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The Placer herald., 1871-04-15

AUBURN POST.OFFlCe
NEws, Book, isp STATIONERY Dtpor!
s. w. WILLIS. Proprietor,
II EEPS ON HAND AND Is RECEIVING
n general assortment Of well selected books
of Standard Literature,
Stationery, Periodicals, Newspapers,
BLANK BOOKS,
of every variety suited to the market. Is agent
for the Daily and Weekly Union Daily Chronicle
Bulletin and Record. Also keeps for sale the
choicest and best brands OF
Cigars and Tobacco,
together with almost every article of goods 70 be
found in any market or Variety Store.
~ complete assortment OF the NEW Sc
RIES of SCHOOL BOOKS. as ordered by the
State Board of Education, as well as stock of
the old series. now on hand, which will be fur
nished to Schools desiring full outfit, ats
Liberal Discount below Regular Prices.
Country orders solicited, and especially from
Public Schools, and promptly filled ut tho most
REASONABLE PRICES. -A1
Without enumerating in detail the articles on
hand and for sale, the proprietor feels confident
he can meet the wants of the public, and supply
all articles found under the above headings on
the most Satisfactory Terms. ncl2-iny
The Placer herald., 1871-04-15
Special Notices.

SANE AT LAsT.-"For five years. writes u gen.
tleman at Harrisburgh. Pa, II was on wild
goose chase after remedies for dyspepsia I have
float jolly boat, and the more 1 swallowed the
faster got no better. Luckily, or rather provi-
dentialy it came into my head to try DR.. WAL
KfRs Vegetable Vinegar Bitters. This was five
months ago. In less than six weeks not twinge
rena ned to remind me Of the complaint. am
perfectly well, and have only one regret--thdt
did not dscorer the true specific sooner. ~
The Placer herald., 1871-04-15
THE NEW FOOD.

For a few cents you can buy
of your Grocer or Druggist q
package of SEA MOSS FAR1NE
made from pure Irish Moss or
Carrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts CT Blanc Mango,
and a like quantity CT Puddings
Custards, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, &c. It is the cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. It makes .
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal as a light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
The Placer herald., 1871-04-15
Minera! Land SURVEYS.

yINHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN duly
l. appointed by United States Surveyor Gen
eral. j. r. Hardenburg, deputy L. $. Surveyor
for Placer county, has established his
Office i'm Auburn,
where he can at all times be found ready to obey
the call of the public, and those desiring to OBJ
tain PATENTS FOR MINERAL LANDS. All
surveys and plating done by the undersigned is
OFFICIAL, and III the name aud under the
laws and instruction of the legal United States
officers, and obviatos all farther expense and
trouble, so far rs the Surveys are concerned, in
obtaining Patents. All persons having any
quartz leads or surface mines to survey and plat
can have the work done promptly, perfectly and
in exact accordance with the legal requirements,
by applying in Auburn to
SAMUEL BETHEL.
Auburn, March, 11th, 1S71.--my.
The Placer herald., 1871-04-15

~ Express charges ON birds or animals must
be prepaid, unless sent from a short distance
After packages are examined and contents
RENTED for Express fell-N
The Placer herald., 1871-04-15
Received Premium for best
Spring Bed at late State
Fair

ITS POPULARITY IN CHICAGO AND
i other Western towns is unprecedented, and
it threatens soon to drive all others out Of the
market
The Coils are in Couplets and Self Supporting,
thus dispensing with Twne, Cords, etc, and
from the peculiar construction of the bed it is
impossb for it to get out of ORDER.
Being without upholstery it pres' nts no har-
borage for Dirt, Bugs or any other kind Of ver-
min.
comfortable of all Spring Beds yet invented can
be seen, examined. and thoroughly tested at the
wagon maker and wheelright shop of Wv. Mann,
opposite the Orleans Hotel, who Ia the Sole
Agent for their sale in Auburn.
~ Persons wishing further information are
referred to Judge ID. w. Spear, of Auburn, or 10
the furni'ure itself, at the shop.
Y. V. MANN,
Sole Agent st Auburn.
Auburn, Jsnua- 2lst. 1871 IVY
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

