Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-27

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WsHxu Il. Barlow LIS been appointed
Ansssu Of Internal Revenue for the
IourfA District Of Illinois.
General Thomas J. Brady, of Indisna,
- been appointed United States Consul
g s. Thomas.
he President made the following ap.
pniusnents On the 18th II. II. BAllinger.
Postmaster ss Virden, H.; Samuel d.
Wsbaer, Of California Agent for the
Ysncton Sioux Indians In Dakota; j. d.
Washburn, Ct Dakota, Agent Tor the In
dams Of the Upper Plasts agency, and
Whetstone; Henry Gregory, OF Dakota,
Agent for the Ponca Indians In Dskots;
Henry Livingston, Of Dakota Agent for
the Upper Missouri Indians, 1t Grow
Creek.
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Odd e3ossd IN Msw 1osK on NE 18Th
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The Massachusetts, Democratic State
CONVENTION ct Fitchburg on the 18th nom.
izased Tor Governor, John Quincy Ad.
sus; Lieutenant Governor, James Chat.
sway; Secretary Of Stats, Luther Ste
vsuson Treasurer, Levi Haywood; An.
ditor Phineas Allen; Attorney General,
". Warren. Mr.. Ohattswsy y On tho
Labor Reform ticket.
The news from Pennsylvania on the
18th was to the effect that the Fifth Con.
Rreasional District was in doubt; First,
sixth, Sixteenth and Seventeenth Districts
probably Democratic; Second, Third,
Fourth and Seventh, Republican.
At Oswego, N. Y, on the 10Th, Thomas
@. Plat, Of Iowa, was nominated, on the
ten hundred and twenty. second ballot, o.
tho Republican candidate for Congress In
the Twenty.sixth New York District.
The Governor Of Connecticut has ap-
pointed Thursday, November "A, a. .
Thanksgiving day.
The Athletics, Of Philsdelphis, beat
the Atlsntics in Now York, on the 18th
II to6.
The west
A. Chicago, on the 18th, the second
ssme OF the series between the Red STOCK
inse. Of Cincinnati, and the Chicago
white Stockings, was won BY the latter
uine-16 to 13-the Whites thus proving
vic4ors In both gamss.
An Indianapolis dispatch Of the 18th
AVS: sThe election of the Democratic
State ticket ID conceded by al parties
The Democrats have eight majority in the
House Of Representatives. The Senate IL
Q tie."
An Omaha dispatch Of the 18th says, a.
hr q heard from, Tafee, Republican, Tor
Congressman, had Z, 240 majority. Butier'
Republican, for Governor, had 1,i0o ma
jority.
Returns from Dakota Territory, 70.
csived on the 18th, indicate that Arm.
strong. Democrat, ID elected Delsgate to
Congress. m
Dispatchesfrom Dayton ~ that General
6chenck's friends have determined TO
.crNeSt Cannbtll' eloctiOn from the