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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10


TO the Sheriff or any Constable IF Daita'
CSunty,--GnEErISG:-
.HLREAS, ALICE NANCY, who re-
w sides in Dallas County, Texas, has
flied IN the District Clerks Oihco OF Dallas
County, Trxasj her petition; praying FOR
Diyurce vincuio mdfinonf fom q. n.
MAXCY, and alleges that said M"xcy vo-
unfairly abandoned her in October, 1897,
and has remained absent from her ever
since tiuorc than three ycarsl that during
nil whit, time she has bceu coi"peited to
suppart herself md her infan; chi'd, about
three years and three months lid that
said defendant Marcy has 40 property, anu
thai he IS transient person., anu AIS resi-
d,uce is INK to her; and sno prays
for the custody Of said child unui lts ma
;Viity.; uuu huyJng GjCd an alidaHiL 'hat
lLe residence OF Ieicnlani Is 1:Isnown 70
n.r ;-thrse are therefore 10 eommdiid you
to CANNON T. T. Nasty, by Publication IN
the Dallas HERALg, Il weekly newspaper,
prlt Ted ana puUiisbed- IN Dai'as, Daii"s
County, Texas, ior io,ir successive weeks,
IN apuenr on the FIRST day oil the next tenn
of the District Court Of Dallas county,
Iplexas. to be holden 1t The C0uri-Honse, N,
the rown of Dallas, ia the County OF Dai'
las. and State of Texas, on tue fr't Mon
dny in February, a. u. 1871, 10 nEswe',
he petiiion OF the said Aiiee Maxcy, as
above set forth
Herein fail not but of this writ maxi.
due service atli return, together with 5uu.
action thereon endorsed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10
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cssE OF Astt krD FrEs, when
tslen With puinine, are productive
Of the NEST happy results. No better
rstb.rtie can be Used. preparatory 70,
o. after taking Quinine. We would
ssvise al who are sflicted with tins
disease 10 give them Pan Tstss-
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10

After our visit to the foundry had ter
minated, Mr. Mott kindly invited us all
inio his bospitaale mansion, where table
was spread and richly loaded with choice
liquors, ehampagnes, and delicious yiands
90 numerous TO memt ion. e'itf ~
To all Of which, Of course, brother Swec'
did full justice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10

gsJ'Spcakieg,of the recent election in
Red River county, the Clarksville Stand :
ard says ;
There was an official publication
made by Gov. Davis, and up abcut
town, rchoarsing a law of the State
which prcscribcs serious penalties
for inlimidating or persaading OF
even by indirect influences coerrins
y voter; yet we learn that lead
ing Republican of the county, sew
era! times over, in different locali-
ties, called up and cursed as Il
scoundrel, and generally denounced
in the most approbrions terms, al
unfortunate African who dared to
think for himself and carry tickets
for Ritter, and vote for him. lie
was assured that he WIS the id
est rascal in tho county ;and the
Outstanding Africans were told that
if they would support the Demo
cratic ticket, and the Democrats
could be successful, they would all
be onslavcd again, and SGT to max
ing corn and cotton for their old
masters
The New York herald., 1870-05-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

