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Notice.

nnnhhl ,,;.i warn all persons against trars
si,y;,. .it any business with JOHN T.. Vii
neycr new IN my my name, as he is not ny agent, md
undcrooL % as tn tenfaEsd i'' by me. bnt v"ni,arily
pay. IIiEt,E.!t sialI5, without
August 81 "a 'oii NSON.
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Acacia Lodge No. a. a T. M

~ 1naaa mLu oLAH Communication of this
KXlEMmHGSe VIII VII bc held in Masonic. Hal
m,YeETHls trhurslay) EyENiS.i' yEii'' -, ,,aN !
ociock. BY order Of tho w. 81. '' AT
Ar.r.t r. NJ. BRENNAN, Jn..
SGrrt,r,.
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RoMANcE FROM TIE MINES. storv
comes from the mining districts of Cali,
iornia which savors somewhat OF ~.
nance. Last winter Capt Cook ;s
Snla M. TO have visited Chicago on business
sn1it,a3 Ma.is there he was induced to attend
;n,n ;np,lri1ua1lst gathering, at which he was
informed that, on returning home. by
sinking shaft in certain direction h.
tno1 Would d. find q rich four-foot ledge, and
snat TINS ledge. ata depth of twenty feet.
would increase to twelve feet. The con'
tain, as the story goes. not having any
.alth .; IN such revelations. paid no atten.
,ae .,on a. to It until one evening. at a dinner
party. he was telling his '.experience' to
some friends, who were SO much inter.
ested that they Immediately went to worl.
at the point Indicated, and in short
time struck upon vein which has proved
TO pc OF immense value. So far = ;s
sald that the specimens taken from if
assay as high as SIS. 200 per ton. Who.
ther the story was invented to advertise
medium or u mining concern does not
very clearly appear. 80
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For Sale.

a. Az r'. CoMFohTABLE DWELLING, Gy.
lliiI honlhH, i'antry and Dressn.. I;,,nr,. i,,
nan ucrc, situated on BarnwcII .,,.,,,, ,o'
-" ne'"cch Gcryais and senate streets. A,'',:
August 81 '''t-i'"" co.
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THE MORRIS CnrTnN o1M
The Georgia Gin

