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ACard to the Ladies.
DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PILL.

Infallabe in Getting Irregularities, and removing
distractions of the monthly periods 1t over forty
years since these now so we'll known pills were first
brOughf to notice by DR.. DuponcO, Of Paris during
which lime thew have been extensively and success
fully used by some OF the leadiug physicians with
. paralleled success. Ladies in poor hsalt1 either
married or single, suffering from any OF the Com
plants peculiar to females, will find the Duponco
Golden Pills inva liable, viz. General Debility. Head
ache, Faintness, loss OF Appetite Mental Depre SION,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Pain in the Lons,
fearing down Pans, alritati OF the Heart, Re-
tained, Excessive Irregular Painful Menstruaiion
Bush OF Blood to Head, Dizziness Dimness Of sight,
Fatigue on any slight exertion ard PARTICULARLY thai
most annoying weakening aiment. 80 common among
Females, both married and single, the Leucorrhoea
or Whites. Females in every period OF life will
find Dup ncos PiAs remedy to aid nature in the dis
charge of it functions hev invigorate tue eb liza
ted and delicate and by regulating and Strengthening
the system prepares the youthful luton for the
duties OF lite and when taken by those in middle lie
or o9 age hey prove perfect blessing. There is
nothing In the pills that do injury lite or bealth
>afe IN their Grafton perpetual in their happy in
fuences upon the Nerves, q e mind and the entire
organization. D.. HOWE, Proprietor N ~
ALVAH III rTLEFIELD, Boston cent E. States
Ladies by enclosing Si0U by mail will have the
pills sent confidently to any address.
SECS ID BY ALL DRUGGGaTy.
my26d6mO ..I.... ...
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WANTED AGENTS-To sell the OCTAGON
w SEWING MACHINE. 1t is licensed, makes
the ELASTIC Lock stitch" and is warranted for 5
years. Price, $15. All other machines with an
under-feed sold TOR s15 less are intringements.
Address OCTAGON SEWING MACHINE CO., st.
Louis, Mo-, Chicago, H., Pittsburg, Pa. Boston,
Mass. iunl7 3m
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1N3E Procure Tickets by the
Safest Best and Most Reliable Routes
THROUGH TICKETS
From PORTLAND, via BOSTON, to all points in
the WEST, SOUTH AND MORT H. WEST furnish
ed at the lewest ro1es, with choice OF Routes, at
the ONLY UNION TICKET OFFICE
No. 40 IL Exchange Street,
". d. LITTLE & CO., Agents..
Mar A-(ltf
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STE AVE- Frs.
Portland and Kennebec Steamer.

On and alter Tuesday, June
rN 21sf, the
&%S&&lN steamer Ella
-.c-,-swill leave Franklin Wharf
every daeI R Thursday and Saturday, a. A. M.
lot BAN, , minmona, Sardiner, and Augusta and
Returning leave Augusta at s A. NJ. every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday. WY N'
Freight received in Portland MONDAY. wednssdav
and Friday rom to up. NJ.
Fare to Bath. rs cts. Richmond 500; Gardiner
SLIPS; Hallowell 81 40; Augusta, S1.5O
For further particulars apply to JOHN BLAKE.
Agent, Franklin Wharf, jub2hf
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international Steamship Co.
PASSPORT. Calais and st. John,
DlGBY, WINDSOR AND HALIFAX
Spring arrangement.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

On and after THURSDAY
1,rM March sist, the steamer New
n, fnEHN\ Yotk, Capt. Z. b. Winches-
1eEei0.49S> ter and the Steamer New Eno
1900, - land, Capt. E. Field, will leave
Railroad Wharf, loot ct STATE street, every MON
port aud st. John, " SUI Aas'-
Returning will leave st. John and PASSPORT on
connecting at Eastport with Steamer BFIJR
BROWN, tor St Andrews and Calais and WIFI
S n. y. q Z. Railway Tor Woodstock and HouIton
Connecting at st. John with the S,.ar or IA,
rhESS Tor Digby and Annapolis, thence by rail- 40
M'nasOr an ana HALIFAX and with the L. n. A.
' s1 Ee .oL scnediae and Intermediate stations
clock p. NJ. "s un'h 10
.mr23ds1w DIFF r. arrrppS a..
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FOR BOSTON.

