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RAILROADS.
Union Pacific Railroad
TINE TABLE.

HSTn FURTHER NOTICE, TRAINS VIII
~ leave and arrive "a Ogden daily, as follos,
LAvE-Daily express, $50 n m; nt.es
o1o p. m; freight, 1870 9. N.
AArvE.-Datly express, s:io ?. M; u,tred.
p m; freight. 610 a. n.
DAILY connections made at Ogden with ..
Ian Sentrei Railroad from Salt Lake Ctr
vi points In Southern Utah,
Mbryen, with stages for the Sveefvster ntnas
AZ Cheyenne, with Denver Pscffc Ratlrnss
for Denver, Central City, aeor1etovn ana al
points in Colorado and New Mexico.
AT Omaha, with Chicago and Northv-zt.r,
ChIeaeo, Rock Island and Pacific. Bnriine1n,
and Missouri River; Kansas CIV n. Joe a.
Council Bluffs Railroads. and Missouri river In
OF steamers. for all points east and south.
Tickets for sale to all points east A. ofs.e a.
wells. Fargo & Co., East Temple street Ara =.
the ONCE Of the Utah Central Railroad IN So
Lake City; also at the Union Pacific Rxtiross
ticket office, In Ogden, at which ONCE berfb. -
sleeping-cars can be secured
Arrangements have been made vherebv ma
sengers desiring to visit Denver. on thes g.
East, can avail themselves OF an excursion NJ
from Cheyenne to Denver, and return, at rrss.iF
reduced rates. sN'45
For particulars and all information IN rs,,.,
| to passage. apply at the ticket ofhces.
Passengers should be careful ta secuye -.
passage tickets to all eastern and son,hs--
points via Omaha, and thus avail themspivss -
Through sleeping ear, comfortable accornrnos.
tions and quick time.
THo6. L. KIMBAIJ..
General Ticket Aerpt
| T. z. sICKLRs.
auzSu Chief Engineer and supertntepas,t
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a CARD.

~.
ID BOARDING WHY QUE sIhkks Ank
N not sprinkied our County Commss,ous,nn
AAy that our areets can " ln, ~ ~ ~, VIZ
same manner - heretoforc. but the water Com
pany desires the Commissioner TO sign con.
tract to pay one-half Of thu cost In repairing
hydrants \ pipes; that there y aireacy con-
sioners. and that . new contract would annui
the OLD which would piacc the citsens o.
Phoebe hereafter IN such 2 posiiion - inc
Water Company may choose 20 dictate:
II "COuNTf Cohhi5SiVShns.
...,,,,. -. w.s-. rc.,r.r, h.a mn disposstiop
puohO sae "sses eS-,P.Ay - - ,.1,-..,
70 break any contract now existing
than and the County Commissioner. wo here
-. - -.-s,,.-ssor . copv Of a r.
VAN n.no you =. p,s ~ : ~. -, -, u.r,a,s.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

Chief of the Hi, Mining Company. -
Location of principal place Of business,
San Francisco. California; location OF works,
Ely Mining District, Phoebe Lincoln County,
Nevada. -Notice--There arc delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account of
assessment Number Six l6), levied on the
twenty sixth day Of March, 1876, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respect.
i've shxreholdAra "a follows. sos A aHAF
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.T CHAS s. NEAL, Secretary.
ofice-Room No. 20. Hsyward's Building. No
4l9 California street, San Francisco. C.iifof'
mia. E VIZ myirto
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NOTICE.

xroTIcE Is HEREBY aIvTN THAT HAVE
IN received patent from the United States
County. State Of Nevada, in trust for the occu-
pants OF said Town Site; that said patent bears
date Of the second day Of March, A. d. 1875. and
was delivered to me on the 10th day Of March,
A. d. 1875; that the lands for which said Patent
was issued arc described as follows, to wit:
The northeast quarter and the southeast quar-.
ter and the east half Of the southwes quarter
Of section twenty two in Township One. north
Of Range slIty-seven east, in the District OF
Lands subject 10 sale at Phoebe, Nevada, con-
tanning -Four Hundred Acres, according to the
Oficisi Plat and Survey on file In the Phoebe
Land ONCE. And that on and after the GOTH
day Of March, A. D. 1876, will be prepared TO-
and will make and execute deeds to the occu.
pants Of ,aid Town Site when proper applica
lions are made therefor.
mrl9.Gw MoRTIMEh FULLEh.
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Amerie.n Flag MIL and M

