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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

,es1,5 : DIED. on Saturday morning, sul
inst. the residence of Mr.. Baldwin
IN Knoxville, of Consumption. H. NJ
ELLIOTT, Of Knoxville; aged 30 years
~1eaving q wife and one child,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

lars, Tor SERVICES; too IndeflAlte. DIT
p 9 Claim 6f Julia ,Wagllef, watching
and nLrSing Thomas fFafley and wife;
Ress~ri ind of lab6r was not
sSsiBsosdirtd AaIoufRea ,iniif 'hext Tues
la DIX MIIssts s Fybdllb'!s R7s"', 'sS
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

MARRIED., on the Sd inst, by Rev.
aF a. WnS4avT at the Madison House,
fis hkplooii, MIsssuE, r MICKEY q
= - Kcoknk, Iowa, to MIR. A. II. FRAME,
80 Of Knoxville. WI faa tH
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

r,The lBdartl APPOINTED OH! 3. Ken
rJeisy tom mibkioafefi to View the Slime,
\ sad eomhlenCe ibis 'exafiiinatfUI, on
l Januapy 20t2sy llS7Ogl1, al ,io9i9al tT
( UpOn the Implication of.theli petit
TONERS, Enos + Baldwin, and Others,
faria change, of Accoullty road leading
from pAttica ltp 4lQaNDttj in Section ia
Tqw ashjp 4 kRorth, ilsapge, ~ West, In
| Washington TownHliH III ,10gYadi .
The Board appointed s. X. Hellan1y
q SSmlnissiQAer To view ltbsissplSi' ami
coihMsRce bis s4pplnstioRl nnssthe
10th Jay of January, }S7H, ,osrodt
3sTpof the .appttcati51. ot the petit
tiouers, II. II. May AID bdttHs eEs, ,}or thb
tibeati6Hi of 4 county toad Mountaineering
i at the' northeast cofher Of the south
west dtlafter OF SECTION 81 and rum
ming west t,Ae liundfedapd sixty pods
Ethehce north one hundfed and sixty
trpds. thence west tlir0ughi the center
tof Section 81 TowiiAidp "a Range 10,
l tllenee, west tn rough tho ctiitfr' soi
SectiDnl 90 township "a Range 70 to
l,west line of said Section, thence north
one hundred md sixty rods; y m =
L. Prayer Of petitioners not granted fol
want III sufficient pQtice,hsg adj 10 J,
| Upon the, application Of the speti-
TONERS, I, 4 West and others, for thu
location lot "a county road f0rty feet
wide. commenting, in the ,foad rum
Ming from Red, Rock to- PeliAdat the
northwest cofbefI of /, the soitbeas.
quarter Bf' the northwest ,auaster Of
the northeast quarter Of Section B.
Township17 Range 49, thence south
1.-TWO hundred and thfrty-fotir rods,
! thence acuthwesterly feiity!cight rods
lto Township line, thence south along
the west side Of AKhfr'ai land TO tbs
Desf Monies river, thence from thu
opposite isideiof tile riversoutLeaster
lIy tn intersect rotdl d car Mr.. fNoalng''
! residence In Polk Township;
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-02

WHEN two women at Cleveland ran a
mile and quarter foot race, all the black
guards of the vicinity congregated to see the
sport. It is styled ''disguC ing exhibition"
1.-THE natural consequence of women's rights
movement" That no decent man will wish
his wife or sister to run public foot race
or to row boat match is pretty certain, as
such things are managed. But because in
such a crowd there are fifteen hundred
blackguards and couple Of coarse women,
how is womau's suffrage either bstter or
worse? When swift Camilla skims the plain
there is nothing immoral or indecent in
her graceful, rapid motion-it is the bowling
ribald bystsnders that make the incident de-
grading
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-02
Napoleon's Address to his Army.

The following is the proclamation of the
emperor to the army, Oh assuming command
10 person
SOLDIERS: | come to take my place at
your head; to defend the honor of the soil
OF our country. You 90 to combat one Of
the best armed of European countries. But
other countries as vaiIaat as this have not
been able to resist your vsior. IL will be
the same to-day. The war which now com
mences will be long and hardly contested,
.lr Its theatre will be places hedged with
obstacles and thick with fortresses. But
nothing is beyond persevering efforts
Soldiers OF Africa, Italy and Mexico
on Will prove once more what the French
army Is able 10 accomplish, animated BY the
sentiment of duty, maintained by discipline,
and influenced by love of country. VIVA,
ever road we may take across our frontier.
we will find on it glorious traces of our
fathers, and we will show ourselves worthy
of them. All France follows you with
ardent prayers, and the eyes of the universe
are upon you. Upon our success depends
the fate of liberty and civilization.
Soldiers let each do his duty, and may
the God of battles be with US.
NAPOLEON.
AT Gen. Headquarters, Metz, July 26th, $40.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-02

TIE New York Herald is still advocating
the settlement of the Alabama claims upon
the basis of taking the British possessions in
America and calling it square. It further
urges that the settlement be made at Wash>
ington instead of London. Such settle,
nent would, doubtless, be satisfactory, yet
it is in no way probable that it will be
voluntarily effected. Possibly, however,
this variance Of accounts may cost Mr.. Buil
all that tract of country, and good deal
besides, in the way Of blood and treasure.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-02
JOHN AND SAEBO.

