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Wilmington journal., 1875-08-27
SNwANNEE, Tenn,
August. 11th, 1875.

Ham, Thomas IL. Ciiltgn1a1e
My DEAR SIR Il take pleasure in
forwarding to you the accompanying
Resolution of Our Board of Trustees.
The cheerful unanirnity with which
they passed it Was but the echo Of
their qualification in hearing it. The
suitahIeness of your subject, and the
happiness OF your manner in treating
it were fully shown IN the unusual
interest evinced by both old and young
| hope that it may stimulate our
Boys" to aim at higher and chas-
ter elcquenco than that which is ad-
mired by the crowd.
Permit me now, to express for our
whole Board, and for myself i'll par
ticular, our regret that your stay WAS
SO short, and our duties so incessant
as to prevent us from being with you
as much as we desired. And let me
hope that you will again visit Us, be-
fore long and thus increase the very
favorable impressions made on Us b.
your first, too brief acquaintance with
our infaut University.
Wishing you better health and all
other needed blessings, 1 remain very
Truly
Your old friend,
W. M. GREEEN.
Chancellor of the University of the
South, and President of the Board of
Trustees.
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-27

The Augusta papers are filled with
the details of the attempted outbreak
in Burke, Itfferson, Johuson, Wash
lugton aud WIlkisnon counties, Geor-
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-27
Astn7suED MAD FIRED UPON

while returning to WaynesbOro'. They
We're riding quietly along the road,
WREN suddenly two shots were fired at
tlym f,nnl the woods which liLed the
highway. Ihe fire was without effect
and the Wruit-be as s tssins took tOfiight
Pursuit t!ir0ugh tlae thick covert of the
Trees was soonsfnund impracticable, and
had IT, be abandoned. Later in the
day Il colored boy was arrested, who
knew ot the firing and gave the names
OF th', negro men III ambush-Anthony
Dodge and Charley Williams. Two
negroes, frank NIucet and Abel Moore,
;m plicatcd IL the affair, were arrested
Wednesday night on "a charge OF at
tempting TO incite insurrettion, and
brought to Augusta and lodged in the
jail fog safe k "iing. Three otunr ar
rests we're made near Waynesboro', but
tho prisoners were detained i'll cOntine-
1ncnt III that town on account of the
revolutions which were made by them
One of them proved to be the nephew
of the negro, Joe Morris, who is the
mead centre of the insiIrrectiOuists, He.
wa7 also acting in the capacity of cou-
1iar for his uncle, and upon his person
was found d dispatch from Morris,
COUNTERsIGNED BY PRINCE RIvERs
and Candy Harris, addressed to the
negroes III another section of the
county, and commanding them t., rise
upOn the whites and kill them wherev-
er they could be found. They were to
seek out those who had guns and kill
!hem first, in order that they might
procure arms. The man also stated
that his uncle Morris had given YER
hatIV the ~ 6Jra0tInnS to oil ho
groes with whom he was in commu-
nication, One of the negroes asked
Morris "a day or two ago what thew
must do if the white people suspected
any thing and attempted to arrest them.
''klll them on the spot if they have no
legal warrant charging you with the
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-27

Chancellor of the University of the
South, and President of the Board of
Trustees.
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-27

To Messrs. NJ. p. Taylor, @. Dyers
& others.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-02
Legal Notice.

To WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that there is
now on file in the Office Of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Marion County,
Iowa, an instrument In writing pur-
porting to be the last will and testa-
ment of William III. Hamilton deceas-
ed which will come on for hearing on
the first day of the next December
term of said Court, commencing OH
Monday, the 9th, day of December,
1875, at which time and place all per-
sons interested may be heard.
Dated at Knoxville, Aug. 10,s.1875.
1915 ALLEN HAMRICK
Clerk Circuit Court.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-02
Goal CORRESPONDENCE.
aOsPORT.

Aug. IS. 1879.
The sunday School Picnic near
c,l,mbia on Thursday passed off
cory pleasantly. A large number of
aor.ous were present. Six Sabbath
l.h,ol. were represented. each send
,,ra good delegation. Speeehesand
sono. of which there were goodly
.,,,,ter were the order of the day.
o,a GOOD feature Ofthe exercises was
hot the speeches We're all short.
rotire good feeling prevailed
,.ruchout, and much good was done
tho sunday School cause.
The proceedings ofthe Republican
oonntv Convention on last Saturday
.,et the hearty approved Of Republi-
cons in this township and even Dem
on,st. say it is good ticket. You
o.r count on eighty or more Re-
nnl,lcan majority from Washington
township this fall.
Farmers are busy threshing their
Grain. Wheat is poor but oats are
good.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-02
10 Mary A. Douqlamdn.

