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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19
trict Attorney with entire cordlality
before we learned this Akct, Ne a. ~
only the more earnestly now.


The Press Of the District.
Having observed IN one or two Of
our exchanges statement % the
effect ssthat the Press Of the Fourth
District is almost all for Mr.. Lough-
ridge" we have inquired into the
matter some, and find the statement
incorrect. As between Mr.. Lough-
ridge and Gov. Stone, we believe
the following to be the true division:
For Mr.. Loughridge for Congress.
the Oskaloosa Herald, MarengO Re
pu6iican, Montesuma Repss6ttc0s,
Grinnell Herald, Toledo Repu6lioan,
Belle Plaine Union, VintOn Eag6,
Ottumwa Cburier, Centerville Loyal
Citizen, Abba Spirit Of As Wsst. and
Eddyville Gaxette-l1 In all.
For Gov. Stone, the Pella BlSde,
Jasper Republican, Newton Free
Press, Oxford Leader, Tama CliVn,
Iowa City Repss6ltcaa, Iowa City
Tribune, Sigourney Nesrs, Abba
Union, Eddyville Advertiser, and the
TOter-l2 In all.
1t may be added that, Of the eleven
papers which are above named rs
supporting Mr.. Loughridge, four are
"Post Office" papers, two Others have:
other Federal patronage, and sew.
enth Is edited by q relative Of Mr..
Loughridge. Gov. Stone, on tho
other hand, has no present patronage
to aid him, and makes no promises
for the future. When he enters
Congress he will be untrammeIed,
pledged only to uphold the principles
of the Republican party and to stand
by its supporters. And We are
heartily glad to know that the pros.
poets for his nomination grow daily
stronger.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19
Millinery.

AIRS. n. A. WANBAUGH would respect.
lyl fully sanouncs that she has juit returned
from Chicago with good Ass"r'msrs OF the
Latest and Best styles Of Millinery Fancy
Goods, which ore nov open st her sssidsnes
Oh Church ST., DsAr Christian church, knrx.
VILE. Drss.nskipe and al Milsiner Work
doss to order. - Agent for Piukis Lyon
lmpYovsd Sewing Machines. (alSsfl
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19
J. Curtis.

UYAfCHMAKRR. asd JEwEL1R, asd
w Dealer ~ Watches, Clocks, Jsvslsy.
0psetacIss, 0oggies and Toys. Hsviss IN .
crossed fasilitiss for doiss sit kinds Of work
n ny Lias. ! IN able to give Satire ssais.
faction. All work wsssssfsd. Being Aesst
fos Prof. J. Ksufmsn's AehrODatic Epssts
Ajss, - prepared TO suit slt sosditioss Of
digit.
sossh vest corner Of Public saasse. Ksex-
siIie, lows. 1,3sn.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19

ti@Lx0cUSlVe CUtuUttScO VI OUsu OOus
pany met IA Knoxville on the 18th
Inst, and received the written Prop
osition Of Hon. ]. b. Grinnell In
reference 10 the construction Of the
A. X. 4 d. Railroatl-this Propost-
tion being the same - announced by
Mr.. Grinnell in the public meeting
in the evening, and elsewhere re-
ported, with the addition Of . provi-
90 TO the effect that 3i5,0OO Of the
amount shall he payable when the
cars run to within half . mile Of
Pieasantville; and the Proposition
was duly recorded on the books Of
the Company.
On the 18th inst. the Board Of Di-
rectors 0f the a. X. 4 p. Go. met q
Stone 1 Ayres' Once in Knoxville'
Present, Messrs. Miles Jordan, Vice
President, A. w. Collins, NJ. Cherrie,
]. X. Casey, Geo. Kruck, g. f. Con-
we'll, John Gamble, James H. Cloe
and o. b. Ayres.
On motion Of J. X. Casey, the fol.
lowing Resolution was adopted:
Rssolrsi: That We hereby approve
and acccrt the rropo..:tion submit.
ted by Hon. J. b. Grinnell for the
construction of the Abba, Knoxville
and Dss Moines Railroad, and will
on our part reduce the same into the
binding force Of q contract whenever
the said Grinnell may be prepared
to do so; and we further agree to
Saise by taxation and otherwise the
amount required by said Proposition,
which shall be donated to any relia-
BILE and responsible Company Of In.
dividuals which may be organized
for the construction of said Road,
and shall also immediately after the
organization Of said Construction
Company confer by proper instru'
ments upon said Company all ths
powers. rights and privileges neces.
sary or legitimate for the pr0secr'
tion Of their said undertaking undeI
the Charter Of this Company. And
the Executive Committee Of this
Company are hereby instructed tc
continue the negotiation with Mr.
Grinnell, enter into and complete
contract with any Company organ
issd - herein contemplated, and
report the same for the consideration
and approval of this Board.
On motion Of A. w. Collins the
following Resolution was adopted:
Resolred, That those who have
already paid or shall hereafter pay
their five per cent. on the Stock
originally subscribed to the Capital
Stock Of this Company, be hereby
released from any further obligation
or liability to pay any further assess
'ment on this said Subscription, ex'
cept the Officers and Directors Of the
Company, who are required to carry
at least one Share OF their said Stock
and Others may also retain one share
iftheyl desire SO to do, for The pur
pose ofkeeping up the organization
OF this Company. The Secretary 4
hereby authorized and empowered
to cancel and return the said 6tocl
Notes TO the parties entitled thereto
when called for.
Board adjourned, subject TO call o
Secretary.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19
Latest News.
TRON YEsTkapAy'a DAlLFns.

