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, 1870-01-03

Secretary HoutsscIs-s P1nu for Fuuds
Ing the Public Debt-GFent tEcduc-
Ron OF Taxes A1ttclpated-Thc lus
come Tax to be Retained.
HaaAi"gton iDte. st) De.tatch 10 tAe Nrc 1'erk
Herald.
II has already been stated IN the neE.pape11
tnAs Secretary Boutwell, intends 70 urge upon
NonRrehs plan which he has matnHed for tue
Ionalnc Of about oOo 900 COO Of the national deb.
pSt CELL. o. lower. In addition 70 the facts
p!Sn. u mag he ineuuoued that II conte emplhies
xhk.n2 @ nn ne NE twen.ses now dne, and ii tbe,r
ahat t6s sa1s peass,e ras ne, IN eqaa e1pested
by the bank ,ntkres: and fondhoides1 oenersiIT.
TAP Sc; seGre1, rns 4, noseses aas 1nade up HI mind
vi sess SRsata 8 e e
lsn L. e ae tes estai IT, rs
warrant an almost immediate release Of ms r-eei
bulk Of The articles Of Internal taxation rom mo
Dse1 s36.ooa.eoo ats now required efeas lo
1enpla-ed it is thought that With satei5 ta1ssioa
1pE fpiz1e, matt liquors, tobacco. and incomes 70
provide the oaln.ce required In excess Of the
cnstoEa sa' The iandnE I. aiso son1de,ed ;. A r.
Il bonds snd d i dus,Tla! enserprtses u a Il.
IT, sSe hEa 5.ss q
as Omitted States securities no. only provide q
aale and co1Ienient Investment but also pay
= high isia Of interest In regard TO Tho
TAX on incomes there Is 4 d1gpOeIuou on the
Part Of The Secretary to favor lncrea1lo9 The
amount exempt 10 tl,Goe or 5000. and to tax ~
incomes over that amount, He takes the ground
Ioh. e., For instance, person With au income OF
]..Ms r..e. eod probably large family 70 support
r.n rosto iuoo1ne'tax per -aunnn-an amount he
tnemsei,.ca can pay the!rz without BuutlnK
insnme "a Gs fnh their families He constdeta lho
esiiS n ~ 61a4s ~ It Is tax upon the surplus
bear ~ IL, shafe ot ste nnanc.a bnrsns q; the GOV.
HeW new sehenc, when T. .a, considered that his
nit Of reduction q {ae army Of tniernsi re7e-
1ne appolntsesss;1 omen ana the eyetem Wi permit .
material siinpnncauon and laTlns Of expense
, 1870-01-03

PI!IsfcH6H. Jan. a-on New Yearat pky, ~
M Nansn Oa! a. ,nd boy yeala old vcre whiting
doFn sIee9 tGe report Of pistol was heard, and
the cald le!t aept n Inc e1ezxt: 1t viii die. Tao
lady nouced The mar plaoe the pistol il is pocket
posed to h&yo been accidental -
John r.. P!ttock, Of tho Leader, paye biz eleventh
annual dinner to one hundred nnd etrhey neTs-
ooyB and tooshlAcIA on Saturday.
, 1870-01-03
COLUMBUS,

Republican and Democratic LeKf9.
lattve CnucuscB-The Independents
HcfuSc 10 TA&e Part In Either.
CoLrnBCs, O., Dec 9-Menbers OF the General
Assembly, which meets tonotTow morning IN
this city, held c&ucuses OF Republican aud Demo-
cratic members LAST night The Republicans
nominated l. D. Woodxorth, Of Aanoniug. for
President pro ttns. Enos T. Hall4 Of Franklin, for
at-Afms Of the Senate. Also, B. B. Dennis
Tor Sneaker; B. !. .Loomls, Of Frapkltn
for Clerk. and s. F. Ker, Q! FaJette,
Democratic caucus adjourned uuu1 Monday
morniuK without making nomiuattona- Tho
reform members ot Hamilton County. who hold
caucua. It Is uncertain whether the Republican
OF Democratic o1lee11 will bo elected to-Eu1IoN.
, 1870-01-03

