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, 1870-12-17
OCEAN KTEANEAs?!
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Tbrouxb tiee 10 csflforrfs r.. ea'o~'

FARES GREATLY REDUCED
Stramerr Ieave Pier No. q North RIVER font u Csast
ri II i etl-rk pooh the 9Th and ttf exesfh whA
ths.e Gays f.l1 on Sana.yo,shen the dAy prsv!os.
rornre ettnf w1ta SACRAMENTO. f!spt FarnENurth-
fIpe hnttrch pounds IT hskr1kr Allowed tro' u eaeh
nHnJt pntxrnxp1, M%dieiue and attendance IRE. 80.
Ali dersrtnrrr touch 4 M~uzantl1a; that q n "
ennnette II Pzpamk ~ith steamers far snuth Partt
rertr: iii ana sHh TOT Crutrai American pn.ts. aad
tho4e OF the lat touch II M1nx xsnIt10
ENyE CHINA ANN 1&PANs
Rtrs.rer JAPAN, 1ravtns DIR. Il, ra7u.
For freight spd na..sxe :tstee "a ~ t5sses , 'a q
car i It. Sxu York IL. r. BABf Asrntt ot .: s~1-
frSI Trr5rn ASEntJt corner Of Latats 1n1 " tat1o"
- ChrsSn J, A. WARkACk. AEEnt
, 1870-12-17
Hr.slt!er q
ZEAL ESTATE.

HaTansee deeds converting city aad sanasbat
p.ota.y wilaln seyen % nalss E cf sae Court uoos.
Fremont ii, III tt u Centre Vt. I, 9sx
x'sS3e;n IT, A1e .4 =: !; =; f,h;.,a;6 CO..
ssxiss Il: bec- L, vs.
p e. eoanze It; JuSe @::..; -. u .::;:::.:.;. '.oa
@ II & { be:1:.n Ba;!s; sna s.s;:r s~
ss, ! I, laoxi1s It; alto Busanell atsW
cor Of tIanoFer r I, 7sx1as n; nor. !. 10. no
=: lare II. 1s,ooe
Ne let, 8. 7-lex'ttxlso r.: Dec ...... ~
The rnuh N II Of thc Neat EsaE ttuf
Dsck ", t i, Sec II, -, "A; Au4aRr q. 100
AelAwk i, 9!e ~ ct Linden II, ct. s.1
roiH i, le; III Il ii us,:id ii; /. ;yiiso ~
nsbsess n ase Il Isl 81 csn.;s n, T. ri: '
stgle lot. o. 7~10xttexllT II. DC H.. sot
Ell. T. 81 n u s:s"aft ~. t. 1oa1lss -.
Fosqeer 1t. Id II ii jeacrson i. /. s '''
1.ish Il; l'su a...-............ ..:... 1,s,l
Psrk y: se cor Of O4A,sJ II. I, soxlss II; -,
NORTH W err uArrA
Raveofwood lask, cor OF jencrHan rosd,
~. s2xlsa4 II; Dec -16................ 4.oot
VI le.At st. e cor Of Lawrence av, T.. u
xheH; Sow. r. 22-........................ 1,5E
Cottage Grove ~. 1sok II Of foru-n1ss
liz 81 ta 20 II i IS & s,s1iit IL. %
weasre.a @ d ~; +. 1a ii II Of Foii;ioah i: 10"
MAJ: Z Is Il Il Sea 81 *s sieao,.. a; ss3 "
w..asi y. : = cor u Fiiv:diis :i,'i Il, 10 ~
~ ~ vs:T or OBJ err iixrfs Liz i;'''''' ''''
Adams st, n OF Western ~. 4 I, A9Xl&5k II:
, 1870-12-17

lss seyth G.E Caiez< -tes; Tor no eaarrr, tn.
is :s.ss:ss as:s :; + III FsI,.s'ss;. as,sSa.
tSose sS .na :s q L boS e Ct.
stsaap FIR Thro,J. SarEs q md Se1ud 61,ssexs
, 1870-12-17

NdNxUEf8 C6tt6h mNFkeI0,
MosnE. Dec. 1s.-costou quiet and unchanged;
nLtdllng, 1<c. =.
Nxw Gxl1ASs, Dc 14-Cctton Ia saie demand
an.i rrn nlddling, 14s1@I4Sc.
GALy3sIOS. Def- 16.-Eutron Ii fair demand
tnd 1rm: gn0t ofdtusry, 19Hc.
cuAKLEsToF. Dec l6--Cotton tn goch demand
a 1nlI Prices; n.ddltpg. Ike
, 1870-12-17