the New xSrt Seais. USvsy SSn:o
Amsresa phy.sans who believe tA.. the time when
70 ssa syem uactery pre-
"a made nad I snd sSoss % e.
q Medical Chemistry place Of The worthless or dangerous
S chem
ica frrofsssor scott termed steam perooasion
% ass' SsSs
For Of ss r.
medicines us ated description IN .scolls Journsi
sha never pst.nt one Of tlen "'' p''''' 'A''
bsoed sscasvensss the dcid open to al any one Else
can make TN. specifics ceainy havo Jealousy
found The. e hat Gsvo ever eaaBis.
disease ever ascossre IN any , age pV.s sady
and labor have NOT been arsa IN the rsodqten Of these
most assduous from fns ohsnicsa with true know.
Sss sesa a ssr
position They are made upon the square aud DO reed
pdy With which they cure dsesses Shsrso eaasi "a in n
c n sy ARE ssn snd, Of The % SC
ysrsty IN their pirate practice for more thaa twenty
sieans Medicine, sxant They supply before
Iasy form 5Sss. ,ss r,msas, ss lacp
differing msara from the ps:oo oas Sre for al
malsa,S. No psfssn Of msissass tor moment BE-
sEE S9 s .SS ia S q.
old posons psisns medicines ssi nauseo ds Nubsrs
Of or 6rs cnss families kesp them On hand for
Do wn s ss aas ae ney
formIy ncce!sn In practice. b.st trial convincing tho
The UNIVERSITY MEDICINES are prepared under our
o % S, pS
tca know.etce In the preparation of olcins medical
Yale Coesc as one OF he hnest chemists ia ths world BY
% al ass s Ss the
agents IN pnrs concentrated state renac Ing them ncapa
eacaoy reliability and mastery power hitherto unknown
They contain drug lsad mercury opium
accordance wlthths pracIpes chemical compaiib
eays 60 s irs & or ri knsw nothing
lar system OF remedies for each dsct class OF malades
rer on. ke
to leave busnessneyor make their continuous
They kindly the nfant the delicate
female and infrm Old Age upon the most vigorous
every Nerve Bl vessalon the Brain Heart Giants
and 1gmphatics- the Bones Tendons and Muscea-
eradcatng every morbac aSent vgcrat,ng
the deeisaed orssus cnrahns impoverished nuis build
ana Mind, ana oriasi every faculty into healthy play
~ rasns sHss xss %
Chs.y absolutely Indispensable. The cup OF tea
n nni sn essss ssss ssa OIL %ss ps
phorus chloride OF oxide of IRON carbonas, sui
pate aad resphste Q! tne caroonats OF msanosa and
WhoS. no~edse his science no person is qualified
der who Is yersed Of these branches Of medical
cnce lie does not exist the face OF the EARTH Where IL
s ssp e sss
poisonous substance. upon the bran the spinal cord the
stomach, the nuscles analyzc the diff
csnt elements found In medicine give this chcm
o sa s e nU Circle M %
and wagon wheel! ac cannot be found.
for the sick, the suffering dying 10 no.
their certificates of bear the impress
be found!
The New York herald., 1870-05-27
DlRECioRI FOR ADvER Users.

AaCsEMENTs-rwELrrH PAox-Fourth, nth and srsh
Asye0LUoY- PAar- Sixth column.
6xsSSRs AND PAGE
aoAsS ASS SG 'iSohS ioDsisS iiid'
sS$ ss9Hs s5s ssr
svsrsFss so%Pqf'oRruN1nEs- rAor-si..A
SSs5 agSzz SS szisssss
,cr.EkSs And sALEsMES- rAar--Flsh col.
za sss~s p.e.r
c0frORAriON NorlcE-rwrLrrn rAGE-sscond col
hESSggSTSy BOARD sssosD rAsr-YAlra column.
6wELLNG HOUSES 70 'ssSsS LET fUsSIshED SHE'D AND ux
svanaN fassFA and
EyEsNiIN; TEIEGaAM TWELFTH rAex-rhird soluna.
ExNG.UMESsIoNsrssooSn YES PAoE-s.ih Sixth column .o,,.
FOR sALE-NIsTn PAGE--Fourth column.
tHEGSS' WS"xSSrEp-MALEs- Es-ELrvrsru PAer-si.sh col
yaELP WANTED D-FEMALEs-ELRvrsrn PAsr-Fourth
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &o.-Finsr PAox-Four,h, assa
AScsE RoSs 1s sslSs
ICE SRHxM,,, ,NIsru PAen-1hIrd column.
JERSEY CITY, HOBOkEN, HUDSON cry AND Der.
/. GEN REAL ESTATE FOR ShLE-NiSTu PAGE
> ftrst column.
,ARCIUKE SEASON PAGg-Fiith column.
.LQAN OFFlCES-TWELf1 PAGE Second column.
LOST AND FOCND-NISTH PAGE-Third column.
fs% column
Fsrd
Sixth column.
MISC tEII.ANEOuS- S-NISrm PAGE--Thtrd column.
MvSICAL-TwELrTu PAGE-fifth column.
EEkSONALS-FlEsT PAGE-First column.
PtAkOFOR RITES ELI Til PAGE Fourth column.
YROPQSAlS-FIRsT PAGE-Ihrd column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE. CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-NIsTH PAGr-Firs and second columns
REAL ESTATE 40 ExCHASGE--NiSTn PAGE-Second
and tird columns.
REAL ESTATE WANTED NINTH PAGR--Third column.
&SEWARDS--NINTH PAGg-Third column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-SECOSD PAGE
Fourth aud fifth columns
BALES Al AUCrION-NINrn PAGE-Fifth and sixth co.,
ff'
BrTUATIOSs wANTED-rEMALEs- ELEVENTH PAGE
First, second, third aud fourth columns.
BiTCATlONS WANTED D-AALES-ELEvESTH PAGE
Fourth column
SPECIAL NOTICES PAaE-Firs. second and third
sP0RriNG-DoGs, BIRDS, &c-FIRsr PAoz-Fourth
HrALLioNs-r1ssr PAoE-Four,h column
BTORAGE-yINIH PA6E--Thiid column.
eVMMEk RESORTS-SECoSu PA0E-Th'rd and fourth
. columns
TIE TRApEs-ELgvENrn rAoE-sxth column.
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-F Fourth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PrRPOSES-SEooND PAGE
Fourth column.
TRAyELLERS' GUIDE SECOND PAGr-siy.h column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FI23r PAGE-Sixth COL
umn
The New York herald., 1870-05-27

