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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
GENERAL NEWS.

Pres't Grant last Friday issued a
Proclamation concerning the Ku-
Klux outnges in North Carolina,
and commanding oil persons In
unlawful combinations to disperse Il
their homes within 70 days.
A Washington dispatch says that,
in response to the request Of the
delegation from South Caroiins, tine
President has already ordered u
Companies Of Infantry, and OF
Cavalry TO that State, to qseH eat
RACES, and will send more, and keep
them there, II necessary. It Is be-
lleved that the presence Of y. 3.
troops will stop the troubles.
The safe In the ofiice Of the Clerk
of Harrison county, Indiana, was
robbed on Tuesday night Of e0,OOO.
John T. Alexander, the great cattle
king OF Illin0is has failed, and rnade
an assignment. His liabilities are
1l .OOO. .O1jO. His aasetsare still larger,
but not Immediately available.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30

From the multitude Of mixed, par.
Nal, confused and contradictory dis.
patches coaceraing affairs in France,
wegather the data whereon 10 base
sshsto tollowsne - the best statement
of tie case that We are able to make
at present:
The "Rebs" In Paris-by which
we understand to be meant the
hot-hsaded, riotors, ultra-"Frenchy"
fanatieal and foolish self-styled "Re-
publicans" Of that City-those who
form the most unstable and dangerous
element Of the population-being
dissatisfied with the present Provis-
iohal Government, have organized a
revolution, which Is still increasing
in power, and now virtually controls
Paris and is extending to Lyons and
other cities. The insurgents have
chosen Menotd Garibaldi, son of the
fhfnous old General, as their Com.
II
idander-fn-thief. Many ofthe French
reguiat troops have Joined them.
The eaase OF the insurgents thus far
has been marked by numerous bloody
outrages. Terror reigns In Paris.
The regular Provisional Government
is not able as yet to suppress the in
surrection. The Prussians, seeing
the state Of affairs, have stopped send
ing their troops out Of the country,
and threaten to forcibly take posses
sion Of Paris If the French Provision
al GovernfD ent does not quell the
rebellion. 1t Is reported that Napo-
leon is intriguing fora return to pow.
er. The Swiss Government has called
out large numbers Of troops for the
protection OF its frontier. The situa.
tion Is grave one; and at present II
seems nat improbable that further
n y = y1<SeS Ax1fE4 IS rs
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
or Inlereat.

It is a matter OF interest TO study
the tables Of Assessment for DeS
Moines as we find them published In
the Register, with the amounts oppo- {
site each name. It gives food fr
reflection. First is Mrs. Anna Bird.
the widow Of the early Home Mis-
sionary, amount given at $2s,ooo.
who was not worth over $50 When
she first went 70 that city. increase.
caused by lucky investment in
small piece Of land. John II. Kassoii
supposed 10 be poor, assessed at s's~
600; John w. Jones, our old towns
man, and ex-State Treasurer, $45, ,UGss
Samuel Merrill, our solid Governor
has . little e92, 600; Judge G. c. Cole.
Chief Justice, $4,000; Gen.. J. M.
Tuttle, $4,000; u. s. Senator q. @.
Wright, has a modest $4,000. Hon.
r. w. Palmer, M. c., from 9Th Dist,
came 70 Des Moines q dozen year~
ago q poor printer boy, with but fsv
dimes in his pocket, Is put down ~
e65, ,oOO; J. g. savery, 10000; at a~
early day Mrs. savery as landlords
wife has served many meal to tired
and hungry travellers at IS cts; nov.
she is engaged in talking woman
suffrage. A few years ago, many fess
than q score, q gentleman went tc
Dies Moines with but few hundreds
in his pocket. (the resultof hard lsH'r
and economy, but with indomimblc
energy In his soul. That gentlemes.
now scarcely yet arrived at the print
Of life, fu4 tho comfortable sum Of g.
si4,00o rep,rtesl en- the Assessor'a
hooks; q course you have gnessess
that we mean b. +. Allen, the rb,hv.
eat man in Iowa. There are nseRy
others showing no doubt 10 puvh
Improvement, but we ore unac-
uuainted with their history. We,
should like to publish the dRun's
our city could make, and bake the
privilege Of comments. Il would
be the history OF enterprise, pro-.
phetic .nf the future qsoeias
Herald. 23d.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30

