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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

The New MAIL AGENT In yesterday ;.
paper we announced the resignation ol
Hon. A. Low as special mail agent. an
The appoint ment Of Msju Croweii, oi
A'ch'son. a. his snccessor. OF tbs new
appointment the Atchison Champion has
the following:
Maj Jno N Crowell. of this city. has
been appointed by the post N sster genfr i
as special .g.nt Of tn. pos Office depart
ment Tor Ksn>as. lie bss qualified o.
,nch officer. and will At once ente, upon
the di>ch,rg.. oi the duties oi the po-ition
M-jor Crpwell is msn OF fine energy
and aciiviiv. and an earnest repnblican
His spp"in'ment will. we We no doubt
giva genersl Q Satisfaction. AMI ws believe
he will perfnrm his duties in msnner
rreditabls to himself aud u.elul to the
department and III. pnhl,c
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

@ Jim L.g.ts has legged it of Is
Wa.hingtou.-LeavenworM Cali.
Perhaps he hes gone tc gs'hsr up frag.
ments Of demolished letters. for artistic
purposes.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

Ey The Nebraska Legislature. at its
last session. appropriated sbout o. much
money as the Kansas Legislature. This.
in State Of only one-,hird the population
OF K.nsas. must count up 10 the way Of
taxes ,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16
From California,

San FRsScIsco. July 9sh, 1868.
HEATH, SIXTH Co.,
GESrLEArS-We have carefully anal,sed
the b vile Of Whiky marked "PuIified Blue
Grass" manufactured and purified By your
House. for Fusii Oil and the usual adulter.tiona
and impurities Of Wniskics. and fail to and any
such impurities.
JOHN LEWISTON, JR.
Chemist and Snp't SAT- Francisco Assayine
aud Refining Works.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

JACK HENpERsoN-This once noto-
rious X snsas character has turned np at
San Domingo. A correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial met him there.
and TINS speaks Of him:
"Jsck is. or is charged with being. q
dead bet. the old rebel raider. . barnscle
Of this suffering government. and every
thing else that is bad. There are about a
dozen American citizens here. en,erpIi-ing
70 the commodity known a. privste char
scter. Ooe Of them csu,ions yon to be-
ware Of the other. and the other tells 900
to have nothing to do with him. and so
far as this advice goes they are men Of
sense. Jack is good natnred. he dresses
well-indeed he is clever. and interview
ed him. He softly whispered in my ear
IS he said. Il know al they say about me.
and Of course do not deny it, lie maE
possibly play a prominent part in the iu
ture Of San Domingo. for Jack is smart
He says he does not care fshhiDg about
being mistaken for the old rebel raider.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16
ToPrKA. KAn. March Is

Gov. Hsrvey to day appointed Wm.
Tweedsle aud r. McVic.r. Of Topeka.
and G. T. Anthony. Of Lesvepworth.
Commissioners to sxPend the sppropris.
ton. made last winter for besusiiyips the
Capital grounds.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

Boston pspers say thst the cheeks
drawn By Dssiel Webster in favor Of the
elaimsnts tos 6pssiah Indemnify in 1924
were preserved. sod have been presented
BY Hon. Peter Harvey to the Fair ct the
Mosic ALL. Tho Dsmes Of many Of the
noted mea Of that dsy are indorsed on
these cheeka. which were drawn on the
Bank Of the Ueited States.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

E The Grand Chief Templsr Of The
order of Good Templsrs. in Wes,err
State, has been 6ned in the District Court,
for selling whiskey without lieense!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

QasufrelI, the scoundrel Who bss died
20 many times since he horned the city Of
Lswrescs. Ksnsss. during the rebellion.
has inst been arrested once more. 10 foil
bsslss ssd visos. il NorrisonvilIs. Illi-
nois.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

Y H The hardest thing ssid Of our new
Sen.tor. Caldwell. We find in the Wysu.
dous Gasstts. II ssys be comes Of old
brig stock!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

II
EpucArInx IN Kansas The st Lonis
Journal Of Eincstion gives Kansas high
praise fnr it's li',ra'ity in educational
m ,t'srs. II says:
We learn from the message Of the Gov
ernor Of Kansas. that b. Who'll. amonn'
paid ior teachers wsges was S31S 500 81
being m increase tor the last over inrmer
years of over s25 900 THE smonn,,
raised by districts by taxa'ion is over hal
q million Of doll ,rs. and the total valns
of school Lou.e is 81 500 OIL. 40 heine
an increase for the ear Of S4SS.l4 40
We doubt whether any new country
ever offered snch evidences Of progres.
in public education. !.
These are only tha sx',ihi's of the com.
mon schools The State University. the
Agricultural College and State Normal
Schools show great progress and efficiency
The best avidence Of the character OF
q people il their exertions in hehalf of the
ednrstion Of The children Of the State. and
indeel ty that standard Kansas ranks
high. and is dGs'ined TO take q still more
exalted position among the States OF the
Union.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

