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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-14
Notice to Builders.

YNHE UN NDEKSIGNED are now prepared
l. TO take contracts for all liuds OF work
IN their line Of business, such rs
Brick and stone Laying. Plastering
aud Cistern and EIue Building,
All Of which We propose to do with dispatch.
and in good work man like manner. We war.
rant saIisfaction.
NATERIALS furnished II required; and .
CREDIT tile hristmAs will bs given v par
ties desire IL.
t640ly) BONIFIHLD 4 WEAVER.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-14
M.rtantile, Qbe Graoes &f.
Elacksmithing.

DOBERTS AND JAMES have opened
IL Blacksmith Shop in the building for.
msrly occupied by j. r. Roberts, just west OF
the New Bank building, and are prepared to
40 x,l work in their line in the best manner
and at fair rates Ten per cent off for cash.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
a A. SHAFER lie carrying on the Carriage
-. and Wagon business in the same oaiid
sins whsss is-is Psspared "a do 4ail kinds sot
vcodvork i'm neat and substant manner.
An persons in need If work are invited to
give them a call at their shop. lr)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-14
Books and Stationery.

4 LBERT M. BROBST, Dealer in School
~ Books, Writing Papers, Blank Books,
Bibles, kc. Music Books, Musical lnstru-
ments, Music for Sunday Schools, Singing
Schools, &c. Organs, Violius, Accordeons,
Ac. Pictures and Frames. Wall and Window
Papor. Paper Collars. All at Publisher s. and
Nanufactu rers' Prices. East side of Public
Square. Knoxville. 437u
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-14

D. YOUNG woald respectfully pforn
He the oitissns Of Marion County that hs
has opened Cabinet Shop ~ hobipsoa
street, vest the Trsoept. 1osss, up stairs,
IN the rOom formsrly oecsPisd BY the Repsb1-
ca" O@ss, whore hs win have On hspd oil
kihds Of Hurnitsrs, and comnsot ell sisss,
shieh hs vilisell Lev foy cssh. (tf.)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-14
Main St. Clothing House.

T yARGER, MERCHANT TAILOR, has
j. constantly on hand Full Line Of Mems
and Boys Wear. Hats, Caps and Furnishing
doods.
Agent Tor Singers Sewing Machines.
t33H
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-14
G.. e. Conwell,

nEALER n Stoves Pinware, Shell and
IL Heavy Hardware, Reapers, Mowersand
Agricultural implements generally Agent
for M. W. Warren's Patent Atmospheric Port
able Soda Fountain. Old Stand, east side
Squsrs, Knoxville. l,5tf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-14
Knoxville Marble Works.

nOHNSON BROS, Manufacturers and
IL Dealers in Monuments and Head
Stones, and Graveyard Work Of every de-
scriptioD. Near northwest corner of Public
Square, Knoxville, Iowa. If
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-14
e. Gallagher.

MARION COUNTY AUCT10NEER, will
INl attend to all business in his line on rea-
sonsbic terms. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Knoxville and otley, Iowa.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-14

The Democrat does not attempt "
defend its mileage Rrabbef candidate
agAinst the charge we preferred lsst
week. He's silent - The tomb.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-14

State Anti Monopoly Convention
At Dts Moines today, 18th.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-14
G.. K. Hart,

1 Tr0kNRY AT LAW and Notary Pub
"A lie Special atteaton given to collec-
tea and fnrecio,ing mortgages. Office.
Soa;h SIDE Public square, over old Post Of
fca. knnsvillc, Iowa t6s0.f.)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-14

Winslow & Wilson,

4 TT0gNEYs Law and N0TAR1ES
n PUBLIC, Newton Jasper county, iowa.
viii, ,ttendtheC Courts of M Marion County. 40tf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-14
Dr. G.. F. Garretson,

