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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-08

Pres't Grant sent Il message to the
House last Monday. We have no
report as TO its character or recon-
mcndations, except that it was in
reference to the Virginins matter.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-08

Winslow & Wilson,

4 TT0RNEYS AT LAW and N0TARIEs
Ia PUBLIC, Newton, Jaspor County, Iowa.
Courts OF Marion Csunty 4est
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-08
T. K. HaVs.

A TT0RNEY At LAW, Knoxville Iowa.
A attend promptly to all business en- trust
I 10 bis hands '-Z0't
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-08
A. Q. Hays,

, TT0RNEY AT LAW and Notary Public,
4 pIeasantville, Iowa. VIII also att" nd
/. eollsctions, and to Buying and Selling
Lard N"j
, 1874-11-10
stood a&oof. He had nlvatorionsly disappeared
from the placo d fow days botore, and had mol

stood a1oos Ho had mvhtoriously disappeared
from tho placo fow days before, and had nut
beou lcnrl of aftorward.
The body waa conveyed 10 tho grave, and aftoi
apprnprnto religious sorvicos by Tho Rev. Lean.
der 1lallock. oil that was ear.hly OF Joseph +.
Hamilton uas deposited honeatll tho sod.
Dit ono nlaht Ind pusaed when r,ln,ots began
to DO circulated that 1Iaaliltons body had bear
d,sntorrou. Thoro moro etrong Indications toai
tho gtave had boon disturbed, It waa atatod, tht
head and foo. boards being reversed, nlo. Thest
r1,u1ors woro kept In circulation until last Mon.
tiny, when a number Of citizens of tho town yIs.
itcd tho cemotoTy and ocencd tho grave.
On reaching thn coflln tlloy found tho lid
brokon ino Fragments. with ,a,l or aorut
licavy wo,ght, ana tho pieces iumhlod Into tns
coffin. lsomoving, these, siosoning spectacle
,Yaa prosontcd to their yiav. There lSy ,lo bodt
Of 11amilton-but tho, hoad mud: right nrm bad
boon cut cH nod taken away. Tho siirt trout
had boon drawn up aufl coverod tho pars OF tha
ncclk remaining, but under It lay pool Of blood,
Tho arm Ind been soyercd at tile shoulder. Tht.
budy.snatclIora, In their hurry, arkwnrtloss, o.
caro1ossuees. had lot iurgo quantity OF clny ral
intotto' cuttln. which, tho inpeetigsting pal t,
clcnred out al well as they could, spllcodt TIL
brosou lid, aud ronllod tlto grave.
, 1874-11-10

PAR1a. Nov. 9.-La P,'esse, aemi-otficial
organ, Gays: " Tho forthcoming message OF
President Macalahon will demonstrate to the
Assembly tho nccesalty of foreanizug asoptonnase
and then dissolying, and will announce that tue
Government diaapproves Of tho ta1dinesa Of ths
Committee Of Thirty, which will submit con-
A.itntional schome Of itB own."
Iha Duke do 1louohy has been elected In the
Department OF the 0lse by CD, 600 votes.
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
PARIS, Nov. D-1ho Fronoh Government haa
accepted tho roaiguation Of tho rrefect OF Nice
MATRIMONIAL
Tho marriage OF tho Prince Imperial to a
daughter of tho Russian Grand Duohosa Marie
lB mentioned in Donapartist cKcles aH probable
eYont.
The Paris Union says TINT Don Carlos l,aa In
trusted Ills brother AIpl!onso with an important
miasIon to foreign courts.
FNEE THINKEaa.
Delegates representing torty-two Protestant
conaiHtorios laye begun . session In parls. They
iutep1 to issue manifesto affirming lights Of
oouyclesce, aud have already passed resolution
refusing to hold new eloottonH In plsoe OF those
recently anuulel by lhu Minis,or Of Public 1n-
strtetlon.
bionalgneur Eruohaud, Archbishop Of Tours,
died today.
Comploto toturns from tho Department Of
Dtona oleot II. Montixp, Republican, to tho
, 1874-11-10
Artistic Tendencies IN puritnnlanr.

