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PURE NON-EXPLOSIVE
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scp3 10 hng street.
DANFOB.TH'S PURE NON-EXPLOsIVE
- FLUID.
Just receis ed fresh supply OF Dantorth's
Puro Non-Ex plosivc Fluid, which Is decidedly
the safest ce,nest and produces the most bril-
liant light l have ever seen in the line Of OILS or
fluids 1t is perfectly harmless, and can be used
with old burners. j. r. SHERWOOD,
oct Corner Queen and st. Asaph ST..
NTOlNG:S TASTELESS PRESERVING
~ POWDER will keep all kinds of fruit and
tomatoes, and all preparations, OF fruit without
being air tight a teaspoonful will keep from
eight to ten quarts. 1t has been used for years.
lo oct s$'' ~ ~ VIM. +. BRooKEs
TUE GENUINE BOSTON BUTTER
l. CRACKERS for sale At IA King stTeSt
oct = W VI. r. BkOohf'S.
TNDERWEAR.
Scotch Wool and Merlin" Vests for gentlemen,
all sizes.
Ladies NJ erino Vests and Drawers.
Misses and Boys Vests.
6nc line of those stout, iron frame White
Cotton Hose, both for ladies and children.
Gents Brown Cotton Half Hose, OF superior
quality, for the fall and wi inter-
Clniidren's Fancy Wool Hose
Also, CATERS white and cnlnrcd.
Fall colors in superior Kid Gloves; SILK,
Buck and other lined Gloves. Just received.
scp;;0 j. VI. SIZE W All:
JUST OPENED.
Black and Colorcd Porln> and EpiageliRes,
in all the various shades.
Black English Bonbazines.
Reps, black and other colors.
French SattineS, in black, maroon, blue, green
and all the various shades.
"a Black DeLaincs, fine quality
Splendid line of Black A.lpacaS.
Mohairs, Plaids, White Alpacas, and II great
variety of DRESS GOODS Of commnner fabrics.
srps ) NJ: SIh W AN |:
CPORTSMEN'S APPAKtTUS-Guns sin
- gle and double, Brcech-ioadcrs,, Powder
Fl.ssks, Shot Pouches. single and double, Shot
Belts. Ws,!S, Caps. &c, wholesale and retail hy
JAS. +. CARLlN d SONS,
sep25 6 King street.
NTISSES' FANCY COLORED BOOTS, in
IVA new styles and colorsi,t !. great variety,
handsome and cheap. Ala" Misses Broadway
and Toilet slippers, at
scp2l WADDEl = - hlns ST. e cet:
TNTERPRISE MANFG- cos. COFFEE
u MILLS, for hosels, restaurants, Nc.' WIN
a large stock of other makes OF Mills, ut whole
sen Is JAS F. CARLlN Il SONS. -
r AIDES HANDSOME BUTTON BOOTsat
IL sep2l WAD DEY's, "A King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-03

pREsEYrERY OF WASHINGTON CITY-Thc
I'LL meeting Of this Prcshytery will be in session
this week in Washington 1t embraces all the
ministers, elders and churches formerly in con-
ncc,ion, separately, with the O. 5. Presbytery
of Potomac and the n. s. Presbytery
81 the District OF Columbia; The num-
Der of ministers now on its roll is twenty
six. and additional names are expected
The presbytery has charge of all the churches
under the General Assembly which are locat
ed in the cities of Alexandria and Wash
ington and Georgetown, and in the adjoin-
ing counties of Maryland and Virginia.
The synod of Baltimore which has uuderits
care this presbytery, and all others within the
Delaware, will hold it's annual meeting in
Georgetown, opening on the 18th inst.
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Esy Luther -. Harrison, yauctionecr.