~ 1eu6essG NE 1lsh aiaa't 10
anythilg definite. Several bills were
irsrpdaeed. Mt. Pomeroy called up
hib biM 10 Incorporate the Great Salt
Lake a10 Colorado River Railroad
Company. Mr.. Edmnnds said the
bill created 4 corporation with sl5,.
10000 capital; that the proposed
road was almost 1000 miles long, and
the land grsnt would exceed !, ,OoO, 600
acres. He moved % refer the bill to
the Committee ON Pacific Railroads.
Lost-yeas Is, nays %. The bill was
theniaid aside temporarily.--Sen-
ate concurfed in the Conference Com
mittee's report on the bin for pen.
sions to soldiers OF 1912.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
Foreign News.

Late news as to affairs in France is
mainly political and speculative.
The new French National Assembly
held y preparatory meeting at Bor.
deaux last Monday, with about 80
Deputies present. The issue on
which these Deputies were chosen
seems to have been, whether the new
Government Of France should be
Republican or Monarchical; and SO
far as returns are given 1t appears
that the Monarchists have cOnsidera-
bly, the majority.--The Prussian
army will make It's grand entry into
Paris at noon next Sunday.-Itis il
reported that the armistice is pro-
lOnged till the 28th inst.--The French
Government has ceased buying pro-
visions for Paris..-The Prussians
have levied a war contribution of
lOO, 600 francs on the people OF 50.
G GerInain.-There seems to be some
probability that some one Of the Or
leans princes may be called to the
throne of France. Some think that
merely a Provisional Government
will first be formed, and afterward
popular vote taken to decide ON the
permanent form.--A plague has
made terrible havoc among the I'm
mense droves OF cattle which have
bpsn gathered for the relief Of Paris,
and large numbers Of them havedied
from the disease.--This Ii the ssm
and substance Of the late reports that
seem reliable and Of importance; but
there are numerous and long prophe-
cies by correspondents as to what
turn affairs will take in the future.
Those who desire to read these will
necessarily turn to the Daily papers.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

There were two dispatches In the
Dailies Of last Friday, which, put
together, suggest reflection. One
was from London, to the effect that
. Mr.. Locke, . Member Of the Brit
ish Parliament, had in q public
speech expressed himself in favor Of
q grant for . dowry to the Princess
Louise, daughter Of Queen Victoria,
who Is about to be married to the
Marquis Of Lorne. The dispatch
says that Mr.. Locke's remarks Occa-
stoned great upr0ar, that the Queens
name was Missed, and that public
meetings are to beld, in London and
the provinces, 10 protest against the
proposed grant for ! dowry.
The other dispatch was from Wash
ington, - foilows:-"It was an
nounced from the Bench Of the
Supreme Court to-day that there
would be = meeting Of the Bar Of
that Court on Saturday, with refer
encs 70 the proposed Taney fund"
The fundamental idea Of the Brit
ish Government 10 that the king
rules by divine right, and that for
his benefit the people live, move and
have their beisg. OF course, - the
world has progressed, this funda-
mental idea has been very much
modined-so much ., Indeed, that
the people actually grumble. ~ It
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

appea48 49, ) ~
psUpo1D40 vsAo oyag sSape hAadf0de
of ofthousandsof dollars a theirnapaey,
as . narriage-giit 10 . poos young
Marquis, whose property certaihly
cannot amount to over . mlJliQp =
the outside, IN lasds sd paraaaals.
The people Of England acfually
erumble at thisi--as though jt were
not absolutely necessary that thess
wealthy aristocrats should be en-
riched any more at their expense!
Why, there are even people in Eng
land now insane enough TO ny boldly
that II the Princess and the Marquis
want any money they'd better 60 td
work and earn II, like other peoples
Az though Aristocracy had NO righo
more than the massesi !
But We do. things diEeeently in
aasesua1Ev, - fssusse. Ws hsvo1e
aristocracy here-not any. One man
Is just as good as another. And 50,
when il becomes known that the
daughters Of the late Judge Taney-
bred Scott Taney-are actually 50
reduced in circumstances as TO be
compelled to earn their subsistence
BY their own efYorts!" the matter
must be treated differently from what
It would be in England. The fanat-
les over there would say, possibly,
"Let 'em earn 1t, like other folks"--
but this wouldn't do here. 1t would
not be chivalry you know. These are
not common folks you are talking
about-they are Judge TaDey's
daughters-first families Of Mary.
land, you know. Pity we can't vote
'em dowries, or pensions, or some
thing Of the kind; but seeing we
can't do that, we must do the next
best thing: we'll call on all the law.
yers In the United States for sub
scriptiOns for the benefit Of these Ia.
dies, SO they need not remain in this
horrible condition Of being compelled
to earn their own living like other
folks. And the movement for this
purpose begins right at the begin.
ming, at the Supreme Court of the
United States. Attorneys and COun.
selors everywhere, prepare to draw
your p0cket-b0oks. ''Ye who have
tears, prepare TO shed them now"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
THE IOWA VOTER.
re he Settles.
4. =. spsrry, 1diter.