Union COURSE, L. L.I-TROTTIN1-FRIDAY,M MAY n,
- at n. No. Purse Of io01. m,le heats. best
,. & prssasa Ioaa M~rays ea a. Loase Rem Daniels
Nodnes blk m Eastern Queen NJ Roden's &. Prince.
bths above horses are OF tbs $3.50 Glass; No. 3Match
,: G. Jimmy C,Brien Bon paniefs g Yonng Cop,ino.
for course direct WM. SHAW, Proprietor,
TTNIoN COURSE. L. L-TROTTINJ.- SATURDAY, MAY
three 10 i've In haraess Ben Dsniels American ri
Wm Dorss br George Wilkes Charles Champlan's &.
George Palmer Admiration all parts OF the course except
Grand Stand 81 adnis.ion to Graud Stand VI extra No
Fulton and Williamsburg ferries every I've minutes
day Tor course direct WM. SHAW, Proprietor
The New York herald., 1870-05-27
THE TURF.

TO third. For all doubts teams
July 1-rurse $3u00 III b6 first; $50 to second; S48)
70 third 800 to fourth For horses that Is?
July 2Purse "a 00 S2 $50 to Ars 81 tQ to $500
10 third x4O0 10 fourth. For horses that beat
July 4rrse 10000 81 $50 to first; 81 200 second $500
to third $500 to fourth. Free for sl horses.
Enries viii close on before Ma 80 1870, O'Clock p
M at Rieys Saloon Twenty street and Broadway
Entrance ~ per cent, TO aeeompany the nomination The
above race 20 be best Ia s. to harness.
WM. II SAUNDERS 4 SONS,
Propretors
The New York herald., 1870-05-27

PRoposAt%s % WILL y, EE RECEIVED UNTIL JUNE
order, issusd ~ Tie Hebrew Benevolent Fuel xssoca
ton Address NORRIS TUskA, Chairman 700 Canal street
once,
The New York herald., 1870-05-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

pay 8100t Of them can be found thaa IL not esnu.
Inc Mrs. Morri:ons ovarian tumor In nearly ws....
nas ehunk from the sze OF bucket down 10 the Of
nat fron.. .She rides out and IL about the
daly. J.. STAPLES, State Of Maine Agent.
The New York herald., 1870-05-27
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS. UNITED ST. .re. rxa,,,r,,, o,r,or,

o.,.. -, DAvENpORr, Iowa. Nay Is, iS70 !
one. n propq'as ali n duplicate VIII be RECEIVED At ih.
M OF the Rock Island and Davenport Bridge
two responsible persons, that in case Inc bid u
accepted and a., contract entered into thcy will
become security In equal TO ons.third ot the
sm9ns OF the contract for the faithful performance
Copies OF the specifications and blanks for proposals will
be furnished upon application to this Office
The right to reject auy all bids is reserved
Proposals will be addressed to the United States Engineers
oGee Davenport Iowa. and endorsed on the enyeops ro
posas for building the supcstructurc of the Ross
and Davenport Bridge" q. K WARREN.
MAJ. Eug'rs and Bvt Mai. Gen. e. g. A.
The New York herald., 1870-05-27

