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a--....u. neither knoweth

.~-ss--~s.s.sul neither knoWeth 1
any man the Father, save the Son, and he
to whomsoever the Son will reveal Him."
What is proposed TO be done with John |
the Baptist, or the disciple whom Jesus |
loved, st. John the Evangelist Does any |
one doubt that the one was the forerunner |
of Christ and the other His beloved Apos- |
tie and martyr, in will, but not in deed |
In will, inasmuch a. he yielded TO the boil. |
ing cauldron of Patmos but not in deed, |
because God, in the exeIcisc of his secret /
counsel, carried hiui, through unframed.
What Is to be done with Him who is cs''S
the voice Of one crying in the wilde
"Prepare We the way OF the LORI. journment
TO whom H rs !; Lord, yor, csaRaRailmen Hurst
behold Inv son softly, Perdue, and Viii
What repeat is
with these holy me previous meeting were
bers OF secret sOcietjd.
and ask, what do tort NJ Tho C;tv Solicito,
whole collage or aceived
incarnate Savior following resolution of
prayer and meditman Hurst was adopted
the multitude, Gas tl,mmittee consisting of tn
appears to me, my dcand Councilman william
49, to the amount OF
must haVe peen hBabting Of the Council.
temptation as this, VIII Comm;,tee ON Financ
beautiful lines: - e. az
God moves in q B-stai assessmens io1 ""
nj n n,a wSna der 10, s9ss to $777,910O0.
AID rides upon,llIams offered the follow
LII secrecy be prooooyed its adoption:
morality of society, it I lew for the current yea
every family should liyllar on the assessment 70
that every apartmento.
and tenement should frs adopted.
thought, aspirations, antms reported the FOL
alike be clothed in trd Recommended tbei
nudity On they were allowet
But even then it wilsd to issue orders 10
God should SO modify
ion, that the clay saoulouarter's salary $50
eyes be gifted with Eas a. no,;ceman 90
ance, or there would be 40 "a A..
ter all. Anas 'of so.o1, usss
This is an extrayagaYls on motion allowe'
sure; but till the opposil adjourned.
great an extreme, we al WV n sxrrH.
testing against it, If 49,.
choose TO show us the syoi'
Of Its government, l see
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A oANCERoUSkAN.
BY CORPORAL By


Mr. Sumner says that Grant Ia bold dangerous
man II Newspaper
"a bold, bad man Is General sr2nt,
Said Floyd one gloomy night
AS out OF Doueluon he crept,
And TOOK his hasty Hight.
From Pillows trembling llps ferc cane
An echo sounding much the sine
And Buckner though hi his child Sas right,
Nor longer burst maintain ihshghti
And then came down the fcpJ bars
And from the fort hung striPctanu care,
THAT Grant a dangerous Ind 7 sal they;
And doubtless think the game bdayi
"a bold, bad man is General Gram
Said Beauregard one morn,
AS from the naughty traitors row
The yietors's wreath was torn
And from the fiels his legions went,
BY orders General Grant had eht,
Then Shiloh was ours again,
Despite the hosts OF rebel mex
Who came an army boastlng puu,