II This, hoWessr, does not 60 By any
known fsle- e--as Is shown by the fscl
that our Republican ,majoritiss, Ia
80, which was only q Gubernatofial
year, were greater than they were III
the Presidential year preceding.
Hence And from other dats also
It appears that the fact that the DEM
ocrats were 80 abominably victorious
last year does not by any means show
that they will beat us this year again.
Most especially Is 1t true in this
County that "while there's life there's
hope"-for oil parties. ~ ~
But we repeat, and with the solid
confidence born of known facts, that
If every vote in this County were
polled the Rapublicans would show
y susOosaty o. 1tUm 100 to 80, ana
that after looping Off all doubtful
votes. In view of these facts, the
cause Of Republican defeats in this
County, whether partial or entire,
may be briefly expressed in three
words, viz: Apathy, Apathy,
APATHY.
There Is no use in mincing matters.
Our opponents know the situation as
well as we do. If we don't work
this year, and get out our full vote,
we will be completely beaten; If we
do poll our full strength, we shall
win by at least 100 majority. '@
Look at the ticket TO be chosen:
Senator, two Representatives, Audit
or, Treasurer, Sheriff, Surveyor,
Superin tendent, Coroner, and one
three-years Commissioner-almost
the whole thing. Is it worth a
struggle? Or shall we all lie still
and let 2Ol5 men out-number 2l5O?
Most earnestly do we urge action
early, vigorous and determined
action. Knowing the work before
US, let us begin to make ready. Let
US have an early Convention, and
then fair, square and earnest cam
paign, and find out, If we can,
whether Marion County is to be
counted hereafter as Democratic or
Republican. !"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
CONGRESSIONAL.

A full synopsis OF Congressional
proceedings from 10th to 22d inst,
inclusive, will be found on I'd page.
The House on the 23d, piqued at
the Resolution adopted by the Senate
on the proceeding day, adopted q
resolution to adjourn on Monday last
antil theAfst Monday III December.
h Message was received from the
President setting forth that the
&omditionof affairs In some Of the
S0utFlern EtateS was such that life
AHdprbsp'tityare insecure, and the
SarfyinFH the n,aiIs and collection
bf the fppgtiise unsafe; that the proof
bf theee4faets Ia. before the Senate;
asdAhatSAs State authorities have
hot tha power % correct these evils;
and therefore. urging the necessary
legislation upon this subject. The
Presidant does not recommend legis-
lation on any, other, subject during
this session. Message referred to q
Select Co,pmittee OF, five Republicans
and four Democrats; and the House
adjourned, until Monday. ,
In the Senate, same day, Mr.. Sum.
ner intraduced long resolution
denouncipg the employment Of the
u s.. Navy on the coasts OF San
Domingo during pending negotia-
tions. s.-rSepator Scott made q long
speech on Southern afairs-The
Presidents Message concerning
Southsrp affairs was received and
orde,ed printed; and without further
action the Senate adjourned.
On the oath, Senate tabled the
Housa resolution for adjournment.
-Senatoy Summers San Domingo
resolutions were ordered printed,
bpt the Senate did not seem inclined
to, devote much attention to them.
The subject OF making appropriations
IN aid of poor coIored people IN the
District 'pf Columbia was then dis
cpssed ~ length; but the Senate
adjourned. without further action.
On the 2ptb, Gen. Clayton, Senator
elect, ftam ,Arkansas, appeared and
was sworn an TO bis seat. The
|. Deaciency.. Appropriation bill was
npanimopsly amended, and then
pas,esd; and 10 Senate adjourned.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30

