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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-01

The splendid army of Gustave
Adolphus, when invading Germany
i'm 1890, carried portable artillery
made of leather which did good exc
cution, lasting long enough to dis
charge forty rounds. The Cuban in
surgents copied or re-invented the
idea, and have now in use seventy of
these novel cannon. They are so
light that man carries pair swung
over his shoulder. In action they
are laid on the ground, loaded with
stones, pointed at the enemy and
discharged by the artilleryman stand
ing behind a tree. The gun is about
three feet long, made by stretching
wet hide around stick four inches I'm
diameter and then sewing the edges
together with the native pita de
corejo, stronger than any flax or
hemp. When dry another wet hide
is stretched over the first, frightened
and stitched together, and SO on to
the number of six. The breach is
made of hard wood--the chamber
sometimes lined with tin and firmly
secured to the barrel. The manufac-
ture Of these guns is to-day a special
branch Of the Cuban Ordinance Office.
-Exchange.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-01
Items from the Register.

The way of transgressing liquor
dealers in Judge Chase's district is
about as hard as it ought to be. The
Northwest, in reporting the Judges
disposition of cases in the court just
closed at Fort Dodge, says: "The
Judge used very positive language
in speaking Of the offense of selling
liquors. The week before, he fined a
man in Boone county one thousand
dollars for this offense, and he warned
persons in our city that they must
respect the law; and in sentencing
those convicted he directed that until
the fines be paid, that they be inn
prisoned in our county Jail and be
put to work on the roads. He said
that if this course did not have the
desired effect he would at the next
term of court order that buildings in
which liquor is sold be abated as the
law provides. Men owning build
ings used for this purpose would do
we'll to heed this warning, as the
court has power to have such build
ings destroyed; and Judge Chase is a
fearless man, who will not hesitate
to do his duty"
Bishop Clark, of the Methodist
Church, whose death has been an
nounced by telegraph, was born at
Mt. Desert, Me-, Feb. IS, 1912, was
admitted on trial in the New York
Conference in 1913, receiving his first
appointment to Winsted, Connecti-
cut. In 1917 he was stationed in
New York City, where he remained
four years. In 1851 he was sent to
Poughkeepsie, n. Y, and in the
year following was chosen editor of
the Ladies depository in Cincinnati,
which place he held until ordained
Bishop.
The New York World foretells the
probable coming of another Iowa
Republican candidate for the Presi-
dency: "Still another candidate for
the Presidency is suggested on the
Republican side-Justice Samuel i.
Miller, of the Supreme Court Of the
United States"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-01
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-01
A SONS Apology.

There is pathos in the following
bit Of broken English, which we
affectionatelyc commend to those who
never stop to see the other side of
things. The Register tells how an
old Dutchman in Des Moines got
drunk, and made fool of himself
before acrowd which had gathered
round him. We quote:
A crowd by this time had collected,
and the old man created great deal
of amusement in his endeavors to
tumble into the wagon, but he at last
got in. Just about the time he had
got himself gathered up and was
expecting the reins to be delivered
to him, a strapping fellow drove up
in double wagon, who proved to be
the old mans son. Seeing what a
fool rum had made of his father, and
seeing the merriment that was ere
ated by his foolish antics, the son
duuTcSStu IlItilSCIl W tiS SiONu 90
follows: "Nen PEBBLES makes pur-
lesque oof a Teller vat was throonk,
Why dond tay make fool too NIT
foonurel, und mourners, NIT all
dhere dears unit sobs, unit hearts vat
vas proke in cooble. Dink vonce
pefore you don't done dot dining, dot
some poddy in dees blaze mite got a
fodder und amudder, und gabrooder,
who for a goot many years long hafe
made dhere houses crazy NIT oonhab-
biness, on ackound nit dot rooms
und vines. 1t vas for drue not
gOot ting to done; und When you saw
vonce nit your oben eyes vide, a
feller vat is dhroonk, geef him your
seempady und peedy, oond nefer
dond make fool nit him." And
shouldering his father he carried
him to his wagon and drove off.
The sons head was level, and we
think there were some at least in
that crowd that felt ashamed Of the
part they took in making fun of the
old man.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-01
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
u that the undersigned has been
duly appointed by the Circuit Court
of Marion County, Iowa. as Executor
of the Estate Of Rufus Eldridge, de-
ceased.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to said deceased, are requested
to come forward and make payment
without delay; and all persons having
claims against said Estate will present
them for allowance, duly verified ac-
cording to law.
Knoxville, May 20. 1871.
T.. Il. SPERRY,
On Executor.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-01
MORE KU KLuXING.

