davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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RELIGIOUS.
J. EcGregor adams, ESQ, Declines
the Presidency Of the
7, n. G. 4.
Church Services To-Day.

HkCLIAka Tue HuF0R.
D, T. NooGy, Esq,, Pftat9eSt i, N. {, 4 CAjr11o
DEAR S1h: Dnrlrg nt absence from the city,
and without ney couanltAtiOu With me. aud ihas
I have been dominated as President OF yoar asso.
cia1lou Tor the enfu:ce year. A7pEeeIAstng fully
Ire unexpected, md, therefore, the more Rratuy- |
syEpataiztrg hsa.tiiJ With tne e0ar.a - ad;aoce |
the iu:erea.S ct sne association, an, uevertae- |
10 1etptciaa; * 81 posliive;y, dcsaae &c sas p5iS5a
tetcc1ed. LIN. so11s s1ul5,,,,oa,- s1ul5,
CHICAGO, March II, 1870. '' '''N
METHODIST,
Rev. ". q. Dsniels Will preach. IN the morning,
szeIable Meunsnt," al N tha evening On the
Goa ve WcF<hlr.h
Eey. D,. %. q VIII rrssen, tnl. morning; es
tht Nanaah Aye0ro ChIlco. on "Tho SAvAuon
ReS {. q. T1uesder will hold regular morning
.Kev. Dr. n.s.eM M preach, morh!cg aid even.
t's. II the cen:sLarJ Church, Wen: Aonroe
e, ED srinc, us. Paols Methodist tn1rcs, coraaT
| u Ms1Nru aLu SeEbeI1T rHcete.
eenn esa
| ttrrer. ..
1,ytt'on stree. Aornlrg hust:es, "Tae Faith
sdse Msthcdss caalea. III, hs'a M " ss11ees On
Sunday eseL!lg heIeattes II the church corner OF
DAY End Foltes s:lte:s,aLtu the cout!eCon Of The
| rHIrAnIAx AxD CFIyERsAlIsT.
Ke Ss2ss ~ ses oFnnS cases aaa a.
Rev. v. i. Bses. b. 5, d Gaesearp, H., WI
pr.as", shs moE1h ant evening, II Ito caurch
Rev. Ro5es: co'l1e. will pseacb. morning a1a
cytnir 9, a. Unt1 Cnutca:
Rev. {. Y. Vents vll rrescn. this morning.
Rey. a. r Flanders will preach, this morning
pld egenlrg, =. the Church Of tbs RedecueE.
soelect ior The evening: "rne Hell We Dan's
Rtx, pt Ryder VI! Rseaes. ~ morning st s. s.
AIlt1 G.a," Aad u sfs evening Oh " The Leasons
Re-, a. slse, b. b. d Rochester, n. +, WI
preach, Etrn1ng and evening. Al Murray Chapel,
Rev. y, q. EanDoEsn VI preach: TIL, morning.
srss. .na acss 1"sn
7Ls,o v.ll b. p5eacal3s IN .ae Tnira pseselts-
. Han Inrrca, coIatr q CsIeenter ana Mss: y an
I'd eve5!ce by Professor SNlag. S3ajecs 70,
: ~ n:,e: "Ihs yo:ce OF the ARex
N ef;s ae q e Fs
= N FsE. ars5n q. c1elte::of B1nno. vtu preach
= | PnAtysettsn Church.
= Rev. G. F. Scsols, pas:or Of the O!,vo. Pressy
- te1.aa Church, VIII 9Eeacn. tns morning aa'
= res. J. q. wsls.r Win preach It the Betnetd
srson, w Tesnlng rn..a.e sna essa'ns; foae
. CONGREGATIONAL
= Eev. P. Fos:er. Of LoWeL Mass., viii preach
d frotptnR Ard sren1pR. a. me E!rst CongteEa
II :iorsl Church. corner Of Hess Washington A:
y Rsv. Wn AVN Bartlett viii hold morning AZ
: csttirg ee.F!ees at Plymouth coagEsgsuoni
q Rev. t. IL Tyler Vii pse.cb, morning and eve-
!; rig. n The South conereaa'lonal csufcn. come
, 1870-03-13

