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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28
Increased Representation.

Hon. George w. McCrary, Of this
State, several weeks ago introduced
into the House of Representatives a
bill to secure to the States which
may be entitled to increased repre-
sentatiOn in Congress, on the basis of
the new census, the benefit of such
representation in the FOrty-second
Congress.
This would not involve the neces-
sity of extra sessions Of the Legisla-
lures of the several States to re-Or-
ganize the Congressional districts,
because the bill provides that addi-
tiOnai representatives shall be this
year elected for the State at large,
upon a general ticket, the same as
State officers are elected, and the
same as Hon. John A. Logan was
chosen as Representative from ILL.,
nOis. Last week Hon. Halbert T..
Paine, of Wisconsin, introduced into
the House bill with substantially
the same provisions, except that his
measure provides for asmaller aggre-
gate number Of members Of the
House Of Representatives.
The justice Of permitting the States
which shall show an increase of pop
ulatiOn under the new census to have
their pFopOrti0nate representation In
the next Congress is 50 manifest, that
we are confident the bill introduced
by Mr.. McCrary, or the one intro
duced by Mr.. Paine, will become a
law. One of these measures IL the
more likely to pass, because each
provides that no State shall he de-
prived Of its present number of rep
resentatives In the FOrty-second
Congress. In this latter provision
several OF the Eastern States are like
ly to have direct interest, with which
the Western States will have no dis
position 70 interfere provided there
are accorded, without needless delay,
the increased representation they are
clearly entitled to by virtue Of their
increase in population since the
period Of the last app0rtiOnment.
In this phase OF the question Iowa,
in common with her sister States in
the West, has particular interest.
The probability that, through the
legislation thus fOreshadOwed, Iowa
will secure in the next Congress its
just proportion Of representation in
Congress, in the person Of additional
members to be elected by the State
at large, suggests and renders appar-
ent the necessity of holding our Re-
publican State Convention ct a. late
Q day a. possible.
Congress will probably settle the
question presented by the McCrxry
and Paine bills as early as the mid.
die OF June, or by the first of July,
and call could then be issued for
State Convention to be held as soon
thereafter as practicable. Even II
the Convention should not be held
until the middle Of August, period
Of nearly two months Ternalns In
which to pr0secate canvass; and a.
harvest would be then passed, there
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28

Speaking of the result of the late
election in Cincinnati, turning on
the question of excluding the Bible
from the Public Schools, the New
York Tribune says:
II the people of any school district
prefer to have the Bible read in their
school who shall forbid 1t? If they
choose not to have 1t read, who shall
constrain them? Is there a thoughtful
Christian who would choose TO say
in effect to Jews and Infidels, "YOul
children shall read the New Testa.
ment, how much sOever yOu dislike
it, or they shall have 70 place, nC
chance, i'm our Common Schools"
We insist that this cOntrOversy-if
controversy there must be--shall be
conducted on our side in the interest
Of Common School Education, and OF
nothing else. II there be those
- &16ss3 ss3sunasszlase1e9gsaptlsesS..
who would sacrifice Common Schools
to the supposed interest OF their
Church, they must not be permitted
b succeed. II there be those who
would use the schools to promote
|sectarian ends, they also must be
|baffied. And the easiest and safest
solution of the Bible question Is to
leave teachers and pupils free to read
or not read 1t in Common Schools, as
the people Of each locality or district
shall for themselves judge best. Let
not the Good Book be prescribed nor
imposed by State authority; but let
the choice Of books In any district be
left to the people Of that district, and
let those who are not satisfied with
the decision in any City district just
send their children to the nearest
school which Is ruled In accordance
with their personal convictions.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28
The district Attorneyship.