fGiilS IL the third sta.u,, no
- uiNS and llavo never had II si,,"Ie ,musc ,.',.'
dnnan ,'m.' mo offer tlcm with rcncwSJ com,;.
h"nse ar ~ moderate prices and ressonal,1o unhi,
''1ns: JnIs , .;oKlCk aCk 4 LOWKANCE, A''o Aets.'
Columbia 5, C.
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Fresh Arrivals.
ZOO BARRELS FLOUR, fro u common
md Diamond" brands. A'ou A'ou orange
ppmGked pinG Iad ha.t hl,oef' Smoked Beef Tongues.
Toasted Java Coffee, Mocha. Jav. r.
suayra and Rio Coffccs. oV'a' La
=, ALSO
r. Z. u iull and well-sclected stock OF ,resh
NJ ms, ana other Staple and Fancy Groceries,
'-!o.a-. -. oalo Tow. GEO. SYMMERS.
H1trlt,ve Tonics and Dyspeptic Elixire.
EtATRACT BEEF, Iron and Winc
~ W. G'iSir u, nrephin. Bismath and Strychnia.
Elixir CONTAIN and Iron.
Vino of Iron.
Iron Cordial
Tasteless Cod Liver Oil.
Infants Food
i.eibig's Extract Of Meat
for salo, wholesale and retail. nv
a,o,-. u. II. HEINITSH,
t, - Druggist and Chemist
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Ihe Pope's Nunco, says the Paris
6anfois, had on interview with NI. Thiers
recently. Monsignor Chigi spoke of tie
intention OF the Pope to quit Rome and
60 and seek tho hospitality of NIalta or ~
spain. NJ. Theirs showed himaelf 10.
oidedly opposed to such step. ."There
ls' ne said to the Nuncio. -. Frenct
proverb which snys that he who onits
MS D place loses it. Tho Pope in nuittin1
rome compromises the future of the
Holy See. His presence at Rome is NJ
least, mn eloquent protestation against
what passes there. 1 have no counsel
70 give his Holiness; but were I in lis
pace would not bulge; I would wnit. "
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SARATOGA IN DARKNESS. Considerable
e excitement was created in Saratoga. last
Hriday evening, by the gradual eoin0
OUT OF all the gas IN the village. Ieayin9
hotels, bar-rooms and streets in dorEo
ness. In few minutes candles wero
worth dollar an inoh, and the fortunate q
owner OF barrel or two of keroaano
OF! made quite fortune. As candle.
sticks were scarce, bottles were moda ~
supply their places. The cause of the
gas going out appears to have baon ~ tho tno
.nadeqaate supply on hand at the pns-
WorKs' through the negligence OF The
company. ~
women IN England that can afford 70
k,eep husband must be prepared to Give
tnelr unfortunate partners an allowance
w9en they determine to dissolve partner.
sup: Ihls has just been decided hv
~ nord Penzance i'll the case OF Milne nv
Milne, in which Mrs. Milne. apainst
whom decree of divorce wins ailoweI
was compelled to pay to her husband ont
o! ner separate estate IN annual snm nj
Iooo, toward the maintenance and edn.
cation OF the children of the MARRIAGE
Il is rough rule that wont work hoth
ways. 'o'n
AS my wife at the window. one dav
STOOD watching Il man with u monkey
cart camo by with "broth of bow
y VINO was driving stout little DONKEY.
10 my wifo then spoke, by wny of n
oke, there's relation of yours in Tint
,,afrlage" 10 which she replied, as tho
ionkey sho epied, "Ah, yes; a relation
~ marringel"
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For Sale Chean
Red Oats. Rnst praaI

-, Red Oats, Rust Proof.
tNoh sale, at $3.50 per buaLcI a.c, ,o1 -,
ar1,r rt,iFered ~ at railroad. Apply by casi,
H;r,,. w. l.. ANDERSON.
n,r.i.y Mineiy.Six Post Of,ico, Abbeyillc 60.
August II az Aiheh.
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New Shore Mackerel.
IN by r. ' tI.,',,."' T''I wv
august IS ~ d.
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r,,psa smoked I'D Beet and Tongues.
- for sale by '''u oMi-n tin,.;! nEEf'
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ochledam Scbnapps.
~ ChHES Woifo's celebrated SCHIEDA,I
SD ~, AROMATIC SCNNApPS, lust nrriy'
Aug Ii JOI1N .c~rr. :. .o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-19

Watienz@ eridt. - (5or ben Rthtern Salber
fton. Sanets uno 8oRb,I @taas Sode erbtelt Bolt
Inadt CUR 8erluaItuns Der Sintcrtufenitait BON
Sbeooore Ntoliere.
StaottreiS @sri6t. observation-disclosures.
9atob %. @rGlflin unc @eors $. adlbiuB 9egen
@n. W. g8tnis; gntras auf StirteOisur9 elmer
8fanorebts tpanoweriersI : Soroernn8 BON $751; 40
flr Sum 9aue pom Sduiern an Snro.t norolih pom
RGnoan trase, 9etieiertss SolS. reip. aui 8er8antun0
Der Sduier : Scr "gBitbelm 5els Sauuerein SIR. 5
Der Stabt Baltimore" gc8en @ottlieU unb 6risorid
Wiutihler; IS erbiett 9obann %. Went, iun., ben
geri6tli6en anTtrog, Slpei nit 800 @ereins > !Sppoa
tibet belaitete @runoitiIde auf Der Stieite Der Is ootfes,
iibmcittib bon 8eaionItru6e unter ben Samnter 81
%brin9en. Rsm.S $. Weit crIangte Stsioun9 BON
5~ranSista s. Deft.
sretss ertat fir Sattt orc Count
Z ON 0 II to II, ben t8. Stuff. t@or Den 1tihtcrn
RItare e,raion une @eers 9elctt.l Die "gBeitl.
0torptinSer @iienbabn : Gompo9ntC" 9s9en au9uit
Son9lG6, @inplnbe se9en Beltdti9nn9 bee BON ben
Seidlporenen %bsia9tein 8ou8IaB filr erpropriirtes
@runoei9entbum Suertannten Sdabensriates. Rids
ter @raiOn %srttdrts, sr babe nod feline GsIr9snbeit as-
babt bic 3eu9ensGueia9en aerauer burt5uieben,
ipesbatb Der @erihteboi ben urtbetlsiprnh u~ortaui9
oerihieben iuoae. 3bomas 0onatbion, Curator
iir Srau R~ran5ista 9berbonnter, 9e9en 3. 6. Toiiet.
.. ). Yaaearop,. 1eni. @Orfu@ II. H.; bis morgen
5lritgelcQt. = SiaGt WtauerS, yieger, Diebitabl; 6as
Siitils ltrtbeiI. Uurbe geitrihen.
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aas- Sin Die bemofrdtiffen mnb cpn=
fcrpattVen @Ghfer Der 9. 9Sdrpt