49, The new and superior sea going
~.5}M cleaners JOHN BROOKS and
IL DLo6kkIN MONTREAL, having been tilted
Se5zlSS2ez7eeS34IuP at great expense with large
a., number OF beautiful State Rooms
Will run the season as follows:
leaving Atlantic Wharf, Portland at 7 o'elock
snd india Wharf, Boston, every dav at O'clock p.
H. Sundays excspted.)
Deck, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. la
siehttskenss usual.
NAV, ,seo-,.. L. BILLINGS, Agsns.
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desirable Country Seat for Sale.
THE estate of the late DR. John Millken, situated
i in Scarborough, Maine, miles from Portland,
and five from Saco, one and one half miles from Old
Orchard Beach, and one-half mi from the West
Scarborough Station ON the r. S. s. P. Railroad.
1t contains about one hundred acres OF land. cuts
thirty tons OF hay and is well stocked with choice
fruit trees. The buildings consist Of a large
thoroughly built two story brick house, good barn.
stream OF water flows through the farm, with TALL
OF more than lorty feet, affordiEg good mill privi-
On account OF les proximity to good markets. and
also TO of the finest beaches in New EOgland, it
offers rare opportunity o any wishing to pur-
is much less thon the cost Of the buidlugs APP
ply the subscriber at 292 Commercial street, Port
land, or No. Springs Island, Saco, Me
jun24d&wtf JOSEPH HOBSON.
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Maine Steamship Company
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
'Semt.Weelxly IAineI

Ii, On and after the 18th inst the Bne
E7&& Steamer Dirgo and Franconia, will
IRE,A& until further notice, run follows;
Leave Calls Wharf, Portland, every
MONDAY and I'll URSDAY, at 6P. M, and leave
Pier 80 +. II. New York, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY, at L. Nj.
The Drigo and Franconia are fitted mn with fns
accommodations TOT passengers, making this the
most nyenenf and comfortable route tor travellers
between New York nd Maine.
Passage In State Room s.. Cabin Passage a.,
Goo s torwsrde5 to and from Montreal, Quebec,
Ham *. 81. John, and all psrts of Maine. Slippers
TO send their freight to the Steamers
as early as p N, on the days they leave Portland
For freight or passage apply to
HENRY FOX, Calls Wharf, Portland.
J: r. AMES, Pier SO Il. r. New York.
May edit
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MISCELLANEOUS,
THE ..
University Medicines.
THE THAUMATURGlCAL REMeDIALS.

THE THAUMATURGlCAL REMeD1ALS.
The Greatest Success of the Age.
26,sa3 Cures in eight months of
Catarrh, Heart Diseases, Consumption, Kidney Az
fections Bronchils, Blood Maiades kheuma-
tlsm, Womb Complaints, Neuralgia, Liver
mes, Nervous Debili y, Dyspepsia,
Female Diseases, heanache,
Fever and Ague Nervous
ness ssth Sc. vi'us o,d Dance,
Weakness,
Epilepsy, Impaired Memory, Tumors, Ulcers,
EtuptioEs, Piles, Exhaustng Drain
on System.
THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
are not patent medicines but the favorie prescrip-
lions tf tine New York Medical University an in
c0Iporated Institution the State and are preuared
Incohs9nance Win Inc views OF number OF dstin-
guished living American practitioners, who believe
mat the time is come when edu at.d pbyslcans
should arise and make decisive effort 10 overthrow
the misunderstanding stem of quackery pre- vail
ing IN every town and city, ana substitute scientific
resp hsibie remedials-made in acc rdapce with the
principles or Medical Cbemistry-fn place OF the
worthless or dai gerous patent medicines flooding
the country.
discovered chemical process by which thew acuuire
afei,aolty, effiracy and mastery power hitherto
unknown to medicine. We are daily receiving LET
ters from every part OF the county, from patients
anu physicians. recording the astourd ding cures
pertO' med by thee remedies MANY of these cases
mad been conslderea beyond the power OF cure
lheIe never has been success like this system of
medicines. TIE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES are
Today sweeping the country from Maine to Mexico
becoming the lead ng He ilth Restorati es and ran
my supers ding he old poisous nostrums and Dail-
seous drugs. and their sale is becoming enormous
nnsy are now resular, prescribed by neatly 1,5CO
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Dickens Works
In their Most Complete Form