We wish every one of our readers
could see the Report submitted In
the Senate Of the United States On
s4Saltess tcommitteas tcss nit aa- Is Investigate
Southern outrages. 1t occupies some
81 pam phlet pages, filled with details
obtai.ied upon sworn evidence as to
the murderOus deeds Of the kuklux
in North Carolina alone. Hundreds
Of these outrages are named-whip.
ping, shooting and hanging of inno-
cent persons, both white and colored.
"The testimony" sAys ths RepGrts
"almost without exception, estab.
fishes that the outrages perPetrated
by these bands in Disguise were In
flicted upon members Of the Rapub-'
lican party, both white and cosOfed;
in some instances the fact that they.
were OF that party being asthe reason
Of the punishment; in others, Ailegdd
crime being the pretext, while In.
some, such acts as keeping Sunday
School for, cOlqred children were,
given al a sufficient reason. ~ l.hs
Only think OF it-in these United
States, only last year, and even, now,
in some Of the fairest parts Of this,
our own free, common heritage, the
keeping of Sunday School for
colored children is enough to put A
peaceable, civil citizen In peril Of his
life! Verify, the spirit Of the Rebel
lion yet lives and shows itself In
murderOus deeds.
And in closing their Report, upon
q summing up Of the whole mass OF
sworn testimony, the Committee say
that 'it 10 clearly established:
LIST. That the Kuklux organization
docs exist, has political purpose, Is
imposed OF members Of the Demo-
cratic or Conservative party, has
sought 10 carry out its purpose by
murders, whippings, intimidattOns
and violence against its opponents.
I'd. That IL not only binds Its
members to carry out DEGREES Of
crime, but protect them against con-
viction and punishment, first by
disguises and secrecy;, second, by
perjury, II necessary, upon the wit
ness-stand and ia the jury-bOx.
Sd. That of all the offenders against
the law In this Order, land they
must be many hundreds. II not thou
sands, because these crimesaro shown
to be committed by organized bands
ranging from ten up to Seventy.fve,l
not one has yet been convicted ip the
whole 6tate.n ,s s.sa 4 ...'.s. y
Well may II be said that the exist
esce Of this horrible state Of things
h . blot upon our nation, our civiN.
xation and our age. The crime does
noa all come home to Us individual,
ly. indeed. We Of this State did not
do it. But we should b guiltyof at
least seeming sympathy with II Il
We failed 70 shew, by every feasona-
BILE means, our horror an4 shame at
the dark and snuraerous desde OF TIE
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30

KuklAx Khan, and our deep detesta.
|tiou OF that miserable spirit which
prompts their partisan sympathisers,
here andhin our very midst, to try to
'stnoothe over this awful record and
declare that no outrages exist and
that ''alllthe trouble in the South IL
caused by the carpet t-baggets I"
Shame and disgrace forever to the
mildly. Infamous and reckless parti.
sanship which car utter such aaser.
tiOnsl
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
THE IOWA VOTER
A. r. sperry, Editor.
A Feur.Years' Ret rospect.

4
A look back over the political his
tory of Marion County is calculated
to profoundly irIpress upon US a
sense Of the "mutability of human
affairs" at lest, even, II 1t has no
better effect. But we wish that it
might have better effect which 1t
ought to have.
Our personal recollection of affairs
here, since the War, extends back
only to 1867. The election that year
was Gubernat0rial. Our Republican
County ticket was elected by MAORI
ties ranging from 32 to l84, and aver
aging about 80; except that the
Democrats elected County Judge
Brobst by IL majority over Rev. Mr..
Allender.
In '68, the year of the Presidential
election, we elected our County ticket
by an average majority Of about 10
except that the Democrats elected
Mr.. III. l.. Bousquet as Clerk by ia
majority.
In ,69, Gubernatorial election, we
elected our County ticket by MAORI
ties ranging from II to ZIG and
averaging about l35-except that the
Democrats elected Judge Brobst as
County Auditor by SO majority.
Last year-an entire "of year." az
the phase g0es-the Democrats beat
us on Clerk by 2l7 majority, On
Recorder by 8 votes, and on one
Supervisor by votes; while we
elected one Supervisor by IA and
another by II majority.
Judging then from the record, 8
any one were to be asked "What h
the average Republican majority in
Marion County 2" he would have to
answer, "The Republican majority
in Marion County is-mtghtily
mixed and uncertain" >.-..
But one thing iscertain: that every
year the Democrats have sueeeeded
In carrying at least one Of the best
Offices In the County; and last year
they very nearly cleaned The board
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
Knoxville Marble Works.

