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STEAMBOAT LIES

EOR NORFOLK AND BOsTOF.
en- and after Monday, march n, ISL until further
ECtlCe, the nrst class iron Steamer. r.
LADY OF THE LAKE, Captain Es$sN
Mitchell, will leave her IN. foot Of orsex.zE6
lib street. every MOSDAG and THU RSDAY, all
m, for Norfolk, conn Getting with the nrst-class
teamers Of the N and NJ Transportation Company
i'r Boston. aud with Ire SeabOard and Roanoke
railroad for the South. Through tickets and bills
81 iadlng ISSUED tor Boston. Will leave George
trWD- ID g.; same days at IL a. m For freight or
Iassage anpiy on board. or % v. ID. GRON ER AGENT
Nori.lk. Va } q. PHILLIPS, Alex andTia, Va, J
q. WAIEkS, Georgetown, n. g, to
;. r. BROWS SON.
Corner 18th street and New York avenue.
farc 70 Norfolk. So round trip, -. ap6u
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THR HOUSE was engaged upon the deficiency
appropriation bill to-day, and Mr.. Dawes made
would-be funny speech upon the Senate
Amendment authorizing the conversion OF the
public grounds between the Capitol and Presi-
dents house into grand park. In endeavoring
to kill the amendment he drew wonderfully
upon bis fancy in his description of gorgeous
fountains, winding drives, &c, &c. The com
mittee recommend the Inconvenience in this
amendment, besides a number Of others and
the impression is that the bill will be pressed to
q vote this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-11

NEW I1PKEss LINE, VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELP HIA.ALEXAHDRIA, VASE
IhGTOS AID GEORGETOWN, DO
Phfsdelrhia, SATURDAY az L N. NoDS
E9m o3 Water street, GeOTgstovn, e3&
WEDNESDAY, ats D. N. -
Freight received at any TINS.
Apply 20 HYDE fYLEB, 81 water street
Georgetown n. d O.: N ELDRIDGK & 90, AlsIaa
dria, vs.; Nm. CLYDE co., ID North Whsryss
Philadelphia fel-ly
SHOBTESf AND QUICKEST LINE SOUTH
- rtd IA RtChEsOHd, FlsferICkSkATE ~
and P0sO17hr LsHs.-stesmers leave &fsxzS
Seventh street Wharf, twice, daily,
SUNDAY . m. excepted, at q. n. and D. 10. OF.
Gee, sos Pennsyivania avenue mvI7-r
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

HOUSES WANTED.-Our Railroad
prospects have already begun to show
their legitimate effect, in the number
of strangers coming to Knoxville for
residence and business. Aud all are
welcome, as more would be. But just
now there IL . very great need Of more
houses here. Daily of late there have
been applications for houses to rent
and we don't know Of . house to rent
In this town. IL it not time to begin
to put up new residences for this pur.
pose? Lots Of men will come here who
would rather rent for q while than to
build right Off at first-so a. to use
their capital in business. We shall Of
course expect to see new business
houses built, and of better style than
the present average-but as to these
the law of supply and demand will
doubtless be sufficient.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

ITEMS. A. II. Byers will please
accept our thanks for the following
items:
John NJ. Taylor has traded his farm
In the southeast corner of Dallas Tp.,
to DR.. Brownfield Of Newbern, for the
Dr's town property there. DR.. B.
starts this Spring for Kansas, to look
around, with the prospect Of removal.
Alfred McLaren hos sold his farm,
In the north part OF Lucas County, to
Henry Andrews, and starts for Kan
sas today.
Thomas Long has sold his farm, In
Washington Tp., to John w. Long,
and expects to 90 this Spring to Kan
sas, at least TO look around.
The Christian Church 10 now put
ting up . new Church building, 30 by
~ feet, on the County line west of
Columbia; to be done this Spring, and
to cost $500.
Joseph Lines 4 Son are putting up
. new Store building, IS by q feet,
and Mr.. stapp new harm, In Colum-
bio.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

