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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-07-06
Second Annual Reunion of the Cas-.
tletOn Seminary.
OF THE MONUMENT TO MR..
HALLoCK.

The second annual meeting of the
Alumni of Castleton Seminary, took place
on Wednesday, the 2Stb. The procession
formed in the seminary park at $50 p.
M, led by the Cambrian Cornet Band, Of
fcers of the Alumni, members of the
school, citizens and visitors, and proceed
ed to the cemetery to unveil the monu-
ment which had been erected by the
Alumni to the memory of a kind and
faithful teacher.
The assembly was called to order by
the president, Rev. E. P. Hooker of Mid
dlebury, who made few very apt and ap-
propriate remarks in which he said he
had to do at the present time with the
memory of kind and faithful teacher
and an earnest friend He was faithful
to us. That Mr.. Halleck had, during
his teaching, erected to himself a
monument more lasting than any marble
monument we could erect, by educating
the youth of our land, and preparing
them to enter the field of life with minds
rightly trained for good.
After his remarks, Hervey Spencer OF
Burlington, chairman of the committee
to procure the erection of this monument
made his report, from which it appears
that the Alumni are under lasting ob1ga'
tions to Sheldon & Slason, Parker, Gilsor
& Dewey, and Sherman, Adams q Lang
don, who very generously donated the
marble of which the monument wal
made.
J.E. Manley of West Rutland, ther
made some very happy remarks, in which
he alluded to the almost countless number
of the young he had educated, and nevsl
having received any remuneration TO-
the same, had caused the unpleasantnes
Of the Hast few years Of Mr.. Hallock'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-07-06

The man who started the memorable
Sanitary -four sack has lately died in San
Francisco. his most extraordinary
sack well deserves place in all histories
of the war, if only to show how trifing
whm may have an important place IN
great crisis. A bag of -four which had
figured in an election bet was sold by auc-
ton in every town in the Pacific States
for the benift of the Sanitary commission,
every purchaser giving it back again TO
continue its travels, and rough miners
paving hundreds of gold dollars for min
utes ownership of this sack, who would
not have given cent to the most eloquent
bearer of a subscription paper. Ii is I'M
possible to conceive Of anything more
childish, but being all children OF a larger
growth the Californians and Nevadlans
heaped hundreds of thousands of dollars
upon this silly symbol. When the bag
reached ST. Louis, its contents furnished
material for a host of little cakes for
which the bearded boys of Missouri paid
extravigant prices in aid ofthe same great
object. u
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-07-06
HENRY CLARK Editor.
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A lady said that before she was married
her husband was riddle to her, but now
he was scrostie (cross stick. a-4
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-24

oven .s,,ou Of eol,sins tho following provision:
nn =. ssr .s. .' On ss.s IL: .sr: S T", =" III:
inspector. officers Of that district Your Comm
os gular face apd where tnc OF an, fraud
which te rel arm to such an eri show thu,
nu,; to reeve and canvass the rrtu o n,s.r'ed b,
the district csrva.r-' 11i' has been ne rnncpe florri
Your at s p'np de,i,,.d from
case o. Carrv AIT Twmv bit ,. ~ &. TIA,
.n. t'onrt % ,s drcon In MT ease Sn, y,ns ~ @ " ~ :, h,,
h ion- Gown slhruh
co.. usnpat tr thr re,o
Your Colntter onsLer uA nder tie Of
dc. hro@sh 's rno,anc mi"nduc. the onoen
Wa ,h bong an ayaiu dScfepsney be~, the
Com uee de nr pro tue Ius cors the
The tc'o. y"r Cori,.oe rd ..,,.t ,h,, @
rer'oa, r. ss1 ~, II - !. .ots ,pel u the rtoc That ne
was 'h ',. rs' vas S- s roltri p"sn, Al e
l. ia for q ' not r0',S" ,gs. .a a,. Nj -re.".
.s d q ,s c.-,"S r." eom 1" for mr. NE n., ~ ,,n, "G
sDrsti rirp L,ser.h IN poc,.r. 10 -.
d'' To' az a !" d. 20. ai' 'fNel ~ con .
7c: NIL a - "r,"A o. '"c'oa a Crsrr,E T.
Jr,uy. c"!r.. IN tr d1t''ct saws
nc" wa, ''H nt' rl'i .h that di.t-c: re
're'' A. 'i rri Comfy or. AID tie sup.
N"r 'L'N| "a = pr 'os1 ~ u ct -" d ~ ar
e teams % the Momer Of Assembly,
cr o The "ir"n th't the u ,oslrrss ~ ON "a,
Io".si haLce - - II sf ous No, to u.
VI re- ' - - h'''f t"'r 81 ~ l'ie o. Etr 90 4
~ ictn lhsInci seat 10 this Boz ri b, u,
l...rii =. pc
Ia yow "f The oin,ols OK pre-, c In tis report the
Board of C!nvassrs VIII undoubtedly disiu-s the pro-
t,s presented by Mr. kniau, and ,c The , ion to l.S
T..uIilAnj OppOnC;I.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24

