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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

RAILROADIcAL.-Hon. j. B. Grim
nell wrote last week to the Execu-
tive Committee of the A. X. & ID. r.
r. Co., to meet him at Abba on a
specified evening, to complete and
sign the Contract for the construction
Of the Road. This letter did not ar
rive soon enough to allow the Com
mittee to 60 down as desired; but
Mr.. Grinnell was there at the speci-
fed time. Not meeting the Commit
tee there, he wrote up that he ex-
pected to be here in Knoxville yes
terday "wednesday evening, to
close the Contract. He added that
1.-THE Abba folks are alive, and will
do their part" It is evident that
Mr.. Grinnell Is heart and soul in this
business, and bound to do his part if
we do ours.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

TEACHERS EMPLOYED The
Knoxville Board has employed the
following Teachers for the Public
School of the city for the ensuing
year, at the salaries stated:
Principal, j. A. Roberts, Of Craw-
ford Co., Ohio; salary 500 per month
for time employed.
Grammar Department, F. ii.
Clarke, of Knoxville, re-employed ;
salary @55 per month. II
Secondary Department, E. G. Far.
sons, OF Knoxville, re-employed ;
salary IS per month.
Primary Department, Miss N. Y.
Shoup, re-employed; salary $40 per
month; and Miss Rachel A. Young,
of Knoxville, at same salary.
The School will doubtless reopen
In September, but the precise time Is
not yet determined.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

AMERICAN CENTRAL.-It seems
probable that line OF road will be
built some day along the route in
Iowa Familiarity known US the
american Central"
1.-The Des MOines Bulletin says ar
ticles of incorporation tor the Amer
lean Central Railway have recently
been filed with the Secretary Estate.
1t is to run from point directly OPP.
posite new Boston, Illinois, on the
Mississippi river, by way Of WapellO,
to Council Bluffs. Furthermore,
Gen. Dodge remarked in the pres.
ence Of IL. "A. Reyes, Esq. at Council
Bluffs, few days since, that the
American Central would be built TO
that point within twelve months,
and he added that he knew what he
was talking about. This all looks
very much as if something was about
to be done on this road. AS we un.
derstand it, the e. Il. 4 q. are the
responsible parties in the undertake
ing"
The above Is from the WapelIo
Republican, which adds:
"The burlington Hark- Eye says
the G.. b. Il q. Company are not
aroung endorsing the bonds of the
American Central, or any other Com.
pany. Will 1t tell us by what au.
thority it makes that statement?"
Our statement was based upon the
history of the C.. b. L. q. Road,
which has always heretofore avoided
any entangling alliances that would
depreciate its own credit. We be-
lieve the Company has never yet en-
dOrsed the bonds Of other roads any
farther than to contract tn buy them
at their market value out of n fund
of forty per cent, Of all business
brought to the G. Il. & q. road by
the roads with which such contracts
are made. We also learn, from u
prominent railway official, the G. b.
& G. do not contemplate any devia.
ton from their policy in this respect.
We trust, however, the road may be
built along the line suggested, and
have no doubt when completed
through to the Missouri River It will
be paying line.-HaWkeye, 10Th
inst.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

Horses, mules and asses, working
oxen, mich cows and other cattle.
sheep and swine.
Value of live stock.
Value of animals slaughtered dur
ing the year.
Wheat raised during the year.
Rye raised during year.
Corn rsised during year.
Oats raised during year.
Tobacco, pounds of.
Wool, pounds of. 4,t
Beans and peas uhushels.
Buckwheat, barley, Irish potatoes,
sweet potatoes. al
Wine, gallons.
Value Of products of market goods.
Butter, pounds; cheese.
Value Of orchard products.
Hay. tons.
Clover seed, bushels.
Other grass seeds.
Hops. pounds; Hemp, fax.
Flax seed, bushels.
Maple sugar, pounds.
Molasses, gallons.
Honey and beeswax, pounds.
Value of home manufactures.
Name Of corporations, companies
or individuals producing articles to
the annual value of $500.
Name of business; capital invested;
kind Of motive power used.
Ifsteam or water, number of horse
power, name of machines.
Number of machines.
Males above Is years employed.
Children and youth employed.
Amount paid in wages during the
year.
Number of months in active opera
ton during year.
Kinds OF material used.
Quantities of material used.
Values of material used.
Kinds of production.
Quantities Of production.
Values Of production.
Names of persons died during the
year. Age, sex, color, Married or
widowed. Place of birth.
Father Of foreign birth.
Mother Of foreign birth.
Month in which person died.
Profession, occupation or trade.
Reason or cause of death.
--Register.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

