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The publishing Wild il about 10 have :
sensation il The publication Of -hn,ifess
( Atl.s ~ Minnesota, which will 81 issued
in Soou, four weeks t. show the mag
nituae Of this work We eoadenss the fol
lowing from the AuIaefs preface in thi>
so-k; The autographs engraving .nd
autographs printing if coniaei 70 on
maa ani cle press. would have taken tn
AAa about thi..e-l years aai the prs>>
aearly two Tears Il IN. u Ia i u ST the
type tor this wo-A. AID arranged the
forms, and done The riectrotypia,. il
would bare taken aim two years and :
h.if, aud ons press about 81 months tn
print IL Ii Que person had d,ae All the
eologing it would have taken him forty
Eve years Tae 5iniany lake, seventeen
tons OF clrio,sri for tie eases, ADJ near-
~ 'on OF leather. elotl. et,s Ii requires
seventy tons OF paper On uhi, I t. print
this sork. All when the saele is boxed
snd ready for shipment viii require eleven
trrisat cars 50 c,srry i u Is destination"
Thea follows names of oae hundred
and eight employees who have been eE-
slsei ~ This work for upwards of ye
past, giving their places IF II sidrnce. ctr
While the soove Eisy be regarded is ex-
,rsssysns. yet the truth OF il ean b. e>tas-
siShed hy sHy one viSitin. the Lakeside
Building From basement to ruos. from
end 70 tnd u This yass building i piled
paper sni material sor this Atlas. TIE
upper ioors. On which are heated -eSre-
lively tae Iisaossspliag, the bin1ery
AL The printing departments. 81, Of
which are the m,ss exten i've in this
cits. are working. and have been for
noaths, aim st exclusively Oh this
Atlas If Minnesota Chas. Sehe Der i
Co, run their six steam istho-
graphic presses night and day. and He
we're informed by them that they have
nearly twenty tons Of photographic stone
ID use IL this os.ice
From what we can gather " hare 40
hesifsncy in saying that Minnesota viii
fnd this xorS an immense help in shos-
ing up rs resources, its wealth and i'm l
HiiI also show its advantages I
= farming or lumber region. is fine
xsteI powers and its manufastOr e. Ii
shows up its enterpyising citizens. its
beautiful climate. its lovely scenery. Min
can have food for thought and
study for yean 20 come in this Atlas. to
shich Mr. Andrras has given ssSiJuoGs
2hor thought and study.-cAi-aso Corr
a<rcia! -iaesrtssr. O<f -. 1854
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One year Of G. position rule in wiScca-
sin Was more than enough. The State
went anti Republican last year By > ma
jority of about l5,0O. At the late cleo
tioa The tables Weir completely turned
Just how the vote stood remains 10 be
seen, but il = certain that the Republicans
hare fully reEained their former power
Herein > : prophecy of the result in the
next general elscti0a- Clieaes Janraai.
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Iowa-ever fsishfai and ever true-snain-
tanned her political integrity noble and
calamity at the October election The oil!
fetal count shows that the Republican ma
iori,y IN the State i 1904. Not bad fer
the of year" There is not moe en-
lighsened O. progressive State in the
Union tA.n Iowa, and Il any proof xere
needed 70 this effect. xe would only hare
q point q her politics- cAiesss J.sr-
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JUS1HU1r.TsHED:
Masterpieces
in English
Literature,


Col. HOMER B. SPRAGUE. A. NJ.
PRINCIPAL u Aas'phi Academy late Professor IN
Corn i Cuiv-,stv. aud fof.aer PIN 1psi uI Con-
necticrt Norma. S.hooi
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Probate Notice,
>TATE OF IOWA. TASA COUNTY. IS

