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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

Il fa. r. .
}, The sale of pews in Henry Ward
Beecher's Church., Brooklyn, last
week, realized s57,ObO-a considera.
Die increase over last year s.:
The State debt Of New York is
s3i $4,000 aas. Aes e.. il .a 4s' .aass
Petitions for the abolition Of the
.Frankingi Privilege are now in gen.
eAl circulation. BY all means let
every voter sign them. I5ata. 11a'a
.9o ALBANY, n. ", JAM 3.
!, The Senate today adopted Mr..
TWeed's resolutions repeating the
resolutions adopting the Nftetnth
Amend TO the Constitution OF
the United States by d vote Of 10
against l3.-The resolutions were
subsequently, adopted by tho, Assem-
'bly-Gl against M.E. 1re fsaaol & L
''e H'aeI s,CoScogp, NH, Iapp,.5.
n The Democratic State. Convention
today renominated General JOhn
Bedell for Governor, and GeHeE,l NJ.
J., DonAhue for Railroad Co1smis-
siOner,ei 8 Res0l lutioRsso We're passed
that all cont raotsy bonds and seeuri.
sties should its faxeti,o nntl sthAtith
national debt, not ofherWisespecffed,
should beIpaid I'M currency. hI'T'
= Pennsylvania. paid over q inillion
dollars Of her State debt last year;
and the srhugnt yet remaining un-
paid Is sa2,s 1000 The. Governors
Message afav0rs the recognition of
Cuba, Gut and says, the 1sland geograph-
ieally befongslto the United States.
The Regents Of the Michigan State
University have declued toiadttit all
iperso1s TO that Institdti64,, wflb pass
sat s fisfactory' examination, sl n af egafdless
), Alta Parliamentary election at
LangfOrd, ireland, last week ,Itle
contest was 50 bfttef tlraf d agtferal
fight, ensued, and troops appeared on
the field and fired upon the Fenians,
killing none, but w9qnding' . few
men; when al quickly 4ispersstb
"a Dfllinas. feed introduced ii the
Ohio Legislefura,i to repealaths infa-
NOUS Visible ,Admixture' 1aw.s
,iI,'sT&e ! u S. Ggnboat' maria, WAS
accidentally. run, into and sunk by
the u. s. Ginboat a".AGantono,nah," !"
off Portland dead, elast week, and
four. Of her crew were drowned.
r .fty4tI AZ ..4snf.f. on ~
The most prominent snames men,
toned for the Stanton vacancy on
the ,SupEeme Bench, fere. Judge
Hurhphrky, eDf Alabainay Hon. Ira
Harris and JNdg6 Pierrep0nt, of New
York; and Senator J Trumbully of
Illinois.
BALTIMORE, Jan. G..
Governor Bowers message : to
the Legislature places the funded
debt Of the State at $l2,6S2, ,S38, as an
offset to whiclrst the state lOkls inter
est .Bearf64 stocks and binds to the
,anOunt or 81 ,228, ,4l3. The message
opposes mixed schools, but suggests
that tho atax received from col0red
persons for school purposes be devO-
tel 10 the seddcati6ns 6f colorRd chill
dren. 40
The Veterans OF 1872, Of Missouri,
had a meeting at st. Louis last Sat-
urday, and memorialized Congress
for Pensions.
ala 3 Z t
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13


.a PETTY MEANNESs.-Qn,riast Sun
day night, after the Protracted Meet
ing at the Huffman School-house,
southeast Of town, had closed, and
after MI. John, Cox, at about 10
o,clUek. had locked pPithe ilp.ise and
gone home, some unknown person
or persons broke into the SCHOOL,
house, and split the ink out Of all the
ink bottles, scattered all the Sunday
school and Day School books oyer
the floor, end. took away the clock.
Whoever IL, guilty OF such little
meanness as that oughtito be kicked
out Of the country. Z
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13
PROM YEsrERDAY's DAILIx;

