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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-19
LOCAL NEWS.

Cry SERaEANT.-The following bill in re-
istlon to Sergeant for this city has passed
both branches of the General Assembly, and
IS soon as it receives the signature of the Gov
ernor (of which We are informed there is no
doubt will become law.
AN ACT concerning the City Sergeant Of Alex
andria.
l. Be 1t enacted, &c., That the Judge OF the
City Court,ot the city of Alexandria be, and he
is hereby authorized and empowered, to ap-
point Sergeant of the city of Alexandra, who
shall, until his successor be regularly elected,
and shall have qualified, be vested with all the
powers, and discharge al! the duties of the
Sergeants of other cities Of the Commonwealth.
as prescribed by the Bird section Of chapter 49
of the Code of 1860.
90. That the Jail in the said city of Alexau
dria may be used in common, as the Jail OF the
city and county and that the Sergeant of
Alexandria city discharge tho duties Of tn c
iaior OF both city and county of Alexandria.
8 3. The said Sergeant shall receive the same
fees as are allowed by law to the sheriffs OF
counties for similar services, and, in addition
thereto, such compensation tor attendance
upon the city court OF Alexandria as the judge
OF said court may allow him. Provided, such
additional compensation shall not exceed six
hundred dollars per annum, and shall be pay
able quarterly out of the city treasury.
4. The Judge of the said court of the city
OF Alexandria shall take from tho Sergeant ap
pointed under the first section OF this ac,, a
bond in a penalty OF not less than twenty thous
and dollars, and not more than sky thousand
dollars, conditioned for the faithful perlor.
nance of the duties of his Office.
IS. This act shall be in fore, from its pas
sage.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND CoNsTABLEs.
--ln the State Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Snow
den introduced the following bill, which under
4 SuS pension OF the rules, was passed. and sent
to the House OF Delegates where its passage
will he pressed, and 10 all probability it will be
come law in a few days.
AN ACT providing Tor the election Of Justices
of the Peace and Constables in the city OF
Alexandria.
SEC l. BE IL c,actcl, DC, That at the cleo.
ton TO he held in the city Of Alexandria, on
the fourth Thursday in May 1870, there shall be
elected by the qualified voters, in each ward OF
said city. three justices of the peace Tor every
ward, respectively, whose term Of office shall
be one, two, and three years, respectively, to
be determined by lot in the presence OF the
judge OF the corporation court Of said city, and
whose powers, duties, and compensation shall
he the same as those Of justices of the peacs
for the counties of the Commonwealth. Pro
.iied, that at every subsequent annual election
there shall be elected but one such justice.
,. There shall be elected at the same time,
until otherwise provided, one constable in each
ward, by the qualified voters thereof, who shall
have all the powers and emoluments Of county
constables. shall hold their Office tor two years,
and shall give bond in ike manner as county
constables
3. This act shall be in force from its passage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-19
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

T F. LARKIN,
No. 2lO Sew enth street.
between B street and Maryland Avenue'l
Washington, D. G.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Respectfully solcits consighments, pelle!lng
be can average 10 per cent more for consign-
ers than he did in Alexandra.
Washington, ian 31-tf
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FuirI,x county. my l0-lswls

AND FOR SA LE-Pursua;lt t. Il deoI .!
l trust from Lee Tu:t!e To the undersigned
bearing date April -. 1852. and Of record q" u
tho land records Of Fairfax county, hher s.
No. i, page 76 ! shall. on MONDAl' the 2OIh
day Of June, 1870 Court day, in front 0! the
Court House door of Fairfax county, sell to this
highest bidder, the following dsscrite! rEoP :,
ERTY: All that TRACT "r PARCEL or
JAND conveyed by said dead of trust con;
tanning two hundred and ninety. i've "cres ana
orc hundred and iorty- one p"los. J h!" IAN" Ecs
nnnr Rurksis STATEN. O., j :: u H. T., mLI
near c. a. Arundles.
TERMS-So much cash MS vail discharge inc
expenses Of sale and tho amount due ara I'M
peid under the Said docd Of trust, nh%t Inc re''
due on Il credit Of six months. he rA'h re-
un,rcI will be announced Oh tho day al IN d.
sailing rs Trustee, | will convey such III ~
is vested in mo by said dcel q trn-t"nIy'wh'ch
is believed to DO good.
VIM. SAGAl:, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-19