American Flag MIL and Mining
COMPANY. Location Of principal place OF bus.
iness. san Francisco. California; location Of
works, Ely District. Lincoln county, Nevada
Notice-There are delinquent upon tho follow.
inc described stock, on account of assessment
mo, n levied I'm the Goth day Of March, 1875
the several amounts set opposite the names Of
the respectiye shareho ders, ~ follows.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
New York Weekly Herald.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROF RlETOB.
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET

FvN6E WEEKLY HERALD Is PUBLISHED
i every Saturday, at five cents per copy. An.
nual subscription price
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Any la ger number, addressed to names of sub
scribers, $3.50 each.
An extra copy will be sent to avery club of ten
Twenty copies to one address, one year, <26.
and any larger number ct the same price
Two extra copies Will be sent to clubs OF
twenty. si-its-4 q te3A-
These rates make the Weekly Herald the
cheapest publication In the country.
Terms cash In advance. Money ssnt BY mai.
will be at the risk Of the sender. = "a
A generous portion Of the weekly Herald viii
be devoted to Agriculture. horticulture. Flori.
nestle animals. Particular attention will be
paid also to the Reports Of the Markets.
The aim will be to make the Weekly Herald
uperior to any other agricultural and family
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tain select story, ard the latest and most i'm
| portant news by telegraph from all parts of the
world up to the hour Of publication. -f
During the session OF Congress the Weekly
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ings, and the latest news BY telegraph iron,
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4 Obituary Notices, Varieties, Amrsements, Edi
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The Herald employs no agents in the country
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Is none are necessary. Any person pretending
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The price Of subscription, whenever practices
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DISSOLUTION of Co-partnership

NJor1CE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN co-partnership heretofore existing under
the Arm name Of Behr L Goedicke, h this day
dissolved by mutual consent, Chas. 0oedicks
paying all Indebtedness Of the Arm, and AL &C
counts due TO them are to be paid to and col
' '''' - oA'' CHAs. Won BEHR,
4 M fs 49, CHAs. 0oEDICKE.
Phoebe, Feb. 10, 1875. In fl9-lm
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And in sccorisnco With law and ~ order OF
the Board OF Directors. made on the twenty.
sixth day Of March, 1875. 20 many shares Of
each parcel Of such stock q may ne HecessaIy
will b sold "a public AIctors sne s saies-
comery sareet. san francisco, California. on
fridsy, tie Tys en- y-sl day q May,
ls7s, al the hour oi two 0'clock ?, m 81 said
! day, to pay said delinQpert assessment thereon,
togathsE With costs a Adyegtlsins And expenses
GRO. Z. aFINEEY. Secretary,
0hies-No. 800 califpfnja ttreet, Room No. :.
| San Francisco. Csiiiofria. myll.td
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And In accordance with law AMI an
order OF the Board of Directors. made on
the 26th day of March, 1876. SO many shares
| VIII b. sold ct public auction. at the ONCE
| OF the Company room No. % Hayward's Build
| ing, No. 4i9 California street. San Francisco.
| California, on Thursday, the ~ day Of
| May, 1875, at tbs hour Of O'clock p M. OF
together with costs of advertising and eIpsusef
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the San Jose Hotel ere not to b exeeled anywl
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Utah Southern Railroad

TRAINS LEAVE THE UTAH CENTRAL
i Depot, Salt Lake City, at q. II. and 2aO
o'clock p. m.
Sandy nearest point to Little Cottonwood
Canyon, at sac q. m. and $50 p. m.
Arrive at Lehi at o. m. and 80 p. m.
Leave Lehi at $50 Q. m. and 6 p. M; Sandy,
at 10 80 q. m. and $40 p: n.
Arrive at Salt Lake City At II 30 q. m. and
p. m. a2u-3n
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Dissolution of Co-partnership.