The municipal Election-ReloIcIn
ut 1fle Reznlt.
speciAl Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
KNOXVILLE, Tenu-, Jan. !.
The municipal election passed on. today W1th-
out any disturbance; h1t with much interest,
many spending money and electionering. Jno. l.
Van Calder, a Northern man here before the war,
u elected Mayor bF SIC majority oyer Captain u.
p BeoEden, the present incumbent, Mr.
Vaoetden. Conservative, but no politician.
received considerable Republican support. IN
cind1ng most OF tue cslored voters. The Board Of
Aldermen ktands nfEeeu white aud three colofed.
Large meetings wege heldQast night aud to night,
Win bonnre1, 1reworks, aud speeches, prtac!-
pailJ for the colored voters. A largo meeting,
now In progress, hss been addressed by Van Gil:
der ald several colored men. Van G4der has
p!reu the crowd free supper.
, 1870-01-03

FeaFfnI TrnEedy-A NIan Shoots his
yylfc nnd Two Nen-Thc Wife aud
ono Mnn Dead.
ToCoHKHr8u, Jan. A terrible t1ake5y occurred
at Slecry Hollew; nens TeFrytowp, this ntssnoen:
York merchant, na1rd Anrrd Rand IL md his sun
tho latter named Ctasles r. ndAl Mr.. h1Ekhout VA
heart and Ar1ct Rand IN The side. Nj. Buekhont
aud Allied Randall dsaa OhAstns Rsnaai! lies In
medl.tely. and wM lodged N -! The ssa,s 4 tae
jeouy the rat Of tbs husband and o.kcrs believe
he Il insane. '..
, 1870-01-03

Madrid, jan l.
The fmpave;al referring to the recently clrcu-
lated contradiction Of the report that the part1saua
rtas were working IN conjunction, a1sert4 tho de-
NAL only applicable to certain ptraons, and not
to The entire party. The reception Of \ note from
the United States Government threatening tho
recognition Of Cuba Is officially denied.
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. !.
The ateamship Camhzta, from SeR YORK, arrived
last ntRhk
, 1870-01-03

KuAtucss Sintlstlca-Iaernld build.

KuAiucss Sintlstlcz-EHernld Build.
Ing.
Special Despatch u The Chicago Tribunn-
QUINCY, ILL., Ja1. 2
The Quincy HsTaM comes out this morning with
two stdes entirely devoted 10 the bualness statls-
tics for 1855, ttne following being the principal
thl1gs Of interest: The number Of houses erected
during 1SG2 ts $50: estimated cost. ,o+9; num-
Ter Of buaneIa OF wheat manufactured into 1ouz.
ct7,o2s: number Of barrels OF beer sold. 4.632 ;
pounds Of tobacco sold, ~ reported from the
14l4a3; c,gAn sol1, tss, $50; number OF nres, 70:
estnated loss, $50, 1875; amount Of insurance PAID,
2Gs, l25; police ar1ess since MaJ, $50; nucd coi-
ltcled iherefrom, t5.797; marriages IN Adnus
County, 625: divorces granted, 81. -,..
The Quincy Herald Company move Into their
new buAd!I TO- day, which II the nnest neWspa-
per once welt Of NeN York, except TUE CHICAGO
TRlnCKK BnldlEg.
New Yea,a Day has passed OF very quietly, aud
haA been FetJ poorly observed
, 1870-01-03

LocByILE, jan. L-The coaored people cele.
ipe speecaes snd pusito Fl s nrncssIon. Bus,ness
Esa Suspended to-day. Weathef yety incemert.
About eight 1nchn4 OF 8nnK has fallen GtQce day.
light Storm continues,
, 1870-01-03

A1RANY, Jan. Tho Governor has not yet
turned over the 6uaquehaunA Railroad to inc
R2nlGAy DnecturL He IL awaiting tue oucisl
copJ Of the dec11iona from JuEuoe Smith. II ID
Understood that further legal proceedings viii fol-
low tho dec1npn,
, 1870-01-03
ST. LOUIS.