To tie Voters OF Aicrandria city Il respect
fully announce myself q candidate fol the office
OF Superintendent Of Police, subject to the de-
els on by convention, primary election or 9TH
erwise.
nv 19-ts BEVERLY 4. FOLEY.
l respectfully announce myself candidate
for the office or Superintendent of Police. and
if elected pledge myself to fulfill tho dutios of
said Office satisfactorily.
10Y l9-te SAM U Eli +. CATION.
w. L. CORSE will be supported for tho clhce
Of City Treasurer, subject to tho decision OF TIC
primary election. my l9-.e
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND NEAR
- BAILEY'S CROSS kOADS.-Ry cirec-
ton Of the several DEGREES of the Cir'ui: Court
Of Fairtax county, in tho suit Of D.vy i Har-
mon W. VIM. Payne and others, | shall. on
tho 10th day of June 1879 in front Of the door
of the Court House of said coCnty, soil 10 the
highest bidder, 1T public sale, Nj ,hnt TRACT
or PARCEL OF LAND, stIatcI IL The said
county Of Fairfax. and State -: Virginia. d.
Bsiley's Cross Roads, adjoining tho lands "f
Messrs. Gordon, Donelson md others, coI:aiI-
ing G6 acres, rood and = poles more or less
This land lies Immediately on the south side of
the Middle PHO, and Is very deslrablc- Per
sons DESTROYS of purchasing vii! loazo call on
AR. Bailey, VINO lives near.
TERMS One-fourth Of tho purctIast ey
in hand as deposit liable to be forfeited should
tn, residue in three cqual in>tal ulenLs. payable
mt six, twelve and eighteen months, with inter
est from the day OF sule. TO 20 secured by The
bonds Of the purchaser and the title 10 DC re-
tuincd until the last pay mont Is made. Stamps
and decd vt the cost Of tho purchaser.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-19
SWEET QUINN 4

made solely from Peruvian Park $50 is Bitter
Quinine therefore it ia of Vegetable origin,
and not Mnera! Poison, but on the contrary
is proved to be one Of the elements found in the
blood OF sll healthy persons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-19

-FcuETu WAKD MEETlSo:-Ihe voters
o. tho Fourth Ward will meet at Mnr's Build
i;g corner OF King aEL St Assph streets on
Friday evening next, the 10Th, at O clock, tor
tho purposs OF nominating candidates for tho
City Council. BY order:
lay ltd ). b. ,IonEsoE, Irost.
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THE GREAT BOOK OF TIE DAY,
For sale at

THE GREAT BOOK OF TIE DAY.
For sale at
FRENCH'S. No. 95 KING ST.
LOThAIR, by the Right Honorable B. Dis
raeli; paper covers 81 bound 81 90.
Miss Alcotts New Book-MOODS, by Lou
lea ID. Alcott, author Of Little Women, Old
Fashioned Girl, ETC.; paper covers IS cents. A
charming book.
LONDON SOCIETY for May 50c.
Everybody who desires to improve their
handwriting should use EASTMAN'S PEN
MANS ASSISTANT four sizes Soc and 81.
THE TRIAL OF MCFARLAND for tho
shooting of Albert d. Richardson; full and
complete report by practical law reporter;
80 cents.
NEW BOOKS duly.
my IL e. Y. FRENCH.
VAcANr LOTS FOR SALE
AS agents of Mira. Mary lc. Keith we offer for
sale number of LOTS OF GROUND, lying
on and near Keiths wharf, and in tho square
bounded by Prince and Duke. Fsvette and
Payne sts., opposite the depot Of the o., A q M
Il. r. They are all large ana we'll situated
For particular and terms amply to either of u.s.
W. c. YEATON,
r. JOHNSTON,
or to BECK, KNOX s. KEKBi, at their Of
fec No. 81 King 81. ND 20-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-19

