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Tire 8. Interu.tiona, soc,etv..

All the stories that have been told concerning
the character and aims of the ''1nternational
Society" in Europe are confirmed by the Official
circular issued by Jules Favre. NJ. Favre says
this organization is powerful because IL rests
upon numbers, discipline and cosmopolitanism,
and that it is one of the most dangerous bodies
with which government has to deal. 1t APP
pears that the Society was organized in 1862, and
that its ayOwed basis is Atheism and Communism.
Its formal declaration of July, 1862 contains this
passages "The Alliance declares itself Atheist;
it seeks the abolition of worship, the substitution
OF science for faith, OF human for divine justice,
and the abolition of marriage; it demands, above
all, the abolition of the right OF inheritance, and
capital shall be at the disposition only of
workers" '.For u.s." it says elsewhere "the red
flag is the symbol Of universal human love-" 1t
is now certain that the rising in Paris, if not in
terially aided by them; and that the scenes of
brutal and unreasoning violence which caused
the world to stand aghast were but the natural
fulfllment of diabOlical programme.
Paris letter TO the London Times says that
although only nine years have elapsed since its
foundation, 1t counts upwards of 2, 800 600 MEM
beers. But even this does not include all the
affiliated societies which are assisted in their
various political and revolutionary enterprises
by the International, and which comprise the
Fenians the Marianne, the Brothers of the Re-
secret societies of Russia and Poland, and the
CarbOnaIi generally all over Europe. The cen
trail committee of this association, which has a
branch in America, Is in London, and its pre-
siding spirit Is German, who conceived the
idea of organizing, in Berlin, in a definite and
tangible form, the theories of Babeuf, deb
neck, JacOby, ProudhOn, and others. There
is no president, but the central office is
composed of secretary-general and if
teen members. Each country composes a
branch OF the association. Each branch is d.
yided into sections. Each important center is
subdivided into other sections, with a central
bureau. Every week each central bureau sends
to the London ofice-1, a detailed report on the
political and commercial events of the neighbor-
hood; 2, statement of additional members; 3, q
financial statement; 4, statement by name Of
the principal merchants and tradesmen; 8, a
statement by name OF the principal propristors
and capitalists; 6, copies of minutes of meetings
held. There are, OF course, many other secret
rules regarding the expulsion of members, and
the means Of pressure to be employed in cases Of
strikes, ETC., which have no means OF obtain
ing; but it will appear from the above, that the
organization is one conceived on a scale capable
sympathies of the largest and least reputable
class Of the communityin all countries.
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TEE LITTLE SEw BOOTS.

Can you dCss what ny PAPA lid brin me tonight
You might deSs y0js If trius, but you wouldnt dess
right.
O ! do not beyieve dat you ever could dess.
Nov Il was deri. you would say new dress,
But as | am boy AID IN 6us: foug years old,
Do you think you could !-ss, If you told
Dey are not veily lon and not velIy short.
But dsy GTe Dc incest dat ever was Bought.
Dey ar tisCk : can be- have yittle yed tons.
And &c yeG e beCius. dust here tbs black stOps.
Dey have two yi,tie heels, AM two funny ear,
AID s, I8et4IGes dey s4ueass, dat al the folks
hears.
ney werF ue incest ny papa could dat me.
4 would sep IN HEM lt mamma wuud yet me.
! pose sie " uld say twas a yelly bad plan,
= III tel ny eyes open SLING rs can,
And ~ all = my presents. tbs dis dat suits,
Desc dear yittle squeaky yitte yed tor boots
III help BY dear uiarlnns and II yOck DE- baby,
u be ever 80 doDd. and den -CTletime Tnay be,
III he makes yOts O money my dear papa might
bet some sGueakier b'cts, dan he dot ne tonight.
FCr Of an fe music, tbs dis kind DAT suits,
De bid squeak dat Of de new Nilsson boots.
Boston Journal.
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TO CONTRACTING CARPENTERS.
- wAsHIKG7oS AoUEpUcr.
PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRING THE ,
WORK AT ROCK CREEk BRIDGE