Esy Luther -. 5aHrrlS0D, aucti0Hcce.
Wy VIRTUE or \ DECREE OF THE
- Corporation Court Of Alexandria city, reH-
derecl ut its Srpton4 hrr. term. 1871, in the chan
Gerry cause ri Lyles y Hall W. Caroline :. De-
vaughn, the undersigned viii. IL tty"t Of the
premises, at y o'clock m, oh saturday.,
October Ith, ISL offer for sale hy pubic auc-
ton, the vaIuabl" BRICK HOUSE ard l3=:3sat
LOT OF GROUND, numbered IS Oh no G :i:>i,
south side OF WOLFE between Fairfax AID NSt.I
streets, in the city oil Alexandria, Va.
Terms: Onc-,hird OF tbs purchase llc:sa% in
cash, and the residue in i'Eu equal paynIcata NJ
six and twelve lnu!ltIo from the day OF sale,
with interest; tho deferred payments to bc
secured by tho purchasers note.:, Will, ap-
proved security, and :! retention Of tn" Tile -
the property sold until the deferred payments
shall have been made. C"nvcynLci'.: and stamps
~ purcha>,rs expense "
ALBERT STUART,
u. l.. SMOOT
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40 a5lIING STREET..


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TIIE DESIGN OF TIE HITUALIsTs
AND THEIR FRIENDS UNMASkED, nm
address to Episcopali:an5 by a Prayer r.; Book
WHAT RIO WEAR AND HOW TO MAKE
IT-Dcrnorc.t's Scmi-Annual Book Of Fash
THE ALDINE for September: pr.
All the NEW FASHION BOOKS on h@nI.
sen23 ttho r.. Ken vi II:
CARAH ). SWAMI ut al by next friend,
= vs.. Charles 5. Walluck ut al, in chancery in
the Circuit Court for Alexandria city.
To all whom il may concern:
Extract from Decree The Court doth or
der, udiudge, and decree, that this cause bn re-
frrrcd To- a Commissioners Of this Court, who Is
directed to state and settle the account OF Roil"A
81. Swami cXecutrix; also to ascertain and re-
port all liens that may be upon the land men
nS.
debts that may be due and owing by the estate
Of the said William L. Swami.
This is to give notice that the Undersigned,
Commissioner, has appointed Thursday, Octo-
Der 5th for executing the requirements Oh the
above decree, ut the office of John S. Chapman.
CSC: sen IL i1.cotd K. KEMPER, Comm'r
FOE SALE.
\ RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.
There being no other person in the trade in
this city. a good opportunity is offered to any
one desiring 10 purchase the entire Stock, Ma
chinery Good Viii, &c. Of q SARSAPARlL-
LA, MINERAL WATER, OR pop, AND
Satisfactory reasons Tor selling viii be given
Apply to NJ. FOGARTY, III Franklin street,
Alexandria, Va. OCT Nv
WEST POINT CADET CLOTH.
Just received this day, another piece Of The.
above We have not only tested the color of
these goods with acid, but have sol Id great many
pieces of them, and they have given universal
satisfaction as to their durability. 81. John
Academy suits made to order, on short notice.
lit guaranteed. n
san Is WILMER & SLAYMAkkR.
CANNED GOODS CT every description for
I J ss,r nj reduced rates by.
~ '"'' ~ GEO McBtRNEY & son,
scpo 49, and ITO King a:reet.
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DlsoRpERLY PnocEEDINGs.-Some parties
mailing from the county after the adjournment
Of the court yesterday evening repaired to a
restaurant on King street where they became
50 disorderly that the proprietor had to 20 for
the police, who soon arrested and took the
chief offender in charge
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-03

