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CALVARY.


Between two anl three thousand poople prin-
oipally women, visited Calvary, the Catholic
Ce'netery, three miles north OF Roaohill, to parv
tcipate In tho decoration services thoro. The
Lalios' Committee who had Immediate charge Of
placing tho wreaths and flowers on tho graves
consisted OF Airs. Con. Mulligan, Mrs. Capt.
Gloason, Hiss Nugont, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. ].
q. Harrington, Nlisa Maggie Owens, Miss Nollio
Groen, Miss jennie Kelley, Miss Ltzzio PowerH
Miss julia Hogan Mrs. Mcdonald Mrs.
Darry, Mrs. J. B. Sullivan, Mrs. Il. Prin.
dlville, Mrs. Mnry Colby. Mrs. IL, D. Dailoy,
Mrs. Col. Kinzio, and Mrs. Washington
HeBing. Nearly all Of thom loft tho city carly
in tho morning, aud at 1 o'clock had all the
grayes-elghty-two in number beautifully and
tossofully urnsmonted. Tho IA o'clock train
brought ct about 900 mon, women, and chill
dren, many Of whom CARRIED flowers and ever
green's which vsro scpttered over ::ho monnda ~
vb;cl, ;a.,.rEeil tho resting placa Of friends O.
relatives. Tho i o'clock train added t4Ay
two thousand to tho nn.;.:nber Of visitors.
and, previous to tho conlmoucelseeas "
tho exercises, they wandered oyer the
grounds, looking Mt and admitting tho decorated
grayoB. Tho entrance to tho comotory was
handsomely foatoonea with flags aud oyorgreons,
intcrsporacd with inlmortoliea and verbenas. In
tho centor Of tho gato woro tho words III n1c11l-
oriam." sutmoultod by MI evergreen crown
CroHHos. composed Of nowors, wrenths with
ponlont Tags, wcro scatterei harq ant there,
tho whole making Il worry beautiful picture. 10
tho right Of tho entrance was tho stand eroctod
for The accommodation Of Tho orators OF tho day.
It was covered with bunting aud oyergre4nH.
a,ld an oAglo poroAol OH q croBs-boan soonleu to
DO tho guardian OF q bust OF
0EN. MuLLI0AN,
wlllcl. WIS standing on deal bonoatl'. AL! of
tho graves OF tho aoldlors worc handsomely dco.
oratod, but there wero quito number wlloll call
for nlontion OIL account OF thoit boautltul ~"
iigal.. it WIS literally covered with AowerA,
cronsca stars und wroatlis, while oyor tho foot
was n bow OF oyorgroen, ii. winch wero wrought
inimmortolloa tho dying words Of tho occupant:
Lay ma down and Hayo the lag" Noas
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Esd b rooct tla o,,r country should layo loon
unor Tho occnalty Of recurring 90 mnny Of tho vnl,l4
aolo yoa OF per tons 70 her existence, and
rn, saesr,ng e t!nk TINT tho aaer0eo mad9 Though
sax VI rsI noI III yat Tlcso rario" o nt ae1t
layo VA Gonna nnr d, ~ 1 ,r ha,s1a avnr not,,e
hucccsacs; not 10 Clint anthems for asly
now royulatlona In science, nor 10 sing rnals
ovef ots 0tef1os oro r. won IN foreign a1s We h1yo gah
nrai 70 bs,g ~ Offering of owefa e ay toao
decrao tboan rovoqs " e
fragrant beauty w nrc neanmh1oI IL tfnnk iha f1rnnt
Dolly, Tahor d oil, for e Ioroian, of tIo men wsso
oed with glory % ,tiss; TIC ;ana @ of % nmo9'sy 'o ''
Il,a beautiful custom is mt Original on our aol hut
s und wo oa aa ~ rona oil ts
us eai be faihfuly n "n obsarvo
appropriate moro just titan in thiH ,nnnor honor our
laileh sravea ian III thin tender hearty manner OK
