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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
IOWA 4 EW 1.

The Supreme Court sustains the
constitutionality OF the Railroad Tax
law. Justice Beck ,lis>ents.
The new Institution for tho Deaf
and Dumb, ut Council Bluffs, will
not be ready to receive pupils before
the aAl Of next month, says its
Superintendent.
Mrs. Emily Stalker, OF Strawberry
Point, has been set apart in the usual
form as n Minister of the Christian
Denomination.
The daughter Of widow Ticc, ten
miles from Muscatine, lost her hands
In the rollers of sugar-eAne mill \
few days ago. o
|Srhe hing cholera is rigging In Des
Moines County, says the H0,rkrw;
and it calls loudly for some sure
remedy.
The OskalOosa L1e,uid has been
given some apples which were 4
second growth this year.
McGrcgor claims to be the hoop
pole metropolis Of Iowa. One firm
in that place shipped one hundred
and twenty thousand last week.
4 tubular wrought iron bridge Is
to be placed over the Dcs Moines
river in Mahaska County, at a cost
of So go.
A man named james Frcizcick
was found dead hi his room at Iowa
City, on the 9TH inst, with u bullet
hole in his head. Poverty and sick
ness are given as tho cause Of his
suicide. @
The contract FOR the superstructurc
Of the new iron railroadand highway
bridge over the Mississippi river at
Davenport, which is to be built l,y
the Government, has been let to the
Baltimore Bridge Company. The
cost of the work will bc 1853, 600.
The Sioux City papers have ac-
counts ofa soldier visiting house Of
ill-fanie In that place nnddiscovcring
one Of the inmates tn he his own
sister. He rescued her, and took
out. @ VA
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
After llsC Hattie.

The resul. OF the election In
Marion County should mrNc us II
useful Iesson to the ltcpib!ico' !,
party, and those having tire nnaiip.. e..
nieit OF the ca,iHpaign, =
Two causes serve 10 make .,e tri.
ulnpii OF Inc Deniacr,ry CO. .ip!etc-.
the apathy of. Eelsibiic,sp. and Re-
pupiicano yui,ug the Dcu. .oerutic
ticket. For soHie = =. .snr. We atc
Il.d our ticket wils Leu I'd not that
we preferred IA sp.,1lc democrat on
the opposite sid' 10 ..y of our c,ndl-
dates, lor our ca diuates were all
good men, b. C y.ausc the Itepubli-
cans oi " IS .unty have iost all
enthusiast '..ping 10 carry the elec-
uoii oe' lu,cI our superior strength.
i" ~ 81 Republicans who voted tor
BOZ A'.c. we have this to say: We
~ you all leol that you uld Your
..u'.y In doing 80. But VIC would
, IL. :, To ask you ii yOu d. not consider
r.. Summer rs honest, and capable
as alr. Bousqucl: tnd, what ad VAN
fngc Is IL to the II publican party in
this County to eh II Democrats to Till
the variou. COu'fy offices! There Is
no glory or hC.lor In the action Of
those kepubl' cans who b;tsely desert
et our tIckev on tuesday last aiid
helped the enemy elect theirs. II
, they can see any III the act, they are
welcome TO ii, we Want nOsucii honor
or glory. The only good results Will
be 10 nnltc the Republican party OF
this County ut future elections, if any,
nnd w,e think that will be the result.
You have the satisfaction Of knowing
that you have taken away q large
share OF the support heretofore given
the Republican press Of the County,
and turned it over 10 the DcinWratie
press. This il the legitimate result Of
your action last Tuesday. We haye
Il thousand times more respect for u
lJcu,ucr,t who will stick W his party
and vote the straight ticket, than for
Il Republican, who would lead us 10
belic.e he was going tO vote the
strxjght Out Republican ticket, and
In less than tcn ninuit'syOte \ mixed
ticket. s,ixty-hvc Republicans nj
Lake Prairie ZIP. voted for Is0usquet,
aud VIC venture the assertion that not
one l.nlf Of them viii ack nowledge II.
They are ashamed 10 own that they
deserted their friends in the hour Of
need. What Inducements were held
out to them we are urahle 10 say, but
are inclined To the opinion that snnic
nf them Sid 0tf for very low figures.
We can stand \ fair defeat with good
grace. hut to be beaten heeausc al the
treacllary II, our own rGnks is not 50
pleasant. We Ia!lOred earnestly and
faithfully, ~ well rs our urc0tclnpVigry
at Knoxville, for tho SUCCESS Of eur
ticket, btlt II seems 1t was cloves
labor lost" It tis poor encouragement
tn Republicans who are trs,e to the
faith to haze inen IN whom they
have nj ways placed the most implicit
confi,leOce, lf whtxe Republicanism
they had no doubts, 70 10 work and
elec.ioneer all day for n candidate on
the. opposite ticket, As long rs such
ttinas are done, the Dem noeratic party
in Marion Comfy are sure Of success,
md wa hope flf. lesson ~ last Toes
day II II not fail to have the desired
t.iypct. szaa la' 49, ais9l. a st5w .6ia
ALothcr tlring that helped defeat
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

