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LONDON, February /,

The Bourbon Princes will be candi-
dates for the Assembly, -.s.--sr ..~.
Cstmbetta telegraphs that the Bor-
deaux government accepts the armstioe
but can not order an election in advance
of further explanations.
The Conference holds another session
Friday.
The Emperor of Germany will not
acturn to Berlin until peace is concluded.
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na- For sale by Wilcox, Gibbs j. Co.,
Importers and Dealers in Gnanos;
las Bay Street, Savannah; I'll Broad
Street, Augusta, Ga 151 East Bay.
Charleston, S. c., and by Norwood,
DuPre & Co., Abbcville'; W. z. Nc
Ghee, Cox :,"u'y Walter u Aiken,
Greenwood; B. A. Davis. Nincty-Six.
For fur; her information apply or ad-
dress as above for pamphlet.
Nov -. 'o"" ~ -4u.
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STATE SEcURIT1Bs-South Carolina,
old,-a So; do new,-G5; do, registd
stock, eX int q 10.
CITY SECURITIES - Augusta, Ga,
Bonds.-a rs; Charleston, ). c., Stock,
eX or int,-a so; do,- Fire Loan BONDS,
20 =; Columbia, s. c., BoHds,-a GO.
RAILROAD EoNDs-Bluc Ridge, first
mortgage, 81 a -; Charleston and Sa-
vannab, GA; Charlotte, Columbia and
Aususta,-a S.; Cheraw and Darling
ton, 81; Grcenville and Columbia, lst
mort, S5a-; Go, State guarantee, GA;
Northeastern, 81 a; Savannah and
Charleston, 1st mort.,.--a 7S; do, State
guarantee, Ga; South Carolina, ii 10;
DO, 60; Spartanburg and Union,--a So.
RA1LHOAD SToCKS--Char!otte, Colum-
bia and Augusta,--a 10 {; Grcenvilic and
Columbia, ; a; Northeastern, la;
Savannah and Charleston, -a3J; South
Carolina, whole shares, -;e40 !. do, half
shareS,-a 22A.
EXcHASGE, &c-New York Sight, Z
of par; Gold, lG9a Ill; Silver, lO3a-
SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS.
Bank of Charleston........ ......-a-
Bank OF Camden................ .....oNl-
Bank Of Georget0wn........ ia
iSallk CIV
Bank of CheSter................... ...... ga
Bank of Hamburg S........................" Ia
Bank of Newberry y....................... 3a-
Bank OF State of s. G., priorto 1861 .35a-
Bank of State of $. G., issue 1861
AID 1852 2..........................". 22a-
%PlanterS' and Mechanics Bank OF
Charleston ..........................-a a
=People's Bank of Charleston. n,......-a-
*Union Bank OF Charlcston........-a-
Southwestern r r Blk of Charles
ton, old, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3
Southwestern II Il Eank OF Charl-
cStOn, new, W,...H......................-
State Bank of Charleston......... Ca
Farmers. and Exchange Bank OF
Charleston. "a
Exchange Bank of Colun pia....!.... Ia
Comme cial Bank of Columbian. Ia
Merchants Bank of Cheraw......... 5a-
Planters Bank of Fairtield,......... ca
State of South Carolina Bills Receiv-
able, ......:.................... ........ 'o''-
City of Charleston Change Bills. 95a-
*Bills marked thus (*) are hGing re-
deemed at the Bank Counters OF each.
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To the Commissioners Of Elcc.
tons for the Election Dis
trict Of kbbeville County:

w HEREAS, the Hon. II. J. LomaX,
who ut the. general election held in Oc-
tobcr, 1870, was chosen member OF the
Senate of the State OF South Carolina for
the election district of Abbeville county,
to serve the term of four years, has de-
ceased; and whereas, the Constitution
of the State of South Carolina directs,
that in such cases, a writ Of election
shall be issued by the President of the
Senate, for the purpose Of filling the
vacancy thus occasoIed for the rest of
term for which said member so deceased
was elected: ...
Now, therefore, YOU and each of you
are hereby required after due advertise
mcnt, and with strict regard to all pro-
visions of the Constitution and laws of
said State, touching your duty in such
case, to hold an election for a member
of the Senate Of the State of South Car
DINA, for, the county of Ahbcville,' to
serve for the remainder Of the term for
which said mcFnbcr, Hon. II. J. Lomax,
WAS elected; the polls to be opened, at
the various places of election, in said
district, on THURSDAY, SIXTEENTH
day of FEBRUARY, 1871, by the va
rious managers OF clection,' for those
places respectively, in accordance with
the provisions Of the act Of the General
Assembly. entitled "An act providing
for the General Election, and the man
ner of conducting the same" approved
March lst, 1870, and this writ, together
with your return of the election to be
held under it, have before the Senate at
its next meeting after the election.
ALONXO J. RANSIER, ''
President Senate.
Attest, J. WooDDUFF,
. Clerk Of Senate.
Jan q, 1871 40-3t 1858
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Doors, SAsIIss, BLINDS, MoULDINGs,
&c.-We would call special attention to
the advertisement in another column OF
Mr.. p. p. Toalc, Of Charleston, S. c.
Mr.. Toale is an extensive and successful
manufacturer, and there can be no doubt
that our readers would consult their own
interests by corresponding with him be-
fore purchasing goods in his line from
other dartics.
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sHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of sundry .writs of Fierl
- Facias to me directed, will sell tc
he highest bidder, at Abbepille Court
House, on the First Monday in Februa.
ry next, between the legal hours the
following property, to wit:&
5oo acres of,land, more or less, situated
and being in the county of Abtcrille,
bounded by lands of George Robinson,
Mrs. Ophclia S. Jones, and otlroia, lew
;led upon as the property Of George F.
Kinloek, ads. J. j. Robertson, and 9TH
ers. -. ..." -% ""~
Terms Cash.
.,-' HENRY S. CASON;
Sheriff Abbeviile County.
Sheriff's Office,
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The following named persons have
packages in the Express Office.
+ J Z Calhoun, w X Bradley, J::J
Workman, J n Winn, J e Colwell, S 5
Baker, w P DuBose, B + Brown,
Baker g. Clinkscales, Moore & Co., } y
Dendy, r Remington, NJ ? Petigrew,
G NJ Fo'cher.
Office in McDonald's Store.
G.. Y. HAMMOND.
A gent.
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ARRIVALS AT
The Marshall House
SINCE LAST FRIDAY.

SINCE List FRIDAY.
e J Hill, J n Price, New York; Hugh
Jonas Doherty, Montreal;
Mrs CT Rogers, ard daughter, NJ NJ
Tarrant, Mt Carmel; Upshcr Johnson
Baltimore; It Markens, n y; Francis J
Pelzer, Charleston; H Hiss, Baltimore;
n Montgomery, r c Macmurde, N Y;
Frank E Taylor, Charleston; J W Nc
Cu!loch, Abbeville; w e Carwill, S c;
u ] Outz, J S Watson, r Lake, Ph@
nix, S c; J II Watt, Columbus, Ga.
JOHN A. MAYS, Proprietor.
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State OF South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE COUNT.
In Probate Capitalization.

SVHEREAs. James Anderson has
" made suit to .ne to grant him
Letters Of Administration Of the Estate
and effects OF Michael Mcintosh, de-
ceased, late Of said County.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the kindred and
Creditors of the said Michael Mcintosh,
deceased, that they be and appear, be-
fore me, in the Court of Probate, to be
held at Abbcville G. H., OH the 10th
February next, after publication hereof,
al II o'clock in the forenoon, to shcw
cause, if any they have, why the said
Admininistrato should not be grained.
Given under my hand, this 24th day
January, Anno Domini, 1871.
J.. i. GUFFIN,
J. Z. A. G..
Jan. p, 1871, 40-tf =
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EznEl MRE!! RIRE!l!

L.sr.r..i ,-;.., cfs, = -
EN0GETlIER with 4 or Of the BEST EAS.
I 4 TERN and SOUTHERN INSURANCE
COMPANIES, the snIsrribers are AGENTS
for that MAMMOTH " ESTERN COMPANY,
THE PACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE COaipA.
NY OF SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.
it, guaranteed capital is TWENTY FIVE
MILLIONS IN GuLb Its STOCKHOLDERS
are Individually inbls loritslqs-s. It's Ioss-s
are promptly paid at his AGEGCY BY sight
drafts On NEW YORK. -UnrHh sehey,~ ,~sitv.
gether, represents about IS millions Of dnllars
-nr. J. 2, ~ :" ".'-
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sHERIFsF'S SAEE. I