trGsa nar gratitude 10 those to whom WI arc no largely
'i'a'G.c1a tn,,ad. da..r...,,.. ,,...,. o.,.,
anv ca ai }an Mha n.ongt aro n no an fto,,,
which thoy wnut Tfoir 1rayns favn t"comn abr;nea
whoro not only rrlHtyes mny bring tGeir loving nd.
mentoes, but whoro ali Of us WHO anro courage aud
mtfo!ls may como At lcaht once year to cover thon
er e nno n w9 w s 90
seelp u S"nu "fo no" 'o"' 'os''i'e ~ p'noS u
ali Tho lessons of tho p.sl arc valuable to us mono
moro ao thai thosv which sponk to lis of our io inor-
an sS a no " o tss u
ET ors aeeopsa e 10 nnsA %at may wG not sath io1
1orsrs st ay wGn ,ff9 aaa Il H. e ss
no,Vcr whtch na"tros H. trnn r.. 81 ii,s1 gy g;
ao,. fnm1ht ~ fa,, ~ conn,ainn 1 - ~ s: G aa
choco for thoy each lad porsonal intcrcst at s.al
DospotlHm forecs It's Bubjccta to war. Liberty fasc-
nates itH friends to hor t!ofonBe. III
Comrades, vo stand near tho grnycs Of aono who fell
oarn ny oc c hae Wo know they were true to tleir
ho oy M Of ona liz r. snrSr ta ssss 2, loyalty than
Nathing e1se ahond wo morc carneatly str1yo to 10
than to apreciato their heroic eos. Their patriotic
works follow them. May The intluenco Of their noble
oxafnpo remain ever With ''st
Lot @ pstriots mourn thom-g1vo u'eir memories o
TIN onIn nga1 rsst,r,, xo,, M, ocor thar, ,.u
For tho price they haSe paid for Your baunoT ff of
. blue,
Ley doves choicest garlauda DO hung ocr cach gravcn
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17
Ssler.M's sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
ID cution to me directed by the Clerk
of the Circuit Court OF Marion County
and state of Iowa, have levied upon,
and will offer at public sale, at the
door of the Court House IN the city of
Knoxville, Marion county. Iowa, on
tween the hours of O'clock A. NJ, and
4 O'Clock p. NJ, commencing at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, the following described
property, to-wit:
The southwest quarter Of the south
east quarter Except six acres in the
southwest part theaeof, owned by
Andrew Stone), and the southeast
quarter of the northwest quarter Of
section IL, township rs, range 10, or so
much thereof as shall be necessary to
satisfy, first, the sum of five hundred
and seventy-three dollars and five
cents, with ten per cent. interest from
June 7th 1873, in favor of Parker
Lewis, and second, the sum of six
hundred and eleven dollars and
eighty-three cents with ten per cent.
interest, and fifty-five dollars and six
ty-five cents Attorneys fee, and twelve
dollars and twenty-five cents, costs,
and accruing costs, in favor of A. J.
Hannah; and third, to satisfy the
judgment of j. G. Rankin OF fiue hun
dred and ninety-seven dollars and ten
cents with ten per cent. interest; and
also the southeast quarter of the nor tn
east quarter Of section IL, township 40.
range 10 I'm Marion county, Iowa, to sat
isfy Judgment in favor of said A. ].
Hannah and Parker Lewis.
Levied upon as the property Of
Julius A. Henry and Ann Z. Henry.
% satisfy an execution i'm favor Of
A. J. Hannah ct al, and against Julius
A. Henry and Ann Il. Henry.
J. p. KELLY,
Shnrif Of Marion Co. Iowa.
Dated July It'll, 1873. (6-T)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17

