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, 1870-07-21

Wives s,s,&i 1IosArtS DDly Woman
khoHs "slt wrltlcu endure: .iiu II there IN. s'ly
1utaes s,f a-saEtuT ths slistgess II trny an miEi
~hi.n 50 mary tht,nsan'ls experience. DAY after
nay :.tt week after week, with 4 fdttltu'1e whtrh
PITS tn shame the baastfui courage oi man. Who
Mt1I tttny that so great blessing to thu scN
tipu1t ttfountt IN every huust hn1i
Millions OF tae1 hAre .,een benefited br Its use,
tut AunE the ftttle and slcls OF opposite gen.
,rs, who. 1hars, need It most rs vlItu . are NOT
~ wt]eis known This foremost remedy OF the
aee-tkss s,wcldc tor every species OF debility,
general ~ !oca ronssttunaf or cas1 Is Plantation
1',ttsTs. pne right ol wuuau at least, will r con
tss}rl-tht rights 10 strenctheniDx heEatt 10 sn-
tain tic Ills IT ~hseh she laws ot nature have alale
hGf the unfortunate hetTcSSs
, 1870-07-21

In our report Of the case OF brown and Fuller
who had hearing Esetnsc Commissioner uo5ne,
on 1ucadss, upon the charge OF not stamping rcr-
lumefy. II WIS ft2teu that taEnson, Iue rarfy who
made the cs'Iul'alat. was he'll. with the others.
~ trta. II appears fFun The srcosf tAat he Tss
only held - witness against the o5t1er par,tes
lie stA,es that Fuller Was not out OF the citr hnf
was present al the dissolution, md when liz
goods We5e taken away frufu The stort ~
, 1870-07-21

All members Of the Multtgan Zopsvna arc re-
Anestet 10 meet at thctr Armary, corner Of Ran-
ollh and Wells sttrtts, ihis escnnS ~ $50 sa7Ea
Huttucsx Of the utmost importance on hand,
and tlrtr wires Will meet y. HAS Park toa1at.
1ra!ns leave kjnIse street Depot at $50 L. u,
Ia 30 d. H., aud Il IN.
a QuAtsrrls meeting Of tho Directors Of the
Washn.nnan Home wilt te hcla. this evening,
II No. a'a Wtrt Madison sttrtt. 4 full attend
aucc Is desired.
, 1870-07-21

4 k1f.ffFETt BkISll ED SALOON a No RESIAE.
rant bIainrss In &r very Test location o5 the city
tut, II, tfsde. TOR sale eArap for cash Inquire Il;
, 1870-07-21


Meteorological recort for July 20, 1s7o, a. re-
EAhlolph strrtt, correspondent. u the snithsopi.
IN Institute Th small letters are the initials fur
the wet,ls " veetiap,' ''grutlc,' s'hi7n," sdIy,"
II 'notst atmosphere" !" j" f4ln," and .ssnow;r
, 1870-07-21
THE CITY IN BRIEF,

