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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-04
ORIGINAL NOTICE,

ORIGINAL NOTICE,
QTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS.
To George NJ. Cooper, Angelina Cooper,
Oliver Messcr and Seth Strong.
You, an1 each Of you, are hereby notified
that there is now on file, in the Office of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Tama county,
Iowa, petition Of W. G. Salisbury, claim
ing Of you George NJ. Cooper and Seth
Strong the sum of one hundred and ninety
five dollars with ten per cent. intcres. on
said sum from February 1st, 1872, on a
promissory note and q reasonable amount
as an attorneys fee for foreclosing mort
gage given to secure said note, and claim
ing of all the defendants the foreclosure Of
said mortgage on the southwest quarter of
the southwest quarter Of section eleven in
township eighty.three north Of range six.
teen west in lama county, Inwa, and other
relief.
And that unless you appear thereto, and
defend, on or before noon, Of the second day
of the next term CT said Court, being the
September term Of said court for the year A
d. 1872, commencing on the 3rd Mon day Of
September a D 1872, at tho Court House in
Toledo, in said county, default will be en-.
tered against you, and judgment and decree
rendered thereon.
STIVERS g. SAFLEY,
25-28 Attorneys for Prf.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-04
Wednesday, Aug. 21st, 1872,

n St1te convention VI vie
Party OF Iowa will be held at Des Moine
on
"Wednesday, Aug. 21st, 1872,
commencing at 10 o'clock An, for the pur
pose az placing in nomination two Electors
for V<esident and Vice President from tn
State At large. and one Elector from eac!
Of The nine Congressional Districts; also
one candidate for each Of the following
S,ate Offices, to be elected at the next Gen
'efal Election, TO wit
Secretary Of State.
Auditor of State.
Treasurer Of State. e,..-
Register of the State Land Office.
Attorney General.
The ratio Of representation will be. one
delegate for each organized county in the
'a,atc, aad, in addition thereto, one dele
gate for every two hundred votes cast for
g. G. Carpenter for Governor at the gcner-
al election OF. 1871. The following table
shows the number Of delegates to which
each county will be entitled in the Conven
'.idn:
Tama,
All persons who are in full accord with
the National Republican Party, who en-
dQrsc tie principles, and will support its
uilitiuSeS. hIc iuNliSNS# W i'ei'iNt-
pate in the nomination of delegates to this
Convention.
That the new Committee may be ,ae bets
ter prepared TO perfect the details Of the
canvass at an early day after the Conven-
tion it is suggested that the names Of the
newly elected local committees be forward
ed to the undersigned as soon rs selected,
also, that the Chairman Of County Commit
ices, so for rs practicable, be present at the
Convention prepared to confer with the
new State Central Committee regarding the
canvass in their respective counties.
Arrangements for reduced fare to the
Convention are being made with the differ.
ent lines of railroad in the State, the de-
tails whereof vii! be announced atAn early
cay.
IN hcfaif 1. she Committee.
Gro. c. TIcrgSoR, Chairman.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-04

BY Hon. W. E. Webb, Of Topeka, Kansas
The wealth and wildness, mysteries and
marvels, Of the boundlcss West fully and
Sportsmen and Emigrants. Irefusciy and
spLendidly Illustrdted.s Immensely popular,
and selling beyond precedent. Send for
Illustrated circular, terms, ETC., at once, to
the Publishers, Z. IIANNAFORD g. Co. 1872
West Madison ST., Chicago, Ill. 1868
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-02-22
9Qlmlbliae Gntfrlftulla.