Gold 1.145.
In Chicago market, day before yes
terdsy, wheat dull and lower. out
side range from 84l to % cts.; corn
dull and lower, outside prices IS to
s4i cts.; cattle active, Arm and un.
changed. range - 70 1856; hogs fair.
~ active hut lower. $50 to eo.2S.
In st. Louis market, same day,
wheat heavy and declining, outside
range from $1.Os to $50; corn unset.
tied, range from Q6 cta 70 el.lo; cattle
from tS to >7,75;, hoga steady at y to,
10.26.
Lay DeleQatbon 10 the n. F. Da>
nomination was secured by Ne vote
u the East Maine Cop(agepss lDst
Saturday.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19

USTAV EBERHART has the plsaAure
yT Of assouncing thst be has opened Fall
New Stock Of ws,cbss, Jswsiry, &C., on TIE
North eide Of the Public Square. next door 20
nossh rest eorses, Knoxvills. nsvisg bad IL
years sxpssisnss - WstehmaksT IN Svit:-
sslAsA ssd Amssies, vouid respectfully solicit
= - ofpetYon sRs. Satisfs ctiou gusron teed.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19
Lem. Kiukead.

"a UCTIONHER. Persons hsvisg Farming
"a Iuplsmsats OF Household furniture ~
6speus cf ssa Do 90 On short netics By put.
sse then II ~ hasds.
6tsek sales every Saturday. Oo0 svsv
ths psst Oaiss. South side Pub'ls Sqssve,
Kpoxviite. love. SSSu
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19