eAAAsA1s- ~ as---ss l>sz-s.ss =
PYeyirtue of lsundly wffts sof Fieff
- Facias to lde directed, swill sell to
the highest. .bidaefsat public eatcfy, at
Abbeville Court House, on the First
Monday in February next, between the
legal hours. the following property, to
wit: 5.3 ~ tiojt y
4 ONE BaRREL AIoLAssEs.
levied upon as the property Of Samuel
Irwin, ads. G. w. Cromer.
4 Terms Cash. ,s,, sz....,. ,-a
Z e ms HENRY5ss CAsoN,F
I lsssbcsiff. Abbe4iAe County.
Shersff's Office,
Jan. IA, 1871. >. E@,.''s =
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ss-se'ss- y ;
United + q / States agss
NIai.shals Sa1s
: g.
Rls ' gllltea lll is States ofAnelisa lle zig !!
! South Carolina Dktrict.z

ny VIRTUE 81 writ Of Q fieri
JED Faesas tonne direeted, issgsng
OUT Of 1.-The Honorable, tho gnlted
States Circuit Court, for the District
of South Carolina, 7 will expose: for.
sale, to the highest bidder, q, ,pablic
auction at Abbsville Court House, ,.on
The 6thadayrof February 1871, being
theEfrst Monday Of hesSmonth, all
the right title and interest, Of the,
defendant III and to the following pro-
pcrty, sllsSinthe: :ceuntyiof Ahbeyias,a
to- witao!estssHtif ,sfsd:S - :.sk ~ :,ysa
/ 500 Acres Of Land + ;issa .sss
more or.less, known Is Is the Long ( Bos1
tom plaoe, boundedby lands Of N. B.
Lipscombs DR. John Holland, and
others, also, 'iE Y: S.F5 a'f z ea ~ aaRa
gTssa;;ais js $50 Acres, /, sstea <.
more 81 lass, ne near Gseenvoeod 100 ,sa bosaaaa,,
ed'byslaads of Y. hssRartlow, Jassi
CrsssReliand others, also, p .ypI
One me Lott in a the The ''lT yiaaa pf
~ .'neaaeG Greenwood sa f1sfii'.t
With the building thereon, containing,
Is acres, more or less, and bounded
by lauds Of Mrs. Martin Hackett,.
JAS. Bailey, sapdrotheas leyied 3hpon
90 tho nronairfvv y IF "a nno 81 ExIylfoTot Tada
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School Books

f"irfE.s - - IA ,e!fET,t Ji''i;EiFIfsHo.
II 10 '9,4iIos2G alf'fI 9 c-ia - q
Union Pictorial Primer, ,aa siftea
" Meosterys,speliess GG a;tG Isis I'd
Hnlmas, IIpeaseAs gaoa $50 8rH9 .ont 81
Towns, speller,and Definer,
WebsteF'ssSpelfer and Definer,e i,
Walkers Dictionary, p = - !
-NNebstef,s ---,r.ii - --.r cy+-s--
Anthon'sL Latin Dictionary, :traIa
Bible Dictionary.
.--- ---e-.-,--rr-- - =
McGufey's Readers. "
Reynolds Readers,
Sterling's 4th and 5th Readers.
.Quackcnhos's English Composition. Z;
Hedges Logic, si "a - 5S VI
Whatley's Logie,h S * - Z. & S. s.; i. /
Juvenile Speakers,
sargent's Dialogues.
: 9 g. - ~. - - :.
Elementary Grammar,
Bullions' School Grammar,
: Billions English Grammar,
Smiths English Grammar, ,rs,,r 81
'Quackenbos's English Grammar, a
, Adams Latin Grammar, - wl,1ES
> Andrews and Stoddard'st Latin GRAM
mar, sC ls., ri &, ,,e,,:a .f.s
Hnrkness's Latin Grammar, ~ az
.Bullions' Latin Grammar, :. ,.,a tr-,
: Bullionsb Greek Grammar, - !,HH 30
Valpy's' Greel1t Grammar, : .39'i
Harkness & Arnold's 1st Latin Book,
McClfntock's-1s 1st Latin Book,
4, Arnold,s .lst and .2l Latin Books.
Hark kness's 2dsLatih Book.
Anthon's Latin Lessons,
Anthon's Prose Composition,
Yields Prese Composition,
Billions, Greek Reader,
McClintock's lst Book in Greek,
Arnold's 1st Book in Greek, Il 2
Arnold's Greek Prose Comp posiAon,, 3
AntlIsn,s Greek lessons, Sss' L H. x
Jacobs Greek Reader,
GrteGa Minora,
Bullions' Caesar, -
Bul!ions' Sallust,
-Authon's Cicero, IN
- Cicero De Oftciis,
- Cicero, Tpscnlan Dispdta-
tions,
Anthon's sanust, .JuveEaL lTscitns,
Horace, Xenophon's Memorabilia and
AnaDaSlS. , - S--'I~ =
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MON ~
TO the Needy.