$50 CONGRESS sTaEET, PORTLAND. Me-, May l. 1870
PROF. SCoTT AND AsS0Ci The UNIVERSITY ME-.
DiCINEs are rapidly revou.ionHins the practice medi.
Portland, have taken away ,wo..hirts OF the doc.
tors pascns: ::....1 have nearly 900 agents. and am
w.rth Of USryERsIrY MEDiGiNEs in Maine this
ooss snumberof certificates Of great cures win
The New York herald., 1870-05-27

MOBILE. Ala. May q, 1870.
0pNILxMRNSend ~ full line Of your goods by steamer
soon a - we intend 70 make the sale Of tbs
G9NavERstTY MED!CINEs specially having ecnn
ever sold In fact have the most unbounded belief IN
them aud always recommend hom customers pre-
ference TO all others have known sold We have
recently made astonishing Mobile Of scrofa,
cAtarrh kidney diseases &C., with Cancer Plant Lha
specific, &C. L. ID. Il. q. GOULD
Druggists, thrty-hve years. ataudlng
The New York herald., 1870-05-27

\KrANTED-A BLACK HORSE (NO wnIIE) 10
hands hs, years Old stylish, we'll bred ami sound.
Address box 7is New YORK Post oce giving lowest price
NJ
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30
General Grs snf's Platform.

The New York Herald, frank
enough to render credit where due,
has the following article on the plat
form that General Grant has built
and stands upon: .+ {
The platform Of General Grant
peace, retrenchment OF experses,
correction OF abuses, reduction Of
taxes and redemption Of the debtlis
. very good platform Of Who Hspdfjli4
can party, II they only knew iti
There was no surplus, or iiextfd ~
surplus, revenue under x0hnsoh,n
administration; for Johuwon fwas 90
absorbed In the work of defending
"the Constitution as 4, wsa,gs 2 thet he
had no time to look afteF Ahe inter-
ests Of the Treasury Hsqce the
whisky rings and vnEiq3 - lessipgs
for defrauding the reys1sqe, abe4Sactr
ed from the resourpesor tbe. Treasury
millions upon millions a imonsy.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30
Claims for B0unties.

The Second Auditor Of the Treas
ury Department has issued circular
under date Of August 18th, in which
he says: No action can be taken op
claims for bounty, under the decision
Of the Supreme Court of March l4th,
1870, by the accounting officers until
further legislation by Congress, as
the Adjutant General cannot desig-
nate the regiments to which said
decision applies; the Presidents
proclamation and the general orders
Of the War Department, upon wh.sis
tho doeieion is based, having author
lied the raising Of only forty regi-
ments while cighty-two- were ac-
cepted.
BY the act Of July 18th, 1870 the
fourth section of the act Of March 3,
1860, entitled "an act In relation to
additional bOunties and for Other
purposes" is repealed, and the time
for filing bounty claims under act of
July %, 1866 additional bountyl, l.,
extended to January l3, 1871.
No law granting bounty was en-
acted by the Forty-first Congress,
nor has any such law been enacted
since the act Of March 8, 1869.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30
war News.

Dispatches say the Prnssian front
now stretches thirty or forty miles
the main column apparently march-
ing by Barbecue and Vitry, while
the left wing has envelOped Chau-
mont and Brienne, from twenty-five
to forty miles southwest Of the line
OF march Of the main column. They
push their reconnoissances even to
Chalons, only some IS or so miles
from Paris. They hold Metz still In
seige.
The French Marshal MacBrahpn
has succeeded In falling back toward
Paris, says one report, but others
contradict It. Meanwhile Baxaine,
with the other great division OF the
French army, holds on to Metz
because he can't let 60.
CARIsRUHE, Aug. 26.-A severe
artillery battle occurred at Kehl and
Strasburg Wednesday night, lasting
till Thursday morning. Alarge part
OF tlaecitadel and arsenal Of STasburg
were destroyed.
LONDON, Aug. 25.-Prince Felix
Salm Salm, : Major In the Prnssian
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30
The second resolution Is we'll