teously .sked Gov. Stone TO get IN
his buggy and ride down with him.
Gov. etons went, 0psalv and avow-
edly on political business. At the
same time, II there was any Opp0r-
tuDity for him to do or say anything
In aid Of the A. X. 4 ID. Railroad,
we will warrant that he did It, for he
10 one of the most earnest and active
friends of that enterprise. So much
for so much. Neither Mr.. Grinnell
nor Gov. Stone can ever be injured
by the weak and venal abuse Of the
editor of the Spirit. We really ex-
pect, rather, that the ultimate effect
Of this attack will be right the other
way, and tend to aid the Governor
and also the Railroad enterprise
with which Mr.. Grinnell Is now 30
fully identified.
The Monroe Record rather "sucks
out, from its little ding at Governor
Stone q few weeks ago, and very
weakly tries now to convey the i'm.
preston that all It wanted was to
give the Voter chance to defend
him! Bah! Don't this strike even
yourself as q rather feeble get-out,
bro. Clark? "Defend" Gov. Stone
from the charge Of having "confid-
ing and generous nature!" Governor
Stone ne.1. nc uvieure. .He is fortu.
nate enough to have hosts Of enemies
every Copperhead in the State
being One-and II we were to foolishly
undertake to "defend" him from the
.'aspcrsions Of his enemies" especial.
ly when they are 80 puerile as the
above, we would get ourselves into a
big mess Of useless business. Try
some other "plea," bro. Clark; any
Democratic paper in Iowa will be
glad to help you.
Looking through other exchanges
in the District, we And that they all
have 80 much 10 say that even to
refer to 1t would flll columns. For
example. the Sigourney Ne0s OF last
week devOtes over 4 column to the
presentation of ''seven reasons" for
opposing Mr.. LOughridge. II there
were the slightest necessity for 1t, In
this County, we should have more to
say here; but as there Is not, 1t seems
Idle to do 20. We cannot but re.
mark, however, that some Of the
strongest and ablest of the papers
which support Mr.. Loughridge-the
Ottumwa CbMtcr and Vinton Eagle
for exnmple--take oce.sion to say
that their choice Is not from any
hostility to Gov. Stone. and go on ia
pay him high and deserved compli.
ments for his eminent and varied
ability.
In closing, we cannot but quote
the following paragraph from the
Davenport Gasetfe, rs gentlemnnly
and sensible observation from one ol
the leading papers of the State, out.
side Of this Congressional District:
1--WE should he neglecting obvious
duty did we fail tn protest against
the gratuitOus fling Mt EX-GOVERNOR
Stone In the matter Of the swamp
land steal. - No one car
truthfully charge the mlsappr0pria
tiOn OF q single dollar by Gov. Stone
himself. nor that he In any manneI
received pecuniary benefit from any
or all frauds, admitted or alleged
committed by any one In the employ
Of the State government. Gov. Stone
left the gubernatorlal chair as he
entered It, poor man, and, M We
believe, al honest man; and certain
! We are that charges to the contrary
will benefit rather than injure him
In the Congressional contest upon
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19
John Willis.

rUsrYcE OF THE PEACE 4 NOTARY
ND PUBLIC, Nswb-n, Marion Co., Iowa.
kas nov on hand supply OF Blsnt .. and b
prepared to do, on .hovt notice, all businsss
retaining to either O@ce. 81
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w. =. Carruthers,

DEALERin in Lumber, Shingles, Lath, &o..
sud Msnufsctursr of Doors, 6ssh, and
Blinds. Chicago Farm Pumps for sale All
sriess Iew. South vest cor. Square. KAoxvills.
Branch Yard at 0tlsy. &lSu
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19
E. Radasch,

NAHUHACrURB1 ssA Dsslss 81 cissn
MI sal guskssss Assjsles, sect lsss -
Eo1lsls bAass. MaIa Street. hetwGsq ytese
- 5000 ossssls. Ksoxug. iewA.
Ap3bs oseoteet Variety se (laG 4eeosos,
Cksepss SAso ~ cAnpsst. e.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19
r.. -. Oonweu,

DuALBk 10 Otsvss, Tlswsss, ebsjf ssd
~ Heavy Hardware, Rsspsrs, Aewsss SD
A griesltsss, Implements ssnsrslly. Agent
ess n. ". Wasssn's Pstsst Atposphsvie Port.
abis esds Fssstain. Cd etssA. ssst side
lsusse. Ksexviils. ,3f
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19
Mer1dntile. Ubs draoss ST.
Gibson House.

TTAyTNG Leased this weil-&nown House.
u near northwest corner Public Square.
Enoxviiis, and ysA,ted and refurnished II
$tvsu gbout, i am now prepared TO onss
virst.olass Hotel secop modstions to Travel.
sss ssd BsaSdefs. NrGeod stAblisea ed z
lDSe0ptNo41stensovU11 11U9(yUsu v1se..o'
443f LEFT. GIBSON.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19
Our Railroad.