arantbetsn. bic idnsa ju elmer 8rits flbren,
iinD nibt bic sinbssn, bic man ~ flr&tsn bat,
Der @urm unb bic gaulniB fdat ben Baum ni&t
70 ltnel ME Der SlIB; bod srilOrn fs itn,
psnn itnsn nitt gintalt ssiban tpirb, sbsnio &C.
NIP. gtsnic, wsnn aud aidt 70 idneu ttbtsnt,
ME sslbts Gistsr, sapit 6rCntfhe S6pats IAliss>
LID bic 2stsnslafis sbsnio ub. ME jste ionliise
Jfranfbsit, ipsnn jsnsm Sdpdbsrperbsn nitt
burt Gin traftises psiImittsI gnSaIt ssftistt.
Der @nbIf frit.sitisr SinfdlIisteit ii cttpas
unauspudlit Serlbsntss. S6wdds. 9lalTe,
Waasrfsit @iebsrssIhlasenbsit unp @bnsiSuns
esssn issiits @ntrensuns iinb ibrs gswibnliten
@nJsidsn; blslsn lOlIis man prompt nit Stir>
funssmittsla sntssssntrstsn. DaS bsae 8raftt>
sunss> unb @ufbsiierunssmitteL bas In ipIhsn
Gaum ansswsnbst psrbsn fam, 1T Sp1st-
tsr's Wasenbitters. Der nimuIrsnbs
Saupttsaanbtbeil bislss Sstlmittels etpsdt aufs
Neus bic frlbsre gnersie Der a6rprspnititutipn,
une bic frafllsenben unb reselnbn gissnf1aftsn
bellsbsn rerIeiben btu wieeer In Wirflamfeit &C.
feeten Qsbensfrdfien einen anbaIisnben unb bells
iamen Smpuls. Der rnansslnbt @ppeiit felt
lid rpiebtr Gin, bic 9erbauuns unb 9lutbilbuns
wirb bsltIsunist bic @usldsibuns Der Gifts
ipirb pisbsr naturssmdb, unb nit jsbsm Organ,
baS our grndbruns bee &Orpers srtrdst, eebt Elm
bsiliamer Wsdlsl por. @uf bisle Deiie ipirb bic
Nsufraftisuns Der aOrpsrecnilitution bswirfi, unb
beren 9sIunbbeit unb Starfe interchangeable.
Sn fsiner Staiis Ron .Granfbsiten III bic btiliame
Wi,funs bsS Yitteren bemertliGsr unb auffal>
Tiger ale bel psnsn, bsrsn Gtssnbimli6feit In
srpbsr Rattisfsit unb Nsrpsni6pade bsnebt.
Damsn, bic ppn ipldsn Ysibsn ssplast iinb, fin.
ben In bisem sslunbtfsn alIsr Stdrtunss> unb
Ssilmittel bas esfabIlpiste unb Ndsrite grlsi6>
tsrunsss sMebitamenf. Dailslbe bsfbt bic Straft
sur WisbubsrfsIunl unb III bod mattlus,
Sdabsn auluribtsn. Dabn ipriht ii6 bas sn>
mmilise 3susniB BON Gaulsnbtn aus.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-02-22
Mr0. 33.

