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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-16

Ar the city election held in San Jose, Cali
fornia, on the 1lth instant, Adolph Pnstcr
the Democratic candidate for Mayor. was
elected. Tho newly cnfranchiscd colorcd men
voted without objection
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-16

UsrrED THEIR FoRcEs. For several days
past there has been n large gathering Of Piutcs
and Shoshone Indians assembled at Winnie
mucca, and their deliberations have resulted
ina union Of the two tribes. Natchoz was
chosen as Big Chief Of tho new nation. The
importcnt event was duly celebrated with
songs, dances, bonGrcs and Indian rovolry Of
the most approved kind for several nights.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-16
nlSSOiuTinn

I'HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
between tsaar Merritt AMI Jane -. SELLER u;f
der il' naUto ri s",-. MERRITT or Merritt CO.. s.
THIS LAY Dissolved hy mutuai consent isA4, Nsrut;
al! settle all iudcbudu,-, Incurred 10 dat. !rr the
arm, and i alone authorized to collect al outstanding
accounts. ISAAC MERgITr.
JAMES L. SElLERS
witness: GEORGE W. TUESEr.
Mountain City April 9th, 1870. ApiC-lm
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-16
CLOTHTNGI
CENTS FURNIsHINc or
ASSESSORS NOTICE.
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.

SEyENTu DIVISION OF TIE COLLECTION n,s
- IhlCI OF NEVADA. comprising the Conr,v .,
ElEo.-Noucs IL hereby given that the Naiafio,,s' %
easements oE snuIneratIons of subjects liable a. ir,
under the Internal Revenue Laws OF The Up,,sy
states made and taken by William Taylor. A.s-tapt
Assessor uI said Division. and returned 70 ma n, 81,
annual list Tor ls5O VIII remain open FOR the eIaIns
ton of all persons c0ncsrn,d TOR the stAee on IVY
DAYS nom the date hereof, at the office az In. &c.
ant Assessor Of the sIih rtviz0n IN the town OF Fit
between the hours OF O'Clock \. NJ and o'c.s D -,
each day. and alter IL" expiration OF ten days 10
ON the 10th day Of April. =. 1870 at NV ONE a.
Virginia City. Nevada will and determI,. al
@p-Is relative 10 Srr0gvpus or excessive valuation,
and assessments or UnumyrAt.uus made and taL,r, -
-aih Assistant Assessor. Al appeals % the Assesx.
49, aiuTrsaiG must b. made IA Srltng and specify ~.
particular cause. matter or thlug r--pectli, W6sg
decision l. requested, and shall moreover s,.t. tl
ground yr principle OF gsrpT complained Of
WARREN p MYERS. 4. :. As,es.o-
William TABOR, Asst Ass.ssug.
EEn. April ,, 1870. apgtl
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-16

TmE society for the rescue Of fallen women
in san Francisco. has resolved to rent n house
and commence business ut once.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-16

The west-bound train to-day ia ten honrs
behind time owing TO some trouble east Of
Ogden. The Striped Stockings will 20 10 Car.
lin on an extra trim this morning.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-16
CLICN & HAMLIN.
I. WHITE, NJ. ID.
VIA. TAYLOR,

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. ! NA.s REVENUE NJ.
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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-16

J l. shirley. Oaggcs Ranch
j J. shepherd. shops nh
John Dunlap, Reno
Robert Dunlap. Reno
J E!tlingt0n, TuanO
90 Peck, Vermont
" x FarnhaIn. Maine
Il g Warren. do
G L Perkins. City
"a Berry, lily District
Oh Hankirk, Hamilton
q = fuutc, lialleck
q fIrWen
Isaac NcwhcrCcr. Cariin
W McGinnCSa, Illinois
II Franklin, q > Mil. Ky
j : Bonham. St0rktDn
ii Hunter and wife. Carl!n
u McWilliams, Treasure
Geo Carter. Cope
" Mckenzie
+ II Lyons. Virginia
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Arrivals at the Cosmopolitan Hotel. Elko.