In accordance with previous ex-.
pectatiOn, Hon. ]. B. Grinnell arri-
ved here last Friday noon, to confer
with our citizens, on behalf of him.
self and certain Eastern Railroad
capitalists. in regard to the Abba,
Knoxville and Des Moines Railroad
enterprise. Members of the Compa.
ny, and some Of the most prominent
business men Of town, were In con.
sultation with him during the after
noon, at Stone 4 Ayres' Office, as the
result of which mutual understand
- &sfgre6clsed, a809ylHefd0Jsndum
taken OF an agreementt0 be executed
in form a. soon hereafter ~ practic-
able.
On Friday evening, pursuant to
brief verbal notice, very full and
fair representation Of the business
men and citizens generally Of Knox
Vile and vicinity met vt the Court
House, to hear some remarks from
Mr.. Grinnell ON Railroad matters.
The meeting was called TO order
by Gov. Stone, who referred to Mr..
Grinnell's history, and his present
with Railroads and Rail.
road capitalists, as sufficient guar.
antee that his coming here at this
time "meant business" and that
whatever he undertook he would
energetically and ably prosecute and
successfully accomplish.
Upon Gov. Stones motion Maj.
Atherton was called to the Chair.
Upon being introduced to the
meeting, Mr.. Grinnell proceeded to
demonstrate, BY facts and figures,
the advantages Of Railroads In gen.
eral, the especial need we have for
one here, the advantages already
offered in the natural resources OF
our County, and the direct and i'm
mediate benefits that would ensure
from Railroad connection. We ie-l
gret that no notes were taken Of his
remarks, a. they were q very inter-
esting and comprehensive summary
Of the facts and arguments here im-|
mediately applicable. They will
however be hereafter and in other
form presented. His statements
were endorsed In the c0nsciousness
Of every penoa Pssssst. We nay
uote that Mr.. Grinnell said there was
no reason why the ears ahonld not b
running to Knoxville within II
months, or IS months at farthest. II
our citizens would but do their rea-
s0nabIe duty.
Amer the conclusion Of Mr.. Grir.-
nell's remarks. Mai. Atherton WIS
called out, and addressed the mes +
ing for Z few miniites In the most
earnest mannsF, urging the impes1-
tive necessity Of immediats ard Ct
ual work, upon the plan and pro- 10
sitions submitte d by Mr.. Grinnen.
At the request OF Gov. Stone, Mr..
Grinnell stated to the meeting the
proposition that he had already sub
mItted 70 the Board and citizens In
informal copsultation In the aftsf'
noon. Il was In suhatance this:
The Abba, Kuoxville and d.
- - Railroad Company 70 setaln
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19
VOL. 81


AElo. DALDWln bns ss0svNa - NM
IvI nsr Dsstssss 70 The all Or. 11ills
houss. Asss deer ssse Of shs ? Aptiss cAureh.
Knoxviils. New Stock juSt Sosived M7H
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19
sperry r Bsrker,

nUBLfsHgR, OF IOWA VOTER, Book
snd Job Printsrs, are prepared - exc.
cate promptly and II best style, oil kinds OF
Job Work, including Posters. Letter nsad',
Bill Heads, Cards, Labels, EN- nsslopss, Blssks,
Psmphlets. Etc. Orders sFs soaisissd.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19
Marion Couv. ~ Bank,

UNOxvrLLE, I0v A. Paid Up Capital
N 9Ss,see. Cold. liver. 0ovsrsmsat Esd
other fssasitiss nor Ehs SD sold. fatsrsst
s::swsi % iios d ..osits. special attention.
given 10 0ollssti -. 0psa fssn 4. MI
p. n. .ssespts asdays.
s.. .ICKHOLDER3:
IN. .Oathea,t Lsskls wrisht,
O. * heltas ~. Robert Crosirs,
~. Nelf ~ Jss y. 0aable,
nsbie -. j. L. Mscos0sek,
1.k.M 4. - O.P.Wrsht,
IN woodruff Rs".
Q. z. AsiomS. CasA'r. LAseIs Wnioss. PeSt
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19
q. Z. Collins.

4 TrOENEY AT LAW. O6ioe Dor'b side
IA PubIic Square, Knoxville win also
sttspd 70 col3estions, and Buying and Selling
Land. S7S y
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19
0-6e WfuS&OW. W
Winslow 4 Wilson,

a froRNEYs AT LAW and NOrAR1ES
"A PUBLIC, Newton, Jasper Couaty. Iowa:
fill attend the Goa RS Of Msrioa County. 39s
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19
DR.. C. F. Garretson,

nRNTTST. Once over Kinns'a Store,
s~utAsast corner Ps6lie Square, KNOX.
vile, Iswa. l5SW
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19
- a4osg. o.B.AYsRS. B.o. cuRTiG
Stone, Ayres 4 Curtis,

