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New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
By the Governor: JAS r NRwcoNB. Secretary Of S-ar
0p0SALS for S950OO0 DOCK BONDS OF

EJUIFI V0AIIo 'N-DUtWUJ ITUON Ut
ue CITY Of NRW-YORK-Sealed proposals will received
the Comrtrolers Once until WEDNESDAY. Dec 28 1870 20 ?
O'Clock when the will be pnhh opened for the whole or
Of S250O0 OF DOCK BONDS Of the CITY Of
kEN NfOkK authorized Chsp Of the Law W 1870 ami
the Commissioners OF tie Sinking Fund passed Dee a. 1870
Bonds vii bear at The cent
able th day Of May and November 10 e'c year and The pnn
be redeemed the frs day Of November. 1901
The Proposals will the amount Of Bonds desired ard The pee
hundred tos thereof and Tire whose proposals
will theeupon be required deposit with the Chambeu the
respecye together With premiums thereon
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts Of h Chamberlain for
such deposit tie will he entitled receive certificates for equal
amounts The value Of ho awarded 10 hcm be.naS Interest
from the dates % payment.
Proposal should be sealed and indorsed PROPOSAL FOR
DOCK BONDS or THE CITY OF NEW YORK AuI .uc0G
second envelope addressed 20 the Comptroller
right the Of the Comptroller 70 reject al
th
RICHARD B. CONNOLLY. OoHrtroler
CITY of New York Department VI Finance COmpoes O&ce De
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
RrcrIpTS OLE PROnrrF

p N--- I'M T1s71T7. and N11 --07Is
noe As1s 58 hAles Broom Corr 1888 bales Cotton
s Cotton Seed s. h Cotton SEED OIL ions hhl four tol
Whesr Cora 3l50 bush. Oats 5000 hush Malt
- hu.f -s see 9' bush Beans 5
Ha 5I pl Bukvhe Polr 100 hbls Oatmeal 80 bhs Spirits
Tsrp4nun. bhls PORK $50 pkgs Beei, lt2 pigs
CT Me-t 2 PIGS L . keg Lard l8 pkgA SgarH si2 pEs
rkr Che Og hh Eggs % pigs Dried Fruit III
tty. O~st bib WHISKY "A bales Wool 80 bales Hops 96lg
i-es hnds Tobscco l43 pkgs Tobacco M pigs
K.~ ?t N pkes Ginseng 100 bales Flax % pkgA Tea
R-- / Lnnr. n Ua.s aumac. W hhls kane OIL
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

toSpor Dec Pill m-Cnsols opened 9l fot money eii
f oHen quiet Five TveDy bonds
~ 49,. 6t ~; TenFores S7.. Railroad sorks
gst ~ Illinois Central 100 Atlantic ann Great Western 2
LyEKroli. Dee 2ll % mtoou opeuod steady hddhoE
Up.ais 83! ding Orleans 6t 81 the sas ~ the day Ell.
p o) bales FOlr frmer Western Z Oher articles
fs4day5 Calcutta declining; quoted baj3
ASrWsisi. Dec 2l-PetrOleum closed quiet
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
q Corporation Notices.

CIrT NKwYoRK DEPAKrNEsT OF FsAScE BuREAu rHEl
TAXES. COUKT-HOUsE, PARK,
CHAsBERssT., Dee 6. 1879.
ITO TAX-PAYERS.-NOtic Is hereby given
will be added the l5th inst 70 all
previous On the lst Of January following inter
at the will be added calculated the 9th
day Of October, 1870, to the date Of payment - .
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

V'HE FRIENDS of the Rev. HENRY HlGH-
LAND GARNET, D. D., will give him COMPLl MENfARl IN
TERI ANMkNT Mupoa and OrAlodcsD THIS BNbhN" al sh"h
Presbyterian Church 81 Priace and Marion sts
DHONA READING CLUB - III RSDAl
Il EVENINGS FroL J. & PRoBisHER- 2aJ X Ihrtysecond,
BROADWAY UNDERGROUND RAILWAY,
~ ~ sassA5Ai. ssls1 sSsss vssswa"
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
Amusements.