TAMRTCK L HEsTwOOD, Dealers In
Ii Foreign and American Marble, and
Manufacturers Of Monuments, Head Stones,
Cenotsphs, Ac., Knoxville.
~ Our Mr.. Hsstwood Is Q SkiIlfu. En-.
graver and General Workman, and ws thsre
fore feel confident Of giving satisfaction In
every particular. 437tf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30

n y. YOUNG would respectfully isform
~, the citissps Of Asfion Ceasty that hs
'Aas spsssd Cabinet Shop % 1obinson
oaesst, vest Of the Tssuo1t nSstss sH stairs,
lstAs ssom formerly eecSpSse - - 1spsSA-
ses 0nes, whore he win Asvs % hsad ~
Kinds Of furniture, and Co@ns Of ell sissa,
Vateh ke will sell Low for Cssh. IS
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
Furniture.

THE UNDERSIGNED manufactures and
j keeps on hand ail kinds Of Furniture,
suoh as Bureaus, Safes, Bedstssds, Tables.
Chairs, Sofas, Lounges, &c., of Best Quality
and 1t the Lowest Prices, at his old sta nd, up
stairs, over Kinne's Store. brick building.
southeast corner If Square, Knoxville lows.
grkssdy made col6ns, Al sisss. always on
hand. UO) VIZ. WEYERS.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
warfsl, Hindman Z @,

CARPENTERS AND. JOTNERs. Shsp
" sext door wsst Of Bspttst Church, Knox
WE. Will contract for al kiads sf Csrpsn-
~ sad Ioinsrs' Work, Including Daisaisg
~wesy description, ahd Gaessstss satisfsc-
tea In ~ cases. We 4snsSastsfe aaA keep
% AaLd Ssfss. Desks, and "csnleSsis bssa-
v Washing Nsohinss. (A3en.)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30

Ps Dispatclle4 ofthe 9Th say that the
Pads ins4rgeats have proclaimed Q
EhS1 EoNetnaAest. The Provisional
Egorernmsat Viii arrest daribaldi ~
Sosn - hs appssss on Fresch soll.
Napoleon has bssn received With
Considerable appAuse - England,
sod has vl6tted Qneen VtceOria.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30

WYATcHMAKER, and JEwELER, and
w Dealer In Watches, Clocks, Jswslry,
Spsctsclss, Goggles and Toys. Having IN.
cressed facilities for doing ell kinds of work
In my Line, an able to give Bntirs Salts
factisn. All work Warranted. Being Agent
for Prof. j. Kaufmsn's Achromatic Spssta-
clss, an prepared to suit all conditions of
sight.
southwssteornsrof Psblie Square. Knox
Vile, Iowa. 2.s9tf.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30

DLACKSMITAS. Shop oss block south
ID of fremont House, knozvGls. AN
work IN their line dons 70 order, on lowest
t6sms, and saasfscion gsarsatssd. Horse.
shooting entirely With their ewa make OF
paiis. All kinds Of Wagon aad Cesriage
work, including full Asnaf.ctors aad
hsnaiss, done with psatnsss aad Dispatch. :
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
Col. Higgins, of Abvrdesn, Mis-.