I looked In upon tho Montpeusier collection,
which III exhibited at tho AtLennnm uuder tho
auspices OF tho Art Museum, and Was glad to be
there, yet must ray In truth that tho Murillo
to put tho othcrs out Of remembrance, and I
recall now little moro tlan lIer mild, celestial
beauty NJ elle qunella 1t in one hall aud looks
into the other hall upon tue etalwast form Of her
great rival, Martin Luther, tho hero Of Kanl-
bacll's cartoon OF tho Reformation and tho moa-
ern agca that threatens to tako hcr from tho
throne. But this Madonna has no feRr III her
look, and Sue aeeuln suro that Luthor will not
broak her spell or destroy her dynasty. Perhaps
se il right aud Mary ~ to have the best of IL In
Whst woman wills, God wilIa tho old provorb
HaYs and po1haps Boyton will arrange aoino
SOFT OF l. compromise with this charm-
ing lady, and discover somo method Of
reconciliation botween protostautism aud this
clement of Catholiclana which may end In an
and culture Of tho indomttable Puritan raco.
locked into tho fine now Shepard church at
Cambridge. on Sunday. for the first time. aud
tnuud two Ladies' arranging flowers about tho
cliancal, in that memorial OF ono Of the stornoBt
Of tho Puritan Fathers, and upon my alluding
to the very churchly look Of tleir olancel, font,
roalllng-desk. pulpit, aud communion table, tAaY
said that 1t uas good. congrogationalfam to fol.
loW their own convictions. anu thelt people ltkol
fashioned severity. Thcro was, Of oourso,
nothing to 10 said against that yiow OF tho mat
tor, yot tho question cannot but arise ~ to what
VII be tue stnto Of thinRa which is snro to
with tho new blow OF beautiful art. Ono Of tho
ladleB herso!f WAS . prophecy Of tie now tlmo
coming, for her delicate foatt,tcH mud gracofu!
featurob would mako Aer welcolna peraonngo
IN Mastatplaco Of Li,llaia or Holman Hunt.
Posi-
, 1874-11-10

Eancy w OfR "ith Aut uMn RAcNVHds
From tho Country Gentleman.
Tbs bright tnts OF autumn leaves are very
lovely for ornameutlng our psrlors, bouloirs,
and dining -tables. Draolets and pioturo-fsan eli
can also 30 adorned with them, and they add
grontly to tho beauty Of ouo's surroundings:
Callect 1arge quantity, combining evory hso
from crimson to scarlet, from scarlet to yellow,
and from yellow to- green. Tho lod bnoch and
tho beautifully variagated sumaoh ale very do.
sirable, Us also arc tho oals and fornB, but the
maple exceeds tlem all III the great variety of
oyorY leaf on tho wrong eldo with q moderately
warm iron, holding 1t upon tho !eaf onlY min
ute. Thcn tako = camol'a hair pencil aud q lit
tls oliyo oil and carefully brush over oyory part
Of tho loaf. I'!aoe them on q flint sur
face to dry, and let them remaln until
tho next day. For wiring these loayen into
garla1ldB, DO, or for preparing thom for bou-
Duets, take tho fno Erooll-coyerod reel wiro,
such ~ iH always ueod III manufacturing wax
lux 1t 10 that it will extond tho eutiro laugth OF
the loaf to support IT.. Afterwards wind aruund
oaph stem to conceal the wire, oithor narrow
strips OF green tisaua.pape or brown Darlin
worntod, and Join tho leaYos togothor iu sprays
Of cnlrsa the individual leaves Oh each spray
m,lat DO OF tue saHo species, propaE8 q lnrgo
nunbor Of t]loHe sprays mo,,ntatl on wires, and
taun arrange thUm in yaBeH, about pluture-
truu!eH over mirrors, aud M ornaments to laco
curtains. mud your aInrsmoats will prosent D
feBtiy0 appearance, although tbs 1ronrY winter
Woatuor has browHod tho faoo Of naturo. uall
loayes acornH, and br!ghtlyoolored beans. Gun,-
mod upon T. cardboard frame, will mako liatIa-
s0mO oorior-braokets, or wa1 -l>ookots Rntl y4Hes
tn your hoautltul leayea. lilo aoorna utd boa,lH
ought first to be cut in half, Wlou uaod Tor tllB
puSpoHe.
, 1874-11-10