FHOPOsALS TOE HEpAIRING THE WOOD
er WORK AT ROCK CREEK BRIDGE.
WARRINGTON. ID. G., June 2, lS1.
sealed proposals VIII be received until 20 clock
n. on the EIeHTH psy cf guLY for repairing the
WOOD work a. Rock Greek Bridge.
necssssry informsfioa can bs had non Theodore B.
ss s ss Ss o aSs S az ss
signed at the Light House Board, Treasury Depsrt-
ment: Bids not be considered unless they are
stiashse and comply with, ths ressirsnsnis Ofthe
Each bidder, before presenting his bid, must de-
posit vtth the Treaeurer 81 the United States &C
Washington, 70 the credit q the Washington Aque-
duct the sum OF i've hundred dollars, getting receipts
therefor, as uarsntee that he win enter into
tract awarded % him, in secOrlance with has bad
and carry 90 and complete The york 1890.
successful bidders after the award Of the contract,
and 70 the confrac the final completion and
cepfance Of his work But failure % sign the con-
tract when awarded. 90 within i've days thereafter,
% enter in and carry the work 20 tts final COM
pleion according % the specifications, shall forfeit
The money % depositee % fhs United States as heu
Bidders viii state the time In which they win CON-
plete ths work. - Il Ia desirable 20 have &c done ~
PsSnsas. VIII ss made for the whole work When IL
The Onstsd states win not be bound % accept the
Propoesis NUT be endorsed on the enrelOpes PRO
pessls for Wood-yo AZ Rock creek Brilge, and
addressed % Msor GEORGE ELlIQT,
ineten Aeuednct, Light HOuse Board, Nsshlnz,
ton, DC. 5e9e4
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CORRESPONDENT Of the Clarksburg CIV.
V8.) Conservative, writing on the 18th instant,
says: ga fatal accident happened ON Leading
creek, last week, which is q sad warning to those
rem. The facts are as follows: A Captain Ford
happened near MT. lessee Hornett's home with a
panther skin, and seeing little boy, abont II or
IA years Of age, son Of Mr.. Hornett, In skirt
Of woods near the house, donned the skin with
the intention of frightening the little fellow,
but Is soon as the boy saw what he supposed to
be q panther, he ran TO the house and took
the panther. He did not have to 90 far before
he espied him. The boy rested the rifle on the
fence and fred. The msn-panther gave a dying
shrek, and with q convulsive spasm fell over,
mortality wounded. The little fellow aid not
see his mistake until he went up to the wounded
man. Ford fingered for two days and then
died.u
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THE HARVEST IN -EURoPR-The Belgium
Moniteur gives some details of the prospects OF
the approaching harvest in the corn growing
countries of Europe. In Prussia, the provisions
are unfavorable; much Of the autumn sowiups
persisted; and those OF the spring are suffering
ance Is better, as the crops are thick and healthy;
In Russia the yield is expected to be good ay-
erage, and very large quantity Of last years
stock still remains unsupported at Odessa: in
Roumania, Bulgaria and Bessarabia the as
pect is most favorable, and in Hungary an
abundant harvest Is expected; In France large
portion Of the winter corn is lost, and the fields
have had to be reeown.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD AND BEAUrIFY THE
COMPLEXION
by using
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PILLS
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RILLA AND HELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT
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One bottle Of HelmbOld's Fluid Extract sarsapa-
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The Grape Juice Pill is composed OF iuid extrao
Catawba grape Juice and FLUID EXTRACT
RHUBARB.
Useful in all diseases requiring cathartic remedy
nd far superior to all other purgatiye, ,a,a
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HelmbOld's Grape Juice is not q patented Mill
put UP as those ordinarily Wendell but the result q
ten years experimenting and great care In prspars
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their weight in gold TO those suffering from bed blood
poor complexion, headache, nervousness, wsksful-
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those suffering from broken and delicate constitutions
viii give new blood, new vigor and new Iife
THE CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS are done IN
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prepared by inexperienced men, comparing with The
Enelish and French style Of manufacturing.
AHofH. I. HELMBoLDy Preparations are Phsr.
msceutcal, not single one being patented, bat all
on their own merits.
Prepared by II. T. HELMBoLD, Practical and
Analytical Chemist, chrystal Palace Pharmacy, see
Broadway, n. Y.
Palace Pharmacy, Giisey House, 18Th street. and
broadway.
Temple Of Pharmacy, Continental Hosel ard l0l
,outh 10th street. Philadelphia.
Sold by druggists everywhere. sp2s-d&ly
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THE Troy Times thinks that the time, per-
haps, is not far of, when the same question nav
be asked In respectto the Indians that the author
of"Ginx's Baby put concerning the fate OF that
unfortunate child. " Philosophers, philanthro-
and discussing, debating, wrangling and admin
istering, good God! gentlemen between you all,
where has Gfnxs baby gone to9" Not very long
win the question be this. what to do with the In
dianss but the other one, where has he gone to2
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AWAsH1SGToN LADY who was forced TO leave
Paris somewhat hurriedly, and Of consequence
without her luggage, has bored her friends by a
continuous recital OF her story concerning 'sthem
trunks" and their valuable contents. The other
the story Of the trunks q hundred times called
upon her, when she broke out with the startling
information that the Commune had fallen, and
{" Only thinkI thought I sho1if never hear OF
those trunks again." was more sanguine,
madam" was the response; +" knew I should
hear of them AGAIN. % WorH =, - !
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPOsALs FOR ICE.