Ahcut twenty minute after : O'Clock yesterday
.,nymnc Il Are i'roke out III . ,asn III the fear Of
No, I've State street, near TwtntS--ccontl, and
the uanlrs ston srvra,l to adjacent property, In
..1rinE less VI atu1it s:,0n0, The balldipgs
't4s1axv', Wttc TOW ot one->tosy frames aal 8
;H.estty lt,ck, al! uf which, as well as the barn.
teinuEeI ~ Utls i latl who arr said tb t,e fl1iy
:sistIt,,t. Thu tlriI WAs occupied hr l. IL KuW-
:rs. 1rTct hursts. i cuW. Hui three wagons were
.!rstyusrs iAss sstA, lNsufe,} tur Il 700 In the
>tatg. ri ChitaEo. Nv 1870 Staze street. pwnes1
iy Utls i-aul. Was la1na.ed 10 tue extent Of
~ Tue occupant, u. L. Wilder, did sps st.s4.
.usthsNg. NJ. 1N0ta Waa damaged ahaQt {2tA
It WAS occupied Il! F. Miller ~ news
-tahi anu dwelling. L'ss uli stuck, xioo.
,usn's- No. t0u2 WIS occupied hy l. IL lsowleY
as tour nh.1 iexsl s%ore. The BUILDING was t'am-
aged $50 worth. Ita~ II, loss On stock Atn1 nx-
!usrs WIS so+A He has An tnruI ante Of s., ,ts8 III
the Albany City. M. lthI was the grocery store
VI u, ". Martin Co. Damage III building $soa.
Loss OIL stock, {a0a: Insured fur ti,sa1 In the Gar
ten CITY AMI Il ~ IN the Lutnteftuaus> NJ. lnd
m2s tialnast,l afDut $50, Peter O'S,il occupied
u ~ . 6a!non amt toprl!Ax-h.use> Ills loss NM
alx,ut $ls1; tnsag"d far ti,asl--cnmpAny not
:ealned. Inc uriGin Of the Ire Is NOT known.
!Lay No. II WaR EaaRde1-
The atat1It at tte frpm BOX Nh Il. At half,
past le 0c1pcI yesterday. was oceasluned py The
[:amt breaking out sfrs%h as,nc lhe debris nf The
,re given above No additional damage WAS done
Spark ftum passing tt'cuInutlTu yextcrtiAy
.fttInoun set u1t IL ihc ruof Ut tue lsau,c huiinf
Nh S Vest tInfrlsnu %trret, owned b! Wllll1u
sH'nFucll xu4t Grrnpied tls T1Ennths tTiMx Yer
'lttlc damage ~as done. The department ~crI
:allej OUT hy the striking Of h'x No. ~.
, 1870-07-21


III %.ppiied fef sooe. g ist ess; tfe9t faa desih =,
a W nn NJ inalsn.ss jnss soaG ii sseaty
sss ts 1aass 1Sss u IS ~ E sa
Tor s1T.E.-L0 L0TX FRONTING HAlSTED.
las s. tsa sHfes RsasSa Id 90 sas
FOE fsoat;at 6,ehs1a H.ssra. IA .aphsa.t., 4 50
I'd *se 81 KkRiSr HISS u y#asSns s
ton~a1 ---
Fok + T,;Ia2 5AxSsV%S ssS u ToS!USX 4
I.{p Gsfp rs Seeson psSeneat. hi. p:sSi.s eau Is
s2tT19e:J5 S5p7 : j. 6 w5nnx'oa< 'S e''
1,on sA1E-caolcE LOTS on HIGH And DftY
EMan6 M s. sa5dL E. il s x "eA ''ssD4 81
FoR s*5sMssls, :. ;, EEE EKFks oS ! c5, NosaoE:sr:.
Tor sA1E-an rT- EAST FRoEr;; f., pH 1SplAsA:
1hels - estss esesa sfoSE EMERY u D.aibsTn
Foa sAhxAa.sHAx s ssHS 4 g ooaSEk se os
ths Low If.ss e ~ e. ss;e eisps asS
sGHti. sSts aEteF sF1aSe Blsef Rea aosfs!is.
E,oR sALR-F1ETY FRsr EAST FRONT oS COT. y
,.ss .s,Fe s9ts'f GoR, EsaE Ell Ell Is Lskess
EroR sALE-lmxlss, CORNER s*lcHiGAS,AE-
kEfTkR. Is ssash Cia1f.st
Eog sALE-wEsr AosRoE;sT., +ax1os e, FEET.
W1kRES. VI sfsIns Is IS bess6ofnet. % 4 + Roesa !.
EoIs SALE5s oR $ HcREs oX WoopLtAwS; law:
ana 'E as yae Fsfs s sn
Lex ~ sS'h ssss 1S Il H. M
4 IL Mss:otodtin SaSs.aia Bieck. ~ ~ H~~ -'
Eon sALE-cHoicE CENTRAL AID 1sstos
, 1870-07-21
CoUNTRY HEAI. EsrAYE