Office over Kinne' 8
-4oIaf, g Store, southeast cor
ner of Public Square,
y..r;,s Iowa- (l,28tf)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-14
Hugh Thompson, M. H.,

nENTfST.-ofhce over Fresla a,.s ha S'nra snun,p'
sons Bakery, east SIDE ru'aio S4'ao' g.
Kroxvile, Iowa.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-14
Stone b Ayres,

rToRNEYS at Law Claim and Real Es-
a ts,e Agents, Knoxville. Marion County,
wa wal, att.nd to all lousinoss entrusted to thar
n Marion and adjoining Counties. viii
..s,;es IN the State and Federal Courts 3,lH.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-14
A. O. Hays,

rToRNEY AT LAW and Notary Pubic,
a p,asaantvilie, Iowa. will also attend
: : Hsc,leo.:ons, and to Buying and Se,nhg
Land. g
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wl.dom Tor the Crisis, by Rin Arr.

Mummy 10 be hclthy must be shattered
around So that every body can g.t sun. when
lts mOs all piled up In a few pyramids the
least io-tr viii tumble II to the ground. II |
WAS king Il hX a remedy for bloaied fortunes
nifty quick. Ia tax man nuthin on an incum
OF tuoGsan dollars and under. I'd tax 10 per
ct. Oh Nil between and Ia thou-an; twenty per
ct. Oh all between ~ and ~ tnou-an, and 50 on.
doubin ~ To- Al thoUsan. Above that Ia take
II ALL every dnilar. / Yell yuu that Will git en-.
That will keep down these Wall street rings. IL
will lei n man hav enun for all decent and re-
speCtabe purposes, and after that he must do
his sheer for them VINO SWEET ana toll and haven't
been Hs smart ur ~ mean or as lucky IA himself.
II will put limit upon mans avarice and keep
mummy in hot et euuloYiueut than payin $4,000
Tor horse or Ia thousan for a diamond pin.
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The suicide of n New Yorker In ~. Lukr's
IIospitnI, Chicago.
Som the Ch,cago H1H, Nor. &.

A suicide OF peculiarly distressing ma
turc occurred at II. Lul>c's Hospital last night,
by which young man 81 unu-rdl promise mot
his death. Two years ago Brokuhn hlhofn
was the pride OF one pt the oldest and most
highly connected families Uf New YORK City,
and being young man oi more than ordinary
sbilities. his rieuds predicted for him success
ful career in llfr ana no one doubted that their
expectations wuuld toe reuliLed. About year
and a half ago his father die ii, and soon after
IhlhOrn lett Nty York. ami went to Texas,
where he followed the business Of n civil engi-
neer shortly alter his arrival i'll Texas lie was
stricken with brain fever. and for weeks hung
between life ana DEATH hut his strong cunstitu-
ton finally triunputd over tho disease and he
was restored to health, but his friends noticed
that his mind had been affected. and mis- actions
were such as to cause them alarm.
Leaving Texas he went to NiscOnsin, and
again Resumed the Practice of his prulc-siun
bu. one day while working In the woods he fell
on an axe Nhtcu had been Carcics-lN placed on
the ground, and cut his right thigh IN fearful
manner. lie at once started tor this city, where
he met an old friend who took him To ~, Luke's
and he was aumtted "a a "pN patient His
wound was soon better. and during the past
week he had 81 far advanced toward recovery ~
~ take short walks about the city, and was
eagerly looking forward tO the day when mis- re-
coyery would be pronounced complete,
Yesterday morning he arose at an early hour,
and after chatting pleasantly wish several iu-
mates of the Institution, left the building for a
walk. returning IN atout halt an hour. lie at
once went to hi, room ana soon one of the
nurses heard the report OF pistol Hastily
summoniug tn, mail ron, the PAR proceeded TO
The room from whence the sound came and dis
IN his hand, and the lie bloc flowing In torrents
from tho gaping wound. Medical assistance was
lnucdiAtt4f ubtain"d, bat 1t was II no avail.
aud in low mo uents uhIhorn breatned his last.
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Mr. lsaNC DcIriest of shannon county
sailed al this uGlcc un rueslay Of this week and
related 90 "a the particulars II aterrhc hail
storm which passed over "a portion Of his county
On SUNDAY, Oct. >. ana which has never been
made known 10 the pubic. The storm, unpro-
cetcntc4 in the annals If history, arose in the
northwest corner ot shannon aud travel ed east
ward. WI near Pine Hollow It seemed TO
gather it rntir, lufcc, and swept down ain -
IN one old mass " Ice. VIM. Elwoud states that
several humps Of lee were 10 he seen as large as
anWl kcE, and ttdt none -, the hailstOncs were
smaller thtn an egg. They fro1e together In
their downward cour-e, and when striking the
ground emitfru "A iiugins sound like that Of a
crate Of cart "uNlrc let down IRON heaven.
Part of tuc house OF the k,y. Mr.. Moore was
swept away, leaving a sick wife exposed to the
. rm. 1t VS. .Wi.h great d Mculty that MIR.
Moore succeeded h. rhiclGln: her from the hai-
stones and even then al the RI h of his own life.
CAicktus AMI uird- are HOW unknown to the
peopie oi tibet s. ttiuu, having been deN4state i
and carried away hoy thr tury II the storm.
II ~ ami geese Wor' Killed la ] RE numbers,
ana iu -oue instances cattle. The pine tree,
were rtlp.t4 ut every tWi-. anI la -e holes were
made lt -utlc ui tuclI. ile gri-, ha- the ap-
peHr"nDc of ntNing icit the mowers scythe, be-
lng cIt of close to the ground, In tact, the
work II destruction waS o. r.Icd on with no
ia, u hald, and the people will ever bear Ia
nIud TIE trruu.e SUNDAY Of le,j.
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the SLEEPING BEAUTY.
The Death OF the Wonderful womsn Of Obien
County, Tenn.