L TO BIZ HELD UNDER THE AUSPfCEs OF THE
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC,
IN AID OPTHB
UNION HOME AND SCHOOL.
FOR OUR
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS ORPHANS,
pg9yEP ASG Sd FEC S Py SAy TIVE GESs
NAMES ArFE4L ahE 4L1aGIaSR BfIo@ 10 iAS
AT oTTf TiIs fFo9' 4iST RRReGiasST 1RaoRr
Junction Of Broadway, siIth-aVe, and Thity -hhh st 500
PrLowCr1ESs: Your sympas appe,lea
H psT. T % % 9 va, o0 % % @ SSTsa ss %poD 'G 10
aid many already WdoSs and Orphans by that The
peal made % you AM the response you gave to Il Was That
humanity wherever they sde But The appeal We now make 70 yoa
l, home and involve. higher he that Pr0vdeh
support the Orphans the who died for the wsnt.
ae1.s asS and lcsce their lives
the county wa. lavish opomse. Sa foh hour
S.tons Capital Metropolis embd the chances
Americans. We owe it to those children
large number Of them moere should be fed clothed
11 @ and lender yes Of er nncy hat they may be enabled on attain
ing The proper age to support % o R 19Re' SI1 HOME AND
SCHOOL . 6se devoted since % The 3 breaking oui
oh,n Toe amgn received from the CITY and STATE inadequate
I ~ S H. removal and Of the buHg Temporary assist.
needed well enable them to maintain ihetwo hnnded and
sS.sng sSss SSGSP sgPSs iSs @ smoa s aie adusa
Soldiers and sailors Of ss Union Army and Nav asa your AID io the
" MlorGen. JOHN C. ROBINSON, Department Commander
GEORGE Y. HOPPER, Treasurer.
IA will af me pleasure he lssocel With
aud shall b- hAupy
iu TO the noble canse u = dhNNI
and snything ee possess IN
corn on honorable and charitable Efforts 10 behalf Of the
Orphan. the Sailors who gave their lives country
during the ate civil With great respect ...
W T. SHERMAN, General
You m at perfect liberty to make u.e Of nv name
School for Soldiers and Sailors OThns Very
truy yours, htO b. hcl LElLAN
anou. assist the Orphans Of Soldiers and Sailors and
shall take pleasure all this benevolent Institution.
You yrrT respectfully truy DAVID d. PORTER Admiral
highly honoed byoar and accept the apd will DO
Il. IN
suppor o al true patriots obedieni
CHAS. r. BOGGS, Real Admiral, I. :. Nav
Approved and recommended by the foowng
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

tIt'.. & htt = nnl. and prices
~sH n .ack ra& the market quiet - 81 the
Iat-r % 90 Reinei d, demand fair;
,-' ~. . - .- DELIVERY st pc o. Philadelphia sales,
lsH lI.a Zee or b 1.f7. Nspblha Z quiet d &c.
fN g.. active rnee lower; 1000 bJS (Tee) At
E.lt .- .'. s1'ts. O rHs Ht 81 Q7c f,r Carolina.
SUGARS Hv jui values nominal 10icl0ic for
fs .o .. LsirIH- r.i dull al ltl 4liic for Harris
IiiIH' De- Hftr sar- $1,000 all o..
Ni>hi ss hlls irlnbouud g3ic anl 80
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