n
alGr;oid 10, 'i 5aaf's1'Tl' H ''d 3 f'fia
r, Ch;.ogol ,L~ ,.s,,rat 10 ,.,o,, ,,ufssa VOC.
Isss"s,I,
tefuay, WneAC IUOQeEayely aCIlyeDuC
weak. u,,,,'.f range from al Ia ,7Sae:, corn
closed dull At 7oI cosh. cotti4 oniet
and easier. market ftill. gooti to choice
Shipping, tsteserMsat 81 $3.50 to 81 .s7i: hogs
|Imo,le,ntelv, active. iranpe ss,7h Ia siO
st1 1odis inarket for ii'sa,nead same adaasv.not das
renorted - M 80 ~, ,,..,,' 1870 ''n',,,,i -. -
lru I,l.. I....s,.,, .,1a Lae..,s.s.I IL,
ysr ~ h;I,I .ss.,nsa e ,h.'t ,aso ,,o
rs..'.,s.s' | - ...,s" S4.s.s.s'''l> ~ n.'1i
''ee''i'0 "'''o'' A'' p,sI .Yrntt
| GOvs Merrill's, Message was. .deliv-
cred ON Tuesday. It Is very, Nnp.
,,,.o,,,,,,,na soveraI j i,orno .,cS,,Jy,,xl of
illy,"py iol,. ~ = ~ -, III Ni-ifI
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

|: PRocEEDINas.t-.By the extra ef-
fort of Auditor Brobstand his Assist
ants in preparing copy, we. are
ienabled herewith tolpresent the full
Official Report Of the Proceedings OF
the Board q Of Supervisors for the
] whole OF last week. I'VE expect, il
no uniooked.for delay occurs, togivc
the remainder in next ISSUE. e.,q5sG +
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

WHERE rIfE MONEY C0srfs, Mr..
David Neifert, ,'of Indiana Township,
this County, has this year soldt1lO
hogs, of his own raising, at eight
cents 4 pound, to be delivered iptthe
Township next March, They will
probably average 800 pounds. .In9He
raised all thecorn to feed them, and
has sold corn lbesides.t---Thanks to-
friend B. Rogers for this ''itehi and
.,lL 14NnH E9gaittt io nutfiBf91
OlucTS. st4..tF 4.ts,...sr.s taf~4 yd41t
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13
B AipRUrRAt.rED NrEErINa Is no,

tA APROrRAtrED NfEETINa Is now
in session at, the lhe n, y, Church in
KnpxYille.riwjth q good degree, Of
Interest," Rev. Mr.. Craig, the Pastor,
is assisted by Rev. Mr.. Adams from
Indianola, and Rev, Messrs. Will
iamsand Hodges of,thistpIace. There
were four aceessi0ns to the Church
on Monday evening, IN addltipn to
several previously. a ..!!.!..t 10 +
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

II Still ALIvE.-Dr. III. j. Scoles,
the well--known Druggist on the
north side Of the Square, requests us
to say that hea Is 'fstilf alive and
kicking" at the old stand. shd as
well prepared asever tosellfirst-class
Drugs, &c, y&c., fresh and pure, at
the very lowest market prices. = Try
him and see ifhe isn't just as good
as his word. 4 ssi 10 In9nui19fu2
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

a. New BxNK.---Mr.i CHARLES, Boeke-
mogem undertook lately to engage
in the Banking business, and, to sstart
on, absorbed coin by swallowing q
ispt sbbSS6aty|S a9s|sssT a9s|ssssTaf4 u asr1fSSs y lie
Bank, and It resumed speGie pay
menf, to the fulliamdunt of'its capi-
tai. So we learn from tRe Monroe
Record. Now, Charley, don't btry
that again; it's n-centsical1G
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

RAN AwAY,f from the undersigned,
on the 10th Of peecmber. 1861 boy
named Edward f. Blackharng aged
aboutlla years He was bound to
me until Of age. / DO not want to
keep him; and ! hereby WARN all
persons against trusting rim on my
account, as l will pay no deAtsiof his
contracting. .3sla1TIIoMAs BARR.
Il Jan. g. 1870. ~ hnul ioodpea
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13
Gibsoon House.

YTlUE UNDERSIGNED, having leased fhe
Neal nSdas aprspsr1y, would re,pe oct.
fully announce that he has entirely rehtted
and refurnished It, asa FFItfJfFs)4ot.l.
,Ssds1csmsS Tses tsksiSn;Sf tSJ Pa5ae:I 7The vs5y
Al estSf, siatli6g gfdrnAhed. u
NJ Near northwest corner Public Square,
KnoxvilIe, J.F. ROLLER.
II lJulyfl86W ineis9 Tsiglsg ed iaSio
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