TO Mary A. Dotghmdn.
You are hereby notified that on the
4th. day of November A. ID. 1877. A.
]. Israel, purchased at tax sale in
Marion county, Iowa, the following
described real estate for delinquent
taxes, to-wit: l.. s. f. / S. +. ! Sec.
10. L. IS. r. Is & +. ! n. +. 5. Il.
Sec. ID. T. 70. r.. Is. And that the
right of redemption will expire and a
deed for said land be made; unless
redemption from such be made with
IN ninety days from the completed
service of this notice.
A. J. ISRAEL, Ownerof certificate.
fll-li1
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-02
To i. II. Todd:

T70J. II. Todd:
You are hereby notified that on the
4th day OF November, A. ID. 1872, b.
Ayers purchased at tax sale, in Marion
county, iowa, the following described
real estate, for delinquent taxes to.
wit:
EI,S part WIS E | sec 10, T75 r %
W., and that said certificate of sale
was duly assigned to w. q. McElrea,
July 23d, 1875; and that the right oil
redemption will expire and a deed for
said land be m ade, unless redemption
from such sale be made within ninety
days from the completed service Of
this notice
w. G. McELREA, Owner ofcertificater
fl2-l4#1
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-02
CLAY TOWSsHiP.

lola, Aug. 80.
ouite number of farmers herea-
hout have finished threshing.
Wheat Yields about seven bushels
ner acre oats forty bushels.
Mr.. +. T.. Durham will start on a
westward tour in a few days.
Mr.. ". L. Moore, one of the lola
boys. has taken unto himself a wife.
Miss Sarah +. Liter, of Pella was
the lady who happily changed her
name. Happiness to Mr.. NJ. and
bride.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-02


REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The follow
Ing Is a list of real estate transfers for
two weeks ending Aug. 80 as shown
by the Marion county records, report
ed for the JOURNAL by r. f. Sperry,
land and Real Estate Agent.
Andrew Wikle to e r Reno %
acres near Red Rock ...........Sl 600
Margaret A Harris to Dan Hoi-
land 80 acres u miles north
east of Red Rock .................... 200
III + Webster to G van der Hart
40 acres In northeast corner
Lake Prairie tp................ ,175
q w Hungste TO A Moomaw un-
divided ] Of 592 acres In Red
Hock 800
Ill Horsnlan TO Jno Horsman 20 t
acres i'm part of Indiana tp. 400
Fl Horsman to Levi HorsmaiI 20
acres i'm s part of Iudiana tp... 400
Jos Horsmaa to Jn0 H0rsHan
undivided ] of 50 acres in west
part Of Indiana township..... 1900
Jno Horsman etal to Levi Hors
man l20 acres in west part of
Indiana township. ................... ., 400
A Boot to w van Ostrum Is acrs
In west part of Lake Prairie tp 275
Jas S McEune to VIM McCune
50 acres in northeast corner Of
summit Bstip.-.............. sos
Drewry Dpertou 10 G. w Daw-
sou 40 acres miles northwest
of Knoxville. .-...........-...... $50
Jii0 nj Jones TO Cbas Miller IL
acres 2 miles northwest of
knoxviile-......................... $50
VIM ID Rodgers TO Harvey RAN
KIN % acres In southeast part
OF Knoxville township. .......... / ,740
Jacob Probasco to Chas ID Will
cut 20 acres 4 miler northeast
OF Knoxville ..... 400
i ktrkwood to VIM Richards
70 acres Joining Pleas ntville 500
Mary NTowne Nathan G. 1owne
acres east OF pelia..... l25
Nathan G Towne TO A van der
Fol 2 acres east of Pella. $1,000. lis
e Williams 10 J NJ Sinclair 40
acres miles north Red Rock, $50
Jno IA Harsin to Sam'l Bfeck-
enridge 10 acres i'm SEQ Clay
township near railroad TRACK. 100
Jas A O'Neal u II H8rtzell 80
aeres 2miles north Of kncx'ile 500
w O'Aeal To Jno Bush % acres
miles north Of Knoxyille,,u., 1000
Jnp Wilson to Alex Waddle rs
acres ~ Red Rock township. 1000
w O'Neal 10 y & Burch 6Acres 3
miles north or Is noxville........ IS
i J Rnrch IN n G Rnrch q acres
. miles north vi Kuoxr.lle..... 200
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-02
Legal Notice.

