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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-02

A CHEST OF Tools for carpenter or
wagon-maker, for sale on good terms
at VOTER Office.
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Earu, ri Affciinn.

The farm OF the late r.. NJ. Miller,
deceased, near Chicago, Dallas town
ship, Marion county, Iowa, will be
sold on premises, at public cutlery on
Thursday, April 10th, 1874 The en-
tire farm consists Of 2s7 acres, incind-
ing about rs acres Of timber. There
are 100 acres enclosed this, and the
unimproved prairie land vii be sold in
40 acre lots including that upon which
the house and barn are situated. The
timber will be sold In 5 acre lots.
TERMS --One-third cash on day OF
third in two wears
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BURNS MoITo:-"Quick sales and
small profits"
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QUEENswAgE. Call on Burns.
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MILHER Il PALMER will sell you
good wool Hat for rs cts.
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VOTER Office.
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1874.
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DRIED FRUITS of best qualities at
owest figures, at Burns.
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MILNER Il PALMER will sell you
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COFFEE, 3 lbs. for 81 at Burns.

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Tbcrsis no pain Shieh the csn-
tsur LIoirnent will not relieve ne
swelling IL viii not sutsiue. and &C
israsoess which IL uiii not cure
This Ia strong lsngrsss. but u I
true IL has produced more cures
% raeunsii.ns. neGrsIgfs. loekjaw,
, 1874-05-17
DEATHS.


MAEN-Mxy11 11 Of consumption, Carrie, beloved wife
OF LOREN Manu. and daughter ct tho l44 Robert and
Ane Hove, of Pleasant Ridge, Or aged q Jsars and
funeral 9ro1n tbs late residences No. IL walnut-st
respectfully invited.
gd Cincinnati sad Indiana polls papers peass copy.
Whist though tbs check be beautiful,
1t soon must los Its bloom:
The eyes bright lustxe soon will fada
In tho dark and silent tomb
But tho glory of tbs mind will live,
Though tbs joJous Ills depart,
And ehe ma sfc charm usver die
OF true and noble heart. -FR1EEps.
RYAN-{n Chicago. Mar i5 May. eldest daughter Of
A. u. Ind E. 4. Ryan, aCed "a JEAN mouths and u
days.
GI-ohio papers pIease copy
H0OPS-At the rsaidsocs of N. J. Hunt, Eddis fu-
Funeral from a1 Wsst Superlorst. SuuGA, It I'm.
GOIDsMITH-On Friday. May IL, 1874, at6p a., Of
softeulng af tbs brain, L. i. Godamitb, priaa sged q
FuaeraI from his ats residences $40 Wabash-av at
O'clock today tsnndAsA by carriages to Rosshtll.
Friends invited.
HENDRICKs-1D NsmpMs, May H. Of pneumonia,
Funeral from ths rssldooso u father B. Hendricks.
tho family invited to attsnd.
REORDAE--Thornas A., soa Of Frauo1x sod Eliza
Funeral vii tsse place from 20 Ewing Etc., Monday.
May t. By 70 Calvary Coruotery. Members OF the
Father Mathew Temperance Hociaty requessad
tsnd-
F1ELD--At PlAiuHe1d, n. j., tho 18th inst. Haen
s., oniJ daughter Of r. v. aud Helo, G. Fis1d and
JeaE1 and months.
, 1874-05-17
TEMPERANCE.
Crusaders Arrested in Cincinnati and
sent to 1he Nsnrjo1l-F1ouSe.

