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TO LET.

.f8 House to Rent,
d. A DESIRABLE House pleasantly located in
the Western part OF the city, house contains 10
MAsA finished rooms; will be let with or thout the
Furniture. Also good stable the premises to
JOHN G. PRoCTER
augl6 d3w SO Exchange ST.,
To Let,
u EASTMAN IsRtsf BRoraERs. ii
auglot1 No. 332 Congress Street,
Desirable Honse OF ten rooms ENQUIRE of g. a
IA BAKER, 81 Wilmor street. E.W. LOCK.
House to Rent.
THE upper Tenement of the new House No "a
1 Emery st. consisting OF six rooms, with plenty
OF water, to be rented to small family.
Portland Any H. WILLIAM A,f 4. GREEN.
For Sale or Lease.
THE house, store, stock of Groceries and futures
L corner of West Commercial and Summer sts
Portland will be sold apon reasonable terms, or the
house and store leased tor term of years. This is
desirable place Tor business For terms Of sale or
lease, call upon
DENNIS o'CoNNoR,
HOWARD g. CLEAVES, ,Attys,
auglltf Sd Exchange ST., Portland,
TO I<ET.
4 LARGE ROOM, with steam power. Enquire
Nat this office.
To Let
WITH Board; two fine front rooms, connected or
w separate. as desired, at No 81 Free st. jy18dt
Store to et
THE store No $50 Comme rcial Street occuned by
l. Woodman & Lttlejonn. Apply to
jun2st' A. L. STEVENS 8 CO.,
Il U l. Ell.
ESHE three and halt story house No HAMPSHIRE
l. street known as the Acadia House; contsns 80
finished rooms and is well fitted for hote or board
Also Dwelling Houses and Stores to let.
Inquire OF S. L. CARLTON,
my6ldtf Atty at Law, 80 Middle st.
To Let.
A LIST of all the vacant tenements in tie city.
"A with all necessary information in regard 10 them
can be found at 35it Congress st.
N; Is. Rents entered ON our list Tree ofcharge.
Mar 10-dtf
TENEMENT to let, con taining rooms, Sebago
Il j. water. For particulars call at 81 LINCOLN
ST. aug23 tt
To Let,
ElOUSES and Stores on Pearl Street and Cum
III berlana Terrace by
sep27-1y j. L. FARMER,
To be Let,
THE whole or part of the block OF Brick Stores on
L Portland Pier.
Apply at the Merchants National Bank.
jy1Su
To Let.
II OUSE No So Anderson st nearly new, contains
six rooms, eight closets, good cellar, and plenty
water. Apply at No Lincoln st. jy2tt
Furnished Room to Let,
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A BOY. Is years old, would like to get situation
a to tend store. take OF a horse or work about
inc mouse; would like the privilege OF attending
school three hours in the dav good, honest bow
Please address c. H. j., PRESS Office audit
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WI VT IL I'D.
Situation Wanted.

small family good gisl; one that can cook
L and wash WELL
Apply at No so Pearl st. au22d1w
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To be Let,
THE whole or part OF the block OF Brick Stores
L Portland Pier.
Apply at the Merchants National Bank.
in12f
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Maine Abel Loom Company.

Maine Abel Loom Company.
THE annual meeting of the stockholders of the
L Maine Abel Loom Co., for the choice of officers.
and the transaction ofany other business that may
legally come before them ill be held at the office Of
the Commercial College, No II Ciapps Block, on
Wednesday, September 9th, at O'Clock p. m.
l.. A. GRAY, Secretary.
Portland, August 2Tth 1871. aug22eOdtd
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14
Late SeWS.