Execution Of Jo8eph r. Hamilton Mt
ftCt4l11ilY, nt0s

From The bethany {Ho.> Republican,.
For the first time in its history, Harrison
the execution Of q convicted murderer. Al
though about eight men have boen slaln on l1s
soil since tho year 1851, not QUO OF those who
did the killing haa been pan!sled by death. Ono
was convicted OF mans!auKlitor in tue thrd de-
groe, ind imprisoned short time; two wore no.
quilted; two escaped and wero novor heard Of
afterwards; two woro never brought to trial i
and ouo case is yet ponding IN another county:
Il was left for the tirss execution to DO that Of
ono who porpesratea his ononae ~ another
county. Last friday m execution TOOK place In
Bethany which will long bo romembofed by thosn
who now lossdo IN our COUNTY. ', I, ,JosopI1 = Ham;
, 1874-11-10

The Dcfont OF the Anti.F1 onop o1iats.
COUNCIL DLupFs. H.. Nov. 6, 1a74.
TO the Editor Of The chicaoo 7TiotHe:
SIR. In 1oo,tine oyer tho polit,cal floia aftor
- .,s ts' s"a -: - -. ~
naso n"a ~ 'uo 4"so cnnS"bsF ~ ptope1 " le-
Wow Bon1e OF the calaes Of tho defeat OF the
Anti-l1ouopolv party, This defeat is moro sig
t,ons 1s,aro 49, nann,,,,c.n rartr has o,1,n 7own
s1ona "noAo ~ .uo tos pa1s A's hoAs ~ ~,
IN defoat, tho succosa nus Doen won undor the
nasnc Of Democracy.
On tho Let Of August, 1872, amidst tho ox-
ci,omont of, Groclovam' tho. Tibcral Repub-
ncans' heaoea o9 ~ D. .sea"ne'l' nna 'no
democrats, headed ny eS-sonator Doago'
met fraternally apd senHationaly In tho
Court House YARD ut Desaloi aud formally
' ,sad a' H. ~ nas.,se ~ -,
ooacetAeu. out!ea 'uo Dou'o't"''e patty ou' u
sight. Alter tho marr1a6o-oorcmony WIS por-
formed, tho delegates wont home. aud tho can-
vass that year WAS conducted without fuudB Of
any kind by The Hon. John ?. Irial, on tho part
OF tho Democratic Committee, anu Col, John II.
KoatloY On tue mart Of The Liberal Ropublcau
State Central Committee. Tho State was carried
by tho HopnblcanB by GO. 00U majority. Tho
morning after tho election found tho clements
opposinr tho Republican party prostrato mud
dernorailzed, without q head and leudership. aud
without a policy or pnrpose.
some tine before thls result, Grange oreauiza.
tioue had been effected throughout tho State.
aud aoouired. bY somo means or auothor, q
nolit,cai AicniC}cSnce. Tho regulation nf 1ai1,
WAYS by 1ogislatlon entered into tho politics of
tho State il 1873 and. by agitation, Auti-Alouan-
DIV Ropresentatiyos were eloctcd sufl|olent Ia
make tic stato House of Kepresoniatiyes a tio.
mud for weeks obatruos tho organization Of tho
I,acislaturo. This was eiYectoi. as ynu know hv
Compromise which gave tho Ropublioana liz
bpcoker and the Anli-aonopolista the remniufer
, 1874-11-10
SPAIN,

DON CARLOS EscAPEs TO FHRNoH TERRITORY.
HENpAyE, Nov. 9.-Tho bombardment OF Irur
is continued. Cons. Iona and Laaolna yis.
itod tho town on Sunday, but stayed only half an
hour. They are expected to return over the
uilta from Ban aohastiau, with COO msu, and ehe
CArltsts have gone to moot them. 4 battle il
expected to bo the result.
MADRID, Nov. 0.-Tlo Carllsts havo raiaed tho
bioga Of Irun.
Don Carlos hha arrived at Honndayo, France,
accompanied by bis star, aud the Madrid Gov:
crnment has demanded that they be returnod
Republican Bucceaaes oYor tho Carliata elae-
HAcro are announced.
AN IMPORTANT DENIAL.
PANS, Nov. 0.-Tho truth Of tho Bnauistl
Governments announcement TINT the scgo Of
Isua had been raised is denlod by Car!ssts hero,
who profess to have information ttat tho be.
siogors aro violently cannonading tho town. to-
night. Thoy also state that Don CarloB visited
all tho ontposts yesterday.
A Republican battalion has landed at Fonts
1abia, nnd decisive action is expected to tako
place tomorrow.
LONDON, Nov, IA special to tho Standard
reports that 10. 600 Republican troops have col
iectcd in tho approaches to Irun Tor tho re1ief
Of tho town. but Tho Carltsta occupy tho intor-
yening pasaes In great torce.
, 1874-11-10