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that on the
Let day Of next December term of the
Circuit Court, of Marion County,
Iowa, the 9th day of December, 1875,
Nancy J.. Collins will make applica-
ton to he discharged as administrative
of the estate Of Jacob Collins, deceased.
Knoxville, Aug. 8. 1875.
1915 ALLEN HAMRICK. Clerk.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-02

l. Kinkead to III , Scoles 6 acres
8 miles, west OF Knoxville...... so
A kesler to Margaret Stentz6
acres miles east of Knoxville 125
w III Dean to d F Erb II acres
II miles west of PleasantvilIe.. 200
Jno Glass; to F f Spalti 40 acres
miles west of Pleasantville.. 2S5
w III McQaerry tn Il Spalti SO
acres in west part of Union tip. ,S2o
TOWN PROPERTY.
s b Fairbank to A q Clark ] of
lot In Pelia. ..-......................-.S bU
Jno Wilson To Elizabeth Nay
smith lots and house in east
knoxville.............. 800
J V Vowel to G + Reno lot i'm
tied RocK ....................-....... 3bU
Il j Anderson To + + Sperry lot
block ~ on Main st Knox'Ile $50
Jno VI Miller to NJ Marsh lot in
southeast part of Knoxville. 100
Jno y Owens to j G Parham
lots i'm Southwest Knoxville. loj
J NJ Jones to w II Phelps lot in
Jones Addition to Knoxville. IS
JAS II Norris TO Eli Whitlatch
lots in mbia.................... 635
r II Watts To John y Owens 2
lots i'm Southwest Knoxville. 100
Jno Hanks 10 S X Bellsmy and
T $ Cathcart 5 lots i'm Jones &
Hanks addition to Knoxville 500
Luther Burt to VIM o Burt lot
and house on Robinson street
hn0xNliie. .......t-.........-..-.-. ouV
Jno M jones to Marilla Turner
lot in Zones add To Knoxville loo
T Oplrich to J NJ Cathcart and
G. w Bowen 2 lots in South
Pella.................................... 200
Chas Gottsehalk to Il Van Hou-
ten lots i'm Southeast Pella...... 5000
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-02
RED ROCK.

Aug. 80.
The Opposition fellows are all mad
because the Republicans did not
Quarrel i'm the county convention
over the temperance question. The
only remedy can suggest is for the
Opposition to do the quarrelling in
their own convention, drunk or
sober; and ii they have free whis-
key look out for free fight.
The Republican ticket will receive
the hearty support OF all Republicans
hereabout.
Our dry goods firm, Vowel & Core
is doing lively business. Success
to them.
Saturdays rain raised the Des
Moines slightly, and gave late corn
and potatoes a fresh start.
l.arue Starr, of Pottawatamie coun-
ty, was ia town last week on short
visit with his father, f. w. Starr.
lie reports crops generally good In
his part Of the State.
The first Democratic Speech of the
campaign was delivered in Red Rock
last Sunday evening. Whiskey and
lager beer were the leading topics.
The speaker had them badly mixed
at the start, and the further the
worse. He succeeded In getting
turned out OF the saloon. Oh! the
despotism OF Old Grant. G..
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-01
IT. CHARLES HorEI. IGEo. TurL,. PsoPEIEroH


Invalids. by nervous debility, DESTROYS OF
again feeling the vigor Of health and vim of
system, should take a few bottles OF Or. Hen
LEYs CELEBRATED /. y. l.. BIITEHs. Before
one bottle is taken they will feel restoration Of
returning health. No case OF dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, loss OF appetite, rhe umatisn, klC ney
liver disease, has ever resisted Its restorative
power, Livery part Of the human system re-
quires and should receive sustenance and sup
port from the stomach. regulate by the liver.
quired. the whole system languishes. Fortify
your organs of life with these bitters, and in u
few days you will feel your whole system invi-
sorated, for every disease arising from disorder
ed liver, stomach or bowels, it is invaluable; it
will revive your shattered system. Dyspeptics
and persons OF bilious habit should keep it
within reach. If they value health ana ease.
Apl7-lm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-01

GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
ETC. - Messrs. Reinstein Il Gibson
have opened out a first class grocery
and general supply store in the old
judd corner on King street; and one
of the best attractions of the place is
that Judd himself is there doing the
salesman business As happily as ever.
This is tip top establishment, and
the frugal house wife, the epicure, the
ra staurant man, the man who is bach
ing it, the tarmer,the wood chopper, the
granger and the waytaring man iho' "A
fool cannot err therein. See the ad-
veriiSement of this enterprising firm
of grocers and general merchaudisers.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED FRATRICIDE.-
We note by the Enterprise of yesterday
that Dominica Felesina, the man who is
accused of the murder of his brother at
Pine Nut last June, and the burning of
his remains, has been arrested in his
native town of Italy. This arrest was
brought about through the offices of our
State Department acting upon informa-
ton transmitted from here. The APPEAL
was the first paper to mention this re-
ported fratricide. OF course Felesina
will be sent to Nevada for trial.
Doc BENToN's STAGES, Hank Monk
conductor, are billed for their regular
seasons work to and from Lake Big.
Ter. The coaches will make the round
trip each day. They leave here on the
arrival of the morning train from Vir-
ginia City and leave the Lake after
the arrival of the steamers from Tahoe
City.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-01