The District Aet0rneysh1p.
The 9Th judicial District of Iowa is
composed Of the Counties Of Marion.
Jasper, Poweshiek, Keokuk, Jeffer.
son and Washington. There are to
elect q District Judge and District
Attorney this year. The last Nom.
mating Convention Of the District
was held at Oskalo0sa In 1866. We
have no record Of its proceedings
and have not yet ascertained who
compose the present District Execu'
tive Committee.
The offices OF Judge and Attorney
have been distributed throughout
the District in late years as follows
The present District Judge, E. g.
Sampson, is from Keokuk County
Judge Blanchard, now presiding in
the First Circuit, is from Powesheik
County; and Judge Lindley, of the
Second Circuit, IL from Jasper Co.
The preceding District Judge, Lough.
ridge, was from Mahaska; and the
preceding Attorney, Winslow, from
Jasper.
For District Judge, for the ensuing
term of four years, the only name we
have heard mentioned is that Ol
Judge Sampson; and we take it fol
granted that he will be renominated
without opposition.
For District Attorney, Marion
County will present the name of E.
w. McJunkin, young man of rec.
ognixed legal ability, most courteous
address, and unblemished character
Formerly from Washington County
he has lived among us long enough
to make many and warm friends
and he is well and favorably ac'
quainted throughout nearly the
entire District. Mr.. McCoid, of JEFF
ferson County, the present incumbent
of the Office, Mr.. G. w. Lafferty o1
Oskaloosa, and Maj. S. G. Smith o.
Newton, are also spoken of as candi
dates. There is not a word to bt
said against them; but Marion Co
presents with confidence the name o.
Mr.. McJunkin for the favorable con
sideration of the people Of the Dis
trict as represented in the Conven.
tiOn, as a nomination eminentiy
suitable to be made.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28
From tbs Register.
I0vta wants and OppOrtu.
mites.

i EbVu1 tns hS8bVsSs
I.yta wants and Opportu'
e's Siepi' 9 mites.
Iowa consumes five million dol
lars worth Of sugar and m0lasses .
year, counting at ten cents q pound
imports more than One-half thu
value aof what II consumes; would
consume quadruple that amount If i
was produced cheaply within Its OWL
borders; by increased consumption
be enabled to spare an equally In
creased amount OF meat FOR exporta
ton, and would thereby exhibit al
advance In civilization. We coulC
easily and certainly produce, at fivt
cents a pound, equal to what we now
use, not only for our own cOnsnmp.
tiOn, but for large States and Terri
tories to the north and west Of vi
who are not equally favored with
ourselves with climate and soil
ada pied to It's growth.
nGAn Iowa farmer would get rich
raising sugar beets at ten cents 6
bushel; a bushel would yield -four
pounds of sugar and one Of molasses
and the farm that would rotate with
roots once in three years could raist
more grain than our land now gen
erally raises by following grain after
grain continually. We have the
best soil for the growth of sugar beets
of any in the world, but we frittel
away our great advantage In at
tempting to compete, in the market
Of England, with demi-barbarit
Russia, Turkey, Egypt, and North
ern Africa, IN the sale Of cereals
Auccess in which competition would
prove q lasting curse upon the State
we are now 80 proud OF.
France, Belgium, Holland and Prus'
STA, employ One-sixth Of their tillable
IRfASin Aive production ~ beets fof
sugar, and by systematic rotation
with seed crops and cereals manage
TO produce more Of those other crops
than they formerly did without the
root rotation. France has about five
hundred large beet factories, and
raises roots to feed them on land
worth Ave hundred dollars an acre,
to supply tlLrty-six millions Of peo.
pie; while the United States, with
better land at Ave dollars an acre,
hes but two sugar factoriesin success
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28
FROM Yesterdays DAILIEs..
l<1<J 1Os ,>c,.,

NOM tSTEkUA I - lJA1LlEhs
Gold 1.l3s now.
In Chicago market, day before
yesterday, wheat was active and
higher, but unsettled, outside range
Of prices from 75 to SO cents, accord
ing to quality; corn generally active,
firm, and cent higher, sales from
"A to SO cents; butter IS to o6 cents;
cattle very active and firm for best
grades, range of sales from e4.75 to
80; hogs moderate, sales from $3.50
to $3.50.
In st. Louis m9rket, same day,
wheat was quoted Arm, ranging from
No. red fall at 81. 1.O3 to fancy white
at $l.45; corn higher, range from s6
cents to $l.O2; cattle steady at $3.50
to ~ 80; hogs quiet at $7.75 to 20.
Col. Milo Smith has resigned the
Superintendency of the D. v. n. r.
Mississippi river falling now; the
worst Of the food probably over.
The War Department IL fully ail.
vised rs to the status Of Indian II.
fairs, md ready for any emt syencv.
Several slightshocksof Arth9usbs
in California, Colorado aud Neyada
lately; 30 damage dQpe.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28
Millinery.

