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DIED.

(For additional Deaths see i'm pGge.)
MAssRY.-On the morning OF the 9th instant, SIT.
GREAyEs A. SON OF William and Fanny Massey,
aged 20 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
TO attend the funeral, from the residence Of his
father No. 1417 Filbert street. Wednesday after
noon at O'clock To proceed to Laurel Hill.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY. Mary Boyle last night
stole watch and chain from q man at Third
and Market streets. Alderman Kerr this morn
ing sent her below.
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HIS Nancy Yesterday afternoon q man was
run over by a truck at Fifteenth and Filbert
streets and instantly killed. From articles
found on his person his name is supposed to be
Benjamin Miller, formerly of the 23d N. Y. VO-
lunteers. The body is at No. 1908 Olive street.
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GooD.-The Third district police last night
arrested fifteen boys whom they found running
with Ere companies.
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BonER ExpLosIoN.-At 0 o'clock this morn.
ing the boiler in Taws d Hartman's brass
foundry, Nos. 1894 and 1896 North Front street.
exploded, damaging the building to the extent
of $50 Charles Sheppard, aged twenty~one
years, was slightly cut on the head by falling
brick
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SnERrDAN-Meesrs Earle & Sons have in
their gallery, during to-day and to-morrow a
very beautiful and delicately- painted reduction
OF T. Buchanan Reads great work of ''Sheri-
dams Ride, by the poet himself, which is to be
presented to President Grant by Mrs. Ben. Hol-
laday, of California, who is great friend OF
the General, who is now abroad observing the
movements of the Prussian and French armies.
Knowing General Grants admiration of his
character and abilities, and his thorough appre-
citation of Mr.. Reads work, she felt that nothing
could be more appropriate as compliment This
picture is about 81 ; x5 feet much more sizeable
for general inspection, and suitable for private
residence, than the noble work Of the artist
we are ali familiar with.
THE PrsToL.-About II o'clock this forenoon
a party of three young men, all intoxicated,
whilst proceeding down Tenth street, near San
som, met stranger coming up, whom they
asked to take drink. The stranger refused,
whereupon one of the three drew a revolver
and fired shot at him, the ball missing and
going through the plate-glass window of a
jewelry store. The fellow who fired the shot
then ran up SAMSON street, and into q lager
beer saloon, through which he escaped.
BRuTAL1TY.-Last Sunday night mare
valued at $500, the property of Michael RICHTER,
residing on Ridge avenue, below Sch1rrs lace,
was cut in the breast with knife by some per-
son unknown, from the effects of which she mas
since died. Areward of $50 is offered for the
arrest of the scoundrel who did the dastardly
act.
HAND CRUsuEp.-At II o'clock this morning
Joshua Wheeler, forty-fve years of age, had his
left hand crushed by being caught in some ma
chinery at Cramps steam bakery, corner of
Broad and Buttonwood streets. Two of the
fingers we're amputated by DIR. Stees.
SERIOUS FALL.-John Hanson, aged forty
seven years, fell through hatchway at Pier IA,
Port Richmond, about 10 o'clock this morning,
and sustained serious injnries He was taken
to the Episcopal Hospital.
KEYs.-A brass store and an iron paddock
key were found at Delaware avenue and Green
street early this morning. The owner car
recover the property by calling at the Delaware
| Harbor Police Station.
SKULL FRACTURED.-Dr. William Gilbert O
Chestnut Hill, and member of Common Council
for the Twenty-second ward, was last nigh
! thrown from his carriage and sustained frac
ture of the skull. His condition is very critical
| ~ = " - '-
! s. P. G. A.-Danel Lutz was yesterday ar
| rested at Fourth and Market streets for work
| ing horse suffering from sore back and leg
| Alderman Kerr fined him.