As will be seen in another column,
the "night-riders'' have again been
engaged in their murderous work.
This time they visited Newberry,
and succeeded in leaving one, at
least, of their gang badly wounded,
and in the hands of the Sheriff. The
latest intelligence left the wounded
man in Jail, from which his comrades
will doubtless release him, if they
have not already done SO.
It turns out the wounded man is
no stranger, but a man well known
in NewIerry, and also here.
We have conversed with several
persons from Newberry, who saw
the Ku KluX after they left Young's
house, and these gentlemen represent
the gang as being under perfect con-
troll, moving about from place to
place with military precision. All
orders were communicated by means
of whistles, every man being pro-
vided with these instruments. They
divided into squads of about thirty
each, and patroled the town from
about II o'clock till after the affair at
Young's house. 1t was no doubt the
Intention of the Ku klux to kill
Young, Trial Justice Long, and
County Commissioner Hailstock,
and perhaps other Republican Office
holders.
From Spartanburg, also, come
more tales of murder and brutality.
One man killed, and young lady
brutality whipped. Are these the
first fruits of the late Convention ? Is
. this the way the outrages are to be
stopped? We ask the thinking men
of Newberry, if they can sit idly by
and allow such things to be done in
their very midst:
The people of the whole State are
more or less interested in these mat
tiers. Property-holders see their
property depreciating every day, and
the question iscoming home to every
man, as to how much further these
matters are to be carried? If retalia-
tory measures are once inaugurated,
God only knows where they will
stop. A prosecuted people, when
driven to desperation, know neither
friends nor foes. The innocent are
made to suffer alike with the guilty.
We appeal to the citizens to rise in
their majesty and put stop to these
proceedings before it is too late.
There is storm gathering, which, ii
allowed to break over the State, will
bring devastation and woe in itf
track.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-01
From the south.

Mr.. w. j. Young, a former resi-
dent Of this place. now of Columbia,
South Carolina, sends us copy of
the Daily Union of that city, dated
10th ult., from which we copy the
following editorial. tmay be accept
ed as Southern testimony:
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-01
-

Full and explicit directions accompany the medi
eines
Testimony Of the most respoufible end rsBab'r
furnishes application. With hDDdrd d. ~
thousands 81 ii-ing witnesses. snd upward ~ #ftt
unsolicited certificates aud reeomn rDdst.r ny isstfa'
many of witch are from the higbest sourcrf inelu
ing eminent Physicisps. Clerryneu, Hat~fDen.tp
Tbe rraprftor has rfsortrd 70 Their Enbiicsf
IN the He does rot DO this fr1n thr 81.
that bis srfiss rink AZ STANDARD Pr.psrstions and
do not need To be prePpsd up by certificates.
Henry r. Heimboic's Genuine Prcpar.
atiOns. EtE
Delivered to any address. Secure from obserratiot
rsTAEHsHED UrwsED OF TWENTY YEAS
Sold nv Druggists essrswiefe. Atsr..s letters 9 ?
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BOLD. BrugaistsHd Chemist.
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q

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Knoxville; 4G acres br oke, and six
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Oct. LIST, 1871, and u Oct, LIST, 1872.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-01

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10000 Acres of Land,

Improved and unmproved for SALE at from s. $50 acre.
: situated from to fifteen miles from Knoxville
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-01

LAND AND TOWN PROPERTY BOUGHT AND SOLD!
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in the land business of that time and being thoroughly
posted in the records of the County, feel warranted
eeing satisfaction all who may favor with their patronage
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-01

GS- Special attention given to Compound
ng Physicians Prescriptions. 450tf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-09-21

POLITICAL MEETING.-The Speakers
announced for two o'clock Wednesday
p. M, Col. c. c. Carpenter and Hon.
VIM. B. Allison, were promptly on hand
this time, and met a goodly number OF
our citizens who were anxious to hear
what the gentlemen had to say. The
meeting closed just as our forms were
going to press, thus depriving us this
week of the privilege of giving a synop-
sis of their interesting and effective
speeches.
Col. Carpenter was first introduced by
the Chairman of the meeting, Geo w.
Smith, Esq and spoke about an hour
in his calm and logical manner, carry
ing his audience with him, and receiv-
ing frequent applause.
He was followed by Mr.. a llison in a
telling speech IF AN hour and quarter,
and between the two there was little left
of Democratic old or new departures
Mr.. A. apologized for his non-appear.
anee here as announced without his
previous consent a few weeks ago, and
certainly made all his hearers glad that
he was able to come this time.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-09-21
POLITICAL ITEMS.