It Is gratifying to be assured that
the Alabama Claims question is real.
ly likely TO be speedily settled in a
peaceable manner. A London spe-
cial of last Thursday says:
Right Hon. Earl De Grey, the
President Of Her Majesty's Council, /,
Sir John Poser, John A. Mcdonald,
and Sir Edward Thornton, with one
gentleman learned in, and AN author.
ity on international law, will sail
from England for Washington to-
morrow. They are commissioned to
sit with the members Of the great
International Commission called to
consider the Alabama Claims and
Canadian fisheries questions, and
other subjects OF dispute. His Grace
the Duke of Argyle will probably
follow in u short space of time. The
British Government desired that the
Commission should consist of only
three members, but the Government
at Washington insisted on ten.
A corresponding Commission on
the part of the United States has also
been appointed by the President.
Secretary Fish and Gen. Schenck are
two of these appOintees; but who the
others are, we have not, up to this
writing, been able to ascertain. In
the Senate executive session on the
9th the constitutional right Of the
President to make such appoint.
Inents, without special authority
from Congress, was questioned; but
It does not appear that anything more
was done about It. Anyhow, let III
hope q full and final settlement Ol
the whole matter In controversy may
come soon and be honorable and sat.
isfactory all round.
Since the Ah0xe Was IA type we
have learned the names Of the Com.
missioners appointed by the Presi.
dent:- Sec'y Fish, Gen. Schenck.
Judge Nelson, ex Atty Gen'l Hoar.
and Senator Williams.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
LATEST NEWS.
NrOna YeSkeytl0u's G0ke Cyly.

from XeStCyUUyS OUSs wy
In Chicago day before yesterday,
cattle >s.21 70 $7.25; hogs tir'nsr, out
side prices s7.25 TO @; wheat closed
steady at q .22a cash; corn quiet and
easier, 5Ol 70 81 cts. cash.
In st. Louis, same day, hogs quiet
and no choice In market, range on
other grades q. % TO t7.6O; cattle not
reported; wheat, No. ! red higher,
&i.as; cor, steady, 40 .. for mixed "a
trnek. A@ h
Ninety-eigbt lives were lost on the
French transpost that was wrecked
OF Cape La Hague few days ago..
TIE British House Of Commons -
Monday night unanimously veted .
dowry of csc, $50 to the Princess Lou
ise, with an annual sllewases of Co.
eo0 So the people are saddled. y
The subscriptions to, the Tveaeh Re-
lief Fund in New Ysrk City already
IOot up >6Ae e0o4
late dispatches tell 81 Aesvy wsv
eoatributions levied BY the PTussians
On different French towns. Aside
from this, yesterdays aisRstches
have no foreign nevs - kjnterest thss
seems rsjtaAae. Sel1.svidently hlse
reports absns vaSisss matters SAN
current 6 uouAl.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
CONGREssIONAL.