| O., n rbor OF &c I, 4
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THE DAILY EVENING fElEekAF fifADE1PIiA TUESDAY GUaU
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PROBABLE FATAL ACCIDENT. - Yesterday
afternoon a lad aged about ten years, whilst
borhood of Third and New streets, was thrown
therefrom by the sudden turning of the vehicle
and, falling heavily, fractured his skull. He
was taken to the Pennsylvania Hospital. He
was unable to give his name. His clothing con-
sisted of speckled muslin shirt pair of linen
pants and brown hat
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HOUSE RoBBERY.--John Kirby, aged eight
years, Ashton Elder, nine years, and Michael
the residence No. 1889 Spring Garden street,
while ransacking it, the family being out OF
town. The boys had on previous visit carried
off lot of plumber. They will have a hearing
to-dav at the Central Station.
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THE following document was brought
to Us yesterday by a person who gave The
name thattS signed to it, with the request
to publish. We comply withouCknOwing
what is meant by the implied threat in it,
or what IS the motive for desiring its pub
LEGATION
10 al IUNOm may Concern.
WHEREAS, portion Of the iron manu-
facturers Of these United States have used
their best endeav0Fs to show the people
what they can do with the iron workers
thereof, they will please excuse me for
telling the people what can be done with
them, therefore be It known to them and
all concerned, that l can destroy, or cause
to be destroyed, the business Of every one
or all The iron manufacturing establish.
mentS in these United States and fire
shall not be used; laugh at this lift please
you, or grin as did the people OF this
world when Doctor Franklin captured
the lightning and corked 1t up in a bottle.
GEORGE DEAN, ~
BsNleOOd, w. Va.
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HOPKINS. On Friday morning, July Is, Is7O,
daughter Of h. y. and Lizzie Hopkins, aged
years aud 8mOnthS. a#
The funeral will take place from their residence
at Kim Grove on Saturday, 18th, At 10 O'Clock A..
n. Friends Of the family are requested to at
tend. = a}1I. MI wai.a .E-,1,
HoBBS.-on Friday, July 18th, 1870, W1IlE
D., infant son Of Rev. ". g. and Jennie Hobbs,
aged 4 months and 9 days,
The funeral win take place from the parents
residence on Fulton street, Sabbath At SSo'clOek
P. N. The friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend,
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RADICAL REFoRM.-The old mode OF
changing gray hair to q color more orIess
natural, Is eternally abolished. PHALoN's
YIrALIA, OR SALVATION FOR the HAIR,
imparts TO the bleached fibres the very
shade that has been bleached out Of them
by time or sickness, and Is clear, and has
no sediment Sold by all druggists and
fancy goods dealers. cod
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EyES IS lHtB IS 1858 the Radical party
Of this State. With Senator Wiley and
Governor Stevenson 10 the lead, solemnly
declared their opposition 70 osuhr4ge
and promised that 1t should never be
imposed upon our people without their
declared consent -IsgiFteE.
The Rgatrhas INDUCED ina great deal
of this Kind d loose assertion Tor some time
past Nov We should Ike 70 see it fortiy
itself with some specifications Let us
have the facts specifically and in detail
the name, the time and place, and the
language used. II
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.AwRlrER ia the ClArksbuIg Telegraph
fires shree-quarten Of column ct the
suggestion Of Col Ton Swan. Of Kama
wha, tor g. s. Senator. The writer ssys
"someof the Republican papers Of the
Statsr have nominated Mr.. Swan, and
repeats this idea several times, Speaking
Of . these Republican papers, these ed
itors OF our party" &c. .Tbewriter Is not
only laboring under mistake, but he Is
giving circulation to hisenor and creating
false impresSiOnin others. So far as we
are aware, but single Republican paper
in the State has nominated Nr. SWAN for
The Senate, and We suppose even the ed
itoroF that paper don't regard Nj. SwAN's
chances 50 oVerpowering as to create the
CONSERVATION indicated by this CORES
pondent
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MISUNDERSTANDING has a popu.
lation Of 1857; number Of families, 263 ;
number Of private residences, 257; mum.
