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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-11
Played Out.

The Forty-third Congress terminal
ed its existence at noon on Thursday
last. The Cincinnati Enquirer speak
ing Of its dsings says: among the
notable things done during the Last
few days of the session there are sins
of commission enough to secure the
damnation and the taking OF of any
political party. 1t passed the Social
Rights Bill, giving the negro Certain
privileges, and certainly such means of
redress Of grievances as no white man
has ever possessed. It passed the Tax
Bill, which increases the taxation on a
single manufacturing interest, that OF
whisky, to nearly three hundred per
cent, aud on another interest, tobacco,
makes an addition of twenty per cent.
TO tax already excessive. In the lat
ter case an Outrageously inequitable,
and, there 10 reason to believe, illegal
es post .facto- provision for taxing
stock on hand as we'll as the article to
be hereafter manufactured adds to the.
enormity of the measure. Congress
admitted the rotton borough Of Colo
RADIO to the sisterhood of States for
purely partisan reasons. The Louisi-
ana question was compromised by al
lowing the Governorship TO remain
where it is and where it doesn't" be-
long, and by giving the Legislature to
the Conservatives wi ho elected IT, 1t
gave liberal approximations to. rivers
and harbors, distributing The same not
according to merit, but according to
lobby influence. The General Appro-
priation bills were passed hotwith-
standing the delays. Ameng the
most prominent OF the things it did
not do. we may find, with the sih'so f
omission, some cause for congratuIa-
ton, though none for thanks TO the
Republican party. The Senate did
not pass the Force Bill, which would
have turned four Saates into a Presi-.
dents bastile. Congress did not adj
NIT Nav Mexico as State; 1t" did
not pass the Bounty Bill, orithe Texas
Pacific Railroad Bill, or the Sieaihboat
Bill. Credential Pinchback, with his
pocket full of certificates OF election 10
both Houses. was not admitted. to-
ether. Congress. did not grait the
President permission to ofcrfh:snnA the
Government Of Arkansas. Ii made b
mockery of some Investigations, nota-
bly, the Pacific Mail. III short it did
little but mischief. II has taken its
leave of us. 1t could not take from
us any thing we would More readily
:is';clr II. o..ei.. Z. IL. ..ii,..- .,.oa]
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-11

The hotel men of the country aud
especially of the South are considera-
bly, stirred up on account of the pass
age of the Civil Rights act. In Balti-
more, Alexandria, Nashville and else
where a number of them are canceling
their licenses and converting their
hotels inte private boarding houses, at
which no darkies need apply. The at
tempt to force social equality between
the races will prove futile. 1t is fool
ish to undertake to legislate the peo-
pie out of their prejudices, if the dis
tinction between the whites and me-
groes may be thus characterized.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-11
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From the State. Capital

l. CoLUMBus. O., Jaii.. 80, 1875.
The Ohio Penitentiary grounds, at
present, embrace about 20 acres, which
are surrounded by a thick stone wall
"a feet high. Offices, guard rooms,
and long ranges of cells, occupy 4 part
of the west front, while theinterior is
filled with multitudinous workshops
where almost every branch ofmechan-
ical business is represented, the whole
presenting the busy appearahce Of a
miniature manufacturing city. Its I'M
habitants are supposed to consist Of
the choicest specimens of rascality to
be caught in Ohio, though it is wen
known that a few more of the same
sort are Still at large Oyer thou
sand cells are occupied. and more than
hundred extra rascals are unprov1d
ed for, thus creating necessity for
building few hundred more cells,
which will be done as soon as possible.
The convicts, after. passing through
The hands of the prison barber and the
eral appearance as flock of striped
blackbirds. These Gagged prison birds
are not allowed to exercise their vocal
powers except in the chapel, on Sum
days; elsewhere, mum, is the word.
At meal times they devour the;ieample
supply of pot luck with apparent rel
isl, and exhibit no anxiety as TO where
the next meal TO come fromi;S they
look strong and hearty, and still they
are not ted, and would be very
willing to exchange places with their
carewo orn, 'inquisitiyc and curious
visitors Here arc found the most
skilled and Ginning wotkmen IN wood
and metals to be found in tlfe world,
and, indeed, the physiognomical APP
pearances in them, as whole, do not'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-11
New Hampshire Election.