luminous body differs from no1'nm'nons oEe In tbs
the former in whic the latter Is at rcst To
count FOR the trLnsuissiDn of sht IL 10 assumed that
Lll space prryldod by fI,d
more inolile nnd liner and lighter than air. TINS
j. l The umlfcro. ether and - pIbe ~ receiy
,lH MI transmitting vibrItons, az water and air do
I'Iho, DOiJ Is THIS of yIbratiDnf which
u" Prorr1Trtl u. ai i.lc, q a' Tis theory ins
"i Nv S'aH" l.'f, o. waich wIt"r w3S poured, au
cairE ri linagr o !. being t.o a on screen. y,n ia
D'F N"' non c:rNn u"rpss " edge ~ ia" o. .t", causing
u HiS'it r"pn'i, when the covered WITH
u WORK trip1ca which o-rt.ne .lrr or larger
tEr pit h was rils d Or lpwcre'. "a the "
nshi, tln sun rks first and combus.i l." v'ri
'.' Ia eat Si',s anccs saron.y atrdrtIyc Of
o:h'1. n1rI ~ b! G'"E IA AMI Oxygen We - i.ns
.,tr cOflbi-t oI - u source uxnf % -
.i,u"t, Wcic InaC' W n g,.vanic bIttrri ~ shog
th .arGt Hc" oi rf'"iiJ %, another surrc III s.ii.
v 90! ~" trdlcf IN ci, spark II arb'- lnI.
- urp'ic' I.Xpc!iIDrnfs ahrwin. thr crin ,p.its
~ a.. ot l.. tc al-o ~ 'r anu the lecture l,,,i
III. tt:. -. ,.,,. .r - the nr . "n"'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24
ASpYRSOS-At be- r"si

aSppRSoy-A, he. residence No gii Ra perh- w-,r--v
>! ..a 80, 90 iht ~ var o b -. r"' g." ""o -
Furral A. to- c lii MLJI lg 'o, itu,ch,
trtvcea rs; md sec"ncav-. IN ird e." .t
Aases Aui .reH. especially 'h'n~i
DRA.-.l.r -c~ Ia White Pin. we'nrs, N''. p Moes
7r H. al r~u. of,as f,rg n" flrrr,
acc, u tho. f,i'. T'r,n- h0- Gf.pi Central
l. -,, .Ar.Di. II: ~, 3AJ snd 80
E,Gs, yr7arA n j. MosGa ey.L.s. Hos % Ai. II as@r.
al .r.i. o. III. ni!r ar invite. TO attend IL. fo,r.i
,.r.>'a.". IL. is,sct NM 'ec'n !r"s r.. -
D. .i.l IN +. a9r.m
IA A... T"v p Hsra y. of z Frsnh
aIs t',A /. i.t.r,'. = - non;n"
Dr. .f..f. oelek from res-enc-. .a
Eg' Lut ua-l~u WeHes!sr Nov >. 1871. John D-nl,.
-. the mlv nv. .'aui ~ fu,--.'
AveIae a
tr..r. ! I.ls. o. iHOc''cAs
SOFIA = cra l. l., W-ine.iy Nov ,! the 2ls'
4. rair4 h. Mo-. - mi, I.aion oi tn bowri~
h.i s taIicr NJ W I'1o ST. 90
,rn'-,. ,tI:o ocfc1
rYEi:.oy-On Wei. d.y Not, "a H.ny W R.sn ,stsr d'A
The ne f,mv srif-i- Hsi:'' :" rnd
t. f.ea f' h'' ,;e re- ta'. :. .',rn,' .r ID ''s
Sa.:... u.or-.rs or .u..!u's~
TEoNA.-or WciIr,sr Nov = ct Ro.in l. /. M's .
-. tie i,'r iL,a., !!p,a
.p-ct Insi-.; t'r.r- tr r"H'a stte %. ~
&c. .'r - Li't .:vr. 'n >a"riAF. l''"Si u 's'r,ss
.il :. i. G.rr" 20 cOJtr To 30 - U'-r."nbi
wc:>r rFsi--t'r "c'7sv Noy. =! Frr,f,s. John M
- g. at. - r.T %: h. -" -
"ri It" I'm are r-'.rr' 10 ir'"" - ~ II ihs
t... .,. s.r.e .; s i'It ~ - tas' :; IN Aur'y.
in, Wcl~. ~. Nov >. - T. w. w mr.,
irric'I's AMI Lir "..l.,r I.ii yst III
Ir ,as.t,d .rr,l .;
h. : j.. !. -. I''At. -tta .A';, .. .' o.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24