{foR sAE1oh ExcIiASGR-A. TRACT or
.and nrar thss city. fur Frocrrcs ether 1nc,rhsu
c!te. within fh'r d:tance OF the RAILROAD Ailrr.s
T. " X, Tribune os;cr.
IttDR SALE-A FISH FARM GOOD BUiI.nISi;S,
w rars. -.;r1. !s - IL '.1rn. well :lo<k.
Il miller from Chcasu, ctrap; Ions title il desired
Of exchange Tor well gated body u wild iaLa i
, 1870-07-21
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

-
L-UE SALE-DESlRAEI.EP PROPERTY AT tIISs-
dale, m tie G., L q + e. is nile. from ciisae,,
Fvad iael.lt and TT Of .ny snhass
law: ter.ne Me make ths tI.,iat:. Ees pa
titu!aI- aEa trt tF,n-iosssstoa. ayIJ tu CaAS. H.
Eut3lkS. 1si " Naehlnetnuet
L,oH SALE EN- EVANSTON : REslpESCEs
wrEh from saIf9l 70 32it1: wel I'Tat'i =, aid
tc rctty ls tl ecss tazh1s Ior ;aa..irst'.a
Watlars,ast. TiikO. REESE. Evanston
Lon S*LE-FIVE:ACRE BI.OCks. SPLENDID
Ftuuud- h;fh~ and always dry, sEd nud:f chltiva
tontyne aaEs txllroad and only u unt.' ride frp:
ss:vrrth eaeh year Until pail for. wA. = COLE, tu5
Eiatk-t
FOR sALE- ESGLEW0OD, rHKEE. MILES
r"tl IT tte city. Is tu.ylit,i With II daily ra..n
lfoai sd l+n,tiful Of Wat7 ID. Michigan. In
diana anil IsaiIie It low 6su:es-rvith fine cn,i,ok
rufurf i'll Hpd vtry cons-nsnt Ir.sc yaatnrru.
.t ltros as 3aj A1sd u.cIotk p m: rrtaEninE fnm
Ertlewne.i u $ 10 aud 6.es =. IN HuLBURD d CO..
L'Ut sALK-IS KvANsTOS, NORTH EVAN.
1 ssnn. *hd t'iencr'-Lot.. or houaA and 1ott. fer
noEthy rhy1nrnt. ut th luwtsf fsttre4 a1. ls.ltes
It, NashfuxtGr-+f 9'
, 1870-07-21

Thr Largest ~ mt always tic lfcSt.
,ut the American t{otel, Rosren, which Is tae
'1ra<st hotel In NeW England, Will also be found
,,re Of the 14>t Every provision is malt for sae
comfort OF guests.
, 1870-07-21

Rough skin nandc smooth BY u~tnE
juniper Tar Soap. nlaaufacturesi By Caswel',
ti&xstEd / Co, NcH York
, 1870-07-21

Enst Quantities Of Ivory Destroy cd.
-Thousan1s If tee1h that might last lifeline are
lust rrtte srar, simply hecause the pa: ties con-
crrnes tiser forget or 10 not aPprectste tae fact
tnat sozA'ons, s,uls spilled. renders tho densai
kuEsstauCe hrpQf AGAinSt AieCAy.
, 1870-07-21
tscEnnnn Mn44 Meeting ut Quincy
Supposed Murder Case.

QclScs+ July ea-A grand mass meeting, cou-
man citizens OF Quincy, viii be held tonight In
LsldexklAnx Aa!l, for the purpose Of expressing
Prussia ~
There u rnznor On the street. this Afternoon.
that the body OF ~ unknown man 1ss foand lstt
af quincy. to Missoust, With seveFa briIet hoies
II Tic boar.
, 1870-07-21