OFFlCE OF M SERGEANr-Ar-ARNsl
L. = SENkTN. June -. Isl.
Sealed Proposals viii be received 81 this o.ce m
al y clock M. q she 81 OF CIV. isl f,r fur
nishg Tor the use a the senate for one year daily
beet Northern Ice.
Bidders vii state The amount per 100 prunds
Security IN the of one Thousand doiars VII L.
required IRON The successful bidder for the oe Per
formance OF the contract, and no bid from parties
not IN the trade. OF personally unknown. will be
considered unless psnied by the guarantee Il
aresponsible persoD, that In the bid j. accepted
and thu contract entered into they viii become
ourity Tor the faithful perform - the same.
JOHN n FRENCH.
leIsH Sergeant at ARM u :. senate.
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01 Clara, love but thee alone I"-shus
sighed the tender youth. 80, hear me, then,
tone. Indeed, speak the truth" He paused
the blush o'ersgxead her cheek; she let him draw
her near; scarce for emotion could she speak,
yet did she ask, In accent meek, How much
have YOU O year Pr
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TIE EDITOR of journal Published In Ant
speech, and with him q compile Of carrier pigeons
TO take back the documents speedily. At Brus-
sells he gave the pigeons In charge Of waiter
and called .ii Tor preaLiast; He was Kept waiting
for the delay. After breakfast he paid his bill
and called for the carrier pigeons. AZ Pigeons',
exclaimed the waiter, "why, You have eaten
them!u Asft
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PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL MATERIAL.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU or EQUIPMENT AND RECRUIT y
WASUTNGTON. ID C lime L Isl

BUREAU on EQUIPMENT AND RECRUIrIN6,f
Sealed Proposals % furnish material for the Navy
ioT The tseal year endins june %, asa, viii b. r.
i4TH July NEXT, at which time the proposals viii
Tie proposals must be addressed % the Chief of
the Bureau 81 Equipment and Recruiting. Navy De-
p9rtmenf; Washineton.n and must b. inlorsed
may be distinguished from ordinary business letter.
TO greeot cosfsstoH aAd Jaoiiiais ths openiEs Of
rIl eaeios tksir bids IN separas sSSs,ogss saG ~.
dorsed vsh ths Hasae of The vardJO iohtoh rae bad
Printed schedules for such classes as parties deal
IN and intend 70 bid for together with Instructions
tee, and q ccrihcate q guarsntors' with printed
forms Of offer win be furnished % such persons
desire % bid, on application 20 the COmmaniants 0f
The respectiye Navy Yards and those Of all the yards
The Cemnandsnt Of each Navy Yard, and the
PITehsssng Psynssster Ter e.sh station vii have
oi me r o., ne S.nsr y.Sas oT e1sn
may judge whether u is desirable 20 make applica
The proposals nl,f b for the whole q class ana
al applications for Information or for the examina
ton otssmples must be made % the cOmmaRdAnts Of
Inc propcsal must be aoeompanied By certificate
tret in which the bidder resides that be has license
% deal In the articles for which he proposes aHd ~
esicsd oalyyrcsa p91fsss sIc Srs boaS sse deays =,
81 nasHfaofsereTs 81 tia Grftces theg QfeT 70 JWTHtSh
The guarantOrs must be certified By the Assessor Of
Internal Revenue Tor the district in which they re-
70 tne person VINO
makes the lowest bid and gives the guarantee re-
quired by law, the Navy Department, however, re-
serving the night to reject the lowest bid, or any
which II may deem exOrbitant.
suretes in The full amount win be required 20 sign
the contract and their responsibility lie certi-
he'd 70 the satisfaction OF the Navy Department.
AZ ADDITIONAL security twenty per centgm win be
tracts shall have been completed, and eighty per
eentrm Of The smount Of each bill approved in
yards, vii De paid ~ the Psymaster Of the station
the Paymsster Of the station the yard where
the goods are delivered, within ten days after the
warrant for the same shall have been passed by the
Secretary Of the Treasury
The classes Of this Bureau are numbered AMI des-
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FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
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FLUID IXTIACT sARSAPARILLA,
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA,
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FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPARiLLA,
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA,
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FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLs.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARMLA.
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FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA,
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FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
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ENnnRsEMENr nF rHr pprss

