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HowEs & MACY Bankers the same as an incorpo.
rated bank, No. 80 Wall-st., New-YOrk. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DEsTRoUs of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money, and having it at all times subject
check on demand can do so by depositing with this
Banking House, which allows Interest on the entro
daily balances at the rate of per cent per
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world, with
immediate returns, at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE of Stocks, Bonds.
or Gold promptly executed.
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OFFICE DEPor QrARrERNAsIxE,
JEFFERsoSyILLR, IND.. July lj 1870.
WORCESTERSHIRE HRQpQS AL s In DIN.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY PROPOSALS in du-
pirate s be receive at this Office until J0th day Of Au
gust 1870 Tor the manufacture thousand Common Tents
and one thousand 0"0 Wall Tents and Flies less without
poles or pins from material Except sewing twn furnished By the
vile, Indiana.
The Tent when completed will delivered at the same place
sp%ct0n.
The night to reject all bids regarded isadyantageous
served by the Government
Bidders are invited Ia be present at the opening
Proposals BE- addressed
Proposals for tie Manufacture OF Tents.
the Qulrems Ofr Chicago H. ST Iou Mo New.Yok,
u. &. $500 " -H''''
By order Of Quar;ernAster General
{. WOlT.
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IIhOl OSAIN TOh tOAI.-ScaIcu PROPOSALS
Il Tor ~ tuuS 81 LAtkANANNA ANTHRACITE COAE
received a. ihe ofce OF the Surgeon charge
Naval Hospital Brooliln until the l0tl day AUGUST 1870
The coal to be Of size Suitable
y each aud even tn 10 he o 220 POUNDS
Of coal 20 b. delivered and ,tose IN She place assigned hospital
premises ~ .eh me Or times - NAV be hereafter gnatd
No proposal viii be considered unless accom- b satisfactory
guarantee. signed by "a least two responsible parties
The sou'r'ct 20 be- Awarded tie lowest r,-poue bidder; the bids
t. be submitted hy the Undersigned TO the Bupiu Mel Surgery
NAVY Department, of approval
3. JACKNON. snr,rn, I-rlc.l st.te. M,
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49, Ir M 80 D ~, IHIND D''II'I UIrA,'-y
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate will he
- rce,ei n tbs oacr and 81 tie pos Ol,erasr of
fOrt Macon North Carolina, n octk on sanr t -r OF
August l' TO- the cree, on OF Post Ho iial Moon
Tie building 10 g auo aud constructed D
add specifications fshc h' de- SlI,onrnr rtri states Army
which be c M add H tie e Ql4rt.raast.r
Of Fou Msc1. y. e.
Bah p'oh mu' Re accompanied b. .4lceut guarantee
the tIs ~ she PROPOSE, 'le tIef or bidder,
enter irto contract for tAc erection OF the ...ul.
Th- Qaaelssers Deparnel. The light 10 s,ct trf
tll bHs
Any additional Information desire, 10y parties ai,hiug bd Do,
furnished a0u o. th Office tn ofsr of
master. Fpt Ma un, \. &. HENRY e. HOnOE-.
Lieut. Col and A. Chief
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CoPPEE-Ro fair demand ard selling h rcs; sales go
test and l5 bag Saos per Sud Java h4s been 'ey much
day were about ID dss but have asS eo1e a..
Sa oH o o ane ons soss 1 .O az lae'on
Aubemi private sale Is 2 Java balance Of the Aa5Gras cargo
6ASDLEsThe market for all kind continues doll aai prce, ara
without special change quotes Adamanne az bc Spca d3,
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Western and State Flour
irregular Fresh Ground ner and in fair demand
port under favorable Europe which stimulate the inquiry.
brand. are but aa TS & doing 5a rrsoa os S& f %
Including u the sales cO bsl' Round Hoop Western s. tho
Sour g IS or! Ind ~ sq2 IS sOase
sse la brandt va % oSa E. ss 5 5 Ss IS
Te.n slipping ,Os and isP lss 50
'G %ht to f22Gs sa! a 60 SGq Ioa s' sa $
Iowa Ext LOUIS, poqle Eli SSS Is
Ohio and Mchsn 55a s. Genssc B5tra 5rsrt $50 20
southern Flour is hnn and in Moderate demau the arr 90
Bait. Alex, GEORGETOWN mixed to gooi Sup IS sos
Bait. Alex and Gergeown Extra and Family. 7Od 20
Preerekshurs amt Peersburg Coantry So IS
Brand % , 1 v eo@ IS
Rye Flour is iar ve aud very drn the supply light the sales
wesier'. csa sc 10 State and Psnay,ana se isa 90 O.
Com Meal quiet bat trn The sales 1870 hhs WsquOs.
Corn Meal Te.sa ga % Corn Bs s'i 20 % 90
FEArHEES-ws qao,e at iSga5S for Live Geese new Fair
81 51 81 S "a r. At 81 is!S So So n co. gP9 e 10 -
FREGTs ay les, active. hut rate. continue the
To London 3OO bills II Flour, sail at is as 81
don, sal. private
GRAlNThe Wheat mse;s fairly aye and qushtes
H. e. better Whoa. better and IN demand. vi
maud Mes request for mailing CHER
for Amber; thr $4,000 bush, ~ esd ~ Rejected
Spring ~ pa 81 % Tor No. Chicago Spring s; II l4Gs 20
tr No Chicago Sprug ~ 3oG 81 % Tor No ake I'll St
Tor Aoice Racine; he'd Western; s.0fl , for Am
her do store ,nl ~ 3ja 81 " So for Amter
81 % for White k;ucly; 81 White Tennessee AMI II %
Aw,rr do. Barrie. inactive and harley MAI
j. hrm ant IN mc ne upply sales OF llJo u,h. Cholcv
s' are 20 o bua at iaoc for White Ohio cs sad asosti
western II 3't0'.c state q bia6Jc Jtr,y aud AZ $50
tc anil P1us au rrlay 61c. aaoat Cora den aa lower,
clnk tome with mere o. spring. the sales 6te0 bush Al saSc-
or Damp aud luouli Ncftr Yellow ~ VSdsl io and New
MiNcl AZ 9l. ~ SlU
Ht NNEh at Without particular change tn dnfnd continues
on mos we quote 50 2d-3 fog Bags, su sldjc for Cloth
inc demand continues only moderate AMI the narAci - steady
Ne quote At eudt. Ior shipping, VI p & ketsl lot>
Long ke straw selling $Ia ~ IS aud do short VI.
IN. narsrt Tor all descriptions dal Asns NAV b
oaoied noaApany al tlle, gold
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Local and Miscellaneous.
ADVANCE PAYMENT.

