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Wilmington journal., 1875-07-23
Under the Grasses of summe
Good TliIn gs

Have G. d. Myers & Co., and you
ought not to take their word for it,
even in such an inviting advertise
ment, but go there and see for your
selves, and purchase. A few bottles OF
their claret, with ice, and just such
weather as to-day-well, we shall try
the bottle sent to us yesterday, and
think Of our thirsty friends,
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
Three Points for Consideration.

During the past five years the VEGETINE
has been steadi y working itself into public ia
vOr, and those who were at first most lncredu-
lous in regard to It's merits are now its most
ardent frIenus and supporters.
having such a horror of patent medicines.
changing their opinion and lending their III
huonce toward the advancement OF VtGE-
TINE. 1st-It is An hunt stty- prepared medi
cine from barks, roots and herbs. 2d-1t hon.
estly accom- plishes all that is claimed for IL,
witho out leaving any bad effects in the system
3d-lt presen. honest vouchers in testimonials
from honest, well-known citizens, whos sigma
lures are II sut1icienG guarantee OF their earn
estness in the matter. Taking into conadeTa-
ton the vast quantity OF medicine breuk
consIicu'' III y before th- puhiIc through the
Il ming advert dement's i'll the newspaper col
umn>, " itli-no no" OF n;-rlt OF genuine souch
ers 0! y hiii hAe done, We would lee par.i.'nr'i
tor man. 'rst.' II mail degree OF ride II, pr
:. nting the following from Rev r. > III
ERSUN. -. D., tie popular and ever-genial
pastor or the South Baptish Church. Boston:
The Tired AiOdy sues for sleep.
i."sros, March 9th, le14.
H R STEVENS ESQ:
Dear SlT-1t a. much from Il sense of dutv
as VI "a attitude int L write to saH hat our
VEG E11NE c.Cn If is Il pate; med. cine
else seemed L. avail nj IN c''uid safely 'st-
Either excess.Vs III nta' work o' unu~ii Il care
brings upon me a ierv u exhautl"n IhA d =
pera ely nee d. =. ep, hut Il sieTarely a. tieS
it. Night after ht tue poo tIr, Il body III, :
for sieer til th. "a -d"w swrlcum' ack,
and " h-gl. 'ri tir, out with an 8 most
tat d litt,.' VIC line taken just Il. lore
retire gives sweet AMI i'm III, diate- -iee D.,
ani without any evil .ffects oi the usual mar
cotlcs thinh TWO things wUul,: tend 10 M X q
braIIt-wn ker- sleep. Isl ;fttIe - IL.
2t-A ii tie more E'+ETINE THIS pre-
scrIptIun ped m4
Now l nave pa tirui4r horrur of patent
med C ne" hut hav7 "a greater horr rot being
afraid 30 t. ii the straight on, tIut.. ho VEG
ELM r has helped u''', ami own 1t up.
Yours &c,
). 5. ICKI>SON.
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-23
EUROPE.
PROPOSED STATUE TO LORD
BYRON.
THE ULTRAMONTANE SUB
MISSION,

MISSION.
LONDON, July 17.-At meeting yes
terday it was resolved to open a pub
lie subscription for the erection of a
statue of Lord Byron, at some conspic-
uous place in London. Mr.. Disreali
presided. Speeches were made in favor
of the project by the Ear of Aalmes-
bury, Earl Stanhape and q. A. Sula.
Gen. Wilson states in behalf of the
Americans that they claim an interest
in Byron, and have right to contrib
ute to the memorial. He was sure his
countrymen would gladly furnish at
least Que quarter of the ten thousand
dollars estimated cost.
The Pruss:an naval authorities ex-
plain the presence of the Prussian YES
ael off the Jutland. Sac was taking
soundings previous to towing q dredge
to Welhelmshafer. Minister Schenck
has gone to Sweden and Norway for
two months. Col. Hoffman remains
in charge of the legation.
A Special dispatch from Berlin to
the Pail Mall Gazette says The Ger
man government has ordered that the
defamation of submission by Catho-
lie clergymen to the new laws shall be
kept strictly secret, the purpose being
to keep them from persecution by u
tramontanes. Count Won Arnim has
arrived at Carlesbad ; his health is in a
precarious condition.
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-23
81 TELEGRAPH.
WEST INDIES.
THE SPANIARDS CHASING A
BRITISH VESSEL.
TWO PORTS CAPTURED BY THE
CUBAN INSURGENTS.