Crusaders Arrested in Cincinnati and
sent to The Ssnrjon- House.
CINCINNATI, O., May 16.-This afternoon Il
band of fforty-three temperance women went out,
led by the Rev. 11rs. s. b. 1eaFett. They
stopped in front OF saloon on Baymiller street,
within two squares OF where the disturbances
occurred yesterday, and the officers warned
them TO degist. They sang and prayed. They were
arrested nnd taken to tho Third Street Station
House. following by IN immense crowd. Among
the number we're the wives Of the Rev. Dr. c.
II. Taylor, the Rev. Dr.. c. H. Payney, the Rev.
DE- Montfort the Rev. ". H. SEQ. tha Rev. s.
L. Leavctt, and the Rev. II. C. Hugh. They
we're released on parole to appear before the Po-
lice Court next Monday. At tue station~nouse,
when Mayor Johnstone appeared, they knelt anu
prayed and commenced singing. but we're stopped
by the officers After their release they returned
to the Seventh Street Presbyterian Church and
held = meeting. The proportion was made to
start MEMS Temperance League in every
ward, and to raise large guarantee fund OF
money for the purposes OF the Temperance move
rnent for the trial next Monday It WAS resolved
to employ the aptest counsel that can be secured
The police officers warned the women before
starting out that there would be danger II they
ventured on freeman stice.. The ottcer3 ray
they hna information that band OF German
women Was orgauized to meet them and drive
them from tho streets.
mass temperance meeting il appointed to
be held at st. Pau1's Methodist Church to-mor-
row afternoon, and meetings are appointed for
every night next week. Offers we're made to bail
the women OUT OF the atadon-hoube, but They all
refused it.
, 1874-05-17
TIE CROPS.

Arca OF Spring Wheat and oats Plant
cd in Five Western Stntes-Con,para-
tire Condition OF Swine in the Same
Stntcx-Eruit Prospects.
ISD1ANAro11s Ind, May 16.-Ths National
Crop Reporter, published to-day, has estimates
deduced from tho reports Of correspondents in
relation to the comparative area Of spring wheat
and oats this season in the several Western
States. The latouess Of ths season having pre-
vented the closing OF the usual spring sossings
May the State Of Minnesota is not included in
nois. Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Wis
consin the average area sown this spring
to wheat is placed ut OF $40 Per cent greater
than in the sprang Of 1878. Tho increase ia
6-10 per cent in Illinois, u 1-10 in Iowa. Ito
ia Kansas, 7 40 i'll Missouri, s $40 in Wiscon-
sin. The acreage seeded in oa.s this. spring in
comparison With the area sowu last spring is in
creased IN the States named as follow8: Indiana,
2 26-l0 per cent; Iowa, 3 8-1o; Kansas, $40;
Ohio, 8 $40; Wisconsin, 3 6-lo. In Illinois
and in Missouri 2-10 per cent. The average for
the seven States ia increase OF 5 2-10 per
ceut. At the figures given the increased area is
about 255,o0o acres or oats, and 427 000 acres Of
wheat.
For the States named returns in relation to
the comparative condition OF swine in the West
May 1 indicated b much higher condition than
at the beginning Of the previous month. The
average condition May in the States OF lii
nois Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Wiscon-
sin. and Ohio WAS 81 3-1o, b full average coz
dition being 100.
FRUITS
No especial change in the prospects o. the
fruit crops is noted, the outlook being still more
fayorable.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Special Dispatch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May 16.-The heavy rains OF
the last few dnys have retarded rhe farmers very
much in their corn planting in this county, and
this fact furnished the staple OF complaints to-
DAY.
, 1874-05-17