To THE PuBLIC:-It is hereby
agreed between Better Bros, Pub
fishers OF the Pella Blade, Sperry d
Barker. Publishers of the IOWd tofcr,
and j. l.. Mccormack, Publisher OF
the Marion County Ucn,Ocrdt, that all
Of the said Papers adopt the Advance
PAYMENT system for Subscriptions,
and adhere to it strictly, as hereinafter
specified, viz: -
After this date Of February 9, 1870,
no new Subscription shall be received
or entered, for either paper, unless
accompanied by payment in advance
for the full time for which II -
entered.
On June LIST, 1870, all Subscriptions,
for each Of said Papers, on which all
arrearages have not been paid up and
advance payment made, shall be dis
continues; and thereafter the Advance
Payment system for Subscriptions
shall be strictly adhered to, by all OF
the said Papers, without exception.
Advance payments may be received
for as long or as short times as patrons
NAV desire, whether for year or for
any part OF year; but in all eases the
papers shall he discontinued so soon as
the payment expires.
This Agreement does not preclude
either Publisher from accepting any
other than cash payment on Subscrip-
ton, provided only that it Is in adj
vance. -
And to the strict carrying out of this
agreement, each of the undersigned
is hereby pledged in honor to the
others and to the Public.
Our reasons are, briefiy:-That all
our expenses for Paper, Ink, Hired
Help and Rent must be paid currently
in cash; and that ample experience
has demonstrated the Advance Pay
ment system to be better, safer, and
more economical, not only for the
Publishers but really also for their
patrons; and as well for County papers
us for others.
And upon this basis we confidently
solicit from the intelligent and fair
minded Public that support and en-
enlargement which their Local Press
will still strive to deserve and may
reasonably expect.
This Agreement to be published
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-24
REMEMBER the City Registration

REMEMBER the City Registration
meeting at the Mayors Office next
Monday. IT. you are not sure thatyou
are duly registered, if you know of
any qualified elector in the City who
is not duly registered, then is the time
and there is the placeto have all made
right. The City election comes on the
Monday following, when we have
Mayor, Recorder, Marshal, Treasurer
and six Aldermen to elect.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-24