~ s:s:cs: r" r ssess?.sFsS!er's s?.sFS!er Hair Dye.
IL k,,r ~ .ad b.sutttuce osss IN Il. Snra s
HAtehrfnr's Wiz FArtnrv. No. Il 3't"os sus: rero.
And I~NTss
, 1870-12-17

ugnt morey usfket were ver1 active II ftor n
i.is = gss eens n, per day earning: cle.raacea
s e;Vyssnment securities du,, and var. cQueac,
bcnda particularly 20.
Tna ehlef interest IN Ta1l street to-day etn,crsd
M SsSr hu g .ses
c1s1encY wss the rate. During the say ~ hish u
Is Of Ser eeut ErF az ~. Ps.d !n sdl!.an .
sae e ssanc.si es1inseney Vii b. keps 10 'Gs. e.
Hsosrow, although ii carly ter7mo4tioa Il
q ceandsntg saa I'm b hroashs
stc considerable tsk Of nattr IN aesse uade9
me Conspiracy sct It being cspimed tnrt 1eer.
ndnJ IS st Laud 70 show ttst the members 81 this
Tie pt n alties It the s2ua
In The pEceeLt condition Of the money market
the course q oopeshc s1enAages be3ms mat-
e[sf 5 81 e a1afst NeT ro1t ne a,ogs Ssa
ing irou here TO Luulsv1ae, UactnnasL Cleye-
land. chicsEo. aode- loo,a. and SIMS small snip-
nn.nls sou.h a. dtaa Nc E.. New Tssk excnAnee
Of currency nom Sew Ecsland ase als9ht
the 1u1ngelcy OF money eansed m1sked de-
chre II II the eaEuR 1hfEoA On the Stock E1-
charge. Late u The day Rtncka took another
DOWN. ard t1,o, 4od the market cMe<d g1th
much excitement AID o, ,eDuEo 70 sell Elocks are
soa :ss :: sc; e aea s,nssa s1'a and
.sau1 secshst:ss dnl lid witaout doci3ed
rhanF~.
H.setnulrIt. qno.-n 4, fou-w.;
Coupr~ sl.... ....tts.s stAap-, VI ...... ,ua 4
C.upa- W.. ---. se.h C*a'a- -. lux
Cup. u. ...... .l0.h io4al. .laax
cups S::...-.. .ios.s canencJ ts.......ls9H
crs7i-+ IeF..-.-.-h4a
stste hnnds 81 xtd n fnsfoHss
Mtse'un ...... ..-.s3a TN " T1EtN. .-...-. IS
Ot1 'uue@sses.,-. tNd Ssr1h Csfv'ltn Ax.A
~ew Tenns.4ea. -.aDA Nav \. CxrpauaA Ill V
New !. {3ni4. ....69
CNan aspck qaOtatp7S:
&ss't. Enlan. :. az Surshvesfefu, , &3k
Qptrkntytf ........ Z E.nhw esttFn, ptd. 80
MA-tpnss.... --.-.. s Rok 1s1srd. .to4 e
MhfIpf~H. pfd.-. fokiN J. Cent. t...-......lUe
Ad~+"s kxpy<ea 81 ESt raut ,....,,..,,, 81 Y
Wells Fafro2 III 70 tSk. Paul, pi1....... 794
American EIpEsss. - tW.oash-.. 80, tsE
Unit u States Ex =. u Wabsth. pfd. %
Pacific N&II. 70 iFot. Wayne,.... pik
n. r Cepusl...... - IT~fte Haute. -. 81
Scrip. eaS'Tt1re Hsatn. ptd... 81
Et7e......,......... 23ktS II ALton.......>. lis
Ere pfd........... y &C. 4 Aitoh. ptd....lso
Hsllnln ......-....-t31 lOti0 Aas... :. 70
Ila.ieun, pfd.-....-l4 ~, G. / C.......... SIN
fIrndftER ...........- q >t & Q,........133
Mich Central. .fs4k LASe sho.e.,.. -. a0!t
F7tttourXh. .1lxt& Illinois Central. ISL
, 1870-12-17

