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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-09-18
WORLD.

Greater quantity, better quality. and better loca
ted Real Estate for less money. and more favor
sbls terms than can be had of any other person,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

RArLR0AD.--Still our road prospects
are Frightening, There IL now fair
probability Of our securing q road this
year. Gov. Stone, upon his return
from Chicago, reports that within a
week from this time we will have a
definite proposition from the G. II. /.
& p. Co. to extend their road from
Sigourney to this point before the LIST
Of January next. lie also states that
their terms will be within our easy
reach. We hope next week to be able
to state just what will be required OF
OF US. Knoxville will not hesitate to
do anything reasonable to secure this
road and Oskaloosa will certainly not
slight It's opportunity. However, we
are not entirely out OF the woods yet,
and will not venture to crow very
loudly.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

PERsoNAL--Last Friday we receiv-
ed a call from Mr.. Van Tuyl Of the
Chicago, Rock island IL Pacific IL. r.,
who was In the city feeling the pulse
OF our people on the proposed exten-
sion Of that road from Sigourney west
through this tier Of counties to Knox
VILE, Indianola, etc. He says the
company Is In earnest, means bust
ness, and will put 1t through this sea
son II the proper encouragement Is
given. Any one acquainted at all
with railroads, knows that this COM
pany II one Of the best (if not the best)
In the land, Ii wealthy, and will
scarcely feel the additional strain this
branch would cause. II our people
want this road they can have 1t. II
not IL will be their own fault. Mr..
Van Tnyl was not prepared to offer
any terms, but only desired al. ex-
preston Of the feeling Of the people on
the matter. There are already two
routes surveyed, one straight through,
crossing the river, In White Oak Tp.,
near Curriers' mill. The other runs
southw from Sigourney, and touch
es Fremont. The latter route IL about
six miles longer, but has some advan-
tages not possessed by the other,
about offsetting the increase Of dis
lance. We hope the terms Will be
such rs we can accept at once, and
thus save delay In the enterprise -
Osk0l0os0 Herald.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19
POLK TOWNSHIP, June II, 1873.

Polk TOWNSHIP, June IL, 1873.
ED. Voter: Permit nae through
your columns to inform the friends
of Sunday-schools that grand Sun
day-school concert was held at the
Wells school house last Sunday, at s
o'clock p. M, conducted by Rev. j.
G. II. Armitstead, pastor Of Knoxville
Circuit. Captain Blain presided.
The programme embraced singing,
reciting verses of scripture, blackboard
exercise by the pastor-subject: Five
Steps to the Gallows, land an address
by Capt. Blain.
The singing was good and appropri-
ate, and the black board exercise inter-
esting. The pastor intends giving a
series Of these concerts at all his APP
pointments. He is training the peo-
ple and the children to sing. The
book he uses is "Pure Gold" His
motto is, "A live Sunday school,"
8. s. w.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19
C0vHTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the Republican County Convention
next Saturday. See call on LIST page.

BANDS FOR THE FoURTH.--In the
PslIa blade we find communication
complaining that our committee on
nrusic for the Fourth has sighted the
PrIla band by not considering Its pro-
position. The writer IL mistaken In
premises and conclusions. He proba-
lily does not mean to be unjust; but
he lacks some information which he
sliould have obtained before address
ing the public upon the subject.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

DrED.-John Morgan, Esq, died Of
consumption, Ut his fathers house,
near Pells, on Sunday last. Mr.. N.
was q young attorney, son Of Il. d.
Morgan, an old resident Of that vicini-
IS. He had established . practice
nj Abel, Dallas county; but came homo
u few months since, an invalid. His
fine talents and good moral character
had won him an enviabls reputation
~ lawyer and . citizen. He WAS 4
graduate Of the Iowa Central Univer-
atty and also Of the State University
Law School.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