@rnR, sas fOll ssldsbsu. nm Gle ~ ct.
mem tabttsen 8aufmanns ~ MAIDEN.
Sc setSrt nidt pisl weitsr ba,u, ais
gutter @ille, 8lsib. Orenuns unb D.. Mt.
li6fsit. Das Hnb bic pisr @runbpiei.
Ter bes @si&af.s. unb wer auf ti.1em
@runts baut. bsm fam eS suItbt nitt
fstlsn. 81 wIrb idOn aasS sans gut
ssbsn! Mur ni6t SnsRIth! Sd Ten,
ne Ssrrn Srasptltsreer, unb w,nn &c
aud isbt elm fltinsS 8orurtGsll gss,n
Ole bs8t, 70 wire pas fnon fdwInbsn.
wern sr lstt. tab sr R6 In S6nsn
tanidte cesr itsr Gle sstGuiht wurbe.
@laits Bsien une sins ainte, s.wanp.
ts 3anss mS3sn autt DIuse lsIn, aber
Id bin fstJis Sabre pbur ls ausastom.
men uno kin Wsnlh fann bem altrn
Splelmtyr stwaS @5itS nanIaaeu.
@IIo nur Mutb. listsr Grnlt Mlt Der
Belt pilidt man 8otn. uno unl.r @d.
gen wirb auiblibsn unb ---- rsii,n, penn
wit's nur Sstulpis ab,uwaritn psrRs.
btn."
unisr fUl&sa @slprideu usrSins bsr
Nb,nb I'm 6luse, uno grna wunbsrte
7&. ais bic faGns Stusutr an Der
0anb 3etn ftlus unb tamit tas 9a.
den gum @uftru&s sab. grna wiinfd.
te tem Oniel cline quite Nadt, smpfng
sinen fItlsn @s9snerrb. stns absr
trObbosm 'pOblssmuib bauon, neil bss
sutsn alten Sp!slmsptr warmer Sanbs.
brnd ibm trSatnb su 9srssn trans.
(Hortlfbura folat.)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-02-22
@aius& Sitter,
GrtShuua oer 8rieftraaer @ebalte,

Cine BIN iar GrbUbuns bsr @sbalts ssr
8rttfrassr, stslsr nhBIi&su anb In srobsn
Siabitn gan. unsntbsbrIt&r DIsuT sss Dub.
lfums, iR I'm GOnsrsb sinssbra&t porssn.
Dis(e @abrsssl fnbst ibsraa bic 9iIisuus sss
putItlums unb an pui&ispsnsn Srisn bal
man ft tn 3siiunssn unb In Sffsnilt&sn gn'
lammIunssn tafiir ausssiprc&tu.
Die @i6ouri ,Siaatsssitans" ma&i folssn'
be 8smsrIuns barber:
Cine bsr nisll&asn 8IaHeu unisrr Olfenili.
stsu Mnssnsatm IN bic bsr SrtsftrassT. Ds'
ntae Bsamts tabsn cine l<&trs Ysiclbune
ais Fs. 8rab uub ipatmiasn iis 1T 1bdtisid
i,in unS psnn aud bas Wfiisr nod 70 f&ls&l
10, Gnb Fs auf br Strabs, TIM ben aaulsutsr
unb ben anbsrn gswutnun bsr Stast bic lsB'
ans,iummsnsn wpRsu prompt 3u titrbriHssn
Gin g,amtsr, bsr 70 ,usrIdifis uns 70 pint
lid fem mab. wis bu grisftrastr bsr iI& II
Musabuns isIur vFt&tsn sss6sn Strapalsr
ausfsstn muB. Sustsnt AUD cine cute SsOl
buns. Der Gsbalt bn Brisfiraesr III ssTtnt
! tn gabaltnie ~ ibrH Nrtfit.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-02-22
Sabrsans g.
Die
ReaaipIuaaiiGs Staats,situns,
Sfranssssttsn ron

j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
sH&stnt isbsn Denns,lias, uns iDiist 50. 90
pfr Sabr ,abbar innsrbalb bss9abrts, unb
~. so mad Yeraub bss 9abrsanss.
Gtnjslne @rrmplarrn, s Sente per Stiid.
8etut Subicriptioneu perbsn fir wfntgtr
a!S ishs WOnattn anstnommen; AUD tann
yhsmanp has YIatt abbsifsasn. bis ale 8iid-
Rinbe bs,ablt llub.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-02-22
s. q. Boe6mer,
Nlumber a@aS< Sitter

80. 25 Sib 3wsite Strabs,
Harrisburg. ga.
StfenHlte fpwtt wrtpat.Gsbaubt wrbsr
init ben mcbsrnfsu unb befsn
Gas unb Na6ersS sSlrtnrer
,u BEN biaiaEsn wreifen psrlttsn.
0aYrisbars, @Grs 30,fen.-15.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-02-22
Die ar6ite Nerbreituua.