The Prince Of Wales was still liv-
ING up to last Saturday afternoon,
bat it seems there is little or no hope
Of his recovery.
The New York nerald's Washing
ton special says there isa Democratic
scheme on foot Tor the impeachment
OF pres't Grant, for alleged viola
ton of international law, nsurpation
of war powers, and connivance with
and attempted annexation of san
Domingo"
The entire east side Of the Public
Suuare of Rockville, Park County,
Indiana, was destroyed by fire last
Friday night. Loss very heavy.
Details not yet reported.
-Four tons Of chickens and poultry
were shipped last Saturday from
Davenport, Iowa, TO Nevada.
Five passenger trains from the
west were snow-b0und at Laramie
Station, on the Pacific Railroad, last
Friday.
New YORK, Dee. s.-Tventy i've.
were lost in The gales las; week on
the Nova scotia coast by the wreck
ing OF three ves.eis.
The CITY Treasurer ~ Philade'Phia
has been found guilty u "minpp'o-
priating" sj0V,COo Of the peop'ss
money.
Great fire at Hspey.town, Mary
land, on night Of 9th inst; lesr Vs.
o,O. and only i3,0yO insured.
T.. A. Warden and Seth Johnson,
Clerks In the u. 3. Treasury Depart
ment, have been arrested for theis
from the Government, amounting 10
$50 900 ar 100000, in the last two
wears. 1t il stated that the loss VIII
al On Treasurer Spinner.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14

Forty-five Senators last week sent
a letter requesting Sec'y Fish to re-
main in the Cabinet; and it is be-
lieved that he will do so.
1t is announced that there will be
n heavy immigration from Germany
to Iowa next year.
That report, last week, about wo-
man suffrage in Wyoming was Il
mistake. Gov. Campbell vetoed the
bill repeating the woman suffrage act.
PIrTsBuRG, Dee. s.-rhe rolling
mill of Mcknight & Co., at Birming-
ton, was burned this morning. Loss
about $4,000, fully insured.
DR.. NJ. V. Mckinney, of Des
Moines, has invented and patented Il
machine for making cigars, with
which one man can do the work of
five.
The Orphans in the Home at Dav-
export had grand Thanksgiving
Dinner, where everything went mer-
ry as a marriage ball. Good for
that!
Senator Trumbull positively &C.
clines the proposed "Possum' nomi-
nation to the Presidency, and eX-
presses his belief that Prcs't Grant
will be renominatcd and reelected.
The HaWkeye reports that Or, ;.
c. Thompson, the Democratic Treas
urer Of Decatur Comfy, Iowa, has
a5sconded, leaving II deficit Of from
$2p eco 10 $3o, ,000in the County funds.
lie left letters, stating that he was
going to commit suicide, &t. lie
had formerly heen regarded as an
upright man.
The Republicans triumphcd IN the
election ior the Cortez last Monday,
in twenty-three of the iorty-eig ut
Capitals, and in forty-three OF the
smaller towns.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14
The New Insane Asylum a
independence.

The Clinton Herdld has the ap-
pended items of interest concerning
this important State improvements
The new Insane Asylum at indie
pendcnce is situated on $40 acres Of
ground two miles from town, and Gu
the west side of the river. 1t is TO
consist of central bailding and
wings fronting the east, and 30 feet
i'm length north aud south. The
work is going on under the Cons
missioner and superintendent, and
not by contract. The brick is made
up on the ground, and the facing
stone comes from Farley, Anamosa
and Epworth.
so far, the sum of $500, ,C00has been
appropriated. Two sections Of the
building are complete, and the re-
maning part is being constructed,
When done, its external wall Will
measure no less than 2,G3S feet, or
little more than half mile. The
part enclosed will accommodate l5H
patients, and the whole building $50.
| 'rhe cost vii! probably be about
$7O0,o0o. 1t is thought S29a,0l0 ut
least will be asked of the Legislature
the coming winter to complyte the
central portion Of this magnificent
building. The Commissioners are
good men and honest, viz: Hon.
Maturin l.. Fisher, nf Clayton Coun-
tx; l.. G. Morgan. of Webster Coun-
ty, and Albert Clarke, Of Buchanan
| County.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14
latest News.
Gold down to l.09l to :.