HAVANA, July 14-Via Key West
1.-THE Spanish man-of-war Chum-
uca, chased British schooner into a
harbor of Hayti. The Haytian an
thorities found contraband goods ou
her. The British consul is making an
examination. The Cuban Insurgents
have captured two ports near Baracoa
together with their garrisons.
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-23
HEADQUARTERS.
NEW POSTAL REGULATIONS

WASHINGTON, July II. - PostoAice
regulations have been modified 80 that
Custom House officers may examine
all foreign letters suspected of contain
ing any articles liable to duty. The
suspected letters shall be held, and the
person to whom addressed notified,
and the letter opened by him in the
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-23

The Ashville Citizen says: The Grant
review otice-holders hereabouts have
been holding frequent 'corkusses' of
late. to "get out a ticket on their
side, but some how OR other they have
not yet succeeded Old Buncombe is
all right.
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-23

We are again placed under obliga-
tions to our fair friend in Washington
city, for the highly valued privilege oi
placing before our readers some more
of her sweet verses.
We feel quite sure that all lovers OF
poetry take as much pleasure in read
ing as we do in printing the verses OF
Miss Esmeralda Boyle.
For the journal.
Under the Grasses of SUMNER
Under the grasses of Summer,
That tremble, and qu1yer and wave,
With the gold light shining on her,
She lies in her grave.
Through the days of the sweet-breathed Sum
mer,
O,er fields of the wind-swayed grass,
The hours, in glistening armor,
AS Sc ntinels pass.
All, June, fair Queen of tie garden
Did'st thou know in thy name, deep heart'
That Death, in a garland OF roses,
Had hidden his dart?
Keen with the keenness of parting,
And marked with tn symb OILS of strife
Dark with the shadow of sorrow.
The sorrow of Life!
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-23
The Hest Evidence

The following letter from kew 3 BEST,
Past NJ. hurcn, Natlck, Mass will be
read with interest l., many physicians. Also
thos- suffering ftoIn the same disease At atfiict
ed the sOn ., tn, "ev r. D. Beel. NO peI son
can duu! { this testimony, a thtrr is
donbt about the curative powers OF VEGE-
TINE:
NATICK, MASS, Jan. l, 1915.
Mr.. K H. STEVENS:
Dear sir = e have good reason tor regard
ing your VEG Ell = + d medicine of the great
est value. We teel assured that it has been
the means of saving our SON s lie. he is now
seventeen years OF age, for the last two years
he has suffered from necrosis of his leg, caused
by scrofulUus affection, and was 80 for reduced
that nearly all who hi thOug ht his recoV-
cry impossible. A council of able phi ysicians
could z i'ut the faintest hope of his ever
allying Two of the number declaring that he
was beyond the reach OF human remedies, that
even ampulation could not rave him, as he had
not viger enough to endure the operation
just then commenced giving him VEGE-
TINE, and from that time to the present he
lately resumed his studies, thrown away
crutches and cane, and walks about cheerfully
and strong
though there is still some discharge from
the Op ming where the limb was lancrd, we
have the fullest confidence that i'll a little lime
he will be perfectly cured.
He has taken about til, ee dozen bottle of
VE6ErINE, but lately uses but little, as he
declares that he is too well to be taking med
cine.
Respectfully yours.
+. 3. BEST,
MRS L.. g, F. BEST.
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-23
ValuabIe Evidence.

The following unsolicited testimonial from
Rev L. WALkf K, -. D., formerly pastor
CT Bow'ioin square Church and at present ret
tied III Providence, r. L., must be esteemed as
reliable evidence.
No one should fail to observe that this testi-
mOnial the result of two years experien ce
with the use of V EG ETINE in the Rev. Mr.
Walkers family, who now prouounces it i'll.
valuable:
Providence, X. 81 Transit Street.
II. K. STEVENS, Esq,
feel bound to express with my signature
the high value 1 place upon your VEG Ell f.
My family have used it tor the last two years.
In nrsous debility 1t is invaluable, and
recOmm nd ii to All who may need an invigo-
raIirg, rchCVating tonic
q. Il. WALKER,
Formerly Pastor OF BowJuin Square hurch,
Boston.
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-23
THE WEST.
INDIANS ON THE WAR PATH.