HUR CUSTOMERS and FRIENDS
~ will remember that we sold
our GOODS SOLELY upon the ex-
pcctation of receiving payment for
them on or before the lst October.
s''Rime about is fair play" We
need money to carry on our business
We have ASSISTED you -now help us and
save that heavy interest
Our. accounts for 1869 must be
o,osed-fricndly if we eau, forcibly if
wo mast.
WALLER & BROTHER.
Sept %, 1870, 22-tf
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CONSIGNEES.

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot;
FM Mitchell, G a Visanska, Nor
wood, DuPre & Co, Miller g. Robertson
Mays, Barnwell l. Co., DR.. S II Walker,
Baker & Clinkscales, A J Clinkscaie,
VIM Moore & Co., Quarles, Perrin & Co,
J Knox, ] J Cunningham, J c Presley,
Trowbridge & Co., f Nelson.
J. w. MARSHALL,
Agent.
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,"PERsEvERE TO THE END AND YOUR
EFFORTS, Will BE Neutrality-suspicious.
tinue to use SUMTER BITTERS and
a cure for your Dyspepsia will be your
reward.
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N OF CE
Town Council Room,
.DanUarV 24th. 1871.

Town Council Room,
January 24th, 1871.
ALL delinquent lax payers with
i'm the corporate limits of Abbe~
vile ounty, s. c., are hereby
notified that the payment Of said
taxes must be fortElcoll ing ON or
before the 18th proxino.
In oil cases of delinquency afs
ter this date the penalty will be
added as quoted iD Sec. 3 of an
ordinance entitled am o. dinance
to raise supplies for the year 1871,
and adopted January I'd, 1871.
G., w. GUFFIN,
Intendanto
f. A. Sulli, an,
Flown Clerk. "
January 81, 1871, 4o-tf y il
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III O GLC@

TNHE subscriber has returned to his
1 hcmc, with his health much i'm
proved, and is prepared to resume the
practice of lis profession.
]. ], WARDLAW, M. D.
Jan %, 1871, 33..3t .....
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Greenville and Columbia Rail-
road.
Ess5a:r7 rd7z5s11 E95sssa asfs5 Hssl,ll,l
sSssasS ssSs kssisSs -
GENERAL, SUPER1NTENDENT's OFFICE

GENERAL SCPERINTENDENT's OFFICE
COLUMBIA, S. c., December l, 1870.
ONand after THURSDAY,.D December
1st, the following Schedule Will be rul.
daily, Sunday excepted, connecting
with Night Trains on South Carolina
Road, up and down, and with Night
Train on Charlotte, Columbia and. Au:
gusta Road going South:
Up.
Leave Columbia, ,...........7.0O m.
Alston, 40 a nj 80
NeWberry, ....... 10.10a m -.s
" Cokesbury,.........1.45 .45 am
Arrive at Greenvillc,
e. s. 7. DOWN. ~-.a .
Leave Grcenvillc, .545am
q Bolton, ...........7.23 a III
" Cokesbury,.......9.05 IN
Abberille,.........9.00 q m
" Ncwberry,.........123
Alston,. n,...............2.l0 a m
Arrive Columbia. .......... ..3.45 M
JOHN II. MORE,
General Supelintenfn~tY
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,::W ! eM ;<1:y||S1S|a,1Ivs;VS1
January 27, 1871.

