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ORPHANS COURT SALEi
July "A MA.


IN pursuAcsof On order isssoi ou, Of the Or.
phass Conrt Of snyder county, and directsd TO
the unde signsd, AdssiuktSatos Oft sstats Of
lIsury teamsr, lAss " Union tSD., snyder co
ps., decreased will b sIpe-si 10 Publio sale, on
the premises, on
SxtsrdIy, September, Al 1876.
The following described Real Ests,s, vts L; All
that certain messuaxe asd Tract OF land stu.
sto In Union tovnship, SNYDER aounty, Pa,
bounded - foilows 70 wf, Nor.h BY land OF
Michael nod khvshan bruLsksy, sAst BY isud
o. simon n. hsrroli, sosth - land VI y sses
brutaksr and Wet By lsnd Of AsrahAu bra.
baeksr. contsiaipg
Nine.y-!SeyKn Amx.
more or less, on which are erected Largs Two
STONY HOUSE, BANK bARS. Wagon Shed
snd otLer nscsvSsrv estbuildIn2s. = young or.
cls'd ot cLoiss iTsu 10 On tbs premises, q we'll
OF excellent Wstsr near tAo d9sf. Si1gy Acres
Of tho above tract Of land 10 slsarsd ssd andor
good cultivation, tho balance u coed Timber
Land Sale to sommoaes al 10 oieLJok A, Al. vi
said dsy when terms will ~ made kIownIy
SAMUEL SCNULL,
Jsy IT, S'a. Administrator.
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COHMISS.cNE3...Wm. Sitting of

ic nomination for the oEAss 81 County Couniis
siouer. Dir. Biting 10 por-'sT With both par.
ties, capable, aud II sooiaatsd sad elected
would make sn otnsor that Snydsr Dishi veil u
proud VI
SHERIFF. .-Middlecreek presents
DAVID HSisGa % = candidate for sheriff,
subject to the rplcs Of the IBrty. Mr.. Aiser 10
acknowledged . nrst s.ass tusiness man, aud
possesses the energy aad sLility to make good
oireer. His democracy 10 10, q1sst iossd.
BEAVER.
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SHERIFF.,

ShERlFS.-John NJ. Troxle Of
West Beavor towu.hip 10 . s,ndids's FOR the
Democratic nomisatisu for Sfsrit, 7blees -
tho rules OF the party. NJ. TrsNle isa Aan I
moro than ordinary ability Kind eslrtel, and
II nominated and elected I'll mako worthy
Oihcor. WAShlNtlON.
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= = -
A p.sPArcn Of J1ly 80, from Nash,
Wa says cx>Prcsident johnson vas
stricken with paralysis and that lis
recovery IL vcry doubtful.
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TO THE 0EM0cRAcY

TO THE DEM0CRACY.--At the in
stance oi many Of my dsnoeratic friends, I erer
myself as - Candidate for tho once OF Sheriff.
and assure my friends tina, II nom mated will
use ovcrY honest endcavOr TO DO elected, and u
ciocted Will perform the duties Of the ONCE with
fidelity and 10 tue best Of my ability
URlAH I. HERR0LD.
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COMMISSIONS Il