SIS 1T mir Su Obren getommen baB &C,
ipliIc 9ellte bas Seritdt alsgeipren9t baB
i) mid Der raoifalen Bartei ais Ganbibaten
fir ben 1. i3uei9 bes StaOtratbes p%ertauit
b1ttc.
SD halte es fir angemcieu, bieie Gniful-
bigung blenit fir grunofalid 81 ertlGreu; iie
iurroe IN ulnlauf 9eiest, I'M fneine Nomina-
ton 81 bintertreiben.
Sa i) mei1en bertofratiidJen unb confer.
patioen Sreuncen geitattet babe, meinen Nas
men III Serbinbnng nit Der Ganbioatnr fir
ben /. l3lpeig beS StaOtratbes fir Die 2. Warb
5l g%ebraud)en 10 eriparte id) lire llnteritiits
Sung, lno MIR lire llntcriiituns, uno Made
mid anbeiifig, i'm Safe i'd bic domination
erbalte ie nad) meiien beiten SrGften uno
6Gbi9teiten sl repraientiren iinb 9tibts III.
periaht 81 laiien bas fir fe unb altd bic
Steuer5abler BON Baltimore bon Snterelic
lein mirb. SameS s.. 9elanD.
it70.1
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efilhrt. mubte Caution hrnrn. hns er ann

geiitbrt, muBte Caution iteteu, oaB er CUR
geriftltdelI BroSeour itd) einfiuoeu rperoe.
- Wr. Beacof, 9e9en ben bieielbe An-
ihuloi9un9, uHo Die auflage, iih al Srau
Webcr tbdtllh bergrihen Su baben, erboben
wurOen, idb iid bis bente NGbmtttag gum
Ser96re 9c9eu SirgidJaft entlaiien.
Augebli6er Yteiieraugriii auf Wtnria
@rap i'll Nr. 238, Sio-9aaasftr. bradtc
8ilbelm 6eine Dor 8ihter @ai6meger, Der
tbn SebutS oeS ger;dtliden SeriabrenS etn=
feden lteB.
- SuliuS Sd)dier, in Nr. 266, 6anoper-
StraBe, uuo Sbrtitian @eble, g8irtb auf Der
Gde Der @aUs uno Sarriiouitr., murbeu &C.
tern iuegen gegenieitiger thdtltder 4ugrifte
%arrctirt, aber gegen Sriebeu8bitrgihatt uteoer
eatlalien; fir Sdaier maro .. Sebrmanllt
fir Gehle $. YOuanStt 8iirge.
- SIM ySreenpooO=Barfe" iuegen Iugrtfz
feS auf SOiepb So9t a~rretirt, warb gOuis
8rolun pom Ridter 5arlom 3nr llnteriufung
hrs @efdnguiB beorbcrt. Sobu &onnOuD
mo Siegmunb 0engler, Die auf bemielbeu
Blate ourd Shld9erei bic SrbHung geit0rt
boben %lOlten, iaber ii6 bon Nemielben 5tif'
ter eutlalien.
- Wm. Sanfs, clues glu9riieS aui s..
g8. Ropfe BON SIR. 226, Glib amlltraBc, be-
ibuloigt, fpar6 pom Ridter Sbompiou III.
ter Qnterlud1un9SzGautto geltelt.
Yolt5eiti hes. - Carl @ie9ano un0
GbarleS Sab prrSan am Wtouta9S= 4beuoe
]arretirt, dttgeFlagt, &barleS GomarOS lub s..
SineS nit 9adIteiuen attaquirt SIT baben.
9fidtcr Serbian etttieB 8tioe gegen 6%rieoenS-
biirgihaft, ba Die 2lngetlagteu itb weigerten,
Die Stage 81 oerfol9en.
- Ser Sarbige Soj9ua Mapue nltroe mn
ter nor MufInnp nom Mertd,ts iihprn,ipiPu
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Observation-Disclosures