A frORNEYS at Law. Claim and Real Be-
"A tate Aesa<s, Kaoxvtiis sad PsasA, Ne.
fioo ces~ty, lows.
viii attend :" -. bmsiuess entrusted TO thei,
asss, IN Marion and adjoining COuntiss. VIII
practice In the State and Federal Courts. SIN
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19

U0MGOPATHIC Physicians ! eurgscns.
III Omssin Carrathsss baiidins. ssathwest
eerssr Public Squsrs-up stairs-K.exviiis.
Usvins had Is years sxpsrieses - shs pres
iiss Of fHomeopatsy. I think Ian prepared %
give perfect sst;sfssties - 81 who ssv.a ~
9TH their pstrooago. lin
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19

!. =. Duncan, -. U.s
UFfEL0RgofB Ne s~esss A4lsr. r.4ss -
w - practice of Medicine and surgery.
o0ce south side Of Publie 6quG >, Bsar the
sn.thaaat corner. ll3N
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19
e. j.. 8pe.1y,

AyOrARY PUBLIC, RysI Estate, clsin.
IN Iosursacs ssd General Agent. once ID
Iessa Voter once, Knoxville: lows. bss'ne's s
entrusted to his care VIII bs pfo"Puy nv
s.tislsetepiiy attended to. 10"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19
u. w. MoJuulkin,

a rroRNEY AT LAW. 0Aes On essth
"a side Of Public Square, sesr southeess
eornsY, Rockville, Iows. 5Su
, 1870-01-14

REVOLUTION IN HOU6EKEEP-
1NH,
Good Now S0s Rad EIousckccpers,
PEeIort and Rro:Pccttvt-CooKc cd
Food Supplied iu nny Quantsey,
Kept Wacu, ana Sold at Cheaper
Hates tbnA tho AAW mnteriAI.

From The .y-,s York Sun, Jan. II.
ffot. gi.t w. tlotma'iy oreted nls k,tchen ycstcr-
pos 10 tupp;7 .1ood airesoJ cooked, OF tue very
tfst quality ard OF eye1t kino, at q 10 Her price
,hsn apy thulv'dua! ca1 pcs.lb5 piocsre the raw
this nsser~oD. he guarantees 10 furnish
1on- lamb q from Is 70 2s cents a
tcn4a: 81 ross1 = turkey At :: TO 4e sent. roast
Ut T. to 50 cens; snd al vegetables al IRON S u,
90 cents plate. Soope, soch q. tomato, Jue1pe,
A e. =
cente. pastry and sweet oishes farge from to
l1oieseof Bot says that IN psrs ,n.ee.ouar,c,s
OF she tnhA hnt Z fcr tho lass fty yeats hsv pro.
cured their meala from cooperative kttcdea,
acknowledged that food procured IN this tuanuet
wsH refet8te T. any other,
70 Keep lhs foadFatm wien an oytIet co.ces frnee
oistaLGe. common tln CAPS Of every azs are
nstd- The Professor dips the tin into boiling
water. puts the articles Ia IL coyeTs II tght noG
a.tuEd tie eau be places covering Of ellher ieit
lpBt as warm thee hours after xsld as it was
srglErny Enen taken from the oven Besides
these cars 1er the use OF large familea, the Pro.
LOT twetty. This can be used on : 1ooyrey. AMI
can be kept warm several days BY means o!
~ mtsn: tnfis beng . compartment In the bottom
1he tlicht n ia tout 80 feet By IL The profea
e1ttnpeIlLnnda The c:oklnR ni each article, and
assisted oY ha.f dozen iirst class French cookk.
WIN tns tEd CD hotel rAtRe. TIE Professor
tsFs ne can COOK dinner for SO people. The p!II
tiI OF utat', SIX OF game ten Of " -eta6ics. apn
le1r ElncB Of Gstkctt. The Psurc or tuppllcd
seven ian ies with dinner Yesterday, aud wis
u abs TO attend TO tevcn more OF account OF tse
2tea: Eun.hcr Ct people cali. on bin for 40 eI-
pls1 Aton OF bis Eedc OF cack,sc. The house IN
10 good dnelghtorncod, With pirate houses ftr
Blocks on each eide, ard no one Houlo for a nm
mert dream ibar It Wss nsed TOT any other pur.
Fo:e tnan Tor the dwelllry VI mai! fac.tly.
, 1870-01-14