We RiveSbelow an uufinching copy ol
q letter whidh ws have received 'Ion that
promising msn Of business, james G
Biont. Of Kansas. We have held sacred
.ll his improvements in orthography and
grammar. merely taking the liberty oi
itsIieigine some OF the specimens thsa
chow the greatest vigor Of invention:
Washington. D. c.. March Z. 1871.
E.isor N. Y. Tribnn.: Nv Dear Sir:
Nv s,teu,ios has inst been called to the
article 10 ycm issuc Of the a b inst. h.sd.
ed Stealing made Easy" snd which o.
q e,asuitnous business sdvs'tissmsDt IL
perhaps quite unotj.ctiouable: while the
corochter and sperH Of the entire aniire
.r,icl. il iis,eilious. riiioinoas. and vic'ons
in the ertreens. and unworthy the Journal
in which ir appears. Yon are also iucnr.
rect IN your statemsns'"f hga,es. Yon
.ay that "oat Of s299. 900 paid To the
Indians" there was stolen by me Sl26. :
600; " hi'e the faeis in the case ere. ,hst
the Indians to uAieA yon refrr receive
ps, msnis amounting to s3i9 I42 out Of
which they ('he lndi.ns p.ii 10 m. -
a. per conirsc'-the snm oi Sl4S SOC 80
Please make the correction A ,ha,
Transaction has been closed and is among
the things Of the past. cannot now for
a moment entertain the proposition to
divide with yos ~ lees in the case; bu,
in the next case of the kind that msv
h.v. will take yonr claims under ad.
visrmens; sna in the meantime I shall
continns TO prosecute hnsiness for Indians
spd "thars whenever occasion reqnir.s.
the New York Tribune to the contrary
notwithstanding.
Respectfully your ohedisnt servant,
JAMES G. BLCNr
We do not know where we should look
'or a moro hslicious photograph Of a Dor.
der scounArel thsn in the above inimit able
letter. The ignorance and vulgarity. the
clumsy trncnlence. the ,nsolsnt and ever.
ready tn guogue the shameless sstisfaciiou
over his stolrn money. and the cir Of iusi
oil that breaihs over the whole compost.
ton render il nniqna of its kind. W.
can add nothing TO this perfect picture
We even decline to make the correction
NJ. Binnt reqnests. Our 6gnres wer'
taken from the report Of the COMMITTEES
on appropriations. We have M reason
to donbt them EXCEPT Blnnt's word
which ia no better than his oath. And
although it wonId aeem safe to accept
his statement that he has stolen more thar
We said. the man is evidently No proud q
being thief that We cannot believe him
"ve" when he crimins,es bimseli-N y
Tri5une
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

DHaLERs buying at ST. Joseph viii find It 10
their interest TO Gail on Messrs. Mansfield, e.
ing wood- L Co. Their stock Of Agricultural
Implements. Iron, Steel, Hardware. Wood
Work. &C.. is large and complete. They are
gentlemen to deal With. and offer liberal dis
counts to the trade.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

BsAcKsxyrHs, WAGON AND CARaIAoE Mains
will be pleased to learn that there IL depot
for their supplies near home. where they can
get everythi,~ they need and at prices, com
peting favorably with Chicago and ST.. Louis
markets. Messrs. Mansfield, Ellinguood r
Co.. Of St. Joseph, Mo-, keep a large aad va
ried Stock of Iron. Steel, Wood Wo,k, Car
rage Makers Hardware. ard all othes articles
usedin the manufacture Of Waeons. Plows and
Carriages. Call On them. or write for their
prices. and We fee con6lens you will be we'll
pleased.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

The celebrated St. Joseph Hand Corn Plant
er. at Mans6 Id, El!iuswoo & Co.'S. Send
for one. Price So.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