The Deputy Coroner hrti IN inquest. ytetrr,lay,
4 N. o3s Fourth asrnnr, cn lhc remains u MAJ
-, FaAAne5, tho n II run o|vs hy train On the
Michigan Southern R.sHd. at the Twelfth street
'-rushing last week, and died a1 the Merry Hospital
q Monday, trrm tho effects of the ampatauon Of
ais 1rfl leg. Avrss.sct OF accidental death vas
returned ~ the Inty.
--Also, ii Nd s.3 North Market street. on the
poasy os A,,strrw 4anson. xha sltcd at that place
I'll TucsJss. from the effects VI The ntal Verdict
accorthkly.
Also, III No. a4a North Clark >1rrct, nu 1nc re-
mains Of Lcu!s III ~alictr, who WAS sunstruck
Un Annd1y. Verdict ID accordance with the
Jrewrf ~ fr1a,s-
.-Alto. At No, l43 Durllpg street. On the bo.iy OF
William I1o1schsenmschef, Hhu. aecDtalns u the
verdict OF The jury. t3th from exhaustion, PRO.
huccd bE oye: heaiinE. IicHas priuter ~ trade,
and had been IN this country but Ih1ev wetks,
Also, ut No. u Fay sirset. oa the .4na5 Of
Thomas Allen, II Yea.s OF age. who WAS deowut,l
ID Inc North branch On AoudaJ. Verdict, "Ac-
ttacnsA 4itoHu1ug.
, 1870-07-21

fsos, s,7oo. with tvo boiiess, sso4,soo, With th1re
tolttrr, inclt!vt OF nttarnsnrntz ri ooo: for two
boilers. -, COO; Shspsrt Iron Works Hura1o, two
i1tlers, SO *ss, thr, ho,lrEs 4ss "s: John Cooper
t ca. M Vernon. uhtn. engines with three toll
CTR S1a9 20. engines with two boilers, sl9D 40,
rnRsfata a2one, ttGs, 80
After consultation, 1t WAS agreed i.y the board
that General McAnhnr anq Engineer CreiR"F
tEtnid pEpcet1l To st. Louis Tomorrow evcnIug,
aud examine the rng1nts recently built By the
Fort Pitt Foundr3 for tho water works OF that
city. A further consideration of the matter will
important wnrt awarded The Aessrk Kn2ca
shove mentioned rvpreaent the wcl~known Nor.
run Iron Woiks Of New York. Ii /. somewhat
surprising that nune or the Chicago engine build
rrs put ID \ bid.
, 1870-07-21

BUS1NEA8 CHANGES.

J}FASTED-A COTTAGE AND LOT. FOR CASH
not orrr - 0; tttwt en Twenty second and TIM
tsnrstsss And east of Eurnsid.~et. Addsess $. Trt
linI,.,
, 1870-07-21
MARRIED..

Paper 81nnEtnrA aud N}udoN
1xdes, !aiest siy1ca. Paints, otla. Eiaas and
IlstsS. ii T. E. RsEtyH y Ean!talah-st.
, 1870-07-21

DNlaF~tirt.
II WASTRD-A COMPETENT AND WILLING
" gill to cook. Was, 4ud INN. al lD1 Kant.krc
N~ASrRn-A coon, REr1ARLE Girl TO 20
general h'ua work fos family of ehI.:r- Apply
1t ~ kank4 4k,+- y.
~ ASTER-A FIifSEcfASS COMPETENT GIRL
ta do rrHcsa h.1tsswo5k. References stYufrd. APP
1t IS South Sausan,on.4t.
la@ASTEp--A t;UUD SORW EfiAS NN GERM q
Fvk.st
, 1870-07-21

Cod Liver 0il.-11azant j Clswe1s Cod
Liver Ul Il the best dre1tfxrmft.
, 1870-07-21
DIED..

