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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02
Foundry and Machine Shop ,

KNOXVILLE, IOWA
The undersigned, having put upa good,
com modi. US Shop ~ the old stand, would In.
form the Public that he 10 prepared to furnish
all K inds Of Machine and all other Cssting Is
usually dcne In country shops, on short notice;
also to do eli kinds Of Machine Work with
Promptness, In good workmanliks manner
and on Is reasonable terms .. any other shop.
l keep constantly on hand Mill0ratss, Pumps
(cold and hot water), Check Valves and other
Mill Fixtures If the kind.
SUGAR MILLS.
Ihavsssvsrai patterns Of Sugar Mills, all
of which 1 warrant, and will make good to
purchasers. Try me and see. Ifyou wish q
good Machine shop In Knoxville give It our
support, and you can hsveit
1.lln G.SAvAGE.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02

CTAR sFANCLED ban e H.-A isra. "
- coiumn paper, Ledvey s,zr, sIustrsted Dsv"isd 10
~ e-usibIs hid an 10 tbs * yosaS~ ~ Nv
Hnmbugs &c lpy Z, cents yer end spn+r ~ ~.
gazing +Essngsitn.," iI1s3 feet Srain s,iO rev.
iaiicn Monsy r.tnndeo 10 ~ ~" ~ ~ !. VIC
asske. fss Fsss, trstbfal Try 81 heWs FO e's'
year. Specimen, TNA y.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02

PURCHAsE.-J. Kinsel, Esq, has
purchased the Mrs. Bailey property,
on Robinson Street, Knoxville, for
81 900.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02
sd FIGURING MILL
ro n - - IL /" .

Inc bnuefFIBHed OneT TOT SHT6tn0
CITY FIGURING Mill,
Situated in
KNOXVILLE, IOWA.
rOOD, New. Substantial Frame Building,
" on Stone Foundations; Three run OF
burrs; Plenty Of Stsam-P Powers Machinery
nearly New, and all in Perfect Order; Water
Abundapt. Coal y to 10 cts. per bushei
delivered.
For Terms and particulars, address
VIM BUSTING l. CO.,
Feb. 10, 1870. [s3sf1 Knoxville, lows
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02
The Bond Mills,
ark MILES NORTH OF KNOXVILLE,

Are now in ,u.csssfll operations. The Miils
have been arranged Expressly for custom
Work; and having employed the wsll-kaevn
J. Bsrgsma ~ Miller, Ne feel cor ndsnt that
" can give salts faction. Try 10. - Those
o,mipg from distaE 90 can get their grinding
done by staying over night.
(5i) W. KENT 6CV.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24
nLD DIE. HEATH'S
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payalys,s Of othss organs.
Healed . osssepops ulcer on the face Of Nsth.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24
GRAND sALs lu q ? .-l +,
Building Lots
N THE CITY. OF .
HUMBOLDT. - TENN.
400 or the Most Desirable Lots
Tor Business A00scs and
Rcsidcdces ~ Auction.

THE ander'iancd WI o''f a FnblIi AUCTION
Friday, 18th, and Saturday, the goth
or October, 1870,
I'm the GROUNDS, 80 " the most cAuice and ,l..
gsnt- lot. for business aud dwelling Louse..
fhistsn rare opportunity for nnSihg IN invest.
m"n' y. ny or village IN West Tennessee II,
Improving half So rapidly ~ Humboldt. Hut ~.
Lodge OF oid JruYss IL la, State, located the
Female cailsse ~ dis poin!. which, With otisr
puhllc buildings fofnr mp. makes Il peculiarly d..
siraile NJ sresid.nce, or al point for Investment
Tbs slDss ists arc sAusiSd 10 n high Oh vnuon
~iihn one hundred yards o. the railroad cros vng.
d" rsi the arst day ~ yantfsry, fsYi, the remain.
ys t~'iw mootits IRON dsy1 gftssky note an
COED srily snda lehrstsissk ~ ipy'ssst Of
=, lh. ,Aie sill eonsneIce at lQo'eI9ck on Friday.
the Ss'h. AMI odn'lnpe two ualy. =.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24
- Irs.-- /. . q Hf1.-, o. ,-...sf sal.
Hooaand's Greek oil
a Bstsess WSshsut A0eshsl o. spSsiss