From me NdnciRs Union ard American. Nor T.
We learn from the Hickman Courier that
Mlss Susan Caroline GodseS- known AS the
sleeping beauty died at tie residence of her
mother la Ooion county, lenn on the Z,lh ult;
She had attained the age Of III years, aud had
been in her sleeping condition about twenty
four years.
cited great interest and gave rise TO much nves-
tigation and discussion among scientific men.
Tho true nature Of her afiictiOn however, was
never understood, and will doubtless always re-
She was brought to Naahvllle in the fall Of
1857, for the ostcnsible purpose of procuring
medical aid, but was really In charge Of an agent
who contemplated making an exhibition OF her.
She was accompanied by brother and other
relations who were very inurh attached to her.
While they were In Nashville they boarded at
The house OF Major Bruce On Market street end
Bruce, who took great interest IA her. she ro-
mained under Mrs. Bruce's care eleven days.
While there she was VISITED 10y great many per-
sons, and had with her one or more physicilns
all the time. She awakened every hour, night
snd day. and at almost the same second each
time and remained awake from seven to ten
minutes. Just after going to sleep each
lime she had commissions that shook the
room, and at such times she appeared To
be suffering great pam When asleep
abe was dead tO everything; but when
awake talked pie1-nntly and intclligcnily
sometimes complaiuins 81 pam and ex tIdlin7
ing, "Oh. my neadl and when She awakened
she Invariably asked for water, but ate very lit
tie. She SAID she had no consciousness OF ever
having dreamed. and that II was no pleasure for
her u live afflicted as she was. She wa very
sensitive and appeared mortified tu think that
she was being exhibited. Her aiiiiction was in
aIguratcd 10y spell ~ chtls. some medical
pon have ATTRIBUTED II tp the medicine she then
took; Others, that the CLills are precufsOry to
herlong sleeping state.
Upon leaving Nashville she went to 81. Louis.
and emancd there short iimc. Ii Is said that
the physicians there unanimously agreed that
she was an imposition. she soon returned to
the home of her mother, and has remained
there ever since.
The sleeping Beauty is said to have bcen
truly beautiful woman, not SO emaciated as ono
would think, and OF shapely form.
The sun., 1873-11-10