AIRS. II. A. wANBAUGH would respect
lyl fully annonce that she has just rstur ned
from Chicago with good Assortment Of the
Latest and Best Styles of Millinery b Fancy
Goods, which are now open at her residence
on Ch urch St., near Christian Church, Knox
willie. Dresemsking and all Miilinsr Work
done to order. ~ gent for Finkle Lyon
Improved Sewing Machines. (3,45tf)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28

= eapuo ~ Salt Leke have
slsg s Nh. J ! se ;s'sss' ssa'ss
0oodIot Iowa!
The coiored people Of Des Moines
celebrated on the 2lst inst. the Rati-
fication of the Fifteenth Amendment.
Speeches were made by Adj't Gen'l
Baker, Hon. John A. Kasson, and
others.
Iowa now ranks as fifth in order
among the States of the Union in
regard to the total value of live stock
fifth also as to total number and value
of horses, sixth as to oxen and other
cattle, and sheep, and fourth as ia
hogs.
The Iowa City Republican has been
shown some fine sugar made from
the sap of the box elder.
The contest for Congressional nom.
kiaatlon 11HhSDBsv1ct promfSes
TO be a decidedly earnest II not bitter
one, between Mr.. Palmer and Mr..
kassOn.
It is q singular fact that Bishop
Thorn pson, who presided ut the last
session of the Iowa Conference, was
to have been succeeded this year by
Bishop Kingsley; but Death has
called both presiding officers to the
Great Conference abOve.-HdCkeUe.
The State Press remarks that the
late General Assembly passed fewer
laws than any Of its predecessors,
though having the longest session
and the most numerous membership
Of any. ag
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28
Lem. Kinkead,

A UCTIONEER. Persons having Farming
N Implements or Household Furniture to
dispose Of can do 40 on short notice By put.
ting them in my hands.
Stock sales every Saturday. Once over
the Post Ofice. south side Pabiie squsre,
Knoxville, Iowa. Sl5u
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28
Gibson House.

NyHu UNDERSIGNED, having leased the
Neal Houss property. would respect
fully ssssuncs thst he has entirely rehttsd
SD ssfssnished II, ass First-clsss Hotel.
vhess hs will spare no care or sxpeSss for
tie sesemuodation of the Public. The very
best ef etsklisg furnished.
- Nsss ssfshusst corner Pubiie Square,
xDesvl1te. J. BOILER.
Jsiy, 1see. 36n
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28
j. Curtis.

UYATCHMAKER,a and JEWELER, and
w Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
1psetaclee, Goggles and Toys. Hsviag In.
creased facilities for doing a|l kinds Of work
in my Line, an able to give Entire Salts
faction. All work Warranted. Being Agent
for Prof. j. Ksufmsn's Achromatic Epeets-
clss, an prepared to suit sll conditions OF
eight.
Southwest corner Of Public Square. Knox
vile. lows. 2,39tf.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28
Matchmaker & Jewelex

rUSTAV EBERHART has the pleasure
VI Of announcing that he has opened Full
New Stock Of Wa,ches, Jewslry, &C., on the
North side Of the Public square, next door to
north rest corner, Knoxville. Having had IL
years experience - Watehmaker In Swita
srland and America, would rsspsctfally solicit
n hsre Of patron sRe. Satisfaction guara0 teed.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28