The PEoaaco Markets.
NEW YORK.
Exw 7o1E. March a-co17os-Unsh.nasd
B2EApATE1TS-Ffouf1 1ess ectlrs% and unchanged: re-
eslrts. 500 orls aas brls. Bye tour gulat ma
unchanged Wheat dat xaa Ie lo*et; rceet,ts 5tpoa
hu. sA1es- hyo Qu!et. Corr dull. receipts 1dos1
na: s1les of 11c1 bn at sS7sse foE mixed We.tsn
Barley heavy 0ats !ower: receipts. p 10: sAlcA q
II co hu 1t 4ssAAtc for We4tkru.
PRoE1noss1Puik lower; el3s72Ho Tar mess-
13sSf1A1s; kettle 1t 15Ac.
RU-TTR-EnehaneeI
cH1EsX- Qutet aEd unchanged.
WH1sKtT-Quu II a3e.
kC1AB--Aetirt; Cubs. * 39%e.
E60x-StesdJ.
PETaotxcs-Csude, Nsc, gearee. re.
CHA1- Qatrt.
lLA1HIn-Cutet-
Wool Quiet and ubehspftA.
MINIATURES.
Au%ACxxx- MAreh I1-BEkApaTE7F7-b b1,ur Qn1et
and steady; XXX dtI. dt:3; Xxx e9uotry. ftsa: extfa.
a ~. Nhtat Ete%ay; No It d7Mks do- II e13Sc-
Com dnll aud reuliaAI UAta dali
kKcHr1s-fsour. -oco Iris: eosn. aeeo nu* os&x.
aluD bu. . -.
tH1FMIyr-FIour, 4o;o b1is-
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Tho Price OF LNboE.

Firm tht ytr Fork Commf7rfal Adper.'svt
We recently gave some stst1stks II to the p::ses
Of lsh0r Ia different parts Of the county. The
fcGow,ts esows the sverige pay gtvea % lIM
nanda IN Ill The States Ine nfft coo@e ~ y a9ss
repyeee n;4 tue pay without boatds sud tho iecno
, 1870-03-13


two Of the most ro.ed OF exponents OF the art
he1s T6eJ ala esesaed ID ssrtee Of aparrtn4
exhibitions IhtuuKho1s khn pHnc1pal cities, Pre-.
pbrstofy 70 Aaces going tnto IA ming for nis
forthcoming dtsp1te WITH Tom Allen, ana, -
hands Esy not eTes be p1! up" II play within
tie boundaries Of Inlpn!. wltn7ut fno1srtus 4
penalty. t-e arat is annoa1ee1 ~ . "Grand
AnaicAi Frau!al" is Will take plscs IN North
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WreottLn1.
" reotfInE.
TEE INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT.
Htr-a IN {ktrnff H.~t tf.,.I ~