The election took place in New
Hampshire on Tuesday. The returns
at this time are rather meager, but In
dictate that the Republicans have car
ried the State, eIecting Cheney Coy
ernor by the people. and a majority Of
the Legislature. This result was ac-
complished by the Prohibitionists vo-
ting the Republican ticket.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-11

The railroad war between the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company and the
Baltimore and, Ohio Company still
continues. On Friday last the Penn
sylyania Company reduced the rates
from Chicago to Baltimore and WASH
ington to SS,. The Z. & Q. Co., will
undoubtedly make q still further re-
duction. If this thing continues
people can't afford to stay at home.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-11

The bill for the equalization of
soldiers bounties which had passed
both houses of Congress failed to be
come law by the pocket veto of the
President which ia said to have Great
ed q great sensation. 1t is estimated
that the act, had it gone into opera
tion, would have taken from the
treasury over hundred millions of
dollars. arr c -.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-11

CoNDEMNED,-The passage of the
resolution by The Congressional House
of Representatives, seating the five
members OF the Louisiana Legislature
driven out at the point OF the bayonet
was a condemnation of the despotic
act of Grant and Sheridan.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-11

The Triton Beecher business is not
yet ended. Two or three of the at
torneys are on the sick list, and one of
the jurors. There are Others besides
the parties TO the suit who will wish
they were dead before The end of the,
affair is reached. ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-11

indicate that coarse, low, and british
appearance which we are apt to asso-
ciate with crime, but on the contrary,
intellect seems 10 predominate, and
false education, and wrong associa-
tions have brought them together in
this place.
The female department is Ill sepa-
rate building, having larger and more
commodious cells, and contains a in
mates. To them, their punishment
must be rigorous and cruel: as they
are not allowed to have the last eUord,
and are even denied the privilege o:
saving 81 won't" They have howev-
er, the consolation of knowing that
ONLY one female bird is caught and
Gagged, where fifty of the opposite sex
are here confined. The spiritual,
moral, and physical well-being Of these
brothersand sisters are cared for as
becomes this enlightened age, and the
best and most earnest efforts are being
made to cultivate and develop the in
herent goo@ which is in the nature OF
every lluma,i beiig, so .that, at the e1-
piretion oflther term Of lconfnemeAt
they may go forth thoroughly re-
formed, assuming their proper posi-
ton irs,relaticn EoI their fellow men.
and become respectable and useful
members Of society. 2 J3'lIt;Iii
! Very ,naaystalisties aa,d facts in re- T !
latien to this. institution have been
cohectoal which, ,1or want of time and
space, ppst be deferred until semeifq
ture time. ''VERITAs."
hni - pnnl IL n.c.tlI
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-11

The ranking privilege has been re-
stored so far as seeds, public docu-
ments and Congressional records are
concerned. Speeches delivered by
Congressman outside of Congress are
not included.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-11

The public debt statement for Feb.
ruary shows a reduction of the debt
during the month of over S6,6SO, GOO
instead of an increase OF that amount.
Our paragraph last week was made
from the table published in the Gin
cinnati Enquirer. -.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-11
lM-ARRIED-

DAGGETTN-HOPkiNS- AT the residence OF
the brides father-Mr. B. S. Hopkins on
Tuesday morning, March 9th, 1875, by Rev.
George Darsie, Mr.. A. F. Daggctt, of Girard,
i Pas, and Miss ElsfM. Hopk ins, of Ravenna.
Rayenpa. March, sth,
1870, by Rev. George parsic sir Geo. w. Nc
:. Cam and Miss sarah A-yinaf, ali OF Raven
: na,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Suiiield, on the
21th-dAy of February. by William Paulus. j.
,;' p, MIR. Edwin W. Wolcett and Miss Lettie S.
!. Monlton, of MogaGOre. .,.,....
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-11