Six persons, IN tl.c family Of Jesse
Brothers, In FOLK TO-, were seriously
pOisoncdr few days ago, by eating
tomato br.ter that lrnd iacn cooked
in . orass kettle, says the Register.
The census shows that IN Iowa
there are 10000 more men than wo-
men, and that in Massachusetts, there
arc $4,000 more women than men.
Iowa ought TO make this thing even
by sending its forty thousand wifc-
less men after Massachusetts, forty
thousand husbandless women. We
understand that one gentleman IN
this city patTioticaily proposes TO
sstayt next week to perform one forty.
thousandth part OF t:Iis good work. =
hem.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
US was that In the stronger Rcpubli-
can Townships, many Repnblitans
did not go to the polls At all. In

US was that In the stronger Rcpubli-
can Townships, many Repnblitans
did not go to the polls at all. IN
Washington Tp., for instance, sixty
Republicans staid ut home, whiie1the
entire Democratic strength WAS out
eXcGlJt six votes. In Red Rock forty
Republicans stud at homo, IN Sum-
nit quite y number did not turn ont,
and in other TIPS. we suppose they
discharged their duty in the sane
manner. We say we hope the Re-
puhiicans who scratched Sumner, as
good Il man as there IL in Marion
County, and voted for BOusquet, and
those who staid at home can find
comfort In these TRUTHS & We fail to
see amy. We hope they have q clear
conscience, and feel that they have
discharged theirduty as Republicans.
We know of a few around Pella who
feel ashamed o} themselves now, but
hope they Will hnd consolation and
comfort In the company they are
Keeping. They pretend to wonder
how such result was brought
about, and affect much sorrow Mt the
turn affairs have taken, but we have
abeut as much faith in their pretcn-
sions as we have in the nOn-cxplosive
character Of keg Of gun-powdcr
with red hot iron stuck into it.
Perhaps the time intervening be-
tween this and the next election will
serve to bring them back to their.
"first love-" and cause them to act
differently. ~ te
Another thing we need isthoroush
organization. 10 insure success We
must organize by Townships md
Districts, and make = thorough can
vass of the County. In this the
Democracy have decidedly the adj
vantage Of Us. They had their forces
well drilled. and succeeded III getting
nearly all their nrn to the polls.
Before leaving this subject we wish
to speak Of the MANNER in Whicli
nominations haNessslAlly heen made
In Lake Prairie Township. and even
I'm our city. The Republican ticket
for years. in this rOwnship and city
has contained tho names of one or
more Democrats. This wns done to
"give our ticket Strength" but the
result shows thatjt has been n posi-
tive injury. At the last election
nearly every ono Of such can'.idates
ran behind the ticket. There ore
always n lavEe numhc: Of Herubli-
cans. (and.~e homo them for IT. re-.
fuse ta vote form Democrat so DOM
mated. in tb > future wc intend to
oppose ~ slY.h ffiliatinas. We, want
TO light II OFT on the straight Rcpnh-
ll.s,n linz if It takes forty ychrs.
Y'hcre Y. nothing gained by the mix
Ing W. Of onposing elements. There
~ too nrurr policy md mt enough
pT.ncl1lasin IL to siit i,as0Ss well NJ
very cther true Republican,. and ,wc
shall therefore opnose all such m'N-
IN" of thincs in the uture.-PelM
Hidde, 18th inst.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
LATEST NEWS.
Fron, Yestcriay's UeItc (f,y.