In Chicago market on the llth, as
per Daily Registers report, cattle
sales quoted were Of choice lots at 6
(ay $6.l2l; hogs firm and . Ud 10 cts.
higher, prices ranged from $3.lo Z"
si.3O, most sales at 81 (n S4.le; wheat
dull and lower, range Of sales from
SI.l2I (a ST. %; corn fairly active and
firm. range from 10 (n llcts., accord
ing to grade.
In St. Louis, same day, per DAILY
Gate City's report, hogs, bulk OF sales
$!to$l.l0; cattle unchanged, and not
reported.
The "revolution" in Mexico seems
TO be gaining strength. Sal'illo has
surrendered to the rebels, with all
the Government troops, arms ana
ammunition.
In the Senate on Monday, Senator
Sumner was at his own request re-
lipyed from the craftsmanship OF the
Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions. 4 Joint resolution legalizing
the issue OF food and blankets to the
Chicago sufferers wasintroduced, but
tabled. Senator Trunbuli made
s,eech in favor of civil service re-
form.
In the House, same day, numerous
hills were introduced. \ Resolution
WA, adopted directing the proper
Committee to investigate the Status
of the bus;ness Of the Treasury De-
nartment. A concurrent resolution
Of adjournment from Dee. - to Jan
nary s was adopted. An hour was
.peut on the Apportionment biil,
without result.
The latest word as to the Prince OF
yvolas i dated mt 5 Z. NJ. of last
monday lie was then believed to
be near death.
NEW YORK, Dec. IA speciai
dispatch from London says ina, ire, e
m andous excitement prevailed III
Madrid on the receipt OF fr-Siue,''
Grants message relating 10 the
Cuban difficulty. The government
hss resolved to maintain hriii az az,
titude. Reinforcements OF f,oJJ
men. two additional Generals, anu
four iron -ciads will be immediately
DISPATCHED TO Cuba.
A great fire at Hannibal Mi'-'''',
last Monday morning, destroye"
nroper.y to the amount OF s"'""'
mon which there was insurance 10
the amount of t24,OO0. The hre y
aid to have started by some 0 les
trying to start fire with kerosene.
The cholera is raging win ere@'
fatality at Lucknow and vicinity.
The strike of te'egraphers conl,h'
ues, greatly embarrassing the public
Serious delays are expected
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14
THE IOWA VOTER.
4. F. Sperry, Editor.
Railroad Matters.

The Executive Committee of the
Abba, Knoxville and Des Moines
Railroad Company met in Knoxville
on Tuesday, 18th inst, pursuant to
special notice, to settle with a. w.
Collins, Treasurer. The sum of Sl5,-
673.23 has been drawn from the
County Treasury, of Knoxville TIP.
Railroad Tax, and paid ever TO Mr..
Grinnell. Received by Treasurer
from other sources, and paid out as
per vouchers on file, 81 ,o5s.l0. Treas
urer's Report approved and placed
on file.
Beard Of Directors OF said Company
met in Knoxville on same day.
Minutes of previous meetings read
and approved. No further business
transacted.
Stock holders Of said Company met
in Knoxville on same day, for cleo
tion Of Directors for ensuing year;
and the following persons were duly
elected as such, viz
n. Guthrie, a. j. Duncan,
Miles Jordan, j. 5. Townsend,
ID. c. ELY, James Mathews,
VIM. NJ. Stone, John Gamble,
Geo. T.. Conwell, J. II. Clop,
J. G.. RockafelloW, Geo. kruck,
A. W. Collins, q. B. Ayres,
j. b. Grinnell, j. X. Casey,
\. ID. Wetherell.
Board of Directors convened by
former Chairman, for election of Off
GERS for ensuing year; and the follow,
ing persons were duly elected as
such, viz:-James Mathews, prest;
Miles Jordan, Vice pres't; Q. j..
Ayres, Treasurer; +. Christcfel,
Scc'y. Chair appointed the follow.
ing Executive Committee: Miles
Jordan, ID. G. Ely, a. ID. Wetherell,
A. ". Collins, j. X. Casey, O. B.
Ayres.
On motion Of q. y. Ayres, it was
"Resoired, That there be issued 70
J. b. Grinnell Ninety-one Bonds OF
One Thousand Dollars each, on said
Road, bearing eight per cent. inter
est: and that there he an additional
issue Of Bond. at eighty cents on the
dollar, as further work is done oi
p,atarial furpiA hpl for the constr rlll.-
tion of said Road.
.4iso Peso{rea, That Nineteen
Bonds Of one Thousand Dollars each,
bearing eight per ccnt. Interest, h'
delivered To the a. *. q -. X. H.
Company in security Tor money an-
yanrrd to j. B. Grinncll; aud Bonds
shall be further issued TO the tOmpa-
ny, at eighty cents on the dollar, II
the moneys are paid by the Compa,
nv to GrinnelI; and said Bonds shall
be passed 10 Grinncll on his compile
ton Of the Road to Knoxville; ana
neither Bonds or Coupons shall bo
transferable only on his failure 10
build the Road to Knoxville"
On motion it was ordered that
Hon. J. B. Grinncll have Deed o'
Trust drawn up, TO be approved hy
the Pres't. on the road-bcd, franchise
&c. made to James +. JOY, Alpheu-
Hardy and Gov. Merrill, IA Trustees
to secure the payment Of the Bonds
Adjourned.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14
K noxville National Bank.