PROBATE notice.
State % IONA. TAIA COUNTY. S.
II Gl-yElt taG-- fog said GS-arv
No5lcr i hzrrhs .lyre ~ ~ whszl i NAV eoa-
HAT Tefs4 ~ rse ti-s1it t&,ars If Ts u .
AMY. bed IT Tie Cart Hsase IL T9lvsss IN said
CJ1asy 81 tn "a Jay IT Nag. l. u 1874. an IN
Nay A u, t>93, and pargsrtiG- sa D. the last
~ All - Il 6. Haas Oft ale Il Sal: ro1n
" d eSae< 4 as y-sd,.-s1 and paei-Fv rad ia
- b Rs-1Sa sz,z tn ti4s Il liereuaherA D. -
~ tie tog-t II ,9e II T,ss~G 1,e-e s1i5 his bern
axrG foe proving said Viii. ani II COCK p "
- Fhx Gay a<s AIN - RsSEasf 81 p-rs inter
ss-> { A. kz-phy ns.ii-d and celzi-sd - app~ar
IN SID Cart. AMI 50 W eats Il Any thy have
shy said iassfa ~ nj xaa1 n X 5< pevhzfsj AID
s0~ e and tx sAr xSt VIII aud r s-a.nras Of
The said ceased
Dale TpteGo. Nay Sd .S-i
As L B Blum
Clerk Iirrui, Cazrt, Tana caanry Iowa.
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a. 3RANAMAE.

1 TTORNEYS AT LAW To'edo. Tana County
u Iowa 0tice in Stone's building over ".
Waters Grocs y Store.
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tw AND COLLECTION oFF-CF. Dv.a-t 7.
ma Caunry Iowa Prompt Attention gwen Il
II h,-.n 80 nr-Hst, 20 his care.
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APPELGATE d KINNx.

1 TToRSEy At LAW Sotary Public sd Ir-
'i-e 1T 'he Peace. Toledo. Iowa Once owe
'eee-s Building.
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GEORGE RAINES,

TTORvEYS AND c0CySELORS st Law
Toledo Tara roun-v Is.wa- Once in Stone
3aildins ever Cla-ke Brrs store.
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u 81 421. A.ths- - 6Ette- >see. Aa
LariAa- e. IS l!a4U. 1HutA- SIS Ms
J.-.. ~ =. $50
.r
lie lstle 4laO-saoS-iA-lg OF !. lev zoe u
Ax m tIafi ri ~ .rat7,-8, 81 ,-,t.s : d.
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So-Atsf, soE no "tilt- IN .AAutF!-l seems
~ haze .,,..l. Z. f...,r ~, ~. ,...-,t4-r t,..
+t
>, the well knoa Il aGtio- " '-Iittugao'>
- '''ss - - H"Hs ~
rln AWAY ~ into me ttr> d. thousands
f,t: 2. ~
80 = = = >-'o--s' - eAi-s1S .
( all pery aided Hit.i ! strong giosli and n
ltSioas feeling, without dealing il cant
- We haI "a iAi= evuk lie following
so7t>:
Taersi-n tcee that rv.si-. crs.s
II III. IL. -. - ~ = =. !
Baths -. A. - 2s-ls = Cd
The Mistress u the Maa>t is the first
= long poem flttea BY Dr. Holland since
.ntrhrfnt~ M Ike - 49, f.r.rs s..,-..
= = ~ ~s".
F 0S t-.10s IesE Us II tile Irc Jude
II - - :sssl-d Ca'vers.
ma ha.s aus: 80 - - d. a.
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Thai ~gtd- ins dabls & alaa-
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And tbs graz Eurr. 81 ~O7ds abS.e.
III = Il. .r,1s..ss 80.
.sse - - ,le -.ss L.1ss. caL
Putin. the herl pf Tia. ,ts,-y tSs -a--f
- ~ ~ ak oeiuiS e.s " a. Ala Soe> Ia
the south for hi, bffgIs.-M 5lti-eft After
-l1eiE 1l1EFsAer ne Urll-> Der hpu1e 10 tue
Mans. or What .se r>,e..Ff. r.ff 40 Ne
SJn.rc 4rr.yi1s- fhe-e III. t-tlS hs- IN !,
VII -
. - ~. tsAs >aAe-
har.
Aae r.ary ..F..f-
-. - -, 80 -.ss - .-alfss,
Th;s
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$50, - .au - -,
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EBERsoLE q W1LLETT,
BRADSHAW BROS.

1 TToRvEYs At LAW ara Ncfar;ss Public
I Tn'-f'o. Tana County, Iowa Ooee in Ga
'ey & 5oh.ssoc-s E.ock
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rE,cHER or vocal AND INSTRUMENT.
Mas Tuiadn Iowa 7. rev -a-vd toe
lot Il, ~ = T. hsr prrf ->',a- Pups r 49,
= ieir. L T., h in a. one
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SyrE-v A-ACsTTN.
BAILEY & AUSTIN,
MRS. F. E. rBERSoLE.