Die gr66te 0erbreitnne.
Die Circulation Der DyennfYleantf&e
StaatSs 3eituns" In Daupbin County
IN GROCER ais bic irsenb elmer anbfrtn In Sar-
risbur9' tsuii6sn Oerr snelilten 3ei-
tuns. Cir bistst trstaIb bic belfr @rlreenbtit
An,siafn in tirism 1btile beS @taates sinf
pfiis @srbrsituns ~ psritaHtn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-02-22
Gin llrit IN Sbica0p.

Or. Sufspb .. aans, 35i State Shsst Obi.
easo, f4rsitt: 80 wurss srufsn sinsn gaIl
ron Miersnsutianbuns su untriu&sn, Der un-
ter Der gstanpIuus siuss unirrsr bsbsutsnS-
fen asrsts sspsisu mar. Sd fab aus len
SympiOmsn. tab, wsnn 9br Wifbler's
8rGuttr Yittsrsr pirilit III ais mas
u esltilsGi pirp. sr bas bette Sctlmitisl isin
mibts, bad Id peri&reibsu IOnnte. So ttat
ss, unb ,tpar nit tsm uftsulIdru Grfolse.
Die Yalisatin, psI3s lanssrs 3cii bas 3immsr
stbuist battle, fcnnts bereii5 ua& ipsnlsen So
GET bss Usbrautts Jbrrs Yiiirsn umbsrss.
ben, unb btIptsi esseuwiriiS itrs eissHs Saus.
arbrit. 9& babe zine bObs GRsiauns pOn Sb.
rem TrSparat unS prrer IS Iiinfiis StitinSis
in msinsr Yraris erbrlutsn. - VIII.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-02-22
XDfaIc NOtisen.
9emntratilhr 9rlreateu:W Wableu.

Die DsmpIIaisr ppu Daupbtn County hne
biumh srIn6t, ptt am Samlias, Zen 24lfsI'
8sbruar in ,buu tipsftipsn sDatts. irpni8ips
unb 9u.pusbs w psIiammsln, anS 1psl Csls'
satsn 1ur tsmOiratiidm SOunip' G0hosnit0n si
srwab!su, wslts ilb am barau1Olssnbsn Difn'
lfaa, bn 27lsn 6sbr. in Sartisburs pfrlam-
melt, um DsIssatsn 1ur tsmOiratii3sn Staats.
Convention ~ stnsnnsr, ssmab stnss 8ti3lul-
lrs psr tsmuiraiiitsn County. COMMITTEE.
". 7. Roumfort
Sanistnra, 8str. IS. WorIBG.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-02-22

gr. Gnl,berstr's alsenrine SInBs
tinftur, aut unisr benz giauHu ,Sohmann'-
fts 1rUpisn" trIannt. if att tsi prn. Grtss-
rid @asnsr In lsiutm Orossris' Stors an
Der on Gtais GtaBs ~ tabsn. Der prsts
tslIstm it G5 GeniS pr 8Iai3&sn. Dtsls in
btr sanisn qHslt 70 bniitmi ssU0rbsns g'sbt'
ain pirIi bsilsnb in allen aranfbtilsn bsS wla-
gems unp llntsrIsibs, bsionbsrS BET tol'!artisfn
qsibltmu1sn, DlarrbOsu, wtibIibsn Sranib't.
ten, 9BsbflhstsrL u. {. To. Ysi br jsBt graf.
lirsnbtn YIatisrn. 0ranIbsit III bic Itnfiur be-
ionbrs anluratbsn, ta lis be Safis uns 8lut'
mallsn rsniet unb tabur& stns pOrirtIIli&s
Yurbsriuus fir ben aunRissn Ynlauf Der
3mpiaus r,islt.
9lut 6nb bsi Srn. WaanT ale SsItsn
Groceries, iopie baS tsfannts uab fsbr
sslu9ts Qanfafsr @sbl (sir irsifitr
ariiftD hsts Iu babsn. (8rbr. S.-2R)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-02-22
Die srObe ssamtlien Meai,ta'
Junerii6 aenpmmeu