COMMiSSl6NER.-Th undersign-
IA n candidate for tho ofiics OF Oosnty Commits.
sioncr, subject TO tho doc 'si9s VI The delegates
at tho Democratia county Convention. He 10
man Of sound judgment and In every respect
we'll qualified for tho otfies.
JOHN NORMAN.
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V'BE undersigned Executors Of The
\ Estate ofUoo. a. Boyer. late OF Centre town.
ship deceased. will oder at Public Saie. at the
late residence Of said deceasee, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 20th, 1878,
The Following ysiostie Roai Estate to wit
Tract No. 1--Con,aiuing 40 Acres
and lis Terchss more or less adioiniry lands oi
Washington Bslloy. Adam Nusser, pnd othors
lCo Acres are cleared aul Oplancc well timber
ed, tho Improvements are = Large uweiiink
House, Bank Barn and other Outbuildings, o
good Orebard, aud spring VI water near the
house
Tract No. "a tract ~ land contain.
I'M IA nds Of the setsts Of uoo,so Youns decd
EonTy W0.fcy, John Bailey. WASH 10 gtnn
nsllsy and yihsr, .about opc-hsli " vhioh l.
cleared, and other part we'll tnborej.
Tract No. "A tract of land contain
ing ~ Aerss ssd 100 petches, adj lining lanls Of
others, part of which 10 cleared and bsianoc
well ,imosrsd, on which are erectcd House
spring Of water and orchard.
Tract No A tract OF land contain
INK 2j Acres and sl perohss, adjoining adjoining
lands Of John prubb, Polly Btupner, John
haley, and others NIL cleard, on which are
erected DNolliug House and shop, al orchard
" different kinis of irui,, aud = sool spring of
vstor noar the house.
Tract. 70. "a tract of land con-
taining ~ acras and - psrvts,s atioiniug land.
OWN SHOOK John brusb ssd 9th ers, nearly
all cleared on Which sro erected dHsll.Ss b or-s
aud stable, With NUT trsss aud an excellent
spring Of waior'
Tract No. 6. "A tract OF land con-
tanning a. sores and Il perohes, sijoiuing lands
of David bo,as, Wa. snook, Esnry Grubs, Jos.
se Blger aud o,hsss. aAoat eas hslf slared, the
6slsnc. 10 good iimbor Tie Improvements Aro
ds.llifs house, stable, veil " water and good
orchard.
Tract No. IA tract Of land con.
tainins 10 acres and 80 pcrchcs. sdioi.ips Ands
OF John orsbb ~ late rtpor2s p. Boyer aid D..
'id boyoi, nearly al veil .iIAs.tsd.
Tract No "a tract ofTirihsr Land
COB pt.iiins II acre. ara ii5 psrcsss, sd,oiIipg
iSEis u John ursbb, David Boyer sbd other
ispd of U.nrs. A. Foyer, doee.sei. fho nnber
IS very valuable.
Tract No "a tract Of Good Tim
ber Land combining - acres snd Q pcroles, ID. B..
Joining o,her lsuds ~ ncorsr 4. Bower arsva-,d,
Jackson Isalicy, David boyer sad pssh Dorpcr.
Tract No. 10. 4 tract of Valuable
Timber L4ud sOa:ainhg q acscs moro or iss
adJoininR lasis OF Hot nah Klingier, Po,sr BaiIy
aud Jaohs nC-ztsin.
Sale " oomH.Aues =, o'clock \. 70. II said dsy
when due attendance VIII w sivss, col y urs u
ssle made knoSn " DAVID IsDIkR,
JOHN BAILEY,
July "A MA. EIscutor..
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SHERlEE.-At tho earnest reoue,

Of many my friends, OF 10th parties, I have
concluded ~ AEHovnc3 Uysolf a. y csudIiRto
for tho once. Of BhCrh, subject to the rules sfthe
Democratic County tonysntion, SHOULD be
noinla ltei And slestsl, ! viii dirchsrg. tho
duties oiiao once with impahial,ty aut hdelity.
JAMES L. SMITH.
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VIII attond promptly to sli manner OF bust
Deeds, Articles ke., wTitspn. July 22,'13-tf.
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PUBLIC SALE.
10 TRACTS
Valuable Real Estate.

TBE undersigned Executors Of the
Il Estate ofUvo. A. Boyer. late OF Centre town.
ship deceased, Will Oiicr at Public Saie, at tho
late residence Of said deceasee, on
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-12
Substitution OF Wrong Words.