But went panic stricken cre&a:
For Beauregard and u sl7E 1aen, -
Perhaps thought Graf was oahseous linen.
ga bold, bad man is Gnerai Gran,
Said Penn berton one dE:
"Entreaties are of noayAli,
lie Will not go away.
stubborn, mulish, dangerous ash'
He wants our rebel hides TO-
And still Grants cannon raEea ne town,
Until the rebel flag came d2vaa' -
ana Inen our banners ftHt,/
Mere sd through 6ad m tns sarsets Fourh
Sent gladstone tidings tE<le OF *
"a hold had man is q snses. line
And poor Bragg's eyeslr tfe :, Agm q
Tis useless fighting r.. -, foho -
A nd coon the ehcegs :. ,,1S orasL ~ &c men
On Lookout's crest tres -ss| ana whSAs
The rebel General had &c ruEs
And what that ''bold, had man had dote.
THAT Grants dangerous man he sale,
AS from the field his army lied
"A bold, bad man is General Cant"
Said Lee, that's plain TO see
lie must be very bold, indeed,
10 think OF whipping me,
Then Petersburg and RichmoId fell;
Then Appomattox-may be-reIi,
At last our hero's work was dine;
The final victory was won.
Perhaps the people may forge
The things, but then, they ha'n't yet.
TIey need, then. such 'danggous' men,
And timed, perhaps, they MAJ again.
"a bold, bad, dangerous mans Grant
] left. Davis thought the same,
When running off in crin0ine
He to the "last ditch" came.
A Ku-klux gentle voice was hard.
is dangerous aerred.
1t needs must be that this $50,
For all these rebels ought to lnow.
Then Hall and Twecd-good ipnest men-
Say "Graut ia bold and bad" ind when
Such men declared it. then, fGsooth,
Folks know that Sumner tellsthe truth.
Elk Grove, Wis, May, 1871.
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~.asgfA -a christians were
30 the things of this world, but
since the seamless robe of Christ has been
divided, and sub divided, we have as q
whole, departed from this noble, self-sacri-
ficing principle In that branch of the |
Ch1aEG i6 af &JGa .iipdSsedo et..Yhase.. allarsI.
lege q full and competent corps of instruct
ers. Its scheme Of study embraces . Clas-
steal and Scientific course; Ladies q
Commercial; Normal; and q Bible course.
Very superior facilities for private clubs,
or self boarding are afforded. Board In
private families from $500 to $3.50 per
week. Club boarding from 81 so TO $1,75
and self board at still lower rates If the
student so elect.
| TUITION.
Thirty dollars per session of ten months
the session being divided into three terms
of 16, -, IL weeks respectively, beginning
as follows:
First term &c weeks) Sept. 4, 1879.
Secod term, (12 weeks) Jan. 6, 1873.
Third term, (12 weeks) April 3, 1878.
The usual extra charges will be made
for Music, Painting. Drawing, and Com
mercial Instruction.
Tuition tor term and one dollar contin
gent fee must be paid In advance, excep
: that students in the Normal Department
may enter for half term.
For Catalogue or further particulars I'D
dress N. T. OWENS,
: Secy of Faculty.
orF.M. BRUNER,
President. 40
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Cash FOR PRODUCE ONLY.