Proceedings from 2d to 7th inst,
inclusive, reported on second page OF
this paper.
In the House on the 8th, remon.
STRANGE against subsidy bills was
presented, from hundred merchants
and ship-owners of New York.-A
bill to authorize the organization Of
the inhabitants of frontier counties Of
Texas "for defense against the Indi.
ans" was considered, and tabled.
Gen. Logan said that the bill meant
nothing more or less than war with
Mexico.-HOuse passed Buffers
Joint Resolution to remit duties on
articles shipped for the benefit Of the
wounded in France.
In the Senate, same day, the pro-
ceedings were Of no general interest.
The Resolutions of the Oregon Les.
islature, rejecting the 10th Amend
ment, were presented, read, and t..
bled.
fhs Senate proceedings Tor next
day, as reported, were also devoid Of
general interest.
In the House on the 9th, the main
interest centred on the action with
regard to the Income Tax. A vote
was taken upon the motion TO 90
into Committee Of the Whole upon
the bill to repeal this Tax. The vote
on the motion stood yeas los 10 nays
l07. All the Iowa Members voted
nay-thus showing themselves ~
opposed to the repsaj o( the Tax. All
right. The Tax expires by limits-
tion next year; and Senator Howell's
remarks about 1t, - republished In
this paper last week, seem to hit the
nail on the head first-rate.--Mr.
Whitney, elect from Georgia, was
sworn In to seat.
The Senate on the 10th accom-.
accomplished nothing, a. reported.
In the House on the 10th, most Of
the time seems to have been passed
in discussion, good share Of which
was about the general charactef Of
Admiral POrter.-MY. R0cke In
tsoduced . bin ito suppress and reg
ulate the inmates 0f houses of ill-
fame''-a somewhat dlfhcSlt thing to
accosnplish, oG,e would. thiak. ia
In the House on the llth, . Ree0-
luton was adopted calling on the
Sec'y Of War for full inSormsfios
eoncerning the West Point Oulraee.
The Speaker notified the Hovse
that there are now 24l Members "a.
rolled-only three les than the total
number of Representative. The
HoaAe passed : bill extending the
Land laws over Alaska Territory.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
Furniture.

IN =. YOUNG wssld respectfully isfoSn
H. the sieissss Of AaSioa Cossty thss hs
Aas epsssA Csbissa shsp - kosissen
Street. vest efths Tfsuost 9ouse, up stsirs,
u the ssoo fernsrly esesplsd By the Rep.SH.
eaA 00es, who're he Win have on hssd ~
kisAs Of 1sssitsss, ss1 Coass sf ell stsss.
Which he win SILL Lev Ter Cash.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
nlerrantile. dbf GRADES &t.
=. Qurtis.

VXYATCHNAKER,a apd JRwELEK, asd
w Dealer 10 Watches, Clocks, Jswslsy,
spsstsclss, Goggles and Toys. Hsvine IN.
crsassd fssiiisiss for dsisg sll kieds Of work
u my Liss, I ssa sbls ~ give ksttss Sssts-
Snssian. All work warrsutsd Being Agent
1st Pref. J. Kaufsaa's Ashsesatie sPsssa..
elm. A prepared 10 suit Ill sss1itSOss oi
1sshs.
soush west scrsss Of Psblie Sqssfe. Ksex-
vile. lova. 3.3ssf.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
Furniture.

sNHE UNDEhSIGNED manufaetsess and
keeps On hand sii Kinds Of Fussituse,
zach ~ Burssus, Ssfss. Bedstesds, Tables,
Chairs. Sefss, Loaaess. Ae., Of Best Quality
snd st the Lovsst Prices, at his old stand, up
stairs. over Kisss's Store, brick huiiding.
southssst corasr of Square, Ksoxvilis. lows.
URssdy made esaiss, al sises, slwaye 90
hand. (iO) VIZ. wEYBR5. =
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

nA1PEnTIRS AND. JQJNBKe, Sbsp
" Sest dor vsst ef Baptist ChsssA. kses-
Vile. VIII eeassses for sll kisAs sf caspea-
ten' soA Jpiasss' Wssh, iaejudaag Daildies
4 essg Asssgi psiss. asd esassssss saassas.
Non - Ill sssce. We Nsa slastsse esl hssD
- AAs1 oa6ss. pseha, aaA "cANfssoaa Dess.
" xosli nasAaass. (t3eu.l
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