Agricultural Cgl!eSe land scrtp..... ;. tts7lB
-Is*t ~tef, IN the Supreme Court Il New fsrf,
\. IN POI t2tt dectfoa vas e,scn settling tue Us
bi!ity ot G mtncn eas1.e1H fne soit vs. broazht
ny citizen AKA'ns. an eXpTeA1 COMPANY. 10 re-
cover IS 900 xh;ch wa< lot w1tle Ia The cussody OF
The eompsny, who Ind contzacsed to caII1 u
tou Boston 70 NeE ofleanA Tie defend
au.s AeKntttt6 receigtng tho money, but
set up IN defence that II WIS Inst through the
bcrnlrR Of steamer on which sney had
paesd II for transportation Ia N tran tafes and
inzl ,hey sefe uok respoDable tor IL lnss polesa
II could be proved u bare been oAlnk 70 the
fEand uF nezltze1ce Of lheiF selvautA Tha court,
however, tyeE1uied 1hii defeDcf, AID decided the
company to t,e n fpcnsiblc. uoltss t could show
N Absolr'e FREEDOM I ON Ill negligence The
butden OF proof \ x1rd upau the defendant. and
not upon The platnrd. 4 verdict was, therefore.
gsrrn for the latter IN the full auo1pt Of the
tlstrn- This dertson uaJ b. atd oae upon ef-
p,ess cnmpanies. but. - they u tneif o1n rates
Tor the transportation Of Kooda from pains y
point II 10 l:.ht rhst, II la&s cccus, they tn1uld
b. held .esront Iae for It. an1eas they CAP ptoEe
lhAt 1t vas &}sud their pcwer TO psevtntt-
The following wssA talsgrsphic quot Atona
tcrdAv to BA{f1tt i March:
, 1870-12-17

JGWINENT IN ktCTNkNf.
William h. Oso&H e. u. '. ThumA1 MuEphJ.
Jangment upon trta1 had for pta1nyds, in an &C
ton II etectmt nt, Tor that part Of Block g. ktn-
zis'B Adn,t1on, commencing u I po!nr on the
north line Of Indiana strrsf 2tk7 ttet east Of the
nur1hea1t cnrner Of ST. rlst1 atd 1Dttsna stfeetl:
thence eatt 70 feet north " feet west aIas fecs,
a1d toHth to the starting ootn1.
, 1870-12-17
XU8KEABLk.
Arrival and Departure Of Trals.
sAu sgoB1 = MOE HIN Az snUTHzHn a..A

'Aa azo..,s, ssoss ;. v:5S!!;;ss xS!; ~ .en.s...
fSzss Ones. : ~: sss.t.T
s,*e,,l NJ va :ss::
c,f aG9 s1s@s spntSoT 9n5 ss5.a
Ma. .ss Ss.ss D.se. r, hst :.esz
s:::s :. s;.:: ~ - e z,s:sa;:-.: - IN s.
s:sssas.tF ssss : F.::ssss...::-: sass- = III ea
ssg.tdr sS;osa e Bin:5.ie. III
ri. sHS .|d5 I5s;I: :; St:;;,s: d ae
81 s:;s; ss:sss''ta ;'ss 4 s's'''es 'a A''''
MICHIGAN CKN[RAt EAHHpAD
sss.<a..T Ms: = "a eouFsa5 ks's .o1 .utzs
- ssa1;:;;1ils;;;. II: WI z5;:;:::: ~ .Hss&
:ss. ss,.s :;:S;:s:;;;:: as$:s
60 u loes'na1 $500
s,as E1gsss: :: szssa s1es
e, rz,s,s.:: ss.::.----..-.------.ss .sMee
':Snn5sT x1rpnd fas.rrt3y eIcFptsa I T,nhG
! -. se@s'' rs.tatsr As'7
F''1ss A' e. T1Y ~ us4'oAe'o AAo
| s.az.-:.-:....--..-...-.---. sa.4 na.<
~ ..sse eEn1sss-.-.......-.s9 aEESa. Err H.%Ss1
efs.-.s,os ~ Aessas9ae, ,45.e:: fs:snm ts1Hs
dsy. sbsa,. 'a''' 'A'E'"
onloseo, ALTO, -: s1,.n. RoAp
I'd IT. usd.5 =, s T. .ia' w svs and g
:5r@: !. :::::::::s..-.--::M :M.a :::ssSsz
I E;.%t T11r,.~ - t:xfn Hl TIT n
, 1870-12-17
COMMERCIAL.