In suy;ng Farming Implements, the follow.
ing facts should be taken into eon.idcration:-
"The best Away. the cheapest" There IS
nothing about farming which pays half 20 we'll
as the judieious selection of full assortment
Of 6rst-class Agricultural Implements, ard in
performing this dusy. the e1perie.ce of every
successful farmer teaches that no safer rule
can Be adopted sbou to always buy the best in.
plemsnt Of is ct,ss in the market.
No greater mistake vas ever made than ,ns
too commoa ohs o hting the poorest Of two
articles. 6ec,uss it can be boagh, with q ,rids
less money. with promise to yourself ",ha.
when you get able you will buy a bettsr one. -
when the actual loss in one year, by way ofim.
perfect work and untimeiy repairs, exceeds
the entire value or good article EsE
Messrs- Mansfield. Elingwood & Co., Of St.
Joseph. Mo-, are agents for Browns Corn
Planter. Deere's Moline Plows and CSlt,sasors,
Coles Corn Stalk Gutter. Canton Clipper
Piows and Cultirators. and the Champion Cal.
tiv~tors. These are all FIRST CLASS implements,
and WARRANTED. They also keep full stock
Of Field and Garden Seeds. and Hardware Of
ove,y description, and will take pleasure in an.
swering enquiries in regard to prices and terms.
Ifin need Of anything iu their line, We would
advise you to give them call. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

The Representatives, sre spportioned
to the Counties a. follows:
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05

BUSINESS HONESTY Is a veritable
reality yet, bad as our times are said to
be. An instance of II was casually
mentipnedin our hearing last week
not by the man himself, or any of his
connections, however. The gentleman
runs, as part Of is large business, a
steam factory for rendering the lard
out of the carcasses of hogs that die
from disease, &c. OF course the pro-
duct is only suitable for use on ma.
chinery. Buta certain st. Louis firm
lately tried to persuade him to put the
lard or oil in new barrels, SO that il
might be sold for other purposes. Thi.
the gentleman-we might as well
name him at once: Mr.. Huber, of the
firm of Snow e. Huber, Pella--utterlv
refused to do SO, and persists in refus.
ing. So he buys up old oil barrels
&C., and puts the lard into them, so
that If the stuff is hereafter used for
any other than its proper purposes it
will be no fault of his. We call this
true business honesty, and rejoice ut
it. 1t is proper to add that he will not
know that we ever heard Of this in
stance, until he sees it in this paper.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05

TIRED OF WAITING.--A gentleman
called In at this Office few days ago
and handed out SO for new subscrip-
top to the Voter, remarking that he
had been waiting three years for us to
ask him to subscribe, but didn't see
that We were going to do 1t, and so
had concluded not to wait for us any
longer. We hope no other gentleman
In the County will wait any longer
for similar reason. 1t keeps us 80
busy to attend to things here at home
that we never could get out to make q
general canvass--but please consider
this general and cordial invitation,
to everybody in Marion County who
wants his County paper, to Just call al
the Office. Or seHHa,r ant subscribe al
once. Never mind the ceremony, you
know, SO you get the thing itself.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05
FRa1yDrIrNr s1rY-coNTRACroas.

FRAUDULENT SuB-C4NTRACToRs.-
We learn that on Saturday, 18th inst. +,
two ub-ContractOrs on the A. X. &
d. r. r., named J. j. Thompson and
w. J. Lyster, made an attempt to de-
fraud their creditors to the amount of
about $4,000 by absconding. They
had the contract for grading the fifth
mile in the neighborhood Of Mahin's.
They owed amounts to different indi-
viduals, ranging from about two dol
lars to fifty and sixty dollars. Several
merchants in town were their credit
ors. At the time mentioned, they
loaded up their two teams with their
scrapers and other effects and started
South. An attachment was immedi-
ately gotten out and placed in the
hands of the Sheriff, who followed the
Ascending gentry, and, by some for
tuitous circumstance. arrived at Gen.
terville before they did. The Sheriff
Of Appanoose was notified of the matter
and requested to nab them should
they pass that way. On the next day
Sunday they made their appearance
passing through Centerville, and their
teams and other effects were seized
and brought hack.--Al6ia Union, 10Th.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05

THE MUSICAL CONVENTION at Pella
during last week was a "grand success"
very pleasant and beneficial to the 10
or 80 singers who attended. The Ma
rion County Musical Association may
now, we think, be fairly considered a
live and permanent institution
whereof we are glad. The next Con-
vention is expected to be held in
Knoxville, somewhere about the LIST
of next September. May 1t be better
than any Of It's four predecessors. An
Abstract Of Proceedings of the Con-
vention last week, with Resolutions,
&C., will be found In this paper II the
Secretary forwards 1t I'm time. The
Reunion of the Singers, last Eriday
evening ufteT the Concert, at the I'd
Reformed Church in Pella, was ~ very
pleasant affair. The Pella folks,
members Of the Convention, provided
liberal supply Of goodies" which
were relished much. Long live the
Marion County Musical Association !!
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05