spsng, snd hee Te-5ai1e densna l mlT - cSs.q WIN
fsre 'Hi'l' mete was t4a'el
,..5 fcr Amter bush ~ 81 o. held Tor No Chi
80 Sr-ipe 8 f,r No Chicago Spring. IN and
sfost ard Oh al Al 10 O ola No. h SVunei
J96$1 80 for 81 u e.. ~ 4a0 20 Tor AmHer West
crn = sq s AchicSni A. i5d ~ i6 or AmteI do
Rl GldSl see, snd 81 - f'f Od and New No
hIe Bsrley hs nfpN OF common being IN ercrss o the
terand. sales s Tor state sni g5 for Western barir,
unsaabe uncertain Oats opened dull hrt CLOSED
steady sales Oio and a6c track ard Ole ato
~ es-rr sck asd S905atc lhoai; state ~ ta06c
tre u brsvr snd gnc; sales isVl hush
- " tetff' bui lfces are
f-u'ar: business t shippers sFsrng}
ss-s hush Nc red 7i012c track, and ~ i'c
saa. c.ysirr sf AVID Old held frc; Western Nhte A
ss9 7e SOltten Wa $751; do Yellow '6c Jersey ieloH at
sr011c .
RAY IS srm st 10 for Shipping and 81 5dsl 3 FOR
Re lots straw IS Tor short end Long kyc per
I0o ~
M0IAssRS-Fra- ta nd prc.. nominal; Domestic arm
81. in f,r1 1ararf. \. q cash
NAykl SJOEt.- A Tnrprstine Is sctive; sales
sal-s l0l' hb.S uei 4t : lON
l2l. fu Cd So - bbs Wilmington as rurs 81 - a.
I,1e u hr'c- 20 sclrctl m1ftci generally trm -
uILS-Amercr t s,tacf Crude Sperm tru. Nhae j. stu
ssT bu rr ~-s a-r h.rufc'urcd Oi dull Meuhiira
auet Other 1 moderate dena5i Al former prices
PKOFSlONS-lo OIL fcr dil ina wholesale The luVness
doing being he nhug trade. prices sther hrmer
80 81. 6s at alg 81 for Mes, h Prime;
m delivery trner -sd ~ %; sales $50 bh'
a. Slg fruIr g.. for March a. 8 9 20 Beef continues
.ses m Dbl, lr S5 for Plata Mess and aa - 0 ot
Acuif; sales l'' tes % 500 ?
aul FOR iudia Mes. Be r Hams are 10 iar
S,mssI s.!ls S3l queti
.s-. ~ Belle lO. aud 28 boxes lNr and 2o boxes
Bel fU .rr private terms Bacon Is hm Hih iair
principal bus hu@
ar t az the Wes. Dressed Hog are dui n
flc LaIl, r fe d-Han and the marke heavy leT com
grades ssirs ] > and c At HE for No. J. Ht 0titc or
l.a r is nn steam. For future delivery ihe market
10 is" .r. r.HLal
ErIIat lst-tr inactive grades hHt hne medium
s Dee decline from last weeks prices We
quatrs
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

AND NEW ORLEANS RAILROAD-By the Governor Of the
STATE or TBXASn the and h the suhor Of the State Of
TeIsWheess The railroad that " the and
NesOea Railroad indebted the school fund of hc
OF Texas for principal and nea school fund los ned n
under the at OF Legislature August 18th 1855 entitled
Act provide tie investment Of The special school fund The
bonds Of railroad INCORPORATED by the state and the amend
thercwhch prndps sa interest secured b The bonds Of
SAID railroad COMPANY made and executed 70 The STATE Texas under
said Srt ani amendments; aud
Where's Said rosd company By failure pay The interest and
sinking Of ssd Indebtedness complied with W obligations
under said Of August 18Th 1856 and The Amehn thereto and
has also complied with the act l1h Of August 1870 entitled An
The relief Of railroad Indebted the State loans
from the special school fund - and
Of failure The Governor Of the State
Qlet by said Of the leure said railroad BE- sold IN
satisfaction OF ssd Indebtedness;
therefore be IL kDoSn that In conformity with said acts o Ne
leg siure EDMUED J. DAVIS, Governor o. sad state will
New Orleans Railroad and the charter rights OF sd
Comrauv nclung roadbed right Of grading bridges
qap1tn masonry, and al the subscribed f said
Conp1y an The drpos and depot stations agd all The property ovne
b. Compsnv Us tusuesh railroad being about
hundred sni eight O3l miles long.
place public suction said l4h dsy Of Fsbrsy
a 1871 Capitol ohe STATE between he
hours y O'Clock the sale the highest cash
bidder pr0d,d hOUr that tie Governor te right should
De- advisable said property the benefit oi the school
fund sloud cash bid be- made sufficient the principal aud
due the school fund
IN TESTIMONY hsve signed and hsyc
great Of the be alfred the CITY Of
H. l2l November. D. 1870 5 the ind
EDMUND J. DAVIS Governor.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

BUYYALO LIVE STOCK MARKKT-DEc H.
Cnde- market sympathy those 81 the kAf sno est
s,g .nd sre~ have fn Notwithstanding the gt receipts
.t A ITz elrs SO last wes sales se about D
ss@, ssl1a-k ~ Ts4 vsas4 '4s Gs~uN ~S ''S '-n-@
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
financial.