Trnfe and Commerce for she Past
EeaF-WoFktMH Miracles, an0
WhnI Ckmc Of IT,
ST. IoC7H, Jan. 1s-Au or papers thla morning
publish elaborate statistical statements oi the
The following IL condemnation: Receipts OF nonr.
5:!A0&s bfts; l4st Jcar. 66a,B ,B3e bYls: e1porx,
91as 90 bI11 M a4t year, 6so otl.; Iecep!s OF
Ports, is.s,ls5 bn; Lat Iear, o., rs bo:
ssrsfstz 7 81 Of CON, s.sa9, IL bu; Last Jeer.
z9H1 buanels; e. tx'i:ss ~ ~ bushels: Ast
1oa1ela: lat 3elr, s,339, 1R5 bushels; exports.
s.&0 huanels: last year, ~, ,119 bushels. Re
eepH Of ootoo, 1a, ,s6l balas: last year, Lis, ia
, 1870-01-03
SPRINGFIELD.

NeW ieaE4-I1ecogntxtn nu Obsolete
Axticlo Ia the Cons1ttutlon-Dl&trt
ntsnE the Scheol Fupd-Skate Ex.
PcndstuFes During Deccmoer-Nrg-
iiKent Officials.
, 1870-01-03
-N
CUBA.

Sensational Report, but Wants Con.
fsruaAtion-A Circular OF Doubtful
AnsheuttcitY-Rcpe Abandon
meat OF tho EeLelfion By tho Cuban
1uRlA, etc-
HAVANA, Jan. I.-1ntense exctt emeut prcyst,s
hare IN con1cQueDto Of the ANNOUNCEMENT In H&-
tAn1 journals, Of this evening, that the revolution
has terminated. According to publlIhed state.
neut, TIM edlsx1 Of the journals h1va seea copy
, 1870-01-03

concluded Ia \ few days, a soon a. eorrcspond-
ence can be coEcluded Vith bankE which have
done ouAinets with thla inlttuton. It Il aaBerted
that the bank Eil 6ustalo no great loas BY this ac
OF HI. Galley, md that The capital stock Of tue
tusututiGn Ni!t rot be sar1nusly lG p1tted.
, 1870-01-03

SYRACUSE. Jan. La grand barbecue w2a held
to day Tor the entertai nj oi the Door Of 8ffa
cuse. Il Was provided BY John Grctnw4y. Clin-
ton Square wna packed With spec1atoss; ettmat-
I'd to be 10000 to 30 Co.,
, 1870-01-03
Snow 8furIH.

DEIRo1E, SAG. "A Violent Hnow storm set IN
Het night. About ten 1ncnrz E.= felsan- Wind
from the noFth, and blowing hard.
, 1870-01-03

FerefEn nlnrkeis.
11yKRPooI. jan, I.
PIovtsiups-Bect, 1tas; lard dull; cheese, dM -
pork quiet.
pARla, jan 1-Eyraiux.
Bourne fIm: rentee. 7N t.
LONDON, Jan. l.
Tallow 1uet and eto4dy.
, 1870-01-03
The Pofk.PackfnR RSenson-KallroRd
Htntlstics-Mcvenue Collections In
the Fourth DIstriCt.