D1SSOIut1On OF CO-pHfCn6ISIHp'
u,HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Elk.
/ listing between Mahistedt b fhipps. In the
Papaca Saloon, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, H. Mshistedt assuming all the liabi'i
ties of the firm and collecting all outstanding
accounts due the arm. EAksH a4s
Phoebe, May 7th. 1875
HENRY MAHLSTEpT.
mys.3Od GEO. Philips.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-28

CoNcERT. Pref j. M. DeiIoss,
Principle Of the Normal Musical In
stitute Of Des Moincs, will give n Vo-
cal and Instrumental Concert at the
Baptist Church In this city Thursday
evening, Nov. 4tl, He viii be assis-
ted by his wife. aud Ave children.
The instruments used will be violin,
bass viol, guitar, tamborine aud organ.
or Henry the elder son, the Des
Moines journal says:
"Des Moines has musical celebrity
although the world does not know II.
Henry +. DeMoss. sou Of Prof. DeMoss,
performs the difficult feat Of playing
upon "a Violin and piano at the same
time, and with skill seldom surpassed
by those who play upon these instrn-
ments separately. Some Of oar mu
steal societies should bring him before
the public.
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CITY ORDINANCE.

An Ordinance creating and defining
the duties Of Policemen
SECTION J. BE ii enacted by the City
Council of the City Of Knoxville:
That the City Council may employ
one or more policemen, who shall he
under their coDtro! and perform such
duties and In the manner that the
Council may prescribe.
SEC. III. Before entering upon his
duties every policemen shall take an
oath or affirmation that he will well
and truly perform the duties of his
Office.
SIC. III. The duties OF every police
man oppointed under this ordinance
shall be the same a. shose of the City
Marshal ~ prescribed in the lsr, "a.
3d. 4th aud 5th clauses OF Section IL
of Ordinance No. OF the complied
ordinances of the City of Knoxville,
and it shall also be the special duty of
every policeman to keep strict watch
and promptly give the alarm Ia cnse of
Ore breaking out I'm any part of the
City, and perform such other aud fur
Their duties IA the said City Council
may by Ordinance or resolution pre-
scribe.
ATTEST: w. +. BURNS,
w. II. RiGG, Mayor.
Recorder.
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Original Notice.

TO Madison Shupe, Hiram shup
Abbie Shupe. Arthur Shupe, !,
&. A. Shupe, Jonah Horn, Arth.
Shupe, Jr., and w. III. Russell:
You are hereby notified, that on
before the 2Uth day Of November
ID. 1875. "a petition Of Carrie Aa
Shupe, Lemuel Shupe, Oscar Shuy.
by their guardian, Charles Cooga
will be filed in the Office of the Gid
Of the Circuit Court OF the state
Iowa, i'm and for Marion count
claiming of you the partition of ID
following described real estate. tO.gi
Commencing al the southwest g,
ner of section 10, township 70, ran.
IS, and running thence north l4O I'd
thence east so rods, thence south \
rods, thence north of west with Ii
center of Knoxville road 59i roo
thence south IS rods, thence west
r ID TO beginning, So acres.
And beginning ut the center of Sc
ton Is in township 20, north Of ran
Is, west, and running thence east
rods, thence south 81 rods and ii litl
to the middle of the Knoxville rof
thence in a northwesterly directs
along the center OF said road to poiT
Is rods south Of the center of said nc
ton IL, thence north Is rods 10 ihs
place of beginning, containing &SlD
acres.
Aud the northwest quarter d ing
southeast quarter Of section 2, sai
the west half of the southwest quSrIs1
Of section Is, and the northeast qus'I
ter Of the southwest quarter OF seroa
IL. all in township Il. north Of Eang'
- west Of the 5th P. Nj.
And that unless you appear the'siI
aud defend before noon Of the secoqI
day Of the December term, A. D. ia
Of said Court which will commence
the eth dsv of December. A. d ~
default will be entered against youE|
Judgment rendered thereon.
STONE & AYREs.
2l-24 Plaintiff Ah1
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formation to person. desiring .insur-

formation TO persons desiring .insur-
ance.
The Chicago Life ranks among the
substantial institutions OF the country,
and has the endorsement Of thous-
ands Of The leading business men, and
of the Insurance Commissioners Of
the States where ii - doing business.
Mr. A. II. McGill. Insurance Conn
missioner of Minnesota. after recent
examination OF the affairs Of the Com
pany, said: II: resulted. I am glad
so say, very much to the credit OF the
Company, aud much to my satisfac-
tion.n He saidfurther. "Fhe assets
OF the Company are largely IN excess
of all liabilities, leaving handsome
surplus. The management Of the
Company appears to be careful and
prudent"
The press Of the country has also
attested the merits OF the company.
That the Chicago Life Insurance
Company, in the language OF the
Chronicle, "has not only mastered the
art OF how To do IL, but the more diff
ficult art OF how to do 1t well, isnow
universally conceded. 1.-The Com
pany.n continues The Chronicle, "is
not only progressing, but progressing
in the right direction. adhering close
iy To the sound principles and better
ways of Life insurance, and presen-
ting 1t on its merits only. What the
Chicago Life does is wcU done, and
it il growing steadily and rapidly.
It's Secretary. John w. Clapp, upon
whom the responsibility OF the Com
pany's control devolves, ia endowed
by nature with rare faculties for its
safe pilotage, and the history OF his
long connection with il proves that
he 10 as successful as safe. With a
corps Of agents unexcelled either in
ability, fidelity or enthusiasm. with
the splendid field Of the northwest to
operate upon, and the prestige OF an
unsullied record and substantial
growth, the future Of the Chicago
Life Insurance Company is assured. !"
The establishment of Local Boards
in lieu OF expensive State agencies Is
All admirable feature original with
this Company. We recommend q
perusai of communication upon this
subject on another page Of the JOUR-
NAL this week, and advise our read
ers to consider the subject carefully.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-28

