Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-13

Commissioners Delano resumed his
c6lcal duties in Warrington on the 80th
ulk ,ys.
A Warrington dispatch says Il u not
probable that Senator Morton, the new
Minister 70 England, win sail for London
before The 1T OF 10th Of November.
The following II the public debt state.
mont - published on the LIT.
Debt bearing coin interest Sisei, y oSo
Del Bearing currency intsrs:s..... ss,issoS0
Ia&ured debt ..................... S.431l67
1 6sss ss:iiss - iaisn:; 4oss S IS
Total p.,ae,ps, and interest. -. . AZ 90 sis
Com IN the Treasury. ............ SsO6i .661
Currency In The 7seasuYy.......... sssOeS,0b
Total. ........................ Siss .l6o, iss
Debt less amount In Treasury. -. Ga
Decrease Of dest during The past
Dscssa.e sincs March i, is1o ....... oiSis,sH
The President and family returned TO
Warrington early on the morning Of the
I'd.
During the week ending October / cor.
tiAcates were issued authorizing National
Banks to commence business: First Ma
tionsl Bank Of Columbus, Tenn, capital,
100000; National Bank Of Menasha,
Wis.,, capital, $4,000; Salem National
Bank, Ill, capital, $4,000.
President Grant made the following
appointments on the 3D.: Consuls-Chas.
Young, of Kentucky, at st. Jsgo de Cuba;
VIM. T. Wright, resident at Santos, Bra
I'll; Alfred 9. Colquitt, Marshal Of the
Consular Court Of the United States, at
Ching Kiang.
Chas. N. Walker, late Fifth Auditor,
has been appointed Assessor Of Internal
Revenue for the Fifth Missouri District,
stes Leaning, suspended. Clement Hugh
Hill, Of Massachusetts,, Assistant Attorney
General Of the United States.
The Secretary Of tho Treasury has In
structed the Assistant Treasurer at New
York TO sell q million gold each Wednes-
day, and purchase two millions of bonds
each Thursday Of the present month.
A Washington dispatch Of the 4th states
that the Revenue Department will re-
deem the blank two cent stamp receipts,
on which tho tax Il repealed, with other
stamps.
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bor Raform NOMINATION. for re.election "a
Conereaa from the sixth Masachusetts
District.
The Woman's Suffrage Convention ct
Worcester, MaaA, on the seth, adopted
resolutions not to support any candidate
for oAlce unpledged to tho cause; and tc
call convention for the nomination Of q
State ticket In case tho Republican and
Democratic Conventions refuse To indorse
woman suffrage. A resolution nominal.
ing Wendell Phillips for Governor wal
objectsd 70 and Withdrawn.
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State Convention adopted resolutions in
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