The National Baptist Educational
Convention met In New York City
last week.
About 1000 immigrants, nearly all
Germans, landed at New York City
last week Wednesday.
1t appears now to be definitely
settled that the Legal-tender Decision
of the U. s. Supreme Court is not to
be reopened.
WASHINGTON, April 81.
The amount of gold required to
pay interest on the bonds falling due
May lst, is about twenty-five and a
half millions.
Gov. Shaffer has arrived In Utah,
been welcomed, and made little
speech, in which he said he came
there for the purpose of enforcing the
laws o: the United States, and that
when he cannot do that he will re-
turn home. Well, now let him
begin.
A Farmers Convention was held
at Bloomington, Illinois, on the Goth
inst, to consider the subject Of the
high rates Of railroad transportation.
There was good attendance Of
prominent farmers and others; and
measures were taken for further
action.
The survivors of the "Old Sixth"
Regiment of Massach chusettscelebrated
the anniversary of their passage
through Baltimore, In Worcester re-
Gently, ll8 officers and men partici-
pating in the exercises.
The Mississippi river has Of late
been higher than ever before known.
At Dubuque, last week, 1t was sever
al inches above the extreme high
water mark of 1859. Shops and
manufactures in the lower part of
the city, were compelled to suspend
operations, the water being in the
lower stories. Some streets were
evacuated In haste, and goods re-
moved in boats.
The safe in the County Treasurer's
Office at Newport, Vermillion Co.,
Ind, was broken open and robbed OF
$4,000 In currency, on the night Of
the 18th inst. The thieves were
pursued, threw off most Of their
clothing and swan the Wabash
river, dropped $1,000 Of the money
and escaped to the woods. They af-
terward stopped two citizens in the
highway, presented pistols, and
forced the citizens to give up their
clothing.
During the Cuban debate in the
COrtes, March II, Senior CASTELAR, de-
clared In favor 0f the union Of Cuba
with Spain A. follows: aFor reasons
of patriotism and humanity, desire
the union of the Antilles by these
means: First: An immediate abOli-
ton OF Slavery, as a holocaust to uni
versal conscience. i&c0nd: The abOl-
itiOn OF custom-houses, a means
economical and polite, which will
take away from the United States all
desire Of annexation, and will Danish
from the Antilles all idea Of separa-
tion. Third: Extension to those col
onists all the rights Of Spanish citi-
zens.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28

and each succeeding politica! contest
in our State has shown tMat the
shorter and moro vigorous the cam.
paign the more fruitful Ok beneficial
results. Therefore, We have nothing
to lose, while gaining much, by
preparing for the increased repreaen.
tation In the next House Of Repre-
sentatives justly due to Iowa, and
seemingly certain to be secured under
one or the other Of the bills we have
nOticed.-DuUenpOyt GGzetk.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28
q. =. Conwell.

nEALER in Stoves, Tinwars, Shelf and
IL Heavy Hardware, Respers, Mowers and
Agricultural Implements generally. Agent
Ger n. W. Wsrren's Patent Atmosphsrie Port.
obls Soda Fountain. Cid Stand, east side
1ausrs. Knoxville. 1,2tf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28

fnl operation for en- equal p0pula-
tiou; and Iowa's situation, soil,
A1tpofA intQlllgepce, lneana Of trans
pOFtatiOn, 1owa's wants and Oppor-
tunities, best At her for leading to
supply the nations need.
MARSHALL TALBOT.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28
Furniture.

U D. YOUNG would respectfully inform
ID. the citisens of Marion County that be
has opened . Cabinet Shop on Robinson
Street, vest Of the fremont House, up stairs,
IN the rosn formerly oecapisd by the Repabi-
ssn Onss, whore no viii have on hand all
kids Of turniturs, and Coins Of ell sisss,
vhioh he will sell Low for Cash.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28

HOMEOPATHIC Physicians 4 Surgeons.
IL Of6ssin Csrrathsrs' building, southwest
corner Public 6quare-up stairs-Knoxvilie.
Having had Is years experience In the prac-
tics Of Homeopathy. I think am prepared to
give perfect satisfaction to all who fsvsr me
With their patronage. Lift
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28
Mereantile, dbe GRADES ST.