nIShl FISH FL S II T.
Arrived, per schr. Mary Fletchor' Il well Sc
lected cargo Of ,-,,,,,,
consisting in part Of ,rvv,Nn
$50 bbls Halifax No; Gi EH r NM w.
100 bbls PORTLAND ftoli ND
500 bbis EASTPOKT no:
100 bbls superior SPLIT LA BkADOE
which will be sold low from wharf.
Anvil N. ELDklDGE u 90,
fnh s--,r no. + South Wharve5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-19

10 King street, Dealers in
CHo1CEFAMILY GROCER rs I; Il, Ll9M9k'.
FOREIGN and DOMEoIlC 49,
Canned Gn eoU vno r,fh Tobscco and Cigars
othnr a,rt;cIcs foo numerous to mention
No. ITO King street. second door below "asi-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-19
SWEET QUININE
SWEET QUINN Z

Is in two forms-in Powder, for the use of Ply
sicians and Druggists, and Fluid, for use in the
family and for tho general public.
STEARNS, FAIR s. CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists,
nv 2-ooGm New YORK.
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Wo tho undersigned, having established our.
solve, At ITU King street, o. briggs old .tand)
for tho purpose of conducting first. class j NJ,
II,Y GROCERY and LIQUOR STORE, would
20. nectfully solicit share Of the public p'tF"h-
age. rpD McRIrpNEY 81 SON
nv 13-tf 6E' NJ Do '.t' ~ -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-19

y Ut r. ~.
a sncc;sl meeting of the stockholders OF thc
TURNPIKE COMfhNl
viii be held on SATURDAY, tho 2lst day OF
Nav. 1870, at d o'clock y. IN; at the Toll mouse
of tho company The stockholders ere parll'-
vi ia enT ronpastod 70 attend the meeting.
i;v order: LEWIS BAlLY, Presld"ht.
RI Ro,cu Secretary. my G-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-19

nor SALE-A substantial TWO HORSE
r WAGON that will bed twelve barrels on
the head. and tho very thing for - heavy mar
ket or meal Wagon; has ton" springs and n
movable tor; was built IL order; Is III good
condition: and for sale low.
my lS--eo3t K. l. EDELIN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-19
II. ROBINSON s. SON,

GROCERs, FoRWARDINGA AND COMMIs-
SION MERCHANTS,
King street, Alexandria, We:
kinds of Country Produce. Goods Forwarded
PROMPTLY nov Z-Li
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AMUEL +. CATION.

w. L. CORSE will be supp orted for tho &c
Of City Treasurer, subject to tho decision OF TIC
primary election. my l9-.e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-19

1--WE GYCSs sAPoLiO received tins Gay
bo a1eSt ID Unequaed for cleaning and
s s1d TDe asHs: w Ti fAv we viii b.
nuh' Der - 1;s,ribute gratuitously among per.
ple" LISTING to test its morris Call end get one
ties oe ~ ms .JANNEY & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-19
SWEET QUININE

acts rs an sntidote TO- as we'll as a cure for, ma
larial or miasmatic poison, the absorption of
which by tho lungs causes Intermittent Feyers,
etc. The only advantage claimed for
SWEET QUININE
over the use Of old Bittor Quinne is the entire
absence of that intense, persistent bitterness,
which in tho latter is an insurmountable obsta-
Gle to its use with most persons, and always
with children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-19
BEVERLY Z. FOLEY.

respectfully announce myself q candidate
for the office or Superintendent of Police, and
if elected l pledge myself to fulfill tho dutios of
said Office satisfactorily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-19
WEDDERBURN s. CO.,