The Democratic State Central Com
mittee of Pennsylvania have decided
to hold the next Democratic State
Convention at Erie on the Sth Of Sep
tembar next. ,-.o., 49, - III :. :.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-11

=" Iris August Cameron, Of Wisconsin,
successor of Carpenter, instead of
Michigan, successor of Chandler, as
we announced last week, who has de-
clared his purpose TO act with the
Radicals, Mistakes. will Happen"
you Know.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-11

A Bf1L has been introduced in the
Legislature of Massachusetts, provid-
ing that after ,ttiei1stdf january, 1879,
all taxes shall haalFl,b be- paiiqq jim coinr gold
certificates, or national bank notes, re-
deemabie iii 1tgolaiepel1 demand while
all contracts in which some other kind
of fdol1ar is Hot stipulated shall be
ful6llsd with gdld) dollars Theipeo5
pie of that State are getting weary of
waitifg fpF NOhgtess to bring about
the prohiiged age of goid. u SVl :
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-11

TIE Bayonet Bill failed to pass the
Senate before the adjournment of
Congress, and died a natural death.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-11
MAR:kETS.

ColuIHS to iuoitty
Ia5REb EAsP eitS fsefssa s 1: eoaasE' 1a,ss
selling ct Hes Countrywide " & -
shoulders. eityscarai sselling at12Kd Dfied
Beef selling at % g 25c. ........-,......., ,..,,
r. POUETRY-G supply, in tho market-i
Chickens dressed buyers pay 109121k cents ;un-
dressed &c q Tc ;Turkies. live &c q Sc; dressed,
|f0 q 12c.
BUTTER-s5c a 2sc. and in good demand.
\ CHERSEff E;storg psw.s .sreti4ls, ,1sc, :.
EGGS buyers pay CSC per doz!! - "a - ,
POTATOES-Purchasers pay 65c@ T5c.
BE ASsr177CChoice hand picked in good demand
at 81 % per bel.l Medium 81 50.4 u"is aE.s ,sg
oNioNsgp s. I pushel 81 a5
hoEsEooc: &rsJ 3 i;..tl
: SAGE-Retails at soc @TOc.
!. VINEGAR-Pure cider. retaiis SOC per gal
EEoWTBsyfrsfa pays. TEN {
HfBES-6reen, trihIrne5 4, b,sc-tintrimmed 51sc
p FEATHERS7Resai at 81 o9.;o,< usg
! WHITE LIME-s1 so per Dbl.
WHTETsLIMFsaeO 5x So , Hs
sALT-Coarse sells at So rs; fine s. co.
= WOOD-Stove 81 0092 50; feet wood s. 90
a $3 50per cord. FiI"s i = tIf1:i-5H
SUGARS .a,.:s.,5' ,:,s .nar- a.. .-.sfs :
cofee 4 sslls for :. .1s5sc
nfUwp ,1of Z . II Il /; ( / - < i 1ge C
New Orleans -: b sells for -. {, lloo
White Drip syrnp,.,..; "a. " ......--.:. Il 90
Golden Drip,s|y .a........s 's-.l.-.- ...... 60
i..t :. - a-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-11
Boots q Shoes.

am happy to inform my friends and patrons
that have located myself in a more ooneeniens :
place of business, doors east Of Bcatty's Cloth
ing Store, where would cordially invite all ip
want of Boots, Shoes and mending to call sn6
see what can DO for them and how well | can
serve them before making purchases or giving,
orders elsewhere.
PETER RoULEAU
Ravenna. Oct. 1873.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-18
Tnc scntsoSs!asp.