DEALER In Lumber, Shingles, Latb, TO-,
snd Nanufacturer Of Doors, 6ash, and
Blinds. Chicago Farm Pumps for sale All
prices lsw. South west cor. Square. Knoxvills'
Branch Yard at Otley. 340tf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28
Marion County Bank,

II HNOxvrLLg, IOWA. Paid up Capital
IN 1Ss,soe. Gold, Silver, Govsrnusrt snd
ether essssitiss bought and sold. Tstsrsst
allowed % time deposits. Special attention
elves - Collections. Open from . 4. n. to
~. r. exsSpt Sundays.
IN. obtAsast LArkln Wight,
AH. Dnl0aDy. Robert CroxIss,
y. q. uet6bs4 Jas. y. Gamble,
hrocn uAsok. y L.MsCosuoek,
81 NJ, o. ?. Wight,
IN. woodruff Nso
q. ,. Waseass 0ss1'r. LARKIH wss0HT, PrssiA
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28
y. n. s1onp. o.s.AvRss. H.o. CURTIS
Stone. Ayres 4 Curtis,

4 TTORNEYS at Law, Claim and Resi- Es-
~. tate Agents, Knoxville and Pslls. Ma
rion County, lows.
Will attend to all bueinsss entrusted to their
sars, in Marion and adjoining Counties. Will
ornctice In the State and Federal Courts. LIT
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28
Dr.. G. r. Garretson,

nENTIST. Once over Kinne's Store,
southeast corner Public Square, Knox.
Vile, Iowa. I5SH
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28

l.S. wIusLOw. J.w. wILS0A.
Winslow 4 Wilson,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW and NOTARIES
IL PUBLIC, Newton, Jasper County, Iowa,
win attend the Courts Of Marion County. so
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28
Professional.

ArOrARY PUBLIC, Real Estate, Claim
IN Iesurancs snd General Agent. once -
Iowa Voter Once, Knoxville. Iowa. basines,
entrusted to Bis care will bs promptly and
sstisfactorily attended to. i,ou
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-05-26
ssSr6iteln uno 8rennem.

@ IT nt&t notbwtntts, ron ben 9rppen mad Nlasla ;u rei>
Ten. nm bic Grtreuae ter 5tte unb Ter Rdlte tenuen III lerueu.
1aufeabe leibeu aues uneeaad biefes Iemseratarweditls i.
ben 1ae. pter etnen Sag I'm, Sen anbern, se Ser Gau NUN
eerabe 1tessn mag, pbne nftbis 3u baden, ibre @&peQe A.,
abef&reinn. Gin Wsrt an tie(e uutseiwiutsen Shakers.
seas ttuu fl, UNI tbre Sddtetr ~ elmer %rnittlerea xernp.ratur
au be(&leanisen? = uber bus Gr5Rsln 3u ~sertrettn, unb tas
5tsber su serbannen?" @tupfsn fl. Aa spu nit gbtntn, pp,ntt
fe bic Strait tbrer @ebetne ~eefdtrben, unb biz eta.tee tbres
@sbtrHs unb sferpen-@ uaen,s untersraten? Ginise to UNI
bies, pbne 3reifeI, aber bufentlid; nidt bic WPetrsabl. Del
hgoertt bon Spitetter's mag.n:Ssittern ais zines
barm1efen unb i3sren Spatftums s.sen bas talte gieber. If
a1eemein anertannt unt seiadst in allen Iteulen hes 0anbts,
no intermittirenss aieber berrf9en. Die Gin,ppbuer folder
Sertliateiten beginner itn bereits su Nnfans bs grlblinas
els Elm Sdubmittel Su eetran&en ses.n lie Niasmen, Don
oenen fe ~umseben i1nt. Mi9t NQe steaetdt tbun bies, benn
in bltnbes 0srbarreu lei ulten, u~ertebrten @erptnbeiten II
cine @teentbumli9tctt pieler 2eute, aber bod tie grr6e
WQebraatl. .s.i - ~
gDeun es ~ubsrbaupt cine anertannte Gbat1ade in Der Ebe<
+ pie eibt, 70 1T es steie:- DAP Ger Bitter. etn Siel beNeres
sausnaittel sesen ale bic Seridiebsnen periobiiden &ranttei>
TT 1T. ssel&e eur& ~unseiunte Iusbinauueen eraeuet uerbeut
als trsens cine Hrsnei uter gunapuftien aus ter rateria me-.
dica Der nebtJinif4en gatultdt. 3iee Betaaptuny miro mir
auena 8ebabrenten !Refpett pcr benz dr3tltdsn Bsruf eemaGt
pa fe ater cine tpt&tise Wabrbsit entbd1t, unb ba3u cine, mel
DE BET acknowledgement GROCER Anllebluneen ia sielen Ibei.
len unisres 0anees betrift, ia, in Der Shat, bin Ter aauaen
Wlituelt, 70 pirb fe hermit ~furdtlps aus9efpro&en. - De.
lie teinen Dtberiprud. -,
un 9ree unb .gieber ~ brt&en, iswte aud ~tieietsn III s.r-
tt6tee Se9eobiiifde Rr6ftteuu9smtttel IL
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-05-26
3u. Dfrrfntfu.