anker & Broker, No. o5 Broad Street.
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D., Swift's Natural Philosophy,
Brewers Science of. Familiar Things.
Comstocls's Natural Philosophy. -,
1Quackenbos's g Natural Philosophy, ~ -
1yelps Natural Philosophy, ss sS
Comstock % Chemistry, &. -:
sComstock stBofany @z22 G:S, y o.:
Mrs. Linceln's Botany. ,. ,..-.--,
Lyelps Geology. 81 %2H .a.'@ = y
-#e 20 IL ---.,-. u. >. : - I:" y
Child's History, st., - s:;,n.., ...,
p 1st, Cd and Sd Books Of History, .
Sewell's History Of Rome,
Southern School History Of U. s.. " ..."
: Frost's History of U. s. --.E"i.f' ".
Quackenbos's History ofU. 8. =
Piunock's Goldsmith History Of En-
gland, Greece and Rome.
Norcester's Elements of History,
Robbins Outlines Of History,
Wilson's Outlines of History, ~ =.
Wizards Universal History.
' To be had at
Parker &3Les's. {
Jan1s, 1871 ss-tf .S5Ss
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

KNOXVILLE CITY COUNCIL, atmeet-
ing on Monday evening last, extended
the Ward lines east and west to the
limits Of the present corporation.--A
petition was presented, asking the
City to procure Cemetery; and Coun-
cilmen Cleland, Booth and Dukes
ware appointed a Committee to see
what can be done, and report at next
meeting. The subject il important,
and demands immediate attention.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

A CHEERFUL CoRREcTIoN.-Wh When
we make an erroneous statement we
are always willing and ready to cor
rect it, and, from wrong recollection
of dates, we certainly did err greatly
in remarking last week that Capt.
Mccormack while in the House voted
for the 18th Amendment. The mis-
take came in this wise:-Several citi-
zens here were conversing about the
nominees on the Democratic ticket,
reviewing their record, &C., and,
knowing that Capt. Nj. acted with the
Republicans in the House, and having
it in our minds that this Amendment
Was acted OH by Iowa in 'Gl, we very
naturally "got the thing mixed" to
just that extent. We acknowledge
the corn" entirely. The Amendment
was not acted on while Capt. M. was
In the House. | it had been, we sup
pose he would have sustained it; but
~ it was, he had not the opportunity
for that honor.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

GRAND CoNCERTS.-We are request
ed to announce that the Knoxville
Musical Association will give Two
Grand Concerts, of Vocal and Instru-
mental Music, at the Court House,
next Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings, 10Th and 18th inst. On the first
evening will be performed the Cantata
of "The Months and Seasons" with
appropriate scenery and emblems,
Tableaux, &C., together with some
miscellaneous pieces, comic and other
wise. On the second evening the
entertainment will consist Of Miscel-
laneous pieces, vocal andinstrumental,
both serious and comic.
The Association has spent much
time and labor in preparation for these
Concerts; and we cordially bespeak a
full audience for each evening. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit of the Association.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07
NEIGHBORING COUNTIES

JASPER. THE Republican reports
that Mrs. JEFF. Stone of Newton had
one eye put out, and came near losing
her life, from the explosion of a can OF
tomatoes while she was canning
The primary elections pan out a re.
nomination of our old comrade Capt
Geo. II. Ledyard for Auditor. All
right. George will be good one
again. The people Of Jasper County
are to vote at the next general election
on the question of granting their
swamp Lands in aid of the I. NJ. &
\. l.. Railroad.
MAIIAsRA.-The Herald reports
work on the Iowa Southwestern Rail
road driving along briskly. That
Road will probably become of more
direct interest this way before great
while.---The five prisoners in the
Mahaska County Jail made desperate
effort to escape on the night of the
10Th ult., but Sheriff Hinsley, Though
u one-armed man, ''went for 'em"
with pluck and energy, and managed
to keep them, though he was badly
wounded and one of the prisoners was
shot in the ley during the fracas.
One Of the prisoners is a boy from Red
Rock.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

Gov. STONES Speech takes the place
of our usual variety of reading matter
this week; but we have no apologies
to offer on that account. The speech
is a solid and unanswerable review of
the comparative histories Of the DEM
ocratic and the Republican party in
Iowa. 1t should be read by every
honest and intelligent voter, not only
in this County but in the State at large
and then let the Dema4ratic pop
guns shoot off their harmless wadS of
calumny .and vituperation as much
as they please. We have no space for
comment-and none is needed. The
Meeting at Red Rock was a good one,
composed Of the solid Farmers Of Red
Rock, Summit and Union Townships;
and they can congratulate themselves
on having heard-what is herewith
offered in full to our readers-One OF
the best, if not the best, Of the solid
political speeches of this campaign.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