1T. J0HN's Day Arrangements
have been completed for the Masonic
Installation and festival here on Tues
lay next. cath Inst. Nsighboring
Lodges have been invited to unite
with Oriental Lodge Ia celebrating
the day. Brethren and families are
cordially requested to be present.
Members Of Oriental Lodge are re-
luestsd TO bring In their baskets such
irovisions - they would prepare for a
picnIc-enOngh, for themselves and q
generous surplus. The Fraternity will
meet At the hall 1t 10 o'clock ;. m,
ard march Ia procession 10 ths NJ. T..
church, where N address viii be deli
vered u 1880. Public Installation at
1890. March 10 the court house.
Uinner It 1850. iia
The following committee Of ladies'
hss been chossn b. ~ oomuittee Of
Arrangements 20 assist ID preparing
and sunsrlntending the tAblsG
Mn. c. ilimball. Mr.. 0sv. Stone,
Ms. Dr. Thomppon, IN. 4. y. Amber.
sos, Mn \, ~. 1Ypl,aoe. Mn =. Fam.
RICK, NJ. ~. aoetss. Mr.. @, T.. Bur.
dlak, Nh. J. y. Davis, Ns. w. +.
Wright. Mr.. u r. Athsston, Mrs, l..
T.. Pollok. Nrs. A. D. Wsthsrsll, Mrs.
- 1870 4
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

Blain's death struggle at the Court
House on Saturday was truly heart
repding. "I'm not q candidate" he
groaned. Oh, what . relief TO the
tar payers OF Marion county! How
the "Bridge Fund" scN ret. Even
the horses will neigh their gratitude,
as there will be no more streams to
swim to get to and from the iron
bridges OF the county.
This makes the second time the
gallant Captain has hauled down his
colors. First, when he heard OF LIN.
coins election, and last when he read
in the faces Of the true men at the
convention his own defeat.
SPECTATOR.
Knoxville. June 16, 1873.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

THE MINER says the Marysville
Fire Company will attend the celebra-
ton 1t home on the Fourth. Itfurth-
or says the cannon will belch forth
its thunderings and shake tho earth
like forty"
Peaches and cake "flow freely" Of
MarysviIle parties.
Notice is given to parties who leased
MarysyiIle coal lands In aid Of the
Charlton, Oskaloosa r. II. q Mining
Co., that they can have their leases re-
funded by calling for them.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19
RAILROAD MEETING. lon last Fl

RAILROAD MEETINO.--On last FIJI
day meeting was held in Crookhain
a IIeason's Office, In the interest OF
the G.. Il. /. Il p. II. y. Nj. 4. Wal
iiams was called to the chair, and w.
ri Needham elected Sec. Mr.. VIII
liams stated the object Of the meeting
was to consult as to our best interest
I'm the above named road, and ascer-
tain az near as possible what Oskaioo-
ga and Mahaska county would 90 To-
wards the extension OF the road 70
this place. Remarks were made by
one of the representatives. or the ROAD
Mr.. Van Tuyl, who stated they
wished to extend the road to Oska'
loosa, and other points west OF here;
that they meant business, but was
not authorized to say what amount
thew would require OF us; wanted to
see whether or not we wished to 90
anything for them. Several OF the
citizens OF Oskaloosa made remarks
after the conclusion Of the gentlemen's
statements, strongly urging our citi'
gems to take hold and try and secure
the extension Of this road to our town,
among whom were Judge Crookham,
J, II. Green, J. Il. Lacey, ID. w. Lo-
ring. M. II. Williams, Is. r. Perdue,
and others. J. +. Lacey offered the
following resolutions:
"Resolued, That we are heartily In
favor Of the extension Of the Chicago,
Rock Island H. Pacific railroad to Os-
kaioosa, and that we will extend such
aid as lies In our power for that pur-
pose" +.
The resolution was unanimously
adopted. Is. II. Perdue moved that a
committee Of Ave be appointed to cor
respond with the officers OF the road
to further promote the end desired.
Carried. J.. j.. Crookham, John Ii.
Green, M. Il. Williams, Is. II. Perdue
and G Houtz were appointed said com
mittee by the meeting. On motion
the meeting adjourned subject to call
Of committee. A meeting WILDE held
AS soon as the desired information is
received, when we will be able to as.
certain the amount we will he called
on to make up for them.-Oskdloosd
Herald.
A similar meeting was held here
last Friday evening, Mr.. VanTnyl be-
ing present, and similar resolution
was adopted. Our hopes are stayed
upon the Rock Island.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

