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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-10
Local Intelligence.

DEATH OF HExkr F1sx-Th;s gentleman
attended to his duties a. crier in. Recorder
Houghton's court yesterday morning, las
usual, until NOON, when he retired to q
private office, feeliag unwel. Mr.. Nc
Donald. at half past twelve o'clock, visited
the room to inquire if Mr.. Fisk desired
anything, when he was shocked 1t finding
his companion cold in death. Disease of
the heart had taken away his ltfe lYFith
scarce warning, and apparently without
pain, as his features were g placid. Is in
life. Deceased was we'll ksown to thou
sands Of our citizens, who all admired him
for his sterling worth. He has been ent-
ployed in the First District Recorders
Court for several years, SO useful .aDd 90
prompt in his duties that no matter who
presided, he was retained in his position.
For many years he was an active fireman,
and once nearly lost his life, having been
buried under brick wall, almost sD0thered
to death by smoke. Since that tisae smoke
of any kind has been 60 offensive to him
that he could not even endures the TUNES
Of . cigar. He was an exempt member Of
e AA0uCApuIo NVs II, uuu VIII Uc ~ 's0O ~
that association to-day. followed to his last
resting place by hundreds who s'ncerely
regret his early demise.
TRIAL OF THE BOYD BROTHERs.E1he
Criminal Court was yesterday engaged in
the case of the brothers john and Wi!iam
Boyd, charged with murder, in having shot
and killed Samuel Rainey at the New Or
leans National Bank. Soon after the tiial
opened, Attorney General Belden entered
a nolle proseqri iq the case Of Mr.. &. u.
Pasteur, who stood accused the same - the
Boyds. He was then subpepaed a. . Wit
ness. The State and the defense awaited.
themselves Of tho privilege of challenging
jurors, and much time was taken mp. A
jury was finally secured, consisting of nine
colored snd three white men. The trial
will be resumed today. o. h .-..,.
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Once S1ee.lsAS41 - 1eseysaeSe Iafe
delet street, 1oW 0s1eaAe. October "a, le7l-0lem-
ees. q tajs ssaciatt@ ~ hereby neaaea e the
July7. is.l Gszdnsf Banks. who did in Weleham,
Massachusetts, July = 19H; samuel Wolf Who died
in this city July y, ISL, and g. yeseendoE9,
drowned Near ksuisburg, Louisiad3 ,9hly %. ls71.
and are called upon to come N1kh0ut
further notice. and pay on each, az fthe
association No. 100 Caxondelet street, 81 g. on or
before $50 ?. u, November "a, 1871.
ocs St ~ - r. ". YOUNG. Secretary.
YIN. G. Allie f9gular monthly meeting Of
the Young'0ene Christian Ascension takes place
1t their rooms. No. s3csmp street. THIS EVENING,
st halfpast sewer o'clock. Board Of Managers
meet 1t ak O'clock. Prompt attendance required.
ocf011t ROBERT GRIBBLE, Secretary.
Publlcs Moefiag.-The business men Of Kew
Orleans arr invited to attend . meeting Ut the
Chamber Of Commerce on TUESDAY, the tenth
instant ut p. H., for the purpose Of taking into
the introduction Of iron steamboats,, baRges, etc.
Al interested in low ffeixhts and Insurance are
respectfully invited to attend.
By order ofth Board.
WILLIAM A. nANTLk1T,
Secretary National Steam Transpee1Ati0n Com.
pany. szSaeszA.ss 49, ~
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G. J. Freret ". +. Lagreue.

oclo q soll Sheriff Of the P.rish Of Orleans.
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
War News.