TfWN eStcTuuy os~C wy
Gold 1,lor,.
In Chicago, day before, Yesterday.
whaa.irreguIar, No.2Si,05s.; corn dull
and heavy, Nn2 554, age. asts dull
and lower, No. 2 ut 3ic; c0ttle un-
charged, no quotations; hogs in EOri
demand but 10 to l5cts. lower, lsicse
not reported.
IN st. Louis, same day, wheat bcst
grades firm. 30. 2 red 81 ,l5; corn du! |
and Unchanged, range 55 to % ce,nl>;
.Alts steady ut i2a to i5c.; cattle ana
hogs not quilted. st
Runiu.Y Of mn arn,isticc 'betwecn
France ard Prussia wcrc current IN
financial circles IN London day hcfor-
yesterday, but ON tho other Eand it
was believed the general lombard
nent OF Paris WAS about to begin.
90 lives lost by powder explosion
at Alsxanslria, Egypt, last sunday.
Later word ,ts u, thst terrible
case Os poisoning in Clay IT,. Of this
County last Sunday Is that suspicinM
rests 80 strongly on one John Eut,er
that officers arc now after hip ,toar-
rest him. There were r,,m &c TO 100
persons poisoned. t-.i asc npx ou.
0ft:anger. Oi man, h.sses j .ixpnc,.
and sick, butts did, Iftle dspH uEo
did II he clearly identified ne Glgbi
to swing fo..fiwtth. n IS reported
however that he and two Of three
others bays started away somewhere.
'rvI latest. Butler aud !: others arrest
I'd, and on trial as We sc 70 prcss.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20


At last y e are happy in i,elns able
to annour cei that the prospsrts for
the speed /, completion Of the eNAibia,
KnoxvilI and Des Afoines RailrOad
are better than ever before, approach.
ing indes. to n reasonable certainty.
AT the regular meeting of the
Board o. Directors of the Company,
held IN this place last Friday, the
following. Resolutions were adopted:
"Ieeso red, That we hereby author
I've the krrctary tO s1lncel all SS4ock
Notes n ow IN the hands of the \. X.
& u. r.. II. 60. which by their face
arc ex smpt from the 5 per cent.
assessrIent.
Res l,,rd, That we ns board or
Direc ors will guarantee the raising
|nf the Qmupnt Qf murcy due frotH
Marion Cnuiify. btIn4 (1,esg hsefedG
and Thirty-six ThousarL D,llars, FOR
the construction Of tho a. X. & u. II.
r., with the Right Of Way through
Marion County as raj .ed for. and ths
payment shall bems sle in nccOrtlan. r
s.., A., an.1.ax n.,Y 80 =
shall he done In Marion Comfy 1h;s
winter in order to draw the Tax
according to 'aw. Pr0vi.snd fur her,
.,,, I'm. = Wv ra.e,,:. r.o. s;.''a" -" pass
wifi tn. vote thereof IN an Tho
amount of Tax and the pr, rata of
'ubscr .ption of that TOWNSHIP shall
M T ~, ue'uctsn ~ s1 I,on' the ah'e unt 70 DC
w y
Inc records OF the company show
that MIR. 'r'nne'', VINO Was present
NJ the H'ee''"s' aSsse'''e" 10 the "ooVe
arrangements. F.
me i'oarFhPp"'n'ee Messrs. N.b'
Lyman "nh l'eW's i'm NeF ''ommh-
tee 10 so'ic't 'onnsc 'p's"ns ON IN"
Hamilton survey throngh lhoerty
township.
AIter '"e mee"ag "' '"e i5oard'
Mr. 'rihheii went on 10 I'eS Mo'n's
10 perfect arrangements with the /.
q NJ. Railroad 20. Tor the use or their
iine rom 'airIisie 10 ies Moines--a
SATISFACTORY UNDERSTANDING 10 thnt
"nd h"Ving peeh previously hah.
lie was then 70 go 10 Aib'n. ana
make arrangements for the lmmsii-
ate beginning OF work on our Road
at that end OF the line,
On the part or our citizens, the a.
~. 10, company nave vet 10 secure
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