AUCTION NOTICE -Gpod second han an. misnt
~ carpets from auction daily ricn patterns, al sIles,
very cheap, at ~ Fulton st.. bot. William and Nassau.
IUGH MCDONALD, Auctionecr. viii sell on
L MONDAY Nov. 10. At Sl Pearl st. large, special
sale Of toys an fancy goods consisting of general
snrment IN lots TO suit the trade, vthou, on
Tuesday, Nov. H. sale Of crockery. glass, &c.
onn CA-f- boots and shoes At suction. don iay.
,),Ny Nov. 10, ny o'cfOck. store Z. :. PARSONS &
SONS. q Narren ST.
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Auttiou Aoiitts.
AUCTION SALF, .
OF THE LARGE ANn EXTENSIVE MANUFAC.
TuRiSG jewell RY EsTABLisnSihST,
Gil BlIoADWAY.
corner OF Houston a.. New York,
consisting of
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMONDS, JENELRY.
SrFRfiSG SILVER AND SILVER PLATED WARE,
CLOCKS, FANCY GOODS N RUSSIA LEATHER,
BRONZE. WOOD. &c.
The most complete and extensive stock OF
CORAL JEwELRY
OF every description ever eShiurtci,
TO NJ SOLD Al AUCTION,
ASD ~ O'Clock 4, VI,
At ~ BR lADwAN.
STORE PIX URES AND LEASE FOR SALE.
Goods retailed at auction prices.
W. viii sell BY request any article any time during
JOHN H. FRENCH,
AUCrlONFER.
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St,amb11,s aao Rl,lr1las
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/ ONT ISLAND NtIIkDA ID
On and after MONDAY. oct =, 1873. trans viii icar.
Jsincs slip follows Leave Jta a.. S4.t river nftces
minutes atcri
su NJ. Iiockavay express
iSoA. NJ, rou Jeirn.oa L,cuet pslc,. ,na Hemp
i6Gl An, i.pcka~ay accommodation.
tir ~ ns TO- To- q ccnSS1 Wins l. aii an ~. ''"
aGP Vi. Port Jca.r.5r. los 1T vley. AMI Hemp
$50 Il Locpst Van y An llemo,tr,d yv,-as,
cor M"Northpon Aii i''.s4'Al .c ionn'I'tion-
Trains connect at J,miir, VIA Est Nes YORK. and
at Minron with Heaps id
SUNDAY TRAINS leave lIrntcf's FONT - t,ior.
90 A. M. Pr! Jcncrs'n. Norlnport. an Locust W
COR y Norihporl accumulation tram.
JNO, ~, SuHfuHO. supcrnlcn lent.
Dg>N~N KtiLtp,
! Tram, leave N"w iora from loot OF pcsbros'e' sai
ElPres, " llalri'nnri. Pitt'barln tn wrsl, Ana
sou & WIN rHmhp snnt r,ce zee 90 , .',.'aei 80 NJ
t11 ysns s.sqrr hIr & 's ss9l via re,1
GPh tssT Bii,inore and Washington VA o.. Aidj'
"EXSrrSess "EXS Tor Pni adj l,h,s. s.n.s2lA.M.-ss.
si0 - sP' Mand u night sunday. .. ,..t '.>>1
For .rgn,ou at 7ao A. M. : $40 and slo ii. sas
fFmigran, ana tecond ele".7r. ,
roa SewarS AZ NtDbHH' ! tNlJ' D. 10, u AN T. "
1a,. $40 70, iiaa NJ, AMI ~ nt'ht slnh, t.s''
IoT E'i1an,.q, ., C'9o, -! 80. sl&9lon t.a.l.n-
l2 ~, $40, $40 ili EH jt 80, 6 bu, l.t... slt
10 iI p. NJ, anu /! ni-ht. SUNDAY. d. o.i 81, al
for Gthwyi 6, 10. el1. - \. NJ, :! ". -
II, $40, 10, az b. b i4t h.ti d. n 49, ID 70 ".
ana u night. oiudhN, 5.A ulh, aud i.il T.. ~
For n'oinilJ-t tAd 'r,tI a n''. % ilI % VI
2s},. !; d. and =. VI
tor New brunswick. 80 and 80 A.N n.Iil N. =
$40 $50; ~ $40 '3l l.. NJ, and ~ sht -.4.u 5N
tor fast Milestone. $40 \. VI, ,l!no,.. tHI % "
L.
FOR rhinirsegrs a,n6 n6p,lv'l,rc,ssuilrN ..
Accommodation Tor u irarntuNu, Euf g1n, G!1
Cam zen, e. anu psl \. VI l1.p. ,, ~ La.lfi T. "
For FrrchuhI, \ NJ, tnd = " ,
]. VI.
Traius srrNc asfol Iy,i From Ptt.hlrtl. n.,l ",
~ "a T. ~. .gaIy, il@ a. w. .'H' t'crg
Monday. FROM Washington ana NNlNHu't, t'' sls
GOA. NJ B. and lot5 +. ". sand s., p. .n.htA
N nd r " tru rhili'cipt a. q, - nt.s1
1913 la5 \. VI, -;ih tll, 6', sal Jud ir.t u 49, san
dsA ~. 90. a;l q W.. o. 3, \. NJ. i..t' d v
lIcecl uhCr,, i.i. 80. .,l, ati 81 NrIi IFt ~ d,
Aetul House and foot ~ DeshrIs'rs 700 D.NiIA
SIS tnl sttu. LET p.ltc. HtttrJ d.
a i. tANSAfI. %. ~ iIl b.. ''
General MinAs" tcl o.. fl"
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ptrscnaI notltts.