fTp19 IAk lE2V01k fG$k. AtYch IL.
tarRn number OF pe.aons assembled AZ
Young Mems HslI, lsst evening, To w1tness tha
wrestling matches OF ihc tfst t7c2.ng OF tho In.
t.1uzuoual Wrestling To1r1aIea. At the rise
Of The curtain It Naa announced tna: nnmuer OF
tie 1tes'ante, WHO had en:e.ed Tor tne coptcst,
rsd rot arrived. and tue 1lsta would be held open
70 III Euch uuui this morrtn1 1t 10 O'Clock.
EToe nrts conteas am ,uI ced was ny E p Hs1{fnE.
the men stood Up u: the h.IncEe they did 90:
aRfte upon the grasp consiisu:ing 4 "Rq1a:o
hold" and the seIF1ceS OF the umptre weEa Called
into requfsfffon. That furc:touAE7 gave his ds-
cts.on: aud.1 Harrington, to eud the ron.ro.
very. RILounced that be woHEd wreale ~ Ar.
Sutth dettrtd- Harrington vas easily tnrn en, bat
n they did not xTeitle In e,ordaoce with tho de-
c.ston Of tie unpHe. It TaS declared nNfau, AID
III. Su.ith withdrew rum tue co1rest
The next match Eas be.woen Captain James
De Foe, OF thls city. and Wtn- Bell Of London,
Son By De Foo IN three s:s.,sns f.sls ~'-''''
Mclaughlin, Of Neg YORK. and E P. Herring
ton, Of tnit city. were the next contestant It
lquare held, apd AZ tbeJ walked upou tbs stage.
the giant torn Of tue former convinced every oae
tnatlhe Detroit na1 hsh not ghost OF u chance.
Thd resnit Was anticipated, Mclaughlin throwing
his opponent twice In saecets;oo without sp-
D1sAut efcT1.
Mclaughlin thep appeared ppon the stage with
John Smith, mAn who, ,thougn no: bis equal IN sze 9
or atAturc, Vas considerable heavier than bis lat
opponent, but the resat was tho SANE, AcLaugh-
William Beli and Na:tncT DtoTu, both me-
dllE.aized mer, from Ontario, nexk entered tue
lifts, Wrestllf At hack hod- Tbey pt9Fcf very
ereEty natceeo, bat Brown on toa nrss aud
1lefor.
Brown, Vfes;utg at aide hold, .na former Win.
EtpE.
Tne Prize. were then awarded. McL1uqhiin re.
ce'vrg the belt, Ds Foe tbs gold medal, aud
Brown tho Ei.rer medal.
, 1870-03-13
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, March L
TIE following table shows the recalptl and shi2-
neut, of prodrce at this point during the psss
t1ensy-fouf hourH:
, 1870-03-13
EARKETs By TKL.Be2Ap6

Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL Mach 1i-u:B 1. m.-F1.ar. 81 ~.
Winter 1beat "a ttdk&os. srS ~h.st- ~ ID 9as Sds
xhits wheat. = sdGsaa Sd. Com, 90 I'd
/ Fork. A7}<A. Lard G1s-
LI112FooI, March E-1aD p, rs.-Lard, d.s. Hest
, 1870-03-13

Copbdeutisl PhysIetsn. formerly Of st. fna4A has for
tho last nr yeas been in thIA city, =. No l7s
Sput., Uis1k4t. corner OF Monroe. Chicago III. sd 1t
nueh 10 that Il Of the most s1eeess-
verti+cs to tToat btnd io- Ella oashy modest sacex
Guilds to health. tsati. ~ disea.s q ts sezss
oe. Il ne frrat Speel.nst ct he rttn: d.y Nosn
e1rtfr! 1e1.L Sen. to aaJ sddEr.- fscc Of eharks-
SanIsyr, 3to i p u. Call. or aI,ttesa DR. U. BI6K-
LOW r U. Eax tA, Ehtc1&o, Ill
, 1870-03-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tho New Cancer Curo.-Thiz I'm
eoytant ciscovely ohvates the necessity of cut
i,rR OF canta1.zAioa, and fonoyes unopoo cancers
or iunot1 without the sNehsesr psiu or disagree
ahle senaAtun. L4t no nue having Atunos IN tue
h1easi OF oTAzJ, OF otaer location, delay nc.
Eept, Tn.5 u The culy hope foE m luuauit5 Ifom
DE. ". &. Esef1on, Surgeon, Chicago C4nesx 1n-
t.lute, rs West hAdtbc1 street.
Plmp1ca Hemoved and tho SKIN
made tnsootA BY ustnx Juniper Tnr Snap, mann
facsute6 by GAxReu, Hazard h Co, Ndw HofL
unullton x Uoad,cy, 13s Lake
i atrres 1le nov ftcesy1nE Sasir 1pftng ktock -
| boots and Ahosa In Al sas 1hAdank ESles, FVaGA
1heT oNef n decided bargains,
| Paper NAnKtBks and Wln0oN
1n3dtF, 1s.tE zIyle:- Pants, ~, ar aa0 es&aa
! - 81 r. T. R.[o|h y RAQde3 ~ E0ses
, 1870-03-13
XNI1r nR4ffny