then be paired OF BY lot and commence their games
sEmhnilaneoualy- h Each player shall play two ennes
Wn every other player. Drawn games ahal be cred
ned es han-g.nes to each player.
A11er deductng from al the MONEYS received the
sum necessary to defray expenses and to publish tho
BOOK o1 the Congress- well the amount Of ptizes
ohered N the minor tournament the remainder Of the
fnnd Will be divided into prizes to be given to the
r1ctors IN tho grand tournament In tbs following a
ne1 Tho hEst prlze Rhal consist OF oue-ha Of this
1nnd the second Frtze shall consist Of ope-thrd Of
this fund; the third prize shall cons1st Of Of
this fund. ~@~ "
Tle second feature Of the Congress will be thu nninor
tourna1nent This Will comprise such 1tayar1 ae t1av
choose to enter tho lists and who ara In tbs habit Of
receiving the odds Of 1t least pawn and move from
hrss-cass players. The entrance fee to this tourns
ment which must be deposited with the treasurer Of
the Committee Of Management OF befors tbe 9Th Of
July, will be $40. The method Of play will bo tbs same
~ In the grand tournament. The Committee offer
the following prizea The first prize will be $5o Ths
second prize will ba S30 The third prize will b SEQ
Every suoser'ber TO the general fund to the amount
OF S and upwards entitled to copy Of the book Of
tho Congress. To carry the undertaking to success
ful and satisfactory issue large fund viii IN required
The COMMITTEES, therefore, wish 10 ascertatn a. early
as poasibs the exact amount Of money likely to bo
paced 1t their disposal Subscriptions ars to be re-
mtted to Albert W Gilas Esq. Treasurer Of the Com
ntee Of Management, LII E.s: Madison street Chi
cago, III. N1LL1Al r CunnAx
President Of the COMMITTEES
ALnEnr ". GILES Secretary Of the Committee.
Chicago Cless Club, Nay IA, 1874.
, 1874-05-17

Aeas11. Whsland Foss, ths well known psoorietors
of tho St. Elmo Restaurant have recently made raiu
ahe addition to THAR establishment In the shape Of
ladies' department. This consists OF parorz the
drzt floor Of Kuhn1 European Hotel in which lad1es,
or gentlaaen with ladies' havs meals supplied On
the sa1ne terms as in the Whyland Foss ordinary
Whylaud Foas In most elegant styo rexardless ofe1-
penAe aud Ladies' from the country or city or city ladies'
who have come downtown shopping, viii be pleased
to find II No. 145 Dearborn stzeet 1nchnz Of diaing
place vhera they recruit their energies without
first Of all lighting their way through host ot eager
and hungry bu6tness men. At Aesarx. Whyand /
Foss' Ladies' Pzrlors will b4 found tte ony plaza
In the city whsra hdtes enjoy, In fun rriracy
midday lunch or peaaa1t p1aca to to ut ths close
ct the theatre OF opara.
, 1874-05-17

brun's portrait OF herself; and there is not \
mora enchanting little picture in tho Louvre
than her 81 Young Girl" There ia such an airy.
eyes are fresh as spring violets; and, altogether,
it conveys m admirable ides Of aoua Of the best
features OF French art.
OF the remaining salons of the French school
in the Louvre. two alone will demand aud repay
more than = brief survey; they are those which
contain respectively the sea-po1ts OF Joseph
Vernet and the landscapes Of Claude Lor-
rhine.
But by this time you will hear from the far
ther end Of the gallery the monotonous voices
Of the gems d'Ames slowly driving out the
throug: "Avancez, avaucez, messieurs at ues-
dames!" TIE clock Of The old Tour do rHorloga
already points to 1. CHARLES LAsDoR-
, 1874-05-17

On Monday morning at 10 O'Clock, Nessra Ellison.
Pomeroy L Co., at No. 1875 State street, uudar the
Palmer House, will sell collection ot articles Of rirtu
snd b}ou.esis rare1y In the city. Tho collection
consists Of elegant and hsurapscas, In paran
xnd alabaster highly naisaed brouzes representing
historical and myth subjects beautiful txzzas
aud costly Frenen clocks CT the Alest workmanship.
The LITTER thsy warrant to keep excellent time. It
would taxe up too much Epace to attempt to describe
au tEa beautiful things Of this collection Those who
wish to see TO buy articles which will ornament
their homes, and be servaceable well Ornamental
recommended to go to the sale No. 1s5 State street.
under the Palmer House.
, 1874-05-17
TTI%N@o
Gd.E12Sx

1HE THlRD NATIONAL CONGRESS-
me Chicago Chess Club has Issued call to
u, ,ae CHEFS players Of the United states to attend
sea lnlfd National Congress, to be held in this
~ BEGINNING July Z, and terminating July 20,
~ ~ soon thereafter us may be convenient and
e'As.o'e. The following programme Of pro-
esnogs Will be carried out:
nsst feature Of tho Congress will be the grand
fla-.-.. composed Of acknowledged frs:-elass
feeeaV1ng no odds from xny other player. The
i.;as !oe 2 this tournament, which must be de
Ia. ~. ths Treasurer II tbs Comuiiteo or be.
81 tsE Of july has been hxed 1t 80. The method
= ~: WI % a. folowss The cartestauts shall meet
>-sfss1. III sR d43 ef 5zl5, s. ~. ~ ThsY aasn
, 1874-05-17
SUICIDE.