The following is from an article on In
frmities ofS Speech" in the Popular
Science Monthly for August /" 1t may be,
however, that not only are the right words
forgotten, but wrong ones are substituted.
The mother-in-law Of medical man 1--WE
are told by DIR. Trousseaul labored under
very singular intellectual disorder.
Whenever visitor entered her apartment
she rose with an amiable look and, point
ing to a chair, exclaimed Pig, brute,
stupid fooip Mrs B. asks YOU TO
take chair her son-in-law would then
put In, giving this Interpretation to her
strange expressions. In other respects
Mrs. BIS acts were rational, and her
case differed from ordinary asphasia in
that she did not seem TO grow impatenta at
what she said, or TO understand the mean
Ing OF the Insulting expressions Of which
she made use. Crichton mentions the
cae Of an attorney who, when he asked
for anything, constantly used some inap-
propriate term, instead of asking for a
piece Of bread he asked for his boots,
did not correspond to the idea Of the thing
he wanted, therefore he became angry, vet
he would still demand some of his boots
vi suDGSf HItdfiIuR UIGdu+ Vic EcEtttH1hU
Ia patient of Sir Thomas Watson) would
say pamphlet for 'camphor' Anoth-
er would say poker when he meant the
fire. Dr. Moore, Of Dublin, has re-
corded the case OF gentleman who COM
pletely lost the connection between ideas
and words. On one occasion the doctor
was much puzzled by his patient saying
to him, Clean my bootsl Finding that
he was not understood, he became much
excited and cried out, vehemently: Clean
my boots by walking on them. Atlength
il was ascertained that the cause of dis
quietude was the shining of the candle In
his face, and that the object of his unin-
telligible sentence was to have the curtain
drawn. When this was done he appeared
gratified, In this case, il will be noticed,
the patient formed complete sentences 1.-The
power OF coordination and articulation
was perfect, and the intelligence was ap.
parently unimpaired. But sometimes
where articulation may be retained, what
Is uttered is perfect jargon. A gentleman
in Dublin, after an attack of apoplcxy,
was thus affected, and in the hotel where
he stayed he was mistaken for foreigner
DIR. Osborn, with view 10 ascertain the
nature Of his imperfection of language,
asked him to read aloud the following SEN
tcnce from the bylaws of the College of
Physicians; 1t shall be in the power of
the college to examine or not to examine
any licentiate previous TO his admission to
a tellowship, as they shall think fit, He
read as follows: And the be what in the
temother of the trothotodoo TO majorum
or that emidrate Elm einkrastrol mestraiis
10 kelra ,otombrida to ra from treido as
that kekritest' Several of these syllables
are difficult and unusual"
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-12
WEST AND SOUTH.

TaE village OF fferyeysiile, Hendricks
County, Ind. was visited by terrific tornado
few days ago. Houses were demolished,
and several persona, including i've women,
were killed.
THE Democratic State Convention Of Or.
egon has nominated Lafayette Lane for Con.
resumption of specie payments and the legis-
lative control Of railroad fares and frcights.
TnE news OF The death Of ex.Presldont
johnson was conveyed 10 President Grant Mt
Long Branch on the afternoon OF the Stat
ult, The President was deeply affected by
tho information, An executive order was
Immediately Issued Mt Washington that the
Executive Mansion and the several depart.
ments Of the Government In that city be
draped In mourning until the close OF the
day designated for the funeral 81 the ex
President, and that all public business, be
suspended on that day, The War aud Navy
Department we're also instructed TO pay suit
able honors 70 the memory OF the deceased.
Ex.PassfpEsT ANDREW JOHNSON died Of
paralysis and heart disease at the residence
OF his daughter, Mrs. Brown, In Carter Conn.
lie was sixty six and half years OF age The
announcement Of his death caused profound
sorrow throughout his State and In other
sections OF the country
In the Mountain Meadows massacre trial
on the I'd the dispositions Of Brigham Young
and Geo A. Smith were offered and ruled
out. They state, In substance, that neither
party issued any instructions In regard to the
Arkansas emigrant train, that the people
were coanseled not to sell grain 70 any par
ties for forage; state that neither party knew
of the massacre until afterward, and then
only BY general report. Most Of the day was
taken up by counsel discussing the instrue-
lions 10 be submitted by the Court.
The number Of deaths from yellow.feyer at
Fort Barraneas, Fla, UP TO the I'd had been
twenty 1--WE out OF seyenty-two cases. There
had been three new cases and one death since
the 3lst nlt.
THE returns from the Kentucky State elee'
ton, so far AS received at Louisville up 10 the
morning OF the Sd, indicated about the same
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-12
TssE EAST.