oAE OEalAA$
Ard Future Prosreets ID Lie clearly roYesled bI F-
tL.ri. II 3l1 hat sAaI<4net. up stAEn nc kuidAs
lApaue.L q uBlH4lton gef. 81 tend Sc for htd 0oid4
iisN tn IT, l1is ctl c1as Ah0at taa
, 1870-03-13
The Manager OF the c1sarirR House rurn!sees
,hs foto zinc mn mari Of the bnSine.1 Ct rs Ct.
;pvERsMIkT 6KcUH1T1ES

lfst genr. Il. 1888 4a9 1.Al,o71 u
The following table shovat the BIDS foF and o1e't
Il Stocks a. tho stecs Bosrd to-day, sad a1-o the
or cen. mid IN On tho csptai stock Of Insurance
rcnca-tta:
, 1870-03-13


1--WE II
Received tE11 Ntt&
hectffed bkN As.sN
Ee&tyQd fSt1
IDkkEZN.
hcK& aeA!nt n Lat wsek-x falling OF Of LEO aHd
the fh:peeutt. as44 1sAiu1t :s71 iAE weef-an IN
e1rAse Ct LA. Tho receipts for tho cnfsrsra1daF
w.sk " xefe T s. = e r. th;n III G fos tse 80
ope o. thfousaou: ersnaf WEAK 4 g p 4 s 10
3; ~ .. % II 6ssdes:. p.ese:. @ ara ,ss, ~
them b talthe- material failing od n tho weekly
see ean seatceiy 7etcvec- Good to ehu'ss hctA af
ffon ~ 70 ~ Ct un1z1Ahx SAsiY IN $Aa
wtek. ptes1 MT being ecEzkad tu any c71sdc1ah1o
tIteut hut toward tas e1oto thcrr Eoxd inquiry
fr this quarter about I'll haye been wutked 3D.
The folio the eiostnx p1ces thia week, md
for the cat1esfoctlcE week In le9s
Xar. Il, ls.u. Mar. u, 1sea-
Msa,c.a A5as:s 9.%14.1se
tduEt1..--..-+%..---,. 7.sSN4A % AsAA 4-G
/ sHkEr,.Kes.issd today. z: srsersd TIT wesk-
As Y III be tho eupny hal hoan light and with
fair local ADD chipping demand to Deet III hare met
with prompt fale. and socd IL choice qualities hAFo
found hayztf sli1tt advance lat utsks prcra-
We quote At 81 tHl3 -. medium It 3ANA
4&o; and good to choke At IS ocssAeo.
, 1870-03-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Fer the Week Eudlux March IL.
sx7uHDAI ETKzrso. Masth Il.
BHKE CATTLE

s.1uaDaI E!Hno- March L.
7Ahf oAt1 h.Ttset. atge.A.
~ IN isez ie:a iss:
sa1csJ aad adXendas-"-.-rStss, sn:5 ID =
1hursd.s-...-..-..-.-..-. ?is n LMsI M -! =!
haisld1y- -..-.-..---......--- ~ G ~ ~.
1,,' TIL sstr..:::::-:ss s1S Is ~" -. ss H.: ~.
week beioso 1a1'. .7--;.-..- so!s --'- ~ 49,
week eaitns heb la..-- a'1 80. o.t.- -.
sax4e period itst ) 3es1. ss.0 -. tMeoH M -
1neren............:.::n :nI = AZ
10 r. r.. sH!,Tbsa:1 ~, ZEE 1.,t
- 5sssP; 4 s;t,t ;ss e1s, sEi
tsst'; III ;..T: ~ cao, u.4. sn<*p.
u.,.3v.d ,+nrr Jan L is,o 7a3H st7-ss5 sxsa5
LIZ oe-1ad Isat ytss tS9l5 oi 57-tdl
1,t-...e ..Htt9 E,ltt G&4
lIvx LTcR fKHGa1s.
Crtn ft1she- n-tea "a I'VE s:eet fT7H us.s2 n2 T.
s. actra 1axaf. = tatla.!: p4,,.>A
To B1hsia- Suspension hHdxs. F"ee 10 eu1so Ii
u 5pnfrE.---.--.-..-..-. ia IL E
2TolesS fs, n ,1ss Ses6ts sfe tna toat
vii Is Be- tsfca. I'd ID Of ae.ad wesss "l as
fss5ssd :, e s.;. sa5ffs i s5ss :.
s.ntisas<f eaa ot ho s. s.
s;asa si,ss iii se si1ea aay q tss
psaa ires heie. 1adeaaes:s OF any kind On 1a4-
es1s'' t.,h' - e'9E TAE S4EkET; T.. ,nn.,. r.s q,
tbs .sason 1 ta5t H. o.s dsaa:ous Gudsr he
, 1870-03-13
The foiioVfcg were the closlrg prices On nread-