From The Neto Orleans bulletin Sop. O. .
From reliable Hources we learn that William
dtion, and 10 not o1pectol to live until morning.
On Tuesday ho WAS attuckod with symptoms OF
Inflammation Of tho bowels, which rapidly in
croascd in their iutonsity, and at late hour last
night had 30 iar prostrated him that hut little
expectation OF his recovery remains. The Ger
rices Of prominent physicians had been procurod
but 30 slolons was the dlscaso, 10 fur thoir art
has not been successful.
LATgn.-A reporter Of tho Buletin, at Lids p.
M, yielted tho residence Of Kellogg, aud was
ushorcd into lls chamber. Upon inquiry after
kellogg's condition, ho waa taken to tile bedside
BY Mrs Kellogg, who was Watching With ler
husband. Tho sick man comp>alnea OF terri-
bio burning sensation lu bis bowels. and eooued
completely .prostratod. From appearances. he
Boouel to 10 worry sick man, hiH eyea suuken
Ills face piuchod, and his features wan.
, 1874-11-10

GERMANY.
FAILURE OF THE rLAN FOR ELEuT1Nu rnrEsT8..
BERLIN, Nov. 9.-Tho ArBt attcmpt Of tho
pruasian Government to lavo pfiests oeoted by
ths congregations has taken place at Landsborg,
and resulted in utter failure. 0nly o}oren por"
Gona offered to vote.
NATIONAL r1NAHoEs.'
DRnL1Nj Nov. 0.-ln tho 1ioellstsg to-day tho
army budget and other financial moasuI " mon
tioued instho sEnperor's speech were roforrod to
tho appropriate. committees. Tho Minister OF
Fiuanuo: Btated TINT, ho considered surplus OF
1890, 900. Icicllsmarka certain, but tho uoyern-
oxpoudlturoo for tho navy antl totograpls
ANOTHER sTunnonN n1aIt0r,
Tho 1overnnont Inns entorcd al action in tho
Ecclesiastical Court against tic Bishop OF Pa
disborn. mud lodged an application for htB de-
fensc or tako any notice OF tho proceedings.
, 1874-11-10

. RoME, Nov. 9.-Additional roturna from the
voting. yesterday for tho Chamber Of Deputies
Bhow tbat all tho Ministers haye hoou ro.c]ocsed
Up to tho present timo II Is known TINT, Ia 1G5
districts tho elections wore dsoldod, and in t73
aecond ballots will ho required.
RoME, Nov. 9.-rhns fur tho election Of 213
ofoderatos and 80 Opposi!ionists to tho Chamber
of Deputies is known, whiie a second ballot is
necessary In 200 dtstlicts.
HONE, Noy. 8.-Oiiioat rotnrns fully confirm
Ministerial candidates hayo beou olootod in $3.50
out Of 5tl diatrtcta,
, 1874-11-10
A Young Woman Noarly Hammered
to Death.
Il P0vcrty.Stric!1en Fellow Commits
Tho Crimo for, rluudcr'S..
Sakes
Full Details Of the SINGULAR
and Bloody Act.
Arrest OF the Perpetrator.