KNOXVILLE, IOWA. CAPITAL Sio",voU
~ Gold, Silver, Government 'nd o.nei
Securities bought ind sold. Interes' ei'o".a -
on time deposits, 81 eciaI atten ion given 70
Collections. Open from A. h. 10 -
except Sundays.
DIRECTORS,
Larkin Wright, A. j. Briggs, ). m. G.'n'"'''
A. W. Collins, S. L. Collins, Al. Kerr.
!. .Bittenbender, L b. oodruh, a. 1 oroohs'
LARKIs WaIGaT. Pres {.
A. w. COLLINS, Vice Prtst
(5.I5tf A. BAIGss, Cashier.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14
r Curtis.

YXyATCHMAEE and JEWELER, and
w Dealer 10 Watcher, Clocks, Jeweiry,
Spectsclrs, Goggles and Toys Having Ia
creased facilities for doing all kinds of work
in my Line, am able to give Entire satts :
factisn. All work Warran ed Being agent
for Prof j Kaufman's Achromatic Specta-
cles, am prepared to suit all conditions oil
sight. Full Lines OF Dry Gosds, QHeensware,
Glassware, Groceries, Notions, &c., Cheap
for Cash
Southwest corner of eublic Square Knox
vile, Iowa II It
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14
The Presidents Positions ana
ggeeOtntneRdati

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t',ssi,isy infhc Concrete.

Tb,. r-lIn,giny nlay Lo fakpn ng an
AT, ,.,.,t nr ~. ,..nlfs of the
,av, ,.r,ot.,atie National Couyen-
''"''' - ~, ,,,l..
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pasolvcd 1t THAT the Democratic
.na,,y az the United Statcs in CON
yention a.,eaib!ca so hereby declare
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14
Furniture.

T D.YOUNG would respectfully InloI"
T.. the citizens Of Marion County thh ne
has opened a Cabinet shop on ho',aiu" ',"ira
Street. west ofthe fremont House, up stnirf'
in the r 90 IN formerly occupied hy the Repu'", =,
sum Once, where he will have on mana al
kinds of Furniture, and Cottin' OF all sizes
which he winscll Low for Cash W.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14
Furniture.

NyHE UNDERSIGNED manufactures anu
/ keeps on hand all kinds OF furni,ni.'
such as Bureaus, Safes, Bodsteads, api .,
Chairs, Sofas, Lounges, &C., OF Best Qua".y
and at the Lowest Prices, at his oio s'hnu' =
.tsrs ovar Kinne's Store. brick building
southeast corner Of square Knoxville Iowa
ss-Headv- made cofins, oil sizes, always on
hand. (5lItfl Nh WEI In ,.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14