Successors 10 Fowle s. Co..
COMMISSION, SKIPPING u FORWARD
ING MERCHANTS,
No. 2 Prince street
Also dealers in GUANOS, SALT, LUMP
and GROUND PLASTER, FISH. GRAIN
and SUGARS. my 2l-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-19

u DtuuVJAN
GIThNU ex shin Intrepid, from the Chncha
isiapds. For sic ut lowest market rates oy
amii HOOP. WEDDEkBURN CO
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I rly nf I,EWlS;
Just received large supply lg ri LEAD.
rn,ES iA zINC, BoiLED AF i?o1 re y
l I hND OlL, and full line .; co'''N'
both dry Try and in 0't COOK e & CRElGHToNs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-19

FOR RENTThe comfortable FRAME
S; DWELLING, No. ~ south Huys street,
W tn water and gas. Possession gwen i;nme-
dately. my Ut
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-19

Maps, Pamphlets and full information 'ai
nished upon application in person or oS "A''
New York, my 2-tJel5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-19

TID LOVE CT z A n f 4.
Just received supply o: Seaton s. Co. 5
Magic Kid Glove Cleancr-lhe best article IN
the market for that purpose. For sale Dy
nv II COOK u CREIGHTON.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
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United, States, violated international
law, and fiagrantiy disregarded her
neutral duties. The Democrats
would take still higher ground upon
the same side, If necessary to cOncili-
ate the "lrish vote" in the Presi.
dental election.
But in the political lull of which
we speak there is no doubt of very
general and profound confidence in
the AdministratiOn. 1t has had as
little respect for the celebrated con-
stituencY of Buncombe as any ad-
ministrstion that we can recall. II
the st. Domingo crotchet were out of
the way, and few appointments
had ben different, there could be
nothingleft hut praise for the general
conduct of affairs. 1t Is a quiet,
steady, working Administration,
which Il precisely what the exigency
following the war demands. In
view of what the Democratic party
o0sred az the e!ectiQp4 the genera!
occasion the sincerest satisfaction
and cd,gratulatiOn. The Union is
about being fully restored, and with
it's restoration political distinctions
Of class have ceased. If the great
party u which this inestimable con-
summation is due Is as wise "a 1t is
powerful, its power will indefinitely
endure Hdrpers' Weekly.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
III.
A. +. Sperry, Editor.
Too Conservative.

A dispatch Of the 9Th announces
that, in the "American Medical Con-
vention," which met at Washington
on that day, IA resolution that no
distinction of race or color shall ex-
ciude persons from claiming admis-
sion to the Association was received
with a storm of hisses." This don't
jibe well with the spirit of the pres
ent day in this country. 1t is alto
gether too conservative. It is behind
the times. No one will question the
right of the Medical Association to
exclude whom it pleases; but the
policy of such exclusion my be justly
condemned. We notice, however,
a gleam of light even here, in the
statement that "Notice was given of
an Amendment to the Constitution
for not excluding women from the
Association" If the Doctors can't
muster up liberality enough to admit
negroes and other races to competi-
tiOn, let them admit the women, and
then further progress will follow.
In political affairs the mode of get
ting at it has been the revcrse-but
one step of progress tends to another,
no matter which comes first.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12

We sincerely feS net 70 learn or the
insanity of Judge Howard Brown, OF
Guthrie County, and hope 1t may
not be permanent.
An old gentleman in Upton, 72
years Of age, has been "doing the
bottle trick" very ingeniously, for
his own amusement, by inserting
sundry curious handiwork in bottles
in such way as to make it marvel,
the bottles being corked tight and
wedged from the inside.
The General Association Of Con-
gregational Churches in Iowa, will
hold its next annual meeting in
Davenport, commencing Wednesday,
June 1st, and continuing its sessions
until after the following Sunday.
The State Press, of Iowa City, de-
nies the statement that ono Wilson
formerly'an Iowa City Dentist, has
been hung in South America.
The Iowa Unitarian Conference
holds its Annual Meeting at Daven-
port on the llth and 18th inst.
The Presbytery of Fairfield have
suspended Rev. J. II. Calhoun for
unchristian conduct in procuring a
divorce from his wife, in a Chicago
court, in secret manner, and by
means Of false Oaths.
Nothing further is learned-so far
as we have seen-about that human
skull and hand which were found on
the bank of the river at Des Moines
last week. The papers then ex-
pressed the belief that there was q
mystery Of murder about them.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12