Above daily tah!n Wa made up: u cars vheat:: ~
cars corn; eazs oats; cats re, and ! cu laI-
leg. Total. 81 Cars, q y, 3,ooo bu
Thefr vas a rather lAfHa arsend1Hce on Change
to-day, but quiet se. OF nA1ksts, with general
downward tendency. n 4ympatay with tho de-
CLEO IN gold
H,7nwtues wers dun, and k91o lower, clostng
rather weak. 6aies were nAde OF 80 hrls hs pc
and 20 h<!a, nun-ho1ut, It &C. $.
DTtxsed hogs vese N Increased detnatd> 1nd
| urder light supply, Prices fnled niae n8hel
than On YESTERDAY. ThA general p.loe foR x1a4 O
I odd lotA vas k24c@1o % dividing oa go e. %
ehosce loss sa.d q saszK9lQoe tpz h8nfs: -
40 s. ter heavy.
! pru.,.a..s ~ ;kax A>ntA sI sas:111. AE92
, 1870-03-13

The following Neze The reoepts sod snipmsu1
Of hresd4,cta snd stock n this po!rr duS1nE tte
past week, and for corresponding wee0 eoaioE
u dated:
HCHHTh
, 1870-03-13
;Ey. he twisness) sssd he had this

tEAt.
nj. KEARSEy. He twlsuess> ssad he had this
RPt1ss1 B. Supervisor MORRISON: wss sners sny re-
ned, that you arc awsre Of: A, / DID no. reifesn
us ueuoIy PARTICLE
q. Or, rainer, d'a 191 Fefsesn az memss{; -
bad another t1ar Baction with MI. kearney. and
C;ote 10 LIN {caults1d} ,nen. sud tasd tsefe vss
70 lamp 90 inc e1o g a1 atamp III III dee
60 rot lnow whether refreshed MS memory Or
Tot. s.., .,,,,.~ tr,rss.a.o
win Mr Etarpey. A. A bustness tEantacson-
q. want to ak II Mr. KeasreJ might not, II
tretc rumeruus visits to your of1cs, have Sune
nd for Am the oCe ~ho ported tns books, ana
there hs1 been no account KhateEc1-no cassses
pHSen ~ sa.5e:s RE.kSxY hsss! Cannot an1n..e pu
cnnros Il n The book I: 4. No, IT.
ttsie csn 10 10 charge made without my koo al'
sops!. N9RR5soxs sss ssSs; s9t r.. S.a 9sss
IT,, 1Isneut . charge being maee in the boo1? a;
II be gave yo9 ad.,ee Stas 6ots taa,e .ood ~
Z retatrt1 ceafxed, ard would Enos T.
Q. Do ycu 1hink he II II the haett o. S,s7nS "a
vsce erals! 4. don : thtnh he ooes- l oA's
b. III. * KE1ksET: VII Joa ee ttnd epoags
TO ieu ne-tlrase inform me, q yo1 re NC oson y,
| Aeert OF MI. CAnlneIds 1ae'het Atte az
! choIEcs sEanaI me- for professional nc1Vfces7 a
| think rot. !.
| Nj. KEARSET. VIA afraid you {Af. CA1l
! atlo) might chAt1s ne with shat trjunc 4on ctss
I nerL
sopelt,1of CLARE Tne 1snueneu seen
nAfe e1h4utsed Al lne.r eT1deoce II It&ktd to tht
mA'tr. II VIII eA Eecekxary for tue COMMITTEES
rtupslp n session aoma lirtle tlpe on Londss.
! MI CAuLF1ELD. would pretcI 70 tnuoduci
| tne ev3 G. Of III. Sneft1n. seat to his pec&
1 iIk houDe td1 ntu- AfteT b1d tho epnse11asio
viii NJ MeAahoo. he refrsaaed my manor
/ brt coulf pot n8t him
. Buparr1sof WAITE 1wouM spk1s1s that \
i | nr<I VRRia ut 10 ocIotx an Monday nnsn1uf,:
{ MI, GAULRlKLn think can cat lin bY III
. | 1urxrxx 4QEalYQA, 1 Hp1A Hka asss
, 1870-03-13

