AN ACT to repeal Se&ions l6, II, ls. 10,
Acts Of the Twelfth General Assembly,
and providing for appeals from the
District and Circuit Courts To the SUI
preme Court, and fixing times Of hold
ing Courts.
SEXTON l. Be IL enacted by the General
1SSembiy Of the State Of Iowa, That Sec
tHOns 10, II, IL, 10, 20, Il, 20 and "a Of
Chapter SO of the Acts of the Twelfth
General Assembly be and the same are
hereby repealed.
Sec. q All appeals from the Circuit
and District Courts shall be TO the SUI
preme Court and shall be taken in the
same manner, under the same rules and
with the same effects as appeals were Ia
ken from the district to the supreme
court before the passage OF chapter SO,
laws Of the Twelfth General Assembly,
Propided: That appeals from the circuit
court and from the district court shall be
taken within six months from the rendi-
ton and entry Of the judgment or order
appealed from and not after, and the pro-
visions of sections 1851 and 1882 Of the
Revision of 1850, and all other provisions
of the laws OF this State, now In force in
anywise affecting or regulating appeals
from the district court, shall apply in
like manner and with like effect to APP
peals from the circuit to the supreme
court, subject TO the provisions Of this
Act.
Prorided: Further, and when the time
for appeal from the district or circuit
courts to the general term "A provided by
chapter 50 Of the Acts OF the Twelfth Gem
eral Assembly has expired, before the ta-
king effect of this Act, and no appeal has
been perfected that the right OF appeal Is
mt vaviyed by this act and no appeal
shall lie.
Sec. 3. The District Judge of each Ju-
dicial District shall on or before the first
day Of December, A. d. 1871, and every
alternate year thereafter designate by an
order made under his hand, the times
for holding the terms of each circuit
court in his district for the two years en-
suing. which order shall be filed with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court in each county
in each Judicial District.
Sec. A. All appeals pending or taken
to the General Term at and before the
passage 0Y this act, and which remain un-
disposed OF, shall be doomed pending in
the supreme court without further no
tice, and the Clerk Of tthe] District Court
having charge Of such records shall i'm
mediatdy certify the same to the SUI
preme court, and the clerk Of the supreme
court shall docket the same as though the
appeal had been taken directly TO the Su-
preme Court, and In all cases wherein
the Judges OF either courts have reserved
their decisions under section % OF chapter
s., acts OF the Twelfth General Assembly,
and said General Term Court has not yet
acted thereon, the said causes shall be rees
turned to the court in which said causeA
hsve originated: but in such cnees who're
ppear have been taken tn tI1e supreme
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14

POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.
Besuty and Elasticity Of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from thsspools.
No fastening Of seams by hand, and no
waste Of thread.
Wide range Of application without change
Of djustmsnt.
The seam retains its beauty and Grmpsss
after washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds Of work done by
other Sewing Machines, these Machines OK
eeuts the most beautiful and permanent En-
broidsry and ornamental work.
mr. The Highea Premiums at all hc Faiys
and Exhibitions Of the United States AVID Europe,
haze been Awarded the Grover C Baker Se,oing
Machines, aud the oork done BY them wherersr
erhiIited IL competition.
n0r The very hiyhes, prize, THE CIR OSS or
THE LEGION or HONOR, was conferred
upon the representative Of the Grover 4 Baker
Seeing Machines, at the EIpositio" Universelts,
Paris, 1857, thus ottesting their grsatsupssiority
over all other Sewiny Machines.
ns- An illustrated pamphlet, containing
price lists, with samples Of both the Gro
YER Il Baker stitch and the shuttle stitch
In various fabrics, will be furnished ON
request. l3)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14
auRLINc,N eRIcGE FINISHED
Great East and West Route!
THROUGH TO NEBRASKA!
The Burlington & Missouri River.
In connection with the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy

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OHIO. INDIANA,
PENNSYLVANIA. ILLINOIS,
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Baggage eheeh9d through.
Rates Invariably ~ low by other Poutss.
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taeeous to try this line.
a u claims promptly arranged.
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