re tI tI Of Master Humphreys C7och. 1or
gbe; t, ~ hmneraco 6y Hurd Houghton mnkes
y. ,u oSe complete ones IN the market
MAsT+R HUMPHREYS CL0CK
consists of The chapters originally connaa.
the sod CuriOsi y Shop and s.Barnahv gu with
and is now reprint ed for the frst time m AMuge,
nor can IL be obtained in any of The current EnoisS
edltlons. In these chapters, Mr. Pickwick rear
pears, as do also MT. Weller his SON tIe
San, and thlrd Weller son of Sam. an enitnroa -
MS grandfather. In this volume also appears a VI
General Index of Charscte,. a.a ,l.
Appearances, eA
made expressly for Hurd g. Houghton,s ed;t;o,s
more IMAM eighty pages iong, and enabling one az
once 70 nnu as IN directory, the name anu place of
added an ~ 'nls ~
"A" muck OF Ficiitious Places, Familiar
Sayings, etc.,
rendering Hurd & Houghton's editions tboro,,o1,,
1WWS"eo; oqd me only complete ones in the mar
Hee' me indexes nere compiled acith orcof
care ene, Sy s Mr. " y, a, Wheeter. Tie Sea
Nno.0" edt'or or Webster's Dictionary.
1. Hiobe Edition, in IA vols, 12mo., contain.
S1.50 a volume. anu "oert'
ii Riverside Edition, in 27 vols. crown svo
containing all he illustrations by Darley and en-
CsrI, and those by the celebrated English artists
s91g Ky Phz, etc., from new Steel plates
III. Hou.ehoId Edition, in "a vols 1cmo
n i ~ an the illustrations by Darley and G
~. Large Paper ES,.; =.
arge paper, with all the ilustrais ~ o. Vols, ovo,
side edition. proof impress SnS, IN tne River
at $500 a volume. eoia to Subscribers
n. b. The Mystery of Edwin Drood ,.
oea 10 ssc1 set Immediately on its completion NC ad-
Vertsed price, by the publishers, VI ad-
HHRn r.
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49, A two and one.half story brick dwelling
1T: house in the western part of the city. on the
sX line OF the street cars, thoroughly finished,
heated with furnace, and supplied with an album
dance of hard and soft water. The lot contains
nearly 1000 feet If the purchaser desires it. large
part OF the price may remain term of years on
mortgage. Apply to w. H. JERKS, l
ap19dtt CahOOn Block next East of Civ Hail. p
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For the Islands.
.sT-A The Steamer GnzeIle will com
.E1fsssszss:szzZ1E mence her trips to
Peaks and Cushing's Islands,
MONDAY. JUNE 18th.

Running as follows until further notice:
Leave Custom House Wharf, foot Of Pearl ST. for
Peaks and tnshing's Islands at and 10 1-2 A. NJ.
and and 3 IL p. M.
Returning. leave Cushins's Island for Portland at
$50 A. NJ. and 2.3O p. NJ.
Leave Cus,ings island, touching at Peaks Island,
lib A. M and 5.l5 p. NJ.
UTickets down and back 25 cents. Children Is
cents. iu,0iS
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House and Land for Sale.
FOR, SALE

TINE subscriber offers sale. the brick house No.
1 40 Deering street. Also seyera desirable iots
opposite. CHARLES PAfSoS'
June 6, 1870. Jun6u
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Made OF poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits, and
please the taste called 'sTonics "RestoIers APP
petizeIs," &c. that lead the tppler on to drunken
the Native Roots and Herbs OF California free from
aM Alcoholic Stimnlants. they are the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER AND LiFE-GIVING PRIN-
CIPLE. perfect Renovator and IlUgorator OF the
Syst. m, carrying of all poisonous matter, and
storing the blood to a be altby condition. Noperson
can take these BitteIs according to directions and
durable case, providing the bones not destroyed
by mineral posons or other means, and the vital
WALK Err, Proprietor. r. II. MoDON alb & CO.,
Druggists and General Agents, San Francisco, Cal.
and 80 and 81 Commerce St., N. Y. SOLD BY ALL
DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. tun25-4w
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For Sale or to Let.