INDIANS ON THE WAR PATH.
New YORK, July 18.-A Herald let
ter from Red Cloud agency, dated
9th inst, states that strong, well
armed, and equipped body of Unca-
papa Sioux are on tie war path, with
the awowed determination to cover the
country with horses hoof tracks.
From Indian resources the CORES
pondent learns that they have had two
encounters with white men, miners.
and killed 9 in one and 3 in another
DartV
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-23

On and after July 18th, 1878, thetraine will
be run over this Railway follows:
EASTERN DIVISION.
Passenger and Mail Trains-Daiy
(Sunuay'S e1cepteG.)
Leave Wilmington at......-...... 90 p. NJ
Arrive in Charlotte eat..-..............5 8 80 A NJ
Leave Charlotte at..-......... ........ 4:15P. Nj
Arrive at Wilmington at .............- -7;0GA n
Fast Freight and Passenger
TFainS-DaIly, (Sundays excepted)
Leave WilmiD gton at. ...............61 10 A. M ,
Arrive at Charlotte at. 600 P. NJ
Leave Charlotte at. at...................1:t 1:t0 A. NJ
Arrive in WIlm1ngtonat...- 945 T. Ri
WESTERN DIVISION.
Leave Charlotte 600 NJ
Leave Buffalo at. at.....................12 1900 M
Arrive at Char otte.. 400 NJ
Connections.
Connects at Wilmington with Wilmington s.
Weldon, sn1 Wilmington, Columbia & Au-
gusta Railroads, scmf-weekly New York and
Iri-weekly Baltimore and weekly PEiladt l.
Phia Steamers, and the River Boats to Fay
etteville.
Connects at Charlotte with the North Caro-
lima Railroad, Charlotte and Ststesville Rail-
road, Charlotte s. Atlanta AIR Line, AID
Thus SUI plying the whole West, Northw.s 1T
and Southwest with a short and cheap line t.
the Seaboard and Europe.
8. l.. FREMONT,
Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
~ Papers publishing c. G. Railway schtt
ule will please notice changes.
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS

~ ,-hromos SI. Tno grAnI.-st
chance ever offered agents. We
will mail to any address. post pa Il
= IL bean ifu1 Oil hromos, size 9x1
III mo anted on receipt of 81. Sell for
&3 in an hour Try Cbrumo agen-
cy, n is the best Ia7ing agen-
cy out Everybody loves and buys
pictures. W have work and money
7 for all. men and women, boys and
gIris, whole or spare time, day time
or evening at home or travelling
mail. They cell at sight.
WANTED seiins aTsn'i Pfizs f2s ths fas ssss st
Is en- eloles, Pen, Penholder. Pencil, patent
Yard Measure, package OF Perfumery. and a
piece of Jewe,ry. Single package with elegant
prize, post paid, IS cents.
REST selling Imitation tiold Watch,
C"in silver Hunting Case Watch; English roll
60 G"ld plate; sunk Second Dial; Full Jewe:-
beau iIully engraved Cast 5; and is equ,l in Sp
pearance 10 a Gold Watch that costs from SGT
to 800 1t sells and trades readily, for from
$25 to $50. IT you W sh a w*tch for your own
uss or TO MAKE money on, try this. Price SIT
only. We ~,ll send this watch c. o. %. rub
ject to exam ination If you send 81 with the
order. the a.ance Of SI5 you can pay the Ex-
press Co. II the watch proves satisfactory.
ATr CAN make splendid ray selling our
ALL goods We have Otii5r nOvoltie.
WulcI staple r l,ur. send stamp IoI
our illustrated cara a0guH.
address F. r. GLUCK. New Bedford. Mas
june p 25-ly
@0n Daily 10 Agents. S5 a. Ii
OAO cle> aud the best Family faptr III
America, with wO $50 ObroI,,os, free
AM. MFG c. D., SEQ Broadway, n
BOOK AGENTS Tsosfs Tsosis,s s" sell ommhs mime
~e,se Medical Adviser by Pierce, M
ID The most lady selling book out. Excln-
rive tPrritry and liberal terms. Address the
Author ut Buffalo, N. Y. 4w
SO to $500 assn sa%s On w" TO foStans
% page book explaining everything. and
eqPy Pf ths Ms!i st.sst ks.sw Sent Free
era and Brokers, 70 Broadway, New York. 4w
S6 In &2l r,slse rEs DAY agent, wanted Al,
les, young and old, make more money ut
work for US, in their localities, during
their spare moments. or all the time, than at
any thing else. We offe empio, ment that
will pay handsomely for eyery hnnr's work
Full partic dlars, terms &c, sent tree. Send
YOUR address at once. Don't delay. Now
is the tire. Don't look for wbrk business
elsewhere. until you have learned what
offer. G oTINsoN . Co., Portland. Maine.
may Is lA-d&wiv
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-23
Pee Dee Courier.