The contractor on the Chattanooga q
Meridian railroad, Mr.. Stanton, is so well
pleased with the Cinnamon at work on that
road that he has sent for more.
lie is not satisfied with the ne
groes hitherto employed on the work,
as is discherging them as last as he
can procure Cinnamon to take their places
Mr.. Stanton can do tbs with impunity. fer
he is Boston man, and political friend Of
the negro; and Boston person can do
things that would be mortal offences against
the reconstruction laws and the acts il pur
suance thereof, if done by the southern
people themselves.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-02

The New York Journal Of Commerce ex-
plains why the income tax was perpetueted.
II says: at was inflicted for no other pur-
pose in the world than to perpetuate the
horde of office holders, and keep the grip of
that party on the shroats of the people; but
we mistake if the people DO not take the
party By the throat at the next congressional
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-02
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

To the voters Of the fourth congressional dis
trict of Illinois.
In the performance of the duties assigned III
by the Democracy of the District, we besire Il
call your attention to s. few Of the acts of the
present party in power:
First An unnecessary, bu densome, inquisa
torial and unequal system of taxation.
Second. high protective tariff for the benefit
OF II tow monopOlies which creates additional
burdens on the west for the benefit of the east.
Third. The exsmp tion OF the interest bearing
debt from its proper taxation. 10, .ha
Fourth. Abolishing by eongressioshihe''' '-o
rights of states and individuals .
FTfta. Bv class and partial ieeisiatioh Iof
wealthy corporations attempting TO retain paF'y
mower through frsud and corruption
Sirfs. Committing these and other great out
rayes which could be perpetrsted upon u free
people, only after great civil war, upon pre-
tsnce of strcugthing the government when their
true object is 20 lead the people to monarchy and
despotism.
To remedy these great evils, we invite all who
oppose these outrages to join with in sending
delegates 30 the Convention to be held at Dallas
City on the 10th day of August. for the purpose
honestly endeavor to stop the tide Of corruption
which now controls, to an alarming extent, the
legislation of the country.
Let all who feel just pride in being citizen
of the United States come forward and aid in
saving whatever remains of a free constitutional
form of government.
7. t. DWIGHT
J ii. FINCH,
). p. Patterson.
A. Il. SWAIN
T. 3. CABEEN,
JAS. +. Corr,
Dem. Cen. Committee 4th Cong. District.
JuGT 4rH, 1870.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-02

The gentle Susan reminds her hearers
that Kansas polled 9 1000 votes for woman's
teen thousand forlorn bachelors cry in vain
for helpmeets in that region of unbalanced
population. Are those 5000 votes but bird
catcher's calls to lure the simple maidens of
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-02

Bullock is reported as acquiesoing in the
determination of the people of Georgia to
hold an election thisfall. He agrees for the
same reason that the thief keeps company
with the sheriff on his way to jail-he can't
help himself.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-02
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AT Gen. Headquarters, Metz. July IS

SOUTH AMERICAN news by the way of Lis
ooh Is generally unimportant. The treaty
Vi peace between Brazil and the new govern
mens OF Paraguay has not yet been signed.
Inc report Of the death of General Lopez
Jordan the Argentine insurrectionis, is in.
correct. He is is still in Entire Rims
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-02

TRADE marks Of bus;nsss bo,s.s
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having them registered in the Psten, OfHce
and taking advantage of recent law Of
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ers are registering their marks
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-02

WAsTST4CHES forced to grow in six weeks
Recipe sent for h0cts. Ad
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-08
KENTUCKY ITEMS.


The U. S. Court meets in Paducah
on the 14th inst.
A BROOM factory has been started
in Greensboro, which is turning out
superior work.
Sam. Pryor. of Bourbon, took
several premiums on Berkshire hogs
at the Georgia State Fair.
The Union County Democracy meet
at Morganfeld on the 4th of Decem.
Der. to appoint delegates to the State
Convention.
JAS. w. @. HOUSTON has been elect
ed President, and S. p. Spaulding,
Cashier, Of the projected new National
Bank of UniontoRn.
Mn. JoHN A. YANDELL, of Critten-
den County, is engaged in sinking o
shaft for silver. Ave miles from Ovens
burg, with good promise of success
He reports to US that he has upoues-
tionably discovered silver already
and that he IS now sinking the shaft
along the silver vein, and in q little
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-08