| heea: soon after by se'Iieuaut oEex the canrcs
a9a H. I.,n,e Of Il Gnu OIL, = t.dzel =,
ceoie ~ r.Tss sxfGs ~ h nJas1..on G s ss
probably nad rot viSi.::d Va huHse mar .a4a
io, tfnta. esng tho l1,s u-e OF N:x Year.
hi. ae io a,s' 1Ia ;s rot =
gard 10 Ter intimacy with Cooke, and, fartner,
~. ~ sothtnE q an ,raue,a' raso-e had cone =
~ n toas % O. bis "s adccs:n7 ei:acr
s,r ru'taneousIy with therrc-.pt by MI. Johnston
,te nna MI Coote OF tte letters ,nishst!o pna-
c!y. snd n.t1ten ny Cooks 10 a. la. nata irtcod,
LAWYER. Of this c!,E, nlIo came 10 hand. Tho
Letter W.s wild and iLcone1ett, ststlng, auo5g
faFpy. ard hod ru.Ied htmfelf; that although b.
e1peeaed 10 die Eoon. or 10 b1 pursued and Killed,
1nrss ne sao1ld eser remain true to the woman he
Our reporter had IN interview with the Pr1nc.-
pal Of the Twelfth Street ulgh School yesterday,
ANYTHING 10 the Eenss,or Of Mis- johnston snics
Would lead pe'Eou 10 6Ippo5e that she was more
liable 70 take 50 'll.adsiEed step than any o:her
sd seferali3 unexcepilo5ael. in her aepolsmsat i
Being quite Teticebt In her nannes 1t VIA dtrr1lt
to }udse shat she Eight d. bat 10 one xould sus.
Siih aa, man, sas Was esen les incinsd
bat tuus9 when toIIed ,ssy ap2es:.l = e
decldt dsb=,let ol the s:ateuert tba: Vt. Co3xe
Has II the lattt el a.:cEI'n0 her eltae. ~ az
fi0n the school. Tor co f"ttDhltol Of R1gtu.rr IT
the flrd hGo ever r'.>hed ncr, as II W0lid hare
been Ike to do u II we're tue Moth ng unnsu,l
WIS cbstised IN her behavior on the Day Of the
occurrence. except that she very s'eoneiy urged
oLt OF the 1cbcos gtl1s to so home With aes In the
rftefloou, which, hoTessf, the gitl did no! do.
IisA Johnston q ac7nA 11arces E1metiEncs t1te1
etout the attention She n ce:vfd iium the minis
fcr. hut those who knew her most intimately Lever
Inspected the unfortunate re .2lt-
After The departure OF CoDke, among hts p7psra
Ytle torLI lutntef OF not.1 Wrltleu to b,u1 BY
MisH Johnston, On ratlous ec1nps Of paper, ana
preserved BY him with care, Tne1e were callecte
t:r Iadiug them, consigned them to TIE natutl
Ir. Jor1ston stat d that steps hsd been t1keo 10
putsoe the peTiea, aud that IN a leH
It vas bis tnpre11tou th4s the couple
had n0t gone 70 Europe. hut he dec1lued 10 s1a:e
The mea.nrcs hG hAo taken 10 reveal theIf where-
aoouts- II IL believed IN Te,l.tnformed circles
tbst the tQRitlTc1 have RoEe 10 Canada, where
they will, Doubtless be reached by the!s ptlr3uers
Mn. CooSe u Frustrated By illness, t1o3gat On by
her hpsaeud'a cinnaI conduct,
, 1870-01-14

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The movement IN lr14bes WAS Of 4 iifht ch1,sctrr.
yet IiMcs t4itd nsm and unchanged, Tia Ss.::n..
r''3 !'S 'A' IA NJ tnnw. large number Of stavt:
cp1lnE Into the market DtAirta <1e hsy ing pretty
isselr. Ana ssc apcets arc thst tsefe E bc food
bRti:tt deDe In this fIre tie pIe<cIt year.
he Cthkn,h Er77hkest- ssys tLa- l@c. eo r :. Of
Pine logs can "owp Wolf River during thn ssaann Of
1e6, shown by the 6Enrts Ct the W. X. bDnn G3n-
taty. The ye,f PREVIOUS the amount WAS 1ss N0,NT