Jnnerltb 9enpmmen
furirt lt pIGBIits GriaIiunssn, buiisn ETC.,
f&pa6s Mastn, auesmelnt S&pdte tpun'
ben Wunb Der Saualinse. @sf&wiire, eebn.
lstbsu. DpipspGa obtr llnperpauIt&itit. aram.
pfc obsr S&mtrjeu I'm Wagsn. 9siben btr
Gtnsspsibt, Massn.Soltf. Nfaill&e CHOLERA,
Dtarrbot unb MbwstHeu,
IcnFerlitb auaeipanbt
beilt f. BEN QBurn am Singer, GflGpire unt
alte Wunbtn, fHwere 8ranb. obsr 9rab.
Duntsn, Stniit Wunben. Nusti&unesn uni
Bsrrsniuneeu. @si6wulif Der @slsnfe. Hiug.
tpurm nnp Sauifranfttitsn, aufssbrD&sns
Britt. rfrorsns 5iibs, 6rpibsulsn, 3abn'
f6mensn. BfIbislGmfrSen. Wsuralgii unt
Hbtumdtismus. Gle IN elm f6sres Mititl
sssrn Nistu. 8rUiisIn uno Bremen.
|ains &iGer,
psun inns,lit stbrautt, iOlltt nit MiI6 obsr
WaGr pnmil1i, obsr init WoIa1ss tu Sprur
Serarbsilst pfrsn. @sseu Sulftn fnb wsni.
ge 1Iopisn. auf 3udfr Ssnommtn. pi,tfamtI
ais irseuD stpas NntsItS. Sisbs esbrudii
@rbrnudsanwsiiuna, ptl&s bel itbsr 8laI4t
III. ;3u babrn bel alien Drcsuilttu.
0struar 1, 1872-fM.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-02-22
poe)ic.
(Gar bic pa. Siaais,,itunS".)
I'm Sic Mpfe.
(Bpn Sobu @ monS.)

Wts bic &ofr nit ben YIaltsrn
Gin 8iIbni6 tIsusr Grsunti&aft H.
SO purb' fs bon ben YIumsnsUttsr
llmfranlt nit 9isbs, - Obns eif
Wt eisr unb llni&uls ibre 8arbsn
arast iis @aifsn fpIB unb itarf;
llmsart' ,ur Wstr'mit itrsn DOr'hsu,
Bsiirait lls ipsr bw Graf bsbarf
Sis atm't nit ibrsn iarisu SuOipsu,
Dem Bib Der hsusn Wulttr ua&
Don butu qisbs, ft sniiprO0sn
@On BERN asims fs srwa&i.
Wsrn elm qahIins fommt Az brs8m
@u&Ius ibrr ,lnl&ulb pra&t,
Die DSrnsn an bsr Sanb ft ra&sn
Die su brs&su Sis sswast.
@if bic aabs ibrs Sraasu,
Wis be Yisnt ibrsn SiaGsL
Dat bic 8olt bod bon @asn,
Das bsfs WittsI, fisu 8a&s.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-02-22
Naenten
Ysnnlglpanilhrn Staats' '3eituns.