9as S6ifi Die eret @ebrooers," bon am5eroam
nab Baltimore nnteripe9s, mar am 3. b. Wfts. bel
Eatmoutb, @u9tanb.
DasSbifi "SameS @beton, :" BON bier nobVtorfeifte
beittntmt, tuurbe am Ia. b. Utts. bonn RemprQueur
Dupont" in bic bobe See binausbugiirt.
8ie 9rt99 nSaIetne," nab Baltimore %btiiimmt,
paiiirte nil. D. DitS. bic Seiiun9 Dtouroe.
Der 9pir. n@eorgc Appotb" errrtdte ON II. D.
Wts. Spjton.
Die bobs See 9~etponnen eeitcrn bic bon Baltimore
ohge8anacnen Sri99s "R. s. 2Bri9bt," "S. ~. Serz
rp"uno IS. 8rolun."
Bot9enoe nab Baltimore behtmmte SabrSeu9c ia
men 9ritrrn an Der 8eitun9 pionroe porbei: 6ie9ri99s
u@ chattanooga" pom st. Sobns, ag3nl. yiaib" BON
9beiapedte uno cine beutidc Bris8 bon 0emsrara.
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81 Niuo Catalina.

Der Valtlmorer episcopal Wetbo6iit"
iagt: u@ir MAIDEN uniere 2eier aui zines fiS,e
iiber FL Vino Catalina in elmer anberenS palte
uuieres Slattes aufmertiam. 9ieier artifel
lit Snrd cine alnerifaniide @eieqldaft impor-
tirt unb ,pirb obne 3lpeiiel BON 8anlenben qe.
brandt iperoen. Oa mir nit elmer Nlaide
oerielben BON Der Seieqidait beebrt ,pnroeri,
10 f6tnen mir iagen, baB er Elm por;itglider
artitef III, nno bofien nur, baB berielbe bic
oieleu idablitenG onics ODER 8itteren aus benz
Marfts us%rbrdnsen wirb. @r ideint eiu bel
8eitem porsiisliAerer artifel, ats irgeno e.
ner, Der Sen amerifaHiihen Solfe bis ieet o.
ferirt worSen, gu iein." (3uli12, 1S.t&w4.p
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Maibcr,a Nneon-

Ut. 7, SH6sBftbefIdIf1Be,
horirt iett, mic nod mic Slpor. @ans neue ardfte
berri6en ani Der Raitsr' ihen Siibue; b~eioubers iiben
nJiitter uuo @belfrduteins pom 4orte," selpobnlih
''Female and Male Minstrels" benamiet, cine ieltene
ten Nurt, als er, Die Sommerierien Der 9roben en9z
liftcn Gbeater %benusenb, ~einSelne Gaiente ~6eriefben
Sl 9eiuinnen oerjiano. Dies lit init srosen Soften
oerfniipit, iucSbalb CT elm Gutree pom 10 Gents, fir
Srdeiters une @aleriefiee % Genie nimmt. Aber
eafiir finb Die langen 10 f%pieerUirtieen Eauien uer=
ibuunoen, uno man fornmt ben gansen abenb nibt
aud Nom, laaer
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Die bcutiac StaatszS ouyeutipu.