ONE seven octave Chickering Piano Forte En-
Portland, June q, 1870. jun27'1w
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Geo. II. Davis < Co.'s
BULLETIN.

BUILDING LOTS for sale in all parts of the civ
~ from 10 cents TO SI.5oper foot. je22eod2w
&HO0n WILL buy new TWO and one hal.
qpfOOO story house, rooms, gas, hard
and Soft water, and garden lot Bramhau street,
Terms easy. je22eod2w
EOk SALE Al A BARGAIN. A two and one
l. halt story residence, within four m inutes' walk
OF VI Hail, ssuaed on one of the most beautiful
streets in the city Fourteen rooms arranged for two
flmiies gas hard and soft water up stairs and down
cemented cellar, good cistern, &c, Lot 4OxSU. Price
$4,000. Terms easy. ie22eod2w
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Horses tor Sale.
TEN Eastern Horses just received at Plum stree,
stable. These horses are young and sound, suit
able for Carriage Horses and will be sold low.
june 29d1W*
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Two Good Lots for Sale.

DURSUANT 10 license from the Judge of Pro-
L bate Tor Cumberland County, the undersigned
offers at private sale, the lot OF land located on the
eastery side of India street, between the Universal
ist Church and the new Ward roem the same heinz
the estaih of the late Mary Robinson Said lot IS
elghtyteet front and the same in depth
WM. II. JERKS, Admir-, de bonis non,
fortRhd, June 70, 1870. jun24eod3w*
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For Sale or Lease.
Brick House for Sale.

A LOT ofland on Cross street. Enquire of EDWARD
"A Howe No. "a Dantorth street, or OF II. j. Libby
No. l46 Middle street. mayt4dtf
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REAL ESTATE.
HOUSE on Wiuter street for Sale,

House On winter SCreet lOf sale,
DETwEEN Spring and Pine Streets, good two
ID story house containing ten finished rooms, gas
throughout, excellent spring water, brick cisern
and furnace; large lot and stable Win be sold on
favorable terms.
Apply to W. H. JERKS, Real Estate Agent.
iun2A4lw
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THE valuable property No. go Cumberland Street.
Said property consists of a two story house. fin
ised throughout, aiming tceD rooms plenty of
closet and pantry room; well arranged tor ami-
lies, with p MY of hard and soft water both up and
down sas; gas throughout; large sable and plen-
ty o. room r wood and coal. ThelOt IS ieet 'front.'
and running back 81 eet from the street. 1his is
verv desirable residence. being pleasantly aud CEN
trally located. and in an excellent neghborhood.-
The house is in excellent repair and is first class in
every respect. PART of the purchase money can re-
main on mortgage tor a term Of years. For further
particulars enquire of
G. W. PARKER g. CO.,
Aucfioneers, No 40 Exchange Street.
Nov 10 1874 DIR
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-06


DR.. MORRIs'S LECTURE here last
Thursday evening, on "Jefusalem
and the Holy Land" was one of the
best, most instructive and enter
tanning that we ever had the
pleasure of hearing. The DIR. is
a cultivated, intelligent gentleman
not less than a careful observer; and
his Lecture, though of course not ex-
haustive, was exceedingly we'll Sc
lected and generalized, and delivered
in manner alas! too uncommon in
our Western regions. We would
most earnestly recommend that no
opportunity of hearing this Lecture
should on any account be neglected.
We have, as have most other per-
sons, read not little in regard to
the subject; but the Dr's Lecture
gave us far better and more compre.
hensive ideas Of the Holy Land than
we ever had before.
We understand that DIR. Morris
proposes to return here in the course
Of two or three weeks, if he can SC
arrange matters, and address thu
Sunday Schools Of the city. IL oul
people are so fortunate as to secure
this Address, due announcement will
be made hereafter.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-06