TTuRSEyS 1T LAW AND LAND AGENT
\ Talsic. Tama County, Iowa
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This DO 1 xe consider equal to any
other Of Dr. Hollands writings. and is
success is at,eSted BY the fact shat before
the DAY Of publication. there we're xe BE-
lirse II 40 copies sold 1t will be sen,
post paid 10 any address on receipt OF the
pricr By the publishers
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:. II. STIR ET-

= irNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF HtCIs
Tara sountx so.s W. b~ IL !" q,
SATURDAY. Pub Is syanl:na'.er he a. a
'av Il ah mouth z ], n 9th % Pr Z
-hs-os Hog.s; OF IN Ceurt Ueus= ioitee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-09
FLASHES FROM THE PRESS.

The Straits OF Mackinac are open.
The United States have 10000 miles OF telegraph
No other nation has half as many.
The railroads throughout the country are cutting
down their expenses In all possible ways.
Greene county. N. Y, receives, It s claimed
from summer boarders over 81, 000, 600 q year.
Sea Island cotton is being extensively cultivated
in Mattagorda county, Texas with great success.
In justice TO the Hebrews it should be stated
that Governor Moses, OF South Carolina lisa Gen.
tile.
"A Concord IN. H. milkman recently inflated
his milk, and was vetoed out OF $50 by the town
Judge.
Little Jenny Stockwell, OF Sidney. Ohio, has just
died from rope skipping. she was 'roped'' into
eternity. c1
Bastrop and Robinson counties Texas possess
rs fine coal as be found in PtttSbufg or any,
where else.
Watcred stock--The drown ed-out cattle Of the
submerged South. Great difficulty Is experienced
in noatlng 1t.
John Davis, OF Clark county, Maryland, is the
latest deadhead. lie laid down on railroad
track and stole a free ride TO DEATH
The Kanawha and Ohio Coal Company OF West
Virginia has just filed $4,000 ton order OF coal
for the Spanish navy IN the West Indies.
Snow Tell In New Hampshire on seventeen days
In April to the total amount OF thrty-dve inches.
No wonder that our northwest winds are so cold.
On the 18th o meeting OF the Old Colony Railroad
Directors Will be held at Boston to purchase the
property OF the Narrngansett Steamboat Com
pany.
overn and towed him home by the ear. forfeited
her claim to salvage by calling him q ~ worthless"
scamp.
A Vermont preacher asked prayers for the editor
OF the local journal. and next day was furnished
bill for thirteen years. subscription and $500
worth OF religious notices.
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auss1AH ARMY CONSUMPTION.
Flight to America to Escape the Provost
NTarahal.


Marshall.
letter nom warsaw OF April 16, in the Prussian
BoTsenzeitlsgg says that the Introduction OF the
law establishing universal military in Russia
continues to occupy public attention In every part
OF the Empire. The numerous regulations which
are constantly being published ON the subject are
discussed in the newspapers with an amount OF
care which shows the absorbing interest that has
been excited among all classes by the new meas
ureH-
The reform has, on the whole, been well re-
ceived but 1t meets' here and there with oppo-
sition. Numerous German colonists have alre ady
enlgrated to America In order to escape the obi-
CATION OF serving IN the Russian army. Their ex-
ample is being followed by the rartars
OF the Crimea, whose traditional antipathy Tor
the Russians renders It peculiarly distaste-
lul to them TO put on the Russian uniform
Apart from this, they have Q horror OF
military service and they fear that as soldiers they
would be compelled TO abjure Mahometantsm and
To eat pork. The Tartars who are eligible Tor ser
vice In the army are therefore leaving their
country in large numbers and ENGRAVING to 'rur-
key. Some OF them have for the present lett their
women and children behind. while others, after
selling all their tmmOvable property, have taken
their families with them. The emigration TO Iur.
key Is especially popular In the Caucasus, wnere IL
10 feared that the whole population OF the ku6an
amounting to about 10000 persons, VIII rise
against tie Russian authorities II the government
sh0uld make any opposition to their departure
The arms for this purpose have, II s salo ALREADY
been secretly purchased. and the Circasslans are
subscribing to fund which Is destined 70 cover
the expenses OF the proposed emigration.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY.-THE SPLEN-
n. did steamers DREW and ST. JOHN leave pier II.
loot OF Canal street. daily Sundays excepted
CtITEENs' LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS
~ North and West-Eegant stea niboats daily (Satur
days excepted att r. NJ from pier 40 North River foot
or Leroy street Fare low. 1870
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(SOoKS TOURIST AND EXCURSION TICKETS
" Are issued to every part Of Europe by every line of
steamers They enable more passengers TO travel
BY troin steamer diligence at reductions vary
ing from 10 70 % per cent below ordinary ares They
allow their holders to stop at points of interest
which ordinary tickets do not Cooks Tickets Round the
World from $3.50 to $1,000 gold. Cooks Excursionst
for May giving fares ana expenses for upwards OF 00
European and American tours y now rcady price 10
cents; sent by mail. cooks SOM JENKINS 26l
Broadway corner Warren street. 10
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NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
IN DAILY LINE to Norfolk,
aud Monday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday to Peters


OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From pier 81 North River foot OF Beach street, steamers
leave daily SP NJ Norfolk and passenger ste aners
for Norfolk, City Point ana Richmond Tuesday,.
Thursdays ard Saturdays, same hour
Through his OF lading ana passenger uckeu issued ~
ali noins South and Southwest via Virginia and Tennas
Atlantic Coast Seaboard and other nnesi also by
by steamers Norfolk for Newbern ana Washington
n c., and other points, Ofacc, i97 Grcenwch street
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NEW YORK HEKALD SATURDAY, MAY g. 1874-rKIFLE SHEET


AT sTOCkBRIDGE -MAss. AMIDST BERKSHIRE
IA hilis-Best place 10 spend summer; good accommo
dations cheap rates BOX 81.
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i Most convenient and economcsi route for Holland
Belgium the Rhine s9a Vork a. new osas
ROTTERDAM sCHOLTEN, MAS, CALAND,
MAy2l June II. =. g une ~
For particulars apply to I. W. NORRIS, Agent, office
OF The Morris European Express, 90 Broadway.
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TNMAK LINR-soUTHERLY COURSE.
Royal Mail ste ancrs are appointed to sail as foNows
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIvEHPOUlA
CITY OF BR t! SATURDAY Nay y, at noon.
CITY OF Oh LESTER. Saturday, May Ii, at2P. NJ
CITY oF RICHMOND. Saturday, May % at noon;
CITY OF BROOKLYN n, sat9rday June 8 at 10 A. NJ
CABIN, $50 and 500, gold according to accommoda-
ton. Round trip tickets at low rates.
STEEkAuE-fo Liverpool, Queenstown. Glasgow,
Londonderry London, Bristol Cardiff Belfast iiavrs
Passengers are forwarded to Sweden. Norway, Dem
mark and Paris nj reduced rates.
Drafts issued at lowest rates.
For cabin and general business apply at the
Companvs office, No Is Broadway. =. . -
~ - JOHN q. DALE. Agent.
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(SUNARD LINZ.

~ NOTICE
With view of diminishing the chances Of coll sion
seasons OF the year. 800 ~ -
On the outward passage from Queenstown 70 Nav
York or boson crossing the meridian OF IS latitude
on the hoeward passage crossing the meridian OF 30
at az latitude, nothing 70 the north OF ~. " -
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
sgE Nav fsSf snw EosE
ALGERIA. Sat May PRUSSIA. =. We'd Nav y
.OuBA...... We'd. May - CHINA.......s sat, May 50
AByssINIA. we'd. May % BATAyIA... Sat June 6
and every following Wednesday Saturday from New
York. Steamers marked do not carry seerage passen.
Cabin passage $50 500 and $3.50 gold according
stesrage $50 currency seerage tickets from Liverpool
For freight and cabin passage apply at the companv's
Office No. Bowling Green. For seerage passage at Ill
Broadway Trinity Building.
cHARLEs q. FRANCKLyN: Agent,
or TO p. H. DU vEkNET,
Clark ana Randolph streets, Chicago Ill.
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IaLIzABETHPoRr AND NEW YORK.