sorIcr wu served ON the "a by Theodore
Tilion's counsel upon the counsel Of Henry
Ward Beecher 10 the effect that the case u
Tilton "a. Bcechcr win be brought up for trial
in the Brooklyn City Court on the fret Mon
day Of September. The notice reads that
"the Issue Of fact In The above action win be
brought on for trial, and II ~ hinted that the
question Of damages will be waived.
TnE seesnd annual meeting Of the National
sunday School Assembly commenced at Fair
point, Chapisngas Lake, N. Y.,on the I'd.
Tng census Of New York city has been com
pieted, and the total population Ia shown 10
be f,0c4 ,272~--an increase In FIVE years Of 81, !.
1876
Coin closed In New fork on the sth at
il3. The following were the ciosing quo
tations for produce No. . Chicago Spring
Wheat, tiasOtl40; No. 2 Milwaukee, st.tO
Ola; No. y Northwestern, ti 3s0d 40;
Barley, siaOai95, Oats, Western Mixed,
Gsta65c; Corn, Western, Mixed, s3eassc
Pork, Mess, vi IS; Dressed Hogs, i0Ne;
Lard, 1s5lc Flour, good 10 choice, ts.s
@875; White Winter Extra, s6.7Std7,20
The cattle market Was slow, re 10 t3Ae
for good 10 extra. Hogs were duh nj s75
0a76sIf. Sheep, clipped, brought 4l4Ca6Ac.
Al East Liberty, Pa. ON the sth, cattis
brougbti Best, s6.7sta7 100, medium, $1,000
TO; common, ss75abO0. Hogs sold
Workers, ts.O001s, 10, Philadelphia, ss.iDta
s.25 sheep brought t4b0ot5.b0 according
10 quality.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-12
INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS.

"A man with hair on the roof of his
mouth has been discovered at Savannah,
Georgia.
The most sublime case. of cheek"
lately reported is that of the thief who,
when chased and captured by gentleman
whose watch he had stolen on Broadway
New York; horse-car, returned the article,
asking the owner mot to say anything
aboutit
Three boys In Washington County,
Pa, had good time with cat causing
dog to worry poor pussy. They didn't
enjoy the second act, however, when the
owner of the feline prosecuted them, and
the Squire fined each of them eleven dol
lars and costs.
A few days ago Thomas Donahue,
proprietor of a boarding house in Caron-
dalet, Mo-, was suffocated in privy
vault, and Charles Prunty, James Henry
and Joseph Schlichtig, who successfully
descended into the vault TO recover
Donahue's body, were overcome by foul
air and the vapors of the place, and died
before they could be rescued.
"A curious story has been raked up
among the old accounts in the War De-
partment, showing how clerical error
had tragic result. An officer during the
war was wrongfully charged with defal-
cation amounting TO 81 600, and, being un-
able to readily demonstrate his innocence,
he committed suicide. The balance er-
roneously made out against him was
placed in favor Of another officer, who,
knowing it TO be mistake, caused the
matter to be hunted up. The result is
post norton vindication of the man who
preferred death to undeserved disgrace
Chicago Tribune.
"A few days ago four bears were dis
covered in sheep pasture in the north
ern part of the town of Oppenheim, n Y,
by couple of farmers who CHANGED TO
be IN the locality. On approaching
toward the beasts two of them ran away
while the other two, young ones, climbed
a tree. One of the men climbed up after
them and when he was at a distance of a
dozen or more feet from the ground the
bears passed back down the tree and oveithe
head OF the farmer, who dropped to the
ground through fright BY this time the
other two bears made their temperance
and showed signs of fight, whereupon the
farmers ran away.
"A few mornings ago, at Pittsburgh,
Pa, as Robert Gashel and companion
were returning from Allegheny City
across the Sixth street suspension bridge,
the former in spirit of dare deviltry ban
tered his companion TO walk on top of the
iron railing OF the structure. The latter
refused, when Gashel crawled up and,
clutching his companion by the shoulder,
balanced himself on the delicate iron
work. 1t was only for moment, how
ever, for losing his balance he clutched
desperately at his comrade who was un-
able to hold him. and the unfortunate man
went hurting into the food below. The
TALL brought him TO his sober senses and
he struck out for the shore, which he
Jailed to reach, however, and sank after
swimming about fifteen yards.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-12
A Discovery nj Pompeii.