Special Dfsndtch 10 The Chicaao Tribune.
Hanover, Mich, May 1G-A man named
Dasser, German, sGed about 35 committed sui
eide yesterday b1 hanging himself near the track
It Wilson'S Crossing, u ehort distance from here.
He was fully determined to die his apparently
the limb OF d tree giving way. He triod sec
ond time with more SUCCESS. When his body
.as found 9 had been dead some time, nad Was
in sitting posture, with his feet held up and but
three inches from the earth 4 lettar Which he
laft stated that he was tired OF living.
, 1874-05-17
COAL. COMPANY LEASE.

Spse:a: Diepdtch to The th!c0no Tribune,
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, May 16.-A part Of the
Spring Mountain Coal Company has been leased
by the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company Tor u
years, ut PEI cent on the capital, with an I'd
ditiopal one-hslf Of any excess Of profit above
per cent. Tue former Compsuy also reserves
property and rxivlassa estimated to 5isld per
oa1t 1ookas
, 1874-05-17

The Assyrtan, Grecian, and Moorish
Style hAs been adopted By Genuia In decorating hi
grand reception rooms, in his gallery, which is now
the finest in Chicago. southeast corner Of stas and
Washington streeta> The frescoing was executed by
the celebrated Italian artist, Giovanni Caret of tn
Otis Block, IaSalle-st,
, 1874-05-17

CLOSING DAT OF THE LEXINGTON, Kr., RACES.
LEXINGTON, Ky., May 16.-Thia is the closing
day Of the spring mosting Of the Kentucky AAso-
CATION. TIE announcement that Tom Bowling
would run attracted much the largest attendance
OF the week The racing, however, was not so
good as on previous days, the horses being very
unequal in the last race. This meeting has
proved to be great success In the record made
and in the receipts.
FIRST nAcN.
Consolation purse for beaten horses Megib-
bon's Nolle Quinn, by Astero1d l, / !; Grinslead,
chestnut colt BY Lexington, 2, 2. Tima-l:52H,
LAG.
SECOND RACE.
Three-mile dash-1cGrutl'a Tom Bowling, i
Megibpon,s Red Eye, by scythian, 2; MccratLs
Lucy Jackson, BY Endosser. 3; Colston'. Kate
Orrance, by Coloris, 4. Tine, 5:361.
In the last race Tom Bowling was excluded
from this pools Red Eye selling as the favorite.
TRor At SAN FRANCISCO,
sAs Francisco, May ia t1otliDs- -match for
$4,000 to-day, at Osilaud Park. between Ella
LOWS and Dexter, was Won by Lewis in 2:2s,
2:27, 2:2814.
, 1874-05-17

A1KK S010NUH NEEU8R.
The lawyers OF Indianapolis are torturing their
brains over an extraordinary problem. Some
years ago = Lady OF that city Was married, and
four months thereafter aeparated from her bus
band, was divorced and remarked in a montl,,
and four months thereafter gave birth to child
by her first husband. Quite 1ecsntiy the second
hasesnd h;'d procured avofse and me custody od
first husband and claims the child, and the law
yers are asking who ia entitled to it's possession.
, 1874-05-17
MICHIGAN LUMBER STATISTICS.

speetnl Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
East SAo1sAw, Mich, May 2G:-The total
amonnt Of logs rsfted out OF the Cass KiTef to
date il Isl, ,5i4 pieces, scaling $50 feet.
Tue shipments Of lumber for the soason to date
for this port is s. 21G2 219 feet Tho total chip
ped from the river to date is 81, S65, ,546 feat
, 1874-05-17