The steamer J. 8. UNDERHILL Captain Dixon wi
commence her regular trips between New York An
hizabethport sunday May 10 lesving New York pier
rort Steamboat dock 10 A. MP. M.,6P. NJ. Fare !
cents; excursion tickets 10 cents ~.
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JNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
via Newport and Fall River.
The world renowned steamers BRISTOL and PROvl
DNCE leave pier Is North River Murray street
daily Csnniays June "A to nibcr inclhsiycI at
T. NJ Through tickets sold nj all principal hotels In TIL
city, Halls Bands engaged tor the season.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ALGERIA EMBARK
from the Cunard wharf foot OF Grand street, Jersey
City. at II A. n. on Saturday, May 9, 1874.
CHAS. q. FRANCKLYE. No. 4 Bowling Green. N. Y.
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CrATE LINE.
- NEW YORK TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL.
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
These elegant Clyde built will sail from
pier IS North River as follows - l4F.
STATE OF PENNSYLyANIA.. ....... Saturday. May l6
STATE OF VIRGINIA. ........ Saturday, May 80
STATE OF Saturday, June IL
And every alternate Saturday thereafter taking
gers at through rates all parts OF Great Britain AMI
Ireland Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Germany.
Steeragc low by any other line.
Drafts Tor II and upwards For freight passage ap
ply to AUSTIN BALDWIN Cos AgentA
No. u Broadway.
Storage Office No. 45 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-09

GREAT WESTERN
VI STEAMSHIP LINE
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND. DIRECT.
The steamers Of this line wall sail from pier 10 East
Rit Ter, as follows:- XII
CORNWALL western. Tuesday May o
Cabin passage $1u intermediate, So; Storage. $50,
currency; excursion tickets, yt2O' * f4f
Apply 10 the Agent 10 South street 80
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-12-02

No yj-An amendment VI section Of All a-
proved November -. 1863 entitled An act relating "a
warning town meetings
II Is hereby enacted.
SEC | Section OF act approved November 30
1865 entitled An relating warning town meetings
Is hereby amended - a : read rs follows
II the officers of town city whose duty shall be
to be warned, town city meetings
shall refuse to cause to be warned town or city
meeting for any purpose tAe petition in writing thirty
legal voters setting forth the purposes OF said
meeting. than days said petit
ton, said officers refusing LeSeCls SHALL each be
liable penalty Of forty dollars and like penalty OF
dollars twenty days neglect refusal to
cause to be warmed such uiettin. thereafter.
Approved October y, 1874.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-12-02

legislation after >
was conducted Wit.
Of the stiff forma
procedure. One W
called TO the chair
into 4 dozc and it L
Of 9 Mr.. prcSidcl
consciousness.
\ legislator VII
merit, may th;unk
safely pass both III
the Governor. w
attention, many Il
alive. Once in a
through, no one KIN
an act TO conlir
structures in Lake
affects the railroa,
built docks in Burl
mark ont into La
upon land bclongi.
State by this bill c.
railroad companic.
The value of this
roads themselves !
were not at all part
1t was f;lthcred bv
the House, and WA
Senate and WAS 81
about seven cloch
At this time ho,
torney to look afte
man representing
tors of the town q
hand to oppose it.
reported it favoralJ
ute. delibcration.
governor. The Sc,
executive chamber
amusing. Coy.
his usual dclilDerat
head in response
offered atiidavit> N
the passage of the
governor WIS trac
of the middle lettt
looked up and rell
bill WAS AL i@ht
was anything beh
Of its passage WIS
not with him.
About midnight
the room of the COZ
but the raw ov~te
coffee. quickly var
tite of Il rustic leei.
not Il crunb of 60.
comfort. however.
authority, could l.,
purposes, in the Too
ways ana means. l
or three members
drunk and disorder
interrupted the cou
me books and paper
.4drc rttScr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-12-02
No ~ An Act t. protect camp meetings

1t Is hereby enacted. etc:
sec THO presldeut president and trl!s;''"s II
any camp meeting chartered 10y the tx e
TIRE II tins state that may hereafter be formed ul
der h. e,stluE laws vi ths state authorized to
police At any camp meeting held "A su'h as
s..r,I within miles OF the camp nettlil
rrnuntt, during the continuance of sand camp me-.
ing with the power 10 given to cOhsaOlrs bN
the law. of TIN. state sprltunus liquors. IT,
demand and 10 arrest d,sorderl i'frs ~
and detan them custody uIul proper trlai can ns
exercise OF any the powers speclhed III TINS act pS
,r,rn t. .ithful Performance Of the duties OF .sd
special police officer. and while on duty shall wear
badge 81 ther oniCe.
Sc. THIS act shall take effect from its passag-
App-oNe ed November -. 1874.