ne Third District because the =, nj.
seratsc judges at Dayton re, asetl to
seccivc the votes Of the 9 .ldiers In
she Home there, and tb At he will
ssherefore contest the ele:t
Lincoln Tp., Adair s-sA,nty, Iowa,
gave 50 Republican votes md none
Democratic. Gram. Junction, Greene
Co., pollcd IS Rp'Ablican votes and
only 5 Democr tic. But In various
Counties In ttis State there WINS a
tremendous s;nount of scratching
which we Al Marion County remem-
ber the aore readily on the principle
that "rdisery loves company
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
IOWA.

IOWA.
Si.ty-onc E'ca,Aics heard rom e.. Sc
81 ,635 Re1.Eblican maic. .ity, which
full retyrns will swell. to a5,OO0 or
over. Audubon Coz Isy now Rerub-
lical The Oniy s,emocratic Coun-
tics, SO FIR as ts'fd from, mrs ec,
Dubuque, N.araakce and johnson.
Gov. Wal'en's majority In the 1th
Cong. p.st. will be between 1900 and
5000 we think, Mal,aska County
r. ing him about 200 majority. In
Appanoose County, Ills home, lie
ran IA ahead of state ticket. la Wa
pcllo County, Gen. Uedrirk Is nr-
cused Of the coutcmptible trick oi
leaving WaIdcn's name off from the
printed Republican tickets. 'rhe
Constitutional Convention IS Owy-
wl,eliningly defeated, notcarryin& u
single County 50 far ms heard from.
From thc other States, the tinae
city Of day before yesterday gives
the following:
Pepnsylvania gives q Rewabllessi
rnOjOrity, and elects thirteen 1scpAl,-
lican and eleyen Deniocriitic Cxl,,
gT.ssinpn. In 1868, there Mere rs
IAepublicaps to nine 1,eInOcynts, i -
Ohio giycs an illcreasef RepGtli-
can n,ajprity and elects Thirteen
Republican, aud six Democratic
COgrpssinen. at II tsa
Indiana goes Democratic by siO0
majority and elects six Republican
and Aye IlemOcrntic congressman.
Nebraska gives an INCREASED Re-
puhlkan majority and elects its Re-
| publican Congrtssn,cn. ef :
IN Ohio, II ~ stated Tint Gen.
SchcneA WAS defeated for congTcssiE
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
Furniture.

VVyUE UNDERsI9xED manufactures and
keeps on hand AL kinas Of Furntture,
such as Bureaus, Ssfes, Bedsteads, rsb.s.
Chairs, 50 fas, Lounges. &c.. OF best oaaii'y
nnI ut the Lowe 4 Prices, NJ his Old stand, up
,tairs. over kinne's Store, brick bai,d'ns
,su,heast corner nf Square, Knoxville. Iowa.
rSs-R eady- made cofins, all sizes, always On
hand. (lt) WA. NEa Ems.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
Matchmaker & Jeweler.

rUSTAv EBEkHAkT hns tho plsasnre
j, Of announcing that he has opened Full
New stack Of Waichcs. Jewelry, &C., 0n the
North ride III the Puhlic Square. next door u
northwest corner, Knoxvilis. Having had IL
yoars' experience ne 4 Matchmaker in Switz-
ert.nd and America, Won ID respectfully solicit
a shars Of patronage. Satisfaction guarantee
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

NXTATCHMAKER, and JEWELEA, snd
w Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Je~eiry,
Spectacle. Goggles and Toys. Having In
creased fscilities for doing all kinds Of work
in my Line. / am able u give Entire safss-
faction. All work Warranted. Being Agent
for Prof. j. Ksufnan't Ackromatic specia-
cLs. am prepared to suit AL conditions Of
sight.
Sor,hveG cprnsrof Publie square. Krax-
viiie to~a z..Jtf.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