Der Of cigars manufactured in the year
ending June 30, 1870, 1,107,50O; number
Of pairs Of boots and shoes during same
period, TI4; value Of Wrapping paper
made in same period. sci, $50; value o.
castings, go, 5O1 .-NE1ra.
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DEATH PROM A, BEE STrSG.-A man
named Isaac Bartlew, residing in Noting.
ham township, Harrison county, was
stung on the lip By a honey bee on the I'd
instant, from the effects Of which he died
on the 9Th. Medical aid was summoned
and the usual remedies resOrted TO, but II
was impossible TO save the mans life
!Steubenclk Herald. .it-5
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TIE New York Tribune has made up
a table designed to show hthe industry Of
the memers Of Congrbess, and Their: At
tention TO business, during the session
Just closed; the whole session being 1870
days. Up toMonday night the rollin the
House had been called $40 timse. The
following Is the record Of the members
from this State.
Mr.. BrGREw,i number Of days alb
sent IA; number Of roll calls not aus
werd o.; number Of public bills intro
duced s; number Of private bills :.
Mr.. DUvAL, number Of days absent 80 ;
number Of roll calls not answered %;
number otpubliC bills introduced 8 mum
Der Of private bills 1;
Mr.. WITCnER, number Of days absent
40; number Of roll calls not answered 143;
number Of public bills introduced S;
number Of private bills 1
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II is believed that ons or theIeArlist
moyegei NAPoLEos VIII be!a descent upon gl
Cuba, and with his powerful navy the
capture Of Havana would bs the work Of
hours, only: In this way the war would
almost in the outset be broaght 70 our
own dOorA Vi ~ y. s5t- g.l
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The IMPORTATION OF HgHERs FOR
PURPOsRA-Dr. Martin, OF
Boston, asked and received permission TO
import, free Of duty, four heifeS from
France. for the purpose Of obtaining virus
for vaccine purposes, on the ground that
virus from heifers in this country Is i'm.
pure. Tx.
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LETTERS testamentary on tho estate Of
the late Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte have
been granted in the Orphans Court Of
Baltimore 70 Charles Joseph BOnaparte,
The estate, amounting to about $40, 900
Of personal and O0O Of real estate, Is
devised to the widow and two sons OF the
deceased $40
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CASUALTIES IN JAvA.-Durtng the year
1869, In Java, 1888 men, 50 women, and SO
children were killed by tigers, 1853 persons
BY crocodiles and 90 BY snakes.
This Is nearly as bad as the mortality in
this country from benzine whisky and
coal oil lamps.
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WHEELING, ". VA.
Jun29 - WHEELING, ". VA.
wv ELLMAN's
Patent Reflector Crate !

The "WRLLAlAN. CRATE" Is essentially diff
erent from any other Crate, and posSesSes merits
so far superior that comparison "a useless
We claim for it the following advantages over
any other grGte:
First-As a radIatorO of heat, 1t has double the
internally. t Hrhi1SG Ls1r.HS.
Seeond-It L. nnquesuOnlbly the most cleAnly,
no SCOT or ashes escaping into the room, which
IN the ordinary gate proves 90 detrimental 70
Carpets and Furniture.
ThIrd-The combination IL perfect There 10
no waste in unburnt etnderS; every ounce OF the
flel IL 20 completely consumed that nothing Fe.
mains but the apest ashes.
Fourth-As an eeonomIzer Of fael, there being
an ActnAl saving OF At least 8 per cent
RIfth-It Is highly Ornamental. .
SIxth-It Is set 80 deep in the chimney thatit
Il much safer, and less llAble 10 pun In windy
weather. "" l" rts.r Il
sev6nth-A slight motion OF the AglhtOr
cleanSes the entire are, and caubes It 70 burn
With great bEilliADcy and intensity Of heat.
Parties who are building, or who contemplate
changing CRATES, are respectfully requested 70 ex-
anime the "Wellm4n." ?"