Der
Ysnniplpanilhrn Staats'3eitunS.
VcnnIplpania:
Maesbenp. Soffmann,175 OBiu CTR
alltOpna. -. @pttlieb SauleL
[Gbril. Bslet 9aricn St'
Birminstanl. Safob DrrfleI.
(Gtarlss 8brfeL
8utltr. - Satpb Ned.
9rsafntd. - Gr. 3bspb. 3trhina.
GarIisls. Srinrib Sraum.
Gbambtreburs. - 0sUr9 9irtib.
Columbia. - Satpb Gpbcl.
Danpills. W idaei &plenllein.
Drappsturs Inb Goal Galles.-M. Q blB.
Gal -pibsrtp. - 8rani 9ppp.
8rstbrm. So Gbriif. g S6Snrmann.
parmrnp. - Casper @t,jcg.
SpIlipapSburs. - 9. Blsilper.
Suntinstrn. - 9atpb esOnbate.
9pbnst0wn, - Gbas. g. Hutt.
Sotnsbnra.---T EbarltS Srtb.
8rramsr. ST. Oaubsrmann.
rs. 81. @e lfbGfftr.
a,,t,s,, MntbUnp SSts
>""'"''' GaIl Araus.
Wrrr0 MaII.
Qaprtn,spile. - Jphn Wup,I
Sod Saprn. - Ybiiip 8otti.
yyfensipwn. - Wror9 @stet.
Maririla. - 3riebrib SaGs.
MliaraSilIs. - G. i. &ses.
WipblrtpWn. 49, 0trilt. Bauer.
MCunipiIls. - @srrs Wsiisnba&.
Wpunt Slipu.--GI 60. @plbtatb.
gitp S,,ohlcn, sr. G. VI. gHaansr unb
3slitnpplt, &c. r.. Sphn Salfrin.
(Ghas. Hbp, Gjsn.. Nsfpi, 9irp.
s,;,,ah,ro 20l Yernlplraria @rtrus.
f'''"'o 3r. z Cbmibt Nrp. 80 Smiib.
fet Strn6r, uabr ttr Siiirftr.
panraiamny-9rtnrib SGttnrr
Np6tlsr. - 8. Nltin &6mibt
Saronburs. - s.. Ipllcp.
@barpsburS, - Spi. 6art,
Sunburp. 80 3plspb 8aatr.
3amaluh. - 1aper YrnsCr.
5yrrnr. 49, W ilbtlm @pgt.
Irpulpilr S yuibneturg. - G. 81, suns.
WillhmSpcrt. - @sprB sRpIff.
gprf. 3ristIid y, @tiea.
Obip:
Yusyrut. &c. @tore &sttis.
Gantun. - 9atpb 9eingartnsr.
Gshltne. - 9ObE 3sti.
Sprinahrlr. - s b. Weurg Ripper.
Upper Santnaip. VI. W artin.
Subtana:
fjurtWaqrt, ,-Yftsr prbntaus, @tn. aet.
DslaEars.
DiImirapn,-5sirr. @Gllsr (gadsr).
WarYIant.
YoIt TtprIll & Sapre re GrOer.--S. Gam m.
9lftUn & Gbsiafrafe Giiy.-S. y. Wsyer
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-03-21

Viaing for the organization of Inde-
pendent School Districts was taken
up, argued at some length, amended
i'll several respects, and passed by
vote Of 81 to ls.--A bill to make
Monday the day for holding certain
meetings of School Boards passed by
vote of 81 TO 3.A bill e make
warrants issued by School Districts
to procure money 10 build school
houses as valid as If they had been
bonds originally issued was passed
by vote Of 81 to 3.
The bill to allow Townships to
adopt the provisions Of the present
Herd Law passed the House on
Thursday.
In the Senate on the l6th, bills pro-
viding for the relief OF Jasper and
Marion Counties for money stolen
from the County safes were made
special order for Thursday afternoon,
2Ist. local bills were acted
on, but nothing Of general interest
was done. -Adjournedtill Monday.
In the House on the 18th there WAS
but a slim attendance, many mem
bers having gone home. Several
bills were passed--among them one
providing for the reading Of wills in
vacation. But the general business
seems to have been unimportant.
House adjourned till Monday; and
we can have no further report this
week.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-03-21
Congressional.