FRlDlT EfKNusd, Dc. 1f
| The following tahle shows tho receipts and
| shipments OF produce At this point during the
| past tWenty-four hcutn:
fI-Re1pA~ irM14ks.,
, 1870-12-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,

FRIDAY Ev1SIEu. Dec Is
TIE following table shows the da1ly recet,ts and
MI III els Of 1--we t1cE during the weer ~ 10 this
, 1870-12-17

hAf-The market waa Motc literally supplied
with loose hay To-day, aEd ps,cea e19ed otf lit-
W. " IN eo9st ~ qusnes. Prsssea tesestpuons ws.o
prtees pa!si hy dealers a. follows: o. usek-
Timothy pTessed. SlhnoA16no. prairie. pressed,
upland, 3l6.to8li %: %, aiongh+ Ssoo. On H2gpn
-HmotnY, loose. x16 o"81s.u0; ptalHe, looae,
at.G09H,G0. For delivery Of pressed aAJ, {l.oJ
$40. according to distance.
n1nES-TheEe WINS no important change In the
ccnriunu ~ the hide MARIE. There VA mod
R1een butchers, Sk49c: 2Fren Iip. 1okc: Srpcn
talted. cuJed, li2hk i0hc: do. he2ty. 10c; do,
rat cured, IL 1ec: Era \ calf. 1cs;ac; drJ dint,
's4epc; dry safted. 1dK9l1hc: Geacous, 7nc !;
R.uhcy. scored, cut, OF otherwise damaged,
:wn-thirts pttca: branded. 10 3 cent ot1.
IHfl& ANh GTEEI-TfehiaHn YnhosfAA q xAls
, 1870-12-17
Circuit Court,


co1MiAnluas AlxDvEn. .....
ChaFiesD D WIlber Y. John H DAT ate.A This Wa
an ac' ION 0f asAumpstt to fetkvaz coLamltI0us
urnL the sale Of coal lands A. Wilmington. Che
plaintn war Lately tnh superintendent ri the o
lrFtc1l Eufpy nj the S1te or fll,nhf1. Verdict for
plaintiff, with $3.7e0 damHkrs-
CONTRACT F1RyxTxh ....
Wtlli2M O. O&good '. Jnl.nG nletdt Decree nt
foffeit1fe OF colt for the n1e OF the west bali
Of the cad half Of the north half Of the West half
Of the eouth eet quaster at Section 81. a. Is. "a
well n OF the esRt half OF tho East bali OF the
north half OF the wust b Of che soQ Invest quar-.
ter Of Section ka-
A1T1cnNUr-tAIyAGK.
John C1nne.d :. K.bo HtInchnn and Joha Ail-
1er. A1sumpAlt Demand, II ,a0o, with attachment
IN lid. Tne defendants Are sned n the owners
OF The schooner sGeofFn F. Fostef." II IL
charged that pl&Ruh wsa esppaoyed with nla tu9
PAftops 10 remove The schooner from the beach
near Big FONT 6auhe, on Lake Michigan, ,Whete ahe
VIA grounded on tnL 9Th OF November, aad Vas
enxap I'd about the bu2tpetz Of savlnX the vessel
several dxTs, for which & ,oas 50 are {uary due.
ARsCNrs{1.
1ov1f1 Tayler. e1ecuu1x, '. Henri. Sloan. AZ
kunpBtE. Demnsd, $3,roA-
MrtHANGc'a Lien. ...
EeIunrd Heeney It al '. August Deitzel ct ala
Petition Tor methanlc'a lea upOn he house aud
iota on Tho northwest conner Of TwentJ-uinth
st1eet and Arnold. The 13t& zbsin2 10 and II IN
Heck Z, Walkers FnhdtT1satmof part ri the eat
h&1f Of The sonlhcast quatset ct Section IS. -. II
east, -. .
, 1870-12-17

TEAGTnere wzs m-sRrr demand for this an4
nf Fpodr ard prices favored b1JrrS. NC qoole.
Young Qyncn. cnnmon 70 fur, 7o97st: do, noe 70 -
chrtcf, Il LE@L6o: superior ~ 1ae !@ setsal. s,s
a 8 ME Il, gxt Eanpe~dc:. 81 eS3l -: = a.
[ es.:. ss.!ec = t9tle.s caHeee ~ s--'- -
, 1870-12-17

staA9s0O
9flO0saHf1
q 6Rdl15m
8o.MA54m
nW
@.o'3Aod
t6 ba21RM
6t0iGkxIM
, 1870-12-17

WAY,
Qxeorpo:ae. II EsuN -Ttt nd eec-r1n-s-
Texe6 Ohtes, u 8ootc tHsfTst
8A1Ie.......s> .s----. ~ a. T. =
! ai+eihi N1W Teft EIrse4s..ts 1tc l. H. Ia >. q
I tdaniit Ksvts+s kd41Ys-.--. $;H . q sM Z
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17
THE IOWA VOTER.
A. F. spsrry, Editor.