Sthtlstics-NGFehue Col1ecti0ns IN
the Fourth District.
Special Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune,
Qc1kCI, Ill, Dec. 81.
The pork-p4ckirV season has virtually
closed hero With the following statement for
the huainezs Of 1858 and 1863: the total
pscted In 1863, Is 96,T44; In 1868 the member
reached nearly 81, 900. The product Of 1900 hogs
hare been shipped up to this time, leaving On hand
the product OF 17,3s4. There keeml to hare been
a general falling Oh In the amounts packed
throughout this portion Of the State aud North
Missouri q well u In the general average. The
geLeral ayer1ge In this city Is 192. ~
The tot4l coount for freight received At this
city On the t.. 3. G r r., for 1869, Is ti4s, ,ao7;
ticket sales IRON oca IN the city, :aV ticket
sRles OF the II. 81 Joseph Il. Il, y2a7,SsT: ticket
sales Of tho T.. ". i ". Z. r., 3g6, ,779; freight
received on the r., II. 4 ". r e. t361, ,5so; for
w21ded, St14,ez4. :.
Of The Fourth Dstttct, ss reported b. Colonel J.
u. CahllI, $l,47{,3o2.
, 1870-01-03
DRY GOODS,
NOTICE

On MONDAY,
Jan. 8, 1870, A.
G.. DOWNS &c
CO., $50 Lake-st.,
will begin a clear
ing sale Of DRY
GOODS. Owing
to the decline in
gold, and their
certain removal
in March next to
their spacious
new store. Ito
and 112 State-st,
unPTece eQenGed
reductions may
be expected.
Special induce
ments offered in
the CT OAK AND
SH w l. DE-
P.ARTM ENTS.
Remember the
sign Of the GOLD
EN- FLEECE,150
Lake.st.
, 1870-01-03
FOREIGN.
The Emperor's New Cabinet.
Napoleon Receives the Diplomats.


PAR1s, Jan. l.
It II certain that the new Ministry VIII bo En-
nounced Gay after tomorrow. Tho Journal Of
e1sl has net yet publMhed = List Of the appont-
uents, but La Libertf organ Of n O!iiv1eF. ata:es
that the Ministry Is constituted, and publishes TO
following II the announcement which will be
promulgated on Monday: Minister Of Jpstlce,
Emile Olivier; Minater OF the Interior, CheTan-
lter Dc FaldtoUe; Ministef Of Foreign A1Atrt,
Le pepute Gaudin; Minister OF Commerce, La
Depute CouSet: Minister Of Public Work., Mturica
Richard. n. Ma4ne, BsurbtAn Chaasetonp,
LAT doA!. LeEouf, and Riganr dc GenvlliJ will Ee-
tain tnetr positions. II. Be1taemy, French Envoy
At Warrington, declined the portfolio OF tho Into
r'or, on account Of hts deficiency IN oratofy. OF
The MlnistrJ, ~ thus given bI La Lte1te, foux Of
the members are Senators, and ak members Of
the CHAMBER Of DeButIea u. GAndio, Mlnister Of
Foreign Affairs, NAs formerly I Alniatef Plentpo-
tentaSy, and also Councillor Of S:ate- Chevan-
lIer de Va1drume, Minister Of IuieK1or, Naa Sec
ond Vice President Of the Corps LegtsariL All
the others ate well known In political clrcle&.
TIE EArEAok REcEITEs TIE DIPLOMATS.
LATIsT.-It Il stated the Emperor M9ned The
aeczeo coun1ming The new Ministry last night
To-day the Emperor received tbs Diplomatic
Corps. In Answer to tho usual address, he re-
turned his thanks, aud ss,d the presence OF all
the foreign representatives. wAs proof Of friendly
relations existing between their respective gov
elnments and France. He then conyersed freely
with the shlefs Of the various Legations.
Great Britain.
WHIT soNB OF TuK LONDON rREe5 SAY.
LONDON, Jan. !.
The Spectator commenting on the recent dtp.o-
mat.c correspondence between rne Governments
Of the Cnited 6tatcs and Great Britain, says that
the notes OF Nj. Fish are improvements On Sew
a1dt. Ills Dispatches contain no buncomoc or
douT1shrs, yet there Ii too mnch OF undtgn!Ged
aud sentimental complaint, inateaa OF close
adherence 70 legal question: The American case
on the Alabama question IL = strong one, and one
IN which Nil maritime powers are deeply Interest,"
ed, hut Mr. Fish does not do It justice.
The Saturday Rerieu, referring to the Aiaha ma
dispute. says the Americans assume that block
AIDED port IL no port, Jet they properly decline to
interfere with their yeasea running into the block.
adei ports OF Cuha.
The Timts grayelJ pred!cts a prosperous COM
nt1ciAl year, becazke midway betWeeL the
troubles Of 1865, aud the period when the new In.
t&t1ou Ia aure, American schemes arc excluded
ctaEy and the LeRls!asure OF New York regarding
the ErietRtlIoat. Federal securities w1u lose their
demand In Europe, because Of theiI advanced
price.
The Peabody ttu6tecs have purchased the hos
p1ral in Blackfria1's Road, as a!te for memo
rtal hospital.
Tbs Paris correspondent Of the Glob>, comment.
Leg on the otncial denial OF cenlorahtp over the
FreLch able, sats all kilograms arc rocetSed BY
the Mtuister Of tie Interior.
, 1870-01-03
NOTICE.
PROPOSALS..