Did you know sou could get baby i SIS, upholstered
car7s.ge At $500 that you could buy Eogers plated
goods At List prt:e that by the largest and finest
stock OF goods coupriang everything from SIS mp to
s1oo, has ju.t been opened At that great Exposition
Barr. You near ererybod, talking ztout It. coEuer
Of West Madison and Hastad Etraete and 10a State
&IGtL
, 1874-05-17

nAntlea, In Kxna Gam and Drsp dEte, 1t 7e1y low
prices together With lArge and elegant assortment of
extremely Aue Llama hee-ponts and Jackets in price
tron ~ to $780, Our points II IS close limitations
Of thread acs worth $500. They must ba seen to b.
Et4ta street.
, 1874-05-17

Ladies' Save Your Eurs
From dauaage By moths or dampness through the
summer months by sending them TO Aessra~ Bahop
l. Barnes, corner Stata and Monroe streets, for kafe
keeping Me8szs. B. / B. arc tho largest fur manu-
facturera in the Weat and make spectalty of taking
cara Of Ill kinds Of fur Roods.
, 1874-05-17

The Place to Buy
Refgerators, icebo1es, 1ca-crctn freeztra, KedxiA
wstez-hltezs, lawu-mo1ezs, meat-safes, Richmond
ranges, s.swart oookstoves, Datons, 80 and 81 Ran
doph street. State. ons Of the best Assornentx
sVQE odered for aA1a in Chicago,
, 1874-05-17

A1fRWQoQ8 1uQalafe
1havs examined aud used KirkwoouF Inhaler, and
pleased to recommend 1t for the treatment Of ca
tAr7h aud kindred Diseases.
J. ADAHs ALIEN, II. D., Chicago, III.
ECa1 and Eco them. Bell Mum + Co., General Vest
ern Agents, 1863 Wabash avenue, Chicago.
, 1874-05-17
Go to DR.. MrChesney'a

Go to DR.. McChesney's
Large dental estabtah1naut, corner Clark ind Ran
do1ph atreets. full Sc: best gum teeth, s., good
so to so elsewhere. Satisfaction rntclass. Very
low rxtas The Doctor has rnost ahful assiatants.
discrimination to please and strict application to bust
ness, are The secret Of his SUCCESS.
, 1874-05-17

Jackets, Nant1es. and Lace-Points.
No1a1y morning vs saau cfau IA cur ctcsk dsp&Et-
astt zusn7 nav eza &n3s3l44 ha1alA@ II tzAats I'D
, 1874-05-17

ttsphe-Mr. Al Reach,
i.'t q faame-2 hours 10 minutes.
fin ~ aax W a7o7s-Chicago, once Athletic, eight
i:ans p sa5ned-chlcaeo, .; Athletic, 8.
T%eta aefa o1!!s-Maloue, D; McGesry,3.
"S~4 hfta'n9 e77ors-Chicago, l3; Athletic, Z.
, 1874-05-17