CALL.-we had the plsasurs %
Saturday of call from Ma Doess, o.
Ohio, who has arrived here to peDs0e
Summer with her sister-in.laW, In.
Wanbaugh. Mrs. d. 10 . PIRATES, eee
one of whole family Of pstoeees eoo
editors. We are much pleassd - heve
made her acquaintance. notwieAslnsA-
ing that we hardly know whsthse =
feel fattered, or the revesSe, & BET
remark that. judging from the siss Of
voter she had expected TO Asd Il pub
lished in . five-stOry brick building.
instead of the modest one-stosy fFams
we really occupy. Well, maybe we'll
need big brick building sometime
who knows?
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

KNoxvILLE CITY ELECTION last
Monday passed OF with altogether too
little interest. Out Of something over
200 votes in the corporation, but l28
votes were polled. Messrs. C. b.
Boydston for Mayor, w =. RigG for
Recorder, /. Gregg for Assessor, and
Allen Hamrick for Treasurer, were
reelected without opposition. For
Marshal, T. H. Woodruff was re-elect-
ed by. . majority over Lem. Kinkead.
The Aldermen elected are, for the Let
Ward E. III. Booth and J. M. Miner,
Tor the ID Ward NJ. Baldwin and VIM.
Cleland, and for the Sd Ward d. w.
Uukes and r. G. Barker. We con-
ltatplats all these City potsntates.
.NiSk them . pleasant and successful
year. and hope the City may grow
Ind prosper under their admlnistra-
ton more thsn ever before, and still
fsmAln staunch for Temperance and
Good Order.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

A FEMALE GRAIN DEALER.-The
New York papers make . great deal
Of talk about Miss MILDLY Morgan, the
female cattle reporter" - some one
calls her. Well, here in this County
We have case Of almost equal rarity.
Over In Pella there IL, - we have Just
learned, . woman who has been car
rying on business during the Winter
- . Produce and Commission Nsr-
chant, buying farm produce 10 -
sharp and buisness-liks style ~ any
man. and apparently running the bus
iness solely by herself. As We hear It,
she is notably careful In making pur-
chases, too. This Is rather new line
of business for women; but success
must probably be taken - the test Of
merit as much in this - In other
things.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06
THE IOWA VOTER.
Local and Miscellaneous.
h~oxv5LLu, APsuL 3, 1871.


4A1nsED, by the Rev. J. Craig, .
IL reoidsuce Of the brides father
Wesley Cloe, Esd. Ia Washington
Up. on Thursday. Soth ult. Ass'
SARAH A. CLoE to Nh. 6OCRArEs N
DsLLAAY; al Of this County.
MARR1ED, on the 18th day Of March
BY Albert Reynolds, J. r., sitting "a
their buggy in front Of his ONCE Ia
Union Tp., Mr.. JACOB H. PACKET
and Miss MARrHA C. BoNsCuTTKR;
slf OF Marion County.
MARRIED., on the 3oth ult.. on horse
back In the road, by Samuel e. Teter,
]. p, near his residence In Union Tp.,
Mrs. MARY K. PARKER to Mn. Ma.
THAN WATKINS.
The notice - Il came to us has the
remark on II, They were not runa-
ways"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

RUNAwAY.-Ws learn from the
Abba Spirit Of last week, that Mr.. OPP
penheimer and his brother met with
an accident near Abba, on their return
from Knoxville. Their horses ran
away, and the buggy was badly injured
and one Of the horses killed. Mr.. O..
and his brother were not seriously
hurt.
We may add that this accident will
not hinder Mr.. o. from returning here,
as formerly announced, to open out a
Gentleman's Furnishing Store, In reg
ular "city STYLE" ON the east side of
the Square, Oh or before the LIST of next
month.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