THE EPIDEMIC, Capillary BrOn-
chitis, which we mentioned as affiict.
ing the children in the region around
Durham's Ferry, did not lose its hold
till it had taken away two more of the
little sufferers. Mr.. David Milier's
child, about 4 years old, died of 1t on
the night of the 18th inst; and Mr.. p.
p. Hopson's child, aged about IA
months, died from the same cause on
the night of the 18th. All the chill.
dren in that vicinity have been affiict.
ed with this disease; but at our latest
word they were recovering.
James Chrisman has moved into his
new house, l6x26, II stories, on his
new place just in the edge of Clay
Township.
Mr.. David Miller is going to put up
new frame Westinghouse, com.
mcncing in May.
Mr.. Robert Hindman, whose house
was destroyed by. fire as mentioned
three or four weeks ago, has begun
the building of a new frame house,
l6xoG, II stories, and will put it up as
soon as possible.
For these items we have to thank
our old comrade James Chrisman, OF
whose prosperity we are glad to hear.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-24

A COW. in Pella was drowned in q
hogshead, few days ngo! The hogs
head had been sunk in the ground,
filed with swill. The COW tried to
drink, and slipped in, heels over APP
petite, and couldn't get out again.
Messrs. Snow & Huber shipped 14o,
600 dozen of eggs from Pella in 1863,
and IL 1926 dozens this year SO far.
Harry Evans received $210 in gold
last week, from customers at his Auc-
ton in Pella. ad Fe r1Ea4 gai
All of which we learn from the
sprightly Blade.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-24

OvER-THE-RIvER ITEMS, - The
Methodists I'm Pella have sold their
Church building to the Fourth Re-
formed society, for So $50, and will
build another one during the present
year.
A HOllander named John Hoffman
dropped dead from apoplexy, without
premonition, on Wednesday morning
of last week. s-@DV
Prof, Cotton's recent Concert in
Pella had . full house, and all went
offin the best style. lsIa g9
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-24

Periodicals. The followingmonth-
ly publications, among others on our
table, have not been mentioned In
these columns for some time. We
make amends now, commencing each
for excellence in its special line:
THE LADIES REPOSITORY, now in
its 30th volume, is one OF the most
beautiful magazines issued. It's fine
steel engravings are famous; and any
thing in its pages may safely be COM
mended in advance. Terms, So 30 per
year. This magazine, and the Golden
Hours, a fine illustrated monthly for
children, are published by Hitchcock
& Walden, Cincinnati. All travelling
NJ. f. preachers are duly authorized
agents.
PETERsoN's MAGAZINE is one of the
ladies' favorites, with its music, fash
templates, engravings, patterns, sto-
ries, &c. 1t claims to be the cheapest
nlakdZjUc tAls
50 a pear; and generous rates are Of
fered for clubs. Address Charles j..
Peterson, Publisher, 3OG Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia.
THE MUSICAL INDEPENDENT, OF
Chicago, is large, handsome, able,
well-filled andvaluable musical month
~, which we value highly. 1t Is not
a mere advertising concern, but Il mag
azine with spirit and purpose. Tryit.
Published by Lyon and Healy, Chica'
go, at 50 year. Hingle copies Is cts.
The PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL,
published by s. II. Wells, $50 Broad
way, New York, is one Of the standard
bearers of Reform, and manifests vi
tally worthy of its aims. It's elegant
pages TEEN with reading matter valu-
able for all, whether believers in Phren-
ology or not. Send for sample num-
Der, at least.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-24

DISTRICT COURT adjourned last Fri
day. The term was dry one, involv-
ing little of general interest.
The "Star Spangled Banner" case,
from Warren County, about which
there was an item I'm this paper some
weeks ago, was continued to Novem-
Der term.
In the case of State VIZ. Mallory, for
the killing Of Brown some months ago,
bill was returned against Mallory for
murder in the LIST degree, and the venue
was changed to Jasper County, where
the case is set for the 4th of next
month.
Divorces were granted in the cases
of Slot VS.. Slot, Bower VS.. Bower,
Harris VS.. Harris and Brown vs.
Brown. The cases of Mallory VS.. Ma
Iony, and Esterbrook vs. Esterbrook,
for divorce, were continued.
The case Of Reynolds VS.. Hindman
and lowry, for damages from unlocked
tumbling-rod Of neutrality-suspicious.,
was transferred to Circuit Court.
We observe that judgment was
rendered for plaintiff in several suits
of the A. X. & d. r. r. Co. against
non-paying Stockholders.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-24