MOTHER BESHAM, Of the Newton
Free Press, is unhappy because the
VOTER has not seen fit 10 NEEDLE in
the Jasper county editorial quarrel.
Not content with the mis- chief she IL
able to make at home, Polly is deter
mined 10 scatter the seeds Of discon-
tent" az far as possible. The more she
aourishes her broomstick the more
iHbody will believe the stories she
tells about her neighbors. If she
could see herself as others see her, il
would from many a blunder free her.
Don't scold 20 much, Polly.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17
Markets..
CHICAGO, July IA, ls7:

WHEAT-Firm and higher; No. I
spring sold at l.22(al.23 for soft ami
1.24(a)54 for hard; No. 2 1.16.(ds for
soft and l.l64G17 for hard; Angus,
Lib; rejected 90l.
CoRN-Quiet and lower; No. =
regular 35a bid; fresh 35i; August
37l bid; rejected 32lGgI.
OATs-Quiet but lower; No. 2 2s4
@s; August 2s(9284 +; rejected &c.
CATTLE Receipts 32j5; market
quiet and prices weak and tending
lower; few choice steers sold at 5 80
la5.90; lower grades destined % cts.
with sales of through Texans at 2. 80
G13j0; corn fed at 3.75(Gt50.
HoGs-Receipts $500; market
opened active but closed weak and
about five cents lower 4.30(0t. 40 for
common to medium; 4.50G4.V for
fair to extra.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17

PFRsoNAL.-M. q. Carleton, Of the
Indianola Leadcr, one Of Iowa's best
local papers, put in an appearance al
the VOTER sanctum, last Saturday, IN
company with Mr.. r. +. Keator, spec
ial correspondent and general agent Of
the Des Moines Repubiican. They
drive able pens for perpendicular Re-
publicanism. Know they'l have some
good words to say of our town and
county In the columns Of their papers.
TO those Of our citizens In need of u
paper from the capital, land that
means all, we commend the Rep,lb>
HcdH.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17
Cali for a Grange Convention.

The undersigned. a Central Executive
Committee app tinted by the Central As
sociation of t;runges OF Marion County,
Iowa. 10 hereby according To instrnctlons.
call a Grange convention to meet al
Knoxville, iowa. on the
FIRST SATURDAY IN AUGUST '13,
at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. for the purpose oil
nominating candidates for Office 70 be
filed at the ensuing Fall election IN
Marion County, and to select delegates
10 represent the lahoring class in said
County, in the Anti Monopoly Conven
ton 10 be held at Des Moines on the 18th
of August 1873.
The basis representation TO be three
from each Grange in the county. and one
additional for each membership OF fifteen
or fraction over eight as shown by the
roil-books of each Grange.
The several Oranges will meet III con
venentl at their severa. places OF meeting
in each township. in the last week IN
July To select their several delegates III
accordance with the aboye basis of repre-
sentation.
w. J. WILLARD, JR.,
RoBEET CROzIER,
III. ID. Lucas.
Central Committee.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17


TIE AURORA l. the name q. hHnd'
some and VERY excellent fonr-coiumn
quarto monthly paper, published u
the office or the Ames l'atcRtg efeeF,
for the Literary Societies Of the loT"a
state Agricultural College. The first
number exhibits evidences 81 haste IN
she printing The matter, however, y
not only unexcepiionable. but really
rjrh III refined thought and exprcs-
son abd very creditably represents
the great institution from which u
erninate. Prominent IN the table q
contents Of this number a.. an Grafton
'sTbe Last OF the Tyibunes, F" well
and iheughtfuilv written, delivered
farensly fsv NJ. 6. T. Marsh, 81 tie
Junior Class ~yntI1sis - Exercises
~ tie Junior Exhibition, last month +;
a description OF TIRE College Museum .
Literary NelnrFe5 Announcement
sniutatory Papers on India; Local
Miscellany oui C'nllsge-lts Origin,
4rowth and Present Prospects !.
4 rllee-ite HISTORY, Surroundings and
Frnsyp.rts incidents 81 7 -avel among
The ainaoos ana Death q Lieoig,
bs I}r. Foote. The price, 50 cts. for
the college year, considering tie
amount anE value o. the matter pre-
scented. is merely nominal
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17

SYRgrrx sy LIGHTNING during
he Storm last Monday morning about
; O'clock, The lightning. struck the
house Of Myer Isncersk, living at
Amsterdam, three miles southwest OF
pells Mr.. l.. WAS lying ola the hoor
The lightning braising him some OF.
one side. beside damaging nearly all
20 his clothes. Ii tore the works out
~ The clock, scattering them every
uf,rre and doing some other minor
damages - Blade.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17
Knoxville, Iowa,