Ha.H 3
VI Cohn. Hamilton
Norris COIn. Hamilton
J E'lclen. Mountain City
" VI ilayeuur. Carlin
W VI Smith, Omaha
W GerIabck, New York
i VI BrafOrt. Vermont
Geo Farwcll. do
II ArnhOla, san Francisco
u = NcbOugAll, do
J II Morton. do
J y rIrkhurst, do
4 Bonnet, do
J Wells. do
Charles ShultZ, do
II Gray. do
II Grant. Idaho
| J Carter. % o Peck
VI W Startling. Elko
Chas Fish, Philadelphia
j II Logan, Omaha
A HsEelgrOVs. Omaha
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
the Convention.

Our County Convention last Satur-
day Was quite largely attended, and
really approached more nearly to a
representative Mass Convention than
any we have before seen. Entire
unanimity of feeling was apparent;
and the Resolutions were adopted by
= unanipopa YQte n that hearty
style which showed that they express
the feelings Of our people. Marion
County has expressed Its choice OF
Gov. Stone for Congressman In the
most emphatic manner. Some OF
Gov. Stones enemies have verbally
circulated the report-it was too silly
to have ever appeared in print--that
"he could not carry his own County"
Let this action of the Convention
answer.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
The Congregational COnvcn.
ton.

The Oskaloosa Herald figures up
the number of Delegates to which
the several Counties of this Congress.
ional District will probably be enti.
tied in the coming Convention, as
follows:-Appanoose 8, Benton l3,
Iowa 7, Jasper IA, Johnson II, Keo-
kuk 10, Mahaska 10, Marion IL,
Monroe 6, Poweshiek 8, Tama 8,
Wapello IL; total l2l; necessary to
choice 81.
Now, as the Call for the Congress.
ionai Convention has not yet been
issued, and as we are not in the Con-
fidence OF the Committee which Is to
issue the Call, we have no means Of
precisely knowing what will be the
basis Of representation adopted; but
we take 1t for granted that it will be,
One Delegate for each County at
large, one for every 200 votes cast for
Gov. Merrill at the last General
Election, and one for each fraction of
100 or more votes so cast.
Upon this basis the representation
will be as fOll0ws-the first column
Of figures giving the total vote for
Gov. Merrill last year, and the sec.
ond column showing the number Of
Delegates:
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
The Warren Cnppty Fair hsgin
on the 2lst OF September. :

The Warren CAppty Fair lsgins
on the 2lst Of September.
The Masonic Grand Lodge of lows
has removed the bar that formerly
excluded colored men from the Order
in this State, says the Register.
The Tama County papers-in
which County resides the Chairman
Of the Committee, Col. Connell-say
the Republican Convention in the
Fourth District will be called the
middle of August.
The District Fair at Des Moines on
the 22d inst. promises to have an
extraordinary collection of fine
horses.
The Register thinks that the Re-
publican State Convention will soon
be called, and probably for the 18th
or cate Of August.
= Am6ngths graduating class of the
Naval Academy for the present year.
were Alexander McCrackin and
Clayton l. Richmond, Of Iowa.
f. J. Lambert, a crippled soldier,
now Clerk Of Woodbury. County, is
spoken of as a candidate for Clerk OF
Supreme Court.
The name of the Post Office at
"Swearsburgh," in Adair County,
has been changed to "Orient." "
Very proper!
The citizens of Des MOines have
made up a purse Of $500 for any
horse that will make time 2.35 per
mile at the ensuing District Fair.
An accident occurred near Ben
tonsport, on the ID. v. Railroad, last
Friday, by which a car containing II
number Of passengers was thrown
from the track. A Mrs. Possin was
severely injured, and several other
passengers less SO. The Gate city,
from which we CLEAN, says that Mrs.
=. is recovering finely.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
Judicial Convention,

For 2D CIRCUIT, 9TH JUDICIAL DIST
The Republican COnxention, for the
nomination of one Circuit Judge fol-
the I'd Circuit Of the 9Th Judicial Dis
trict, will be held at Pella, In Marion
County, on the 2lst day Of June, 1870,
at 2 o'clock r. NJ.
The basis Of Representation will be
one Delegate for each County, and one
for every two hundred votes cast fol
Gov. Merrill at the last annual elec-
ton, and one for each fraction over
one hundred.
S. G. SMITH, Conn.,, Jasper County.
O. b. AYREs, +" Marion +"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
MilliuexY.