ITEMs.-Mr. Adam Work, 5 miles
west of Knoxvsllc, has broken and
fenced 900 acres of prairie in the last
four years, besides making other per-
manent improvements.
About 25 young men and women
have been converted during the revi-
val now in progress at Coal Ridge
Sehooi-house, Polk Up.
A young man named Mains q few
days ago shot and killed two bald
eagles, in grove four miles northeast
of Bennington.
Mr.. James Yearns, four miles north
Of Red Rock, has sold his farm Of AZ
acres to Mr.. Peter Rice, for So, 400.
Messrs. J. w. Reynolds, Thomas
Dear, David Vincent and Frank Noft-
skier are preparing to improve various
amounts of new land, ranging from AZ
to 100 acres, in Franklin Township,
this Spring.
The storm of last week Tuesday blew
down the smoke-stack of King 4 Co.'S
saw-mill on Whitebreast creek, about
ten miles west Of town, causing con-
siderable damage.
The old School Board of Knoxville
(of which the editor of the Democrat
was Secretary held meeting on the
evening of the 10th inst. The Treas
urer's Report showed S3s3l Is received
by Teachers Fund, and S2s97 80 paid
out of said fund during the year.
S6l3 30 received by School-house Fund,
and $500 % paid out OF same Fund
during the year. On motion, the sal
airy of Mr.. Clark was increased SO per
month for the full term for which he
has been engaged as a Teacher.
These items are gathered from this
weeks Democrat.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-24
FIGURING AlILL
Timber for Sale!

T HAVE FOR SALE - Acres Of Good
l Timber. to wit: 8. 3. of N. +. SEQ. ~
TT. ~ Range 10, lying half mile south Of the
Marysvills Saw Mill.
TERMS, SIS per acre; one half down, and
balance in one year. IT,. ANDERSON.
Knoxville. Iowa, May 4th. so. 247tf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-24

Wishing to change and increase my
ADVERTISING, provided 1t will suit
those who have placed their property
with me for sale, and others who
may wish to do SO, / would hereby
request all who have real. ESTATE
that they wish to sell, ,rhether no,c IN
n,y hands or not, to give me a call rs
soon as convenient, so that can
make the necessary arrangements.
BY so doing you will oblige
Respectfully, Yours,
T.. F. SPERRY.
y. B.-If you cannot come In per-
son, write to me. Think | can make
it to the advantage of all to leave
their property with me for sale, as
the advertising will be free of cost to
owners.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-29
A magnificent Crop.

We have received from Mr.. B. Gibson,
manager of the Orange Grove plantation, a
sample of This years sugar, Than which, no
finer specimen of white sugar, has ever been
produced in these parishes. And this is no,
only our opinion. hn, a'sn tina, Of the Con.
naissenrs of the New Orleans Market. But i,
is not by the quality and beauty of tie sugar
solely, that Mr.. Gibson has proved his skill
and intelligence; for, with a very limited
body Of laborers, he has pro''nred abon, 500
hogs'"ads of sugar on a plantation Of not more
than five arpents front.
With active, intelligent men, having a RICH,
understanding Of our industrial wants, the
county is not yet lost.
Radica'ism tcvil though i, be in every sense)
can not Conntctacl the combined influence of
skill, industry and intelligence.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-29

The executive, INSTRUCTED the administration,
and boosted that they wouid dismember the
Union, trample on the Constitution, aud
devas'ate the country with fire and sword 10
propagate their iniqnitous ragsnisms!
1t must be remembered that the speeches
Of the political parsons and other leaders of.
Northern tana,icism, containing these abomin.
able sentiments, were scattered broad.cus,
over the land, and had, among OTHER other
aims, that of harassing the South to the point
OF desperation. Unfortunately, their nefarious
scheming succeeded; and so, little BY little.
New England moral IDEAS cermina,el, and
ripened a, last into the horrors of a war which
all honest people, North aud South, dep'ore;
but whose origin, impartial history will here.
after most certainly locate in the land of
Puri'anical iniqni,ies!
Onr promises are redeemed. The invasion
OF The Son'h was an unjust invasion. The
blame of the late war, does not attach, as the
Radicals pretend, to the people of the South.
Puritans aud Radicals conceived and bronch,
ii forth. 1t was their omn, and they know it:
tor see how they cling TO The spoils with a
fsnac''y that seems 10 say, "V is our po,k and
he pratt Mnst be ours foo." dis any ono 50
simple as 10 think t),at we.-re. who measure
every thing by the dollar standard, would
aci,ate and preach, and i.h, for any hing int
the dol'ar-THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR? Pas 81
bee -
We perceive by the accounts they give Of
themselves, That the ri,iian-Raiical-Ne New
Mnral-IJea race of New Epn,and il iv;n,
ont. We naturally rccnr to The fate of Sodoin
and Gomarrah, and exclaim sub roce:-
"pom'ni %es''erra ct p|eniludo ejns," Sit nomen
Domiai benedictum! -
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-29
commercial.