Ton TAP AND BRAZORlA RAILROAD y tie Govemof Of the
State exas and by the State Of Ier-
Whereas The rsrasi known the Houston Tar and
ra.na indebted
se Of the Legislature ofAuzuS 18Th entitled
Aei provide for the investment Special
road companies incorporated y the the
Thereto which principal and interest is the bonds
ro COMPANY made aud executed the OF unae
and admeus and
Where's said railroad company by failure to pay the intsre,, and
sinking ud o. SAD Indebtedness ha complied with t oblg gsi0ns
uder s act o. August 18Th 1856 and the thereto
also rot compiled VITA the &C! Of 18Th OF 1870 entitled
tlc School Fund" and
whereas Because o. such failure of he State
gae by sd scis o the Legislature said railroad 70 be sold
in atsilrtion Of said Indebtedness:
NOW tefeOre he known that in conformity with said Of the
EDMUND j. DAVIS Governor Of said state, viii on
WEDNESDAY the 18Th day Of Fehusry d. 1871 be sold
ue aid Houston Tap AMI BraIora Railroad and the charter rights Of
r equipments and mAOnry and all the stock subscribed for said
by said company necessary bunss-sad railroad being about
(5Ol by les long
such take place public sucon Cs day
February A. d. 1871 the door the Capitol tie State Austin
between the hours 10 u sale be the
highest cash bidder rorde9 hre that tie The
right should b. deem advisable TO bus said for the hueht
tie School Fuad should cab bid he sufficient
principal and interest doe on the School Fnd.
In test whereof have hereuno signed and have caused
Tie great seal OF the src the Austin tbs
H. S. 2 Of November a. 1870 and Of the Independence Of
Texas the birt7-ihh EDMUND J. DAVIS Governor.
Bv the Governor; jams r. NEwC0NB Of State.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

GRAND FAIR
The ladies Of the -
ALASSON NJ p. CHURCH.
quantity Of goods remaining unsoutib for holiday presents
and which they prepared dispose of low prices
Parties about 10 make presents will do well 20 call
TICKETS l. CENTS.
EUTERPE-SecOnd CONCERT at Associa-
II Hall THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. %; Madame BCk-
HARDT. Messrs .wBIybICH RENMERTz LoBBNBR. SEUzRL,
KoPrA. CARL WERNER voS LUTES and 5. p. WARREN Esa
o the Society Tickets. 81.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
professional Notltes.

GO Ubom II man Concern
MISSING.-TH0S. G. WALSH left his home,
vi Seconst, Wlsmsburgh SUNDAY EVENING last At
which heard Is q Of ieet
high straight light hs full sandy ter and muache,
trimmed eo.e clothes with black oyeeat black ft
hat an boots neck tie uendes white shirt with two buttons
gilt chain Any information concerning above person forwarded to
Mn. WALSH, will be- gratefully received
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02
IIlNR 1870

80, ,00S Stock subscribed was
i ssMaM8R Red,u Indeed but the County
gut thel Railroad. And there was
.bund; nor man blind enough and
fogybh enongh to. regret that the
movement had been undertaken.
As fer Senator Cathcart himself,
when he meved away from there he
sold hb farm for % or "a more per
acre than he could have got before
the Railroad came.
Nov, why not so heree Yea, and
much more so, as We have so much
more to receive the benefit, SO great
natural advantages to be developed.
And what we are called upon TO do
is not to take Stock, for future litiga-
ition-not to give Bonds, to vex our
.children hereafter bus merely to
vote a tax, 1ofa given amount, pay.
able in a stated manner, and in a
specific time-something which will
be all done and over i'm two years,
withno possibility of suit or trouble
or future contingency about it.
Why should it not be done? It
will le done.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02
County Convention.

The Calls for the several Conven-
tions, SO far as made, appear in their
proper place at the head of this pa
per. That for the Circuit District
Judicial Convention would'have been
also signed by Maj. Lacey, the Conn
mitteeman from Mahaska County,
but for his absence from home.
Marion County will be entitled to
twelve Delegates in this Convention.
Our County Convention, on the
1lth inst, we hope to see, fully at
tended, from all parts of the County.
There will be either four sets Of Del
egates to choose, or two sets with
aiternates-one set for State and
Congressional, and the other for the
two judicial COnventions-which
latter we deem the preferable plan.
Come, Republicans, from all parts of
the County, and represent your
Townships as fully as possible.
Remember the time: next week
Saturday afternoon. ag
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02
A Good vyOrIx