-, CHk'&~o. Jan. f,1S;u
t CO. IL y Err. M tAA
, 1870-01-03
ELECTION NOTICE.
CO0PERS' STOCK,
COOPER STOCK.

Hin df1rd keadtuF 10 uafch 49,. supply h4nd,
sad for fale Il out Staye Yar e1rneF SIcnthst and
WsQtNQ{th a.. QoleAE9. W IONES = VAAfN.
, 1870-01-03
AGENTS WANTED,


TO THH WORKING Q1AHa-We 40 nov pe-pasex
ia utzsh m e1assos with 11kpt acptoyet II hort
the wss!s et ths Ct tx liz s2ase nGaenta HE1t
neas cas. ukht and rteGtas!e. Pe:secs ot e:tG =
housi sun hy devotrs theft ~h1ls t3e - hc hnstns!
Hoys End Etffs n1afty much c7f1. That A.
10 10 ths n1y aad their adlses aad test ~
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
Three Requisites OF Health.

If all the sickly people in the world were to take
to their beds ard demand medical treatment ther G
would not be doctors enough TO attend them nor
a sufficient number of the robust to nurse them :
Three conditions are absolutely essential TO health
viz good appetite, easy digestion, and the abil-
ity % sleep soundly. Seven eigh hs Of the many
not labor under serious disease, complain that
they "csn'r eat that their stomachs are ont 81
ORDER or that they don't sleep vel" For this
class of ailments few persons think OF calling In .
physician. Nor ia il necessary, irasrnnch as .
course Of HoetetteF's Birtem win certainly relieve
The arrangements Of the stopach. the liver and
Indigestion and pessnese arise. Thk excellent
veget able tonic and corrective h also q deghtfnl
snodyne. Insomnia (or incapacify to sleep
which has resisted all the ordinary remediee, Will
yield readily TO dose of this pleasant eedative
taken jast before retiring TO rest. In ordinary
medical practice IL lie usual to give stomachic, an
aperient an invigorant. sOpOriAc, or an antisep-
tic, as the case for the time being may seem more
particularly to require but in this grand restOra
tive all these medicinal properties, and many 9th
ers are blended in, due proportion. ThuA the d.
gestion is stimulated, while the b0welA are regu-
lated the liver toned, the strength recruited, the
nerves Gained, the fluids purified and the circnla>
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er restorative and regulating medicine in the worlG
which acts so benefcialy and agreeaby upon all
the aseimilatin2 and secretive organs at the same
time: and to all who lack the three fundamental
requisites OF health and enjoyment, vgorout
appetite, sound digestion and refreshing sieep,i
Il confidently recommended - aepecihe
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