On Marriagc.--EssayS for Young Men on
great social evils and abuses which Interfere
with marriage, and ruin the happiness Of thols-
ands--with sure ncan= If relief for the orring
and unfortunate, diseased and deblltatcd Sent
in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. =
south Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Philadelphia, Pa, sep 2-d&tw;'m
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EXrLoSluS excitement WAS created
IN and around the door Of Adams Express
office, Yesterday evening, by the sudden explo-
sion of box that was being placed in wagon
The box, it was ascertaincd, contained cart
edges and gun that were to have been sent
back to merchant in Baltimore by i gentle
man residing near this city, who WAS not salts
lied with his purchase, but the porter in put
ting it IN the wagon Jared it too much, and
hence the explosion
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TIE New MARKET HN-SE.-.A called meet
ing of the City Council will be held
tomorrow night for the purpose Of COM
pleting arrangements for the erection Of
the new Market House. 1t is understood that
the lowest bid for the work was about torty-fve
thousand dollars and that the contract will
probably bo awarded to an Alexandrlan.
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COUNTY CONSERVATIVES CONVEX
VION.

oct 3.2t County Supt. of Alexandria.
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LOCAL NEWS.
A New Observation-Disclosures fifty per-
sons assembled at Muir's Hall last night to

A New ORGANIzATloS.-About fifty per
sons assembled at Muir's Hall last night tc
organize a new association for political action.
called the meeting to order and said that some
stance OF Mr.. Basil Warning were read by Mr..
". H. Beck
\ copy Of the resolutions have not been OBJ
famed
ii Is understood, however, that they
contain IA declaration Of principles EN- brac-
Jug the cordial support OF the free school
system, the passage OF free railroad law, the
freedom Of trade from the license system, the
freedom Of private contract, whether concern
lug money or other property from the interest
laws, and lastly full and cordial recognition of
the freedom and equality OF all men before the
law
They We're unanimously adopted.
Mr. W. +. Carne came in afterwards and
was appointed Secretary
Remarks were made by Messrs. Basil War
ring w. H. Beck, Samuel Beach. D. r.
Windsor, Edmund Burke, L. d. Harrison,
Rudolph Massey, Frank I.ovejoy, Matthew
l.atton, A. j. Wedderburn and ". f. Carne.
An executive committee was appointed, con-
sistipg of Mcssrs W. II. Beck Samuel Beach
and d. r. Windsor
Subcommittee consisting of Samuel VIM
sat, Rudolph Massey, Frank Lovejoy, George
Williams, Enoch Cook, j. ". HorSeman, John
7. Harrison, Taylor Arnold anu Others were
appointed to canvas for members oil the organl-
2ation in accordance with the principles adopted.
The meeting then adjourned until tomorrow
neht.
\ CuLuREp CoNJuRER Il colored man,
Manned ". II. Pinckney, alias DR.. Williams.
Yesterday went to the house of Il colored
woman named Emelne Randell, ON Nailor' s
Hill. where blind colored man named Eman-
ucl Brantz lived AS soon us he entered the
,cr he said there are greenbacks III this
lr,l>e and | must have one of them. He
PUT some sort of powder in the woman's hands
and told her to rub them together, and that
then she would obey his commands. He then
led the blind man out into the yard and releav-
I'd him of 9G cents and when returning into the
house, seeing the woman conccaling money he
statched ten dollar note from her and saying it
WAS the Very one for which he had been hunt
ing went off with it. Such coniurations not
beng approved of. information of his doings was
given to the police, who soon took him in
charge and he is now in Jail awaiting trial at
;hc next term of the court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-03

Tue CEMETERIES The apparently neglected
condition of the grave yards on the southwest
cn border Of the city is the subject of much
comment among those whose inclination induces
them to occasionally visit the last resting place
of their friends Some of the cemeteries it is
said arc overgrowp, with weeds and bushes, and
all Of them, except the soldiers, present an
appearance that indicates want Of care
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'
Hc invites his friends and customers TO call and
evon,;no bis stock sep 2G-tf
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ID. l.. SMOOI.
II. W. THOMAS

Fairfax county, sop 2-lawts Comm rs
.t7sy-The above sale is postponed until the 9Th
DAY OF NOVEMBER, first day "I Circuit
Court at Fairfax Court House
Fairfax county. sep 30-lawtS
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NJ O Il ]. c J:
S[IAWLSl
81 law Is

King street. respectfully invite M friends and
the public generally to call.
OYSTERS served in overy style.
Choice NORFOLK OYSTERS received reg
usrly by the Lady of the Lake.
Nothing but tho choicest served a. my place
sep 2S- lmN FRITZ SCltN lDER.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-23
Foreign News.