Col. Higgins, OF AtUrdesn, Miss.,
Asst Assessor Of u. 8. Rsvsnue,
while pursuing his Official duties in
Monroe County, Missiasippi, = few
days ago, was seised by Q band of
disguised men, hOrse-whippsd, and
warned to leave the country. Other
U. 8. officers are ordered to leave the
State. Schools are breaking up there,
and the Teachers fleeing for protec-
tiOn.
The Omaha Republican learns that
President Grant and Gen. Sherman
will leave Washington on the Sd Of
April, attend the reunion of the
Army of the Tennessee at Cincinnati
on the 9Th, and arrive in Omaha
about the 10th or 18th. From there
President Grant goes to California,
and Gen. Sherman to Texas.
The expenses Of the San Domingo
Commission are reported at over
SIC, 900, besides the ships expenses.
The Senate has confirmed the
Motley treaty, whereby Great Britain
acknowledges the right Of British
subjects to renOunce their allegiance
and become citizens Of tho United
States.
The laAd-grant record of the Forty.
flrst Congress Is as follows: Oregon
II NH a.. Es.&1 4
760, 900 acres; supplemental Northern
Pacific, II ,OO0, 900 acres; Texas Pacific,
with New Orleans, LoNisiRna, and
Fort Yuma, California, branches,
lS,OO0,OO0 acres; total Of SS,760,0Oo
acres. F s.s'
In the procession of Irishmen on
st. Patrick's Day, at Cincinnati, it is
reported that a battalion Of negroes
in full uniform took part, and, Won
derful to relate, were greeted not
only civilly but with applause
There was a considerable snow
storm in several New England States
last Monday.
Senator Sumner on Monday last
delivered his big Anti-DOmingO
speech, severely assailing President
Grant. Senator Morton responded
briefly, defending the President.
Gold closed at 1.1Os on the 9Th.
In Chicago on the 9th inst, as per
Daily Hawkeye's report, hogs ranged
from t6.lO to 1918; cattle quiet, out
side. prices AA.75 to 57.76; wheat fairly
sotivs Assss N+u,ar oufslde fSnge from
corn active but irregular, from 5ll
to 55i cents; oats dull and easier at
Az to 49A cents.
In st. Louis, same day, as per same
authority, wheat dull and lower,
sl.33 to Sl.52l; corn firm, 81 to IS cts.
OMAHA, March q.
A special dispatch from Lincoln
this evening states that an applica-
ton by Governor Butler for post
ponement Of trial has been granted
ill May 18th. Great excitement
prevails.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30

CUSrAv EBERHART has the pleasure
VI Of announcing that he has opened Full
New Stock Of Watches, Clocks, JswsIry, Ae.,
q the latest and best sty los, on the North
side Of Public Square. next door to north west
corner, Knoxville. Rspsiring done on short
notice, and Satisfaction susrsntsed. A share
Of patronage 10 solicited.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
Marion County Bank,

UNOXvILLE, IOWA. Paid up Capital
IA $so, o,ooo. Gold, Silver, Gov:rnmsnt 90 q
other sscurities bought sad sold. intsrsst
ailos Cd on time deposits. Special sttsneion
given to Collections. Open from A. n. TO
M.sxcept sundsys.
STOCKHOLDERS:
IN c.thc.rt IArkip Wright,
.. r. Belamy, Nooss' Ssotss1s
J. B, Neifert, :~oo's'
Osbin Marsh, -.
81. Meal, f'""S"s'
n w,,o.- Ec.I'. LAswln WNouf. Pvse'
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30

DUBLlSHERS OF IOWA VOTER, Book
i sad Job Printers, are prepared TO exc
ests pronptly and In best style, oil kines Of
yeh Wark iaeladisg Posters, Letter Hssds,
1ill Heads, Cards, Lsbsls, EnvsloIss, Blake,
panphlets, Etc. Orders are solSsissd.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30

4 LBERT N. BROBsT, Dealer in School
n Books, Writing Papers. Blank Books,
Bibles, 10. Music Books. Musical Instru
mente, Music for Sunday Schools, Singing
Schools, &c. Organs, Violins, Accorde
Re. Pictures and Frames. Wall and Window
Paper. Paper Collars. All at Publisher and
Manufacturer Prices. East side Of = blic
Square, Knoxville. 4Hu
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
q. p. Oouwell,

nEALER n etcves, Tinwars. Shelf and
~ Heavy Hsrdwsrs, Rsapsrs, Mowers sad
Agricultural Implements generally. Agent
for NJ. ". Warssn's Patsnt Atmospheric Port
sbls Soda Foustsin. Gid Stand, east sids
Square, KnoxviiIs. l,2ti
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
Ooutractor and Builder.