The news received from Europe,
later than that given on the I'd page
Of this paper, Is not very mach. a
sum mary Of it is AS follows;'p~
An official dispatch dated at Ver-
saiIles on the 5th intimates' that the
negotiations for arlnistice, &C., are
not likely to be duly observed by
both parts Of the dual French gov.
ernment. Favre proposes to rescind
the DEGREES issued by Gambetta; iard
confusion can only be removed by
IOstponing the clection.----uTtcse
are now 6G,OOO French, soldiers III
Switzerland, BOurbaki's army, We
SUPPOSE very badly clad; and the
Swiss Government has asked the
French authorities to send them
clOthing.-There are repeated re.
ports that the Germans still continue
hostiljties ut two or three points. In
violation of the armistice; but per-
haps these are false rum0rs.---The
Cologne Gazette acknowledges In
glowing terms that u. s. Minister
Washburne had given. needed succor
to over 700 Germans during the siege
Of Psris.-A London dispatch says
that the Rothschilds have advanced
TO the French Republic the whole Of
the war contribution levied by the
Germans Versailles dispatch
Of the 4th says that the total number
Of prisoners kept within Paris by the
military authorities has been ascer-
talned to be 1sO,OOO; and that over
1850 guns have fallen into the hands
Of the Germans In the defences Of the
city.-lt IL reported that Paris will
be supplied with food from English
sources. 1t Is alleged tl,at many
thousands Of French soldiers, ~
Bourbaki's army, have died q star
walton. The General himself ~
reported dead from wounds inflicted
by himself. t,,,s s.l ..se
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

ttnp And = Hesent they wdu!u de
Of constipation.. And n the nex5}5 81
place, such stun ischeap; II is easilyI
dished out; it 10 excrenentitloHg.s! e!
matter, and costs nothing but hAsls
fnv away. But to keep CONSTANT
watch of the current news and topics
OF the day, and to collate and con-
dense them into such comprehensive
summaries rs the live NEWSPAPER
ought to give, requires some work,
some thought, some care-and this
work don't always seem to be ap-
precfated, or to '.pay." II Is much
easier-very much eaeier-to merely
clip column after column at random
from exchanges. One can thus scis-
sor out . whole paper-full in ten
minutes. It's quick work and don't
cost mscis. One pair OF I0-cent scis.
sors can thus do the work which,
upon the other plan, occupies n'a''
for three or four days every week,
And then, if there isn't enough thus
scissored to fill out the paper, it is
easy enough to sit down at the table
for minute or two and scratch of q
half-column abusing the President
That Is fruitful theme. Such edit
ors can always find something to say
over again about it.
But what good does It do: Ger
tainly the Republicans whose votes
could be won by such stuff must be
very willing to he won. The tEee
can we'll afford to lose the rotten ap,
pies that drop off 50 easily. ~
So far as may be judgedinow, Pres''
Grant will be the next Republican
nominee for the Presidency. .. And
he ought 10 be, II he fills his frs
term worthily. Ittherefore behooves
all earnest and thoughtful Republic
ans to watch his official course as II
passes. For ourselves, SO well as WI
may, we do so. And as we have
said heretofore, we gladly say again
that we believe Gen., Grant to be 1
wise, honest and faithful President
possessed of an unusual measure o
of that most unusual quality, plair
common-sense, and honestly doing
his duty to the best Of his ability
He has made mistakes, Of course, bu
not fatal ones. We believe that, l
he continues t0the end ~ he has thu
far, the country will hereafter loUl
back upon Pres't Grants Admins
tratiOn as one Of the best with which
our nation has ever been favored.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

The nomination Of Willis Drum
mOnd, Of Iowa, rs Commissioners Of
the General Land Office, WAS con.
/ firmed by the Senate last week.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.--The North
German Consul General Mt this port
publishes An appeal to tho Germans
Of the country to renew subscriptions
to the German patriotic fund, and
says the European war during the
latter period has caused Germany
more sacrifices than during the
former; that the severe winter las
increased the suffering in Germany
from war; and that Germany has not
only to provide for her wounded but
a large number OF French soldiers,
and about $50, 900 French prisoners.
PouGHKEpsIE, Feb. 8.-All the
available force Of the Cold Spring
foundry has been set TO work for the
manufacture of 10000 bomb shells.
1t has not transpired from whence
the order emanated. Il
Chicago and other large cities are
making active efforts to r'sise iunds
for the relief Of sufferers by the war
in France. y 0s bs, ss. 49,
ALBANY, Feb. - The ice In tho
river at CraSsns moved this after
noon, With about 80 fisherman on y.
Atremendor gale OF wind prevailed
at the time. The fishermen in:grest
CONSERVATION rushed tn the shore. AZ
last accounts four Of them were
known to have perishcd., r
New ORLEANS. Feb. 4.-An0ther
terrible railroad accident Is reported
on the jackson Railroad, two sleep-
Ing cars Of the northern bound train
having been thrown from the track
and badly smashed. A large number
Of passengers are reported injured.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
IOWA news.