=, : our or Town, Capt Mathews,
and tNIessrs. John Gamble and, d.
'Overton went to Des nMbin6s to at
tend the meeting Of the State Horti-
cultural Society, Of which Capt. M.
is President. st'Yt:ia 1'1idi bns
~ Gov. Stone also went to Des MOines
afew days ago. He's gone so much
its hard to keep track pf him.i,,h
l.a il.aBafrett, W CLARK I1:ssau Started on
Monday fora Ohio, t0 rBDafnpafew
months. MEANWHILE, he ptbfqses to
continue work. Qnp,the Abshact Of
Titles for this County, on which he
has been so long engaged.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13
.sTLaK ,.IIF Fufn1tuf3

MOD fhtnd hodld Asife.'fa,Iyi inform
~. tho etizeps Of Marion .Cnuptv that he
has rSplbe1 Il sCahinet 7sSJrf UnI Robin son
street, yrst pfAb,yrspsqt Haasesup stairs
in the room FORMERLY occupied BY the Repnli.
can 0Ikda 1vhkts hs,4IlR bsk4 on hand all
Kind; e E,S5'9fl.,T; sn9 9,!H S2aHsi Of all sizes
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

vrH 3 and ersi snsd wouldaanrounes that hi.
Meat Market, op Robinson street. nearest
tho square, Is 1t all times supp'isd With the
beet Beef and Mutton, with Veal occasionally
His new Toe Bsx preserves the Nest perfectly
Yrcsh ssd oissn. (Sltf) i. DAWSON.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

HOME AGAIN .--Alfred Bensm, OF
Polk Township, this Cdunty,'a young
man only q years Of nge, returned
last Friday from a three years ab-
sence tout West,D in the course OF
which he. had secuted around, exten-
,sively in Idaho, Oregon, Washing
ton Territory, Utah and California,
"on his own hook" entirely. lie
thinks he has learned, BY this time,
how to "paddle bis own eanoe;' and
indeed we should suppose SO, ."
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

Wool ccAnprSc, ac.-Mr, Roberts
has leased the Knoxville Woolen
Factory to Mr., Irving from Bona
parte-a man Of long experience in
the business. And we hear that Mr..
John Jones has purchased Who'll
carding Machinery, and Will put it
in operation here next seasOn.talf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

OssA ON PELIoN--'The Oskal0osa
Cbnseyrdtor comes to us with vorsi-
fed New Years Address,of six-colr
unn length, occupying its whole
first page! oh, Porte, Porte! how
could you! Remember the fate ofthe
celebrated hen that incubatcd on the
patent cgg. 4 81 yiimni fnr Fl hl
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

PARIS Is The "City. OF Luxury"
the modern Babylon--D Which, says
the Continental proverb, all good
AmerioansIg go when they die. And
its new hAo,pllleNvards, A,plll and anydl3ih iths.I other
vast improvements constantly adllell
by NJ. lie ,Prefect IIausmann, Increase
It's splentlor. But nowhere will you
find better. STOCK, ,ofs Drugs than at
Iackson's Store, northeast cornerlof
the Square, KHoxville.9tn b4fod I
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

VNoXvIITs, ,I6&k: Paid up Capital
n sssAdoI idSldjSiivSri Il idbvernm ment sud
other sseagitt,s bYgltIahd pa,4. In'erest
q e ,Ss .ss'si,,o
1 P3kI1AcApt SShdSJ1H nfT
g'LLg,lq1T0os4lqQLOA9fG;alT j
IN S.HsS;1 .sdlkIkssstt.4i sss.is'. hs,sss
d. j Ers. N.,fsli lHHan 2'jr Hg3%s's;, u,S::,
q tSni3R'kssl. tn3a'a kIp' - II HJddRo. K xnIN,
3rq riaTTgu E.,Ewoqdpf hlHrI uiI1i
: Jis.b.qAYpsbLs,rff's1Ii tAskYTHdsr. .p'7'a
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13
Farm for. Sale. e..


HAVE FOR. SALE 40 Acres Of Good
Timber, to Wit: s. e. ofN.1E,4 Bee. 32
- Tr. "a Range ls. lying half mile south Of TIE
) MarysviilsS Saw AiIhtas epd e. isss sez II
TERMS. SIS per acre; one half devn .and
balance IN one year. T.J.ANDRRSON.
u -Knexvhls, Eowa, Msy 4th, 30. e go 81.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13
e. f. SperrY,
fllereantile, Ile Grades Sc.
j. Curtis,

yYEATCHMAKER. JEWELERo and
~ W. Deaict Ia Watches. Clocks, Jewclry
SpcctacIes and Toys. HavingfH wiSSkRan "i
fifteen years experience, expect 20 be able
by this assistance to give entire satisfaction
.AE'ifssl' s;stSSssTF &IPisAslsata'I; .s,; x.e.-
Wine, Iowa. Zt'9tI.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13
l(s,NnkDs NH. Jan. =.