=, y
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gn the 18th isssant. i:
Zane ron u Cheaso, SID Aix. Elir.oeth AeGnsas Of
EIssroE, scotland
, 1870-07-21


4 N S6i.t,,FsT4 BklSH E6 SALOON AND RFSTAC.
:pf .ss siess 81 se' ell 1ssufs re Al ~
4 WRoLES7EE 1S3 RE74M I700K AM,
~ .,tIo9s5s nu,'s W. PS'r5 FL 5, and esns,s ra5'stE
AnuHs of sttek sIo'is ss4.v: Aso. o.ons ii AsEssan:
to- ns hasss: ,':s g. S IL for ELL
Alaninx nil sna f.i5s. ises ss lisi s:.sas. can can
IT, 4. as u Sfnn Ts1 < s:s. a::sl't
/ GOOD STONE t;RAIX ", RI HOUSE lS KAN
Sss1 e.: s's ':s's sEs'; ;::: ri 81 S@s u: ss
tTA GREAT SACRfFICE-AS EfEGANT con.
~ ,t+t,nt!y nnh it,> rrtan, ese.n. sieek AHtast,
Sn n'it FaFsie. III s e sst
Call 1t i!s Nai,d"lpsrt. Hootn /. lii. TAvLuK '''
RAKERI, TONI t:Gi i0NEKY,. FIXTURES. AND
ps Il =: staits our A' '''es II f'S e''s ''@
I n!AcEEK Am NKEAn RAKEiY FUR SALE
ss e. ssk f sssisss IL T. 5k /:
e,s oS at''s'ys Tor advertiser 81 l; South csFks..
&c: ls'au'r, Il rs South ClaTs.sr. sS'>'=' e''
tEAss saa xkn +
for sai. Essassr IA isd- Situasva III IT, I,r;.r. !"
+ |5;S & is.::t;: II
Ii 1f' t! ss IT, csc.Sufs ICE 7 H. i's'' " o's
{,,KgcERY fUR SALE CiiEAF-tSTa HLiSfiEp
Srrs, No TThnn, ,tbc,. oA 'D~' 7 ss'' SN
11ors,,-cgSTpA,5y 1oc.TED ru,,. NJ
-. tn',. y Htat:: r, = ,sf IL. -. - :. -
r EaAE ASt, ii: Is1;rt.REf,F A1.u,:r R:,.pn
jrc h.s,.s ~ on,.isI; IL va;r.. rsss VI, 1rr
tb,S ts,y1,s- t,;r,aa &,s r;.t. f,,..
st.se... R.tsn l. ~ M" 'A'"''@ - '1
NEWLY FITTED uP MARKET AND FORK
store. ~ Mil" aux t4.ax-. o:.ttet fur s.r. tiAr1
na tthiy 1u-taEen... Call "a u Ia for5uoou each
day
[ }sEt;W }sEt ~ LIZ E'si mn IT. iAClEASl N -
,i, 81 ~ ~ sts M.eSHts E5SH ar: Msthn one
, 1870-07-21

Accidents ssifl occur s-rcfs isa tho
rest 9nlats~l fa1l.s aud Spa!ioS's Eice saon.a
tL, St.nf handy
, 1870-07-21
fJREMEN'S INSURANCE.
Nearly Three ThouRani l3oItar. ALREADY
Nui.txl-Nanc- nf ont Hfrtbaerf..

3IsA D. d. AFcrs, tcachrr Of the Washington
School, and Mrs. f a. Mann, Of tht parH Schoe.,
who hare becn engaged IN collecting fun,is tu in-
sutG tile life III each 1EeiuAn OF the CITY tSt IN
'tas!ng 81 ss: 81 yet to Ii .lot.a,t The uames Ut
suits tr,itts III this Hu!tIly uhtCt arr IS follows:
, 1870-07-21