TOLEDO, O., Feb. lO.-The Howe
Sewing Machine Factory ct Peru,
Indiana, was totally destroyed by
Are this morning. +: =. Love'and,
formerly editor OF the Miami County
Republican, perished in the flames,
and three others are missing. The
loss IL estimated ut $IOO, 100, partly
covered by insurance. The Hire IL
supposed to have originated In the
drying room.
The Nebraska House Of Represent
atives has passed resolution In "a
yor Of submitting to the people q
Woman Suffrage Amendment to the
Constitution. @
The corporation of tho city Of Lon
don has subscribed two thousand
pounds for the relief Of the inhabit-
ants Of Paris. ate
New Orleans thinks II will be able
70 raise - 900 for the family H the
late Chief.Justiee Taney. One dis
tinguished lawyer Of that city heads
the subscription ust With &SoS.
The brig j. J.. Bowen has arrived
at BoulOgne laden with food for
PASis. She Is the first American ves-
rel which has visited that port In ten
years.
LOKDOx. Feb. ll.-Ther@ has been
: violent gale MI along the coast VI
the United Kingdom. Ships are
ashose near South Fields, and aev-
esni hves are knows 10 BE- lost. Nu-
ulesoss wrecks are Ap4schsndsd.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
Spsru 4 Barker,

DUBLlsH8Rs or IOWA VOTER, 1sot
ii saa ~ Psis1sss, ass pvepeseA - CSC
cets promptly sid u fbsst styb6, ~ klsdsof
Job Work, inelsdisg Posters, Letter 2 sads,
Bill Heads, Cards, Labeas, 4avslopss. Blasks,
banpblsss, Ne. Osdefs ass sslisitsd.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

~ SUu0s0e <]000ty -
for the Republican nomin-
ation for Governor.
A young msn named Fossett was
stricken with paralysis while he was
making fun and mocking at = reli-
gious meeting in Black Oak School.
house, Jasper County, q few evenings
ago. He now lies powerless and
insensibie. We CLEAN from the Jas.
per Repu6lican.
The Fort Dodge newspapers claim
that the veins Of coal near that city
are from seven TO eleven feet in
thickness.
The School Journal for this month
"gOes for" School Superintendent
Kissell as the wrong man In his
place; and the Grand Junction Heod
LicM endorses this accuation.
The cheapest mail contract In the
West has been awarded to Haskell,
Of Fort Dodge. The Republican says
that "Nfr. Haskell bid for carrying
the mails between Sioux City and
Yankton, In Dakota, by which he
offered to carry all the mails daily,
each way between these two places,
a distance OF 65 miles, for one cent a
year for four years. He farthes
agreed "toset aside and appropriate
all that remained after deductina
fines, &C., for failure to connect,
.teward the payment Of the National
debt incurred during the late unjust
and unholy rebellion" It's needless
TO say that Gen. Smith awarded him
the contract. He also wrote hin,
saying, "Your efforts toward liquid.
ating the National debt are truly
commendable."
Two new Post Offices, named
"Sugar Creek" and "lndepen,iencs
Center" were established In Jasper
County last month; and the name o
Belmont" Post Office, in Warren
County, was changed to 'SchOnberg.
At the present time there are forty
Ave Divisions of the Sons Of Tenn per
ance In Iowa, which will average one
hundred members each, giving In
the aggregate grand Temperance
Division four thousand FIVE hundred
strong.
Under q recent Decision of thu
State Supreme Court, City Council.
may now rest assured that they art
acting legally when they require tn.
owner OF a lot to pay for improve
ments, In streets, sidewalks &c, IL
front Of or around the lot, provided
that the proceedings are In Other
respects legal.
Buchanan County was one Of thu
sixteen that, at the October election
voted "PrOhibitiOn." An Independ
ence correspondent Of the Dubuque
Herald says that the vote does moi
make a particle Of difference with
the saloon business In the County
They 90 right on selling the prohib
tied beverages ~ usual.
Miss Caroline NJ. Grouse, recent,
elected eDgr0ssing clerk Of the Kan
sas H0dBe Of Representatives, form
erly lived in Waterloo, in this State
where she "engrossed" the affections
Of 56veFaI young men Of the place
So says the Courier.
State Senator NJ. Il. Mulkern, Of
Dububue, died at his home on tht
night Of the 8th inst, Of pulmonary
disease, at the aUe Of4l. Mr.. NJ. had
been State Prosecuting Attorney fol
two years.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