The Republican State Convention
fendmina9ed Gov. Steafns by accla-
nation. The Resolutions adopted
endorse the, course of the Admins
tration; favor, the abolition OF the
Frahking Privilege; approve the
action Of CJngress In the Georgia
case, and declare the, xction of the
New York Legislature, in resembling
the Ratification Of the Fifteenth
Amendment, as a blow aimed at
universal suffrage. dLk 81
= The War'DepartnRnt has recei we'd
a telegram from New Orleans, an
nouncingth the death, of congestion of
the lungs, of Brevet Major General
;.Js "A, Mower, Commander of the De-
partiHeRt OF Louisiana. tasW s
:. LONDON, Dec. Z. -
TIE MISUNDERSTANDING of the
United Kingdom, commenced by
General Ray, in. l7sS, ended this
week With the completion Of the
surveys in Scotland. ,.felasg ~
D Gen. Garfield has charge OF the
Investigation concerning the great
""gold corner" which made such a
muss in New York City some weeks
ago. d.. !, t5. a
LONDON, Jan. s.
r. A story has been extensively pub
Ffished on the Continent lately that
President Grant, will soon fvisit the
sovereigns of Europe, and that he
wi1imake1he Trans -Atla71ticNOyage
accompanied by a feet Of iron-ciads.
-[Of course the story has no founda-
tion whatever.
The Raw1ins Fund has been piled
up to Sl5,OOU. That for Mrs. Stanton
now amounts tOl$26,OOO. 'sa'ntI @
The capture Of ,Portrsu.prince by
firmed. The whereabouts and fate
or Salnave are unknown. }DtIJ II
Mrs. Stoves new book about the
Byron business has appmrek and
the larger newspapers generally take
great delight in stirring up the stink.
Yhe wor,d's hJapar, correspondent
writes, that Russia has seized some OF
the northern, Islands of the japan
Empire, ;Rltl the beltf pEeSs!Is thai
| it Is the. iatentipp of the Car to nlti-
mately absorb the entire country !"
The Sultan of Turkey tand the
Nieeroy Of Egypt propose tO havca
war; and are sending to New York
for ar,nsand officers. About sixty
Officers Of tha Natiopal and rebel
armies, are understood to be, engaged
, for tfiel i\tfcert,y, and some have
already sailed, among them Generals
! Sitheyand Loring, wiruscrved with
thd rebels. Generals 11OhOne and
Hood We're applied to, but declined
oflers. -
President Grant has nominated
Edwards Salmons1-of Illinois, for
Governor of Washington. Tefritory;
S. NJ. Clark, of the ..'Gate City.n, Sur
veypr of Customs at Keokuk iowa;
Henry-W. Blodgetk, Judge Of U. $.
Court for Northern District of Illi-
hois; Vim. II. TerIl., Sd Assist. T..
NJ. General; and II. IL. Emmons, of
Michigan, Circuit-Iudge for 18TH Y.
S. Circuit. y 9 H
i Ths~Yukon river, Ahska,sis the
third largest riveril thoWorld -
The treaty on the acquisition OF
San Domingo hass been refered by
the Senate to the copmittee on
fFofeign Relations. 8 Il
Y dangerous corotssfeitsof t1e new
30-cent currency Nofs haye been put
In circulation. 2 Z
/, ~ LONDON, Jart 10. T"
There have Neen heavy gales
Throughout Ireland Since last Friday
damaging shiwpiisg considerably,
MaAy lives were lost-and much
property destroyed. = g n
NEFPHfS, Jaus 10. +.
The lAvalanclIe'ap Jackson Miss, J
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13
10 Sc 'E.soC ConvVe ell,

DEALER n,Gtryes, Tinware, Shelf aTG
Heavy HARDWARE, Reapers, Mowers and
Agricultur A. H4 PIE sttdqssdge"era'iy. Agent
Tor NJ. w. Warren''s Patent AtppsPheric Port
nsIa Soaa IPssl.ain. z. Old Stana, esst side
ssuTe, Ksa4rlhIiyiXaAY .aGh3Il,zH
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13
3. A. Wilder, M. D.,

HOMEOPATHIC Physician b Surgeon.
III Office ia Carruthers' building, southwest
cornA Public SquaAse- " stasft-Knoxvil's.
Having had 4 years' cxprriebts in 'he prac-
tice Of Homeo eopathy, think am prepared TO
give perfect satisfaction to all who -av"r me
with their patrOnege. l,lu
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