istration.
In his reference to the work of
emancipation going on In different
parts of the world, the President con-
cludes with noble utterance and
recommendation which we hope to
see Congress Immediately act upon,
which is, that no American shall be
allowed TO hold property in slaves.
or be allowed to participate in the
barter of human flesh. This, from
Grant, should be the crowning, conf
pleting postscript to the immortal
proclamation OF Lincoln'S cmancipa-
tion of American slavery.
In matters of finance, the Presl-
dent makes good, common-sensc,
business-like recommendations. lie
advises the further lesSening Of the
burden OF taxation, and the rcadjust-
ment aud reduction of the rates of
tariff, a recommendation cminently
wise and timely. Here he has com
pletely tripped up the gentlemen
who have been chasing him on this
subject.
Recognizing the spirit and the
necessities of the are, and the advioa-
bility of making the great invention
aS much blessing to the poor man
as the rich, he recommends the pro-
position for a postal telegraph. We
hope that under the impetus of his
sanction, Congress will take this
measure up and meet it as its impor-
! tance demands.
The Mormon question he handles
without gloves, holding, and rightly,
! that while the law has no more right
to interfere with the Mormon relig-
/ ION than with any other, it cannot
disregard nor allow 10 be practiced
the iuiguity of adultery carried on
under the cloak Of its name. His
suggestion In regard to lpgitimatiling
the birth Of children Of the Mormons,
is humane, Just, and right. Any
thing else would be- cruelty to inno-
! rpnco.
With logged persistence he ad-
here, 10 his humane Indian Policy,
and insists upon its being given q
rtir aud thorough trial While we
cann4t hpve the faith in il the Presi-
i.nt has, we sill consider il rs hav-
ag bean prompted on his part 10y n
inIats- If heart and belief in the
power Of gertlencs- rarely seen in q
+. soldier. Ills enemies have charged
4iu with lack of the quality Of ten
.nrnes-, holding that hs, like al
uth"r soldiers, would too often resort
I to the strong arm and the iron band
i instead of patiently and humanrlN
/ waiting for The slower process of ar
rnment aud persuasion. This .ho
/ 'l- disprovcd by his Indian policy,
Land, in this latter Message, by his
commentator that tn" question
~ charity toward and forgivncss ol
/ rybrl- be considered in kindness and
,gbernc-S.
10 the proposed reform in thcciril
! service the President commits him
self earnestly, and here again he dis
appoints his traduccrs. lie says he
( j. in favor Of the reform, that he i
| willing to 40 his whole share in the
rood work, and that he hopes it viii
be made thorough aud made soon.
ia all other essential features, N
we look at it, the Message is wise and
jaticioGs, aud viii be satisfactory to
the people. ltwili give new strength
10 thc Republican party, and inspire
in the people Il still greater conf
dpnce iu the President. - Register.
I .
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14
woman Suffrage I'm iOsy;s--TiIo q
Amendment.

The present status of the Suffrage
question in this State Is in doubt.
The last General Assembly adopted
an amendment 10 the Constitution,
striking out the word "AIale" from
two sections, providing for the prop
er notice 10 electors.
The Museatine JoWnai says that
the Secretary of State failed 10 civ"
the newspaper notice required. This
raises the question whether The action
os the Legislature in passing it aae
hecn nulliiied. Attornpy-t}cucral
O'Connor, it is said, holds that TIL
instruction to the Secrctary Of stat"
is merely directory hat the Amend
meia may lac ratified by.h incoGI
ing Legislature, and the defect as 10
the notice will be cured by submit
ting the question to the people ut til
first general election. This may hc
so, but we think it was the intention
Of the Trainers Of the Constitution
that amendments should be passed
upon by the people twice -onec 10
the deliberate choice of represents
tivcs, and again by Il direct vote
upon the proposition. But the qucs
ton wiIl not become practical one
until it appears that thepvcscnt Leg
i.!aturc in favor Of the amendment.
The woman sutiragist5 certainly have
reason 10 complain Of the oversight
which puts their effort in snch
questionable shape. Ddnap0H Ga-
zctic.
The above statement, rs made ty
the Muaeatine JO,0Hdi, il an error.
We published it, not knowing it 10
be an error, although we should have
known better, for the amendments
in question were published IN TiiE
REGISTER by order Of secretary
Wright. And rs to the Ga@cfie, Ne
are told on good authority that on
the Dllt Oi 'floDtT Iart, INV NHtlb'i
0f State issued warrant 10 the
"Gnzcite Company" Of Davenport,
for advertising amendmeuts to Con-
stitu,ion" "three m0Htis.p Tne b:iI
was accompanied by slips containing
4 copy OF the very amendments re
fprrcd to in the foregoing extract.
The fact Is, the amendments pro
posed by the last General hs1eni'y
were published precisely ar required
by that body, viz: in one paper IL
each Congressional District. No on"
al all acquainted with the present
Secretary of State, or with the man
ncr in which he performs the duties
Of his responsible Office, need be re-
minded that failure on his part VIII
never eGnbarr;lss the General Assem-.
bly,, or the people Of the state in any
manner. Rfgister.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14
fller1antilc, Gbs GRADES ST.
Knoxville Marble Works.