Full summary OF proceedings rom
7th to 18th inst, inclusive, is given
elsewhere IN this paper.
La the Senate on the 18th the day
was almost entirely occupied in con
sideration Of the Legislative Appro-
priation bill, without any decisive
action; and after An executive session
the senate adjourned.
in the House, same day, many
private bills were passed, which are
not reported; and the rest OF the day
was occupied in discussion Of the
st. Croix and Lake Superior Railroad
bill.
In the Senate on the 18th there
vas considerably baadying OF 's!ims'
remarks between Senators Trumbull
ana Chandler, on personal instters.
Then the Tariff bill! was discussed,
with long speech from Senator
sherman. ~ bill was passed,
authorizing The President to appoint
a paylnaster-General IN Tie army.
And the Serato adjourned III
Monday.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-03-21
Knoxville National Bank.

" N0XVILLE, IOWA. CAPITAL sieo,oOo
IN Gold, Silver, Government and other
Zee arities Ion ght and sold. Interest allowed
en- time deposjts. Special attention given TO
Collections Open from A. II. to 2. N.
except Sundays.
DIRECTORS,
Larkin Wright, A. j, Brigg,, J. NJ. Cathcars,
4. W. Collins. S. l.. Collins, A.. Kerr,
!, Bittenbender, Il B. Woodruff, A. 4. Brooks.
LAKziN WRlanT, Pres't.
A. ". COLLINS, Vice Pres't.
f5.15.f A.. J. BgIGGs, Cashier.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-03-21

IN the House On the 10Th the great
fight was on the st. Croix Railroad
bill: and fnaily, by vote of 81 to s5
hi!s las passed declaring that the
lapis formerly granted to the St
C.oix and Lake Superior Railroad
are forfeited to the United States, to
be reserved for actual settlers under
the Homestead Law. All our Iowa
Congressman voted against the bill
The House session on Saturday
10th, was for debate only. No fur
thcr report for this issue.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-03-21
THE IOWA VOTER,
a. F. sperry, Editor.
so.e- ora various matters.

-Air. keables has sent US copy Of q
bill introduced by him III. +. No.
323) for an act TO prevent Railroads
from charging one portion Of the
State more than they charge another
for the same SerYice-or in other
words, to prevent unfair discrimina-
ton OF the part Of Railroad Compa-
nies, in favor of or against particular
localities, in the matter Of transpOr-
tation rates and charges for handling
freight. The object Of the bill is Il
good one--not only prudent but cmi-
nently necessary and we believe 1t
to be within the Legitimate scope OF
legislation. Bat We are afraid our
Representative has made his bill 50
stringent that it will never pass. In
this we may be mistaken however.
At any rate, we earnestly hope to see
this bill receive the fair attention 1t
deserves and which the Importance
of its subject imperatively demands.
At the time when the compulsory
Education bill" passed our state
Senate, we had no means Of knowing
what its provisions were, aAd hehce
made no comment. Since then we
have read the bill. It's first section
proyjdes in substance that every
child between eight and fourteen
wears Of age shall be sent to schooi
somewhere at least sixteen weeks
every year, unless poverty appears Il
sufficient excuse, or unless means o.
education have been otherwise pro-
vided, or unless the child has already
had the ordinary education that
would be acquired in the pupiic
schools, or unless sickness or some
other satisfactory excuse be shown
The other sections provide for the
enforcement Of this plan by means ol
"truant officers" in each district, ana
provide very mild penalties for Vlo-
lation Of the law.
We have hitherto expressed our
belief in the wisdom, and even the
necessity, OF what is called "cohpai-
sory education" The same argu-
ments which sustain q general lax
/ for school purposes sustain alSo the
theory of compulsory education
IfA il taxed for the education OF j. >
children. on the principle that inc
education Of said children u hecea-
sary to the safety and well-being o. =
and b and other citizensand comihu,
nifty at large, then it Logically anu
equally follows that, unless tor g"ou
cause, 3 has no right to Tithhoia
from his children that educasioh
q l,;ch A and all other citizens are
taxed to pay for.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-03-21
ESsvF A NEW =.