\ Heavy Case.
A "hcary ease, which ought 70 BE- carried ha.
fore Charlie oa!altcy, oteuy7t yesterday forenoon
al The kinz!e street hr'ixe. The tIt,-lioom OF =
vessel named the Tempest rau into the bridge
ffhuon q some men xho cut away a
poHlon o. thc rgr1n9, wou!a hare sent It int9 the
river. AZ was. considerable deal OF damage
was done. II appears that one end of the hEttTe
caught 10 The HRgtnR Of the -Four BEothess, when
was tn1oadfnK lumber, 50 that the tenders we're
vessel ~
, 1870-07-21

f4oHS1S ANU LA1kk&1aGtSs
I1un saIEIzA sew. FIRST CLASS. i. i, err
ss sSs ssts y r.. II Il r.: s e. sltt Il &
LUX sA1E-A Coup assortment Of FAMILY
Carriage rha. ten', slide : a:e ,u: aa's % Nas
f. f e.f1o1s' Is 4 Sr M t reasonable PE'es;, At > Sas
FASTEST PAIR VF Mares y S.. LOUIS FOR
.a?s Ptt.es ~ tn.'.a w :npH @ = t,; q ns;se. Haa
TasS % Of :, 30 Ch.7sauttI. C II St Leas ' ''''' &>'S'
FOG SAL.a a IIEsI-cLA;Sss HORSE ; Mp En- Il:
sli;e IA II !tas .ssre. Ill South crssE,. pTsss *3s
Il 71s- ex-i.
FoH s&h.A ~! y2Gxs: y ;5;;s sA1a z
~. 1 ss'* f5 is stfhS s:$ aH:s1 '
E'oR sA1E-A liASI,s'NE NLA.S roXy.t s
~ H.'ss ssavnt- Avis ii sussi iaaEkrt, il
J,aR sALE--cHEAP. 4 F1yg spAx cARR1Aog
W<s isse & e..'RS s(s2, 4 ns'' III LUZ e'' Al
EUR sALK-CnHAP, srAN Of BLAcg
a. Dt Ii iGp peSs.a Z fSe ;t " 4
),EGClAR .AUcTios SALE Of, HORSES. CAR
sea nd :. f.s! IT, sse ~
s Her. sasn '' vel % CAL
t9~AS7kn- "a KCF - HEAD ot HORSES, III.
L. L.s.is; - Ss'ia il t1 s's s'AD''' |''@Ft o@'' 4sa
EiOR sALE-TWo FuyR:r ASsf:SsER PARK
;sss: rsa ?~ '-.sshs ,s.rsx;a Ors;s4' .sose:is
LOST AND FOUND.
-.----~-~.
7 osT-,: 50 KEwARD-JrLr !. !, GolD A&EK1-
S;s: 6os' @ @ s casa Is
T osT-ss REWARD 70 TIiE PERS0V WH0
~ hEEFt ha-S my dog tSrsnl-h rAe.l. Hit-- with
, 1870-07-21

Ne opportunity II nnw eHt1sd q all who uIHy dtelra
10 @lsnrss the wonderful manifestations gvfu tr,ssf
the Encdinnship of Mn c, n SAWYER. or Tlins~ssy
sentns. .N South Cark+t.. Room II. AtiaiAeau.
, 1870-07-21
The Tabrraae1e Picnic.