- Mons arpelons fs,tcntion dc nos l~cctenrs sur
Iaris de NJ. NJ Horirr, Peterson ct Te,ner,
public dams note Journal.
I.enr maison. la premiere dams son genre \ Ia
Nou"elle'orlcans, est trop avaniageuscment CONNIE
des Lonisianais pour q tune rtclamc de no,re par,
soft ntccssaire.
NJ Henry subra, no.rc co.paroissien, homme
ac'if' intelligent ct digne. qui y appar,ient, est unc
recommendation de pins pour nous.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-29

well received. And now I must express my
own great pleasure at these marks Of success,
which with ths mild but saIu,ary discipline
for which the Matist Fathers are remarkable,
can not fail TO make this Institution one Of the
first in the United States.
Hoping tina, I have no, trespassed too much
on your columns,
i remain, Mr.. Editor,
c. K.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-29
OUR PRINCIPLES.

Republic Of Order. Honesty and Justice.
Universal ..6roge, ercept for ou.lar. and
uagabonds.
CiOic alliance Of the ,cAite and colored
L~ouisianians.
Education for all.
No@more political Carpet bagger., no,
useless rocdies in Louisiana.
Political Equality Of naturali.ed and
American. born citizens.
Protection ertended to laborious i'm
migrants.
Respect for the lao.
We ,rW erah the hosest man 10 office and
reject he dishoness.
Louissana must be ruled By Honesty and
Intelligence.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-29
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

The partnership heretofore existing between
the unferSl -nri, nnler the style Of Landry &
Bourgeois, Is by mutual conscn, dissolved from
This date.
N. 5. Landry is charged with the liquidation
Of the firm.
N. S. LANDRY,
"". j. A. BOURGEOIS.
Parish Of St. James 10 January 1870.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-29
ST. LOUIS HOME JOURNAL.

We would advise al nnr friend. 10 subscribe
for the ST. Louis HONE JOURNAL. The pro.
prie'ors have secured Tie services ,f MARION
HAsLAND. Who will in future contribute to its
They have m, The price within The
reach of all. being only $3.50 in clubs Of
twenty. Now is The time 10 subscribe and re,
up clubs. -----
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-29
.vENTE.

Lhabi'ation L.apice, sitnte dams Ia p~aroisse
St.Jacques, rive droite. d environ 81 mi les au
dessns de Ia NonveiIe. Orleans, mcsurant
environ 2.+oo acres de superfcie, Pune DIES
plus bellies e, des mieux ins'allees de rE,a, de
Ia Louisiana, est en- ven,e.
Ellie seta vcndue lie rs Fivtier 1870, All
heures A, NJ sur les li.ux, par lie Sheriff de la
paroisse S,.Jacques.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-29

Boarding Students, whose families ,e.iJe on. Of IL.
Parish OF orl-a"s, are reqaisAi to write letters every
Saturday. The correspondence between Parents aud
Pupils is no. subject TO Inspection.
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VISITS.

Parents are en'rea'ed to make their visits, on Schoo,
day, better" 3 \. NJ. or sitrr s p. NJ in order TO avoid
all interference with The advancement Of Students and
the discipline al the School.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-29
MONTHLY

Monthly reports are sent to Parents or Guardian No.
stating IN" conduct, progress, rank in class and At.
tendance Of rapAs.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-29

BESIDES the articles of clo,hing necessary for neat.
mes. ana e""ti"r', each S'nd.n, should be provide
WIN o towels, b napkins. goblet. | .roou and fork. |
table kh''r, I'm bs.in and foot ,nb, ! nivht bag. l
mattress II. \ ~, double wooi-n ba nket, l pillow
. riio" eases, 3 pairs sheets, ! mosquito bar, Every
ar',rtr should be marked with the name Of the own,,
10 fail.