CuNrLL!ION OF TiIE CtNVA-r-D.FGCrIvE RE-
I'll l.NS.
At ll:3o a. IL. yesterday the official canvass
cf the ruiaic Vote rcsiincdin The '"aiocr o
the Board Of supervisOrs The crowd in attendanre ont
,dc the railing was greater than an Wein"-d'y ~
A. N tnc OF Tic wards previously can'dS~cd III"
many Q. tn DISTRICT, was Incorrect "i4 n diners
IN sing together. Icces: Wa taken afcr ihc arNth
I,clj. ,,.i L-Atccu.h WARTS Tia hc'a caHv"~ d, and
Az he recess. NE B"arl remain d ia -ce.l = uh t.
c.uyas> Il tAc Nnc;rcAtd T"cAio:l. T@cI y-ii:t .d
Yw,I Dad Wdils was comp. ',cd
BARN. tac canvass of t,ic Twenty first ward some
lc:rin nt was ..oucd by the tcrA calling tn n&Inc
Of TtHI.c c. cn,h4 in the Nih lection Di'rri ard
crc,tiIg hr w.:A onr vote. As tn" .c "HI"a''.
Oh the Supervisors r,tHIn~ the vote, IN motion % =
d.irlau Conan was ao;vcd Before The anuCu"ccinci:
o. the completion Of tie Aierm nuc canvass sin"c to
. ~ ,;anl- served tar i.p.rd making II" pre-
A--t.4. 4 ,ncrIra",c ic!ct pres p""I. rhr .i ~
h't ~ districts III wnc Tn vote 10 either I'c1I
Icc' 90 aIi"s' 'i'c' J. ,,t'hS
y. j. "a; ,s W. ''[i tS t.cr The GS's ,ot tg p % x u, %
AAlLrc4 'be ~'r 10 ieIrns rf A;.iau' A';hF' r'' IL
or oi El,Lou
Ix'h n.nct-N re:rrr' : As''.'a. A''er'an
III; H,ne:-No ,.rs for 49, tart As..l,a a.,
S.yil Istre'ISc r. a.. 70. A.s..nt Adtru...
XIitb,.~ct-N,,e ,,e 20 Az, m-n 'Irreiei vote. polrd
AAiA ;, ;,.cv., " 's, @ Ai,,r% A @ 5, tli 80, M
r,a. with XVII " in" Axyh sxxvrn ~. yvv'~n.
t.; "e"p' fI A. '.alt A-eraA l" - A'....-
D.. u"
r hI'.'1b
.NNsTiETH
L. .'ri-iN 40 r.rrs e. etner Aderrr As.ani
i t-N ~. ~ ~. -.
Nii.L
...lliA Disr - Ah.rmanc eI"--tr' vote ioI 81.
O.. .! y .. q. f -:
A'I.i:A l. lie S1'~r,
t.. - Is .
AANA l', ,Ol .lleIrnra Y.-.. Ao, H..
~ Ass.s.aLi A-cbAa.
H. VIIih XXi AAiia Dsfct. is a thefr
Gi -. A4%fa.f.
f. 1T lid md Nllns for
AVN D..
t. '""s i,itc
I,,,r ,u-cy, ~ o. tie j.: ~. ~ ,...' lite. t.r
AIcrna entered general protest a:tir tHc ",t'l '
- oi ia ,Fedt EaH! d~fnC,s TIE l.. iIbi 81
a!la T.: end iatCs hot tr'dt'i WIKI I.r
LuiD.sI NOt"s t..,i .Ui tl.cdI.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24
pOIITlCAL MOI -