ScuteWtorgen m 10 llbr tritt in ben yytelp-
aiIemblD. 6omS" Die bemotratiid sconierpatioe
StaatS Contention ,uiammet , nm Ganbis
baten fir baS @~oupermurS-, StaatS= Goutro<
leur8s unb Staatsya uualtss amt Su ernenneu.
Sir iamlntlihe aemter iilS mebrere Ganois
oaten I'M 8elOe, inbeB nimmt man an bab
id)on beute bic Nomirations : arbeit e~rlcoi9t
uuo bis gum Ibenoe iih bic Convention per-
tagen miro. 9uS @ouperneurS. @arbioat lit
mad pie Dor Der 9ldtb. SO. q. Ybpte CT
lidtlidl aler Mitbemerbuna uorallS.
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Mn bic 9eutiden Der 2. Warh !

Gin 9roBes llnrc6t, ia, cine OiiBadtung tbrer eige=
men Snterriien luiiroe Die Seuolferuns Der 2. 3Gro
begeben, fpenn fe
Sru. 0einrid Ssciee1
nibt iuieoer in Den Stahtratb lpdblen iuiirbe. Rte=
laiibt bal, bic SntCreiicu Der 8arb, insbeionocre oie4
ieni9en ibrer beutihetBepo5ner, nab RrGiten AT iorz
bern. 9aiie man ft batter burb Die faliben Nnyabcn,
iuelhe feline Rlualcn iber ibn nnb iein itabtrGtblite6
98trfen 81 uerbrelten ludben, nidt ire leien. Sttmm
Sober itr Srn. Beieel; tir ibn iuiro iiherlib aud5
ieet bic sroBe Ntebrbsit Der Stimmen faGen.
t70-S) Sicle eeutfde Siirser Der 2. @arS.
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Tatr 6aDeu.

@incr Der bettetfe(ten 8aiortc, mobin bic 9a(timoz
rcr in ben beiBen Sommertasen 3ieben, urn cine an9ez
nebue Wafierfabrt 5u 9enieBen unb an Stranbe friibe
Der ib5ne Dampfer .Wiatifba" idbrt taslit a~torsens
8 llbr nah benz Slate ab uno tebrt Gbenbs 8 llbr Su=
rid. Yin ieoen Wonta9 unb Sonnabsnb nia1t Der
Ytase befinbet fid Elm portrei1id geiibrtes Sotel nuo
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Der rEbomas 8 oiper" tdslid Srsitass auss
genonllnen BON vi. 2, ai9btitr. zIgerite, pier iabr.
len = friib 9 nbr, Yadm. 2, 40 nnb W ubr; Sonnz
LII am Bprh.
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ipurbe Dor 9ursem fir ole Sommeriation er5ffnet.
3tpei Dampier (ibre abfabrtsseiten ttebs in Der be-
ies %tetichten 8erDnlsunssortes NIT Der Stabt unb
maiden tdSlib Sonnabeuo uno Sonntas auS9ez
nominsI j Sins uno Serfabrten. Der YIot lit nit
treiftth befteut, Spirituoicn aber perpont.
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lay~ Die ,@ e # : 9 / more
9 d II = II" balten beite Ibenb ibre re9el>
mdBige @odlen Seriammluns, worauf bas
Grefntip Gomite fiir's S6itenfet Su elmer
St,una ,ulammeutritt.
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N.ohh,6 06fnuN O1n.
Mnh yiSkife Mocf Mefrent

gBer elm billiges nnb anSenebm ~seleseues Seebao
beilden tpil, Dem enpfsblen mir 9obb'S Sstano,
3d.. Yreiie So pro Gag, SIS pro Dode. Die 8ieile
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wv VtVSU~ %SIUttttW
Nr. &c, Nprbs @aps. Greberiditrabe