Every Gats Is guaranteed TO give perfect salts.
Action. 'ts'E 'tt'
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As we predicted two days ago, there is
70 be no war between the great powers Of
Europe for the present. The dark cloud
has blown over, and gold and other specu.
latinns will now. have to fall To their prop
er level TcNIerGidIS Re0iSteF.
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Tia exiendTe Rss Of these WATCHES fos Ihe last
aftetn years BY Railway cO6duetOss. Eastne,s,
and Ezpressmen, the most sIaeting Of uapA
weaEers, has thosouyhly demonstrated TX
strength, steAdiDeas, durability and Seeusaey 0,
the Waltham Watch. To satisfy that esAss IN Al
these Fespcets, is to decide the queSsIoa As TO he
real tGlus Of tbese ttmEkeep&s. n Nfy
More than $4,000 Of these MATCHES are bou
speaking TOT themselves in the pockets Of u.
people proof and guarantee Of tGef Sgp8iui
ity over ali Others.
The superior Organization and great e1teat OF
the COmpaDy's Wqks II wtlihao9 enable them
to produce watches 1t pEiee which reader
competition futile, and those Who bay any othes
watch, merely pay nom = 70 30 pa cat more 1t
theitwatehei than + necesA1y.
We are DOW selling walthau Watches At lev
priees in Ereenhaeks. than the gold prices before
the war. There is no othes manufacture Of any
kind q ths Upittfsa STATE Otwhieh hi, san Be
saId. = - - y = =
These tImePIeees combine every InpuVe@eut
hat lmge 4peEiglee laS pond q IgalFsh
+eal use. HaHdg had tbeFtSSl II ie1rFhT&y
invention in Matchmaking originating in this
country or in Europe, only Hose were finally
adopted which SsTep testing b. tAewost s8illta
artisans in our works. and long use % ths PaaOl
the public, demonstrated to b essential 70 cor
net and endurng time.keeping. ,u,.,.,},
r if;ii' u iIiiD III ~
Among the many Improvements We WouIdpA'
tieulAiEes
Taeiuveuti6aa and uss q GelaateS yisiun Otpc-
euliAr construction. to psevent damage to the
pain hy The bFeakage Of main sFings, is OsiytlAl
Wth a. American WGtA cGtae n y y.
'iugNAkd he refusal 81 ilLb Ats eO3gFst3s,
adopted FOGg's Patent pinIOn - being the bat
and hHItless.H teas
Hardened and tempered hair springs, nov unI'
VERBALLY admitted by yatehnskers % b the best,
ilb tseaih ~ gradeI Of Wtltaah wSsthe4
An walthan Watches have dust.psoOf cap,
protecting lie movements AURG IL inaItssen.
ing the necessity Of the frequent cleaning neers-
Sary in other watches.
Our new patent stem.Windes, o. kOyleaS watch
ID already decided success and great improve
ment On any stam-Wtuding watch in he American
market, and BY far The cheapest Was9h' q It's
quality nov offered % the public, To thO4e ".
ing in portions OF he United Sts4e1 u4hArO
wstehmakess do not abound, watches with the
above montIoned improvement ahfek tend toiu:
sure accuracy, cleanliness, durability and cove
nienee, mast prove invaluable.
RvrEy watch guaranteed hy the Company.
To prevent imposition, buyers should ses that
every watch should bear either q Tie following
1 liza Ta:Sco, I. 8 Ylssg In
ANN. Watch Co...........,.....WG lthGn, Mas
American Watch Co., ns a@ ~
Crescent St, ...................Walt hAn, NAas-
Appleton, FtAey = Go.3;.a .tWGlhfhs NA'''
WAltham Watch Co., .WGlthAH, Mass.
P. s. Bartlett. wGlthAm, NAss.
Vim. ElleEy,. .HAltham, Nae
Home Watch Co., Boston, AA'''
Por sale u retail BY al respectable dssler
AdeseriptIVe circular giving mueh usFtal IN
formation sent 10 any address on uPPHeAtoA.