II -srs svsf -ss-'-T ,.Yliiu sfHa
Isd,asrsnt from all others. Il composed OF the
pure Juices or vital principle Of Roots. Herbs and
BaShs cor o. ,psdsss,,y tesmsd, isxtrsnisD the
WORTHLESS anil inert portions Of the ingredients
not bsiag ussd. Therefore. 10 one hottie u this
Diasss there isronts,nsd ~ much medicinal w.
tue-1s NH BE- found iascvera ecilons OF ordinary
mixtures. Jhs Roots. otc., used In this Bittcrs
are grown in Germany. their vitai pr,neiplc- cx-
trActed in that coussry bvs scisntiAc Chemist and
for&Arded 20 the nsanufactory In TIN. city. where
they are compounded and bottled. ContAiaias no
spiritpous ingredients. this Biiters 10 free from
the Objections urged aSsinst all others; no desire
tos stinulantseaa 10 Induced frosn their uss. they
zen make 10 drunkards. and cannot, under any
have auy hut sbene6cIAl effect
HeShasd's Gsrmsu Tonic.
Was com pounded fss u,oso nos ineliaed to es.
u.me bittsrs, and ~ int nded for use In csses
$500 hSlSl6sMr6iiot 3 dlpiFsata con.
nection With Ne sonis 0ssperties Of the Bittsrs.
EAAh boais Of the Tonic eoatains os,s boule %
the BItiers, combined with purc sats Crus Rums
enc osssssi>svtcs . sssnnss sMesShs esusms
bitterness Of ,,,e u,s,a.- z. . '~'s v's 800
prcpSrsiion highly agreeable and p'cas,ntt to tho
phiatos - oooeouvu ~ meo0tonl virtue OF the
Biites.f. Ste pscs u ~ Sssts IL o. 90 per
bottle. Mhiah many persons think too high. They
must take. into consideration that the stimu.
liant used ~ snasAnt6s1te bsoe . pure qusi,ty.
A poor article could be furnished at = che.psr
pree, husis " No, bsstes to pay little more aud
bAye \ good articlel A medicinal preparation
soou oulan aon1 but III. bed ingss.iisass and
th~y~he ~spcssto obtain cheap compound wall
most certainly he cheated.
TAse 49, - a,.e.sss ksssn Rene \
dies.
70, sss csH%pe. Dy:P:E: s Ssr,sp s, pts
q lions of che ti4ias ana alp di6.sSS
arising from . disorderod
. Liver, stomach, or i'm.
itNH UlNl rsiSlty Of the J.l ~
Blood.
Read the k.Howus symrsorms Cons,ps,ion
lead, Ac,tty pty Nc spmseh, .Slpsss, AsJtburn,
aaesst oneed, lfOllsss q wsIfM u The 6SmNnh
sour Eructs,ions, sinking or Suffering ~ the pit
OF iiv rtosnAeh. suimls iDsS 81 Abe, bead, hurried
or Hheuit breathing, nuitefing M the heart, chok.
ley ~ suitscaunr .rnsstSss vi es ~ lriex pes.
tnfe dmness Division, dots and webbs before Tie
Ssy sa ~: sSs
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Of heat, burning IN the hssh, constant insSiplags
~ EVIL and great depression VI spirits All these
indicate disease Of The Liver or digestive organs
with tnpurS blood.
The use 81 the Nssesvs Tonic will soon cause /
ne aho'e symptom. 70 disappear. and the patient
vii become well and healiy.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24


SCENE in . Chicago police station, by
tho nfsist Of the Republican,: Nov, yow
fellow, d--n ~ whats your manner Drunk,
was tho monosyllabic answer, after .
moments pause. Drunk h u 81 course
you re drunk; who THE devil aid you wer'nt
drunk, but drunk amt your nafne, h itr
Drunk, echoed the Unfortunate In fecbler
tone, and with his head sinking upon bis
bosom. Whist In thunder shall w book
himrappealingly asked the policeman, who,
being one Of the sixty days mon, wasn't
quite sup 70 ell, us ropes. W. 81 no use
putting his name, Iowa ~ sdrunk,' 10 itY
Persuade him little, Bill, remarked .
policeman who had just come in without
any axcd purpose; purssdc him little;
look hero, IN * him And con6dingly
seizing the transgressos BY the throat the
Good Samaritan attempted to choke out Of
him an answer 70 tho intorrogatory. d
D-n you tsll me your name, or by N--Tn
shake every bone out Of your body, Who
In thunder are you2 TbeIpan grew black
and blue In the tsce--a face ,lhst still
retained some traces ofintelIi goncs;hs eyes
hAlfstsrtsd fsom bis bead, and every trace Of
blood len his lips, but still hs vsri.d not
from his Original declaration, and Raspo6 I
out .Dr-dr-an.nk.' What's no In S6ri'
said the Samaritan " police officer Bill.
Only drunk, was the spologetic responsss
Well, as the course won't give his name,
mako Il disordsrly also, and let his name
Eo.o HI, The name OF the untnsx e
he WAS h, fiodly and roughly searched,
and then hustled INTO cell already
dsnisencd by = couple Of negroes, two men
dead drunk, and tn, or four more who
werejust drunk enough to be very pug
naei0us.' 10 n fr1EI a IA
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24
DR.. HoOEsnA's POdOphylliu,
ON sURTTTUrE FOR MERcURY
PILLS.
- n -. ra,. /. u,..... iii