The Montczuma Rep,hiica3 has
absorbed the SoadHd, and comes out
now looking handsome. Success TO
it.--And from it we learn that a
Construction Company has been
formed to build the Burlington and
North Pacific Railroad, and that
Hon j. 3. Ctrinneli is one of the
business managers thereof.
At a meeting of the Board OF Cu-
rators of the State Historical Society,
last "Wednesday evening it was voSed
to suspend the publication of the An
,tajS Cf iJlca, because of the admls-
sion hy the editor of the article from
If. +. Perkins, Of which We spoke
last week. i9ra Cty Repujticaa,
18th.
The Davenport Ga1cjte eays: "In
Lansing they have twelve officers
and CouDeilnen, each Of whose first
uasne l. john We don't know
which 70 wonder at most, the fact or
the grammar.
The E9mcxteGd says that the Pat
rous Of HGsbaudry now havo 22s
Oranges in this State, "and the cry
/ is sti!i for more, now ones being or
ganizcd every week"
The Holland Colonyin Sioux Com-
ty is growing rapidly. Five car
loads Of lIylIaudcrs lately arrived
there; forty families from pclla are
soon to follow; and some seventy
families from Holland and elsewhere
are reported rs coming.
TheEeotuk City Council last week
allowed bill Of 800 TO four physi'
clans for the vaccination Of 2,708 per
sons, as per Official report in the Gate
cir.
Gen. Frank J. Heron. Il former
Dnbuquer, II charged with being 4
delAuller 10 the state Of Louisiana III
the sum ofS3,ooo.
The st. Louis Democrnt has been
growing 4 good deal lately because
a4 il learns, tho Iowa Central Rail
road has made an advance Of six cts
per hushcl, for freightage on wheat
for st. Louis more than on wheat fol
Chicago. All right enough but why
don't 81. Louis do something toward
. giving itself more Railroad cOnncc
tjgng with Iowa. II has mer
enough, and there is need enough -
I lot ii do 4omcthipg and stop whining
. The On,iura Cb,rier thinks thf
! Legislature should grant some legis
lative aid 10 hsh-culturc, on thu
GROUND that fish IL good for the brain
and after a while, If the people q
/ Iowa can get plenty Of fish t. sa.t, ~
may get = sensible Legislature!
, The yomwm reports that Mr. +
, WienI<cr, Of Nusc.yinN had almos
entirely ln.t Eis hearing but u fe"
DAYS ago he vas attacked hy violent
/ Gt 0fsrccmHg, accompanied by rat
tlipc sound aud peclliar sensaiioni
IA his head; and from that time hi
hearing has been completely re
stored
Prepared hoQe-radish has becom'
n regular article Of groceries. OD'
Davenport firm sells now from six t
twelpe gross Of bottles OF ii every
week. all over the West, and ba'
bought two tons If hOr7e.radi7l
root from one man. 80 says the G1
RITZ.
Tae O4cro Ia Denocrdt reports tha'
,roaat excitement ias been caused a
lIcdora, in the edge af Warren Conn
IL, bg tho discovery Of II seven-iooI
veia 0f superior coal at the depth q
tliirtg.fipr icet below the serf:lcc u
,l '9uul,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-03-21
J.. Curtis,

LTATcHMAKER and JEWELER, and
w Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jeweify'
Nteetaaits, Goggles and Toys. Having IN
creased facilities for doing all kinds OF WORK
= ny hine, | am able t1 give Entire satts :
.ae1@n, All work Warranted. Being hgont
lor Pref. j kaufuan's Achromstic spests-
sl's, am prepared 10 suit all condisi sions OF
,'sst. Fun Lines Of Dry Goods, Queenssare'
siasswara, Groceries, Notions, &C., Cheap
itr Cash.
seutnwest corner Of Public Square. Knox
VILE. iosa. .1Li