l
AIss supsf1..os MORRISON. I VII aeua sugsc*: to
Nj. kcsr1ey thai ns Set sosntooey ncfo 10 ne1p
NJ. KEARSEY. an quite sat.saed with the
The E:c1s, after s;ylaz the lo:assop nf The
.oons ID III. C4ulaeld's oaice, re4uned: Wnen
M. Iauleeld sad he did nos get anything tof t6t
nsited oQt, .nd eonc,uded someth!oR nad hao.
peLed he d,a rot uks atoEethet. boi q nos
spow xnat w.s and 5u,s Gseooeq ~; nj
pot anIo,ed, tut seerrd 10 think totIe ~ ZONE.
thing wfonE DO 20 sos q 1non y, artd eaeuos
rwcar slat i ever heard Vt. carln.ld Speak o.
Ms.Ktartey In any va! IN oustDess u1nsactlenA.
a something, fat carnot remenber nov. don1
know whelhcrME.kesr came about M lot oos
,Le.s q not; nor % kcoS Eheiner 10 ea@s ~
/ Ar.ktarneys attorney. ! an MI. CAul1elds clsIk
n.ny eit,es u hezn i % bot: spos xnst ID.
9e5ss1 NJ ksa;seEs y,s;ss ~ cor wnss na,s
60 Ent euow OF aaJ existing
1e etA7nkFT or Nh. clCLKIun
y ~; SAILl1E at.,1,t, ID. wans nov 10 90 throug
J. s1p<frisar WAITE Had no: ,op ,c..s, c,,
u: SA5LFIELn: ! Wish TO n.s. my .:a.e
r ss!s zfss Vile f si9g ~ 9as -ns
{. I
Nj. CAULEIELD. Certainly, III. Censloly.
=. Supervisor N.ITE- / suggest tna. NJ. Cso
hed make hia statement, and sha: then Mr. Kea
Il. NAV nsyn ine privilege OF 1nteF1ogatnx nll,,
oe | any Of the covmitec.
MI Ne EEAREEf. The eomniftee will pisa
he underIIaEd that told The committee dltarct:
ia1t nlcnt. that n8d no: MEen Al MY tesunon
or I es1d snst wanted to give NY rcaaonz Why
5qsss ssslsF 1o5 EFF'ssf4Tsee Wife Too a,a ray.o.
cAFELp IT,: ~ a. s:n 81 ss any IN
Nj o'TsraT ONES q. before c1veel. atau1
nawe7eT, taas 20 nos recals:ted ssnnn tas namss Z
Srtre!p U!A recollection WAs yAfJ E1te tsHt y
icca,tou va9 between B,ue 1slacd a.d E11is = %
lad ard not Two aitcs II EpEtewoN e aaa
aonoi It N .bsi Kss.nsy pos;ns .posn; o. eo.,u ssSu
ns1rer. TIC regarded everything that took pa
.. II perfect foolerJ. Nc dtd not iqseod .ea 4
a2as RI b aAid4 Hs took tss saiag e.,
M e1No 9ptrn tn which NJ kooua
pu % Soeto $40, and lauzhsd, kod eald - esx1sa'
I. Nn1T3 % Etve \ lo1, nr Wutda % t1a!
.., sas ~ ~ ana POT I'M, I'll tn,e znensuf. yn1
'os "a rsso1s! ~ .sstses ns hsa % e. e..
- GpaAcxu0S ~ q
, 1870-03-13