Seventy persons held Linn County
Workingmen's Convention" at Marion,
last Friday, and nominated q county
ticket.
In the recent election in Wyoming
one sixth of the votes cast in Laramie
county were by females. The county
gave large Democratic majority.
1t is stated that fifteen of the Republi.
can legislative nominees will vote for
Ex-Governor Kirkwood for U. s. Sena-
tor, at first in the caucus.
"As goes Maine SO goes the Union :"
How do Democrats like the way the
Union is going this year? It's just rs
usual.
The Lyons Mirror Is /" decidedly in
favor Of selecting Mr.. Wilson as Sena-
tor" and regrets that he "has not enter
ed into the contest with personal zeal
which would have made his election
certain"
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee are printing the speech of Judge
Knapp, their candidate for Governor,
in pamphlet form, to give it general
distribution. The Judge never made
all of the speech, not half oft, but then
the masses will not know but he did.
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, OF Maine,
was in Sioux City, last week, and de-
livered short speech after Gov. Kirk.
wood on Tuesday night. He paid a
handsome compliment to the Republi.
can party Of Iowa He referred to
Maine and California as lifting the flag
from ocean to ocean, with gallant Iowa
to sustain it in the middle.
Commenting on the nomination of its
editor, the Iowa City Press says: For
Representative from the city, Jno. p.
Irish was chosen. He is the only can
didate upon the tickets for whom We
cannot vote. Ever since he was Of age,
and before, We have maintained and
supported him, paying his board bills,
and his extravagencs has kept US poor.
His reputation is none of tho best. He
is accused Of being everything but a
fool, aud we regard his acceptance of
this nomination a. prssumPtive evi.
dence in favor Of even that charge"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-09-21
IOWA ITEMS.

The upper Iowa Conference meets at
Clinton next week.
The Wilton Chronicle again changes
hands-goss back to its old publishers,
Mr.. Chas. Baker.
The Iowa County Sabbath School
Association meets q Williamsburg on
the Goth inst.
Three Of the burglars who have been
operating At West Liberty were caught
last week, after having been Swallowed
by detective.
The proposition to bond the city Of
Clinton for SIC, 600 to liquidate the float
ing debt, was voted down last Saturday,
by about thirty majority on light poll
of less than 800 votes.
It won't do to talk about Iowa not be-
ing fruit State when she takes the
premium against the United States for
the best display Of fruit. This she did
at the exhibition Of the Am ericsn
Pathological Society at Richmond, Vir.
ginia.
The Osxaloosa Herald reports 1900
people in attendance on the Yearly
Meeting Of Friends at that place. On
Wednesday Thomas Millikin Friend
from Baltimore, attending the meeting,
dropped dead in fit, causing great con.
sternation and deep feeling Of solemn
ity.
The Monitor reports the following rs
blowing out Of the Wright County
Clerks window:
TIP. Aug. 4, 1871.
MISTER KLERC-SUR: Issoo marrig
lisens tn wunst fur Mistur - and
Miss -, fur sucmstancis requiem to
marry rite orr. They is old enuff. -
- step mother and ant.
The following delegates have been
appointed by Governor Merrill to rep
resent Iowa in the National CONNER
cial Convention which assemblies in
Baltimore on tho 25th inst:
H. r. Miller, Keokuk; James Van.
derventer, Clinton Hon. G. r. Willett,
DEBORAH; Ira E. Draper, Prairie City,
Jasper county; Hon. Mark A Dashiel,
Hartford, Warren county; CAPTAIN w.
H. Fitch, Lake City, Calhoun county.
The new villages of Alton and Creston
on the B. & NJ. road, are having q con.
test for supremacy in population and
trade. and their respective papers are
foremost in the fight, of coures. 1.-THE
other day woman on passenger train,"
the Creston Journal says, Twas fast ap-
preaching crisis. Conductor Goodals
was master Of Ceremonies" and first
discovered the situation near Alton.
The woman's first words were, For
Gods sake, Mr.. Conductor, hurry this
train along-I don't want this child to
be born anyways near Atom"