MRS. N. A. WANBAUGH would respects
lyl fully annouaee that she has just retur ned
from Chicago with good Assortment Of the
Latest and Best styles Of Millinery d spcy
Goods, which are now open at her residence
on Church st near Christian Church, Kn x.
VILE. Dressmaking and all MiIIiner Work
done to order GB- Agent for Finkle Lyon
Improved Sewing Machines. (a.45u)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
]. Curtis,

UYATCHMAKER. and JEWELER, and
w Dealer In Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Spectscles, Goegses and Toys. Having In.
creased facilities for doing ell kinds Of work
In my Line, ! am able to give Entire Salts
fiction. Aitwerk Warranted. Being Agent
for Prof. J. Ksafmsn's Achromatic Spesta-
cles, an prsparsd 20 sutt ell SonAitiGas ol
sight.
Southwest corner Of Public Square Knox
willie, Iswa. 2,39u.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
Latest News.
FROM Yesterdays DAILIEs.

FROM Yesterdays DAILIEs.
Gold I.l2,. 9
In Chicago market, day before
yesterday; wheat active, irregular,
but closing higher, range from re-
jected at ~ cts. to No, l at $1.1S;
corn moderately active but weak and
closing lower, range from rejected at
74I cts. to No. ? canal afloat at 80;
cattle, sales from S3@$9; hogs mod
eratcly active, $500 $40.
In st. Louis market, same day,
wheat firm but quiet, range from 81
to $l.4j; corn dull, unsettled, and
closed lower, mixed and yellow 50
to 93 cents, white 50 to $l.O3; cattle
steady at $3.50 to 1915; hogs in good
demand ut $3.50 to 1928.
The Senate, it appears, has virtu-
ally decided not to have the Frank
ing Privilege abolished.
There was a terrible tornado In
Arkansas and Mississippi nstFriday,
accompanied by severe hailstor,il,
leaving ruin and desolatiOn in Its
track.
Senator Anthony is re-electt d from
Rhode Island, and SO is Senator
Craigin from New Hampshire.
A dispatch from London, day be-
fore yesterday, announces the loss OF
the British gunboat STANLEY" In
the China Sea, with her commander
and 43 Of her crew. 6e4;
Considerable numbers Of China
men have already left California for
The Southern States, to work on
plantations.
Congress is busy with the AppOr-
tionment bills, the Currency bills,
md the Presidents Message about
'cnha,. go $, ~
Il Is rumoEed Hal the, remains Of
'd'harles p4ehens' Will se buried IN
RaEsss.i o. "a yt,.ss9 HemqI at1 aAsa
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
Lem. Kinkead,

"A UCTIONEER. Persons having Farmin &
IA Implements or Household Furniture 70
dispose Of can do 40 on Ghort notice ~ put
ting them IN my hsnds.
sStock sales every Saturday. Office over
the Post Once, South side Public Square,
Knoxville. iowa. 342H
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
New Volume.