Dun ROAD.-Can't give any very
special and important news - to our
Railroad this week. Mr.. Eaton, Of
Grinnell, has secured the contract for
the grading between Competine and
English creeks. Capt. Tracy, Chief
Engineer Of the Road, 10 out with his
party Surveying on the extension line
between Bellei0ntaine and Oekaloosa.
Meanwhile work drives right along on
the grading here. Perhaps something
Of interest may be developed at the
meeting Of the Director to be held
here tomorrow.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

which - the chief manager q -
railroad operations, stands, Jafneof
Joy, OF Detroit. He is undoubtedlv
the greatest railroad man In the Unios,
or even In the world. controlling more
miles Of road, involving more cApftsl
than any other. 1t Is This com6ina-
ton that contract, through Mr.. Hinck-
ley, Of Chicago, their agent and man.
a e.T for TIL: purpose, to build this
This same company is now buildin,
under Mr.. Hinckley's agency, . ma
from Chicago to Clinton, and have tie
cars now running 10 within 46 miles
Of the latter place. This is the lire
they propose 70 extend through Clin-
ton, Upton, Iowa City. Oskalooss.
&C., to con nectiOn with their systsm
Of roads In KANSAS. At Charlton thev
will probably cross their Burlington
4 Missouri River Road. When thew
have reached their Kansas roads this
road will be part of great through
line from Chicago to Kansas, the In
dian country, Texas and the Gulf Of
Mexico, and must become one Of the
great shipping routes for the immense
herds Of Texan cattle.
01bs OGJuueIA OLcIeU 10 CONTRACT To
deliver all the coal we want, when
the Southwestern IL built so rs to con.
meet with his road through Knoxville
to Des Moines, at sixteen cents per
buehel. = = gga ~
AT the railroad meeting last Wednes.
day evening Mr.. Grinnell said thatby
extending the road he is concerned In
building from Des Moines to Knox.
vile IL miles IL would connect with
the Southwestern, and that from Iowa
City to Des Moines by the Southwest.
and the Knoxville and Des Moines
roads the distance would be no greater
than by the Rock Island road. It did
not seem to us that this could be 10.
but on . careful examination of the
map we very readily see that Mr.
Grinnell was correct. Then what fol.
lows? Why, that Des Moines il thirty
miles nearer Chicago and the East nv
Knoxville and the Southwestern than
by the Rock Island! This is point
we think Des Moines will readily %.
preciate.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

APRIL BULLETIN.-We have re.
ceived the April Bulletin Of New
Music, &c., from J. L. Stewart, Dealer
in Sheet Music and General Musical
Merchandise, Main Street, Ottumws,
Iowa. Mr.. 8. will mail any piece OF
Music published in the United States
to any address, postage paid, on re.
ceipt Of the marked price. Pianos OF
the make Of Decker Bros, Bradbury,
Root & Cady, and Emerson T. Dun.
ham, and the celebrated "Silver.
Tongue" Organs and Melodeons, all
styles and sizes, sold to responsible
parties on the plan Of monthly pay.
ments; and Pianos, Organs and Melo-
deems can be ordered by responsible
parties with the privilege Of returning
II not perfectly satisfied AZ tn quality
and tone. Send to Mr.. Stewart for
Catalogues and Circulars.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

A BIG CONTRACT.-Mr. p. II. But
terffeld, Of the firm Of Butterfield 4
Barrett, Contractors & Builders, OF
this place, returned on Monday from
trip to Warsaw, Illinois, and other
points on the line of the Iowa, Mis-.
souri, and Nebraska Railroad, which
runs from Alexandria, Mo-, Opposite
Warsaw, on the Mississippi river, }
through the Southern tier Of Counties
Of Iowa, to Nebraska City. Mr.. b.
contracted for the piling and bridging
Of the line from Luray to Memphis,
MissOuri-a distance of II miles-with
the refusal of the balance Of the line
ut the same price. The contract Sc
cured involves the furnishing and
driving of 10000 lineal feet of piling,
and the furnishing and putting In
place Of 36O, 900 feet Of bridge timber,
and about three tons Of iron bolts.
Mr.. b. leaves this week to 60 at the
work; while his partner, Mr.. Barrett,
goes to Guthrie County, this State, to
finish up some contracts there.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

is. W.-The Cbmservasw gives .
seport Of proceedings Of I meeting
neld In Oskaloosa on the nth alt. for
the rsrpose Of aiding the Iowa South
western Railroad enterprise by m ad-
<tticna' - pss cent. tax beyond the p
per cent already voted. The meeting
resulted favOrabIy; and m election for
this purposs will doubtless be called
soon. AZ the meeting referred to, Col.
Stslo Smith, formerly Sup't Of the ID.
Y. Rad. now OF Clinton, said that the
1sws southwestern would not stop ct
cskaloosa, but would bs pushed for
ward 70 the Missouri river. Hon. J.
3. Orinnell wss prescott, aud took par,
n the discussions.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