Dear Sir Il have your favor OF the
18th inst, and note its contents. The
District Attorney, and not the Attor-
ney General, is required by law to give
advice to the county officers when re-
auested. See sec. 375, Revision. Since
YOU have written me, however, j will,
as al individual, say what my opinion
is upon the question you inquire
about.
think there can be no doubt about
the legal way Of disposing of the Tenn
porary School Fund. 1t will probably
he conceded by every one that ordina-
rily the Board of Supervisors have no
discretionary power to direct, in any
manner. how, when or to whom any
part of this fund shall be paid, nor
how it shall be appropriated. The
fund must be paid to the several dist
ricts in proportion to the several schol-
ars in each district, and under no state
of circumstances can any other dispo-
sition be legally made Of it. 1t is I'M
material whether the Board Of Super
visors Of your county are or are not
satisfied with the action Of Mr.. Wal
den in donating portion of the back
pay steal" to the Temporary School
Fund. After the donation has been
made, and the money donated has be-
come n part and parcel Of the common
fund, there is no legal way OF dispos-
ing of it except to appropriate 1T to the
purposes which the law directs. Any
other disposition is illegal no matter
by whom made or directed, and rem
ders the persons making such Illegal
disposition individually responsible
for the money.
Truly yours.
NJ. Il. QUITS.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17

A JoKE.-Mayor Mccully OF pella,
j. member OF the County Board Of
supervisors. and the Bridge Agent Of
he Board for all that part Of the c0Hn-
~ lying on the north side Of the Dies
Noines river. AS such agent, 1t IL his
inty TO supervise the building OF
ridges, snd see that the tinlbers used
are such as the contracts require.
contracts specify, for instance, that
white oak shall be used for such and
tuch particular portions Of bridge.
lie must see To IL that the contract
i fulfilled. The following apecdote,
hicli is now current, illustrates his
Peculiar fitness for these duties aud
iii- accurate knowledge Of our native
iinibers.
IL is said that Me. went out to
sunk river last spring to procure
-,aie maple trees TO be traDsplanted
bout his city residence for shade.
: gentleman who accompanied him
t,ok some fish-hOoks along. and fish.
~ an hour or two while Me. selected
ud dug up Ills trees. Ne. finally
lied his companion, md told him he
as ready 10 20 bad procured dozen
handsome trees mltftc maple, aud
biGck maple. But the beautiful
naples he bad selected were found
,pon inspection, 10 he white hickory,
slid black Odl.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17

gtAsagA4.. Mr.. Wanhnneh's MI
ffperv arc Teresssnrkiny establishment
fsas bear removed from the southeast
corner Ia tire exist side o. the Putlic
square. where the rropriet-ess viii he
nlea~ea e. see her old customers AND
~ mary new ones a. ma. have s'etsa-
sion to call. A full line Of goods IL
late STYLES, always on hand. No effort
will he spared to make 81 work ana
goods entiselv satisfactory.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17

EkIlRcAD.-M have report,
which j. credited here 10 some extent,
although il does not come officially,
that Oskaloosa LAS accepted the prop
osition OF the Rock Island u. r. Co. 70
extend their road 10 that place for
s. 09eo and right of way and depot
grounds; also that the Company has
accented general terms Informally
submitted FOR the building Of the road
TO Knoxville We can only say now
that negotiations are in progress and
we hope 10 be able 10 announce some
thing definite soon.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17

KANsAs.-Do you want to goto Kan
sas, to look at the country, or buy
land? If so, call at the Central Iowa
Land Office, and get "a THROUGH TICK
EFT from Ottumwa, Iowa; and if you
buy land, you can have the cost of your
ticket through Kansas credited on the
first payment. Papers containing
Mans and full statistics furnished on
application. This is no humbug. Call
and see me. +. +. SPERRY,
Agent Atchison, Topeka d Santa Fe
r. II. kiotl)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17
Knoxville, Marion Co., Iowa.