The Pungolo Of Naples reports an inter.
esting discovery at Pompcii, consisting Of
number Of wooden tablets with writings.
They were found carefully arranged In an
ivory box. The backs Of the tablets are
smooth md unwritten upon, and their
faces upon which the writing Is found
are surrounded with kind Of frame or
border. They are either separate or tied
together, book.shape, with Irvine 10 bun.
dies OF three or four On the tablets thus
Dund together the writing Is almost al.
ways In ink but the characters on the
single ones, which had been covered with
wax, were engraved, and are still legible,
though the wax has disappeared, as the
sharp point Of the style had cut into the
wood beneath. The separate tablets con.
tain receipts for the payment Of money,
and bear the consular dale, with the name
of the day and the month and the amount
paid. On the outside edge Of the center
tablet of those bound up In bookform Is
written an index of the names contained
In the volume. II IL entitled persoriptio.
and IL followed with name IN the gent.
tive or dative. The tablets are evidently
accounts, and from the way In which they
are kept there can be no doubt that the
spot where they were found was the site of
a Roman bankers house They were dis.
covered In excellent condition, though the
damp to which they had been exposed has
rendered them very fragile. Those bound
together are In the hest state OF preserva
ton Signor Fiorelli has given an nc.
count OF the discovery 70 the Archaeology
cal Academy OF Naples, and il il expected
That i will throw much light upon the
conduct OF business transactions under the
Empire.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-12

A DoUBLE-HEADED snake has been
caught in Banks County, Ga. II is one of
those venomous species Of snakes COM
monty called the copper-bellied moccasin.
and measures nine inches In length. II
has two clearly-defined heads, two mouths
"a forked tongue in each, four eyes two
In each headl, and eight fangs The heads
diverge from the neck, there being but one
neck bone
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-12
FonEIGN lNTELLIGENCE

FohEssN iNTEkLhsENCE.
TRE British Channel Tunnel Bill passed the
House Of Lords on the afternoon Of the Goth
ult.
A CossrAansorLH dispatch Of the 30th
alt. announces the dismissal Of the Grand
yizier 10 Disgrace.
THE report " the London Board Of Trade
by aeourt Of inquiry into the circumstances
attending the loss OF the steamer yeksburg
was published ON the morning Of the sist
alt. IL eensures the officers Of the lost steam.
ship for recklsssDcss.
THE Brosdwood weaving factory In Belfast,
| Ireland. was burned ON the 3lst ult., inyolv-
| Ing The loss Of 100000.
Government had authorized the circulation
Of the Bible IN Turkey.
| A ST. PETERSBURG Dispatch Of the 3lst
ult. announces the destruction OF two.thirds
OF the Russian town Of Brisusk by lire.
An Immense meeting In favor Of amnesty
for Fenian conyicts WAS held In Hyde Park,
London, on the lat II was estimated that
100000 persons were assembled,
ACCORDING 10 Vienna dispatch OF the I'd
several engagements had recently taken place
between the Turks and the Hergcgoviuian
insurgents, In which the former were defeated
In one skirmish the Turks lost three cannon
and eighty rihes. The Siege Of Trebigne was
threatened
| TnE French National Assembly on the I'd
passed bills authorizing the construction OF a
tunnel under the British Channel, and appro.
| priating $4,000 francs for the French exhibit.
ton al the Philadelphia Centennial
Ar Croydon, England, on the I'd. Col Val.
entinc Baker wac found guilty OF an assault
upon young lady In railway carriage and
sentenced 10 twelve months imprisonment
and TO pay line Of a5oo and the cost Of the
prosecution.
| A Madrid dispatch Of the Sd says the Al.
phonsist troops continued to be- successful In
| all directions Owing 10 the improved pros.
poets spanish funds had sensibly appreciated
during the preceding week.
TEN THOUSAND people attended the closing
religious services by Messrs. Moody aud
sankey ut Liverpool, England, on the Sd.
ACCORDING 10 Berlin telegram Of the Attn
Turkey was collecting a large force with the
| view Of On ding the Herxegoyinian insu rec.
tion at single blow.
HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN, the Dani.h
poet and novelist, died at Copenhagen, Den.
mark, on the sth, aged about seventy.
TnK French National Assembly adjourned
on the sth. II will rcassemble Nov. 4
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-12