AFTER thirty years trial Perry Davis 81 Pans
KILLKR" may justly be styled the great medicine
81 tie world, Tor there 10 no region of the globe
into whicA Il has not found its way, and none
where ii has not been largely used and priced.
proved iteeh to be well adapted for the cure Of .
considerable variety Of diseases: it IL . speedy
and ease remedy for burns, scads, cuts, bruises,
wounds and various other injuries, a. well Ae foR
dysentery, diarhea, and bowel complaints gener-
ally; It IL Admiralty Euited for every race OF men
on the face Of the globe 1t issold BY ali medicine
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
Duruo,s Catarrh SnuR

Strengthens Weak Ryes-Improyee the Hearing,
Relieves Headache, Promotes Expectorati0ns
Cures Catarrh In its worst FORMS ana sveetens tbs
Breath. II contains no Tobacco, il mid, and pro-
notes pleasant sensation and beneficial results to
all who appreciate "A Clear Head" Sold eTery-
where by Druggists.
KrppER & WEFHE.zf1., Agents,
iO4 William St. ADofork.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

Cheap LuxurIes for The People. Opportunity,
the tffnF when the cost Of living - encrnous anew
article appears In the market. aforfing unprece-
dented amount Of deii eioss .pd wh0ies n. aimsnt-
almost for soag. We refeg 70 tie patent SEA Moss
FhRSs WIFI h Is now, by virtue Of is extraordinary
che apness taxing the place OF all he gelat hoos srtk
cles VI food 10 nnfactured from maize and ain. The
raw material of this trfious and f4ttening agent q
III free gift natures mari moss growing In Pro
d oious uaotities on the Irish coast, and known
Carrageen. Cleans, d, desi cat d, conc nrated and
renuced TO powder ~ pa ent process tn won derf
papt Yields a larger quantity OF pure Iaiatabe all
nent in proportion to Its weight aan any substance
prod from agri1 ultur lsfarles. Artistic
looks u onou ace nDest ucle for ust ds Pud
cings creams. cups, SAUCES, &c that has yet beer
YoTk who owf the patent find II all they can do
Keep pacs with the demands for the staff OF life.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

-Durihgs severe thunder storm in
Chicago few days ago, as nine laborers
were sitting in and around . barn, par
taking of their lunch, three of them were
instantly killed byia stroke Of Zig htning,
and all of them experienced more or less
Oft shock. There was 70 mark upon any
of the killed to show where the bolt had
struck. They looked ~ calm - il they
had merely fallen into = sleep. Each a
them had 8 mofsel Of bread II one hand
anA piecS 81 meat IN the other, which he
seemed to b ln'ths scs Of conveying 70
his mouth. as yfg4e ,s 80 4xslissg
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

Mr.. Swain, Of the philadelphia 1s1.
lie RSssrd, gave 5000 - bonus tcr ID
nission 70 She Associated Pres, ard Geo.
". Childs. Of the Lsdoer, genefously gave
his skare Of the bonus (o1 .40o) TO the
Philadelphia TypographicA Society.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

Gov. Randolph, Of New jersey, haa
appointed DR.. Jno. Mclean, formally
President Of the Princeton College, Trus.
tee Of the State Normal School, vice Judge
Field, deceased.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

In numbers there IL safety. IL Was upon this
principle that the formula Of JUDsoS's MpUesTAr.s
HERS Pills was prepared DIR Judson, Intending
to epend fortune In advertising his pills, sub
mitted his recipe TO the revision of the most IL
tellgent and learned physicians of the age, and
the result Ia ample bnt most ehhcAcious medi-
cine-the JuDsoS's MOUNTAIN HERB Pills They
purify the blood. remove all distractions, cleanse
The skin Of all pimpes and blotcnes, and are per
Eretly sure and safe in their operation. The jim
SONS MOUNTAIN HERE Pills cure Biliousnses,
Female Irregularities, Headache, and many of the
diseases arising from impure blood and a de-
HsRs PrLIs and when you have proved their viz
tue recommend them to your friends. They are
both sugar coated and plain. For sale everywhere-
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
The Fifteenth Amendment Bill.