The American Sunday School
Union has, in the year ending March
lst, 1870, organized l,2S5 new sunday
Schools. in which were Z 1909 Teachers
and IS, l53 Scholars. 1t has also Wis
tied and aided 1850 Schools, with
81, ,497 Teachers and 273, 3,5i5 Scholars,
max ing grand total Of Sunday
Schools reached by its Missionaries
of 5,535, with 4O,4G6 Teachers and
32s ,63S Scholars.
10 accomplish this work 2G6,6T
miles We're travelled, 6,SA7 addresses
delivered, Il ,632 families visited, and
1852 Bibles and Te,taments dis
tributed.
Since the organization OF this
Society in 1924, it has organized over
aO, 900 Sunday Schools, and gathered
into them over 2.GO0, 900 children. II
sends It's Missionaries to find the
destitute children, especially In the
In!ssgleegtsd cQYlnltgy districts, aud on
wnmef, to engfHge fl tS,r Cr1rTst.IiKT
service Of iDstructing these children
from the Bible. IL has been one OF
the pioneer Missionary Srieties in
all this Northwestern region, the
forerunner Of the Church and the
Ministry-and still it presses on to-
reach the new regions in the West,
and the open fields in the south
and II goes onlyin the name OF Chris;
and for al! the Churches.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02
A Warming.

The professional swindlers Of New
York have adopted new dodge t.
swindie the unsuspecting. They arr
iioUding the country with circular
addressed to those who were soldier
in the Union army. The document
announces that discharged soldiers
are entitled to lao acres Of land, as-
signed to them Tor services during
the war, and that to obtain this
bounty from the Government 1t il
only necessary to forward to thu
"uisders'gned" q power OF attorney.
accompanied bya fee for professional
services. Soldiers should not pay
the slightest attention to such swim
ding propositions, nor submit Their
claims against the Governments t.
any but well known and reliable
parties. State Register 2lst.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02
Iowa Board Of Immigration

WHEREAS, The Thirteenth Cen
eral Assembly Of the State Of Iowa
passed an Act entitled "An Act to
encourage Immigration to the State
Of Iowa." which Act was duly np-
proved March 23d, 1870, and
WHEREAS, The said law provides
for the appointment by the Governor
of one Commissioner from each Oi
the several Congressional districts,
to constitute State Board of Immi-
grafton, of which the Governor Is
made President by the provisions OF
said law; therefore,
/. Samuel Merrill, Governor Of the
State Of Iowa, and er-o6yeiO President
Of said Board Of Immigration, do
hereby give notice that the said
Board OF Immigration has been fully
organized in accordance with the
provisions Of. said act, the members
0f the same, with their address,
being as follows:
Samuel Merrill, Governor and ex-
officio President Of Board, Des
MOines, Polk county, Iowa.
lst District-Edward Mumm, Keo.
kuk, Lee county, Iowa.
ID District-M. J. ROhlfs, Davrp-
port, Scott county, Iowa.
!. I'd Dfstrict-C. l.. Clausen, st.
Anagar, Mitchell county, Iowa.
18th District--C. HhynsburgeS, Pei
Ia. Marion county, Iowa.
5th Districts. +. SpoHord, Des
Nioines, Polk county, lows.
9Th District-Marcus. YDttle, Clear
Lake, Cerro GordO county, Iowa.
Al. r. Fulton, Secretary, Des
Moines, Polk county, iowa.
Notice Is hereby further given that
the said Secretary and the members
Of the Board are now ready to mMin-
tain correspondence with associations
and parties generally interested IN
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02
Some Erroneous Ideas An
DWere1.

gsf F wv CH00s
Afriend informsusthat some estrange-
ly erroneous ideas prevail In the
minds OF some citizens Of the County,
in regard to the proposed Railroad
Tax. They think that the tax is to
be a regular thing, running on from
year to year until voted down again;
and they think also, as we are told,
that there Is no surety that the Road
will be built even after the Tax is
paid.
Now, both Of the above ideas are
80 utterly mistaken that we cannot
see ho,y any persOn who has read
the Law itself can entertain them.
The Raj lroad Law, under which the
Tax is T., be voted, is Chapter lO2 Of
the Acts Of the late General Assem-.
bly,, and may be found in full on the
4th page Of the Voter for the 18th Of
last month.
BY looking ct the Law itself, II
will be seen that Sec. 2 especially
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02

and things generally. As he prefers
a different course, however, it re-
mains for the people of that County
to say how they like it. The stcad-
fast Union may be safely trusted to
hold its ''side shoot" neighbor level,
and come out all right and victorious
in the end. ae,>
To quote, or even to note, all that
all the papers in the District have to
say, would more than fill our paper,
and that needlessly. For ourselves,
we have not abused Mr.. Loughridge,
and do not intend to. If he should
be the nominee, we should support
him. But we urge the nomination
of Gov. Stone because of his pre-emi-
nent abilities and fitness for the
position, because he will reflect honor
upon the District and upon his con.
stituents, because he has shown
himself faithful and able through n
long course Of official service in vari.
Gus high positions-because, finally
and in brief, he is, even in the csti-
nation of his political opponents,
the ablest and fittest man in the
District for the nomination. We say
this without the least disrespect to
any other candidate or other man,
but in calm and quiet earnest, be-
cause we SO feel ard believe. And
we are glad that there is every day
stronger reason to believe that he
will be the choice of the Convention
by heavy majority.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02
An Item from Experience. /,