LONDON, Nov. IA telegram has
been received from Shanghai, down
to the 19sh of October. The news
continues Earlike. -Four gunboata,
carrying ten guns each. had been
launched at Shanghai. The Chinese
were importing cannon, arms and am
munltlon. No further outrages on
foreigners had been reported.
Tours, Nov. IA dispatch from
Nendome says the proposition for an
armlstlce was unanimously refused
By the leaders Of the Paris govern
ment. The reason found is the re-
fusal on the part Of the Prussians of
project to revictual the city, and al
SO because she accepted with reserve
the scheme for allowing Alsaee and
Lorraine to vote for members of the
Constituent Assembly. The Paris
Government Is generally supported in
her action By people of all classes.
The Journal 00fciel announces the
formation of three armies in Paris
At the latest accounts perfect order
prevailed there.
The government in this city is act
ing energetically. An universal up
rising is expected, as it now seems to
be the general Impression that Prus-
STA has only sought to gain time by
seeming to admit the possibility Of an
armistice, in order that the troops
lately investing Metz could come for
ward to Paris without danger.
Dispatches received from Dole
Beaune. Nogent, lie Routrou, Cha
teau Dun and Brasy, give particulars
of marked success by Franc tireurs.
| LONDON. November There is
still talk of holding the sessions of
the North German Parliament at
Versailles and Paris.
VERSAILLES, November GIVE
Everything is quiet about here. There
has been no fighting for several days.
Fort Mortier, at New Breisach,
capitulated on Sunday night A fire
had occurred inside, which rendered
it untenable. Two hundred and TWEEN.
ty prisoners and five cannon were
captured.
| VIENNA. November IA telegram
to the. Waaderer, newspaper, says thai
Prussia concurs with Russia in desir
| ing a revision of the treaty Of 1856.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 7.-Petitions nu
merously signed, throughout Belgium
have been presented 10 the Chambers
asking that the sojourn of Bonapart
| lists agent in Belgium may be pro
hibited.
| RHEIMS, Nov. THE newly ap
pointed Governor of Lorraine ha
ordered a census of all persons sub
ject to military duty, prescribing Sc
| we're penalties for any evasion.
MADRID, November THE Cor
respoadenctd denies the statement
of the New York Herald of the It'll
ult., and the San of the 10Th, relativ
to the sale Of Cuba. The Correspondent
cia is the organ of Senior Moret, Min
lister of Colonies, and its utterance
on this question may therefore be re
garded as official. The Journal add
that the Spanish people woul
not permit the sale Of Cuba to th
! United States, or any other nation, O
, any terms.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-08
Farm Items.

From this and all the adjoining
quarters we have reports from the
farmers that they find the corn crop
even more abundant and of finer
quality than they supposed before
commencing to gather. The weather
is proving very favorable.
Wheat is coming up well and gives
6ne promise in all this section.
The market for hogs is quite de-
pressed, and farmers are making up
their minds to accept the lower scale
of prices offered by packers. The
yield will be large and the hogs will
generally be well fatted, as there is
plenty of corn to feed.
FOXES have become 50 numerous
about the hills of New Albany that
there il q general movement among
the farmers to destroy them by meat
poisoned with strychnine.
Mr.. DAVID LOGAN. JR., Of Elkhart
County, Indiana, sold q squash that
weighed ninety. one pounds, and was
five feet around.
FRANK WEIGH, short time since,
sold thirty five hogs, which averaged
313 pounds each; and one in the LOT
weighed AGA pounds.-RockUille Re
publican.
THE warm weather of the past few
weeks has been fearful temptation
to fruit and flowers. 1t is no uncom-
mon thing to hear of fruit being pro.
duced the second time, and Of flowers
that bloom after their season.
THERE is man named Mcclure
native of Pennsylvania, residing in
Fayette County. Indiana. who, al.
though ninety eight years old, is still
able to feed the stock, husk corn, and
cut the frewood for she use of his
family. -
Dun pork packers are beginning to
prepare for the hog killing season
We learn from them that the stock OF
hogs is much larger than it has been
for several years. and that they will
average more in weight.-Shdl0aee-
torn Mercury, 18th.
Mr.. WIN. BAILEY, owns an apple
tree which bore this season a good
| yield of fruit, and during the warm
season blo5somed again, and now
bears its second crop Of fruit, already
grewn to the size of pigeon eggs
Louisville Commercial, 5tk.
Mr.. Gro. 8. SrALEY has placed
in cur Office two of the largest sweet
potatoes we have seen this season.
One was two feet and seven inches in
length, and five inches In circumfer.
anee. The other was twelve and a
half inches in length and weighed
four and three-fourth pounds. Can
any of our farmers beat hin.-Cdrmi
| Courier
A FEW hog buyers. says the Lex
ipgton Statesman have been feeling
the market for hogs, and some pack
ers have also been here looking about
and we are sorry to say they do not
encourage high prices. Some of these
buyers state that they will take no
more hogs at 81. while the packers
think that it will be unsafe to pay
more than Sc. Corn is low, very low,
| with downward tendency.