The Tabrrnae1r Picnic.
Inc 1dbcfnacle Sunday schools dfth annual eI-
cu1aon ana Picnic took place yess ,r1ay. Sixteen
cafs, dlle.i with the scholars and their ffietld.
III Iarisn'sr street ai $50 T. H.. aud arrived ut
!ron ChlcaRn. on the f7alena ronf. at 10 ~ e. n.
seas' Great Western Light Cuar1i Band accaupa-
nictt the excursion. and tscoursed some excel
lent 1aua'c The grounds were un,fer she chuyxe
q MI 7. u. Rockwell; the tiuar,l Of Honor went
tntna9h part OF the tnan .at exercise, an. ennts-
Whitte. Miss unchcilG prcstdss q, ~. n elode-
Hn, aud the a1uglLf was led hy Sir. F. Hanson.
There There Mas plentiful sunny Of cooi refreshing
Piled with ice crtanl and ictnouu4e at reasonable
f,f!ra The tay was delightful, anil ali appartp,-
T. fntoyed themselves. The cxcursiontsts arrived
ID thleago at t:3u y. n.
@un,truck.
A man named Chris Dotltstle, q laborer. was
s1nS.suck. about o'clock yesterday af4trnoyp. ou
ine corner n1 Fask aseuut uad 1eay1tt street
!ic Eas taken to his home, No. g Sherman street
II If Thought he will recover.
"a Tunau, nNMe2 Ellen Patterson. was sun-
silucE, On tho coruer of Sixteruth AMI State
stleets. Yesterday 4fternoon- Shs was taken to
the County Hospital
-Jultu Forester. aged 80 years, was suustruck
yesterday, and tascn to Ills Residence. NJ. 2as
North Wells street. It Is tloublfui il he rrcos-
Thomas d. Frazer, q Ia'lorer, was suusttuck IN
1he rear 0f Lhit hs b'ysk, On North ciazx streei,
yesterday AFTERNOON. 1le was attended by Dr.
-.1ohh Hart and anthon Garrisy. la,nrers. were
EunstHeE Yesterday while II wu:k iu drain On
North HaisEed strict. Both will recover.
IT. Cooner, II years ot sxc, was t,rownc,l Ia
sht Sufth branch, near Siro.shn'a .iistaery, res
te5,lay asssrnuun The ho.iE WAS recovered aud
clsbourne asenue-llTn Coroner will hold IN In
gaeet t0.uar.
About o'clock. yesterday afternoon. the body
, 1870-07-21
T. A. kILPATRICk, SccTrt1l

CR0SBT'S OPERA HOUSE.
ONE WEEK ONL
Commencing Monday, July Is.
, 1870-07-21

:nn rises. >. ILL., fanou sses ..t5:W H.
sn rets... .. ml3oou act1 ,,,. ll3 .. u.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
OXFORD, Feb. /, 1870.

The following Biographical synopsis
Of maternal prodigy is from the
GAINESVILLE Gazette: "There is a
woman in this city who was married
at the age Of thirteen, her first child
was horn before she was fourteen,
and at the age Of eighteen she had
four children, and now at twenty has
seven Children
A Canadian didn't believe key of
powder which he had just received
was good; so he threw a coal of fire
into it. Several Of the shingles Of
the roof were found struggled across
into America. 1t is also believed
that the man has emgrated, as he
has not been seen at home since the
although one of his legs
was found in Lower Canada.
How would you like to be a Wo-
man in China? The law Of that land
orders that: 1st. Before marrying,
he daughter must obey her parents.
d. After marrying, she must obey
her husband. ID. After the death Of
ner husband she must obey heroldest
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
Foundry and Machine Shop,
KhOYVILLE, 10 HA.

The undersigned, having put up good,
commodi"us Shop at the old stard, world in :
form the Public that he is prepared TO furnish
all kinds OF Machine and ali other Cas- tugs
usually done in country shops. on short notice;
also to do eli kinds of Machine Work with
Promptness, in u good workmanlike manner
and on as reasonable terms n any other shop.
keep constantly on hand Mill Crates Pumps
tcold and hot water). check Valves and other
Mill Fixtures Of the kind.
SUGAR MILLS.
have several patterns of Sugar Mills, all
of which warrant, and will make good TO
purchasers. Try me and see. Ii you wish a
good Machine Shop in Knoxville give it your
support, and yeu can have it.
2,lltf w. G. SAVAGE.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
Tiac Erasaiifng Privilege In
the Ei0srse,

Editor Of the &Gte Register: Doubt
less the nation experienced an agre; :
able, surprise on seeing that the
House OF Representatives had passed
a bill aboli,hing the ranking priv
leee. One day last week bill W. S
introduced abolishing al free ma
matter; after one hours discussion 0.
this most mOmen.ous reform, the
bill wa, passed with but fourteen
dissenting votes. Thus decidedly
has the popular branch OF our nation
III legislature SIP ,ken concerning a
grcat public abuse.
So good q thing has thus been done
that 1t may seem ungenerous to find
any fault. But rs our Representa-
tives have not discussed their own
bill, it may be they would thus in
vite popular itcisnl Of the measure.
Why, then, we fsS, SO precipitatr
action: Was it felt that debate would
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