DIED, on Sunday evening, ID inst,
e. his residence In this Township, Of
Cancer, Mr.. JOSEPH FrNARrY, aged
76years.
Mr.. +. was soldier Of 1872 for two
years, and member of the 87th Iowa
Infantry, the "Greybeard Regiment"
during it whole term ofservice. He
bad been . citizen of this County
for about % years. Though not .
member Of any Church, he had made
. public profession of faith In Christ
about six months before he died.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

REMovAL.-Mr. McCle1land has re-
moved his Furniture Shop and Ware
room to the building one door east Of
the Democrat Once, near northwest
corner of the Square, where he will be
happy to accommodate all wanting
any kind Of Furniture at the very low
est cash prices. See advertisement in
this paper, and give him call.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

THE Iowa 6ouTHwRsT4RN.-The
Iowa City Repwblican Of last week IL
well Allied with articles relating to the
Iowa Southwestern Railroad enter
prise; and - this road has now . local
interest for NJ, We select the ALLOWING
paragraphs from the articles re1sFrsd
70:
A the 6outhweetern may now b.
ooneIdered - . certainty, the people Of
tinie County will feel much interest TO
NOV who are the parties who pro-
noae % hulld this great work. There
a 4 ereat comhination Of cap1talists,
who's Centsr u Ia Boston, but the
nnemhess are not ooa0nod - Deot0u.
eueaeed n sAilroading, at the bed q
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

The PELLA BLADE of last week has
the following: og
Parties ut Newton have written to
parties here In Pella, and are anxious
to have road built from Newton vim
Pella TO intersect with the A. X. 4 ID.
south Of the Des Moines river about six
miles from Pella.
We understand that . Democratic
paper will be started here about the
first Of May. under the auspices Of the
Times Printing Company, to be called
the f'clla Times. A. 'Opp0sition is
the life Of trade" We look for lively
times In the Newspaper business here.
abouts.
Large numbers Of H0llandess from
this section are going toths new Colo
ny In Sioux county every few days.
They ship their household goods,
farming utensils and stock by the car
load. We also understand tlIat q
number Of families from the ''old coun-
try" are or their way to tho same
place, and will arrive soon.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

DER KLEINER DEUTsCHER BALzER
desires US to say to the beloved public
that from and after the lat Of this pres
ent month Of Aprilhe will sell and de-
liver Sweet Milk Ia Knoxville at 25cts.
per gallon, In quantities to suit pur-
chasers. Purchase Milk Tickets from
him, and you need have no fear about
the COWS coming up" Mein Herr
BalSer alao runs General Accommo-
dalton Wagon, for the delivery OF par.
cells and packages anywhere in town
At trifiing charges. Try him, and sec
how you like him.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

New ATTnACTl0NS.-A Exclusive
Carpet 6tofe has been opened IN the
tsSemsnS Of Ksrr's boilding, southeast
corner Of Che square. with : llns stock
of the approved lines Of Competing.
Don't fAil to call and go, whether you
p0fchAse or not.
And on the fist door Kerr has NJ
ceiyed and IL receiving, - he tells rs,
thS Biggest Stock Of Clothing ever
bi9ught TO Knoxville. and . Magnifl-
ont Stock Of Dress Goods, with Hats
and Caps, Boots and Shoes, &C., &c.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