The summary OF important news,
later than that on the second page of
this paper, is as follows. We give
what seems To be correct, but il il
difficult To tell the true from the
false:
The bonl,arlment Of Paris is said
to have begun last I'riday.----s,ois-
Sons has capitulated, with 1000
Frcnrh prisoners. The Prussians
were 10 enter the city on Sunday
last Tile prussians have evacu-
htc0 Beaugcney, but first blew up
tbc viaduct. The French fleet Is
is eInhlinga.i Dunkirk. 4 battle
lt Fcrte is. iiuinincnt.The garri-
kJR ut New Bresach made success
Y1i ,sortie last Sunday, III thick s,..,
tprEvisir.S .lp EgussIans and Film,
and wonn.iipg nlany.----ltis r pr .
ed that Hazainc has n,arche" ou' and
btaa.n the Prussicns. and river,
them back to For. Nc .iss on, and
that he is now At Thiop lie. lie
has bU'nel iiyc villa ,es that shell
tered ...ic prussians Gen. Burn
I'D IS trying to &c the privilege of
removing the Ar orleans from Paris,
and il is said he &ilI he able to do it.
There are dill reports that nego-
tiations Of peac, are in progress.
A dispatch fran Tours, of the 18th
inst, says f'sat the report Of the
evacuation If Orleans and the driv-
ing l,nc'> OF the I'russians IL con-
frmcd.- ---Gcncral GariinlM had
arrived Mt HesaBcours on tiic 18th.
is aid Ne will have command of
iDp 800 volunteers. ~-F'xench dis
y Atcbes ten Of tprgible baFbarities by
the Prus,ians, hut they can hardly
he crsdiaxal. ---- notwithstanding the
French report nf the evacuation Of
Orleans, as alnve given, - berlin
dispatch "f tie l;,th says: ---''Yester-
dpy the French army Of Loire We're
driven out Of Orleans after nine
hours fight. Orleans was subsc-
anntly stor,ncd. The prussians
took upwards IT ten Thousand pris-
oners. Their loss Is small. THE
general tenor 0f late dispatches seems
rather favorable % ths French, Tut
|,ptbing of an i,nportMnt and decisive
hatureis reported.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20

.Ths Abba. Knoxville and Des
Moines rsilroadis another line pro-
je6fctl to our capital with good PROS
poets. And another is being graded
,nsfthwnri from I1es Moines through
Indt2nOla, Warren County. They
ara both lines Nbat arc needed and
will I've huiit."i So says the Dubuque
Times.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
AIrrean.ile, Che Graoes ST.
Lem. Kirkead.

A UCTIONEER. Persons having Farming &
n Implements or Household Furniture to
dispose IF can do so on short notice by put
ting them in my hands.
Stock sales every Saturday. omce over
the Post Office, South side Public Squsre,
Knoxville, Iowa. 3sIu
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
w. 3. Carruthers,

nEALERin Lumber, Shingles, Lat',, nc.
IL aud Manufacturer Of Doors, Sash, and
bjinAa. Chicago Farm Pumps for raie A.
peiess low. 6suthw west cor. Square. hnoxshie
Byaurh Yard ut Otlcy. @sou
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
=. A. Wilder,

HOMEOPATHIC physician and Surgeon.
III OGheein Carruthevs' building, southwes
corner Public Squars-up siairs-knoxviiie.
Having hnd Is years cxperience IN the pr.c )
tice Of Homeopathy, think am prepared TO
give rsrfect satisfaction to all who favsr me
with their patronage. isAts
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
Blacksmith and Wagon Shop

JlrLLEPRAHDT 4 STkWART, having
Ill formed n pattner,hip for the purpose OF
conducting the Blaeksm thing and Wagon
Making business, at their Sh0p ono bio x
norti, of northeast cor Htr of futlic square
knoxville, ,cttully solicit ,hsre Of
patronage n'l'u'j
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
w.x.ssors. o.B.AYsEs. h. g. CURTIS
Stone, Ayres E Curtis,

A TTORNEYS at Law, Claim and Real Es-
IA tatc Agents. Knoxville and PsiiA, Ma
ri"n County, iowa.
will at,end 10 all business sntruste4 te their
.are.in Marion and adjoining Counties. VIII
practice In the State and Federal Courts !, III
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
G. i. Collins,

A rrnRNEY AT LAM. OGee nsStA side
"A PuSlis fqasss, kssxsisss. 81 alss
attcrd - CeIisctiops, apd Duyssg asd selling
Lard. Il Y
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
Winslow & Wilson,

& A TTORNEYS AT JAW and NOTARIES
n PUBLIC, Newton, Jasper Connty, Iowa.
viii attend he Coarts of Marion County. 398
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
Furniture.