desperate crino, Which for dabolism and
wanton cruelty las few proosdonts in Chicago,
was enacted yesterday afternoon in remote and
isolatod part Of tho city. Tho rorpctrator ia .
young man Of Danish birth and German
parcntago. uis namo ia Louis Koch,
aud Lis ngo "a years. Ills, victim
nus Mas!aa mnao, young aofnan
woman OF about ~ years. anu tho wife OF hard
working carpenter. pluudor was tho object
Koch had in rivv, and, according to hts own
nov,nrv ,r - nr. <,,,,,,,,,
,o'ANi' "4e AnA iNeANt'A
Which led him to IN act tlnt nearly cost tho VIC
tim hcr lie, and nado the would-ho murderer
aud robber q subject for the 1apemau's moose,
roou,a er.rrvrvT
Aoon aiH 1..4,-tt
10 TRIBUNE reporter lass niSnt 10 TO Tue onoct
that lo IL q Bratncr oy occupatlap, and Inns beon
out OF employment for aboW thrco mouths.
After long md fruitloss oulcayora to lind work.
ao "ou1 aopus .op"'4us nv 3sf@p1 tanps' anu
"ooe ago called ~ Mra Alndos house
and repaired ono. Tho placc Ia a noat
two-atory fran,o showing tho handiwork. Of a
thrifty carpenter. and il situated out on thu
ptaifae IN lho extreme northwestern section
ol tno'elty. "hofo thoFo aro not moro than half-
a.dozon houses, and whoro the policeman IN
charge OF tho four-suuarc-miio district cau
searcolv mako morn finn Wilt ,r,,1o IN i,,tv
t,,,.;,,,, ,.an,.x,... 49,. -.
'A."f 9eoAoAu"s noeut "no s1sS no noa no'ef
been IN thu habit OF drinking to oxce8s, went
about with brother-in-1aw, and drank
THREE on roun oLAssEs or HEEL.
uoop. In a detected stato Of mini on1 rcnairoil
to tho house OF blrs. R,ndo. T'o
younr wou1an's buahani was nwnv NJ lila
work. q long distance on. nud her oni; cornnany
was. that Of an infaut child Sic was busy
abnut hnr i,ounol,oid iutlea wbon KocI,' ~, @
ino tho kitchen through. tho opcn door. and IN
formed 1,er tI,at In hnd.cnl]od tn tnn,,,rc nhost
tho fnmn In Ind rnruifod. nnl tn fenrn IF ala
wnntod sono waBbiur.bluo which ho ind to acll.
Bho roplicl that thu lau1p, was ull right, and
turned upou othor mattors. III tho course Of
tic talk Mis-. Rindo lpfornoi Koch that her
hunhnt,d Ind saved abo,t s75' viii, which thov
intended 10 make
rAyMrSr ON THEM LOT.
aronui will; liar haok townr,ia tha vo1nr unn
Tho ]attor statos. that lilo devil soonlod to nos
possess posi- M himself M Of tho monoy which ho supposed
must be in tic hol,ao. Quick as thought i,o
blaIo deais tho voung woman = heavy blow
m t11e hnoK Of tGo head I1o tionrl,t
to. render hor iusopa,b1o. but s1a
ecronmcd loudly. and turnoa desporatoIy on
ouy human boine % noar at ha9SdS SS vas Tho I.lplaas
ch,id. which ciunr close to
''''''' "''''i IT'S 1s nsrESsr1sss s:Ssp =. MOTHER
aud cried pitcously, Seeing that uuo blow did
not disposo Of bis victim, Koch BROUGHT lis uaiy
pp ls s"n a assss essa sf S sFssi m n
tho ticndlsh fellow tlesit her third blow. wh;cI
sent or 1eolinc to tic iloor in m naensiblo and
apparently dyig condition. Before falling, She
Continued to norenm wildly Tor help, but nonu @
, 1874-11-10

ANOTHER n11ou III TIE 1Ar1so rnooEB

ANOTHER HITCH III TIE IAY1No rnoCEB8.
LoEDoN, Nov. 0.-Advices from the steamer
Faraday atato that, up to 8a. m., 1,481 mica Of
cable had been paid out, but at p. m. a fault
MAS discovered In tho cable. but too late to pro-
vent 1t from being passed. overheard. The wind
waB blowing gala and tho cablo was buoycd.
Whom tho cablo was buoyod the Faraday was III
lat. 4s 81 north. long. A IS west. The depth Of
water waB decreasing, tho ship being tB0 ,nilos
from where it WAS intended to splice on tho shore
nud.
, 1874-11-10

II q y 1IEI&
0TYE8 TURKEY THE COLD BupULp

T. oIvEs TURKEY THE COLD SHOULDER.
VIENNA. Nov. 0,-Som!-oflicisl Journals nay
Austria will make no roply to tho last Turkish
dispatch. but will Immediately conclude COM
norciai convention with noumnnia. I:
Turkey ts being ruined through tho blundors Of
engaged in consolidating mud Btrengtheutng tic
Danubinn Princlpaltics,, which, In tito oyont Of
general catastrophe, would form tho contto Of
NON combinations.
, 1874-11-10
RUSSIA

LONDON, Nov, 10-5 a. tn.--Tho Russian Gov
ornmont has ordered e!ghtcon iron sloops for its
tlotilla in tho Sea OF Aral, md two light draft
steamors for service on tho Anu Darya River.
, 1874-11-10

FAMINE II ASIA HISUH.
CoNsTAN11NorLr, Nov. 9.-Dospits tho Gov
ornmont's moasureB III Asia Minor, tho famiuo
conttnuca. The Khedive Of Egypt sout corn to
tho datrcsscd districts. llr. Baker. tho Amer
ican Mpister Philip rsancle. the British ConBul-
Gonoral aud n. Lobot, tho Frouch banker,
formed tho Relief Committee.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-08-07
Tom Lones Erected.