Hon. B. +. Keables sends US Senate
File No. 80, introduced by Special
Committee, q bill which proposes
virtually to saddle the Railroad
Bond debt Of Lee, Des Moines, Hen
ry, Louisa, Washington, Scott, Cedar,
Jefferson, Johnson, Dubuque, Iowa
and Muscatine Counties on to the
whole State. The whole debt
amounts, we believe, to about s6,-
lG2, 900! So far as we are able to COM
prehend, this seems to us a most
outrageous proposition; and yet, as
we are told, its.friends hope 10 carry
1t by system Of bargain and sale
"you vote for this, and I'll vote for
your project! We feel fully assured
that the Senator and Representatives
from this County will be able at the
end of the session to point to a
straight record on this as on other
schemes Of the kind.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17
Su,peYyixory.

The bill that passed the Senate
several days ago, and is now pending
before the House, in regard to Coun-
ty government, provides that after
the 1st of January next each County
in the State shall have but three
Supervisors, who shall hold Office for
three years except upon the first
election, and who shall be residents
of different Townships, and be elect
ed by the voters of the whole County.
They are to meet five times per year,
and receive a per diem Of 81 each, !,
and six cents mileage. In a County
of the size Of ours, they cannot draw
pay for over 80 days in the year.
The bill seems to be more carefully
considered than any of its predeces-
sors; but the House may of course
modify it, or reject it entirely.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17
Judge Coles Opinion.

For the great space occupied by
Judge Coles Opinion, herewith re-
published, no apology is necessary.
It demands the careful reading OF
every intelligent citizen. Judge
Dillon's Opinion, from which Judge
Cole dissents, was published in this
paper last year; and we are happy to
believe that it is not for naught that
this contrary Opinion is now made
public.
Read it, friends. DO not let its
length deter you. 1t may have more
than its present interest to us here
after.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17
CONGRESSIONAL.

Mr.. Trumbull's bill to change the
u. S. Judicial Circuits, if it should
pass as reported to the Senate, will
put Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska,
Kansas and Missouri in the Sth Cir
cuit.-The contested election case
from Pennsylvania was decided by
the House last week in favor Of John
Covode, and he was sworn in to his
seat.-In the House, 9th inst, Mr..
Julian reported a bill for the relief
of settlers on certain lands in Iowa.
Passed the House. The House same
day adopted q Resolution calling on
the President for any information
received concerning reported assaults
on American citizens in Cuba
The Senate on the 10th occupied the
time entirely in discussions on vari-
Gus bills and propositions, without
definite action.--In the House,
same day, the privilege Of the floor
was given to John Kits, who was
born in Pennsylvania, in 1762, was a
soldier Of the Revolution and wit
messed the surrender of CORVALLIS
at Yorktown, and had served in the
war of 1812.-The House Commit
tee on Public Lands was directed to
define what is meant by "Swamp
and Overfowed Lands. During
discussion in the House OH Friday,
Mr.. Cox pitched into Gen. Butler a
little; and "Old Cockeye" in response
uttered only the classic words 'sShoo
fiy; don't bodder me!'- Senate
on the 10th passed a bill to enlarge
the public grounds surrounding the
Capitol. Same day, Senator Sherman
introduced Resolution recognizing
Cuban beiligerency but declaring the
strict neutrality of our Government.
In introducing it Senator Sherman
remarked that 1.-THE people Of this
country would not much longer toll
crate the cold indifference Of this
country toward Cuban affairs" /"
Senator Sumner responded that the
Committee on Foreign Relations had
somewhat considered the subject. but
had not information enough to war
rant any definite action. The Reso-
luton was referred. The Senate
consideped the Franking bill 9 little,
and some other matters . little, and
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17

then adjourned till Aionday.-In
the House on Monday, Mr.. Lough-i
ridge offered Resolution declaring
that the business of the country de-
mands more currency, and instruct
ing the Committee on Banking and
Currency to report. as soon as posi-
BILE, bill increasing the currency to
the amount of fifty millions. "A mo-
ton to table the Resolution was lost
by vote of % to SO; and the Resolu-
ton was laid over for another day.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17
Gibson House.