LIEN HAMRICK. Dealer in f"rei g'
n and American Marble, ard mannfactufe' OF
ef Monuments, Head St""es, CeootSph.' "'''
s.ar nnrthw est corner Pubic square hhoA
vile, Iowa.
gss- Mr Hestwood will shii remain a.
ersyer and o. neral Workman. 4"i IL
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14
watchm aker & Jeweler.

rUSTAV EBER HART has the pleasure
NJ announcing that he bas opened Full
New Stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewe!ry, &c,
he In est and best styles, on the North
side # Public Square. next door to northwest
corner, knoxville. Repairing done on hort
notice, and satisfsction guaranteed. share
of patronage is solicited. (3,H tD
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14
Warfel, Hindman & Co.,

CARPENTERS AND J0INERS. Shop
~ next door west Of Baptist Church, Knox
vile. will contract for all kinds of Carpen-
ters' snd Joiners' Work, including Building
of every description, and guarantee satisfac-
tion Ia all cases. We Manufacture and keep
on hand Safes, Desks, and California Beau
ty" Washing Machines 430tf)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14
G.. e. Conwcl

nEALER Stoves Pinware shei' anu
IL Heavy Hardware, Keepers Movers VII.
Agricultural implements gensrsi,y. nsea'
for N. W. Warren's Patent Atnospher'c fuIs
able Soda Fountain. cid stand, sss' si'0
Square, Knoxville.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14
Sperry & Barker,

PUBLISHERS OF IOWA VoIEh, nooA
L and Job Printers, are prepared 20 a.. !,
cute promptly and in best style, sli h,nas nus. -
Job Work including Posters, Letter heaa'
Bill Heads Cards, labels, En-, eioPes, DiasAe'
fsnphlets, Kte. Orders are soiicileo'
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14
B. A. Wilder,

OMGOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon.
IL Ofics in new building near southeast
corner Public Square, Knoxville.
Having bnd Is years experience in the prac-
tice Of Homeopathy, | think am prepared L"
ciy nerfect satisfaction to all who fav9r me
with heirpatronage. l'lti
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14
Contractor and Builder.

r F.R0LLER would respectful y an
- nounce that he is now prepared to
coz tract, at the lowest rates, for any kind
If Building or Bridges, and guarantee salts
faction Estimates anu Plans furnis h. d
free Shop south Of A. X. d ID Depot
grounds, Knoxville, Iowa. t4,3S tf)
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w. A.. M orr;son, M. d.,

Us THANKFUL for past patronage, nd
l will continue the Practice of Medicine, !,
attending promptly 10 all calls :.
asy- spccia! attention gi,en to Chronic
Diseases.
Office on Sec nd Street first door south OF
Ballard House, knoxville. 'li u
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-14
e. f. Sperry,

NOTARY PUBLIC. Real hsta'e, I'M"
IN Insurance and General Agent. o"o'
In yoTra Office, Knoxville Iowh nusinesa
iutrustea to his care will be promp',y az"
satisfactorily attended to. W