AKEr THE MERCHANTS OF WHINING
ton aware that the Courier is the only Demo
cratic paper published in Rockll- am, and
that it circulates extensively in Richmond.
Montgomery and Anson counties?
Rates of advertising liberal and no exit
charges made for changing adveI tisements
weekly. DUCKETT & ERWIN,
masch S-tf Il ditors.
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-23

sent rec on application 70
SIMONSON. BARREIRAS d CO.,
BankeIs e brokers.
Opp. ny. stock Exchange. Wall st., N
june 1875 eod1 &wIy
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-23
NOTICE.

Vexetine for Sale by all Druggists.
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-23
SO to $500
$40. 500, $500, $1,000

often realize imme nse profits when i'll vest
" ed in Stock PIivii ge-. Circulars. contain
ing full explanation OF the mode OF operating,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-01-14

AS AN evidence Of what our coal
trade does for . town, take the COM
parison Of figures between this city
and Washington, on the c. r. ]. d
P. r. r. That town claiming NEAR
~ a. much population as Oskaloosa,
shipped to and trom only 1918 cars,
while Oskaloosa shipped from IL, in
the one item of coal, 1892 cars, besides
all its other shipments. Huge, IL 1t
not?-OskoLoosd Herald.
The coal fields of Marion and Jas.
per counties, especially near Red
Rock in the former and Monroe in the
latter, are great deal richer than the
coal fields Of Mahaska. All we need
is railroad north and south to take
the coal away, 1.-THE road from Quin-
cy ILL.,, to Knoxville, to-day spoken OF
in another column, should take hold
Of the I. M. & ". p. project, OF
which there is at present some talk,
II would add thousands upon thous-
ands Of dollars to the wealth Of the
sections mentioned, besides making
. paying investment for that road
Monroe Mirror.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-01-14

CoSCERTs.-The music classes Of
Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Briggs, under
the direction Of these ladies, will give
two concerts, at the Court House,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
10th and goth inst. The entertainment
for Tuesday evening will consist OF
vocal and instrumental music. Piano
and organ will be upon the stage, and
some Of the best musical talent In the
city will be engaged. Songs-senti-
mental and connie will be presented
by some Of our best voices.
The programme for Wednesday eve
ming will be entirely different, en-
bracing pieces intended more espec-
tally to please Tire old folks. The per-
formers will appear in old-fashioned
costumes and present number of old
but excellent pieces. The concerts
will be of such a character as to please
the audiences, a. the ladies In charge
know what is required to please a
Knoxville house. The people Of our
town have hitherto generously pat
ronized such enterprises conducted by
home performers, and we doubt not
the court house will be crowded next
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Go early to secure seats.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-01-14