The election news from different
parts of the State, indicate beyond any
doubt, the election of Capt. Tho8. c.
Jones. the Democratic nominee for
Clerk of the Court of Appeals, by a
large majority, somewhere between
%, 600 and so 600 The boiling Demo
crat, Cochran, it appears did not poll
the Republican strength of the State
It was feared by many that the charge
of inelieibiity, by reason of indirect
participation in the acceptance of a
challenge to fight a duel, so persist
emily urged By the Republican press,
would endanger Jones election but,
., .l,;-,i- - c.-,;ir,neas 49,,
Jones does not, legally speaking come
within the constitutional inhibition.
The people were satisfied with his
other qualifications, and took the
chances on this. These charges would
have been fatal to Jones before the
Democratic Convention, but before the
people, it was ouly necessary to know
he was not eonstitutionally Ineligible
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-08-07

Among the many points OF interest
10 this volume, which agents should
understand and explain 10 the most
5alteresting aud impressive manner when
selling the book, the following may be
mentRned as the chief ones: 1t is
the first and most complete account OF
Africa; of the physical geography OF
that country; of its mountain ranges,
its rivers: its water sheds, and its com
plicated aud extensive system of lakes.
From the earliest times Africa has
been the unknown country of the mod
ern world. Among the African travel
ers of this and the last half of the last
century, who at the constant risk OF
their lives have explored this country,
Livingstone is the most famous, and
by far the most successful.
The progre4 of modern discovery
has opened new fields TO the enterprise
of the world California, Australia,
and other lands have excited the mod
ern world with the realities of greater
,gedItk than \yen the dreams of Ell
Dorado promiiFd. By Livingstone S
lsbors Africa has been added to this
list In the volume before u, sketch
is given of the Diamond Diggings, the
mines of gold, and other precious
metals which are now attracting to
South Africa emigration from the whole
world But the uncounted treasures,
the unexpected and inexhaustible
sources of wealth which Livingstone
has disclosed in his journeys through
the interior, surpass anything Of the
kind hitherto known.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-08-07
The Emperor william a, Fms

Letter from Ems from a Corresnona.r,
of the New York Tribune.
The German Emperor was not nip.
gard in showing himself to the public
while here. lie took the sacramental
twenty one baths and sixty three glas
ses for his asthma, aud lounged abou,
the Kursaal two or three times dav
He always appeared with an aid de
camp, who marched a yard behind him
to the left as if the distance were
measured, and when the sovereign ad
dressed the follower he did not turn
his head, but gave the aside of the
stage People bowed low right and
left as he advanced the women curtsey-
ing. The monarch touched the brim
Of his hat, but did not remove it, and
occasionally only shook his cane at the
gentle sex by way of salutation, in
marked contrast with the Emperor of
Russia, who, when here, took off his
hat with the sweep aud empressemeat of
a Partisan. Here aud there the Ger
man sovereign stopped before group
aud chatted moment, when those adj
dressed manifested much emotion-the
cup of Joy ran over. BE spoken to by
the Emperor and be gathered to one
fathers. This was glory enough, and
as he passed in the garden he left lit
tie eddies of delighted, ELUSIVE sub
jects, who had been honored with his
brusque cordiality.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-08-07
The Earth Growing.

The other evening we heard two OF
our citizens discussing a (to us) new
aud startling theory, namely, that OF
the constant and general growth Of the
earth one of them contendiug, and
with some plausibi!ity, that the face of
the earth is slowly but continually
growing, getting larger, just as an APP
Pile grows larger and larger until ma
turity is reached This is ID tolerably
old world of ours, and if it is only a
baby world yet and continues to grow
and grow and ''stretch out till the
crack of DOOM" we would reckIessly
bet nickel or so that by the time it is
IA good sized, healthy child it will be
well, say all out of doors. Ii is
contended that there is not lot in
town that has not been surveyed in the
last thirty or forty years but what will
gain several inches. just think of it |
If you buy three quarter acre lot
now, in the course of two or three
hundred years you will have enough
ground to make two or three good
"corner lots" What a chance for a
"spec" is here But joking aside, can
any of our readers prove that the world
don't grow? That's the question:
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