9e9eniber,
p~erfertigt Giftns N(rbeiteti ieeer 4rt, tpie
fd,mieres iinh gu6eiferne 1eidnter, 3biren,
1enferldteu, SOnnensddber &C., rnb III eiIgss
rihtet, UNI In Der Stabt uno an be I'M ahbe
in iTrse Ter GriIt inter mdbisen 8eoingunsen ail IL
ten ausSuidbren uno aufsufeten. tApril20,tS.}
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tn ot 4 enfird MAIDEN ntT defenders aui Gle
~t2stigiae 2u9erueriammtang In Scfimann'5 @ebolI
aufmertian, petdle ON 20. b. W. be9iunt; td9ti9
iueroen beutfle Brebt9ten sebaIteH, rno sIpar irhb
XII uno abeubs as Ihr.
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Sic 9rimdrpabl far Die Gefes.

bic YrtmGrluabi fir bic Sefes=
gebunG.
Wpracu tnoetth 8rimdrp0bt fir Die 9eieBges
buHs itatt. gu Den I'M SCEos beinrtiben Sanoiodf
ten Qsb6ren:
/. 2eGro Sr, 1amcS Y. Sduuer;
3. gSlrb Or. Robert @lcAuifer;
9. S3aro -3r. AleE. ~. 6Ubbs;
10. GSaro -6r. Gep. -. 4ugrIs,
Or. u. u. 81. Stdub,
6r. !. Ar. Srdpcrs;
10. gSaro - Or. 4. .. Sdmmnuu,
Sr. Ohm. :. Gbaifn;
IL. 4Gro (lr Den ScHat bes ?. Stitrtttt6)
Mditb. !. M. SeuipH
tfur ba6 Qnttrbdusj
6r. ". y. &dtig.
SBie uuiere qcier crit1eu tperoen, III ods oGutibe
aboptip biirlerzS cement in Den obtH g]elGHnten Wlroe
9at ~uertretsn uuo ole 8cucrbung cine Iebbaitt.
StlhfuertdnOlih jtbtn mir elmer mOqlibt SGbtret=
den 8et5tiltguus IN Ger 4rim&riulbl euEgtgtu, uno
maiden mir aui Sic Wittiattit ~beriglbeH auimertiam,
nm aud Die 5notiercntlien sum 9cluHt hes Sttminz
plates 0ulSumrHtern.
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Ule GUT SullupulY wv uue &ttlltltut7VtitW
entlaiet.
- Mfreo Smitb, BON Yolisiten SirSfg
ipegell angeibulotgter @ntmenOllng bon 20
Yilno &aiiee int Wertbe BON 81, &inbp,
Smitb < 8eneoict's Gisentbuml, feif9euoms
men, lab iih bon 6idter Sarlow benz Ser
fabret Der Srobseidworeneil, reip. benz ge4
lauguilIe iiberipielen.
- g9iGiam Sones iitt inter Der aniduls
biquna, pom Shleppboote ,Gecilia," Capt,
liners, cine Yartie Gaue I'M Wertbe bon $25
entrpenoet Sl baben.
= @cifern ioate Der AM 9ounerifase per'
haftete Sd)marse Charles Sadlo on inter Del
Beltnloigung, ans Simon Holentbal's &c.
id)aft auf Der @de Der 3anober- lnb Snper.
itrabe spei Gufiaden geitobten 81 babeu, ieir
Sdlubperb5r Dor Gidter Sasertg beiteben.
Oa aber Holentbal Die Sade nift tueiter per'
iolqen nolte 10 iparo Der Irreitart entlale1.
ShIG aerei. - Sn benz Srinfjalon bel
6rau Dtc@o aut Der @de Don Imitp
Strabe uno Yage's Court fam es Sonntas
abeno gegen 10 ubr Spiifen Neo uno Sobn
9oltelo, Onfsl nnS 9feffen, gu Sbatltdtel'
ten, bic balO 81 atgemeinsr Shla9ersi aus
a%rteten; Slaid)en urb Older ao9en bin mn
Der; Glide, Stible nnb 8eniter nnroen ser
tIultIlteEI. OS putt6et HugHh wv petoSu VIZ
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-22