gu serrtnten.- 3mei gut m1blirte ;3im-
t,er, pbne Rpf. Ndberes in bier Office. mig. 3ml
3u nerrenten r - Das 3p~eitDdiee Jrams
2aus. @de Der Dat unb ct. @ntbons @trase, paFeno als
Soaroins 5aus. 9ebinsunsen lei4t unb lanse Qeaie. Mad.
~iufrasen anf' benz plabe felbf. 6O9 4unlsrv
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-05-26

~i5. ~ az
50 S. EaYlor bat ben .seS6ten uno.
.teiten @rrratb spa 8aubols ieper art.
:: :y - @ert iieiirne1r1 5unb lisb bat, be,ablt'
bic Steuer, pber ct rtuB Der feinpli@en'
&usel jeoen &usenblid setpdrts ittn. &
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Nu~saratunss peg @ruurbes fit Ste Setter
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fit Mbi@dbun8 BON @runbetseYtbuu
unb Nmeliorattunen bon Stra6er trurbe
serlsisn unp sbitftlben gum Druid Dtr<
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iitttr Rtift mad DUBUQUE, Davenport
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-05-26

~ 5abt ST. feline 8eiddfttsune?
Damn leneet far has 9r1Bte, @erf pes'
.!3eitalters," SIR ff1noet bann F@erli@ etz
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aun9 aeben rpirb> ionbcrn sci MuSbauer
Guer Slid fem pirt., Man (ebe Die
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-05-26

-A6enrY q. Cattle. @on,manbeur pes
Mder ppiten g. q. st. bat cit, @irtular
erla1tn fit Dreanifruns zines Da>
N en- Committee fit Defpratipn ber
@rdber am 80. Mai. @ir flr,ben in
Der Elite BON ~ Damen, iGrduer uno
G6dter Der anoleben1en gdretr ct.
pauls aud Mot .einen einz
.5iatn Deutl@e Tan en-. '@a>
rem jene 0oluntdrs, &pelde ibr 2eben fiji
oa6 Nattrlanb ,fin9elebt baben aur Nmez
rifaner?
Sc 1T bies cine bS9ft beleioteenre 3u=
rldleBuna Der beutl@en8 epSlfsrun9 nidt
st. Yauts, lpnperns Minnelotas,
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-05-26

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4pfunb better Rip RaNee dr............S 90
~ !pfunb 2te Aual. htp &adee fIr~........ I on
3pfunp bitter Sapa &aAee ur......"... 90
3%4 pfuub 2h Dual. Sapa &ahte fur...."..... 1 90
8afee &fenet per 5 :.
Baters Bette Gbpcolabe, bttttre, perYfunb...... 60
grana6itfde Gbpeulaoe. fube, per Yfunb""... 40
Nefer 6prnS'p per 10
Better Sapan 2bee per pfuub."""........ 1 80
German Spap PEI 10
4@tanseu palm Soap ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
Star CANDLES per Dfunb. ...... TO-
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79funb gDeteer y. 3uder fur. ........ 1 90
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63 gfunb !Grauulateb 3u6tr fWr...,... ..... 1 90
81 pfunb YpptereD 9uder fir...... 1 90
~ pftnb beI eelber 3ufer fir ........... 1 90
Sptuns brduner 3uder fir -. ........ 1 90
8efeS Rerpfcue Del per Gal. 40
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