No watches retAiled By the Company.
Address, IFIgEyg gt!VK
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EMEoRANS-About sixty cmlgrants
arrived at ClartSburg on the 9th inst, in
charge Of an English gentleman named
Selby, en- FUattc t0F UpShur county. We
learn that they have purchased small
farms In Upsllur, and will at once pro-
coed to "clear them up,"-NetS Creek
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HOx.. JonS HALL, Of Mason, eorTects
the statement that be intended 70 co-ope,
rate with the Republican party. Hesayf
he viii vote the,WhoIe Democratic ticket
PnE1ps included.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. {
ME LATEST AND ( CHOICEST.

.
SEA MOSS PARINE-Sald to b very ane for
DesseFts and IN elegant aud dainty
dish for The sick .a-l
CoX's SPARKLING .GELATINR-Au old d.
Vorita with the ladies' for JeIlles-
bright, clear and beautiful
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINR-JuSt the article
TO use With Cox'S GOlAtlno-of rich
and luscious favor.
BAKERS CoCOA-WAETanted Pure, 4 delicious
and nutTitiona beverage. -
HRCKER'S FARINA-PrepaFedi especially for
InValIdS and children.
ANGUSTURA BTTTERS--The genuine article
for ladies and children 10 feeble
health. i uI
WINE OF PEPSIN-Tho most perfect remedy
for indigestion and dyspepsia,
CORN SIARCH-PoE Pu8dinka and OuBtArdS.
TAPIOCA-A splendid desert, either alone or
With BeHiGA. ID vi
A. LAuGHLIN, SAITH 3 CO.,
luull Wholesale Druggists, Main St.
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BASIS or

NV u q y \ L0N NA0Io OF
Wv Civil soelety.-EssSyS Gnr Young Men, on
The honor and happiness Of Marriage, and the
eyilS aud dangers OF COlIbAcy-Wl.h sanitary
help TOT the attainment Of mSa'S tue poSltlon in
lie. Sent freS, IN sealed envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
mA9t-d&K
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wPmsoss leaving tie City daring lie sam
mG en- hGgoths IxTE1tIGENgER mailed 0tAsh
address By ordering the same At tAis Oaes'
Tzms-anssa eeptS per'Wsek.
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D.LYNN&CO., Manufacturers,
I'D No. ~ Main street,

no CONTRAC TORs.-sEALED
4 proposals. " VIII Be seee s,H By ne uHdsr'
for rebuilding the bridge over Wheeling Creek,
near SteenFOd'G. The maS0nHY e all ready, with
the exception Of acme repairs which may DO bid
for By tho cnblc yard. The superStEuctIFe must
be bid for in the lump, Seeordlng TO plans and
Smith, City SurveypEOf Wheeling, tho bridge 70
consist Of one span Of about % feet IN the Clear
and two short span1o Of IS feet each all the spans
II leet vide In It'd ele2F between tFdRSeS The
portion Of the old bridge now remaining 70 be
removed at the contractors expense, he 70 have
the benaAt Of the material therein. Ths under
signed reserve the right % reject any Of all blda
nj thelr discretion. The bids must be aee0mpa.
MED BY SAtiSfAct0Ey references, and addressed TO
jul7 WV, MILLER, Chairman,
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BRONZE6MORK.
ORNAMENTAL IRON GOODS.

Il lrj' 5rs - .a.. 3.
m9 ~ Warpsp iGa.7sa u5
aH9ji I4 asila5.