DAMAGE DoNE.-The storm Of Sun
day evening was much more severe
north Of us than here. Messrs. A..
Pcnlnnd and NJ. Hart, who live some
eight miles north or northeast of town,
tell us of much damage done. A large
tree near Mr.. Harris residence was
blown over and fell on the house
smashing right down through the
roof. Mr.. II. and his family were on
their way home from meeting at the
time, and had many narrow escapes
from falling trees in going through
the timber. Finally they stopped at
neighbours over night. The damage
to Mr.. HIS house and furniture cannot
be less than 800. Mr.. A. Penhnd,
and his son Alexander, who Is in the
Asylum at Mt. Pleasant, had each n
COW killed by trees blowing over.
One Of the COWS was IA valuable blood
ed animal. 1t Ia thought that num-
Der of sheep and hogs must have been
killed. The wind was perfect hur-
ricane In that region, and damaged
valuable timber to the extent of hun
dreds of dollars worth.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-22

FROM BELLEFoNTAINE, Rev. A.
McClint0ck favors us with comnlu-
nication which arrived just too late
for last weeks paper, and which we
therefore abridge for this issue:
The Sd Quarterly meeting, held In
the new Church, was attended by a
crowded audience. The people were
well entertained by Bros. Crawford Of
New Sharon, and J. Is. Hill, +. Il.
Seventeen persons Were baptized
making al aggregate of fifty baptisms
in the Quarter. NextQuarterly meet
ing will be held at Union, Clay Tp.,
Sept. both. and Oct. lst., where "a new
Church is building, which is To be
ready at that time. Rev. Mr.. M. has
witnessed more than one hundred
conversions, and one hundred and
twenty-fonr accessions to the Church
on his charge, since the LIST Of last jan
uary.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-22

WHEAT.-From various parts OF the
County we hear serious complaints
about the wheat crop being badly in
juued if not destroyed by the bug and
the rust. Some Farmers have told us
they didn't think their wheat would
be worth cutting. Mr.. Gresham, liv-
ing a mile west of town, says that
upon examining his wheat he was
astonished. He had never seen SC
many bugs before. 1.-THE ground was
literally crawling with Them
There is no denying that the wheat
crop in this County has been seriously
damaged; nevertheless We cannot but
hope that, as a whole, it will turn out
much better than the Farmers gener-
ally seem now to expect.
Other crops, SO far as We can learn,
promise finely.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-22
NEIGHBORING COUNTIES.

MAHAsKA.--The Herald Of las
week says Union Tp., defeated the
tax for the Muscatine Western rail
road last Thursday by vote of 10 t.
20. Porte. WEIGH announces {
change i'm the management" Of his
Conserrdt0r, to take effect on the Ii
of next month. We understand that
he will assume position in the Daily
Constitution Office at Keokuk. W.
wish him all success In the new place
JASPER. Jasper County laperi
announce that "Tbe Vandalia Mills
are about to be removed to Knox
ville," but give no other particular
The Inder announces the organi'
cation of a Grange Of Patrons of Hus
bandry at Prairie City.
LUcAs.-The Patriot Of 14th speaks
OF an adjourned meeting of the De'
Moines Presbytery, held at Charlton
last week. A Pastor was installed
Rev. Mr.. Jacob, Of Knoxville, de
livered the Charge to the Congrega
ton.
WARREN.-From the Journal o
last week we learn that ut the Com,
mencement Exercises at Simpson Cen
tenary College, in Indianola, a sub
scription was set on foot to pay off thu
Indebtedness of the InstitutiOn-SS,O O(
and the whole amount was immedi
ately raised, and $500 more.
MISUNDERSTANDING Hlckenlooper, late
editor Of the Abba Union, started last
Thursday to enter upon the duties of Q
Clerkship at Washington to which he
was recently appointed.