The French National Assembly at
Bordeaux last Friday almost unani-
mously elected M. Thiers as Chief
Executive of the Provisional Gov
ernment of France, with power to
choose his own Council. This virtu-
ally makes him temporary Dicta-
tor. M. Favre will continue as
Minister of Foreign Affairs. The
definite form Of permanent gQyeEn&s a
ment Is yet to be determined. Ibe
English, Austrian and Italian Gov.
ernments have already recognized
the new Provisional Government of
France. The number Of Deputies in
attendance as members of the French
National Assembly. last Saturday
exceeded COO. The Assembly has
yet to consider the question Of the
cession of Alsace and Lorraine to
Germany, to which there is Of course
an immense opposition. NOtwith-
standing previous reports, the ques-
tion of permanent peace is not yet
determined. The present Armistice
has been prolonged for Ave days; but
meanwhile both Prussia and France
keep up their warlike preparations.
The French have surrendered Bel
fort. The smallpox Is raging in the
north of France, and especially at
Lille. AS to the amount Of suffering
in Paris and the rest Of France at
present, dispatches give us nothing
new; but it IL safe to assume that It
cannot be all relieved yet.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-23
THE IOWA VOTER.
A. r. spsrry, Editor.


The Chicago Gem Of the West,
which was formerly the Soldiers
Friend In name and still processes to
be especially SO in fact, has always SO
many and so grave and SO persistent
charges to make against the Com
missioner of Pensions In particular,
and against several other u. s. off,
cials and several congressman in
general, that we are sometimes al
most stupified on reading it. 'Can
such things be, and overcome us like
a summer cloud, without our special
wonder?" Verify, If all these things
are SO, these officials ought not only
to be removed forthwith from Office
but to be hung up by the heels for
season. Cheating poor soldiers and
sailors and their widows out Of the
little all which they receive fromthe
Government Is too ab0minably mean
to pass unpunished. Yet just such is
the crime which the Gem Of the West
50 pungently denounces-and we
observe in its pages numerous COM
mendations OF Its course, from Adj't
General Baker Of Iowa and from
many others perhaps equally well
qualified to judge.
But now here is what 'sgets u.s."
The Soldiers' Friend or Gem Of the
West has been reiterating these
charges for several years; II is taken
as an exchange by perhaps most of
the papers In the West; many Of
these papersare edited byex-soldiers,
whose self-interest clone would
prompt them to Investigate such
matters; and besides, there are nu-
merous other Journals, not only
Democratic. but Republican, ready
and anxious at any time to pitch into
the Administration or any Of its
subordinates, on any and every
charge that could be brought up, and
0neso popular - the above
named would be;-and yet, 90 far as
we can see, the Gem Qf the Wsst H.
left to fight this battle alonel-itsI
editor, himself Claim and Pension
Agent, left alone to combat single
handed these giant wrongs! "Tis
strange, tits passing strange"
This is the way the matter always
looked to Us; and It looks none the
less peculiar now when we read In
the February number Of that Maga-
zine an editorial In which the passage
Of : Bounty-laDd law By Congress Is
urged With great vehemence, and In
the course Of whichoccurs the follow
Ing passage:
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-23
IOWA NEWS.