/ | met Mr.. Stanton alone, ana
handed him the note. LET the
President make his own appoint
inents. l will resign before ! VIII
heed such note without cobsniia-
tom said he. IntiIHatsHg that ]
felt it my duty to take the course
had done, and did not propose re-
turning to Iowa until / secured
Justice, was asked to take dinner
with him. begging to be excused,
he said he would then see me at his
house in the evening.
called. His first words were: II
regret that / have kept you here
two weeks; and you will find Colo
ne,s commission to take home with
YOU in the morning, il you cali at
the Department" / urged that l
cor'd help enlist soldiers, and work
for my friends, but could not accept
a commission, as those who had been
in the field could raise a cOlored reg
iment better than myself. But how
about my friend? "Oh, that is all
right. / beg pardon for my SEEM
ing rudeness. The papers are ample,
and you need not wait for we'll
earned commission. Stir up the
people; and If can serve you, advise
me.
Weeks elapsed; and hearing moth
ing, / telegraphed to learn the cause
of delay; and the reply was, ut is
all right" Meanwhile, Colonel >.
A. Rice, brother, had distinguished
himself in the field, and his superior
officers had placed papers on file
asking for his promotion. The clerk
took up the "Rice papers'-the first
ones reached-and through the press
the promotion Of Col. S. A. Rice was
announced. The Secretary learned
his mistake, and after it was for
warded ordered the commission
withheld. The brothers, too, became
aware OF the blunder, and with great
magnanimity, one would resign the
honor, and the other f0regO what was
intended. ] suggested that all en-
barrasslnent would cease by promo
ting both. He said, 81 should like
to see the valiant and considerable
brothers," and gave an order that
they report in person to Washington.
1t was my pleasure to introduce the
brothers Rice, whom the Secretary
complimented as heightened officers
who could not fail to attain high
rank-saying that the plumbers OF a
clerk, with an oversight on his part,
had secured q visit to Washington
and the personal acquaintance Of
gentlemen whom he expected to hear
more from in the field. The death
Of Gen. s. A. Rice by wounds, Mr..
Stanton mentioned with feeling: and
ever held in high regard Gen. +. w.
Rice,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

damage the prospects OF the bill! VI
WAS it insiinctively felt that the
odious ranking privilege vas best
buried in silence?
or was it felt that debate might
lead 70 change and compromise:
Better perhaps had some modifica-
tions been introduced into bill that
must be modified when it comes to
the Senate. A good old deacon used
To remark that the devil does all he
can to keep men from coming square
~ UP to the line of duty; but If they
would come to that line, he would
endeavor to push them over. Some
thing like this has happened TO our
REPRESENTATIVES Theyreceived with
an iii grace the criticisms OF the
Postmaster General on the ranking
privilege; so far as we can learn they
are not greatly pleased at the popular
petitions for the abolition OF that
abuse. But as they must 90 some
thing, they overdo. Pressed by the
Postmaster General and the people
to deny themselves the privilege OF
ranking tons OF Pub. Doc" Old
boots, dirty linen, ETC., etc., etc, tfeN
abolish with the greatest haste all
ranking privileges.
This is not just what the Postmas-
ter General or the people have re-
quested. Quite questionable IS the
propriety of denying to the local pa
per, hard pressed by the competition
OF our city journals, all the little
boon of free circulation in the county
where it is issued. Will serious
evils arise from continuing to accord
to postmasters the guarded privilege
of sending free letters on official
business? 1t may not prove detrI-
mental to the general good to con-
tinue to editors the privilege of re-
ceiving exchanges post-free. These
are not matters of public complaint.
Grievous abuses do not Turk under
these franks.
When this bill shall come before
the Senate, we may hope for debate
and notifications. Let the public
utterance in favor Of abolishing the
great evil be clear and sustained.
ANY well devised scheme for abolish
ing the monstrous evils of the frank
ing privilege, if pressed by a vote,
cannot fail Of majority in both
Houses. III.
OXFORD, Feb. /, 1870.