| The Columbus &gsqnoyd says:
! " Mrtrnry is perhaps, the nlttst
Iavaiia bic man, but he does not scrm
to be making the canvas, which
Nuud secure him the place. 4"
| Which leads us 10 say that Mr., Me
/ Lrary y puslssiun Is n Wise and emf
nrutiy proper one 80 far R5 we under
stand it. IL is that Iowa ha+ one Of
the abIe5t aud best Legislatures elect
the State ever had. That 1t knows
it- business and j. competent tO dis
ciarg" it. That 1t knows the mpu 1t
may chuu~e 10 consider IN connection
vim Tive SenatOrsIlip and their rela.
tive illucs8 for the place. That he
VIII solicit no votes nor spend any
money to be SenaLur. FaaL he Will
20 To his post ia Washington when
Cuugrers meets aud attend 10 his
duties there. That Ii under these
circumstances the Republican LcgiS-
lature makes him senator, he viii
take the high honor IN The spirit In
which II Is given, aud gratefully Try
To escryr il by as faithful discharge
of it, duties as iH possible TO him.
Aud We add, that the people know
what that m"uus--it means u laith-
fuln,s- of integrity and high abiIi-
tie. which have in-d0 Mr.. McCrary
the most influential and hounred, as
Hp Is the abip.t man IN Congress
rom tire Northwest - Gate city.
awe do not wish to be understood
In saying this that the other cHndi-
dates arr uut both able and upright
men. Bat there H. occt-ionly a man
whose whole life IL 40 ilt up with the
tsky.hEht Of truth aHd honesty OF
purpose, that the breath Of sInnder
never touches it. Hiram Price IL
one Of these men. In iD0king over
the whole ground. II seems 10 us,
without meaning niIy di-paragement
to the Uihrr candidates., that the
election Of IIiram Price 10 the Sen.
ate of The United States H. "A thing
emiurntIy tit 10 be dDne."-- Ctdor
IsJDitis Republican. ..
While We pronounce no prefer
epce ior ssnaior, we do want even,
banded Justice 10 be delt out 10 all
the cfgdliates. We trust that the
utmo-t care will be observed by
Republican journals 10 c1ndncf the
rauvuss for rhoisp af1 ". y. senator
~ that 40 ipju-tice will be done any
man. - OilaHma COiirifr
The Knoxville JoftnpH says II
Kirgyona did not intend 10 serve as
Governor, he should not have accept
pd the nomination - IfdTkeDe.
Kirk wood did refuse 10 be- u candi-
= - 4. -, a
The convention was held, and then
The unininn'inn WAS f,rla'd upon him
with the fnll knowledge that hf was
= candidate frr Simafor. How far IL
',acoinp- the friends of other candi-
Ia'e%. in he fnrr Of these facts. To
make use Of such language rs that
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-18
The committee appointed at the

The committee appointed at the
meeting Monday morning TO make
arrangements for the reception and
entertainment of the excursiouists il
a capital one in every respect, and
We may rest assured that our visitors
will be cordially met ON their APP
proach to the city, with music and Il
friendly welcome, aud while here
feted and feasted with liberal hospi-
taiity. As nearly all of the arrange
ments are placed in the hands of this
committee, we are willing 10 war
rant thai things will be done in the
best manner and on scale commen-
surate with the acknowledged inn
portance of the occasion.
By some failure in the mail only
one package of twenty invitations
have been received up to this date
Wednesday morning. There can be
no possible doubt that other packages
have been sent besides this one to
Mayor Burns. This unfortunate
failure cannot be fairly charged upon
the Burlington committees, and we
know they will regret 1t more thau
any one here can. They have made
magnificent and generous provision,
as the above extracts unmistak ably
show, and any failure upon our part
To accept this generosity in the spirit
with which il Is intended, simply
because OF the evident miscarriage of
the tickets, would be unfair. We
should not on any account allow the
four coaches provided to go back
with less than l5D persons from
Knoxville. Provisions have
been made by the Railroad
Company and by The Burlington peo-
pie in good faith. Let us not fail To
do our purt. The special train
will he here tonight, and If lost
cards NJ invitation should not come
the matter OF passes over the road
can all be arranged with the con.
ductor, and duplicate cards he OBJ
tanned when the excursion meets
the Burlington committee. .
The Hawkeye has inadvertently
omitted TO mention specifically that
the business men are to be accompa-
MED by their ladies, If they choose,
but this Is stated in letters received
here from the committee. Numbers
| of ladies wiIlgo. 1t would be IA sing.
uIar excursion if they should not.
Another fact not stated hy the
| iiielgpe Is that the exeufsionists
may return the same day or not, as
they choose, and their passes will be
good whenever they elect 10 return.
| Probably some Will extend their
"Trip 10 Chicago or 81, Louis.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-18