GI11A 1AEaa1s1s-Yfae, Eaas1 t1t~ Ntn fotu9o9, 1fak
eI4 xesrs. md Avet sftef ffsm A3@ <.,.-
- ~-..s %sS1t.ss
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

APPOINTMENT ACCEPTED. Captain
James Mathews, Of Knoxville, Presi-
dent of the State horticultural Society,
and recognized everywhere as one of
the most experienced Horticulturists
in Iowa, has been rendered, and has
accepted, the Professorship Of Pomol-
ogy at the State Agricultural College,
and will start next Monday to enter
on the duties of the position for the
Spring Term commencing on the 9th
inst. 1t is the expectation that the
Professorship will occupy only one
fourth of the Captains time; so he
will not lose his residence here. His
first visit there will continue but
about three weeks. We congratulate
the College on having secured so
efficient aid.
Miss Augusta Mathews, daughter of
the Captain, has gone to the Institu-
ton already, to resume the position of
Teacher of the Piano, which she filled
last year. Her sister, Miss Addie, goes
with her, as a student.
The other students at the College
from this County are, M. f. Marshall
of this Township, and Wilbur Nor
gan of Pella, we believe.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03


PAINFUL ACcIDENT.--Nr. G. n.
Boydston, who. lives about . mile west
of town, met with very severe and
painful ACCIDENT on the night Of the
asd ut. Ashe was reaching over and
attempting to loose a rope FROM tn
head Of Z oowithat was hitched I'M his
stable, thecow threw back her head,
and the point of one iof her horns
struck him, just under the rightleye,
and forced tile eye out of its sockets
MI, Boydston lost c Cons Gus e and 9
fell under the COWS and when, his
senses returned lIerwas walking round
and round and calling for lhelp. His His
cries We're heard, and assistance i'm
mediately came. IL was at first be-
lieved that ne. must entirely, Iose his
eye; but later, hopes were entertained
of his entire recovery. sgb1i 1suh 81 40
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

!. Il TEMpERANCE RALLIES.--Pursuan
to previous notice, citizens of Tacoma
and vicinity, assembled at McClurg
Chapel on thenftern0on Of the I'D ult.,
in accordance with the recommends
ton Of the Congressional, Temperance
Society. Called to order By Mr.. y.
Helmick, of Newbern, who made
SOME ex cellcnt remarks in favor OF the
cause Of Temperance. i Mr., Stuckey,
Dept Grand IS. q. Of the Chapter OF
Temperance, was present The Pledge
was read and circulateib by Rey.W.F.
fleetwood, ,ofi Nswbern Circuit, and a
goodly nunsbdr ofsignatures Obtained.
A Meeting was held IN the TIP.
Church In The evening Much inter
est sinpithe. cause d. manifest in the
vicinity. 3ts@iai ettfi sairiggr .Y9iian
/ On tie same anne esyeilinga Temperance.
Mass Meeting WAS held in the Cum
terland Pres. Church at New bern. Mr..
n. Helmick was chosen Chairman.
Rev. Mr., Holiday, of Charlton. ADJ
dressed the Meeting. 06Pie Pledge was
circulated, and nincty-seven sigma.
lures obtained. a Committee was
chosen to prepare Constitution for a
Public Temperance Society, to beor.
gaf,ized at the next Mass Meeting,
which is to be held Oh Tuesday, even
ing, 18th inst. vd A.8oa- sey i
[Orr correspondent will please par
don condensation OF his letter as we
are much pressed for rpom this week. ]
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