Governor Merrill says that the
convicts in the Penitentiary are
altogether too polite-they are con-
stantly "asking his pardon"
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Feb. 14.-Hon.
John King, the pioneer newspaper
publisher Of Iowa, died at 10 o'clock
this morning.
The Register gives fiattering
description Of the 'Olmsted Zouaves,
a "crack military company" Of Des
Moines, and publishes the names Of
its members in full. We observe
that there are just half as many
officers as privates In the Company.
A Fort Dodge merchant, seeing In
the Dubuque Times the criticisin Of q
correspondent upon farmers who run
in debt for more farm machinery
than they can afford, asserts az the
result Of accurate calculation that
more money 10 paid out In 1T. Dodge
yearly for intoxicating liquors and
tobacco than the entire sum paid out
annually for agricultural implements.
The Mt. Pleasant Journal still
returns to the charge, and declares
that Col. Dewey's letter about the
Capitol Stone Is not satisfactory at
all. Well, gentlemen, we must look
for something specific now.
According tothe published returns
OF the revivals which have prevailed
In every County Ia the State, over
ten thousand converts have profsssed
religion this winter.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-23

And In the future, they the,
Union soldiers Of the United StatesJ
will support such party, ana such
Dorty 0,sfy, as will aid in the passage
OF such a law. II the Republican
party will grant them this, all will
be we'll. IF the Republican party
will not give it, there is another
party to which they can, and Will
look" !"
Now, we do not hesitate to say
that the patriotism which prompted
such an utterance is at best . very
interested kind of patriotism. The
Union soldiers of the United States
have authorized no one to speak for
them in that way; and they would
very heartily repudiate and denounce
any such sentiment. What! 1s
bounty the only issuef Did they
peiIi SSelf Hives sofely iof l6O acres
of land? Was that ''their beings
end and aim ?" Would the Union
soldiers of the country sell them
selves out now, soul and body, to
whatever party or set of men will
promise them land-warrants In re-
turn for votes? Out upon such
slander!
We are not now speaking upon the
merits Of the Bounty-land question.
Whateve. Is tight and just In this
matter, the soldiers will respectfully
but FIRMLY claim. But to assert that
the Union soldiers of the country
will, for that cause, or for any other
cause, abandon all their principles,
give up all the fruits of their long
years of hardship, sacrifice and peril,
throw away that very peace and
permanence In Union for which they
fought, is so monstrously absurd as
even to cast serious doubt upon the
reliability in other respects of the
source from which such statement
can come.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-23
Blacksmith and Wagon Shop

TTILLEBRANDT + STEWART, having
IL formed partnership for the purpose Of
co conduo,ing the BIacksmithing and Wagon
Making business, 1t their Shop one block
north Of northeast corner Of Public Square.
Knoxville, respectfully solicit share OF
patronacs. (4,l7f.)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-23
Drunkards In High Places.

Mr.. Salisbury Of Delaware, who
has been in the Senate for twelve
years, and Is now about to retire,
seems determined to pass into pri-
vate life In perfect blaze of shame.
1'hepersonal habits of this gentleman
are not unknown to to the public. He
has frequently appeared In the Senate
chamber In state of inebrity, and
might be seen almost any evening.
for weeks at one time, In this condi-
tion at the hotels or on the streets.
At one time, about six years ago, he
appeared in the Senate during an at
tack of mania potu; and committed
the grossest offence against propriety.
and decency. He drew a revolver,
with which to shoot numberless Inn !.
aginary serpents inthe air, and played
other tricks Of wild insanity. Since
about thattime, Mr.. Salisbury though
occupying high position has had
scarcely more respect than the COM
mon drunkard In the gntter. a,i.,
Yet II must be said for hin, whoiia
now completely txtinguishing htn'-
self that he 10 by nature man Of
brilliant intellectual powers nd1gen-
erous impules. He was formely for
chile and persuasive orator, and =,
gentleman AZ whose apartments per-
sons Of talent loved to congregale; and
now when he leaves the Senate, that
body and the country will feel ns
though relieved OF the presence Of a
loathsome thing. 1.-The rethe, only
one In the Senate OF this character, his,
case might be treated with charltabla.
silence. We all know there are 9TH.
ers there, no less brilliant by nature, !.
no less generous, who are equally dis
graceful in their personal habit. The
remedy, perhaps the only sure. rcT-
edy against this national shame, = for !.
the people and legislative bodies In
dexibly to refuse electing /. to .oflIc~'
men known 70 be- dRunkards. Tho
name should -. - yfsaSfsl inopr pali-
ticS, % II ID jAAhs hone circIee0f 0ur
enlightened pcople.-N.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-23
Furniture.