CRops, &c.-It is difficult to proph-
esy concerning crops with any cer-
tainty unless he who does 1t is him.
self a practical Farmer and travels
over the country to see for yourself.
But probably most of the "nOtes
about crops" that appear in the pa
pers generally are written by profess
ional and business men, who get
their information merely by looking
out of car windows during hasty trips
by railroad. Their opinions may be
correct, but cannot be reliable. We
have been looking over our exchan.
ges some, to see what is said about
the crops, and find that the reports
are generally favorable, all over the
country. In New England and New
York, says one dispatch, crops have
until lately suffered seriously for
want of rain. A Detroit dispatch
says the wheat in Michigan has but
a very poor prospect, and grass,
Spring crops and small fruits ditto.
The IO,cd Homestead concludes that
the prospects for fruit generally are
very fiattering. Here in our own
County, to the best of our infOrma-
ton and belief, the prospect gener-
ally for wheat is not very first-rate,
though not decidedly bad; corn
promises excellent yield and of 9TH
er crops we hear nothing said, and
therefore conclude that all Is about
right with them-fOr when there
isn't first-rate prospect there is
sure to be plenty Of grumbling.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
Local and Miscellaneous.
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IL cash. and that ample experience has demonstrated
The Advance Payment system 70 he better pafrr and
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fpEki Y 4 BARKER. TAer
trarcsied J.L. MCCORMACK. Democrat
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

The census-takers, now on their
rounds, can be greatly aided and the
work facilitated by the people meet
ing them in the right spirit, and be-
ing prepared to answer their ques.
tiOns without waste Of time or hig.
Cling. The officers commenced their
circuits on the first Of the present
month, and are instructed to prose.
cute their labor with diligence till
completed. They are required to ask
many questions, and are forbidden to
divulge any of the Information they
may obtain. In the country, espe.
ciaIly, should the head Of the family
have his statistics ready for the COM
ing OF the Marshal. The farmer,
generally absent IN the field, should
prepare beforehand the answers to
the different questions. The ques.
tons which will be asked are as fol.
lows:
Name Of every person; age.
Profession, occupation or trade.
Value Of real estate; personal estate.
Place Of birth.
Father Of foreign birth. ~ D
Mother Of foreign birth. -
Married within the year.
Attended school within the year.
Persons who cannot read and write.
Whether deaf and dumb, blind. In
sane, idi0tic, pauper or convict. -
Male citizens Of the United States
q years old and upward.
Same, whose right to vote ID denied
or abridged on other grounds than
rebellion or other crime.
Acres Of land improved. 81
Value Of EARNING unprecedented
machinery. A. Al $3.50. ..s s'"' s i, 1,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

Renovation. j. d. Gamble,
of Knoxville, removes this week to
Oswego, Kansas. Mr.. Gamble en-
listed during the war rs private In
the 4th Iowa Infantry, served two
years, and was promoted to q LIST
Lieutenantcy. He was representa-
tive from this County In the General
Assembly of 1866. We wish for him
and his family full prosperity in
their new location.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
EMPHATICALLY ENDORsED.-Th
State Register Of the 18th inst. re
marks that

EMPHATICALLY ENDORsED.-The
State Register Of the 18th inst. re-
marks that
"The blistering, scorching, severe
ly true article that the Pella Blade
published about our friend Orwig is
being very generally copied and very
emphatically endorsed by the Re-
publican press of the Fourth District.
The Knoxville Voter, in copying 1t,
alludes to the little O's interference
against General Stones candidacy
for Congress as something that adds
"Only deeper disgrace to the peni-
tentiary-worthy william who thus
seeks further to injure the man
whose confidence he betrayed ana
whose name he forged" "Peniten-
tiary-worthy" is very good adject-
i've, and has SAVIOR of meaning in it
that any one can understand. And
in this way is it proved that The
Registers opinion Of Orwig is good
when compared with the opinion of
several prominent Republican jour-
nails outside of Des MOines."
1t was not 1.-THE little Us 1nterier.
ence" that we objected to, as such.
Let him "interfere" all he wants TO-.
But it was his cOnfounded lies and
villainy that wedenounced-lies, too,
which he did not invent for himself,
or even serve up new, but which he
retails from old ISLANDERS manufact-
ured at wholesale several years ago,
and which then died as they de-
served;-and TO rehash and peddle
them out now again would be just as
mean and just as vile, and, we may
add, just as Intellectual, whether the
Governor were running for Congress
or not. ~ e,ts e.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
Republican County COnven.
od ton.
KNOXVILLE, Iowa,
June IL, 1870.