and distinctive feature OF the Louyre,-
THE MODERN FRENCH SCHOOL
Here are tho Classic pictures Of David, NTH
their intensity Of dramatic action; the dignifed
compositions Of his great pupil, 1ngres, historic
tone among ths latter, pone is so securs Of
general interest IS his noble Joan Of Arc.
Leopold Roberts Italian scenes are fuu
of life. aud warmth OF coloring.. Troyon'a
exquisite landscapes may be ssid to ba Nature
against the classical school, in his Wreck Of
tie Medusa~"-a spirited and varied group of
figures clinging to raft at sea; and near by are
Napoleon in Battle and Napoleon Among the
Soldiers in the Piague-Hospital in Egypt,-in
both OF which Gras has so we'll preserved the
magnetic personality Of the Nan Of Destiny.
By the time your mind has become little
overstrained BY the historic and the hero
ic in grand pictures like the ''Judg-.
msnt Of srutus" shs .RaRe 4t ct thn i,, Sebtnee,"
rius ?n-by this time YOU will not be sorry to 60
over and rest yourself among ths modeat can
yaseH Of
anErzE And wArrrAu
and their initators. Here are no great warriors
and stern heroes, but gay little shepherdesses in
powdered ha,r and Louia Quioze alipperz dano-
ing in dowery felds (which are not fowery fields
at all, but tie velvet turf Of palace-lawn)
with shepherds in knee~breeches and diamond
buckles. They look 1t you deprecatlngly, and
cannot catch your eye without laughing, 10 haus-
parent is the affectation Of the rustic which COW
ers the court lady aud cavalier. It is the FASH
ion to eneer at these, and call them
sentimental inEipidihes. it cnly for fans.
aud so they arc but do not you
be aehamed to make friends with them,
nor to confass that there IL = certain charm
about theno,-a aort Of eternal childhood, like
the undefned gl.mor which hangs about the
unreal oastlas and impossible villas Of tns drop
curtain.
eo1aAtainE bs&&4s 4nd Aaer Il H1o4na 1t
, 1874-05-17

II Safest L. COLBUE,, Agent
II7INTED-A SNAIL SLiDE-REST FOR BENCH
W latho. DAVIS. at Aad 3hs fniunB-st.
lA@ASTED-RRsP0Hs1BIE 7IKM THAT COULD
W h4nds portable milk nnd stored. 70 guar
A9t4s b1Ek n5ts for ~ TO % dA1s foF reasonable sum-
adufrfs U Il. TIku3e Q!6cc.
, 1874-05-17

cination, this qualified admiration, .s the best
the Louvre can do for him 90 lar a. Raphael is
concerned. That master Will not taas HIM by
storm till he stands IN the Vatican
Not so with some OF the other Italian painters
here. Paul Veronese's Supper or Wedding at
Caua, with its immense canvas. brilliant color
anction to that master as ho could desire, So,
also, is Leonardo da Vincis famous
MONA LISA.
Who is this singular woman, with brown hair
falling like veil about the full. rounded oval
Of the face? Whoever she Was. she w.s =
siren, and susyed mems hearts md women's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-17
FROM HALIFAX.

Movements of British Naval Vessels.
HALIFAX, N. S.. May l6, 1874
The flag ship Bellerophon will leave Bermuda for
Halifax about the 22d inst
Her Maiesty's ships Danae and Cherub have been
ordered home from this station.
The Doris, one OF The ships of the flying squad
ron, has been ordered to join the feet on this
station, and is now on the passage from Gibraltar
land fishing grounds after the arrival of the Eng.
lish mall Four sailors belonging to the NloDe de-
serted last night
The steamer Somerset arrived from Prince Ed
wards Island last night and proceeded to Boston
this afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-17
PILLORY AND LASH.
A Semi-Barbaric Punishment OF Prison.
ers ut Newc astle.

A Semi-Barbaric Punishment OF Prison
ers ut Newc astle.
NEWCASTLE, DEL, May &c. 1874
large crowd was attracted to the Jai! yard this
morning to witness the whipping and pillorying Of
prisoners.
The following sentences were executed
William Mcdonald (white), twenty lashes, for
burglary.
Sandy Leonard (colored,, twenty lashes. for lar.
ceny.
John Sykes (colored), twenty lashes, for burg
larry.
Thomas Davis (white), ten lashes, for larceny.
Frank Bauin (colored) thirty lashes, for lar
Ceny.
Henry Campben (colored), twenty lashes for
larceny
Roswell Ringold tcolored), twenty lasnes, for
larceny.
All the above felt the punishment keenIy, but,
apart from struggling their shoulders and squlrm-
ing, gave no evidence OF corporal pain. RIngod
has twice before been publicly whipped, which Is
said to be the only case on record OF repetition
OF the punishment.
Lewis Robinson, OF Connecticut, convicted OF an
attempted outrage on small girl on Tuesday, will
not be punished before next Saturday.