Word comes to us that an effort 10
about to- be made to extend the branch
of the c. II. /. & r., now reaching
Sigourney, through to OskalQosa and
Knoxville. Taking the ability OF the
company to accomplish whatever they
attempt into account, the prospect
looks promising. But the ominous
look oil that prospect does Abba no
good, and may have the effect to turn
the attention Of the people Of Marion
county away from urmuch needed en-
terprise, the A. X. Il ID. II. r., and,
while giving to Knoxville direct com
munieation with the East, Will not
benefit the miners ut Marysville and
vicinity w,tk getting the coal shipped
rs would the long projected road from
this point. Worse than all this, sue.
cess in building that road from Sigour-
ney to Knoxville, would indefinitely,
and may he, permanently, delay the
construction of the a. X. d ID. TO
our optics, this looks like a premature
undertaking upon the part Of the peO.
pie If Knoxville, except they intend
not to divide their accumulated subsi-
DIV upon two roads. Marion coun-
~, like Monroe, has large coal
interests to he looked after, and any
neglect Of that matter is poor manages
ment.
We would hope that this new ex-
element might have the effect to has-
ten the beginning Of work on the A.
X. e. H., ms whichever road may first
reach Knoxville will detain the build
ing Of the other. II from all along the
line there should be an expression Of
feeling rs well as encouragement pro.
missed, the A. X. & ID. could be set on
foot and completed before the other
should reach Oskaloosa, and secure to
the up-country st. Louis outlet. all
weuld feel that the effort was well
spent, and afterwards we would have
no reflection upon ourselves for apathy
or indifference. Indeed, 10 were q
pity to allow the opportunity now
pending to slip from our grasp, and
let another take precedence Of our
cherished enterprise. Ai6iG Spiyit,
lith.
The Spirit, as well a. the Jhton, has
consistently favored the building Of
the A. X. Il d. Road, from the start;
and II the citizens Of Alba had fol-
lowed their advice and helped W at
the proper time we might have had
the road long since. When Knox
vile township raised $75 900 by tax
and subscription to put into the road
Alba concluded the road was sure,
flew her contracts. aud would not pay.
The b. 4 NJ. Interest talks, but don't
act. ! Knoxville IL now. ~ always,
ready to pay for road, but 10 tired 81
being wlseedled BY Alhia and the b. &
", Managennent. II we can now and
) b tier nssykst m our chickens, Albis
|icaluot fairly complain. Z, 80 sts ~. !. &
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

JOSIAH BRoBsr, who removed from
here to Osborne county, Kansas, a
few months since, writes us under
dats Of 10th inst, briefly:
We like this country. 1t hasa good
climate and good soil. There ID good
prospect for wheat and corn. Our
corn Ii about a foot high. Vegetables
do well, and we have q good garden.
We sse bufYaloes ranging on the prsir-
les every day. Have had plenty Of
rain this spring.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