TIE Nrw-.Ianpshirc R"pn'dc'I H''''' '''-
,r,tl., 4, IL %. hcI. at 'nc"ro "h Jan g.
J. e. nutlor. Il prominent gr"c' rI 'n'l'A:I''
= t. b.t,m iatr no.nIucc for MA! oi i'I' 'iodtA
y. II.
"if the Democracy want really !i> "Nr
ca,d,t, ,a,- IN, ChirgGo !oSf ..al ' niI! 80 IS
mend ',cb. .Ict l'ltI. .
The German Reform friends o' ""h. Si""i
IN y,tky l, or.,niztd la-t night ~ Ind'i"hhrh g.
mar, American ,iIiLrn,' Reform ''I'. :" J' -" -
Al 4, ur Irc,hicnt, Aut IL n!cr,hIp "i an ' ~
A pnblic meeting was held IN hoy on
"educsday evening to organic" for nrtinn I" prevent
and. ON t. i.ui ,nA and ~ i"'1lIh ~" CIV, pr:
Avn: IA. Iit n"c,inS lLI2' dnn 81 ~ 90 ~; ,,' ~,
n { .Hrn.' Cuidn,iii Vas LiI'o' " yang Wv ~
OiJ,, ts uI the hI' iiiig -.
At the election on Wednesday, III ne iHstr'ct
OF loli,.,lna, 90 Republicans aud Dr'hocfA'' were
choscu To- the House Of Delegate The loan "' '"''"
for pdic improvement, carried 'y '"'c VI ''''-
10 I9o The X .ilroaA BIZ Ito tuhs'rbr sG1'p' 10 w
~, 1uoit and POtu.nac RiroaT "i' lLS'. - 80 '"
,f l.Jg, t. CI7. Tie vt,tOry L. regarded '"
owe: tln-c who woild keep Wa-hln t"h ~ 'n' 90.
90 Aiu,i he: olli'-. all over tie Union W III ~,
:Iu irnlI nrInr" :. IT," fiIu ls hiG' "''' ~ W
u, on. e, In tho elrrtion of Yesterday "|' ''' -
H. sci ~ the front r'n.. M Nr ho'" 'h ~ - ..
t -, ..!' D.. ~. u = J'".' '-'.'' ''' " -
Yur na.iu on " i'1bi,11i
+. ,nf, fo"td NJ" - D - '''N
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24
MARRIED..

DOpGP-uAT;IELD-yov hy Rev q r. 'nr r II 'l-'.'n "
N.r,..A Il IlAga y. l-iI 81 a..
y. !.
churcN u n" N"'n't S"'
- aeh q H. irpw"fh. A. 4 r. iii"'ao"e - A~r ID.
vf - lac u W. o,irL.p.I,, al y. ils ely
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NeiArs'av. -! ,rst. ~ the FrA
TT & h.o,rut~I v J.. by te,. ". >tnoter; -.
T.. % aud Rev j. W. ~Ir-, -, joseph u
Mu. t. L-ce D. daughter o. Henry h. Go'aa'oa eS al "
l.
osMiTr-On nov - IL hr Rev Jlsn = Hnnr john
Pail VI the lAso es J1a uo.Sat" ~ al
k..toy1. L..
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24
T.', EONDcMAE or IEFhUT-ING EIIGR,NT
sM.Nn..El: COMrLILED 70 PAY.