Hoy. ]. f., NEAL, formerly OF this
place, has been elected Vice Presi-
dent Of the Keokuk Elevator Com
pany, as wo learn from the H0tc cry.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

r Il y.s.LE VA. ~ iklI ~ LII Nfb} Nl
|, THAT DnA MoiNgs MvER is q
kind Of fasnuisance. E6r a long while
II s!,l has been m a q barrier 10 travel be-
tween here, and pelIa; And there's
no, knpwihgp how soon il will be
cryossahle reggdiIaafly iIfor teafns:.d = One
pof M. Csrruthcr's lumber teams
tried to ci'dss IOii the ice ON Monday,
to gct home from Pella, but 3 broke
through, Most of our MERCHANTS
here have goods delayed! 9sWann
s.yrnpatliizc,. too for we llaye had a
large Newspaper Press, Weighing a
ton I0rsoyolyingat rella for e.last
few weeks hecahse' we can't get It
,oyer hetsre,,laWeII. "'the good times
coming, b0ya; wait a little longer
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13
4, n NV 4, 1llg kSfl jan IS, 1879:

the same Agent had hsold'' four men
i'm Washington Township in the same
manner. sMr. May desires ds to say
that he will use all honorable means
Of avoiding any payment oflthe above-
Enamed Note which he sapposes to be
out against him. ,'.,l7.l 5.i'l.. :, :,
Now, we know nothing more as to
this particular ease, except as above
given. Buttlie whole Western coun-
Etry is infested with swindlcrs who
pretend to sell Patent Rights, Terri
tory, etc., but who really do nothing
but fleece people out of their money.
"A safe rule is, to have nothing to do
with any travelling spectators, unless
you know with whou, you are dealing
and just what you are about. ~
~. 80 IL ----u- =. - = ~ - 's
+ RoBBEKy Al RUSSELL. friend
Ewho was on the ground soon after the
occurrence, tells usof II robbery at Rus
sell Station, Lucas, County, six miles
Ss'ot VI AioIltVAf VII MpuuaS htS ~ VI
last week. We failed to see any men
ton of it in the Charlton papers. The
II. II. Ticket agent at Russell was
robbed Of some 81 800 IN money! 1t
appears that there we're two strangers
at his office late that night, and they
wanted 70, stay there over night but
were of course refused. They sawhim
1put away the money, In nm envelope
and elsewhere. After he had locked
up, and gone home, they broke into
the Office, took what money they
could find there, and then went to the
agents, residence, opened . Window,
took his vest from under his bead,
took the money out, and then de-
-au t%~. .s.~ .Y.... .....sr..S ts.,,.-..< - 80
about 81 800 The Railroad Company
lput detectives OH the search; but at
our latest word ne trace, of the ft,scals
had been found. - '''' .e.t.r q.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13
G. L. Collins.

A TToRNEY AT LAW. Oahc. north side
"A Public Square, Knoxville viii also
attyndso Collections, md Buying And Selling
Lssd1 g4AE VII s3TaH
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

Pun. Docs. We aFeii Indebted to
Senator Harlan, Congressman Tough
ridge, and the Sec'y Of State Of Iowa,
for recent Public Documents.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

LoNd Session. The Board Of Su-
pervisors failed, to get through all
the business last week, and therefore,
convened again day before yesterday.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

TIE BOOK TRADE,7Mr. Blobst in
forms us that his sales Of Books in the
last month were nearly doubie those
of the same month f6r any preeeding
yearIl That's agood sign In Il le com.
! lmunity. uo q4tiiniiuo.l gdi -
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13
Anderson & Casey

A rToRNEYs AF LAW. Knoxville, Iowa,
IA will promptly attend to all business
~ satEasteA 10 rtAeir care ia Marion a''A ad-
2 = Once % Norm side Public Square: 22tf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

SCHOOL iDlFFICyITY.+ 9citi.
zens of Newbern and vicinity are
considerably excited over,a difficulty
in and concerning the Rublic School
there, from which one or two law.
suits have Already sprung7the Di.
rector, being plaintiff, md the alleged
cause being disturbance Of the peace
and Of the School by certain boys
We haze no means of knowing upon
whom the blame rests in this con.
net.fion }tI p39# ,p'c.i - Bitihi9i
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13
SCHOOL RgpoRT-yOt by the Su.