With this number we enter upor
the fourth Volume Of the Hoter. Or
such occasions usage sanctions some
personal remarks:
In the three years past, we have
|suaaee1leG levoz,t ~ \ yhsttssE tkafd1lfl
had ourselves expected. IHOs1Oe.
publican paper at Knoxville, when
we came here, was in a very unsatis.
factory financial condition. 1t is at
least somewhat the other way now.
AS to the difference the three years
have made in other respects, let our
friends rather than ourselves con.
slider.
Two years ago we promised our
readers that we would enlarge the
paper as soon as possible. We have
dose SO. by fortunate circum-
stance, last December, we were ena-
bled to get large Press; and the
enlargement Of the paper followed as
soon as the necessary arrangements
could be made.
But this enlargement compelled
the adoption of the Advance Pay
system-and it fell upon a bad time
in the year, as well as in the midst
of "hard times'' generally. We
could not have prevented this, how
ever, without postponing the en-
largement of the paper; and we
preferred to keep our promise, and
enlarge as soon as we possibly could,
even If it did cause us loss.
Yet the situation at present Is bet
ter thar we had counted on. Unpaid
Subscriptions were crossed off from
our Books with impartial strictness
on the 1st Of June; and still there
were q good many more names left
than we had prepared ourselves to
expect when the Advance Pay ar
rangement was adopted. And in
the brief space since the lst inst, be-
tween IS and 100 names, renewals
and new Subscriptions, have been
added to the List. New Subscrip-
tions, in these hard times, were not
to be expected; yet they have been
coming in, and at a most gratifying
rate too, since the lst Of this month;
and we hear of many more to come
as soon as money grows little easi-
er. The people of the County are
coming more and more to appreciate
the fact that the TOter is now really
a big County paper and cheap for
the money.
TO the many kind friends who
nave aided, in word or deed, to en-
courage, sustain snd build up their
County paper, we would tender our
most sincere thanks; and hereafter,
as before, we shall strive earnestly to
deserve their goodwill and support.
As to the general course and man
.agcrent Of The paper, we deem pc
N+
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

INHALER in Stovas, Pinware, Shelf and
IL Heavy Hardware, ,Reapers. Mowers and
Agricultural Implements generally. Agent
Cor NJ. W. Warren's Patent atmospheric Port
able Soda Fountain. Old Stand, east side
Snuare Knnx' it'~. Nv
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

| q
Pres't Grant on laondsy sent i
Message to v0hg1ess VI ing Cubant
question, condemning the barharous.
manner in which the war has been,
carried on in Cuba, and asking the,
careful attention of Congress. He
does not yet see cause for recognition
Of the revolutiOnists. II " "a
The Spanish crown still goes a.
begging. -
The Y. s. S.Senate on Monday passed
n bill granting lands to aid In the
construction of a railroad from
Brownsville, Nebraska, to Denver,
Colorado. @a ia5
VIM. Cole, of Hancock County,
Illinois, last Sunday stabbed with y
butcher-knife a beautiful and accom-
plished lady, Miss Abbie Summers,
of Quincy, killing her, instantly, BE-
cause she refused to marry him.
The Sioux chiefs who have been
at Washington started home on Mon
day, not overly pleased with their
visit, notwithstanding that Congress
has voted them 100000, according to
one report, as a present! 1t is now
stated that the Sioux have declared
war against the United States, after
all.
A dispatch from Corinne, Utah,
says that n subterraneOus outlet for
Great Salt Lake has been discovered,
making great melstrom in tho
Lake. The story sounds "fishy."
One of the YanktOn Sioux Chiefs
calls himself "Isili GOOsequill." The
Detroit Tribune says: "This is evil
IDENTIFY n rude attnrnnf bv the pnar
untutored red man to pay a tribute
to the name and fame Of William
Penn"
There is not a place Of Protestant
worship in Cuba.
Heavy rains have caused floods in
the north and west branches Of the
Susquehanna river, carrying off mil
lions of feet of lumber.
Travel on the Pacific Railroad is
now very heavy. A single train of
92 loaded cars lately arrived at Oma-
ha from the west--probably tho
longest loaded train ever known on
any road.
The contract has been let for tho
construction of the Minnesota Divis-
ion, 2;0 miles, OF the new Northern
Pacific Ralj1tnd 20 3 y J. !.
'1 fks ioss III u d we q 6 tne gfeSt nf1 u
COnstantinOple was over fifteen
hundred. Fifty millions Of dollars
will not cover the destruction OF
property. The Emperor of Russia
has contributed to the relief of tho
sufferers; and the Turks in COnstan-
tinople behave withgreat generosity.
Over $4,000 immigrants arrived
at New York Cityin the year ending
3lst ult. There were q, 1922 imni-
grants landed there last week.
The Sup't Of the Methodist Book
Concern has brought suit against DR..
I.anahan for SANDER, laying damages
at s2j, 900.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
Matchmaker & Jeweler.