OF Oskaloosa, of the Law firm OF
Lafserty & johnson, is before the
people of this Judicial District as q
for District Attorney, SUBJ
ject to the decision of the Republican
Nominating Convention. Mr.. l..
served for three years as private
soldier. We have not the pleasure
of his personal acquaintance; but
have heard him spoken Of in high
terms by those who know him.
Were it not that Marion County has
a candidate to present to that Con-
vention, Mr.. f. w. McJunkin, for
whom we have already expressed
our preference and to whom we shall
cordially adhere, we might take
occasion to speak more fully for Mr..
Lafferty. Should he succeed in the
Convention, we shall support him
with pleasure.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
Nasby Nowhere.

We haven't happened to see any.
thing from Rev. Mr.. Nasty for some
time. Perhaps he's "pegged out''
since the following article was writ
ten. At any rate, 1t "beats him all
hollow" for it is genuine wall, and
no mere mimicry. It is from the
Caucasian, Of Lexington, Missouri.
For pleasant reading it ia hardly a
success; but for . aright-down, earnest,
yigourous soaH 1t will do. Might we
venture affectionately to commend it
to our bro. Of the Democrat, merely
as a pleasant variation in manner
only from Brick Pomeroy and the
New York Day Book
And the wall proceeds and says:
Down! Down.! Downs! |!
During the whole nine years OF Rad
ical rule! The proudest, freest, most
enlightened, prosperous and happy
nation on the globe In 1860. The
lowest, basest, poorest, most utterly
brutalixed aud enslaved In 1870.
Cotton-field niggers legislating for
the defendants OF the Washington,
Randolph. Hampton and Lees! A
Pennsylvania niger befouling the
seat OF Pickens and PiDckney on the
Supreme Bench Of South Carolina!
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12

Ign x marx 70 the leg1SIat1v0 enact
ments of Louisiana, as Lieutenant
Governor and President of the State
Senate! Anigger cabin-boy signing
the commissions Of COngressmen,
Sheriffs, and Circuit Judges, as Sec
retary Of the State Of Mississippi!
And a thievish, niger preacher,
grinning and combing his lousy
wool, in the place once filed by the
hero. statesman, and patriot, Jeffer-
son Davis, in the United States Sem
ate, so-called. Whilst q leprOus,
ulcer-eaten Senator and Ex-Governor
congratulates his associate black
guards and the country on the
change!
God Of the ruined and desolate!
Was ever a people 80 fallen before?
Men Of the North! Men Of the South!
Americans! CountrymeH Fellow
Slaves! Awake! Arise! Shake of
your lethargy, and face the Truth!
Give the helliOns who've wrought
the horrid change little longer lease
Of power, and no Gabriel in the wide
universe though he should split his
mighty tOOter, can never sound a
blast powerful enough to resurrect
us from the ten-f0ld political death
and damnatiOn to which we are
doomed! Cease your trucking and
yielding to the notwithstanding con-
spirators who have usurped the Gov
ernment! Cease your infamous
temporizing, your cringing and
fawning! Set your face, like stub
z.
accursed schemes!
Remember that they are your
enemies-the enemies Of the Repub-
lic-enemies Of the Constitution
sworn foes of God and common
humanitv! Encouraging them, "con-
them. is tampering with
your own destruction! They must
be OverthrOwn. annihilated, or Won.
we. and our country are eternally
undone! Jerusalem!
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
The Wisconsin and Fox Rivers
ImprOv ement.