Highest Msrts. ssnon compelled to
minister, VIC own poor. The cotn aDa hut
look aitel devoted to that purpW ot come
aims oeins Ibis provision, we 90 = n obvious.
even WIN a T and the cause .nches of the
up 70 I adopted by othei hut one thing
Inc IN of God, know nov fail, very far
cpu Gnu to all, that W. what do we
Is apf in the aggregate 20 result, but the
;,nass as a very natu nSa;oties and other
organization OF renS which may, ana aae
charitable ,ns ND in their way pu "f ,g;l.
? undoao.euanS, the legitimate re I;s especia
. full disopeuio,d as a consequent ;nsultin,
commands ,I,e recipient, anu ,yav. i
initiating nnod because OF .nS ,,o called
a to his ma ahat in the world wou a.a.,ces.
- when NMnt force of cTcuuS'a I'd this
he::apIp'ancued to conduct them an;,s which
.,v are COM 10 one of the many es Christie
to conl ;ai,;mate fruit OF dig,u no more pit
or. the md can conceive fr;ands. nor 0
Gu a1n Inject in the world, my S,a nosition. tn
ich oie oS in a more unehs.ao Who proclai
|. pia ,ns minister of Chrlst, n"stility to ,
owe Som his pulpit perpe:t .as;ons. on accoun
ow nwn and similar in ~, tbem for the como
and the plans adootea 10y s which was
this of the affairs .; ;,asst;tuted to perform
' the cessisa;,iha s Church of dod' Conceive
som Al%onef on n failing to have ,nas him
eTish s snsR a over which God hath of their
sss ssS as christians they are and in his
he going Selp forward the very twe i IN Will
head, which he has spen' - nav be to pres
from no kindly conseh.s' contribute his
ir, and ito meetings ana .nu artv that humil
or Il in saai the world and The k IN the
, of the world, in the dissi Gu His poor, a
broth provided by dou ID his Stewards,
aid its which they are ma aI;nht Conceive
'te am to s sncS an one vliying I'M
n little OF , su. institutions, for mS ecaus
nw not rather sas;ties Of Gods p poo; the
little to ns scns the very plan which
!. s az have failed in this o ou.s Saviour
, not in mended by the ino"'A
L
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,,e,s are ever near' ..o workings |
- "a angeSersant with the r for
rh., rprinciples Of oda !, t Sas done much to
"ia p,ant doubt that " h ,r;s,s Of life that
ar m the pains ana aionerse the dark clouds
it is doing I'm mans pathway, anu a u his
lowering oSo ons of friendship 10 wan in.
the brignt iTS Mir gentle and ViVhy g.
!, auences Oh lin in brief the mlssio ,nod to ad
Such peins ,;tutiou, we are ioi.. on .sso
honorat.a necessity does eA'S' w.
n n;a,ion of the KIM: KIM, feeling of .brotheriy
ie In amsnevolence and charity M Sg,se Creator
nc love, Seen designed by an , az the touch
~. have pole Star OF man without whic
' :" as Inc of his happiness, waste, and life
IT. IT, s.onT would be dreary J, Tnrinciple Of 10y
IN. Sant And this etein h;cb Odd FelloN
tits :. the main pillar on ;ch it is nourished 81
on ship is reared, Wy the grand object OF ~
Iose sustained. hen; e to promote that ira,
noble institu.lonH;c was designed py
nal relation ~ Of our being. 1t teachISS 70
Great Autho, ,e from the hand OIL 49, Wv
that as we we should learn r, W HAMS
the mon fa, Az, our fellow man, Of east,
thas and Po ona pi,iful distinc.lonn;ao Of our
uses, the ialse 9TH the kindly sympa.naesS, Of the
body cherishes .no hnne into the breast Vi VIZ :,
that lures, insthe ;saS the droophs :.
iould spending, ia aha feeble knee, dispeis;
since strengthens NC dark clouds OF aespam'
nplete the horizon M; sun of hope 10 ch era,
that pathway oi nsnnnd the downy coucn !, :
lr Wis. fingers not at wherever a suffering
or all rich alone, ous poverty has Id,
.irvoy- er is founo, nnon the lonely wluou
ties af- pitiless manu- orphan, there It's GEM
to be fuence IS swo little to those who kn ~,
to as kindnessee ,o1u hut they are nov
Y pro- want OF so down and stricken, SUI
do not the bowen 90 however oeaie :,
inciples Odd Fello e. our regalias are -
xhy we words aion0'
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baoss 81; Teuton, found guilty Of
selling liquor contrary itmnlyis OF in the
{ :ss az; :s :s #
fs ss to eha Bss s'n pass ss
Rfss' 8s P sss,as when ss eyes sss
sss n ,s s:. Il sssas9
E of jolly S I'm who has no "bizness s..
4 counsra tram eth "a brilliant idea aoo oc
8 and forth n T him. Turning to the Gou u,
:s aid, H & sssss ,ass got nohi'
u asf 70 do. Send him!'
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HAIRDRESSlNG.
t AIDES HAIR GOODS.
Ii nak In