II F.ROLLER would respectfully 81
J soanss tA~t be Il now pfspssea e
rontrscf, 1t the lowest rates, for cay kssd
II BaiidtsR or Bridges. and gssrsptss ssiis.
faction. Ystinatss aad Plans fsrnish.d
free. Shop south ef A. X. l. y. Depot
yros ads, kaoxviiis, Iess. t4.s5 tf)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
u. A. Wilder,

HOMEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon.
n Oficsin Carruthsrs' building soutnwos'
corner Public Equare-up stairs-knoxvIns
Having had Is years' sxPe!ience 10 tne plse.
tice Of Homeopathy, think an prepared to
.ivs perfect satisfaction to slI who fsvsr ms
with their patronage. III"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
w. e. Rose,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Knoxville, lows
n Office up stairs, over the Post Oh's. !.
'Fsff f1S) 4
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
,ltlereantil., abe draoes &e.


DprcKLAYERSk 4 PLASTERERS,KA Knox.
Is vile, Iowa; are prepared 70 do ell Work
IN their line, Plain or Ornamental, end fosn-
ian Material when desired. salts fsctson
.t..a IN All cases Wiu sHdAAvo of. to
fs.u Plesesr OF aris and White Lime always
on hspd. .lf y S,sSU
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
q. L. Collins.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW. Once north side
"A Public squsre, Knoxvills. VIII also
sttsnd to Collections, and Buying snd Selling
Land b 20 "
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
W. E. Wright, n. D.,

DHYsICIAN and SURGEON, Knoxville.
Otkss st Residence, on Main Street, east
ofPublic square. ls7)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30

DHYSICIANS and Surgeons, tender their
/ Profassional services to he citizens OF
Knoxville and vicinity. 1cSpscial attsn-
t;ou xiven to diseases Of the Eye aod Ear.
Operative and Mechanical Dentistry done
IN the bsst style, and at prices to ssit the
times. Once at the Gibson House. O0
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30

w. A. Ardery, N p.
PHYSICIAN aad SURGEON, Ksoxvsiis.
Iowa. Omes 81 he 6rss store. sosth
.ias Of souafs. sta is II.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
v.s.SsSss. o.s.AYass. H.s. cusrSs
Stone. AYres 4 Curtis,

a TTORNEYB 1T Law, Claim and Real Es-
"A tate gents, Knoxville sad Pslls, Ma
rien County, lows.
VIII attend TO all business sntrusted to their
care, 10 Marion and adjoinisg Counties. Will
o,actiee In tho State sad Federal Courts. 8, 1T
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
Parsons 4 BexlkeY.

O. P. W.lcur, Cosk'v. LAsxIs waaouf. Prss'
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
professional.

Barrett W. Clark,
A TTY AT LAW, and RsAI EsAts Agsat,
"A hiss the only set Of Aestrsete Of Title
Il Marion County. AAu.)
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-02-24

A WHOLE NEWSPAPER OK ONE square
Inch OF PAPER.-London. Nov. 15-
Last night received from one of your
correspondents in Paris, the most ex-
traordinary thing in the way of q news
paper that have ever seen. Your cor
respondent had cut all the news col
umns of the Paris journals of Novem-
Der, had pasted them together, and then
photographed them, reducing what fill
ed seven columns of print to q space
scarcely more than one inch and half
square. Tins he forwarded by balloon
mail and although to the unassisted eye
its contents were undecipherable, by the
aid ola very powerful magnifving glass
and a strong light it could be read
World