Mrs, Jaco&s albright, Of Fort
Madison. Is . graDd-daughter Of the
Mrs, ElizaletRpftos who had tie
arraAgenant land planning of our
first National flag; and she still
possesses the chait in which WASH
ington sat versfng with her
grandmot on the subject. SO says
q correspondent to the Gate CITY.
Eighteen cars OF tea and three cars
Of silk, from California, passed over
the u. 4 NJ. Railroad one day last
week; and on the Saturday previous
twenty cars Of silver ore from our
Western mines passed over the same
Road, to be shipped to Wales for
smelling! So says the Hasrkeye.
The Grand / Junction Headlight
remarks That there are not many
buildings being erected in that place
now, as the niuskrats have quit the
business ~
DEBORAH, Iowa, Feb. "a fire
this morning destroyed Goddard &
Henry's dry goods store, s. Mout's
hardware store, and Mrs. Adams
millinery establishment. Estimated
loss, s2O, 800. s
The Grand Jury Of Van Buren,
County have placed on record their
opinion adverse TO the selling Of
liquor on medical permits as leading
10 false pretensS and bogus sickness.
Tie Hdrkeyt's correspondent says.
tRat Vie late Tsfmerb institute In
WashiastJh' oSnty was . decided
sugreHv --@af. e ee.'sst' = =
Tl,se eTruxtess df Charlton TIP. Of
I4ucas County haye Withdrawn the
call for an election ST. ifiat Up. for .
1Nx in aidpfthe southwestern Rail.
road, as we learn frofn the Charlton
papers. The Ist,yot says e was
sowing t0,the failsge Of tIlS Directors
ofthe propose K1iitoad Company to-
meet and elect oiacers," NJ that
"thcre was nothing to vote for"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
THE low VOTER.

A. 2. sperry, Editor.

Ordinarily speaking, it Is but nat
ural and to be expected that the
.'outs" in politics should always be
finding fault with she s'ins. And
indeed, within the limits of fact and
reason, this ought to be the case;
otherwise the one great, redeeming
virtue of party divisions would be
lost. The Opposition" seems to be
necessary always as sort of brake to
prevent the other party from extreme
measures.
But it has seemed to us that, since
President Grant was inaugurateu,
the state of affairs in respect to jonr-
nalistic and other criticism has been
somewhat different from what 1t
ever was before. 1t is not in human
nature to avoid oil mistakes; and
Pres't Grant has not entirely avoided
them. The, popularity we notice is,
that these mistakes and errors Of the
Administration have been nowhere
more plainly and clearly exposed
and condemned than in 4he columns
of5leading Republican papers. Pro-
Tossing to he friends Of the Admins
tration, they haye proven them-
selves.such by plain, free and candid
criticism. This is right-and not
only right, but sign Of most healthy
and commeDdable independence.
Such criticism is a blessing not only
to the Administration but to the
country at large. Having our faults
properly shown us by our friends, we
may mend them.
But there Is class Of newspapers
that take 4 different course. Not
stopping to reason upon any subject
mot desiring to reason at all--hav.
ing only the object Of 'infaming the
masses" and stirring up partizan
feeling, right or wrong-only to
make votes for tour ticket" and
caring not what means are used, fair
or foul, II they only succeed-these
papers make it q regular, standing
rule to 'aesail the Administration" |"
Let popular topics come up as they
may, their editorials have but one
inyariable subject abuse OF Pres't
Grant. Any man who has read one
of these papers Tor the last two
months can predict with unerring
certainty what will he the sHiject Of
its editorial M xt week, SC IT I,sS amy
lit will be low slang against the
President; and the next week after
it will be the came. and next week
the same, and so on, a never ending.
never varying abuse Of the Presi-
dent..as a.40g .t Hrri
There are several reasons for this.
In the drst place. II. II their natural
disposition 70 pour 0ut low slang on
somebody, anyhow. Their abilities
run Ia that direction. That's their
forte. lfthcy were compelled to dry
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