Mr. leighton of the Oskaluosa Her.
aid i'm his last issue, says he is not a
candidate for State Printer, and for
reasons cannot afford to be. Though
there is no better man in the state
for the place, there is wisdom in Mr.
LeightoD's choice 10 remain in Oska-
loOsa.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-18

From latest reports it appears that
there will be contests for twenty-four
seats in Congress. Nine of them are
now occupied by Democrats and the
remaining fifteen by Republicans.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-18
BLsCKSMlTEiN6.

IN JAMES. Of the late Arm OF Roberts James,
~, siil hrresfter be found Mt hls new sfop on
sdn street one bloek west brick Bank building.
l'ysrtd to do ali work iD his line including al
t54s IT repAhs, sip.ipg, manufacturing wagons.
igsss spribg eitgons. rtc Satisfaction guaranteed
hsrk aud prices. He cordially invites all Ia want
Nprk to call
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-18

The libel suit brought by Congress-
man Kassnn against the State Regts-
ter is now being tried i'm the District
Court of Des Moiues. The Register
gives about five columns report OF
the trial daily.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-18
nIaNnRn BARBER SALOON.

.DrTMAN 4 BOREN have refurnishsd their rooms
| on the -sst fde uf puhlir sqoaie, ahd are now
Is,glipt With slsahHt huchrstsr reclining chairs
,ai other modern convene nsss Give them na!i,
st they will guarantees satisfactory work tl9'4I Il ,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-18
AHEAD 1925.

elNGgg SEWING MArHiNEs--S No. cold In is73
. 2sl "a being lI3 254 mare than sold by
soy Bther company la stme time hog ts ihr Tine
y ssi the Best aud ,aost Popular Sewing Msobua IN
~ World fseep ou band a good supply q ne' 6les,
,sasha cots, etc. North side of the Public Squsrs
|ksatiIle l. YAR6Ek.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-18
FURNITURE.

n D YOUNG would respectfully infnru the citi.
y, Etnso of Mari y County that be has opened q
Dsbst shop 90 hohnsnD street, west 0f the Irs-
Beat eass or stairs In ils room formerly occupied
y the RspaiteVa (fiee wnsfp be viii have on hand
!, tns of urnitnr~, aud coiaab ~ ali sizes, which
As ALI sell low for eGsh.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-18
E0T'CE TO BUILDERS.

TUE UNDERSIGNED IL now prepared 20 take con
tfsefs fr ~ kjnds ~ wark IN bi- line of bSst
sss, sNsb - dssaeG and Atene Lny ing and
&i"itrs aaass Eiu. Buiidtng, sil oi ~Dien
Propose % d @itb 1ispatHb. and ia good sorkmanike
inshatF rsrrsnt Satisfaction. Ma eriais furnished
y r,qsird; Credit till Christmas will hr eissn
i@tsies Inst desire II. 6soiy III. j. BoAlfiLLD
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-18

Vice President Wilson is rapidly
recovering from his recent severe
illness.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-18

Iron is being laid AT the rate or a
half mile per day on the railroad
from Grinnell 70 MonteZnma.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-18