Cross RAILRoAD.-We learn the
Quincy & and Minnesota Railway
Company, have made proposition to
Knoxville that they will lease and
operate narrow guage road for them,
if they will build it, making connec-
tons with Des Moines and Quincy.
The same company. if encouraged lit
tie by the people If Lucas county, will
assist us in constructing road from
here TO Knoxville; also southeast of
Morayia, giving US Southern and
northern outlet. Now, if the enter
prising grangers of this country, who
have SO long deplored the extortions
praeticed by the b. u Nj. Road
will just discuss the question of cross
road i'm their lodge rooms. and move
in body towards securing this val
liable highway Of commerce it will
only be a short time until we will
have the road built and in running
order. Charlton must have a cross
railroad, lit Is true the b. & NJ. has
been cross enough), 80 ms to give us
directcotnmunication with st. Louis,
and while others are talking in the
matter, she must work If she ever ex-
poets toget it, Charlton Leader.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-01-14

palsy, sprains, swelings caksd breasts scsia' burn
salt rheum, ear ache, etc., upon the huBsl frame
and Of strains, spawn, gals, etc. upon synal,
one year than have III other pretended rsmeda
since the world began. 1t 10 countsr-irrrsos,a
all healing pain rslisver. Cripples throw away D.
cru.ches the lame walk poisonous bites are rsndra
harmless and the wounded are healed withoS,
scar. 1t Is no humbug. The recipe is puolsAH
around each bottle. It is selling as no srticl's 's
before sold and it sells because II does just sbNf
pretends to do. Those who now suffer from rhsuns
tism, pain or swelling deserve to suffer u they VII
not use Centaur Imminent More than 1000 ssr'lf
Gates Of remarkable cures, including frozen Inns
chronic rheumatism. gout, running tumors etc, h'r
been received. We will send circular coptanlt!
certificates recipe, etc, gratis, to any one7equs'u
III. One bottle Of the yellow wrapper CsBtaur bnr
msnt is worth one hundred dollars for sps7iusaa
swsenied horses and mules, or for scsew-Worn
sheep. Stock-owners-this lipiment Is worth you
attention. No family should be without esnaT
Lipiment. Sold by all Druggists. SO cents per oo'.
tie large botths 81 90. J. b. Ross d Co.,
broadway, New York.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-01-14

EwAIT IL W-RIGHT are opening a
stock Of new goods. pheir shelves
are loaded ut all'tfmes with dry goods
Of all varieties suited 10 the trade OF
this locality also clothing, notions
boots and shoes, groceries, etc. You
cannot do better ut any other house i'm
Marion county In the purchase of
goods In any OF these lines. Ewalt &
Wright WiU give you bargains. They
make speciality of custom made
boots and shoes, warranted. Examin-
alton OF goods and prices solicited.
South side Public Square.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-01-14
DIED.

DAvIs.--Tn Knoxville Iow.
1910, OF typhoid fever. IL an, Is,
Davis, aged 81 years. ~ JoLl
Deceased was born in Rowan co,.
North Carolina, April 3D., lsos 1 ~
married on December lst, 1881 II !" "S
Ninney Morrow, with whom :. ."
lived from that date untiI hi. s '
In 1884 he removed to Illinoi, ss saaa
1853 to Iowa, settling in p,a.s 1 y
Grove township, this county -.
which point he removed to nj. @
in November, 1868, and in Ja,n. wy
lowing engaged in the dry good. -,
with his son under the Arm nan ''
J. & J. N. Davis. o
In 1882 he professed faith in ct.
and united with the NJ. f. ch,.a
with which he spent the earliar va
Of his christian life. Tn 1861 +.
came identified with the Chris.,
Union movement, and was -.
thereafter licensed by council Of H..
denomination to preach the posns'
but in consequence of his adv.no.,
age his ability TO labor in that c,n.
ity was lienited. He, howeva,
manned firna in his Christian rn,a.
sentiments, and lived an active ,,4
devoted member of that church n,,a
his death.
Mr.. Davis raised a family o, b,
children, all of whom-saye an.
lived to the age Of maturity. Five,
yet living-one daughter and ta,
Sons. One son-Samuel--djpd H.,
Sunday, and notice OF his dealt
pears herewith One son fell in !
Tense Of the Union at Shiloh. in cor'
mand Of Company in the l7th mn
nois infantry. Funeral services ua,.
conducted at the Christian Cbsnsl I
this city on the Sabbath FOLLOWING H..
demise, and were attended by lsrr
numbers of citizens, who having h.s.
well acquainted with Mr.. Dayis I
life sincerely deplored his death and
rendered sympathy to the mournin,
relatives. The fnneral services vs,s
conducted by Elder Bly,, Of the Chi.
tian Church, assisted by Rev, N,
Wallace, of the U. p. church Re-,
Mr.. Yetter, Of the Lutheran church
and Rev. Mr.. Warirg, Of the NJ +
church. =
DAVIS. at his home in Knoyyill.
Iowa, Jan 10th, 1875, OF typhoid +.
yer, Mr.. Samuel Davis, aged b
years.
Deceased was son of Mr.. John
Davis, whose decease is above record.
ed. His death was remarkably peace.
full, and he passed, as is hoped, to tie
better land, as if joyfully entering
happy slunber. He leaves wife aud
one child in lonely bereavement.
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MARYsTiLLE.
Jan. u. 1874.