the I&0Olsffe on l,QQtsS p Asanus,
wAirkia Samtalent to its rejection,
aGthis Osmmitt4e will not be called
'on, during the present Congress-.
In the Senate bn the I'd. Senator
Harlan presented a Memorial from
over 1000 cItizels Of Iowa, asking
for relief FROM the operation Of the
recent SupremeC Court Decision under
which they are !. threatened with
ejectment BY q Railroad Company
from lands they had entered rs
homesteads. Referred to Judiciary
Committee. Re!nainder Of the
day occupied malply in discussion
and executive session. a
In the Senate on the 8d, Senator
Harlan's ino1ion confirming 10 the
State OF IOu'ao the title 20 certain
lasssls granted by act Of July, 1852,
was passed ns amended, preserving
rights under the Homestead and
Presumption ws.-('omnittee on
Military Affairs declines to concur
in the House Resolution to make the
18th of May a national holiday
The House bill to grant pensions to
soldiers and sailors of the war of 1915
and to widows Of deceased soldiers,
was called up. Amendments were
made, one of which makes the pro-
visions Of the bill apply to widows OF
Revolutionary soldiers. The bill
passed the Senate, and was sent To
The House for concurrence in the
ansefid.nents. 'sr'4
oiIn ahe Iid1se on The Sd, the Senate
Concurrent NesolGtion FOR the relief
of sufferers ny thewar in Europe was
cailed up and passed.-A petition o
IIomeopathst was presented, asking
the removal of Van Aernam from
the Office OF Commissioner Of Pen
sions because Of his refusal to recOg
nize Homeopathic physicians.-
Most of the day was passed in Com
mittee OF the Whole on the Naval
Appropriation bill.
In the House on the 4th, among
the minor bills passed was one for.
bidding Territorial Legislatures from
passing private charters; and another
limiting the time of sessions Of such
Legislatures aud fixing the pay ol
members thereof Also passed the
bill Rrpsldlng
nl61 30sfyetj53 ~ AtU1fi'
tyattached 10 Washington Territory
House refused to concur in the
Senate amendments to the bill grant
ing pensions to soldiers Of 1912 and
others, and asked for Committee o
Conference.
In the Senate on the 4th, a Join
Resolution was passed authorizing
the President to station one or more
national vessels ut New York t.
convey breadstdKs aiid Supplies
contributed In this country, to th'
| suffering people in France and Prus
| -sia. No other business Of genera
interest was transacted. ~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
Furniture.

D.YOUN6 would rsspscffs!ly infofn
1Ls the citizens Of Marion County thst be
aas opshsd . Cabinet Shop on Robissso
street, wsst ofthe Trsuest House, Up stairs,
10 tss rsoa fosiserly occspied by the Repsbi-
.a" Omcs, whore he viii have On hspd su
hind. Of Farnitsrs, asd coihns Of al sisss,
which hs wlllssli Low for Cash. o
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

Proceedings from ;26th ult. to. 1st
inst. reported very fully on 3l page.
lin the House on the ID, most Of
the time was occupied in discussion
Of, a bill concerning the st. Croix
and Lake Superior Railroad, ot
which much interest centred because
It was understood to l,e 4 test qaeA-
tion o. to the policy of further Iand
grants to railroads. Finally the biil
was, by vote Of 'lO2 to 81, referred to
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

THE UNDERSIGNED manufactures and
/ keeps on hand all kinds Of Furniture,
,uch - Bureaus, Safes, Bedstesds, Tables,
Chairs, So fss. Lounges. &C., Of Best Quality
and ut the Lowest Prices, at his old stand, up
stairs. over Kinns's Store, brick building.
south east corner If Square, Knoxville. Iowa,
1sg- Rssd y made co1ins, al sixes, always ON
hand. Coy WV. wEYERs.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
LATEST NEWS. 81
ErDns liestertluy's Gate Cyty.