AIDES HAIR GOODS
IL ;: Il. Corner Square, 0skaloosa, Iowa.
,,h lSo mlNDA LARSlI again calls the attention
~ inu,er 70 hers stock of Hair Goods, Chignons,
5,Wlehes, Braids, Curls, &c. made To order from
ihe very pest imported Human Hair and in the
ling real hair az 10 answer IT, nuynosc for those
WIZ ucene isss expensive article of ornamental
t mar Roy1s nar Jewelry OF any design made
from pair Ielcs OF departed friends and finished
in the most artistic manner al the yerv in,.Ss,
prices. Orders from distance Tor this kind of
work or hair goods OF any description will receive
notice.
An apprentice girl wanted. for terms apnlv IN
s. K. corner Square, Oskaioosa, Iowa ~
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DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS.
FARM FOR SALE.

I offer for sale my farm OF 40 acres IN
Freunont and nine miles south east OF Oskaioosa.
Eighty acres ander plow. balance timber paeture
-sil being fenced. Good frame house with three
vooms good barn, 100 bearing apple trees, three
rood wells, etc. Terms e9sy-mli partieu-
fsrs b. applying 20 JcHH =, NoRRu.
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PLANK WALK.

Tor Go" fLANh w hLh.
10. w. CoRwIN There is grant for
side walk along Block 8, Lots, Loughridge
and Cassiday's addition to the city of Oska-
loosa. the lot owned by you. Unless you
put this walk down within ten days the
city will build it for you and the amount
stand as lien on your property.
w. III. DUKE,
Street Commissioner.
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STRAYRD OR CoNFisCATED.-A large yell
low cow. The top of her left ear lie cut of.
Information leading to her recovery will
be rewarded. w. w. WALLACE.
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-....s,. VI r. friendship, Love
and Truth, and all those gentle acts which
flow out of this triple link and which are
so acceptable in this cold and selfish would
Yes, my friends, who belong Zach insertion
Order let me say to you, thsad.
Never the balm in wise Friend
Is withheld from the sufferer hd,no .dve,t,semart
Never tn. faith in the true hee
Shall grow dipsu o1eiaall 'snese rates.
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SAVINGS BANK.
-rNIoN SAYINGS BANK.

u OSKALooSA, IOWA
Money Loaned, Notes Discounted. Government
Bonds. Gold. Silver and Sight Drafts on the Prin
cipal Cities OF the United states and Europe
bought and sold. Also passage tickets to and
from ali the principal cities In Europe. Interest
allowed on deposits Of one dollar and upwards.
Revenue stamps for sale. Office hours IRON a.
m. TO p. IN.
4. II. GIBBS, Pres.
ISRAEL NJ. GIBBS. DR.. Cash.
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Choice dried fruit, apples, peaches,
prunes and currants. 8 lbs for 81 at
MATTIsoN q BRo's.
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The cheapest span OF mules and harness
In Mahaska county are for sale.
w. w. HAsKRLp.
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Il
n. FLAX they are unrivaled, even
by expensive machines made on purpose for Flax aud
nothing else. .
Their distinctive advantage I'm saw
and esan q iss S the gran
or the straw, and great capacity OF the clean
ing apparatus.
Their Ease Of Draft. ChssPn mes ,s Of
Repairng Ease Of Manag ement, ETC., from their las-
Ing 40 Dealers, 40 Pickers, 40 ChncGs Grusn- car.
risrs. 40 Raddss, aud Only about half az fsany
Ssefs geo coo Wan OFT Asr GRAIN. And DaASr.
or 10 be kspt IN REPAIR, as Other Ess'ds.
Everv Thresh crman should hesitate
before investing 10 the Sa Se he o. ssn Sss S
Sioag windedn TERMS or poor pay or at little less
price. The difference In price between the best and
.hs + only aoGas ay e eos smiags
mary be secerGs hundred dollars. 70 say nothing %
the Satisfaction Of running s bes or Its saiaeness
after one two or three seasons use.
n trey choose ,ohot Rad Of Machines shall be used
an gsr aei0k6orhoods and should investigate Their
inertia II one kind viii save enough grain more than
should know it.
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS.
Call for or send and get Descriptive
Circulars and Factory Price LIs,ss sylRs fl.
sa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a. veil as
TORS" alone, and the ele CANT, lghs-dram ana >on
vertihla MOUNTED and DOWN ana ~ morse
pOWERs (Which are sold separately, when desired.
and "a speeded" to run other machines), together
with reports from muititud es Of practical Thresner-
sn .na Farmers who have pur chased and used them.
Notwithstanding their nm arked sue
.oss MANY well considered and amply tested IN
pR0yEMENTS In details, for consequences and eject
ieeaess have been added since last y ear. F"s
slIst OF them zee Circulars
For Sale by
j. II. Green G CO.,
Oskaloosa, Iowa
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HAY FOR SALE.

HAY FOR SALE.
New timothy hay ready TO be delivered
In town for two weeks. Leave orders
with 8. r. Harvey or at Agricultural Ware
house. j. III. GREEN.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
Good homes for three boys, ages from
eight to twelve years Enquire at Mahsska
County Poor Farm, or of G. Houtz. Poor
Farm Director, OskalOosa.
45w4 III. p. WEAVER
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8 lbs sugar for 81 at
A MATTIsoN & Bros
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1. O, D. +.
HOTELS.
MADISON HOUSE.
M NJ. j. PALMER, oskaloosa, Iowa.