CUarnADlCTOaY OlDFA1CA1S e1Oun
Paris is4vs us in grsat doubt - TO the
RAJ staiD u afyklts In thet 6h6tupy
city. hut there y - Asset a1'ts one
important AAct: JenkinS = WllssA,
1t the southwest corner u Che Square,
Knoxville. ofter sspectk induce&ents
Ia Boots I shoes, and In 0ensfal Dry
Goods, Clothing. Han ACSfs csey
and Oroceriss. CAL. -. SsA b. 1o 'as
vincsd. .e. 40. 81 uols.,sl.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

In THE Poor HOUSE. Several days
ago James Brown, Of Liberty Tp.,
axsd - years, was taken - . pauper
~ our County Poor House. where he
IL now perfectly insane, = pitisble ob.
.ect. And yet hs oRcs evhsd 40 acres
Of land. ON which tbe 'Asowatown''
suburb Of KnaEyjijs y jeep1sd, and
.hat s,fUasb wss nssned A4tsr him.
There afs, now IL inmates In the
ropr lIouss, - We lsaru frnm Mr.,
Robinson. the superintendent; and
tlsir general health IL goed,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

!; THE BOARD OF 6UPERvlsORs Of the
County began their regular April ses.
sion here on Monday. Business yet
transacted has been almost entirely
pertaining to claims, roads and bridg-
-, Ac.-specially interesting to parties
concerned, but not a. much 90 to the
general public. It was expected the
Board would get through today or to-
morrow.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06
CIRCUIT COURT postponed 10 May /.
Sc notice from Clerk, In this paper.

8. 8. UNION.-The Knoxville Sun
day School Union will be held at the
Presbyterian Church on the 9th inst. i,
at o'clock p. NJ. Order 0f exercises:
Singing.
Reading Of the Scriptures, and
Prayer, by Rev. p. H. Jacob.
Singing.
Address by Rev. c. B. Clark, Of
Newton.
Singing.
Miscellaneous business.
Doxology.
BenedictiOn.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

7 ARRIvAL.-Mr. John Bittenbinder,
who some time ago purchased the
Hornaday property, west OF town, ar
rived here last week with his family,
from Pennsylvania. Welcome.
We learn that two Messrs. SIAM
bach, of Pennsylvania, brothers of J..
X. Stambach Of this place, will arrive
here about the last of this month, for
permanent location.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

OLDER's GREAT SHOW 10 coming,
say the bills-a fact which Joy in
youthful hearts instils; yet older heads,
sage by experience grown, have found
q JOY not given by spangles, paint and
tinsel, they've learned to purchase
their Dry Goods Of Kinsel, north side
Square. Also Clothing, Boots 4 Shoes,
Groceries, &C., &C., at bottom prices,
for cash. .
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

REHoyAL.-W. w. Burris, House,
Sign, Carriage and Ornsmsntal Paint.
g, has removed bis shop to . new
rsom In carruthers' Lumber yard, one
block south OF southwest corner Of the
rsblic Square, Knoxvills, where he
Will DO ready to take orders for any,
work IN his line, and execute the same
to the satisfaction Of Ill patrons. See
advertisement.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

BRO. ELY, Of the Marysville Miner,
dropped In aud gave US . friendly call
on Tuesday. He reports Marysville
oil alive, and improving generally and
the Miner In sound and healthy con.
dItion. Glad to hear IL. We hadn't
seen Bro. +. before since he mounted
the editorial stool, but he seems mat.
ural a. life yet" Call again, semi
occasionally or oftener.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

THE "RELIoIoUs AMENDMENT" -
We have received copy Of the CAris.
tiaH Statesman, Of Philadelphia, with
. Supplement containing a Cali for 4
Convention Of the citizens In the
Northwestern States who favor the
proposed Religious Amendment ofthe
National ConstitutIon;" satd Conven-
ton to b held 1t Oskaloosa, Iowa, on
the 18th and 18th Inst, being next
Tuesday and Wednesday. Among the
Iowa signers Of the Call We observe
the name Of Rev. p. H. Jscob, Of this
place. All Clsrgymen fsvoring, this
Amendment are requested to zee that
delegates are appointed 70 the Con-
vention. 44a
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