The second resolution Is well
enough. There IS no doubt that
hand workers are often oppressed by
their circumstances. But theyshould
keep constantly in mind two facts,
that every workman who spends
dollar less than he earns is capital
ist, and that every capitalist is, in
the literal sense of the word, "la-
boringman." And 2, that legislation
cannot permanently increase wages,
but that the relation Of the employer
to employed must obey the infiexibie
law of supply and demand! Office
holders may, by Notwithstanding,
degrade the condition of the worker.
but they cannot improve it, except
by letting him alone. Islands off ~
is the principle which our form OF
government demands and the policy
which our history enforces.-Chicago
Post.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30
whichi
The Dubuque Herald says:

Inc Dubuque Herufd says:
"The Democracy of Iowa, assem-
bled in Convention mt Des Moines on
the 10th inst, did their work well In
laying down strong platform and
in nominating good men as candir
dates for State offices. In the plat
form no reference Is made TO- dead
issues Of policy. The battle is,tO be
fought upon the tiving issues, as It u
to be won, II ever, upon such. The
positions taken on the revenue sys.
tenn, tariff question, land swindIe
policy of the Radical party, IN onepoly
taxation and regulation and despot-
ism Of the Radical majority; are just,
timely and plainly stated. HIt Will
require all Of the audacity and hSfdi-
hood Of our opponents tD enable them
to dispute either Of these." lob
But the Ottumwa' copperhend
refers to the same Convention and
the same platform In these terms:
"It is scarcely necessary for us to
say that we are disgusted with fhe
cowardice OF a Democratic State Con.
vention which refused to re-aiyirm
the cardinal principles Of the party.
We are certain. that we express the
sentiments of nine-tenths Of the
Democrats of the State In denoundng
this cowardice. Wo are also certain
that a large number Of Democsats
will become 80 disguised they will
stay away from the polls"
Who shall decide when Doctors
disagree: f
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30
Chicago Post-ings.

Celery Is becoming famous as 9
u,ediclnaI hsrisss.9 sis~sGid dstoR clifsS
scurvey and purify the hfoad with
great celeryty.
Louis Napoleon ten years ago in
vested million francsin New York.
Now he has II hundred and fifty
Thousand Franks "invested" IN Metz,
and he seems to be preparing for the
investment Of his. entire capital at
Paris. "' r" '"s-
Who says Emperors are OF no use
to a free people? Don't our Ameri-
can stock and grain gamblers send
their commodities down several cents
a bushel by killing Off an Emperor
every few weeks: And Il single
monarch serves dozens Of times in
this capacity.
The news from Europe has. this
advantage; that it Is calculated to
suit the prcjudices Of both sides.
There's nota q Prussian account OF n
Prussian victory bat there's a French
account to contradict 1t. The total
destruction" Of some six or eight
prussian armies by French firearms
is a, brilliant achievement, only ex-
celled, By the alacrity with which
those totally destroyed armies get
along toward Paris.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30
constitutional Convention.

BY provision Of Sec. 3 Of Art. 10 Of
the Constitution of this State, and in
accordance with Chapter 1913 of the
Laws Of the last General Assembly,
there is to besubmitted to the people
of the State, at the general election
next October, the question "Shall
there be a Convention to revise the
Constitution and amend the same?"
It would seem thata matter Of this
should have awakened
more discussion than has been given
to this so far. We have seen the
subject mentioned but very few times
in the papers, and heard but very
little said on it; and SO far as we can
judge, but little attention is paid to
it anywhere.
Now, it is plain enough that the
present Constitution might be i'm
proved in several respects; but since
the existing defects seem to cause so
little complaint, and since Conven-
ton would be pretty heavyexp
to the State-at time, too, when q
new State House is to be undertaken
-and further, since by provision Of
Sec. 3 Of Art. 10 Of the Constitution
the General Assembly may, at any
session provide Tor the submission Of
this Convention question to ti,e peo-
pie again, 1t appears better to let the
Convention go for the present, and
wait until the need Of one is more
generally felt than now before having
it. And we think the people gener-
ally will 80 view the matter.
II it be true, as it undoubtedly is,
that nc law ut all is better than q
needless law, it must be still more
evident that changes In the organic
law OF the State should not be made
until the people or the necessities Of
right and justice demand them. For
these reasons, therefore, unless fur
ther reflection or new developments
give cause to change our mind, We
shall vote No on the Convention
question.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30
IOWA NEWS.