The following are, in substance, the
provisions of the bill recently passed by
Congress and signed by the President, TO
secure the enforcement Of the Fifteenth
Amendment: 49, "a,
1. An citizens Of the United States 9th.
erwise qualified are allowed to vote at all
popular elections, without distinction OF
race, color, or previous condition OF servi,
tude.
2, Persons who, under color of any
State law or constitution, prevent quail
fed voters from voting, shall pay the
party aggrieved $500. and be fined not
less than $500, or Imprisoned not less than
one month or more than one year. ,ls,tt1
3. Where the laws or constitution of a
State reqtire anything to be done before
q party Can vote, and he has besn pre-
vented, by threats or intimidations, be
shall be entitled to vote the same as ii he
had done what is required The parties
preventing are punished as in the former
case. Tf..,. -...,.,tt.
T. Penalties are provided expressly
against those who hinder one who has
the right to vote under the Fifteenth
Amendment and conspiracy Of two or
more persons to violate the provisions OF
the act is severely punished. gi2''''e
s. Jurisdiction in such cases is given to
the District Courts Of. the United States,
and directions for the government of its
officers in the premises are laid down in
the act. j4 s} b. ngI eg a.
8. Section Is of the law provides that
it shall be lawful for the President of the
United States to employ naval or military
force TO aid in the execution Of judicial
process issued under the act. ~.
I. District Attorneys are directed to
proceed by writ Of que Udrrdnto again ct
persons holding Office contrary to the pro.
visions of the third section OF the Four
teenth Amendment, and such persons
are made anenable to fine and impriscu-
ment 3zii4f at.t as.i tt Hatfi
s. The right of all persons to make and
enforce contracts IS set forth in strong
language, and protected by stringent pen.
altiea ga/ ~ 49,
0. Sections 10 and 20 Of the act provide
against fraudulent and double voting, and
registering at or for any election where q
member OF Congress is TO be chosen. The
remaining sections Of the measure con
tain very strong provisions against those
attempting to violate the act or who have
succeeded in doing so.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

CHAYT1D HANDS. ncA rough sH1n. Dlnplas. Yme
worm. saltfhsunn, end oth0 cutaneous Affections
cured and The aldn made so end smooth By uang the
JUNIPER TAR soar, msde ~ CAgwKLL HAZARD
CO. New YORK. Il y more convenient and easily
avpned thna Other seme11s, avoiding ~ 6oabk a
tie ueAsy compound nov IN ia.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

BOOK AGENTS and others should read E.
Hannaford & Co.'s advei .isement, Much
Money - etc
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

Over $1,000 immigrants from Ger
many have landed ct New York since the
LIST Of January.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

TIE pusUt end sweetest CodLiver Oh IN ths world -
Hazard CasveUs, made on the - shore, rom hesh~
selectea nyers, b1 CASWKI14 HAZARD = Co, Rev
York It'll sbeoluteiy pure snd susz.. Patients VIE
nave once taken Il prefer Is 70 "a otherA Physicaes
aave deciaed II superior 70 any Of the other oils h
MARKET
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
The South.

The Grand Jury at Richmond, Va, on
the 4th indicted George Chahoon, ex-
Mayor, for forgery, and John. H. Sands
and Richard 8. Baxony, two ex Confedcr-
ate officers, for conspiracy TO deifaud' the
State Of. $1,000, the amount due the StqNe
from the estate Of Jacob II. Hornstein
Chshoon was arrested and bsiled In the
sum Of $4,000. r3t-1AaoH nan AZ
Whittemore's majority Is about 5000. !
The school teAchefs excursion from
California reached New York on the 5th
after q journey OF seven day& II lisi III