CLEMMONS HOUSE IN NEW HANDS.
- have purchased this hotel with design OF
making IL comfortable and pleasant one. am
aware of its reputation, yet feel confident that my
extended acquaintance will overcome il. The
house will not be entirely reftted till spring
opens, yet am prepared TO entertain all who
may call, comfortably. Give me trial:
90 III. j. LUCK.
Gddyyille.
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ADDRESS

Delivered before New Sharon Lodge, No.
231, !. o. o. F., on Monday evening,
July LIST. A. D. 1872, by the Rev. Thos.
3. Kemp, B. D., Rectsr of st. James
Church, oskaloosa, Iowa, and publish.
ed by Request.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

CHEhIFFb okALE.
Special execution directed TO me from.the once
OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Mahaska
County, Iowa, and dated July II. A. ID.
Sale to the highest bidder for cash In hand at the
door OF the house in which the last District Court
was held In said county, ON saturdaytthe l1tn DAY
O'Clock D. m, the following described real estate
In Mahaska County Iowa, to-wft:
The south east u OF the south east u Oh section
10 Tn "a north OF range II west.
Taken AZ the property OF Jacob Ross TO satlsfy
the above mentioned execution in favor of Chas
ID. Randall and against Jacob Ross:
j. w. HINKSLEY.
as sheriff OF Mahaska county, Iowa.
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cry DIRECTORY.
MASONIC,

TrNp IuNTNAR "DGE, A. +. u A. NJ Stated
communica' u Friday evening on or before
cacb IuiI moon }. NJ. JONES, W. NJ
III. c. LEIGHTON, Sec'y.
NIFTY LODGE, No. 1876, A. +. and A. M
Stared communication Monday evening
before the fail NEON
u 2. KENDIG, W.M
w. K. GREENLE, Sec'y.
UIRAM CHAPTER No. Stated cnmmuni-
IL cations "Wednesday evenings before full
moon W. NJ. WELLS, III. p.
nEPANEN'S COMAIANDERY, X. T.. No g.
~ Stai.d communications Tuesday evenings
before fuli moon u. \. HOFFMAN, E. G.
NJ. r. WILLIAMS, Recorder.
Transient brethren of any degree invited to
meet with Us.
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nAVENPORT, BOLTON & FISHER,
DATT0RNEYS AT LAW, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
OFFICE, on the west eide of the Public Square,
in the room recently occupied by q. T. Fisher.
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EsrRAY MARE.

| EySTRAY MARE.
Taken mp by Abraham 0elman, at his residence
| in Madison Tp., Mahaske Co., Iowa. One bay
| mare, largo size, two small White spots on LETT
| shoulder and scar ON left fore foot Appraised
| at ninety dollars, before II. O. MOORE. J. p.
C.P. SEARLE, Clerk.
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5 ASK ELL q SCOIT.
IL ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
office up stairs in the Old Court House, north
Nyr-t corner OF Public Square. mott
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PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
. LBERr SHANNON, M. ID.
IIJ L. MCALLISTER,
w. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, New
pX

II C. HUNTSMAN, NJ ID. ID. A. HURST, NJ. b.
HUNTSMAN 81 HURST, PHYSICIANS u
given to the Practice of Surgery Office four doors
east ofnorth-e east corner Of public square. 32
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NJ. ATTORNEY AT LAW, and Notary Pub
Iic, Oskaloosa, Iowa. ONCE in Streets Block,
T Dom recently occupied by County Judge. 81
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

M 5. kENWURTH1,
w. ATTORNEY AT LAW, New Sharon,
oWa ma.
W w HASKELL l. A SCOTT
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Teachers association.
Grand RAPIDS. Feb. 3. 1872.

Grand Rapids, Feb. 8, 1872.
Pursuant to notice given by thu
Co. Superintendent tic following
teachers met at the Schoo! House
viz:
S. A. Alban Portage Co, Maggie
Burns, Mary &. Clear, Libbie CaIlan
Mr.. Cassidy, Mary J. Carroll, Clara
+. Goodbue, Helen Hecox, Clarence
L. Hamilton, Carrie Huntington, J.
Herbert Hamilton. Title Hughes,
Maggie Mahoncy, Frankie Miller,
frankie L. Potter, Almond {. Pal
mer, Sarah j. Turnbull, Tharessa
Tiffany, Anna Turley, Sarah A.
Turley, Mrs. Vaughan.
The meeting was called TO order
by the Superintendent and after deyo-
tional exercises, was organized by
electing J. II. Hamilton, Secretary.
The Superintendent stated the OBJ
lects Of the meeting, after which the
teaches proceeded to discuss, in
order, the various topics as given in
The notice viz:
l. School Organization.
O. Study,