~'~''~s tqss.4
Gold 1.1ls.
In Chicago day before yesterday
hogs Inactive, 70 to IS cents higher.
prices 81 to s7.75, packers paying
s7.2O 10 $3.50; cattle In fair demand.
range from Is 10 u; wheat Irregular,
closed steady at sl.229 to I cash; corn
easier and steady, 4sl to I cts. cash.
In st. Louis, same day. hogs,
lower, $7.l2l to 1850, wheat Sull.
red s. .33; corn steady, As to 40 cents
in bulk across the river.a .a,a!s.
Latest dispatches from France arr
mainly speculative, and very con-
tradictory. Intense suffering is re-
ported to prevail in Paris, hundreds
dying Of starvation, Notwithstanding
the immense stores Of provisions
already sent In. The general aspect
Of political affairs seems to be, ua,s
easiness and distrust, no prospect 81
peace, but a probability Of some rs'--
toration of the Enpire-Inixed with
much uncertainty In everything. !.
Latest news from The terrible rafi,
road accident day before yesterday,
elsewhere mentioned, indicate ,l,a
loss Of from Hfteen TO- thirty lives.
Intense cold weather repoyteii IN
the Eastern and Northern statcssr
and slight earthquake shock II
New Hampshire last Sunday. sss
The House Connnittse. On ivVx*sa
and Means have slecstlesl. ~ ~ vot>s
Of Ave, to four, 10 repe<t = bal " !
repeal the Income tax. r..s
5WAsaIIxGr0N. Feb 7.-ThA@ @atn.S
mitAeo ia AppR0pFiMlpRx AssSs.i
adopted q !reSaaa ,sndaljAAlsfO SiNa
Secretary 0f s,tats, oSktpgst aAsF-l
propriation y $sa9se ~ vsett Mo-
Increased expenses sfthe kegstson At
Paris.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
J. Curtis.

VXYATCHMAKER.a and JEwELER, and
wv Dealer In Watches, Clocks, Jeweiry,
Spectacles, Goggles and Toys. Having In
creased faciIitiss for doing all kinds Of work
ip my Line, / an sbie to give Entirs Salts
faction. All work Wsrran,ed. Dsisx Agent
for Prof j. Kaufman's Achromatic spesta-
ciss. am prepared to 'Suit all conditions ol
sight.
+ South west corner Of Public Square. Knox
willie, Iowa. 2,39tf.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
Parsons r Berlkey,

DLAcKsM1THS. Shop oss blssk sosth
ID Gf fremont Hesse, knesviils. AN
work In their line done to ordos. on lowest
tss,as, snA sati- faction Pusrantsed. uoSss-
'hosiag entirely with their own make Of
Iails.. All kinds Of Wagon and Carriage
WMb. including full Msnvfaetuss aad
ktalss, done with psatnsss and dispssch.
l14l a-.-. !.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
Warfel. Hindman = Co..

ARPENTRRs AND J0TNERS. 6hsp
~ ~ ss.s dDos wsstef Bspsist churss. Kaea.
80 ~. VIII contract f"s Al kinds Of csrpes-
s,fssA @sissss. weEk, isslsA,Dgv DpitAtes
,,s'y description . an1 essssntss sstlsfAs-H
aH q -. We .Nae essAslsrsusd ksep
~ :. .ahd 6sssA Dests, aud '.cslifrrnia Bsaus
y MasLis { Msehinss. (4sou.)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
r. BRYAx,x.D.s' i.fv.A- MORRISON. n D
.Drs. BRYAN r Morrison,

DHYSICrANS and Surgeons. tender their
/ Professional services to the citisens OF
Knoxville and vicinity. 1cSpectal alton
tion given to diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
Operative and Mechanical Dentistry done
in tho beet style, and st prices to salt the
times, Office 4ttbe Gitson House. t'0
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
ST0nKHOLDER&.
w. 3. Carruthsrs,

nEALERip Lumber, SSiaglss, Lath, TO-.
Il and Manufactuvsr Of Doors, Sash, and
Blinds. Chicago Fsrn Pumps for ssls An
pricss loss. 6sathws cor. Square, Knoxvtlla.
Branch Yard st Otlsy. 14eN
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