Knoxville, Marion Co., Iowa.
Dear Sir The right Of an individ-
ual to give or bequeath money for the
benefit of common schools cannot
be questioned. II any person has
made such gift, of money, the
Board of Supervisors, having no
authority or control Of the dis
position of any school funds, except
ing the permanent fund, cannot
legally direct the repayment or other
disposal Of such money. These funds,
including all amounts so bestow ed
must be used az the tdw directs.
In my opinion, an action may he
maintained against the County Audi
tor, and Board of Supervisors, by any
resident Ct district thus deprived OF
any portion Of it's school funds.
Yours truly.
Fl. AI0Nz0 ABERNrTHY,
Sup't. Pub. Instruction.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17

DRowNEp.--On Thursday evening
JOS. T. Meek, JAS. Woodward and his
son aged about ~ years, of Riclilaud
township, went into the Des Molnes
river to battle. After they had been
In the water n while, young Wood
ward sank, and was evidently drown
ing. Presently lie rose aud Mr. Meek
tried to rescue him to the imminent
peril OF his own life, but failed, and he
sank again To rise no more. Young
Woodward was an expert swimmer
and no danger was unprecedented.
The cause OF his sinking Is not known.
Soon as the word was circulated a
large number of people gathered along
the banks of the river and efforts were
made that and the next day tn recover
the body. But so far as we have
heard IL has not yet been found.
Later--We have since heard that
the body was recovered last Sabbath
hut have not yet learned the partic-
ulars. IadianoIr Leader.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17
IHE MINER glorifes the Marysvl!le
"isbiation, aud says:

1HE MINER glorifies the Marysvi!le
"isbfation, and says:
4'fhe Grafton delivered by Mr.. Cro-
ser. "f Knoxville, at this y, ace on the
h. wa a master effort. Mr.. G.. IL "a
ulng man 81 fine ability, and render
i satisfaction 10 all VINO heard him.
Y did nor have the pleasure of listen
~ tn any of the orators only this one,
~ understand they were all able and
eli delivered
The town Is thus gloriiied by Its en-
plisiastic paper:
Every day we hear Of some one In
- village hunting u location, aud all
lem pleased with the appearances Of
ir to.n. Marysviiie speaks for it,
II. Look at our magnificent coal
..-. and IL will be years and years
fore all IL developed. Look at our
issntsge over other places for secur-
s,g fisi, We burn no corn In this sec
= .tt ~ tie globe. Look what n mum
-r one point MsrysvilIe 10 for busi-
vs- Our merchants are doing q
sa,.shing business. and we have no
1'i'bt hut what few more business
l.,usrs would increase their trade.
y" need n0 saloons. We have none
~ dn not want any. We are proud
. boast Of the morals OF our citizens.
.tn"ng the thousands Of people here
~ rbr ith. there was not one drunk.
20 D,an. Don't TINT smatter Of good
-? Ne think 40. Ii you desire Ia
. -..,,e Ia place where you can secure
aif children good education, II you
F. u 1 u live where there IL enterprise
= fnrs there II i.nsiness, among NOR
.is.- of peonIp. come and settle in
II irysyiIr. Yoli are welcome, ever
.sDltsune, and you viii have the ear-
,..-' a.-"p.ration OF our citizens for
- w.alfafe.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17

IL aa8L-A Young naaI iS 1Af
afn. f9 Alexander Haynes from
81. lsl1rgllt u In jail for stealing SUI
a clothes from T.. -eil1y 81 PleaAari
~ sishIya eu lasi Saturday re wac
sfres,sa And tired before Lac Brown
SO fur4 : ) End tsosts afnpu nlhg u
S. - ana cau llisteo until p&ic.
4tse et,gse IL from the Charlton
.ef-sg,. 6.f the 18th inst, tspess there .
.sD4 ialsieke Ee'- moi Knoxville
stbr
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17

napSx THrEs JAvuEaA tues
ssv the ist inst, ~ we are infeFsaea ~
Rev. Arn1itSteaa, man took possess
jon al and made away with s cogpse
~ vcnpc horses which be fcsaEsa era
sing 10 White Breast valley near the
residence OF Robert Crogier. Polk
township, claiming tlaas he v-ss The
owner. and that the horses had stray
Ell away from him. Mr.. Henry Rob
inson. the uwneF. caught the Thief
and horses In Warren county last sat
urslav. His trial took place before
ESQ. Wilson, nj Wheeling on Monday.
and he was bound over To appear 81
the next term Of Court, The bond beisag
fixed nj 500. Failing to find bail, ne
aero,nyaslied the sheriff 60 the Oss6a-
loasn fail on Tuesday. lis name Is
given s. johnson. lie Is the same
chap who lest or pretended 10 have
ls,st q pocket book containing Sl2a, IN
4 noxvill e some weeks since. ne pre-
tended 10 have come here from Mis-
scr4r5
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17

ENTERTAINMENTS Athenian
Lyceum, Of Newborn, will give an
entertainment at that place on Friday
evening Aug. LIST, 1873. The perform
ances will he carefully chosen and
adapted to the better tastes of the
community, and will consist of Music,
REGULATIONS, Essays, Orations, Dramas,
Charadcs and Tableaux. which will
be rendered in briliiantand energetic
manner. All are Invited to attend
and el Joy the feast.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17
ArrICA, July IL, 1873.