ED. VoTER:-Thef flank movement
of the court house ring on Saturday
in bringing Gov. Stone to petifogg
their case, and the consequent confu-
sion that ensued, gave me no oppor-
tunity for fair reply. They con-
veyed the idea that Mr.. Ewalt in his
generosity accepted $500 less salary
than had been previously paid Judge
Brobst. Now. what are the facts in
the case?-facts which Of course the
Supervisor, Blain, knew, and which
the Governor should have known at
least. Judge Brobst received $500
per year, and ,ttcf that paid his o,cn
deputy. Going on the supposition
that Mr.. Ewalt, young and vigor-
GUS man Is capable Of doing as much
clerical work as old father Brobst,
Judge Drobst must have paid $500
clerk hire, thus leaving his salary at
Sl3OO--S2OO less than is now paid,
thus sustaining the position taken by
me that the Auditors salary han
been increased 5000. Icarenot where's
II goes, whether to the Auditor or
his deputy; one thing is true: under
Brobst It cost $500, and under Ewalt
$4,000 to run the Auditors office.
Capt. Blain asserted that he had
been . member Of the Board for ten
years, and knew ell about matters,
and that the rest Of us, poor souls,
knew nothing Of the law or the facts
In the case. All we have to say to
that and to his adherent, Crozier, is
that while ! may know nothing
about it, the "Bridge Fund" of the
county at least would have informed
the people that they had had hand
In the affairs Of the county even II
they had not informed rs Ut the fact;
and the noble strllcfircs reared by
their AeG1ls across our streams bear
witness to the fact that Marion coun.
- has q Croker and Blain, : pre-
cious pair that are not Ut Ia to be
hopedl produced twice In q century.
Truly Yours,
J. r. GREExLEE.
Knoxville, June 1s, 1879. &
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

BLANKs.--A very full assortment OF
blanks will always b. found on hand
at the voTxR ONCE. including decide
warranty and guilt claim; mortgages
real estate and quilt claim; bonds- NJ.
tie. Official. ETC.; Juatics'a notices,
ContstAbie's sale notices. supenas; ct.
.scutions. warrants. promisscF5 aoss.
etc., etc. ii ss sS ~. ~ .iss sss ddA 5g
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

KANSAS. DO you want to 60 to Kan
Sac TO look at the country, or buy
land? II SO, call at the Central Iowa
Land Office, and get . THROUGH TICK
Er from Ottumwa. lowe; and u you
buy land, you can have the cost OF your
ticket through Kansas credited on the
first payment. Papers containing
Maps and full STATISTICS furnished on
application. This is no humbug. Call
and see me. n. r. sPEhhi;
Agent Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa re
r. Il. t4oul
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

OUR Celebration and Soldiers Re-
union still promises 70 y : grand suc-
cess. Full and complstsss5angemen
are being made to insure acomfortable
and pleasant visit and happy time IN
al respects to oil who come 70 hnoA'
vile on the Fourth; and we promise
there shall be no disappointment, II
energy and determination upon the
part OF citizens Of Knoxville can make
the affair . full success.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

CELEBRATION AT ATrIcA. "A grand
old fashioned celebration will be held
IN the grove just north Of Attica, on
the Fourth Of July. 1t will be under
the management Of the Patrons Of
Husbandry. Ten o'clock is named q
the hour OF commencement. Oratlons,
music. and basket dinner, are the lea
ding features. Speakers from abroad
are expected. Everybody Is invited
to be present and participate In the
celebration OF the anniversary.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

INTER-OcEAN. - The prospectus OF
this young newspaper giant will be
be found on another page this week.
The INTER-O OCEAN has grown into
general public favor 30 suddenly as to
surprise even its sanguine founders.
1t is emphatically "the Republican
newspaper" Of the West. See pros
nectus.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

G.. w. JoLLY's class In Photograph
ic Shorthand will commence on Mon
day June 2Sd. Terms. 50 per month.
reporters get from $lo
to $25 per day. Time required; rom
two to six months.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

WHosE?-Mr. d. Oysrton says that
very nice young roam COW. with
Young calf, owner unknown, has been
feeding In his lane, one mile north OF
OF Knoxville, for some time. Tho
COW carries bell. He would be glad
To find IN owner.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