THE plains of Kansas are tesselated
with plenty. The crops over the bulk Of
the State are unparalleled for heaviness of
yield and breadth Of acreage, and II is cal.
culated that the exportable surplus of
wheat will rise TO 1900, 900 bushels. con.
slderably exceeding that of California
Leapenporh Times,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-12

A GENTLEMAN owning house In Sa.
yannah, Ga, rented IL recently, after il had
long been vacant, 10 widow lady. She
took The Keys, but soon returned in great
alarm, stating that she has been driven
on, by wild woman. On investigation
II was found that a crazy woman had taken
possession of the house, and Il was only
after a siege and assault by body Of pc.
lice that she was overpowercd and carried
away 10 an asylum.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-12

The man with the accordion bears a
charmed life. He fell off roof the other
evening, then gathered himself calmly to-
gether, sat out on the front stoop and
played " Old Hundred" until every window
In the neighborhood was violently closed
and the crevices rammed tight with cotton
batting. brooklyn ArgY.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-12

THE favorite method of detectives is to
find out who are the sweethearts Of crimi-
mails who are wanted and then watch until
the desired person comes around. Love
leads many man int trap.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-12

The richest woman In America is the
wife OF Prof CANNED. formerly OF Brown
University, Rhode Island. She has an
income OF at least million year, her
fathers estate, which she has Just inherit.
ed, being estimated at fully 100000, 900
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-12

Fruits OF the season-rain.s storms, tor.
nadocs, hurricanes, waier-spouts and cy.
clones drownings and suicides burglaries
and threeeard monte; unsteady markets
and men and-what is the world coming
10, anyhow
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-12

Organ grinders and kindred nuisances
are arrested In Philadelphia for vagranoy.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-12

All u the Executive departments In Wash.
ington and AIso the Offices u the District Gov
eminent were closed on the Sd, out Of respect
TO The memory ~ ex President johnson. Like
tributes Of respect were paid In New York,
Boston and other Eastern cities, and also In
many cities and towns ~ the south and West.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-12
General News Summary
gweu WAsmrrCTox.

A wAsBIsorox special Of ths 1ssh nit 81
noences hat the negosiatiOns for lie light
Ming express n All train from Ss~ fovk 70 the
West hsd been completed and were approved
by she Postmaster-fiener2i The arsi usss
win leave New York On the Ist Of October.
The tifae 70 Buffalo II Fixed A. esevca hoursi ;
Cleveland. fifteen: Toledo, eighteen, aud CHI
eago. iwenty-six- Is viii ssTy neither
pAssengers nor express matser. bni
viii be confined exclusively 70 the
mail business, carrying letters, news
papers and nrwsdeaIsrs' ps1ksges- The
Train gill be called ;. The Ses York Central
and Lake shore Railroad Post0ilce.T aad
viii be composed Of four ears. The ordinary
passenger tine betwesn New York and Chi
cago 10 thirty-ssx hours A later dispatch
says second fast TAIN has been provided Cor
over The Pennsyiysnia CsDtral route, 10 leave
New York st eight p. n., the former train
leaving 81 four tn Tie Dorniag.
Tag Assistant Treasurer at New York hss
been directed by the Secretary u the Tress-
ury 20 sell gold during The month a August
a. foIlows. aI.5Do.O0o oa The FIRST snd ihird
Thursdsys each, and 81 ,f,0Doo on toe second
and fourth Thursdays each: total $500, 900.
The pubiie debt statement for July 10 a.
soliowas