A MURDERER AT LARGE.-On
Tuesday last two men passed through
Knoxville in search Of one Hiram
Phearson, or Pearson, who murdered
Mr.. G. Short, Farmer, in the north
east part of Clarke County, one week
ago Tuesday. There had been dis
pute between Short and Phearson,
resulting in fight, In which Phearson
stabbed Short frightfully in the bow
els; causing his death. Phearson was
Immediately arrested, but escaped the
next day. He has been traced as fa'
as Newborn, this County, and seems
TO have been tending northeastward
He Is described as man about x
years old, about 8 feet 0 or 10 inches
high, rather spare built, with brown
hair, mustache and goatee, right eye
considerably bruised, bridge of his
nose broken, and fingers Of right hant
badly bitten. His purslers are evi
IDENTIFY determined TO follow him like
Fate.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-06


THB MUSICAL CONVENTION held
here last week was decidedly success
full. On account of the holding of the
Institute here at the same time, the
attendance was comparatively small;
but the public turned out generously
to the Concerts; and the final settle
ment of accounts showed small bal
ance in the Treasury of the Associa-
ton. And the Convention has done
good. 1t was evident that, beyond
the actual instruction received by the
singers, there has been perccptible
degree OF Musical Taste induced and
interest awakened among the people
generally. This is good seed, we hope
on good ground. May it bring forth
an hundred fold! The County Mu-
steal Association may pow fairly, we
think, be considered permanent
body, and its Conventions be looked
for annually with confidence. The
next one, if circumstances are reason
ably favorable, will undoubtedly be
much larger and better than this last,
for several reasons. Let us hope that
Hamilton, Newbern, Co
lumbia, Gosport. Attica, Pleasantville,
Red Rock, Otlcy, and all other local
tiles in the County may then be fairly
Official Report Of
the Convention appears elsewhere in
this paper.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-06

DIED, on Saturday morning, LIST
inst, OF Consumption, at his Temporal
nv residence mile west of Knoxville,
Mr.. SAMUEL STEWART, aged about 4?
years.
Mr.. S. had been q resident OF this
County for the fast IA or Is years, ana
one of our most respected citizens.
He was member OF the L. p. Church
of Knoxville. He leaves a wife ana
one daughter, with whom our COM
muniiy will fully sympathize in their
affsicsion.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-06
u
Resolution OF City Council.

Resolved, By the city Council Of the
CITY Of KnorviHe, State OF Io'gd, an
duty of the owners of Lots 5, 8, 7 and
in Block l8, and Lots 8, 6and in
Block Is, to construct a Sidewalk in
accordance with the Laws.of the City,
in front and on the south side of said
Lots. Also il shall be the duty of the
owners of the north one-third of Lot 6
and Lots 7 and s in Block 5, and Lots
/. and 4 in Block Is, to to construct
a sidewalk in accordance with the
Laws OF the City in front and on the
north side Of said Lots; said Side
walks to be constructed within ten
days after published notice, and shall
be of good merchant pine or white
oak; to be 81 feet wide with 8 string
ers. 2x4 inches, under the same.
Witness my hand this 4th day Of
January, 1870. III. ~ Z, 70
CSi) w. r. RIGG, Recorder.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-06

VARIOUS ITEMs--Esq. Roberts, Of
Summit Tp., kindly gives us some
items of news from his vicinity:
Mr.. Schoonover accidentally cut his
foot quite badly one day last week,
while chopping on log in the woods.
On the same day, George Roberts,
son OF Esq. r., mashed one of his
fingers in coal bank where he was
working.
Last Friday, while men were at
work raising the smoke-stack of the
new FIGURING Mill at Otley, 1t fell
down and broke into three pieces,
thus delaying work considerably.
The Mill is being finished Off excel
lent style, trim and neat.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-06