WOODRUFF BROTHERS removed
their hardware stock last week from
their old building on the east side ol
Public Square to their new brick bull
ding adjoining the Knoxville National
Bank, on the west side. While they
were moving we took occasion II
make survey OF their magnificent
edifice, which IL an ornament and 0
credit to the town. re IL In the form
Of an l., having an east front OF 20 feel
and a north front OF 40 feet. The
length east and west IL 100 feet, and
the wing IL 20xi0, giving an area Of
2, 800 feet on each floor, or an aggre'
gate area of 8, 400 square feet on the
three floors, the building being tso
stories high above ground, and hav-
Ing full basement story.
The basement room IL seven feet
from floor to ceiling, aud will be used
for tho storage of heavy aud bulky
goods.
The next room above IL fourteen
feet high from floor TO ceiling, and,
IL the saleroom where we find an in
mense stock Of shelf hardware In un-
limited variety, aud such "a display OF
goods ia their line az Is seldom seen
outside Of the large cities.
The upper story Is twelve feet high
from floor to ceiling aud is heaped full
Of all manner Of wares and machinery
belonging to tile trade, for sale, ex.
cept that suitable space IL devoted
to manufacturing of tin and sheet iron
goods.
An elevator, OF Ready's patent, put
In at cost of over $500, IL "A note
worthy feature In the building. II
carries the heaviest articles with ease
from the basement TO either OF the
upper floors, or uicc versa.
The lower fronts of the building
have heavy iron columns, and plate
glass 8 feet Q inches 2 feet inches
Doors and windows have heavy stone
riIls aud caps Of beautiful design
Both fronts are surmounted by heavy
cornice of modern aud very handsome
style.
The building and ground have cost
the proprietors about $4,000; but
this amount has been wisely expen-
ded, aud gives Woodruff Bros the
largest, handsomest and most commo-
dious business house In the county,
Though they are well guarded against
fire, they Will carry $4,000 insur.
aDce.
They lave sold their old property
on the east aide Public Square to J A.
and 4. Welch aud John McMillen
for 81, coo.
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Original Notice.
In the Circuit Court of the State
Iowa, In and for Marion county
James Chambers

In the ClfcuIt court OF the O1he
Iowa, in and for Marion county.
James Chambers
Unknown heirs of Sarah June Itf1
Henry, claimants of the ls'a
E4 ) Il l aud s w / s Il
of Section No. 10 Up "A
Range Is.
TO the above unknown defends1
and claimants of tile above desefl'|
property:
You are hereby notified that theT'I
now on file In the office of the ClerA
the Circuit Court of Marion couS
Iowa. "A petition of James Chants
claiming that he is the owner ID
simple of the Il J of The = y / s0
w ! Of the ) T. OF section No. y,
No. "a. X. IS; aud that he is ihlofn
aud believes that you have, OF "a
to have some interest therein, y, 4
heritance ~ heirs ut law of Safsn
Henry. adverse 10 the interest,"
title of the plaintiff; and, that vi
ever interest you have therein y yus
| aud inferior To the title and intefr
the plaintiff and asking that YOU
terest therein be decreed To he IVA
and inferior to that os the plalas
and that you he forever barren n
estopped from claiming any rign. :
or interest in or 10 said real es'a',
verse TO the plaintiff. and the' y"
ifs title be confirmed and estao'i''
and declared absolute. ~.
Now unless you appear ana w.,
thereto on or before the second w,
the December Term, 1879, OF 7,
Court, which will commence on
5tb day of December, 1875, defauH y
he entered against you and deci''
tered thereon.
CLARK Il CRozTER,
2o.o3 Plaintiffs atty
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-28