TIME UNDERSIGNED having leased the
Neal House property, would respect
fully announce that he hss entirely re6tted
snd rsfarnishsd II, ass Firft-cisss Hotel,
where be will spare no care or sxpesse for
the accom- modation Of the Public. The very
best Of statiing furnished.
~ Near nerthwsst corner Public Square,
Knoxville. J.. +. ROLLER
July, 1859. S6u
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17
Meat Market.

rTHE undersi : ned would an n ou nee that his
Meat Markct, . Robinson street, nearest
the Square, is at all times supplied with the
best Beef and Mutton, with Veal occasionally
Ills new Ice Box preserves the Nest perfectly
Fresh and Clean. (5ltf) l.. DAWSON.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17
a. e. Conwell,

DEALER in stovas, Tinware, Shelf and
IL Heavy Hardware, Reapsrs, Mowers and
Agricultursl Implements generally. Agent
for M. W. warren's Patent atmospheric Port
'sble Soda Fountain. Old Stand, east side
SQUARE, Knoxville. ,2n
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17
DR.. C. F. Garretson,

DENTIsT, 6lls and repairs tho natural
teeth. treats diseases Of the mouth and
gums, and inserts artificial teeth, from one to
an entire set. All work warranted. once
over Kinne Powers Store, southeast corner
Public Square, Knoxville. 28N
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17
j. Curtis,

uYATcHMAKER,a and JEwELER, and
w Dealer in Watches, Clocks, JeweIry,
Speetaeies, Goggles and Toys. Having in
creased facilities for doing all kinds Of work
in my Line, / am able to give Entire Salts
faction.
Southwest corner of Public Square. Enox-
willie, Iowa. 2S"tf.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17
3. A. Wilder, M. ..

HOMEOPATHIC Physician 4 Surgeon.
l1 Office in Carruthers' building, southwest
corner Public Square-up stairs-Knoxville.
Having had 16 years experience in the prac-
tice Of Homeopathy, II think am prepared to
give perfect satisfaction to all who favsr me
with their patronage. l,iu
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17
e. Radasch.

MANUFACTURER and Dealer In Cigars
Nl and Smokers Articles, next door to
Lacl~de House, Main Street. between First
and Second Streets, KEoKuK, Iowa.
~The Greatest Variety of Plug Tobacco,
Cheaper than the Cheapest. (3G
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17
Matchmaker & Jeweler.

rUsTAv EBERHART has the pleasure
" of an nouncing that he has opened Full
New Stock of Wa,ches, Jewclry, de-, on the
North side of the Public Square, next door to
north " est corner, Knoxville. Having had IL
years experience as Matchmaker in SwitE
erIand and America, would respectfully solicit
q shore of patronage. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17
Furniture.

II D. YOUNG would respectfully inform
ID. the citizens Of Marion County that be
has opened Cabinet Shop on Robinson
Street, west Of the fremont House, mp stairs,
IN the room formerly occupied by the Repsbt-
IN Once, whore he will have on hand all
=; =; ads OF Furniture, and Cofkns Of all sisss,
NHh;kh be will sell Low for Cash. 8
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17
G.. L. Collins.

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Office north aid
II Public Square, KnoxviliS!iv will ais
attend to Collections, and Buying and Seliul
Land. 323 II
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nlrrfantile, CHE Traoes Me.
w. 3. Carruthers,

nEALER in Lumber, Shingles, Lath, &C..
J and Manufacturer Of Doors, Sash, and
Blinds. Chicago Farm Pumps for sale. All
prices loo. Southwest cor. Square, Knoxville.
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Marion County Bank,

U NoxvILLE, IOWA. Paid up Capital
IN $se, e,00O. Gold, Silver. Government and
other securities bought and sold. Intsrsst
allowed on time deposits. Special attention
given TO Collsctions. 0pss from 3 4. n. 70
lP. n. except Eundays.
STOCKHOLDERS
I'M cs4heart Lsyksa Wright,
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E. r. Sperry,

NYOTARY PUBLIC, Real Estate, Claim,
IN IosurAnes and General Agent Once "a
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entrnsted to his care will be promptly and
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11rofessicnal.
s. r. Duncan, II. D.,

WILL DEVOTE his entire attention to
w the practice of Medicine and Surgery
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southeast corner. rF i laGH
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". n. STONE. o.. B.AYRES. H.G. CURTIS
Stone. Avres & Curtis,

A TTORNEYS at Law, Claim and Real Es-
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Willat end to all business entrusted to their
care, in Marion and adjoining Counties. Will
pYactice in the State and Federal Courts. 3, III
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