TRAVELLING PRINTING OFFICE
We have this week lifted out our
friend Gregg. u the Star Photograph
Gallery, With pres, type, and fixtures
complete Tor printing . small paper.
he .Wandsring STAR" which ne Will
issue enthusiastically on his travels
with his gallery. His first stopping
place. We believe will be Newbsrn, this
county.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

CENTRAL UHiyERslTY.--This Ia
commencement week at the Central
University. The exercises began on
sunday morning with sermon by
rres't Dunn, In the College chapel.
The Bit:ssc speaks OF the examinations
in terms highly fattering to students
aud the University.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19
MAHAsKA CoUNrY.-From. the Her
ald we CLEAN the following:

MALAYSIA CoUNrY.--Fromt the Her.
ald we CLEAN the following:
A charivari party got into trouble
with the groom they were honoring(?)
with their serenade. The GROOM
got pounded badly, and the serena
ders are likely to get lawed.
Hon. M. NJ. Walden has been invi-
ted to deliver the Grafton at Oskaloosa
on the Fourth.
Last Satu rday evening a. James
Grace aud wife were crossing Skunk
river In the ferry at Smith 4 Bridges
mill, the team became restless. and
backed Off the boat In % feet Of water.
Mrs. Grace, the wagon and team, were
carried over the dam; the horses were
drowned, apd for 70 minutes Mrs. g.,
clinging 10 the wagon-box, was tum-
bling about In the seethlng, boiling
mass Of waters. but was finally rescu-
cd. The wagon-box and fore-wheela
only were saved. Loss about 1925.
Miss Nancy J. Hoover was drowned
In Skunk river recently. Her body
Was not found for several days.
Three Oskaloosa boys graduate Of
Mt. Pleasant this week.
This IL Commencement week at Os.
kaloosa College.
Iowa Masonic Grand Lodge loaned
to Oskaloosa Lodge $500 Tor 3 years
without interest, on account OF the
loss OF their hall and contents BY fire
Last winter.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19
Markets.
CHICAGO, June Is, 1873.

+ ff =. = r
WHEAr-Very irregular; No. 1
spring sold at l.25; No. do sold
early ut 1.17t but closed at 1.l93; Ju-
~ l.l6i; August l.IO(9l.l2i; rejected
90(G82.
CORN unsettled; No. 9 regular,
closed at 3Ii; fresh 33(G33l; July 34i
bid; August S7a bid; rejected lilo
%.
OArs-Weak and irregular; No. 2,
regular closed at 26t bid; fresh 26(G
26a; July ut bid; August 28I(027l 1;
rejected, 23AG24.
CATTLE Receipts 5083; market
dull and prices shade easier. Mixed
lots medium steers, 8. O0fg5.25; fAir TO
prime, 5(s6.7U; iair butchers steers
4.75(G4.80.
HOas-R eceipts 1858; market fair
~ active and steady ut range az 4.65
$40; FOR tair IT, fancy, with bulk Of
sal~s at 4,7SS4.sl. s5 lgd9 !
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

C0NwELI's HALL IL heplace where
every man calls nrst when he comes To
the city. There lie refreshes himself
with dish Of that superlatively sx.
,,ellant Ice cream which no other place
san supply; aud then no goes rejolc-
ing on his way.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

A SUSDxY-scnooL CONCERT and
c iildren'a meeting viii be held In
Rcd Rock at 3p. IN. Sunday next
June 222 conducted by Rev. f.. Samp.
son. assisted by Rev. >. @. II. ArmIt.
stead. former pastor. The friends oil
'Sunday-schools are earnestly requss.
ted to be present. w.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19
June Is. 1873.