KNOXVILLE, Iowa,
G June IL, 1870.
Pursuant to official Call, Republican
electors Of Marion County assembled
at the Court House in Mass Conven-
ton, for the purpose of selecting Del
egates to attend the ensuing State,
Congressional, District Judicial and
Circuit Judicial Republican Nomin.
ating Conventions.
Called to order by A. Hamrick,
Chairman Co. Rep. Cen. Conn.,; and
Hon. B. F. Keables, Of Lake Prairie
Tp., was called to the chair.
On motion of H. G. Curtis, of Lake
Prairie, J. II. Better of the PeNa
Blade, and A. T. Sperry of the Zo,ca
Voter, were chosen Secretaries.
On motion of DIR. j. r. Duncan of
Knoxville, voted that a Committee
Of Five be appointed, to report lists
Of Delegates for the several Conven-
tons; and Chair appointed Messrs.
j. r. Duncan of Knoxville, J. B.
Cotton OF PeIla, j. p. Vincent OF
Franklin, Andrew Donnel Of Sum-
init and p. X. Bonebrake of Indiana
as such Committee.
On motion of Hon. d. T. Durham,
Committee instructed to report one
set of Delegates for the two judicial
Conventions.
On motion of H. G. Curtis, Com
mittee of Three was appointed on
Resolutions, the Chair appointing
Messrs. II. G. Curtis, s. Y. Gose and
Geo. Kruck as said Committee.
Committee on selection of Dele
gates reported the following lists, and
on motion the Report was adopted,
and the following Delegations there
by chosen, viz:
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

when his vote is found recorded with
the Opposition on great principle OF
the Republican Party, he will be
ready to resign and let the people
choose another man. Applause.
On motion, Convention adjourned.
B. F. KEABLES, Chm.
J. 3. d BETzEE, .ssc'ses.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

A MEETING was held, or at least
called to be held, at Bremen, Monroe
County, last Tuesday evening, to
consider the proposed Tax in favor
of the A. X. & ID. Railroad. We
have not heard the result, but do not
doubt that it was favorable.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

A SOLDIERS The Ottumwa Courier
of last week 4lotes our account Of the
murder OF Mr.. George Conrey, and
adds:
The deceased was an excellent
soldier of X Co., 18th Iowa, and
served with credit from the opening
to the close of the war.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

Gov. STONE was accidentally
thrown from his buggy last Friday,
while travelling, and received some
sprains, but not severe enough to
disable him at all.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
Timber for Sale!

r HAVE HOR SALE - Acres " Good
Tlnkers 80 viz: g.. =, sfN. =. See. ~
Tp.5l eepss lS.lyise AAtfsilsssssh sfshs
Mary syj1to fsv NH.
4 9kKh1. as ~ ssss, go. hsI1 dows sSd
bejsedo q 80 ysse. L.J.ANDD21OH.
Ksssylls. Isss, ny ~, -. sl5M
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

w Merchant.
TAILOR.
i. xARGER
MERCHANT TAILOR,
East Side square, Knoxville,
Keeps con stantly on hand Full Supply Of
Goods in his Line.
A- All Work done to Order. ON Reasonable
Terms, aud Fully Warranted. -
Also Agent for Singers First-Class
SEWING MACHINES. [25sH
N EW S!
Great News for the Farmers!
TvHE UNDERSIGNED are in want Of .
y n Large Quantity Of
WOOL
This Season, and will be prepared to pay the
Highest Market Price In Cash
or Goods, to suit Customers.
We will keep constantly on hand Large,
well. assorted Stock Of
BONAPARTE AND OTHER
FACTORY GOODS,
Which We win exchange for Wool when
Custo mers so desire.
MN- Look we'll TO your interesu. and d"n't
fail to give us q call, when you will receive
prompt attention.
rnrYrNc a, Drrn
3l5N OOAAAAs0 ~ As00O'
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
BONAPARTE AND OTHER
FACTORY GOODS,
FIGURING MILL
E~OD M - "A IL &c .