A -utCE@~FI l. pracucc oi 10 years in New YORK
~ cry Ia tno treatment Of neryuus AMI gen raj de.
hN, and Otncr diseases, enables Dr LIS us to effect
cures Wnen All others Tan, Oh'', Bol0l It.
4 LII skin diseue., old ulcers and eruptlons cured
n oy Dr FULLER 81 Greenwich st.. near Frankln.
IL RAICH'- oil for rheumatism. 257I Bowery.
iJ' ahh"h drug''S' "ehrril lc1ot S6j Pearl At
MISSING 500 Reward Mr.. Thomas Armstrong
4'I mer hant lGI William st., New York while labor.
ing under Wnt a alteration left his residence 81 HICKS
A. l'rooklln, on the mornn' Of the IA inst lie was
Wyrur. OF ages feet 6inches hl ia M shty bull. weighed
about l4l olnl-, phe com lcNlOn, dark brown hair
with fun VII skcrs and mOuslache of the same color the
former slightly ilugrd VITA gray beneath ihe ears he
wore uYercott, undercOat and vest OF black cOth,
ElaJ CASHMERE plntaO lns, white shirt with two da.
mo II -tuls, hunting.cHse gold watch ad chain,
onyx sleeve buttons large ring on the little hng =
Of the LETT hand, and the thrd finger of the same
hand circle representing ring was marked with
ndla INK. The above resard VIII be paid for any m
formation leading TO his recovery by his partner Mr.
John Cmpben, l6i william st New York, or Mr.. A.
Fitzgerald, 81 Hicks st.. Brooklyn.
NIEDICAI.-To the Afiicted.--Au diseases and
torily consultation free
Dii' WEST tS Bleeckcr &C.. near Broadway.
SAKAI SELF. Magnetic PhysiciAn.-One treat
ueht Ml convince the most tskepcal OF koT healing
pO"efi " single IestmsaL ~ West lsth a.
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,fuT Sal, anO 10 su.

EOR >ER STORE an dwelling to let, cor Gr nd
and suffolk sts together or separate, with lease
Apply al Il suffolk st.
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xost ano founo.