AssSAss II the aspsA os sn issA = shseslsDa.
- : - "a - @ -. Z q - sSsssssss O..
The advertidne yeeeipes o he
london Times have eOm0slf11es
reached 4l26, 600 In q single month.
The English advertise very naaeh
more liberplly than Americans uo,
anyhow. .as.ag3
Four persons were frosen 10 death
in Texas during the late 'scold speli."
You see it isn't summer there al.
ways.
New YoRK, Feb. 9.-From ~ tab
ular statement BY Joseph Nimino. Of
the Bureau of Statistics, It appears
that prior to 1882 the tonnage of
American vessels that entered Brit
ish ports was double the tonnage of
British vessels that entered ports Of
the United States. Since 1863 the
tonnage Of British vessels that en-
tered ports in the United States has
been double the t0nnage of American
vessels that entered British ports.
That's turning the tables with ven.
| geance, indeed.
TRxNToN, n, J., Feb, s.-The
Lower House OF the Legislature
ratified the 18th Amendment by 81
to "a.
A great fire at Jefferson, Texas, on
the night Of the 9Th inst, destroyed
property to the estimated amount of
$500, 900; insurance $2OO, 900.
New York, Feb. 13.-Alice Carey,
the well known poetess, died In this
city yesterday, aged fifty years. She
has been an invalid for many years,
and suffered constantly, from the
disease of which she died, for the
past eighteen months. z-
The rumors about the loss Of The
steamer Tennessee, which hHd on
board the U. S. San Domingo Com.
missioners, are apparently entirely
without foundation.
! LONDON, Feb. IA telegram
from Bombay says the steamer Gen.
eral Outram, from Cochin bound ~
Bombay, foundered in cyclone in
the Indian Ocean, and fifty-three
lives were lost,
| GALEsBURG, Feb. ia young
man here was arrested for the setiuc-
tion of three young ladies belonging
to the first families Of this city.
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w. =. Rose,

TTORNEY AT LAW, KnoxviIIs. lows
n Once up stairs, over the Post OMss.
f2A\
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=. a. Wilder,

HOMEOPATHIC ply sicisn and surgeon.
LII OAassin Csrrnthsrs bsilding, southwest
corner Psblic Sqasrs-sp stsirs-knoxvi'ie.
Nsviag Aad 10 ysars' sxPe!ieaes IN she prso-
tics Of Hsu@epatby Il tkink I 81 prsPsrsdto
give perfect satisfaction to sll who fsv"r ne
with their patronage. l'iu
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a.. 8. oouwGu,

nuALEl 10 0lsvsss 3isuass. SAslf ssd
~ nsssy Hse6sses, hsapsss, nsssss sse
Aesieultusa1 loplsneass esssrslly. Aesss
for n. ". Wssrsn's Pstsnt Ataespheste Pese.
sbls Seds FssasaiA. Cid Stand, ssst sias
Ssusre, Kpeaviile. ,1tl
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Marion County Bank,

F N0x1ffftttttf NON ffttttt5 IOWA. PSfd 1P Capitol
IN &ss,eSe. Geld, silver, 0overansnt sad
Other esesritlss bought asd sold. Istsssst
sliowsA on time dspesits. Special attention
given TO Cellsstisss. Opss from A. u. to
1P. n. except 6ssdeys.
6TOCEHOLDERS:
in. Cathcsrt lAskts Wsieht,
4 DrIlamv Robert Crpsisv,
N.if.rt Jas. y. 0oobls,
tsebis MssSh. u. 1e1rosss,
~. nesl, O.R.Wn6ass
q. p. WsYosr. CnsA'r. LAsx n WnsoRf, Pvss't
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

DHYSICIANS asd 6ssgsoss. tsnder their
il Psoeass.ooai sssvisss 10 tAs cttissss OF
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