FORGERY BY A WoMAN.--Mrs.C has.
Howard, women some 80 years OF
age, living near Leach's Mill, in Clay
Tp., was arrested last Saturday, on
charge of forging two Store Orders,
one purporting to come from Nj.
Minos Parsons and the other from Mr..
Thomas Groves; both for compare
lively small amounts. The goods
were obtained, on the Orders, at Mr..
Muntingh's Store in Pella, some two
weeks previously. Mr.. Muntingh
soon found out that there was some
thing wrong about them, and imme-
diately went at work and, as we un-
derstand, recovered pay for the goods
from the woman herself. The trial
was set for Tuesday, Sd inst, before
one of the Justices in Pella. Mrs. III.
has lived in Clay TIP. some years;
and there are those who think she has
had some experience before. ig
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05

Iowa BUSINESS DIRECTORY. THE
Capital City Publishing Company.
P.O. Lock Box 260, Des Moines, Iowa, ("
inform US by circular that they are
now compiling for publication u Bust
ness Directory and Railroad Gazetteer
for the State Of Iowa, which will be a
book of over 500 pages, containing very
full and complete statistics as to the
history, business houses, churches, So
cieties, newspapers, advantages, &C.,
&C., OF every locality in the State.
They request us to send them, At earli-
est convenience, "short historical
outlina' OF this locality. From the
pressure Of business we are unable. to
do this In any reasonable season--and
we will therefore be glad If some friend
here-say some professional man
will take the trouble to prepare such a
sketch, rs soon Ms possible, and send
them. Our County ought to be de-
scribed in the book.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05

RECORDERS, OLD AND NEw.--Be-
ginning with the new year, Mr.. Ham.
rick retires from the position oi
Recorder Of this County, which he has
so well and worthily filled for the last
four years. All will agree with us that
our County has never had n better
official In that place than Allen Ham
rick. May many long years Of happy
usefulness renpalD to him!
Lieut.. j. r. Frederick, OF Knoxville,
Mr.. .Hamrick's successor, has already
tHtercd on the duties. OF his Office. Mr..
y. was a soldier in the 10th Iowa In
fantry during Its whole term of SER
vice, and was Quartermaster Of the
Regiment when mustered cut. While
We were politically dcad-set against
tue ticket on which Mr.. B. was elected
last year, and expect always to remain
so, we must express our belief that he
viii prove . faithful and efficient
County officer, as he Is q worthy citi-
zen. we wish him pleasant and
successful term. 49, 49,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05

COMPLIMENTARY.-The. Board of
School Directors, with the people, of
Perry Township, Marion Co., Iowa,
would express their entire satisfaction
to Mr.. J. +. Roller, Carpenter and
Of Knoxville, for the salts
factory manner and workmanship
with which he supplied our Township
with SchoOlhouses. Each Of our four
Houses is wen built, neatly finished,
and arranged to the comfort of the
scholars and the satisfaction Of every
body. One is surmoupted by bclfry,
and Is now awaiting a bell, which will
be put up as soon as Mr.. Roller can
procure it. In all of the Houses
Schools have been in progress since
about the LIST of December.
J.. CARMAN, B. BRoUs,
(Signed) STURGEON, and ]. BROUs,
/. Board, and Mr.. BRYAND.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05

1.-THE RIVER OF THE WEST, or
Pioneers of the Columbia" is the title
Of new Book, by Mrs. Frances
Fuller Victor, Of Oregon, published by
the Union Publishing Company, 10l
Washington ST., Chicago, and sold
only by subscription. Mrs. Mary
Kline is the Agent for Marion County,
and will very soon canvass this town
and Township for its sale We have
examined the book, and find it an
elegant Octave volume of over GOO
pages, profusely illustrated with
spirited engravings OH wood and steel.
We have subscribed for copy, and
think others who may take it will
have no reason to regret the purchase.
1t is full Of History, Biography, Ro-
nance and Adventure. Price, beau
tifully bound in cloth, sprinkled edge,
$500; Library style $3.50.
1--WE owe to Mrs. Victor many
delightful hours. Her book, in point
Of interest and novel adventure, is not
unworthy place beside Irving's
Astoria. It is impossible in short
notice to even enumerate all the sub
jects of interest, hut 1t will repay a
careful perussl. - Christian Union,
Henry Ward Beecher's Paper.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05

RUNAWAY ACCIDENTAL about I
A. NJ. last Sunday, Rinaldo, son of A.
b. Miller, of this place, started over to
Pella, with his fathers horses and
buggy, after his sister. Just in the
eastern edge of town the horses started
and ran, and in turning a corner RI
naldo was violently thrown out of the
buggy. His left shoulder was disloca-
ted by tho fall, aud he received some
severe bruises about the face. DIR.
Scoles was called; and the young man
is recovering finely. No damage was
done to the team or buggy, we believe.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05