JUNE 10, 1918.
RAN AWAY, from the undersigned,
living in Washington township, Ma
rion Co., Iowa, on the night OF the
18th inst, one Samuel Epperson, aged
shout fifteen years. Thereby warn all
nersons not to harbor said Samuel Ep'
person. or sell him any goods or chat.
ties on my account.
WV. III. LINDSAY.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

NRw CHURCH BELL.--The NJ. t..
Church ut Attica II now ornamented
with new spire and supplied with a
bell. The latter weighs $50 pounds.
cost $4,000, and issaid to be an excel
lent bell, and entirely satisfactory to
the purchasers.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

~. v. Is. BENNEr, is now the editor
OF the Texas Democrat. Gainesville,
Texas. His second number b before
M. handsome ontwardly, but inward
" smoking with VANS red hot De-
mocracy.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

ATTENTION TRUsTEH.-The Trus-
tees of Knoxville township, will meet
at the Office of the township Clerk. in
Knoxville, on Saturday. June Us;
inst, at 10 O'Clock q. NJ, for the pnr-
pose of equalizing the property of said
township for taxation. as prescribed
nv law. w. r. RIGG,
TIP. Clerk.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

NEW DRUG SrORE.-H. ]. Scoles d
Co. have established drug store at
Gosport, which will be under the SUI
pervision of DR.. Mitchell. We are
glad to be able to commend the doctor
and his business to the favor Of that
community.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

LosT.--Dr. n. II. Cornell, OF Mon
day last, lost small leather bound
book, called a Physicians Visiting
List. A liberal reward will be paid to
any one who will return IL to the own.
81 ut his efllce In Knoxville.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19
Knoxville, June l6, 1873.

Ice, ICE, IcE!-Cunninghams Ice
Wagon, il ordered. will leave Ice at
your door every morning. No man
can afford to do without ice in hot
weather when It can be had for 60 cts.
per cwt. Leave orders at Cunning
hams hardware store, or hail the Ice
man.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19
Ample arrangements are being made
to accommodate q vast
MULTITUDE OF PEOPLE.

to accommodate a vast
MULTITUDE OF PEOPLE.
The citizens and soldiers from Ma
rion and all the surrounding coun-
ties are cordially invited to attend
and participate. Let US meet on this
great festal day Of the republic and
revive the hallowed associations or
the past. Let us meet to recount
the heroic deeds of our fathers,
and to recall the mutual hardships
and perils through which the men Of
this generation have passed in their
efforts to maintain a government
mot destined to perish from the
earth"
A BASKET DINNER
On the public square will be one Of
the features of the occasion. Each
family being at liberty to provide its
own RATIoNs.
At precisely 10 o'clock a. m. a.
grand march of SOLDIERS and pro-
cession of citizens will take place,
under the direction of the chief Mar
shall Of the day, headed by the Mon
roe Cornet Band and corps Of mar
tial music.
At II o'clock the multitude will
assemble on the public square, where
the following exercises will take
place:
Music, prayer by chaplain, reading
Of the Declaration OF Independence.
Addresses by invited orators, GEN.
N. b. BAKER, HON. G. G. COLE and
others.
Basket dinner at half past one. At
four O'Clock
MASQUERADE MARCH
ofyoung men, each one to be mount
ed and disguised according to the
dictates OF his own fancy.
At five o'clock three large BAL
LOOMS will be discharged, and mag
nitlcent display OF FIREWORKS at
night all under the direction of Prof.
g. Il. COnwell.
The people are requested to start
from their homes Mt an early hour in
the morning. Come with your
wives and children, and join in cele-
brating the anniversary Of our Ma
tional birthday in becoming man.
ner.
BY order Of com. of Arrangements.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

To TEACHERs.-No Notice il hereby
uiyen that Teachers applications for
positions in the Knoxville city
schools, will be received by the Board
until the 9th inst.
in. DAVIS, Pres't.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

CLAY TOWNSHIP GRANaEs, five in
number, we understand will attend
the celebration at Attica, and appear
la reg&lis.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

MIR. 8. II. BARBER, Red Rock Tp.,
was recently 10 severely injured by q
kick from horse ~ to be disabled
Tor some weeks.