Cn1r., Aioorr, the cmigTint s"Ihl.cT, wnoss
carccr .a, Iucn ,....c:ih.d IN I:E TRIBUNE 10 con
rcc.inn ,:h III, Latest cyP!'' ~ ro'bIng Aston nor
u,ri. P..i.,A A;,, .,vr b.. w.c' ari'-t!, ~ @.
iro-.,, D,.a;a b"cO...in; .l' i'y iFr!y = ~ "''
r,ode hy wills W.l?t y, Fnnms-ion"r of Eni!ra"n. ~
rr t;.,.', arrest. N.t.oI. AVA. :H' .t .i'i"h
" flrn i...l 20 d., Sos .-:i.sA. VI. D,iii 1"n
y.. Tory l !, no;' ~, - tnT.ch- L. Ihd tb!7 was
So o., rK =. sl.r.,'s .nsr.- M"nu1i l :, 1n NH
...,l 30 .'l ua"ss tn b,"'Nutn Hthr4 -"" ms
%, lu I ,,..tl a.. Dccai. ,-";!r..y ipF i" t'.' i"s
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24
TIE KIIAN-FEEAR CINTL-T.


REPORT OF TIE COMMITTEE on PHOrt~I~-I:E-
rms NOr TO BE HI.JiCIL!, o| A'FDi II
OF MINOR IRKE,,rLARIfIE>-A HE'I>ION
Against kIlIiN.
II, Committee on Protests Will pres mt to-
d tlr I!Vdrd OF CaIVd,,rrs rclori a'NrT To i!
protest o. Frcd'ri J. Ian. I4 oru. asHn> A,cXhAd'r
ear TainIuauy camlIIite fOr Assembly Ia tn ANth
District Mr. Kiln's protest based O1 the fd"i tia.
y, several districts persons not Inspectors or r"l!
tIr.., took part receiving caLyah,Hs the votes
a strict the votes wtrc not ciiN isscd III the
MANNER pres Tbed b. law. While III the FIRST Election
District Of the Twentlcih Ward the humber Of persons
voting shown by the po-lists ,G7 aud the Luin
beI returned tor the various canilda:rN for
H., ilhcr of Asr"nby ~" ON tines" grounds III"
l.V a~hrd that votes from thc, t.s'iciS "c
l.J Iasc'c. The Iciur; rays:
utrd it t! pon 10 be DIT 'mi'd
he n a"ihOri
,uiAr r. '!
=, the felLon -"ns ~ ihs Cy and s
counsel at length this Mt and having siN~n th
,hi iia b"st 90 l"er'
Lob, ing ~ the
me- ~ sAd B,I escb' The ine' Of The H"i
nal .,..ut each .,nc het hr rrod " mi
:, a. -, ~ h, .4r. ,.,d ,or-a
-r,f tt~ ~ g u- III
- 10 .... ,l tsc" o. I'ee' to ."i ','ir ~" '"r
r,r l- - ,.i ~..i ~ 20 has 'hi t." -.i' i
... -nri .t,.r 81 a. .. .".-r' '-' 'ot A.
80 i""' '"- o. ." . '"' -"
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24
BELOW.

A La.novu l.. atrI'-'! @; .'n-~ ~~'i Spi'
DrWr>rIC POTS.
BarH Sov. - ArIse sealsap ''rus rom "" OK o's
81 ...~. b"iG.:A .,,. -.
,n,,iE.rr> Nov :1-AT v"i harA Fsyd Hchi '7'n
rl.Aa'o.t rI-1t V Ae"'ip.s vagina. or 'h'~
G-. J.GAA y. fI lIycP"oL
foHEiGN PORTS.
c.r~s.-,.-v Va =. Ca.G'7s & a. Mo
ho, H. AIMED az t, p'r; toIny a." 'Dofa,
A.. la l.
H.Lr -.-rnr Archo- Line s'esndfp Als'rals Capt
..A l. IL, A port toay. 20
rp - Gl1,:os.
ia t,1 No. 21-rh. sa9s Eor'h Amrrcsn. City
Il. sescroI 'rsseS
r r.- p. 81. .u ird oS a'1r"' to-day
o.ra K W. G.ti.ns. TON New f'rk hAs
~. -.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24
..IiEJi HUIP .\EDo.

o.lcr S,ii, yrs Scc ik,'iHI.ci
AniiIiD.
T o.i r,e- >. %, i"r. o. ir.l iD- y u-"n
H. - 4. -. .Y.- / J." ...'' +: .''-t !
-..,.I,a..,-Li A>J t'A-7
i.-.-, = g. !. b.. |, .a.,. Pu-, h"tpa
I...- r.-, Do u.,r tn. r.. - It JonHson.
-. p.,, ,....r J.. ~ i.r; J,h',"r
4, ,,.-~. Pr J.tn,nr Er'si.u. Port JoIa-Da
" 20. Iri 70. 4 r. Jp.lsDn. L1sV1. "f' ''--S''
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24
POLITICAL.
STATE.
,,r rwr>rY-sIXrH SENATE Dl l,TRICr-[Oficial.l |
YATES CO;NTY-[Oiicial.l !