The hollowness and incencerity Of
the cry Of the Grunge papers against
middle men II illustrated by prop
position now before NJ from the
paper which pretends TO be the Ma
tional organ Of the Order aud of the
National Grange. The published
price Of the paper is $3.50 per yenr,
but the publishers propose to give
us Il commission of a3 per cent, or
80 cents for each subscription sent
them. Yet il processes to be "dcvO-
ted earnestly to the interests and
priciDtes Of the Order" If any OF
our Granger friends want the paper
sge can get it for them 80 cts. cheaper
than they can get ft directly from
their brother GraDgers. the publish
ers. And the subscriber may have
the benefit of our commis issi0n.
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srosE,
lfERCA NTILE, TRADES, Ere.
AMOS HOUSE.

NJ WILLY. HAs LBASED THIS POPULAR
n H6tsl and furnished it tor better accopmo.
rs.eu Of the public. The Amer WI be maintained
b Erst e,as, house, and go pains wit be spared 70
! rsaf, ths asmsnts, Of guests, regular and trsn
k,sut rafks have the hpuse daily, connecting nIth
krAigs al isls Ample stapling
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-18
G. E. CONWELL.

nEsLER IN STOVES. Tiuwars. shelf and Heavy
" Hardware. Reapers. Movers snd Agricultural
rpsmsnts generally Agent for VI. W Wsrfen's
isi,at atmns herir Portable soda fountain, old
laDi, east side square, Knoxville, l2u
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PLasTERlkG.

fkGLEs A YAEDEE, Il hooxrliss, soleit orders for
y PlsstsriHg strk Of all kinds plain and ornainen>
~ ahFy g1AeaBtfe the DeAtfsi, ncst EubsiAhiiaI
'td setl.fseisr5 warg, short notice and lfbFraI
sFa.s rs
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-18

The Tooth Legislature of New
jersey will meet this winter.
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PURCHASE TickET5.

Or leave orders At Post Office or Ire-
mont House, Konxriile, or Anirrical'
House. Peila, ana The hs-a willcali'
or you. kotb
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KNOXVILLE RATIONAL BANK.

h2 2fiLi.E. IOWA. rspitni. @ioO.0GO.
~ u".d, silver, GoyrFnmenL and Other seenfities
'Sgat ard s6id. Interest allowed ap tiIn. dFporis
Frslai Hifsntson rivtn ." Collections. Open from D
= y. to4 + "a, esevyt snnduys
|, DfHEsjT1k
4. = Collins. q pailina, Js. curnlnrham,
@sfst kaa4sy, a. j. K.fr. J EitiSBlene.r,
~ SSlsamy, w. Bachelor. Il. Is. woodruff.
!, nFFtuERE-
a. Q 'LLlSs. Prest j. 4 CUNNINGHAM Wires.
A'5. baIbUr, CAshinr. 5-l5I
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CARPENTERS G. l0,nERS.

I1EiLLEE6 BEBLSILLE ere prepared to DO sil
|M kH4ttfwprk iu their lIps IN sher. noies and
|ea ftEzaabs terms Give them Call at
th.ir shfp. near northeast corner Court ion>-
sQalrs knoxville. ls4u
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KnoxyiLLE MARBLE-W0Rks.

poBINsos BRoTHrgS, aanufs turrrsaod Dealers
II IN Nosupents and eas-stones and GraNr
ysra ork IT esrry Description Near EorthSrst
corner of pahc S.usr- kbtxsiile, lows II
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Runs Daily Mail and Passenger
Hack Line between Knoxville ana
Pelln. making connections with trains
at the latter place.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-18

Elizabeth Cady Stanton lectures In
Oskaloosa next Saturday evening.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-18

Judge G. G. Cole il now being rec.
commended by the Democratic lny.
press for =. =. Senator. They
have him and weleOIae,
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| asc IoS- special s'tsu lou slfen % ktpAirin
Ciorks spr y~w-lry. AL ~oFk wArtsnt-d. sfsn o
The sls Watch Bofth eide Of PaoiIc Square, Sp"x-
Vile 1851