A. X. IL. ID, RAILROAD. - For two
weeks past work has been driven with
renewed vlgor, and the track has ad-
vanced ut Nh average rate OF oDe.tlird
Of mile per day. This gratifying
result has been secured by the eni-
ploy ment of large gang of teams Ia
haul the bridge limhers forward, and
an increase OF the bridge force. A day
or two since We took bnsty look at
things about Merrill, the new station
eight miles east Of Knoxville, and
about the end OF the track aud the
bridges across English creek We
found large force of worknen finish
Ing the second English bridge. seven
miles east Of Knoxviile, and ths
track laid to the first bridge, quarter
Of a mile further east. and ready t.
advance. According To later hdvices
the second bridge was completed
Tuesday noon, aud the track crossed
II later In the day. The third English
bridge. n little more than mile aud
II half further west, II 10 BIZ completed
and the track extended TINT far, 81
within five and half mIles Of Knox
Vile, by Saturday night this week
There II then hut one large bridge a.
build between there nnd Knoxville
that at Competine, at the eastern
limit of the town. Timhers for ,his
are TO be brought forward Ia order
that track laying may not be retarded
II may now he safely said that tn,
Arat engine viii run into Knoxvill,
about Nov. 18TH.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-28

RAILROAD ccrDEsT.-Atr train man
on the A. *. 4 ID. road Was badly
hurt last Monday. at Merrill Station.
eight miles east of Knoxville lie
was between two cars for the purpose
OF coupling them when they came To-
gether. One esr was loaded with ties
and the other with iron. The iron
was longer than the ear and projected
over tie end. 30 that tile man was
caught between the ends Of the rails
and the ties and very badly squeezed.
We could not learn whether the injury
was deemed likely to prove fatal or
not
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-28

MERRILL This IL the name OF the
new town and station on the A. X. &
n. Railroad eight miles east OF Knox
willie, which, for want OF a legal chris
tening. we have been calling Durham
Station. IL IL in Clay township, one
and half miles from the west line OF
the township. on the south side OF
English creek, and about quarter Of
mile there-from. The town has
been surveyed and staked, and the
plat IL on record in the Office OF the
county recorder. Besides the ground
given TO the Railroad Company, the
proprietors Of the town, Messrs VIM.
Harvey and Chas. Durham. have each
appropriated ten acres for residence
business lots, which are now offered
for sale at $50 each, or half that price
IL the purchaser will build before
winter. The town plat lies on the
north side of the road, on ground
slopipg northward to English creek.
It embraces about II acres, comprised
In eight blocks which have mainly
eight lots each, except where they are
fractional. and where the lots are
made smaller for business lots. OF the
the latter there are Is, which are 20
and 22x122.
The streets are so feet wide. Those
running north and south are numbered
from To 8, commencing ut the west
end OF the town. The street running
east and west along the railroad track
IL named Depot Avenue, the next
street north IL English, and the next
IL North street.
The railroad side-track Is about one.
fourth Of mile long.
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DiD You sEE that handsome sign
IN wire netting hung over the center
of Main Street ut the northwest corner
OF Public square, with the Dsa1~ point
ing 10 the new drug store OF Ardery
N Roberts, In Spesry's building? The
rroprletors are prepared to meet all
demands for any goods In the line,
and propose 10 deserve fair share OF
the trnde of this community.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-28

New DRuo SToRE.--L. Ardery and
]. A. Roberts, under the firm name OF
Ardery 4 Roberts, have opened In
Sperry's block, at tie northeast cor
ner OF The Public Square, new stock
OF drugs and II you want to see the
neatest aud fastest business room In
the city, you ought to call and take
look there some fine day. The room
and everything In 1t is new. and all Is
arranged IN handsome style. You'd
think It flne art gallery. They dis
play the finest ornamental statuary
ever seen In Knoxville,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-28

SraAyED or STOLEN, on the 9Th
inst. from the premlees of DR.. Cornell,
IN this city, Shepherd Dog, with n
chain collar on his neck, color black
and white; medium slze; answers a.
name of 'shep;" was shingled last
summer from shoulders back, and by
close observation his hair will be seen
10 he longest on fore parts. Five dol
lars reward will be paid for the re-
tnru Of said dog to the office of DR..
Cornell HALL CORNELL.