The undersigned oheF Tor Sale the
Cay FIOuCtng Mill,
Situated In
KNOXVILLE, IOWA.
TOOD, New. substa ntial Frame Building,
VI on Stone Foundations; Three run Of
burrs; Plenty Of Steam Power; Machinery
nearly New, and all In Perfect Order; Water
Abundant. Coal ' to 10 cts. per bushsl
delivered.
For Terms and particulars, address
WIN BUSTING 4 CO.,
Feb 1880. (336tE1 Knoxville, lows.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16


ed Report, as follows:
'Resoired, That Ex.Gov. VIM. NJ.
Stone is the decided choice Of the
Republicans Of Marion County for
Representative in Congress from this
District, and that we respectfully and
earnestly present him as candidate
for that position; and the Delegates
appointed by this Convention to rep
resent this County in the Congress
sional Convention to cast the vote of
this County for him in that Conven-
ton as the first and only choice OF
Marion County.
44nd be IT, further ResOfred, That any
vacancies that may occur in the Del
egations to any Of the Conventions,
selected by this Convention, may be
filled by q majority of said Delegates
then present, from citizens of Marion
County IN attendance; or those Dele
gates present may cast the whole
vote"
Report unanimously adopted.
Ex-G0v. Stone came forward, and
ia few words thanked the Conyen-
tion, as representing the Republicans
Of this County, for this full proof Of
the confidence reposed in him. This
endorsement was particularly graft
flying to him, as coming from his old
neighbors and acquaintances, among
whom ha had lived and labored for
the last II years. He was not Of
those who became radical when It
grew fashionabie to be s0f No had
been radical from the INST And
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
.ATENT S.

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sdvssh 10 c.ss sci with NUM- 4 co. editors Of tbs
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
A MODEL HOUSE.

Ring es,ppl., have inside koussps ming special
study One bnAt Dast s~ssGn bas proved ss"s Of
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

u .YcOw aNCY, pAsC,NATION on SOUL CHARM.
i Ing 100 psges; cloth. This wonderful bah he's
full Instructions TO snsbls the reader To fasclnaSs
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II b. obfainrd by sending sddssss, with ~ cents
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street, Philsdelpbis .f y
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-13

four feet where frost cannot touch
them. The warm weather of Spring
will allure them to the surface again.
II the soil under fruit-trees, goose
berry, currant, and rose-bushes, ETC.,
isstirredup with the hoe, and poultry
admitted, they will pick up large
numbers OF the pup9 Of the curculio,
goose-berry and currant caterpillar,
and also the cocoons Of the pear slug,
etc. The bOrer should now be dug
out Of peach and apple trees, ETC.,
and bandages put around the trunks
to keep rabbits and mice from grid
ling them when the ground will be
covered with SNOW Hestesr Rural.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-13