4 0~T-Ou FRIDAY morning, a white poodle dog, with
blaCS brais around his neck answers to name of
Carlo bersl reward will be pam II returned to S6O
Wcs. 2Sth 81,
CD RtWtRn for long haired back and tan
- dog from CauuO. 1t
The sun., 1873-11-10

n Girls wanted tor excellent situations In city or
country, such as cooks, lauiresre coos, waar and
rourrs pantry and kitch gr. cAhmb rsids nurtes
Nsrercss"s, hOuseN orkers and girls lately landed. 49,
est ilth n.
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ALI WANTING FARMS.

LII WANTING FARMS.
~ FOR sale "a farmers, gardeners and farm lsborers
from the old country. good farm LANDS, vtin col.
gooa, productive loan, near the great markets OF
New York aud Phlladelphi'. Oy railroad where
from p TO " acre. constitute a cOoi tarm, when
partly planted 10 fruit. FROM this Locality greater
quantity and variety OF fruit is sent TO market than
States. It Is in the midst of thrivn community. with
good roads stores, schools and min ifAct1Cs Frmt
menperr of families and others can procure COOL work
at straw sewing, snO" work, nui'on making, clntn-
ing work ami other branches. Many English. lris1.
scotch, German. swrdr and Iti Han farmers have
froi the vicinity OF Sew York are locating. Farm.
lng Is more profitable thar West. on acclunt OF tho
markets. Apply to JOHN II. PAdt, lm PARK place.
two doors from West IT,. New YORK.. Pan r. Goa.
tanning fu'l Information VIII be sent tree OF charge.
NOR SALE-Two thrr.siory frame houses on one
i Of the best business atftetS lohokcu Aso . city
lots In good locations; the Whole ANY part Will be
sold cheap. Apply 10 the owner,
Il MoCLoNkEf, 2 Washington at. HoNoS'n.
I OTIS FOR -AIE-In the 25,h and gi,h wards of
BROOK Nn city streets pivri and contain gas sui
water terms easy. WM boECkEL. ~ oomcst.
I'uE BEST CHANCE NET.-At Jersey city. a
Il nice 8stOry and cellar house, with lot, cpntiilH
store and II large rooms; rrnts for W per month
Just been put In prfrc ordrr street paved severed
&c all assessments paid orly few minutes wa from
ing The city only E'Ol worth nl VERY easy terms
Come and II. j NJ. GIBSON, N Montgomery ST.
Jersey CITY Once hours frons A. VI. to T.. NJ
GJ nnn AND UPWARD, for lots In the
- .NN|D new i3d Ward an within short dis.
tfnce Of the Harlem rive and streets fully grade
easy terms. Z q. a II, BROWN, ~ lroIdwIy. ugents
forthe s'le of property in the annexed district
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Sitnallons Nninnitr

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N""t'U"7 V'"l"'N'
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4 ht~'t ~ ~, " Ahn slrAul Jung uth Anetl
"a GEM Nl''s 'tloh in or 3d' oI thrc'l 70 sork
arostuoa rive, the !rse cars has fair learning
a o. not afraid OF work Address B. G., box iU sun
onlce.
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" Keeper INV III nurse isa thorough tcamsttcss
Addre boN lit, BE IN J, Conn.
ptusr.,t .cr y,,,,. j.. .,,,,,,,on =. ,,ro-
Y on cake brcao or pc, here OF IN the countrJ
>.,,,,> =, - -. =. - -,
" and -eam'iress IA respectable faniy Can VI ad'
.Ic's . h~' h"u''oh 81
d. ynI NJ OR v.n.a , .,ust,nn a. hous.vorLe ey
4 LADY wishes TO get place for a yerJ competent
~ nurse, middle agcl frotcs ant woman lb - aY.
~, =. .,,,,,,. On v..,.,. .,o., ,.,, ., ..L
SITUATION wanted BY young man to learn a
ID, 49,, ,--- = -,
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othhlnehtihk Nall ~ 40 Va So Iouh 10
,,,u contec,iorer. b.ker, and hotel seepcr Please
Il cal. fpr 1 he be. A at
,,, wv" .n-s vo.a,a 49,, .a,1a,, -,
thlrd hlnis On "t.Ad shd CAKES "lsh s,tn,,ions IL
tnrt NJ 10 t"'s'th ~ u. h'fi MANN -
fl,O bOs. b.kcrA-A baker wants ion as second or
/ t,lri ban,I IN nre.d ,rlv a. Jt ~ fstt -
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Shnlpptng.