Prof. L. F. Parker, Of Iowa COL
lege, has been elected to the Chair OF
Latin and Greek in the Iowa State
University.
Secretary OF War Belknap arrived
home at Keokuk from Washington,
on Saturday evening, 10th ult. The
Consultation says "he was received ut
the cars BY. q number Of citixens, who
had procured afine carriage, to which
was attached four beautiful horses, to
convey him to his residence. 1t was
a little too mitch s'style" for the
General, so at his request the lead
horses were dropped"
Thompson the murderer Of the
Haggerty family, sentenced to death,
and to be hung at Elkader on the 7th
of September, haseonfessed his crime
in Jail, and has also admitted having
killed other parties under circum-
stances Of an appalling NATURE
Register.
Same paper says that Mr.. Louis
Ruttkay, of Des Moines, who has
been chosen Secretary Of the Repub-
lican State Central Committee, is q
nephew Of the great k0ssutli.r Iar
The Iowa Yearly Meeetihg Of
Friends convenes at OskaloOsa next
Sunday, and continue in session
during the week.
The C. & 8. w. r. r.. was complet-
ed to Brighton on the 30th. 4-
Four women, sisters, have bought
Orton's Circus, and propose to run it
this winter. More "Wolnen's
Rights"
The Sheriff OF Cherokee County
attempted to arrest train Of cars a
few days ago, there being criminal
aboard. The attempt was not
successful.
There are now 400 patients in the
Hospital for the Insane, at Aoant
Pleasant.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30
FSDAY, AUG. 80. 1870.


indirect taxation he felt no burden
at all. With the former he would
have had to pay the whole amount
down in cash. Cnder the latter he
only paid his tax as he could afford
it; and the less he bought, the less
his tax was. The former would have
imposed upon the people a grievous
load and hard to be borne; it would
have shackled business and impov-
erished industry. The latter paid
the debt due the soldier and the
sailor, while business throvc, indus
try prospered, and no class was op-
pressed. City.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30
THE IOWA VOTER.
A. r. Spsrry, Editor.


REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
For Supreme Judges,
For the Long Term,
e.. e.. COLE,
of Polk Go.
To hii vacancy e.used by Judge billions resignation
WIN. +. MILLER,
OF johnson Co.
To Hu vacancy caused BY Judge wrishrs resignation
JAMES G. DAY,
Of Fremont Co.
For Secretary of State,
ED WRIGHT,
of Cedar Co.
For Auditor Of State,
JOHN RUSSELL,
Of Jones Co.
For Treasurer Of State,
SAMUEL e. RANKIN,
Washington Co.
For Register of State Land Office,
AARON BROWN,
of Fayette Co.
For Attorney General,
HENRY O'CONNOR,
of Muscatine Co.
For Reporter of the Supreme Court,
EDWARD III. STILES,
of Wapello Co.
For Clerk of the Supreme Court,
CHARLES LINDERMAN,
of Page Co.
For Representative in Congress,
Fourth Iowa District,
MADISON NJ. WALDEN,
of Appanoose Co.
For Judge, Sixth District,
i. s. SAMPSON,
Of Keokuk Go.
For District Attorney. Sixth District,
s. q. SMITH,
of Jasper Co.
For Judge, I'd Circuit. Sixth District,
s.. N. LINDLEY,
OF Jasper Co.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30
Marion County Bank,

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IA $4,000 Gold, Silver. Government and
ether feeusities bought and sold. Interest
allewsden time deposits. Special attention
given to Collections. 0penfr A. n. to
Z P. n. except Sundays.
STOCKHOLDERS:
IN. .Cathesrt Larkin Wright,
AZ Roliamy Robert Croxier,
81 n Hsif,rt. Jas II. Gamble,
1,sbin Marsh J. l.. Mccormick,
j. r. Neal. P.wrght,
4lS Ed. Woodruff Bro.
O. P. .WsIonr, CasA'r. LARKIx WRIGHT. Prest