TO0D FARM of $50 acres, 8 miles south.
NJ west of Knoxville, 200 acres fenced and
lao under cultivation, 40 fenrs ed in pasture
with good spring in it. 10 acres of Timber,
a good two story frame house of rooms.
good cellar, we'll, stable, granary, smoke
bouse, &c, about $50 fruit trees partly in
besring, aud other small shrubbery. Price
$50 per acre, in payments.
EZRA JAMES, Dallas.
@ MALL FARM Of 81 acres, 81 miles south
- Of Knoxville, a acres prairie all fenced,
and 38 acres under cultivation, 10 acres Of
timber ! miles from farm. ~ fruit trees, =
log house md stable, good we'll and smoke
house. Price $1,000, in 2 payments.
Owned by 4. Wayman.
DRAIRIE AND TIMBER. 800 acres, all
IL together, 8 miles southwest Of Knox.
Vile; 100 acre. fenced, 10 under utilization,
2 good coal veins, ono 1 feet thick opened:
log and plank house, good well and running
water, hsif-mile from school. Price S22.jO
per acre, in payments.
b. BnowN, Star P. 0.
CHEAP FOR CASH 40 acres Of Praire
~ 10 miles southwest OF Knoxville; all
under cultivation, a log house 1920 u story,
3 rooms; q log stable, good granhry. we'll and
running water: "a mile from School, good
fencing and somc hecge. Price $500.
CHRISTIAN BIDDLE, Dallas P. 0.
10 AND SEE so ACRES Of Prairie and
VI Timber together, 2 miles northwest Of
Gusport, 8 miles southwest Of Knoxville, 10
acres under cultivation, 20 acres timber,
plank house l2xl6. a log stable. good school
house within 40 rods. Price Sl,7Oo, with
Of tho crop. Terms. or cash, balance in
two equal payments. Il. ID. CORNISH.
DUY 1t, for it is Cheap Forty acres Of
ID Prairie, and S Of Tim Der, miles south
west Of Knoxville, Prairie all fenced and 20
acres under cultivation, in corn. Il Of tho
crop goes with the firm. Frame house Shy
%, 3 rooms; log stable, frame smoke house
and granary, good we'll, and about 20 fruit
trees--part bearing. 50 rods from good new
school house. Price 81, l0o-s5 cash, balance
in one and two years. II. l.. WOLF.
CITY RESIDENcES.-Sever desirable
Residencss in Knoxville, for sale at worry
reasonable figures, and ON good terms.
HOUSE AND LOT in Knoxville, 4 block,
III south of the Square. The house has
3 rooms; there is a good well and cistern on
the lot, and considerable shrubbery. Price
$500, in two pay ments. Owned by
CHARLOTTE PuGu.
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Des Moines Valley Rail Road.
R4YELERN WILL STUDY THEIR INTERESTS
BY PATRONIZING THIS LINE

WESTWARD Passengers make close connection at Des Mone
with Chicago, Rock Island Pacific at Grand junction with
Chicago Northwestern, and at Omaha with Union Pacific
for all points in the TERRITORIES and Pacific Coast
To Passengers bound EAST ofer via KEoKUK, choice
THREE Principal THROUGH Lines viz:-Toledo Wabash
Western. Toledo Peoria Warsaw, and Chicago, burlington
a. Quincy Railroads by either of which they make
nections and fart time to all important points in the Middle
and Eastern States
+ ty sleeping night Trains.
tN- Fare 0loays as low the lowest.
W-Coupon Tickets at all principal Offices
JNo. GWEN sup't.
Jos BARxrR, Genl Ticket Agent mu
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-13
How the Inn migrants Come.

q HOW inc AmunuBEumuS NOhnes
Capt. Is. Il. Jeanson, q Swedish
minister, and the General Scandina-
vian Agent Of the American Emf
grant Company, has lately been on a
tour through the west inspecting the
lands Of this company. lie has To-
cmted one colony of Swedes In Kos
auth County, and another In Calhoun
County. Twenty-six families took
) farms in a body In kossuth, and
about the same number In Calhoun,
and the number will be greatly aug.
mented on the opening Of navigation
in the spring. He has another band
Of fifty families which he will locate
in the northern part of the State as a
rucieus for another settlement.
Capt. Jeanson has been In the service
G! the American Emigrant Company
FIR nbout eight years, and during
tl,at time some sixty thousand Of his
conntrymen have passed through
his hand and found homes IN Amer.
len. Tie visited Sweden the present
season and brought out some thirteen
Hundred in one party. -ES. /
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-13

LAND AND TOWN PROPERTY BOUGHT AND SOLD
Commission; Titles examined, and Abstracts furnished
Taxes paid for nonresents and Others and land redeemed
from taxsale, reasonable charges Deeds Mortgages
and other papers, drawn and acknowledged to order,
4 and satisfaction guaranteed. Any information in
regard to Real Estate, its location, value and
surroundings, and pats of same,
furnished at fair rates.
Having been resident of this County for fifteen years. and
the land business six of that time and being thoroughly
posted in the records of the County feel warranted gaa
een satisfaction to all who may favor with their patronage
10000 Acres of Land,
Improved and unmprove for SALE from $50 per acre.
situated from to fifteen miles from Knoxville.