.@af s.' 4" 5y ore
ain 7sar ae}'a. .
r. az!Z Is. u
81 S5S H u
'",', i@l gsS ars la,
alnf& SSs aM
H.} 81 b So a. /
iis )! ff.llS gag laI i tar as.
liE Sss d a.se.ra e. i,a,
aE i.a.aa,gI3ySS a sta
alia $50 ,4
~ s'rHI Ess5 t % lsr
n5 ~ sS55 @ g.3
ID as4
A. .a,s'1t 5s
H-spocial attention given 70 tho repair Of
Pine Watches, Clocks, Jswelry, &c. An work
warranted. jail
Hr-f l.GUu 81, ra
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SP.E.GIA G.EESji


Having the Ggsncy Of the celebrated ''Dla.
mOnd SgectAcles" manufactured by ], z. Spencer
q Co.,. Practical cpdci1nS. New York. These
Glasses are 20 constructed thht the oFS or eERGFt
OF The LaI1t comes directly in front Of The eye,
producing eINQr ana dlStiRet FiIfOR, a. ia The
MATERIAL k60ltkV hlQkt. and prevents al unpleasant
sensations, sueh - 0aga9eIieg oHa t0gEeFiHg q
They are manufactured from minute crystal
pebbles, melted together, and derive their mama,
.'pLAGoED," On account Of their hardness and
briIH4neJ.
styles Of G0LD; SnYER, STHE1, RuBBER and
SHRIL PRAN1s, OF the best quality.
Their durability eannot BE- surpassed, and
their Anish Is such as cannot fAtl 70 please.
None genuine unleSs bearing the tT0de marx,
@ stamped on every frame.
Orders BY Nan win receive prompt attsntion
'' ~ 'lIaH t.if 81 J. 4. LASH,
nlAr1s Under Grant House. Wheeling, ". Va.
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ROBBINS s APPLETON,
III asa Big

Ask 70 see The new FulI.PIa'e
Watch bearing the trade marks'Amer.
lean watch CO.; Crescent ST., Wal.
than, Mass" 1t i by far the best
FulI.PIate Watch made ID tie United
states, AID snrpasses anything here
tofore made n this country for Rail.
way Engineers, Conductors, &c.
/ aPrl9eod1deoEw Ia.nl.
W7M. H.LHENNEGEN & CO.,
.'' ..,a lo4 Main Street,
Keeps ali tie different grades Of these celebrated
..,,, Watches.
Cased in Gold or Silver.
Gpal To Salt The ideas Of all. 81
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SATURDAY July "lS. 1870.
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The advertising columns Of the news
paper are Of full as much pecuniary value
10 the readers as reading matter proper
We are indebted 10 the advertising col:
umns for cheap newspapers. They are
the lubticators INT rdTF the machine Few
papers could I've on their subscriptions
alone. Cut of the advertising, and nine
tenths Of the papers in the United States
would die ouf, and the balance be obliged
to raise their subscription price.
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ORRICE: No. Is Quincy Street
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H-spocial attention given to tho repair Of
Pine Watches, Clocks, JeWelry, &c An work
warranted jail
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-24

THE Iowa SOUTHwESTERN.--I
Iowa City papers are still talking
loudly about the new Iowa South
western Railroad project. The State
Press OF last week has long article
about It, from which we clip the
following paragraph: rps elis
"The line passing Oskaloosa is over
one Of the finest coal regions 10 the
state of Iowa, some OF the beds Being
eleven feet in thickness. Icgoes 1ear
Marysyille, in Marion Co, in. the
center Of this rich con f8ki6s1, "a town
that IL left In the cold ~ T.
throat work on the A. KIN ID. a'ad.
Following the north branch Of Cedar
ftOv Charlton Il then passes 'inD lt1le
valley of the Cilariton1 .ivefsowhich y
follows 10 the summit fofI the water
shed In Garden Grove, iApproachipg
which by q long and grBdnalgrade 3
passes by light cut intc'the valley o!
the Weldon river ndthence to Leon.p
The editor Of the &otc Press makes
very unjust remark in the above
reference to our A. X. q d. Road.
We hear, no such insinuations about
the enterprise here at home; and we
can assure the editor Of the Press that
he does not need TO unjustly assail
other Railroad enterprises in order to
secure help in this County for his own.