PATEs OF PASSAGE
CABIN. 81, o. and ~ gold, according to acconmo.
dAtiun.
Round trin tickets At low ratcs.
= EKkAGE-rO Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow
Lonunna rry London, Bristol. or CIriin 80 Prep I'd
Crrunc Itts. ~ currency.
Passengers also forwarded to Havrc nlinburg. 5 se
den. Norway Denmark. and Parls Ut reduced rates.
nraf issued Al lowest rates.
For Caaia uu<s ana neral business apply at the
cOmuany's Office. i5 Brl aINay
fOr stceragc passage at % broadway.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent
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NOTICE TO TAIIOK-. All shops viii hold
~ special meeting To ulFt al and report IN sPeca
meeting Of the Cen RAJ Body 4. NJ by order OF th
Ctntrgl Body. GEORGE NOSS, President.
". c. TUCKER. Secretary.
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-11-13
The Election and the Courts.

The Meridian Gazette thinks that if
Gov. Powers appeals to the Courts to
test the unconstitutionality of the late
election, he will not have the "mOral
influence" of the people who voted the
Alcorn ticket. Our impression is differ
ent from that of the Gazatte, but we do
not suppose that the Governor in per-
forming what he may regard as an obi
CATION to maintain the instrument he is
pledged to support, will stop to inquire
whose "moral influence" he will receive !;
or immoral either, for that matter. If
he is the conscientious, law-abiding Off
Ger he Processes to be, he will be guided
by his own convictions Of duty, without
regard to censure on one hand or praise
on the other. Everybody knows that
the question of the Constitutionality of
the election is one on which the legal
mind Of the State is divided; that the
weight of authority on the one side bal
ances the other, and that there is no way
to determine it so just and peaceable as
by a reference of the question to the
Courts. The idea that the State is to be
thrown into anarchy because this set of
officials is in authority, or that set is kept
out, for a season, is far-fetched. The
that the majority of the voters
of the State have decided that Ames is
their choice, is contradicted by the state
ment which is repeated in all our ex-
changes that a sufficient number of vo-
tiers staid away from the polls to have
defeated him. But the fact that an cleo:
ton was held, and that he received a
majority of the votes cast, does not af-
feet the constitutional question involved.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-11-13
Happy BourbOns-

The Thoroughbred Bourbon will now
have delightful time. He stayed away
from the polls or threw away his vote,
and thus directly aided in the election
of the Ames ticket; but nevertheless he
viii have the hardihood to charge it all
to the political managers at jackson"
the raw-head and bloody bones Clique.
1t will not be remembered by these post
eventual prophets, that they had their
own way about holding the Convention
which decided not to make nominations /;
that unopposed they named their own place
(Meridian) and their own time that the
" jackson managers" declined to parti-
cipate in the discussion which ragged furi-
ously in the newspapers as to the course
of the anti Radicals before the assembling
of that body-and that in all things per-
tanning to its action, to the latest mo-
ment, they maintained rigid silence.
Some of of their members, in their eager
ness 10 give no offense to their Bourbon
brethren, staid away from the Conven-
ton. Still they were not proptiated !;
and were never so happy as they will be
now in croaking over the success Of the
Ames crew to which they contributed as
largely as they were able, and for which
they are as much responsible as the class
who voted the ticket square out.