.(NUSTAv EBERHAKT has tho plsaaure
VI Of announcing that ne hiss opened .. Full
New Stock Of Watches, Jswelry, &c., on the
North eide II the Public Square. next door 70
north west corner, Knoxville. Having had IL
years experience ~ = Matchmaker In Swits-
erland and America, would respectfully solicit
ashsre Of pstronsgs. 6atisfs ctioD guarsoteed.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
Spexry 4 Baxlker,

DuBLlsHE ERS or IOWA vOTHR, Boot
4 and Job Pfintsrs, are prepared 70 s1s-
ea,s promptly and In hest style. al kinds Of
40 ~ Work, includieg Posters, Letter Hssds,
Snl Heads, Cards, Labels, Enssiopss. Blanks,
'aaeAlets, Ess. Orders are sslisiseA.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
3. A. wilder.

HOMEOPATHIC Ply sician and Surgeon.
III OGssip Carruthers' building, scuthws
corner Public Squsrs-up stairs-Knexviiis.
Having had l6 years. experiencs In the prsc
fics Of ofIIomeops,by Il think lam prepared ia
give l.ssfsss sat;ssAetieA, - 81 was Seysr -
win thsirpsssoasgs. I.Iff
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

Lucas Cpuntyy pays ital CNpQeyi
Physician S275 per year. in csase he
does not make more than one visit
per day; he to furnish his own ,netii-
cines. The superintendent of the
Poor House receives $500 per year in
addition to the products pf the Farm
Jasper County merchants have
invented ''new wrinkle"-new at
least to us---as appears from the
following remark in an editorial In
last weeks Jasper Republican, -"It
is currently reported, and to some
extent believed, that when mer-
chants get a bad debt upon their
books they file bill for It before the
Board ~ goods furnished to the
poor" ss tg i,asxsik a ti.s
The iowa City 1apubsic0a dcvotes
a long article to show that the Oolitic
limestone of Tuna County, adopted
by the State Commissioners for the
foundation Of the Capitol, ia entirely
worthless for that purpose, as 1t soon
crumbles, and that this fact ought to
have been we'll known beforehand,
as it had been mentioned in our
Geological Surveys repeatedly, MS
well as practically tested In various
places. Either there was some skull.
duggery about this stone business or
else there are some tremendous false
hoods in circulation.
Prof. ii. II. Palmer Is to conduct a
Musical Convention at Vinton in
this month, says the Eagle. <
There are now 6S inmates In the
State Reform School, all but 3 oi
them boys. The Institution Is toe
crowded.
The Iowa City State Press lately
republished a several.column article
from the pen of Jerry Black. There
upon the Republican AYERS that 1t Il
in conspiracy with the Medical
University to furnish subjects fol
dissection, but thinks that the length
OF the dose prevented it from being
very successful.
DIR. Whites Report a. State Geolo.
gist ~ now out and ready for distrib.
ution, in two handsome volumes,
says the State Re0isley. s...s,
Lsss1nsn6lrse = 4.
mfmjR m lbS 0SjSV - eIle ; NONE u ltlSS
Indy, Mrs. DR.. Parker, who won the
first prize at the American Agriculfn
rist's "Patching and Darning EXhi'
bition" In New York City few
weeks ago.
Same paper reports that the 7th
street Brewery in Des Moines wa.
destroyed by an accidental fire lasI
Saturday morning. Loss $4,000
insured $1,000. ~ .so,y /,
GRINNELL, Iowa, Feb. 4.-Tht
completion Of the Iowa; Central Rail
road, running from Abba to Masor
City, Iowa, forming a through trunk
| line from st. Louis to st. Paul, Min.
was celebrated to-day. The last rai
was laid and gold-headed spike
driven IN the presence of - lary'
assembly. ..
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
q. =. Oonweu,

nBALER In 6tov~s, 1inwsrs, Shelf and
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