The following paragraph from the
State Register gives a very clear pre-
sentation of a subject which received
considerable attention from the late
General Assembly:
The Governors of the Western
States-among them, Gov. Merrill,
of IOWa-have been for some time
pressing upon Congress the impor-
lance of the Fox and Wisconsin
River Improvement. Gen. q. X.
Warren, who has, under the direc-
tiOns of the Government, been for
the last two years carefully survey
ing this work, estimates that relia-
ble channel, always holding four feet
of water, will cost little over 81
OOO, 900. The matter is now before
Congress on bill to extinguish the
title of an old private company, OF
which Gov. Seymour is the head,
and make the whole thing Il Nation
al work. This proposed channel, 1t
iS held, will extend reliable water
communication from Green Bay, via
the Fox river to Portage, thence
down the Wisconsin river to Prairie
du CHEN, on the Mississippi river;
thus connecting the navigation OF
the great Western rivers with the
great Northern lakes, and by way OF
the Erie canal, Of which this is a
virtual extension, with the center OF
American commerce. The bill now
pending asks no appropriation this
year, but only such legislation as to
place the work in shape when it may
hereafter be completed.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12

The storm 81 last week, especially
on Thursday, is reported to have
done serious damage at various
points in the Northwest, by wind,
hail and lightning.
Eighty grandchildren Of William
Innis, residing in New Jersey and
in Bradford County, Pa, have fallen
heirs to thirty million dollars In
Scotland. ~
DENVER, May THE accounts of
Indian Outrages on the Kansas Pacific
Railroad, aud elsewhere in Colorado,
recently published by Eastern pa
pers, are entirely groundless. There
have been no Indian troubles in this
Territory during the past year. Gov.
McCook Is confident that none need
be anticipated.
LONDON, May THE steamer
Earl Elgin sunk to-day off Staines,
having cOllide0 with an unknown
vessel. The Captain, mate and their
families were lost. Only seven of
those on board escaped death.
The Southern Baptist Convention,
in session at Louisville last week,
appointed Committee to consider
and report upon the subject of CO.
operation between the Baptists North
and South.
An English correspondent has seen
an official letter from Mr.. Gladstone,
in which the British Prime Minister
expresses the opinion that Canada is
fast gravitating toward annexation
to the United States, and that En-
gland is fully reconciled to this and
would readily consent.
Spirits of ammonia will effectually
extinguish burning kerosene; hut it
must be used cautiously, because. II
thrown in PERSONS eyes it will de-
stroy them.
The Cuban revolutionary General
Goicuria has been captured by the
Spanish troops, and was executed
last Saturday.
The Senate hangs fire on the bill
for pension for Mrs. Lincoln, and
also on the Civil Service bill. The
former we are not anxious about,
but for the latter we are; 1t is a most
important measure.
One Rev. Charles B. Smith, Of New
York City, went into saloon there
the other day and treated himself
and two others to gin and milk. He
ron faocn.s - ns> Esrouytriy; ana was
reprimanded by that body. There
upon the New York papers blow
great guns.
Gen. Jordan, the ex-rebel Ameri-
can, late commander in Chief Of the
Cuban revolutionists, arrived in New
York last Friday, having come to
see about munitions Of war, &c. Our.
Government ought to nab him for
what he stole when he joined the
rebels In this country.
A strong movement Is now maxi
ing in the English Parliament for
Woman Suffrage, and it actually
seems to have some little hope Of
success sometime.
The War Department grants the
request of Red Cloud and some other
Indians, allowing them to come to. /.
Washington to see the President
thus overruling Gen. Sheridan.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12

A UCTIONEER. Persons having Farming 6
a Implements or Household Furpitars to
dispose Of can do 90 on short notice by put
ips them IN my hands
Stock sales every Saturday. omce over
th. post Office, South side Public Squsre,
Knoxville, rONa. 3sSu