M ordinance in rotation to ~ ,niug all rlu,-
i'.g alirN~. IN Carsln Ciiy
th, huatd of Iustacs 1t ,ar-uii city, DO -
Car:
sr.r.s ]. Vltn majority If the oWu.fs.
rrpgit,'IHg ug!trtN Of TIC rial csin'p, a
ANY hlu,k,t lard iu said city, ilgl join in
wriit,n rur.ai 10th, Board Of 1nttp.s ui sl.i
atty. =. hHN' ,I'u.d, - 81, sd. tie ALI! o.
Eu.i. 'G.th. ~ ,.rr }u alley Wtr" or.gnallg
LAID 80; ID tu,l ileL,, The asl.u nay L.
ol,n.r,i. ar p',stU. - requested lN such oNnsp,
in co., -.It. taauI.rr irgNidDa BY tuiiLan,o No.
"a. Tor The ulenii. aUl extension Of streets Ia
sand city.
81. = Whenever, in the opening Of any
rlly. ur-ii,lJ tu Iu, lJ.' .sl,its q tnis ,fdf-
uarn,. lr,,H,' lfuIrsty STALL It. talon tor put.
JIG. u.s.. . ih. ssi., shail lr hr=t appraised aud
pa Il tor. or la!m,ft thri'r secured, az ~
ras, g ,1ttfI- a nav -iptL ~ truNiatd 10
rrUirai.,a ". a. l,i,it turli urSulp Irl,rty
-iall %, So alrr ttiatrd "a tulhc ire.
SIa-. q. Al ora, r> of the ItBra ui ifuNto'rs
piaH. s.rsuaut 10 ti!~ utdtthu,r, fer ilu ,poIi.
n4,r,iusng of all alley, shall, 50 H,ynrsuts.
Ar ,No,ut.a by thu ,ty Marshal. Who shall u,
paIa thrI,fur su,h conf utratl,n a. the l,art
Il Trustee slHll deem just and ri,I0r HLl',s
9th, nv r-rsi ,.sally ItoVidoG by orluunoe.
Adopted AlIu -, lsia.
II. /. RICE,
President.
Attest.
T. J. EpwNps,
city Clerl.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-01

TEAcHEEs' ISEr1TUTk.-The Ormsby
County Teachers Institute held its regu-
lar monthly session yesterday afternoon
Present. Mr.. Howe. Mr. Moody. Misses
Spence, Whitcomb, Hsdskinson, Ad-
ans, TAYLOR and Martin The Institute
irst listened to an interesting essay by
Miss Adams. Several members urged
the necessity Of giving more time and
attention TO this branch The subject
Of teaching geography was then
taken up, and thoroughly discussed.
It was the sense of the Institute that the
prominent features of history should be
Taught in connection with geography,
that oral teaching should be the manner
of instruction principally. and that con-
slant repetition should be employed to
aid the memory. The session was unu-
sually Interesting. This organization
meets on the last Friday Of each calen
dar month. at l 80 p. II Those inter
ested in education are invited TO be
present.
THE tobacco and cigars manufac
tured by the Consolidated Tobacco
Company of California are fast taking
prominent place and favorite char
acter in the market. These cigars and
smoking tobaccos are from California
grown stock cured by the famous
..Culp Process" Mr.. John G. Fox
has been appointed the Carson agent
for this company and offers for sale at
his book aud jewelry store all the
various brands of cigars and smoking
.obaccos made thereby. See his ad-
vertisemeut.
The Rev. T. J. Callan will celebrate
Mass and preach in the Catholic
Church, Carson. on Sunday next. May
>, at l012 o'clock A. VI. The Rev.
Father Will also preach at Nespers at
~ P. NJ.
THE COOP TEMPLAR's INsTALLATIoN
of Officers will take place this evening.
The Order is. happily, very numerous
hereabout, and a large attendance upon
.hese ceremonies may be expected.
THANKS TO HON. ApoLrHUs WATT
for copy Of the Washington Land
o,oner containing a copy of Secretary
Delano's decision in the case of the
Bullion G. & S. NJ. Co. VS.. the 42O
Mining Co.
WoRKMEN were engaged yesterday
on Spear street taking up the old
Maxim Gas Company's pipes. We
suppose they will be mustered into
the service Of the new company.
A FuRKIsHED ROOM is offered for rent.
The same is handsomely appointed and
pleasantly situated. See Mrs. Rowe's
advertisement.
DoCroR ZABRIsKIE, who has been
quite i'll 1t his house in Silver City. il
much better, We are very glad to state.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-01