REsoLUTIoNs.--At n Stated Com
munication of Pleasant Lodge, No.
1913, A. +. & A. NJ, held at Masonic
Hall, Pleasantville, Iowa, on Tuesday
evening Dec. 9th, A. ID. 1870, the fol-
lowing Preamble and Resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Supreme Architect
Of the Universe has been pleased to
remove from our midst by sudden and
appalling death orr well beloved Bro
ther Past Master Or. VIM. Covington,
therefore
Rcsolved, That while bowling in
humble submission to the stern man
date which separates us from the en-
dearing society Of our beloved brother,
we SO regulate and square our conduct
that when we are summoned from
labor to rest we may meet the Divine
appreciation of our Grand Master above.
Resolved, That In the death Of our
honored brother, the Profession loses
one Of its ablest members, mankind a
true friend, the bereaved widow II kind
husband, the orphan children al in
dulgent parent, and the Masonic Fra
ternity an esteemed brother.
Rcsoivcd, That we cordially extend
the heartfelt sympathies Of this Lodge
to the sorrowing widow and orphan
children of our deceased brother.
Resolued, That these Resolutions be
spread on our Record; that acopy OF
the same, under the Seal of the Lodge,
he delivered by the Worshipful Mas
ter to the family OF brother Covington,
and copies to the Knoxville Democrat
and the I0,0a Toter, with a request to
publish the same.
Il. WILLIAMS, w. NJ.
u. C.. DAVIS, Sec'y.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05
kSoxvILLE. Iowa,
Dec. %, 1870.

ED. voTER:-Perhaps some of your
lady readers would like new recipe
for making bread, tried and tested by
the one who gave 1t to me. tasted
the bread, and call IL excellent:
!. Dissolve two tenspoonfuls of brown
sugar and two tablespoonfuls Of flour
in water, md let it stand twenty-four
hours. Then put In more warm wa
ter and more flour, until you have
sufficient sponge for your bread; let
this stand twelve hours; then mix
and bet it rise, as usual. YOU will find
the flavor Of the bread muel, superior
TO that made with common hop yeast.
esi ,a S. s.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05

Two LARGE SToRES-one, on the
southwest corner of the Square, devo-
ted to Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries,
&C.; and the other, in the room adj
joining, filed with mammoth stock
OF Boots and Shoes exclusively-are
still in full blast, under the charge Of
Messrs. jenkins & Wilson, who devote
their entire attention, with increased
success, to the benefit and satisfaction
of their numerous customers. Re-
member the place-southwest corner
of Square, Knoxville.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05

FESTIVAL The friends Of the Lu-
theran Sunday School in this place,
on New Years Eve provided q supply
Of cakes, apples and candy for the
benefit Of little aud big folks con-
nected with the School. Some very
pleasant songs and the presentation
Of two fine prizes to the children, with
appropriate speeches, varied the eXer-
cises. All seemed to enjoy themselves,
and separated early IN the evening
with smiling faces and happy hearts.
May another New Years Eve find us,
II not all together, at least equally
happy elsewhere! 8.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05
PIEASANTvILLE. Iowa.
Dec. 81, 1871

ED. VoTER:-Pleasantville IL q fast
town. There We're two knock downs
today. Jefferson Prentice strnek -
man by the name Of Bunten with an
axehelvc, and hurt him pretty badly;
and in the evening John Marsh struck
man by the name Of Darncll with
an iron poker, and bled him profusely.
The cause was bad whisky. Apd'if
somebody don't take bold Of it an the
Grand Jury, some one will get hurt
yet, and badly at that, when they use
such tools. to fight With. gs1c - ~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05

GREATER THAN EyER.-Dry Goods,
Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots and
Shoes, and Queensware, now on Sale,
cheaper than ever, at Clark, Cooper 4
Curtis,S Store, southwest corner Of the
Square, south side, Knoxville. A
Fine Stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewel
ry, Silver Ware, &C., on hand also,
cheap for cash. Don't neglect this
opportunity for Big Bargains. Call
soon, to secure early choices. Re-
member, southeast corner Square.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05

J. G. RocKAFELLow, Dealer in gen.
eral Groceries, east side of Square,
Knoxville. just remember this adj
dress, and when you come to town
step In at his Store and lay in asupply.
The Captain keeps flrst-class Goods,
and sells at fair prices. II you have
tried him once, no recommendation Is
necessary, If you have not, don't me-
glect 1t any longer. Your own inter-
ests only are consulted.