SCHOOL REPoRT-Not By the SUI
perintendent..Dec. q, 1859, visited
School in subrDistriet ,1s, Knoxville
Tp.; c. r. Haines, Teacher. First
term. Has good command over his
School. Pupils reeite well,.s ,.,,,,,,ot m,"e =.
Dec. "a, visited School in SUBJ Dist.
Mo. /; S. McMillen, Teacher; is doing
honor to the profession; has AN inter
esting School. ,il3IJ aoi4aR q.
Also, visited the. Teachers'a Itsti-
tute on the. first day Of its, session,
Saw the Conductor drill q Class OF
new beginners in Arithmetic; failed
to give'a'ioglcalshew.ng OF the ex-
ample. The, fourthndayp the Con
ductor gave lecture on OrtiDgra-
phy.n Tie discarded the prononncia.
tion Of syllables- quoting q New
York paper fof his standard. Hence,
would spell w-a-g without the on;
and so forth. fa..3f :, PHlI.o.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

Good! lNveiike to llear Of the or.
'ganizatiqn Of New Fariners' Clubs
in the County. This paper urged
the movement months ago. Send
us word about such organizations,
friends, everywhere in the G0uhty. 7
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

( TroKNEY At LAW. ~ofiee on South
n side Of Public Square, near southeast t
corner, Knoxville, Iowa. 23tf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13
Rates sf asprrtisiae.

squsreis thedspth ofap ineh ip tAecoiapn.
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srae sperrv Z T vo& Barker,

DURLlsHEKS Of ,JoW a. yvlQTRR. BoPa
and Job Printers, are prepared to e4e.
osajtb wHsi1 iatsasiSk Rsst.ysa xessse III sads
Bill Heads, Cazds, Labels, ,Env elopee. Blanks,
q amphlsts, Etc. i0rdsfs IRE solicited.
.1a5trH rgrtui ;sIDfu5 ts ,Eyyf yI-
- ,b,ia Farm for, Sale,
100 ACRES, II mpe East Of Enoyyifle
aoaI w HSo n esitivatfon. 46Yh timber ard
aiyss3 M fsn,; s;,s s,s,.
Priex oAOe Epsr anra.i Fer fuithsr particifars
inauirs Of the undersigned at Knoxville.
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

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ITEMs.--Ad. Harmon, OIL. Lind
say, w. Mclleage and two or three
others from the Vicinity Of pella
have gone to kansas to hunt up a
slocatiOn..----lThe Scarlet Fever, over
north of Skunk river, is. abating
somewhat, having proved fatal in Il
number of cases. The Directors Of
the County Agricultural Society
would do well to consider the pro-
priely Of having the Premium List
pamphlet printed and distributed
fssElG S '4ls eGS|baGaty sos hMsff hMsffftAa aea
burned somewhat By trying to kin
| die fire in the stove, with the aid OF
coal oil.--These iteins gathered
from the Pella, Blade. a., - ts~..Iy
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

CorRT House CoNTRAeT.-Mr.
Jacob Reichard, of Knoxville, has
obtained the contract for building
the new Court House for Greene
County, ut Jefferson, for s37, 200.
There were six competitors against
him, Of whom three bid lower and
three higher. The building is to be
in the Corinthian style, two stories,
54x5G feet, with portico; all of brick.
We learn from the Grand Junction
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13
SluooL DIST. No. 6.
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Knoxville Tp., Jan. 8, 1870.

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MIR. EDIToR:r-rhinking it would
he Of interest to you and some Of
your readers, ], take the liberty Of
informing YOU how the citizens of
this District intend to- pass some OF
the long Winter evenings hereafter.
We have organized a Farmers Lit
erary Society, for the promotion OF
Literature and fhrming pursuits. At
a meeting held at the School-house
on Thursday evening, the following
Officers were elected: i' .i'nl = na
WV, lBurris, Ppes't. ~ ~
8 T.. Carl, Vice Pres't. .ziu.'ah J"
% II. Rinehart, see'y. pa 2 ...,,', .,,'n
IA. ,McConaughey, Treasurer. VI
We meet every Thursday evening.
The question for debate at our next
meeting is: =" Resolved, That the
Ear,ner Is of more benefit tO,man-
kind than the Mechsfiiic.n We in.
vite all interested to meet With us.
ygnYoiik ytnpoD New HAND. y
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-01-13

=. r. duncan. M. b.;
WILL DEVOTE his entire attention to
w the practice Of Medicine and Surgsf1.
OGiee south side Of Public Square, near the
soutAst tssEc AL-0 : :