Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30
HRlL GWS SUMMARY.


lKlI dRWS Jul AAI'
washington NswS.
Custom receipts for week ending An
~ Is, t4S70,272.
A Waahington special Of the l0tn ~
g. Colonel Raswell, 6upesiE:cndent o.
I,dan affairs Soe Colorado, hsd arrived IN
s1nE city. he II xnads tAs sosr @ tne
4ssratosy VII Governor HcCook, visiting
erssss, ara Il 10 ne opinion Of both these
ce,csn fhsa masaers can be easily arang-
q With II The Isdians % - TO maintain
pnce-
he Comptroller Of the Currency on
She 18th suthoeizcd the establishment At
Q naonal hank q Richmond. Ky, and
0ne q New OrlsanA under the ffty-four
ufnion olasse Of the Carrcny sct
Awashhgsm dispatch Of The 3la ays:
~Hasm 09nak, n answer TO numercua
1sGasa. stst0 tAAt he has no authority TO
"a persons dssiring 70 serve In the Prua-
IN army, and win avoid any infnction
q the neutrality laws He and the
lhsnch lGiniser have received but few
aaAagam IRON their guverxmentA and
uADH rslaae only 70 business massers'
fsssidsu1 orsaf ilsusd . proc1&matioo
u nsufzaliy On the 33d
Acting Secretary Richardson has dcci-
Did thsf the clerks In the Treasury De-
paFtmeuf - Washington, living IN the
WeGern Ssa1e& shah have twelve days
lssve Of shssnce, and those living in the
Northern States eight days-to 80 home
and vote q the coming elections
1he President hAs appointed John
Hniey. d Ohio. agent Of The 6acs and
HcEa, ss~ Miller. resigned Colonel
Hanrd il relieved from duty - 6uperin-
asndens Of Indian Affairs for The Southern
oaperistendncy.
liz Gsz1-siisy Proclamation Of fresi-
Aeni Grsnt IN view Of the war now rag.
fnG in Europe, IL In the common form.
He prnciains that
s'The s4s&ufes Of the United States and
ne Nv Of nssicns slike require thst NO
perSon within the territory and jurisdic-
lion Of the United States shal take part,
directly or Indirectly, In the said war, but
nllAn remain u peace with each Of the
nd beliigsreutA and shall maintain .
axi4 and impartial neutrality, and that
vhsteveS privileges shAll be accorded 70
ooe beIligerent within the ports OF the
Unised States shAl be in like manner &C
ensded 70 the other"
The East.
Gold closed In New York on the Esd
q 1853.
IAs Governor Of New York has d.
1scted special election In the Twenty.
siehth Congressional District on the 9th
q November, 70 Ill the vacancy caused
b The resignation Of Noah Davis, now
Unissd States District Attorney.
Itb announced thst the President win
sGnAin q Long Branch till October.
xx.PssGidsnt Fillmore has Issued call
n Tie 6outhesn Commercial Convention
% convene In Cincinnati October 4. The
taAs Of representation 10 the same -
adopted q the Memphis convention.
4 Grand German celebration OF tho re-
esnt Prussian victories WAS held In New
Yoek city on tho 10th, and was attended
b over thirty thousand people.
A New York special Of the 91st says
- elect Of tho Prussian victories had
bssn 70 lower gold but the belief was
ginning ground that Prussian, ~ well as
French victories, mean long war, for,
now that the whole French nation ID
aroused, the loss Of Paris u not likely TO
heing tho people 70 submission.
The first frost Of the season was noticed
IN ths low lands near Hartford, Conn, on
- morning Of the 2ad.
Il has been decided to call the next Re-
publican State Convention Of Pennsylva.
Ia q Harrisburg, on the 10th Of next
March. Az
Hon. O. ". Gilnllen has bean renomi.
nated Tor Congress BY tho Republicans Of
- Twentieth PennsylvAnia District.
The New York State Colored Conven.
1ion, ct 6aratogs on tho 24th, elected
william r. Butler, Of New York, Presi-
dsnt. and invited Ill persons present,
without distinction Of race or color, to
1aks part In the proceedings.
Heavy Ares we're raging In the woods
aloag the boundary Of New Brunswick
ard Maine o. the 2lth.
A New York special to the Chicago
ztt1wSS Of the 25th says II was begin.
ming to b the settled feeling Of Wall
stgeet that the European war would last
several months, perhaps year. at 10
di0cult 70 understand on what basis .
pnce sa&isfaceory 70 either party can be
naGoaatsA now. The enthusiasm with
whiah, n one day, The French people
1ays taksn up the new war loan, shows
- spirit aaimating that nation. They
ass n no disposition TO listen to any hu.
miliating tsrma On tho other hand, the
Pruasians win not consent, after their
great victories. to march out OF France
without substantial reparaticn for the
past and security for the futare. At pres
ct there can be no peace"
The West.
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