Experience is a ha rd Teachers but
a very good one; anil his lessons are
none the less valuable when. s0me-
body else pays the tuition. In a
conversation about Railroad matters
the other day, Senator Cathcart re-
Cured to an item in his own expert
ence, in another State, which Is OF
practical interest here. Years ago,
in his County in Indiana, they were
away off, miles from market, and out
of the world as we are now. Some
Of the leading men in the County got
sick Of such q state Of things, and
went to agitating Railroad matters.
Finally, under then existing laws,
the County Commissioners agreed
that, II majority OF the voters Of
the County would petition them so
to do, they, for the County, would
subscribe $50, 900 Stock in the pro-
posed Railroad. Then came the tug
OF war. Senator Cathcart and other
working men got on their horses and
canvassed the County for petitions.
They worked in earnest, and finally
succeeded. The petition was pre-
sented, and the stock subscribed.
or course there were grumbiers, then
as now--when who f0retOld all sorts
Of evil and who buttedagainst thslo-
cODlotiveas madiy asany buIlwe have
in this County. But the cars came, i'm
spite Of them; the country was built
up; property increased in value;
business revived and strengthened;
Farmers found q better market at
home than they formerly had 80
miles away; and the reatiroH artery
Of commerce brought new blood and
life and circulation into the com
munity-there, as everywhere. The
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02

FROM Yesterdays DAILIEs.
Gold 1.14y. |0
In Chicago market, 3lst ult., wheat
rather unsettled and quiet, outside
quotations 76 cents to $l.04; corn
moderately active, from 66 to 79s
cents; cattle active, firm and, shade
higher, s5.s7I to $3.50, hogs rather
advanced but closed quiet, from ss.23,
to$0.
In st. Louis market. same. day,
wheat irregular and prices easier,
quotations from $i.0S to. $l.2D; corn
firm, range from. y cents to Sl.o7;
cattle steady ut $3.50 to $7.75; fat
hogs IN demand. " q. 10 to 50.
Pres't Grant has signed the bill TO,
enforce the 18th, Amendment,
Itappears now that the Filth lava
District is sure for Palmer tor. Con-
gress.
The great Fenian. touisolery Of
last week flzzles out piteously.
The Presbyterian, General Assem-
bly, strongly condemns the exclusion,
Of religious iast-uc:Ipn from tlf
Public Schools.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRA-
TION

Atan adjourned meeting of citizens
Of Knoxville and vicinity, held at
the Court House on Monday evening,
May 80, 20, for the purpose Of ar
ranging for Fourth Of July Celebra-
ton, the house was called to order
by ]. X. Casey, on whose motion g.
l.. Conwell was called to the Chair.
A. +. Sperry chosen Sec'y. KS
The Report of the previously ap-
pointed Committee on General Ar,
rangements was then called for,
presented, discussed, considered by
Articles, amended somewhat, and
then adopted as hereto following. =,
On motion voted that 'l." 1s;-.~
works be had in Roach's Addition,
just west Of corporation. Nnsa
Adjourned.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02
Millinery.

MRS. II. A. wANBAUGH would respect.
1yl fully announce thst she has jastret urned
sffom Chicago with good Assortment OF tho
Latest and Best Styles Of Millinery & Fancy
Goods, which ere nov open st her residence
on Church st., near Christian Church, Kn K
VILE. nressnsking and al Miliiner Work
done to order - Agent for finkle Lyon
Iaproy ysd Sewing Mschinss. l3,43tl
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02
Gibson House.

"AvrNG Leased this weil-known House,
II uesr northwest corner Public Square,
Knoxville, and ref,ted and refurnished it
throughout I an now prepared to offer
First. ciass Hotel ae. on modatioDs to Travel
ere snd Boardsrs. 9HGood Stabling, and q
prompt ssd attentive Host'er always At hand.
S4otf LEFT. GIBSON.