USTAv EBERHART has the pleasure
NJ Of IN non q cling that he has opened Full
New Stock Of wa;cnes, Jewelry, &C., on the
North side of the Public Square. next door to
north west corner, Knoxville. Having had IL
ysars experience as n Matchmaker In Swits-
sriand end Amsriea, wou Id respectfully solicit
ssh see Of patronage. Eatisfsctio guara0 teed
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
e. Radasch.

MANUFACTURES and Dealer in Cigar,
yl and Smokers Articles, next door ia
LacIede House, Main Street. between First
and Second Streets, KEoKUK, Iowa.
ETThs Greatest Variety Of Plug Tobacco
Cheaper than the Cheapest. (34)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
GENERAL. NEWS.
CONsTA NTINOPLE. June

CONsTANTINOPLE, June q.
The great fire in the Pera district
has been subdued. Over seven thou
sand buildings, Of all sorts, were
destroyed-many of the best in the
city. The loss Of lie greatly exceed
ed the estimate made few days
since. Tie remains of one hundred
and fifty human beings have been
discovered, and it Is supposed that
that number represents only half Of
the actual loss. The total pecuniary
loss is committed nj 35,OO0, ,Ol 70, pounds
s( sl'asf I EaaVy \ lSss. TO- t''ss6 y
President Grant and several MEM
bers of the Cabinet, with their fami-
lies, will go a junketing up In Con-
necticut on the Fourth of july.
Charles Dickens, the great Novel
ist, whose name Is familiar to the
households Of almost the whole civil
lied world, died suddenly at his resi-
dence in London last Thursday
evening, from an attack Of paralysis.
Anna T.. Dickinson has made $780,
600 by lecturing, and has given more
than half Of it away for charitable
purposes. aa
Telegraphic communication from
London to Bombay by the new Cable
was completed last Thursday.
MEMPHIS, June ..
At Helena, Ark, on Monday, p.
II. RaynOr, while drunk, shot his
wife i'm the back Of the head. Think
ing he had Killed her, he put the
pistol 10 his own head and blew his
brains out. 1t proved that his wife
was only stunned, the ball having
lodged In her waterfall.
When the bill for the removal OF
the Usage Indians in Kansas to the
Indian country came up in the Senate
last week, Senator Davis inquired
"if there was any stealage in the
bill" Senator Pomeroy answered
that che didn't know Of any,"
Whereupon Senator Davis said that
he "wOuId admit that II Mr.. Pome-
roy didn't know Of any stealage in
the bill, there must be nome" Leg
islative jokers sometimes twit on
facts, it appears.
VIM. Vanderbilt, Vice President,
and some Directors of the Central
Railroad, ran an express train last
week from Rochester to SyracuSe.-
eighty-One miles-in sixty.One min
utes-the fastest time, it is said, ever
made in America.
The car-shops of the Kansas Pacific
Railroad, mt Wyandotte, Kansas,
were destroyed by fire last Thursday
night. Loss to the Company 80, 600.
The House of Representatives on
the llth rejected the propositions fo'
enIarging the Capitol grounds, and
for putting up a new building for tht
State Department, at Washington,
by vote Of " to l27. Hurrah for tn.
House! The proposition to increas'
the salary Of Justices Of the SupreMn
Court was also rejected, 36 to "a.
The Vermont Constitutional Cor
ycution ,save i9itsmie solitary yoieh
favor of tire woman Suii!ae'
Amendment, and al the rest again-
M aI, n AA {
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
8perrv & Barker,

DUBLlSHEKs OF IOWA VOTER, Book
and Job Printers, are prepared to exc
cute promptly and in best style, all kinds OF
job Work, including Posters. Letter Heads,
Bill Heads, Cards, Lsbsls, Envelopes, Blanks'
Pamphlets. Etc. Orders are solicited.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
:

A4u NOW IU1onOtneT yeaT % WuFK.
Its troubles and disappOintments'
not less than its properties and
blessings, are wisely hid from out
sight. But conscious Off deaireMnd
purpose to do our duty, and trusting
in that Providence which rules over
the least as well as the greatest we
set our faces in hope and cheerfnlly
toward the future. sa
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