ANNUAL MEETING OF OLD SET
Tiers AssocIATIoN.-The Associa-
ton met at the Court House, Knox
vile, Jan. Sd, 1s70-Pres't Durham
i'm the Chair. Proceeded to election
of officers for the ensuing year, which
resulted in the choice of d. L. Dur
ham as President, G. T. Clark Vice
President, A. d. Miller Treasurer,
B. F. Williams Secretary, and Z. A..
Barker, Jos. Brobst and &. 7. Clark
Procurat0rs. ag
A Committee was appointed, con-
sisting of II. II. Watts, b. +. Will
liams and 4. A.. Barker, to revise
the Constitution of the Association,
and report at next meeting.
A letter, from VIM. Donnel, was
read, requesting aid in procuring
material-biographical sketches, an
ecdotes and facts illustrative of pion-
Ger life in our County-for his Histo-
~ vi hdIlOH OouHVJ ,hoW pASPttiAhS1
and b. f. Williams, +. A. Barker
and r. r. Watts were appointed for
this purpose.
1t was resolved that the Associa-
ton celebrate the Goth anniversary
of the settlement of the County, at
the Court House in Knoxville, on
the I'd day Of May next, by Picnic,
in which the families of members are
cordially invited to participate; and
the following personswere appointed
a Committee to make arrangements
for the same, VIC. w. Harsin, OF
Clay Township; r. Kirton, Dallas;
r.. Gustin, Franklin; M. M. Mark, In
diana; Joseph Brobst, John Conrey,
r.. r. Watts, J. H. Funk, Josiah
Brobst, F. A. Barker, Knoxville;
VIM. II. Brobst, Liberty; w. Nos
saman, Lake Prairie; j. S. Everett,
Polk, b. F.. Brous, Perry; G. p. Lo-
gan, Pleasant Grove; J. Kinard, Red
Rock; ID. Hunt, Swan; s. S. Roberts,
Summit; s. Teter, Union; A. Pear
son, Washington.
d. II. DURHAM, Pres't.
IL RApKEp Sac,v
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-06

NEW ScHooL-HoUsE.-The new
School-house in District 8 Of Red
Rock Townships anew frame build
ing, 24x3O feet, with belfry, shutters,
&C. It cost 81, 500. Mr.. G.sS. Smith
is now teaching the School in it, at .
salary of $sas per month for three
months term, beginning on the 18th
ult..-We like to note all the new
School.houses. Send us word about
them, friends.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-06

EMs.-Mr. II. c.. Bates, Of Knox
vile. now ON visit to Southern
Kansas, has reached oswego, and is
highly pleased with the country. The
different gentlemen who have removed
there from this place are well and
and prospecting. Young Shira,
wlose accidental injury from gum
shot was mentioned some time since,
Is recovering rapidly. James r.
Reed has sold his Blacksmith Shop In
Knoxville TO H. Hildebrand. - These
items from this weeks Democrat.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-06

CORONER Marion County has a
Coroner, at last. Esq. Wikle, OF Red
Rock, Coroner elect, qualified last
Tuesday, and il now prepared for any
official duties that may come before
him.--The other County officers re-
main as last year, either from contin-
uance or reelection. May the pres
emit Terms of all prove pleasant to
them and fully satisfactory to the
people!
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-06

PRoTRACTED MEETING.--Rev.N N. j..
Hodges, assisted by Rev. b. +. Will
Jams, Of the NJ. Il. Church, has been
conducting a Protracted Meeting at
the Huffman School-housc, southeast
of Knoxville. Much interest is mani
tested; and sixteen persons, mostly
heads of families, have united with
the Church. Rev. Mr.. II. remarks
that he never saw so good attention
and behavior generally at any other
meeting. The services were adjourned
last Sunday, to begin again this
Thursday evening.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-06

DECIDEDLY REPUBLICAN.-Mr j.
NJ. Rand, Teacher of the Public School
in Hamilton, this County, casually
mentioned to us the other day that
that there were ~ pupils in the
School, of whom oil but two have Re-
publican parents. One Of the excep-
sions is Democrat, and the other is
counted as doubtful" Well swing
our hat for Hamilton on politics, every
time.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-06

any DEAR said a loving husband
to his better moiety one day, II am
much pleased to see that our expenses
for this last month have been fifty
per cent. smaller than ever before. ]
must compliment your good manage
ment.u "Why, John" she answered,
"its been just II month now since ]
commenced buying all our Groceries
at Rockafellow's, on the east side OF
the Square,