The many thousands cured at this establishment
within the last twenty years, and the numerous inn
portant surgical operations performed by Br John
son witnessed by the reporters of the Ssa and many
other papers, notices of which have appeared again
and again before the public, besides his standing
gentleman Of character and responsibility, Is sun
sient guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED. oc2a-ly
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so.'a'sssSslh 4 Is &! q VA
Nos HS'"Ss'fBi k e bfri n s'R'a-
Nos LIS L, r y Il, 4; II Isfi,a
Nos. 2, 3, 8, II, ,H, Y rs, Is, =.
NOS = s. . =, V Ss a H u X ~
Nos.a, ,s,6,7s, II, Z, Is, Is, l6, Y, Is, an.
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nRoPoSALs ToR CLOTHING AND CLOrH.
l. ING nATERikLS

NAVY DtfAkTMENT.
BURKAp OF Provisions AND CLorHiNs. 9
June "a. lSl
Sealed Proposals, Endorsed :. Proposals for Cloth
ing, will be received 20 this Bureau unff o'fi-s
p m, The 10Th day q July il cor the supply a
the iolloytne articles % be delivered az the navy
Class
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR. A =. A. KING 81 S I4th street, HAS RE-
~ TURNED. Office hours usRal-8S 90 90 a
N; Il TO I, and ito Z ?. m. Jels-2v.
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u. HOUSE, SIGN
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER AND GLAZIER,
No. Gas LOUISIANA AVENUE.

limitations Of all kinds OF wood and marble neatly
executed In the latest and most approved styles.
y1,iy PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
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DR. JOHNSTON,
IL OF THE
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,


From his extensive practice in the great Hosp
OF Europe and the first in this country, viz Eng
land, France, Philadelphia and elseW here offer
the most certain speedy and eectual remedy in the
world for all
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N G. SIAkkMEATHER,
~. ARCHITECT.
ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
:, All orders promptly executed. DRAWINGS for
Bullding at reduced prices. 0fce at the old stand
Plant Building, corner New York avenue and 18th
street apl4ly
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~ L.. SCHMIDT,
H. ATTORNEY AND
- co UkSELLOR At LAW,
flRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENT,
between and +. sni9- Nv
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-04

back; and then how she flung her arms
round my neck, and cried to me that I
must hold her fast against her aunt and
Chubb and all the world; how l exploded
then int 8 passion Of love and ioy. and
quite frightened poor Lefty. She was a
little disappointed, though, when she found
we were not called upon to do defiance to
all the world; rather vexed with Chubb.
too, for having forgotten her so easily.
As for aunt Chubb, she laughed and
cried and laughed again. Yes, ii was very
nice TO see the faithful old aunt and her
young scapegrace of a nephew so happy.
We were married next day, Lefty and l !;
and Chubb gave her away.
Mrs. Chubb started for Paris next day
TO see her niece, Mrs. Chubb jackson and
we presently joined them all there, and
were introduced to the fair Americana,
her father and brothers. She was charm
ing little body, and was delighted with
her; but Letitia didn't get on with her
quite 80 well.
Chubb has gone back to America,
where, IN conjunction with his father in
law, he carries on a dry-goods warehouse,
monster hotel, and line of steamboats,,
besides conducting an illustrated paper.
Reports say they are making piles of dol
lars.
Letitia and are very happy.-London
BetgrGoid.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-04

OF any knowledge of the supposed murde,
ana bearing testimony to his mi
Iorm good character. The public zen.
ument unanimously conceded with
TINS verdict. The former employe,
OF Harrington Immediately took him
back into his service It causes -
unpleasant shudder to reflect that Nc,
iecIiy innocent man, of good charscte,
suffered two years of de9adiug pua;sh'
ment, and narrowly escaped an iDno
minious death, for crime of which H.
knew nothing. 1t is another warning ~
implicit trust in wholly circumstantial o.; -
dence, and protest against tie detective.
in working up case against one tbsS
choose to suspect - leosland Herald
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-04
Convicted by False Cireumstaatial
Evidence.

