Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-25

and ten cents for each sdditiont! line.
We see it stated that great prepa-
rations have been made for a grand
Reunion of the Soldiers of the North
west at Rock Island on the 7th OF
next month. There Is to be an,ora-
ton by Gen. Logan. a huge old
time is anticipated. N
A notorious scamp named Bell or
Nettleton has been arrested IN Gin
cinnati for counterfeiting nickel five
cent pieces.
The British members of the Joint
High Commission at Washington,
having completed their work, have
started for home.
A Scranton, Pa, dispatch of the
goth reports that the coal miners
were to resume work on Monday,
and the whole community WAS
rejoicing.
i The Chicago Tribune asks and
receives SD 900 for column OF ad-
vertisements one year. The hnsi-
ness men of Chicago are Keen to pay
it. There is one house in Cincinnati
that pays $4,000 a week for advertis-
ing, There are several in Cleveland,
J even, who pay as high as $4,000 II
year.
Crop reports from Georgia and
Alabama are bad. Farmers Wrr"
late in planting, and excessive rails
with cool weather have done much
injury.
p. Milligan, the notorious "Son Of
Liberty" has brought suit at Indian
apolis against Gen. HSyey, for SiCC,-
600 damages, for false imprisonment.
The Federal Court retains jurisdi,-
ton of the case. At our latest word
there was much trouble in getting
jurors.
A San Francisco dispatch Of tn
! 18th reported that the Pennsylvani"
j Central and other great Railroad
Companies had formed an Immense
combination to build new pacil,
Railroad through Idaho, and that il;
, had received all required capital AID
asked no subsidies; but as no firth :
. news about it Is reported, we must
, doubt the statement little.
y MEMPHIS, May l7.-Last Frida.'
1 ,,.t, &C al. ,rfa-
men entered Pontotore, Miss, .
the purpose Of driving off Col, F!ol
g ney, the editor Of the Radical p"p'
Y who had been warned to itaN,
q They were met bya party of citi&lu~.
and i'm response to questions as t,
their intentions, fred uron thorn,
!. The citizens returned the fire. Gae
Of the maskers fell from bis lorS',
and The rest fed. The wounded
man was found to be youEg ia"n
in the neighborhCol. He refused f"
, disclose the names Of the others. anH
soon died. The next morning y
: number of persons were found to
: have left the country.
The Presbyterian General Assem-
bly, of the United States met ~
Chicago last Thursday. Two haSs =
of reunion With the L. =. Der oGin
: tion We're reported; and the Commit
tee was instructed to continue nt5o-
tiations upon the subject.
:, The American Baptist Publication
Society met last Friday in Chl>a-t'
! Vim. Phelps OF New York was rltr'-
cd President During the last f''"!
!, year the Society Issued Gt4l ~
: books, tracts, Sc. The receipts i''
the year in the Business Dcpartmn t
Y were s;27i ,44O, and in the Missionaia
J. Department $j7 ,7O9.
t Brick romeroy's New York Dem
: ocrat newspaper has finally iiHzI' :.
, cut and suapended-too inean,
: seems, to live even in New No'
CITY. Now what will the Dcmorra
: do for gospel? BY the way, Brick
already married again.
1 Hon. G. A. Trenholm, ex-Sec'y q.
The Treasury OF the Coniedrr"'
states, in late speech very 'rt
&, said that "in view of all the circnn
. Stutltc- III tilt Wal tbi' S'NlpN''', y
v the North toward the South was sue
. as history furnished few example
Of"
Gold LIZ.
In Chicago market. 22d irst.. 90
per Daily Registers report, hog'
fairly active at 81 to sl.2o, bacon hoes
the highest; cattle dull and nominal"
" and 25 cents lower. veryfslim snl's,
y ranging from s4.35 TO sG; wheat
. ranged from s1.l3 to $i.253 cast,
closing steady at the latter isure;
corn easier but steady and E,irly a,'-
!, i've, saIss quoted from II to 5l cts.
:. In st. Louis, same day, per Gate
City's report, wheat closed easier. NJ.
!, 2 shipped sl.3i, fall active and iitn,
] milling grades $l.5O TO $l.7o; cora,
best grades wanted and others duel.