The most porertsL yet Innocent Vegetable
itse e., - sCsthsrtis Asopa. COL
No petpeses.sry',o take ,Laadful of ,hs.s nil.
"pryi~e ps &siHt saSS svo OF u 81, at
iu'klS aud powerfully, cleansing the liver stoni.
n.n UNI Dy!we,sm MI impuriues, The prlncpA
.nrIsa,.nt Is Poiophyhn, or the slchoholic 81
uact or Mandrake. which IA by many times mora
powerful, sehng and searching than Inc Msndrak q
ITSELF lts peculiar action il upon the Liver clean.
ing u speedily roin all obstructions with ali the
powsrot aefcary Yea fro. iron, ths injurious r,.
sults attached 70 the use of that mineral
For all dlannses. - wAioh She ass o. Z 4 hayti,
IN Indicated, these Pills will give entire mo.
ton IN every case. They hEvIa ran,
In eases Of Liver compliant, Dyspepsia. and az.
treme costiveDessApr. hoonand' ieimsn kIit.rs
81 ypSie .h?gly y Hssa Y. eoanse,i9n w,th the
isss blood sirsse ens re nerves Rar
the Liver and gives strength, energy and vsor.
~ iSg .y3S "a, he is tss .s sSa i0 mo-
lssase can ssis ~ hsilses ever again ssssl il.
These medicines are sold by all Dfugg SITS snd
leAlers IN medicines everywhere.
sss sSs. ", !, IL " Xeoa.na German
nssdsdi aQb - not alley the DOG CIV W ip1uee
- >s-ts hoAAy thoaN elsese1nDoA may oovt lust
A. good. because he makes . larger pvOnt Oh IL.
Iiess Remedies will be sent by express ~ any To-
ANY 1pso application 10 the PRINCIPAL or.
fin.I, siths GERMAN MEDICINE STORE O9l
~AsNh sIk6kf. 6kkSdslDh,a. !. = u..sy 4
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24
Chr Bulletin.
How the Ti,in IL Regulated.

,,o yonp,oa fou.uros of :schcnck's
,, nmon tg tHv oI ,ax"tion !. the addition
p,ii - GU snn5rsa now items to the list
" "vH iroa 1rom Jn,y under the tariff.
Tba fact !. hat nm abundant revenue could
bs rsisea fro,n a judio.ous tariff on II
dn,an sr,;oi.s %, cls.. ofarticlcs, whereas
The .oy.rnm.nt nox tases nessiyl 1000.
iu,tssd Of transferring one hundred arti-
oie. 10 The free list, something over two
Thousand might have been judicio'aly
sdded. As It was, those articles only were
touched, from the enfranchisement Of
wbish the least possible benefit was likely
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-04-27
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

In pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court of Ashland County, Ohio, I will az.
fer for sale, at public auction, on the 20th
day OF, April AID, 1870, ut eleven O'CLOCK
in the forenoon, upon the premises. the
following described Real Estate, situate in
the County of Ashland and State of Ohio.
and in Mifain township. and bounded and
described as follows: being n part of the
Northeast quarter of section number twen-
ty-fonr (24). township ~twenty-three (23), of
Range seventeen Q7), beginning at the
Northwest corner of said quarter, thence
South ON the West boundary line eighty
two and eight tenths (s2 s-l0) rods; themes
North e~ighty-nine and one-haf (692o) de-
grees east ffty-four t54) rods thence north
parallel with the west boundary line eighty
two (S2) rods to the north boundary line
of said quarter; thence west on the north
boundary line ffty-four t541 rods, to the
place of beginning, containing 27a acres,
more. or less, free OF dover. TIRE
: Appraised at s. Terms Of Sale,
one third in hand, one third in one year.
and one third in two years from the day Of
aalo, with interest. Payments to be secured
by mortgage upon the premises sold.
:. CHARLES Fl. CARROLL
Executor of Daniel Carroll, decd:
ii McCombs & Curtis his Att,yS.
March 80. ~1S7O-4w3S p-
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-04-27
The West and South.