A remarkable case, showing the danger
of trusting implicitly to circumstantial evil
dence, has just been concluded in Toledo.
Nearly three years ago Robert Sharp was
found dead, with shot and slugs in his
brain. Aman named Harrington, who had
been on intimate terms with deceased, was
arrested for the murder. The testimony
was wholly circumstantial, but 30 skill
fully " worked up" by the detectives that
Harrington was convicted and sent to the
Penitentiary. His lawyers had become in
terested in the case, and, although HaT-
rington was poor man, they determined
to fight his cause to the end. After a long
and arduous struggle through the Dis
trict and Supreme Courts, an order for q
new trial was obtained, and that trial has
just closed. The main points in the evil
dence on which he was convicted were
the apparent correspondence of the shot
in the body of the dead man with that in
the shot-bag belonging to Harrington; the
correspondence of pieces of q newspaper
found near the scene of the supposed
murder, and assumed to be part of the
gun wadding, with torn paper in Har-
rington residence, and piece in his vest
pocket and that the motive for the murder
was to be found in the alleged fact of
Sharp having come to Toledo with several
hundred dollars Of money, which Har-
rington knew, and that no one else
was so intimate with Sharp. On
the second trial it was rendered
doubtful whether there was q
similarity in the shot. 1t was clearly
proven that the pieces of paper alleged to
have been picked up at the scene of the
murder were not there at the time Of the
finding of the body, nor for day
or two afterward, and the inference was
unavoidable that they were put there by
the detectives to aid them in "working
up" the case against Harrington. 1t was
further proven that Sharp was destitute
when he arrived in Toledo, and that Har-
rington was doing his best to aid him in
procuring employment To crown all, an
ali5i was satisfactorily proven. Harrine.
ton was declared innocent and the Jury
voluntarily gave him . letter, signed by
every member, repeating, In emphatic
terms, their belief IN his entire Innocence
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-04
PROTERB-POEK

rAoss who seek TO please seevybody please M
body"
II happened, once apon . time,
A man, whose age was forty nine,
All Of q eudden, thought biz life
would be more cheerful with wife.
40 he began 10 look around"
10 zee what maiden could be found
worthy TO ehaYe his home and hear,
And faithful prove till life depart
Bat finding too that pleased bis eyes,
He thought, Nov each would be pflze;
ri court them both. one At time;
Whicoever's best, she shall be mine"
I should have mentioned, by The way,
The man already Was quite gray;
And for the ladies. one was young,
And fair as poet ever sung.
The other, old and sour and thin;
Bot what Of tha.i She had the "on."
So each lie sought with equal zest,
Tfn time should settle which was best.
II happened that the elder maid
0f enc thing found herself afraid:
Her mirror told her that she seemed
der than be che 70 esteemed.
And. having formed O novel plan,
She went TO work upon the man;
Whene'er be came 70 urge his suit,
She Dlucked each black hair by the roofs
The younger one, ashamed TO wed
A man who had 20 gray head.
While be would eft and talk Of love,
She tried each gray hair TO remove.
And be submitted, nothing loath,
80 pxious was he 70 please both;
Until. before his choice was made,
He'd no hair left upon bis head!
Tben nzsthey maid the man would we'd,
Because he had 80 bald head.
Thus with HE hair he lost by this
All bis fond hopes OF welded bliss.
TINS does 1t always prove with those
Who would please all; whate'er they lose,
They'll surely find that, In the end,
They have not gained one JdAhflt Jrisnd.
--ONoer optics Magosine
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-04
~orrrr ro suasCRmERs,

"a .rr...,ce VIII tae provlaons Of the Fosts Lsvt
M 10 = Ing. OF the Depsyfment weekly papers sfe
fee Of postAge 10 subseslDn HING or recshE "a
llur suh~cribers iirfnx in this county wno recave
~, r.sits th-onyA p<tofice in adjoining county
~. enftfied 10 the bent 1T Of this psov,s0n