THE UNDERSIGNED manufactures and
! keeps on hand all kinds Of Furniture,
such as Bureaus, Safes, Bedsteads, Tables,
Chairs, Sofas, Lounges, DO, of Best Quality
and Ut tho Lowest Prices, at his old stand, up
stairs, over Kinne's Store, brick building,
south east corner of Square, Knoxviils, Iowa
MrKsad made coitins, al sizes, always on
hand. UO) VIZ. WEYERS.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-23
Matchmaker &, Jeweler.

rUSTAv EBERHART hns the pleasure
VI Of announcing that he has opened Full
New Stock Of Watches, Clocks, Jeweiry. &C.,
Il the latest and best styles, ON the North
side Of Public Square. next door to north west
corner, Knoxville. Repairing done on short
notice, and Satisfaction guaranteed. A share
Of patronage 10 solicited.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-23

TTAMRrcK 1 HESTwOOD, Dealers In
III Foreign and American Marble, and
Manufacturers Of Monuments, Head stones,
Ac., Knoxville.
~ Oar Ar. usstwood 10 Skillfu' En-
graver and General Workman, and We there
fore feel coBfdent Of giving satisfaetioh u
every particular. 4S7u
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-23

Council Bluffs has q printing ink
factory, and Cedar Rapids dulcimer
factory. ~ !
The order removing the Land Of
fee from Fort Dodge to Des Moines
has been Observation-Disclosures to the
prompt action Of Senator Harlan In
setting the facts properly before the
Secretary of the Interior. a
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-23
Furniture.

10 D. YOUNG would rsspsetfaIiy isfssn
lLs The eitissns sf Aarion Cosnty that hs
has spsped Cabinet Shop On Robinsos
Street, vest Of the Trsuont House, mp stairs,
10 The room formerly occupied by the Repsbi.
esa OGse, wAsre BE- win hsvs eA haSd al
kinds of furnitsss, snd cof,ns Of ell sisss,
which he will sell Low for CASH.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-23
Warfel, Hindman q Co.,

OARPENrHRs AND. JorNHRs. Shsp
~ psxt door wet Of Baptsst chureh. Kaox-
vile. Win contract for sll kinds Of Csspsa.
sess nd Jsinsss' ~ ssk. isstsdisg Duildiss
o. svesy dsscsipsten, And guarantee sstiefss-
tton - III Gases. We NanafAetsrs ssd kssp
ehas1 Daf1 Desks, and .Csiiforsta Beaa.
~ HssAing Nsshinss. (43en)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-23
Books and Stationery.

4 LBERT NJ. BROBST, Dealer IN School
~ Books, Writing Papers. Blank Books.
Bibles, -. Music Books. Musical Instru.
msnts, Music for SUNDAY Schools, Singing
Schools, 10. Organs, violins, Aocordeons,
Ac. Pictures and Frames. Wall and Window
Paper. Paper Collars. All at Publshers and
Mapufsot urers' Prices. East side Of Pcbiic
Squsre, Knoxville. 4Hu
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-23
Marion County Bank,

II KNOXVILLE, IOWA. Paid up Capital
IN &aA. .QAA-ae4aaJ SSiitvyr, 6OvSFnment and
other securitiss bought and sold. Interest
allowed on time deposits. Special attention
given to Collections. Open from A. n. to
lP. N. except 6undsys.
ETOCKHOLDERS:
JIM Cathcart Larkin Wright,
3. K Bslamy. Robert Crosier,
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