The vote of Yates tohny III 1870 WAS WVouioid' 34'
Hoffman. l.>'j; maj ry t1G Wood!ord. So.
In tho towns OF Nile and Potter, Nelson 4. Hopkins
received ia voes for secretary OF slae. Which were
,Ncnl IicA,rd :oI N,.>on X. HOpsHs. the E'pnhlicah
,,i ,i.dttc bat are not cututcI for him. DaN ID G
C"d'rwOod. AntDrarn Shop candidate for Assembly.
man. received 81? vot $. The Anti-Dra;n-shop Safe
ticket received votes.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-24
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
A LECTURE BY Carl. aCIYrpz

Service Iti''orn. IL s!ll:
II was few day, after thr fan Of Richmond. shorty
b. fore the close Of thu war. when Abraham Llrcon
pointing out to friend the crowd Of Office eclrrs b.
..ns h. door, spokr these wors: Look at til srec
taclc We have COnluoi.d tIe il:rh Iion. b.t there
Won see something wlch In of time nav
become far more dangerous I" THIS country than
tho Ecbron itself" Abrsham Licoln WI,
not only good but Wise man. ani think before this
generation passes away the people Of the South well
Of the North vii rtco-nz' IN him on oi tn" h"brst
and wise the :ry ctl boa; IT. Whit iii ic lnrai
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-31

NEW RAILROAD COMPAEY.-The
Railroad Convention at Pella on the
o3d inst. was very well attended, there
being representatives present from
points all along the proposed Road.
Messrs. Gov. Stone, Maj. Atherton,
Jonathan Jones and VIM. Black
went over from Knoxville. Gov.
Stone was President Of the meeting;
and II. Neyenesch of the Pelh Week
bad and q. n. Udell of the Bedford
.SOuthocst were chosen Secretaries.
The result Of the meeting was that a
Company WAS organized, under the
name Of 1.-THE Milwaukee, Iowa and
st. Joseph Railroad Company" Arti-
cles of Incorporation adopted, and
Directors chosen for the various points
along the line. Gov. Stone ,apd MAJ.
Anterior are the Directors from Knox
vile, and H. G. Curtis and p. III.
Bousquet the Directors. for .Rella.
Gov. Stone was elected Presideat of
the Company, J. II. Steubenrauch OF
Pella Sec'y,and p. H. Bosquet Of Pella
Treasurer. The route Of the proposed
Road is from Cedar Rapids by way OF
Marengo, Montezuma, Pella, Knox
vile and Osceola to Bedford, lin Taylor
County. At Cedar Rapids 1t connects
with the Northwestern Road, thus
forming the nearest route to Chicago
by some 30 miles, and also makes con-
nections direct to Dubuque and Mil
waukee. At st. Joseph the connec-
ton Is Of course with the North Mis-
souri, system of Railroads, and with
the Missouri river.
There was much interest manifested
Mt the Convention; and liberal local
aid was promised. We are informed
that the Company propose to begin
preliminary operations at once, work
ing up the enterprise. A narrow
gauge may possibly be adopted. We
shall endeavOr to keep our readers
posted in regard to this new enter
prise, as fast rs the facts develop; and
meanwhile we shall feel lively inter-
est in everything that promises addi-
,tional Railroad facilities for Marion
County.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-31

THE MINER OF last week hints that
Marysville will have a Railroad before
very long. but refrains from giving
any particulars. We hope its idea is
correct.-It also hears that work Is
TO recommence on the A. K. & ID.
next this week Hill Of Marys-
vile. and Messrs. N. L. and John
Parker OF Hamilton, will soon start
for Kansas. Cedar creeks are
almost dry-drunk up by. the cattle.
Miss Lu. Young has an interesting
Glass of some 40 or 90 Juvenile singers
in Ma-ysville.