CLARK, COOPER 4 Curtis, south.
west corner Public Square, Knoxville,
offer special bargains, for cash, In Dry
Goods, Clothing, Hats 4 Caps. Boots
4 Shoes, Queensware, Groceries, Sill
verware, Watches, Clocks and Jewel.
ry. Building on south side Of south
west corner Of Square, two doors west
Of Post Once. Stop In and look at
their Stock.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

In ANSWER to the problem concern.
Ing the amount of dirt in hole ofa
certain specified size, sas published
two or three weeks ago, we have re.
ceived the following:
Answer:-Nene; but there is space
to put 4l94 and 1892 cubic inches Of
dirt into.
JOHN s. BITTENBINDER.
March %, ~. Shamokin, Pa.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

VIZ NorIcFhy the Knoxville, Iowa.
Dsm0or0i that the people of that coun-
~ are building and improving rapidly.
Ten, Overt0n has built : smoke house,
snA Mr.. Kerr has nailed board on his
fvsCC. We also learn BY private letter
thaS . fellow In MaFysvllle hns sawed
? hAeno Into preparatory 10 deiug come
ShtNg. = Kons0s DenaOoras, 23d ult.
/" mat will pas = : pretty fair satire
n ~ bigger. part Of our nsighsse's
Local news. aud shews how 4 locks
to esaden abroad.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06
lola. Iowa, /
April 3, 1871. I


ED. vorER:-A fatal accident hap
pened in the north part of Liberty
TIP. on last Friday, by which WILL
lam, q son Of Aaron spurgeon, II or
ID years old, was instantly killed, and
Mr.. William Former seriously in.
jured. The circumstances, as learn,
were that Mr.. Fortner went to Mr..
Surgeons coal-bank for coal. Mr.. S.
not being at home, William went to
assist. While at work at the foot ola
bank Of earth and rock, getting out
the coal, the earth gave way above
them, and : large stone struck Win.
lam in the breast, forcing him down
beneath II, and the earth crushing
him. Mr.. r. was also caught by the
falling earth, and seriously hurt, and
It WINS with great difficulty that he
was able 10 extricate himself; but he
succeeded in getting out, leaving one
Of his boots beneath the bank Of earth.
There has been q very interesting
series of meetings held Ut Asbury
Chapel, under the pastoral labors Of
Rev. A. McClintock, Of the Bellefon.
tame Circuit. M. e. Church. during
the past two wseks--resulting in
twenty-four conversions, and an I'D.
dition to the Church Of about thirty.
Yours truly, D.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

To TEACHERs.-LsSkin Wright,
Esq, Treasurer Of Knoxville TIP.
School Board, requests u to say that
be will pay current Teacher Orders,
for this Township. presented at the
Bank In Knoxville next Saturday, the
8th inst.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

PERs0NAL.-Gov. w. II. Stone
called upon % on Wednesday, looking
greatly improved In health and flesh
BY reason or hts Southern visit.
We received o call from our old
friend Virgil Hestwood, of Knoxville,
few days ago. He was looking hearty,
and judging from his appearance. we
imagine Knoxville would be . healthy
burg to live in.-Jasper Republican,
3Oth.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

For SALE CHEAP, for cash, or on
one and two years time with good Sc
curity. Span Of Horses, Harness, and
Thimble-Skein Wagon. Any person
In want Of . cheap team would do well
to call on the undersigned soon.
E. +. SPERRY.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

GoING.-Miss Alice Hamrick goes
this week to Illinois, to stay till Fall,
We believe. Sorry to have her 30; but
are glad to learn that her sister, Miss
Minda, will soon return from there,
and remain here.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

CITY COUNCIL met on Monday even
ing, and canvassed the vote, but did
no other business Of general interest.
The new Council was to meet last
night to organize.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

A FAMILY PARTY was held ut the
residence Of Mrs. Hester Moore, In
Indiana Tp., last Friday, in honor of
her list birthday. There were % rel
atives and connections present, In
Guiding Observation-Disclosures; and .
very pleasant time was passed.