The congressional apportionment
bill, which was put through the house
of Representatives on Monday, is a
shrewd dodge upon the part of the
West and South to gain additional
power in the house, and, in fact to
control its action in making the per-
manent superintendent upon the basis
of the census 1870. This will be the
work of the ~forty-second congress.
and the bill which passed on Monday
relatesswholly to that congress. 1t is
estimated that the bill will give the
South and West about twenty-eight
additional members, apportioned some
whatas follows:O Ohio, Illinois, Indiana,
Iowa, Missouri, North Carolina and
Virginia two each, and Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Kansas, California, Micll-
gan, Texas; Kentucky, Alabama, Ar
kansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississip-
pi, South Carolina andT Tennessee, one
eaoh@BN ew1YeFk will have two and
Pennsylvania Eone additional member.
This, however, is all that the Eastern
and Middle States will gain by the
bill. The proviso which allows the
Eastern and Middle states to retain
their present representation through the
Forty-seeond7 Congress lis a generous
sop 70 th~atasection, and was intended
as q blind to keep the members.from
those states from ~suspecting the real
object Of the measure, which sltot get
such a preponderance of Western and
Southern men in the Forty-second
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-04-27
Burned Out Newspapers.

We regret exceedingly to learn
that the Office and materials of the
MI. Vernon Banner, and the Medina
Gazette were DESTROYED by fire re-
Gently sWe trust that both those pa
pers will rise from TIER asne<, >tIong
er and more prosperous than hereto
fore. We heartily concur in the fol-
lowing obServatioI7 OF the Cleveland
Herald on The misiortunes That have
overtakea the editors ALLUDED TO:
Tive of our brethren Of the press
have been visited by the fire fiend
within a week, and their hard earn
ings licited'Gp mort ruthles>ly, The
Mo;rt EFro.t B4it4er was burned out
on the morning of the 20t:, al a loss
to Nj Harper OF some three thou
sand dollars above his insurance
The destruction ;wasnot 80 complete
as IN else ol!-tife Nedb,F G1.e.Is, but
in both instances fine loss was sufficient
to produce great embarrassment in
tine way OF re issuing tine papers. and
great Labor in re establishing the Off
ces.
These.desrnctiye fires should slim
ulate the friends o. those papers to
extra xe:,tiGns in their behalf. The
local weekly paper is an absolute ne
cesSity to-the county and community
where published. All the city papers
printed capnot supply the place of the
home paper! That should be the first
love OF every Intelligent man and
woman, for With the paper is the
locality identified! The paper gives
u country and town where printed
much Of their importance in the world,
and it gives, in detail, the. local news
which cannot be gained from any
other source. Every weeks issue
of the paper is so much local
history, ana The rise, growth and de-
relopment of the town anI country
can be measured and recorded only by
the local newspaper that constantly is
gathering its items. People do not
properly appreciate their home paper.
They measure the value Of paper
too much by the. number, OF columsi it
contains The home pape., at any
price, is the cheapest paper one can
take for in It'll found the information
TO be obtained from no other source,
Another t'ling should be taken into
consideration, Hence the circulation
of each p2iar must be limited.
There is therefore the greater, need
OF activity aud interest on the part OF
the people to give their home paper
good, vigorous, substantial support.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-04-27
SPRING AND SUMMER.

r. These examinations will rcommence n
10 O'Clock A. M. and close at 4 p. N.
No applicant will be admitted after II
A. NJ, Written testimonials of
good moral character. signed at least by two
responsible persons will be required. which
testimonials will be kept on file. No GER
tiicate can be ante-dated. and the School
Law prohibits Township Clerks from civ
ing orders to teachers for pay. unless they
have certificates embracing the whole tern
of service. The School Law requires teach
ers to un 1erstand the following branches
and be abieto impart instruction on them
all: Reading. Writing. Orthography,
Arithmetic. English Grammar. and Geog-
raphy. A failure in one. isa failure in all,
and those not having a fair. knowledge Of
each and every one of the above branches
need uot apply for a certificate. :Particu-
lar attention will be paid to photography,
and those not having studied il will be
prompt ly rejected. No private examina-
jtions will be held. and no application ..by
letter. will be answered. Only four grades
of c%ertifi- Gates will be issued viz: For 6
months. IL months. Is months and "a
months. A certificate for 6 months is .
trial certificate and will not be issued the
second time to the same applicant. Those
having certificates for six months must be,
able to procure certificates for IL months
or none. School Directors are requested to
furnish us reports of the success of teachers,
as they will aid US materially in granting
certificates only to those who are successful
Those expectingto teach the higher branch
es will be examined accordingly. The.
standard of Ashland County Teachers must
be advanced. and applicants will bear this
in mind.-There will be no adjournment
after examinations m until they
close !; and n fee of, so cente is required AZ
a condition of Examination, and must be
paid in advance abs q.
By order of the Board . In ..
R. NJ. CAMPBELL. Clerk.
Sept. 121s69-1v4
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-04-27
Legal Tender Decision.