THE FAvoRITE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of King and Ormsby streets, is becoming
the favorite resort Of this city. The great
attraction il Fredericksburg Beer. while the
best Of wines. liquors and cigars are. also. sold
At the bar. nrst class Pedro Game for the
amusement Of guests. . cold lunch ct all hours
and hearty good cheer for all are its recommen.
dstions - public favor. Il. Il. Brown u the
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-01

IMPORTANT, Endorsed by he Medical pro
fes,ion. DIR. VIM. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption,
and all disease OF the Throat and Che 81. DIR.
TOWNSHIPS TOOTHACHE ANODYNE cures
lin one MINUTE. mhl2-tm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-01

REMoyED.-Dr- r. J. Whit has removed 10
the building west of Willis Drug Store on King
street spI-t
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-01
MAY DAY.

declining. Said WeatherWise nelgbbor
with eve cooked shrewdIy through his
pipe smoke, looking 4eenly toward the
chill Sierra. " If the VIVID goes down ] IN
AFRAID "I ;. sharp frost Tonight. We
nodd. 4 assent, and a'ldsd a word or two
of impromptu Went. .-~i>tDm of onr
own, Just to keep up the wire edge Of
the passing chat. Bat We hope that the
wind stood by our interests and that the
appl. and rcar and peach and plum
blossoms ana the SstlllIg buds of tie
peach trees Nil come to greet this May
morning with tier gracious
beauty as Hyit IS with their winning
SIT les VI hoy. JUDGED. that this
rno,uin. in4y prove Mays tit" 70 he
called the merry. merry month; aad
that 1t may he II na'my and sun blessed
month. frli of Fragrance of flowers and
gentle freezes and ali that. April, just
gone. iHs spoiled - fer colder weather.
W. laG 4 solt If prfnedltated purpose TO
write something, file and feeIinE-l'Ns,
something poetic and !inWrIy, something
.ustf,ri aunut MAJ, the Bride OF the
Months aud The Swet thtart Of tn" Year,
but z-e take u lock over orr sDoaidtr
back at tie capric, ; of I"!s that aia
gone ! SiihHsiH'- an" nv t'"'''AF' -
be cjury If cur emoiion~. Bat We wish
eyer1 hudy Hl>sidi Nay gay, af- ire
sane.
Elrzanf >,,trnnaur suit. Fine Dr-s1
<e,a... superior Fu.ni,ilingGcs,is.
Nes-rs. hoFp'l * PLAT are opening
,,,-. o. ,a,v. sr,,..,irr assortment Of ioCls
....t.,. -.r....,.
tu-ipes, suit, al tie Yer. best plntelii.I
Lnnds"me dress conts, vests ana panta-
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when con =, PNi' WIN .il' 't'e'i 60 ii''-'e'
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Hiilyer will leave here tonight after
heinz at home ahout = month. fer San
Francisco to hold Cont for JUDGE Hoff-
man duriun the abseuce Of the latter at
.ie IaSt; iiiat ~ wen ne saw I;!e'
els fron, b;s own Distric, 10 pttend IN
the Judicial duties Of another, Judge
HiIlyer acts. as hy law he is directed TO
do under institutions from his sUperior
officer Circuit Jndoe SAWYER. JUDGE
Hiuv.r will he accomraniad Inv his wife
ana ob;11ra, NJ TI,IIr.,,e b.aI,h ba;rl,
- as =, Ja,,a,;5 ,ba oban,T. :
G1 aI.;.,,.o ~, ;sh.s 60 b.-
on I,, CO. "-,- ss'
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p,r,-,~rn Tb.o1o~a uo1a ro-
turned 10 MS desk IA the oonuoilef
Office Yesterday after n four week S
Cot Fact The Looks like a cross he
tween an overland stage driver and the
Cap'n Of nor west whalFman-he Is so
,3"sh- hke ana i";-eu III Appearance
lie cohiesses l? nave s"ihe' sc'ei"i
pounds IN weight, says De mas an hPpt-
tte Ike an army mule, passed throngh
many pleasing experiences and came
back 10 Carson feeling rs happy as !! he /
had just got safely through successful !
season with keverand Revival Ham |
moud. Glad to greet the cid fellow
CEoICE MEATS.-LoulS MOhr, long /