Harvesting has now commenced In
earnest with US. Most of the mead
ows are cut, rye and barley are all
harvested, and some OF our farmers
are now cutting their wheat.
The wheat prospect il not so good
M il was some weeks ago. The rust,
spot, and late storms will reduce the
average yield perhaps one-third.
Oats are very heavy, but somewhat
lodged. Corn and potatoes never
looked better. The prospect for fruit
is not very flattering. The quantity
will not be 20 great nor the quality so
good ms usual; but grapes will be
abundant.
The first Convention Of our Town
ship Sunday-sehool Association, re-
Gently organized, will be held Thurs
da, August 18th, next.
The contract for the building OF the
new church for the Society, Indiana
Chapel, has been let to jacob Metz, of
Marysyile, who proposes to have the
building completed by the 18th Of Oc-
tober next.
On Sunday evening, 9th inst,
while the Singing Society at Attica
was assembled at the church in that
place, one George Anderson commit
ted assault aud battery on one John
Stone. / believe that this is the first
time the Docket in our township has
been stained with crime for the last
three years. INDIANA.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17

The DEMOCRAT Of this week pub
fishes .he cali for the Grange County
Convention, but makes no comment.
A strictly Grange Convention was not
exactly what our Deighbor wanted but
it VIII accept anything to beat
Grant and get share Of the Offices.
II abused and ridiculed Allen Short
for suggesting a Grange convention,
tut it must aequiesce, and make the
best Of il. The milestone" will
make it subservient where it hoped to
rule,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17

THE GRAPE CROP.-In and around
Pella the grape crop for this season
promises to be large one. Wine
making will be in order by several ;
others will probably ship part Of their
crop 10 other parts OF the state. The
Wcekbtdd says that Mr.. VIM. Ram
say will have at least ten tons.
Whether this is over-estimated we
cannot TELL. G.. &. Cory tells Us That
he will have nearly If not quite three
tons. McClatchy will have three tons
and Samuel Talois six tons. There
will be about seyenty-iive tons OF
grapes If not more, in Pella this sea-
son, If nothing should happen TO pre-
vent their growth. Bk4tie.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17

Below we give brief opinions OF
the Attorney General, the District
Attorney and the State Superintend.
cnt in reference 10 the abstraction
from the Temporary School Fund OF
the money donated TO ii by Mr.. Wal
den. The circumstances are so well
understood already that they need
no further explanation. There
seems 10 be no doubt now that the
naoney has been illegally taken from
thetreasury. \ number of pertinent
questions are naturally suggested by
the situation. We now leave the
matter for the calm consideration
and action Of those interested. Per
hans we shall see how much sinceri-
tv there is in the propositions OF a
few men in this county who are SO
horrified at any violation of law up
on the part OF a Radical.
STATE or iowa, !
OFFICE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 7
osEALoosA, June 80, 1873. J
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17
Esfray Notice.

Taken up by John Lackey in Wash
ington township, Marion county Iowa
June 10th, 1858, one white bull two
years old, some red spots over body.
neck, and sides of head, of unaerbit
in right ear-appraised at ST by w.
s. Stevenson and VIM. II. Bingam
before John Mayberry, j. p.
(6-7*) ALLEN HAMRICK, Clerk.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-17
EStray Notice.

Taken up by Albert M. Cooper,
in Clay township Marion county,
Iowa, on the 9th of June, 1873, one
small bay, or bay roam mare mule,
3 years old, collar marks on shoulder
appraised at $50 by Lewis Converse
and Robt. Philips, before Macklin
Copeland, J. Z. on the 1Nh day of
July, 1878.
(G-7) ALLEN HAMRICH, Clerk.