The Radicals had hoped, by placing
two new Judges on the Supreme
bench since the late Legal-tender de
c%ision, to reverse the action of the
Court. The former decision, greatly
disappointed the Radicals, the bond.
Aelders, the spectators, and the slip
perry brokers, who had fattened upon
the robberies which the Legal-tender
enactment, enabled them 20 perpetrate
upon the unsuspecting money lenders
by forcing them 20 take deprecated
L~egaEtender currency in lieu of gold
and silver on contract. 1t seems now,
that by an old rule of the Court, a
case can be re-opeaed for argument
only where one of the Judges whose
opinion concurred with the majority,
asks such a re hearing. The Chief
Justice, and the four associates Who
ooncurred with him In. tho decision,
still adhere to their oPiniuns- 1t fol-
lows then: that the case cannot be
opened for a=re-argunent again. The
cases pending, have been Withdrawn,
and this may be the end of the dis
cussion. The &c, from the beginning,
was unconstitutional and unjust; and
we cannot see how those who now de-
nounce Reputation, can consistently
advocate such an act. 1t WIGS unques-
tionably, reputation of the rankest
kind, toenablc parties who had agreed,
by contract, to pay gold and silver in
return for such currency loaned, TO
pay deprecated paper worth forty
cents on the dollar. Although the
decision is tardy, it may yet compel
parties who violated their contracts, to
meet them dollar. for dollar. Millions
of dollars were thus 'wrung wrongful
" from honest men in the face of ey-
plicit contracts, contrary to law and
usage, and it will now be but simple
justice to set aside that unjust piece of
legislation, so far rs it relates to con-
tracts made and entered into prior to
its enactment. Let justice be done,
though the heavens should fall
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-04-27

Congress in order that they can appor.
ton the members of the house of re-
representatives. among the several states
to suit themselves The members from
the New England and Middle states
fought the bill at every step, and ex-
hausted parliamentary tactics to defeat
it ; but the combined strength of the
South and West was so great that it
was carried by a respectable majority.
-Sdtesmaa.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-04-27
WASHINGTON NEWS.
From E~xchanges.)
WASHINGTON APRIL 25. 1s7

WASHINGTON April %, 1870.
APPORTIONMENT OF MEMBERS.
Owing to the rules in force in the
House in the morning hour of Monday,
bills can be rushed through without
explanation or debate under the whip
and spur of the previous question:.
This was the way in,ewhich an impor-
that bill increasing the superintendent
of the House for the Forty-second
Congress from two hundred and forty
(therpresent basisl to two hundred
and seventy-6ve members was passed
to-day. The Eastern members fought
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SHERIFFrS SALE.
Nicholas Masters, Executor of BENZ
Whitmarsh, deceased. r
Simon Clay ct. al.

State of Ohio, Ashland County, 81.
BY virtue of a certain order of sale,
against defendants, issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Ashland
County, Ohio, dated March %, AID.
1870, and 10 me directed, l will sell
at public sale, at the South door of the
Court House in Ashland, Ashland
County, Ohio, on &
Saturday, Apr,z 80, a. d. 1870,
at 1 o'clock p. M. of said day, the
following real estate, situate in the
County Of Ashland and Suite of Ohio,
and more particularly described as fol-
lows, Being the west half OF The
north, west quarter of section Rumber
three (3),, township twenty-four (2D,
of range seventeen CD, containing
80 acres Of land. more or less.
Appraised at 1000. Terms of sale,
Cash. 81. qnii
iUr as, VIM. O. PORTED, -r
II y Sheriff Ashland Co. -
McCombs q Curtis, Pits Att'ys 70
March 30, 1S70-5w58