90 IF YoU WANT good Seth Thnmas
Clock, 20 70 w. r. Rigg,.. for Bob has
some, of the incest Clocks you ever
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

MEssRs. Sperry & Barkerll formerly
of the Vedette) have enlarged their
Knoxville Lo,oao Voter, changed the
form to all eight-page sheet, and now
have one side printed in Chicago.
The Voter Is one Of the best local pa
pers in the State, Ind whit the present
arrangements eaIis'give an immense
amount Of interesting reading matter.
Guthrie Vedctte. 0H IL
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03


WEATHER RECoRD,--C G. Brobst,
Esq.,, Merchant, of Knoxville, favors
us with the following record of the
weather, from careful observations
noted down daily by him during the
months named:
In December, January and Fcbrua-
ry last there were % slight SHOWS. In
December there were three days when
it rained slightly, in January three,
and in February none.
December had 10 cloudy days, and
IL clear ones. At no time in the month
did the thermometer mark below zero;
and the last week Of the month aver
aged $50 above.
January had 10 cloudy days, and Il
clear ones. The lowest the thermom-
eter marked in January was A. below
zero. r... .;rf.t,.s.. Gf.s
In February there were II cloudy
days and Is clear ones. The thermom-
eter in February stood from 50 to $50
above zero, save on themorning Of the
goth, when it marked 1O0 below. The
average temperature for the month
was 30lo above zero. @4'.eiAs aaa! q
Mr.. Brobst adds that he has passed
the last Is winters in Knoxville, and
that this winter has been the mildest
he Ia, ever known here, and that II
has required at least one-third less
fuel than any winter before. i1sf 10
Now, then, gentlemen, how about
your Iowa Winters?u ,,st.s ,.-.,,;,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

BLIND Man Cutting WOOD
There is a blind man in Knoxville,
whose name we no not now recall,
Who goes around town and not only
cuts tirewood but splits it.. Being led
to the place, he can of course saw the
wood without the aid of sight. But
the splitting is more difficult. He
sets the sticks up on end, feels where
to place the AK, lifts AK and stick up
together and pounds them on the
ground till the stick lets the ak part
way in, and then raises both and deals
the effective stroke. In this manner
he manages to work up a quite con-
siderable amount Of wood in day,
despite his blindness. He may fairly
match himself against the one-armed
chopper.
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gyEssA,R. Fl T1iorIlArgh llsiagl

4yE1sA-R. H g1ionilldrEh, living
near Pleasantville, lost valuable stall
lion from disease j sfewsdays.ago; and
Joseph Dawson's horse caught the dis
ease and died soon after, Powell G.,
Mikescll and Vim. Clark, of Red, Rock
Township, Are putting up new dwell-I
ing houses; and other. citizens Of the
Township are building new barns and an,
making other improvements,-7lm.
Bass has retHrneds to Red Rocka9rd
gone at his usual tricks of getting
drunk and threatening To shoot people.
An Exhibition at rleasantYiile on,
the night of the slsts nit, got upfbN
thescholars there, was broken mp, with
much and d,sgraceful DISTURB e, By
persons fronli,W heeling and other
plaees. --s4. iJo Giiveng living enear
pIeasantville, has lost about $50 logsl
from cholera in the last few weeks
and every person III the, nrfghtbofhoodll
has lost anumber.---George Shrader,
of Dallas Township, had his arm bro
ken by being thrown from wagon by
his runaway horses, on the 18th ut,
"A Literary Societynat Wheeling
runs manuscript paper, with HON.
S. Y. Gose for Editor.l---The Pleas
antville folks talk Of establishing a
Bank.--We condense these items from
the Democrat of this week. bs go IN
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

d RECEIVED, from Messrs. Durham
and Keables, copies of the First Bien-
NAL Report of the State Reform
School, and the Third Biennial Report
of the State Agricultural College.
Thanks, gentlemen. 9919 haa aa-aiaeI
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

IF YOU WANT agood Watch ornice
Jewelry, go to w. r. Riggs Jewelry
Store, north side Public Square, one
door west of Williams Grocery. @s