At last Marysville has taken the po-
sition SO much sought after by small
towns; she has begun war OF exter-
mination against liquor sellers. On
last "Wednesday an Information WAS
filed before Geo. Rees, q Justice of
Liberty township, asking the arrest of
5. Scooter and Geo. Courier for selling
intoxicating liquor, and for selling
wine aud beer to minors. The de-
PENDANTS were arrested, and Courier
plead guilty to both charges and was
fined for the first offence, $40, the Sec
ond 500. Scooter plead guilty to SELL
ing liquor, but contested the charge of
selling wine and beer to minors, with
j. r. Brobst as his attorney, who
claimed that the defendant was not
liable to q criminal prosecution for
selling beer to minors, but WAS over
ruled. and the defendant found guilty
and fined 800 and costs. But the JUS
tice has seen his error, and both de-
PENDANTS have been released of the
500 fine, leaving aboat SIS costs for
the county to pay through the ignor-
ance Of some one, in bringing q GRIM
in1 action, when the penalty pre-
scribed by statute for selling wine and
beer can only be recovered by a civil
action.
The Liberty township Musical As
sociation's convention is in session
this week under the charge of w. T..
Waugh, Of Abba, and will give two
concerts one OH Thursday and Friday
evenings.
The Literary Society is grand suc-
sceas Their meet inDs ARE all "a oil a :
tended.
Our citizens are happy now. They
have a justice of the peace, the first
time for two years, and from the
amount Of time the constable puts in
they must be improving their oppor-
tunity to sue some one. JAKE.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-01-14

A. J. GRAHAM, senior editor OF the
Indianola Herald was p,arried recent
~ 10 Mrs. N. M. Oliver, Of that city,
His paper thus closes 1t remarks /:
!" He will quit setting up nights, and
his manuscript will no longer look
like hseroglyphics on tea chests, with
a dash here and commas there with
their tails nipped. It's fearful, this
thing OF writing Politics and News OF
the Week, with crinoline and flowing
drapery fitting across ones eye. We
wish the happy couple joyous time
down the current of life to good old
age. and mp To the portals where
copy and the atievil are unknown,
and printers are the chiefest among
ten thousand -ao said I"
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-01-14


A number OF our citizens, former
Pennsylvanians. no doubt remember
when Or. Chas. Green. Prussian by
birth, commenced the practice Of med
icine ia Lancaster, Pa, fifteen or
more years ago. His prescriptions
compounded by himself. of roots and
herbs, soon found their way into ev-
cry household where he was known:
their curative qualities affording re.
lief and strength to all who used
them. Wishing to return to his ma
tive country, lie sold his formulas and
the exclusive right to his medicines
to party under whose control they
have since been made and sold i'm the
Eastern States. Believing them to be
peculiarly adapted to the west and
south. the propri-tors are now intro.
dneing them here. Burlington Ga
@ette.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-01-14

THE REGISTER Is Knoxville's main
dependence for the latest daily news.
A large number Of copies Of the Daily
are taken here, and when for any rea.
son it does not arrive on time there IL
a general hubbub about 1t when it IL
an nounced at the Post-office that the
Rcgister Is behind. The cause of fail
ure last Saturday was that the morn
ing train down jumped the track at
Mitchellvile and was delayed.