~ d. YOUNG would rsspscssasty inform
IL. the citi1onsof Marion Gensty fhst hs
hes opened . Cabinet SOP on kobinscn
street, vest Of the Trsm: mt House. up stairs,
! u tho room forrs,.. sccupicd by the Repasis.
eur 0iiee, whes- ne viii have op hand all
Kinds II FuThi srs, aud cofssns Of al sises,
Which no vii seli Low for Cash.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
Elcciion r.cws.

We gather the I'.tcst eIe:tioSy ynews
received here ~, to yesterday p0rp.
Ing. Thr..x fortune, there's some
good in =.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
e. w. McJunkin,

A TToRNEI At Law. Ofics on South
n side Of Public Square, near southeast
corner, Knoxville, lows. I3H
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
a.. E, Conweu.

hRALEh In Stov~s, Yinwsss, Shelf and
~ Heavy Hard ware, Reapsrs, wovsss aud
Asrieaitusal Imrls,nspts generally. Ageat
f~v NJ. W. Warres's Patent Atinosphcrts Psrf-
ada soda Fountain. Cid Stand, east side
iutre, Knox, lille. I,:ti
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
DR.. C. F. Garretson,

nENTIsT. Office over Kinne's Store,
J southeast corner Public square, Knox
vile. Iowa 2B-Terms Cash, l2Sn
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
J. Z. Duncan, n. D.,

HKyILL DEVOTE his ontirs attention to
Nv the practice at Medicine and Surgery.
Office soxth side of Public square, near the
e0ufheast corner. ea raEs asf Is~H
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
Nation County Bank.

KNyXyILLE,iOwA. Paid sp Capital
IN Sis,ons. 0eld, Silver, Govcrnment and
"tlr securities hosght aud cold. Interest
allowed on time deposits. SPnctaI attention
given to Collections. OPsa from A. u. r.
4 r. M.sxcept 6undsys.
STOCKHOLDERS:
J ". .Cathsayt LAskIn wright,
+. FIX Bs,isuy, kob-vt lorieY,
IN. E~ifts:, JAS ID. sssmble.
lysbin Msrsh, III. Mc3"rmsek,
@Jk. Neal, t.tet O.r.WYisht,
H.n Woodruff Pro-
O. r. Wa,enr, OnsA'r. LArKfH WRYcnr, Pr,s'f
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-20
Professional.
2. r.. ERyAN ID. - N0RRisoN.A y
Drs. BRYAN r Morrison,

physicians and Surg ecus. tsaAss their
j. Prsf~.s,ana, services {" the ci'tssns Of
Kusxviiie and siciaity. spoe ~ astse-
iisu given 60 disssses oftbs Evssed bsr:
Onerstiv. and Meehsuisai psatietry do~e
in the host style, and at priess to ssit the
,;p.. Oqi.e nt tie Gisscn Hcuse. NNl
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-08

Even radicalism is growing sick Of carpet
baggery. Ard no wonder. The men whom
the riff raft Of the South has voted into con-
gress are enough to sicken any party. After
taking a good look at them, and at the Hon.
}. Hale Sypher particularly, the Philadel-
phia Inquirer, the most honest Of the radical
journals of that city, says; Let us hope
that Mr.. Sypher will be the las. OF the carpet
baggers. Let US hope, too, that the South
shall be so enfranchised by general amnes
ty that it can select its own people tc
represent it upon the floors of congress
What does the Pennsylvania know of the
political economy of louisiana ? Who can
an alien represent there The interests OF
that state are altogether divergent from
those Of Pennsy lvania, and they should have
al exponent and defender in the councils of
the country thoroughly converean. with
them. Reconstruction will prove the shal.
lowest fraud 10 exietence while citizens of
the north pretend to legislate for those of
the late confederacY.'