AVW ~ = W %
The Annual Meeting Of the lows
Press Association is called to meet al
Iowa City on the 28th inst.
Senator Grimes has donated 81 SOC
worth Of German books to the Burl'
ingtOn Library.
It was the poet Tennyson who
through one OF his characters, OBJ.
served and queried:-"They follow
old trails very well; but when did
woman ever yet invent" Never.
theless, Miss Mary Potts, Of OF
tumwa, has invented new flat-iron,
and had it patented. And We re-
member thai y Mrs. ROsbrugh, of
GYthris County. this State, hae lately
inyentef apA patented new Bleach.
Ing Process.
Misses Helen and Grace Eaton, OF
Clarinda, were severely injured in a
collision on the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad some months ago. The
Company has paid them $4,000, and
settled all expenses consequent upon
the accident. So says the Register.
Mr.. Smith Tharp, of BIakesburgh,
has q farm Of some two or three
thousand acres; is building barn Al
by lO5 feet In size; shipped five car
loads of stock to Chicago few days
sgo; and runs five breaking-teams,
and other forces enough to make his
expenses 500 per day. A few years
~ A'f; To. .Aesns - hts KSf5s. 1fSsHz
nBade his money by hard labor and
tOOd management.
An unnlistakablc fossil fish.net has
been discovered in nm excavation in
the bluffs at Ottumwa, 25 feet below
the surface Of the ground, says the
Cbuv.ier.
The people Of Abba and vicinity
have been for some two weeks great
~ excited because the Abba Deposit
Bank has suspended payments. The
amount Of its deposits is not definite.
~ known. The Cashier, Mr.. II. X.
Steele, assures the Union that no loss
will accrue to depositors ultimately,
II they will only wait while.
The State Woman Suffrage Con-
vention begins at Mt. Pleasant today.
Maj,aA II. Pierce, late Senator
from Jefferson County, is spoken OF
as candidate for Auditor Of State.
Mr.. Castor has 100 acres of broom
corn in Mahaska County, says the
Herald.
And the same paper, Of last Thurs
day, says: "The American Central
Engineer corps isat work hcreabout,
and IL we knew anything to say of
their doings our readers should have
it. We don't, and therefore We put
here a ;"
Among the class Of flfty-ninc grad
uating at West Point this year are T..
5. Chaplin and w. i. Birkheilncr, OF
Iowa.
The Iowa Capitol Commissioners
are to meet at Madison, Wisconsin,
the 9Th Of July, and commencing
there will proceed To examine the
State Capitols Of the Union,
In order to he better prepared to
make such notifications as may be
desirable in the plan selected for
Owa.--Register.
The Grand Lodge Of Iowa Masonry
has some $500 invested in Govern
ment bonds.
George Wells,a a Farmer In Grundy
offers to give the right OF
way for a Railroad, and to grade the
road, through his farm, distance Of
seven miles,
!. A hoy 10. years old, son Of an In
sane man named HanseI, had his
head horribly crushed by the acci-
dentaf fall 0f a great stone in Keo-
kuk last Saturday; says the cute city.
The State Sabbath School. Conyen-
tions ned at Cedar Rapids last week,
was last3clyIattended and highly sue
~. W.Go!e Of Tana City
was feleesta President, and X. q.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
". n. STONE. oB.AYREs. H.G. CURTIS
Stone, Ayres & Curtis,

A TTORNEYS at Law, Claim and Real Es-
n tate Agents, Knoxville and Pells, Ma
sion County, Iowa.
will Attend to all business entrusted to their
.aes, IN Marion and adjoining Counties. VIII
oractice in the State and Federal Courts. J, lit
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

! lssiiPb1 %ahtic Ne ara I on the Agates
we may as well look up the Judicial
Representation, which, under the
Call as,pIbFished. wiiibe as follows
The firstlcoiusnn of figures showing
the vote for Merrill, and the last the
nplo~aflnn sas nhnva.
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