Iowa APPLES. -Mr. George Ham
mans, Of Indiana p., seeing ournotice
few weeks since of eight apples on q
twig twelve inches long, says he can
beat it-as he has in his orchard twig
six and One-half inches long bearing
eight good apples of the "Big Red''
variety.
j. Ramey, Esq, has handed us
samples Of the apple we used to know
i'm New York as the "Pound Sweet
1t looks as large and healthy as it used
to "back East" as far as we can see
although grown here in Iowa.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

NEW BASK.-The First National
Bank Of Pella was organized last Sat
urday, with the following Officers and
Directors:-E. X. Cassatt, President;
w. Fisher, Vice Pres't. o. 7. Wright,
Cashier; Directors-E. r. Cassatt, l..
Wright. O. p. Wright, w. Fisher, d.
Huber, J. Markell, +. +. Baldwin, G.
Thomassen and II. G. Curtis. The
list OF Stockholders numbers 30 names
OF prominent citizens both here and
Pella. The Capital Stock of the Bank
is S5o,o0o. 1t is expected that opera
tions will begin about the lst OF No
vember.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

PENMAN sHIP.-Ou townsman, j..
J. Stuckcy, starts this week for Stuart,
Guthrie Co., where he will organize
Glasses in Penmanship. He has just
completed II handsome specimen OF
his Penmanship, framed, which he
showed us the other morning, and
which we commend to the attention
of persons interested i'm the Chiro-
graphic Art. We wish Mr.. S. all sue
cess in business.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

PUBLIC BENEFA CrORs. The Doctors
work for the good Of mems bodies, and
the preachers for the good Of their
souls-and jenkins & Wilson pro-
pose to benefit bodies and soles to-
gether, the one at their Mammoth
General Store, and the other at theil
Boot IL Shoe Emporium, next door
southwest corner Of Square. Those
who have been there once will &C
again. This paragraph is for those
few chance readers who haven't tried
them yet.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

LOOK Our for the Big Arrival OF
Fall and Winter Clothing Of all kinds,
for mems and boys wear, with Full
Lines of Gents Furnishing Goods,
Trunks Valises, &c, DC, at the Gin
cinna.; Clothing Hall East side Square,
Knoxville. Mr. Oppenheimer, the
proprietor, returns this week from his
Eastern trip; and the large Manufac-
tories with which he Is connected en-
able him to offer special inducements
TO purchasers. Don't fail to call and
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

SAID THE PREACHER, "Seest thou
a man dligent in business? He shall
stand before kings; he shall not stand
before mean men, And if there is
any man in these precincts who Is
diligcnt in business, that man is j.
Kinscl, Of the south side Of the Public
Square, Knoxville, dealer in Dry
Goods, Clothing, Hats & Caps, Boots
e. Shoes, Groceries, Notions, &C., &c.
Next door west of the Post Office.
Call there for bargains.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

OFF FOR STANDARDIZATION and Clinton
Collins, Theodore Craig and Milton
Boydston, young men of Knoxville,
started on Monday to attend the Yves.
leyan University at Mt. Pleasant; and
Geo. l.. Eldredge and Carpenter John
con returned ut the same time to Chi.
ca2o University, where they have for
uerly been. We wish them all the
utmost success and prosperity in their
studies.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

CoNovER's Engraved Family Rec
ords and Marriage Certificates are nice
for framing, being executed in elegant
style. Price Of the Record Sl.50, OF
the Certificate IS cents. For full par
ticulars address j. S. Conover, Pub
Usher Of THE Western Icnmdn, IAN
eight-page monthly paper, devoted
to Penmanship; terms 81 per year, J
Coldwater, Michigan.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

JUST RECEIVED, McCabe's Great
History of the War between Germany
and France. Sold by subscription
only; and Agents wanted i'm every
County. Address National Publish
ing Company, lbs South Clark Street,
Chicago.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

PUBLIC SALE.-Jolin III. Taggart,
ESP, will have public sale of various
farming implements, household fur
niturc, &C., mt his residence 4 miles
east of Knoxville, next Thursday I4th
inst. See Posters.