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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18
Ser Srn3eR oes Gt=Yrtcifers Ger
OentaHn. - Die 8eSd)lp oreneu
fonnen I'D ntdit etntscn ttno
k1prNptS p4affAEnH1

> 0 b I a, Il. Wfal.-Ote Sc
ld]morenen III bem Sale bes gr48rielfers
8erbemann famen beute Mittag ms @eridt
II. iagten, iie fOnnen it9 ntdt einigcn, morauf
Der Jfifter iie entlieB.
Die 9ei6morenen tparen 10 frSreiIpre<
dung unb 2 fir lleberiibrung; elmer Der Set,
teren ipar etu Neaer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18
@ermtidIte 9epei6ett aus
WeiusNprf.

q e m-D orf, II. Mai. = Ser Dampfer
u9elpetia" traf bon Siperpool uno Der Dam.
pier u@itH Of Nerioa" BON 5apanna bier
elm.
-9olS 1I6.
Die Senerueriitherungss SebDrbe ertuahlte
heIte 9rn. 9. gS. GrOwel gum $rdlioenten,
orn. .. U. 6ealO gum Sice- BrGitDeriten unb
9rn. gs. gS. Seuibaw gum Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18

- Der llnteridatmeiiter 3ablte beute ais
sSntereiien $9l 200 unb fir eingesogene 81
ligationeu $50, 800 aus.
Die 3oa @innubmen betrugeu beute
$4,000.
- Der 9pfr. Baltic" lit Don 2iusrpool
bier einqetroifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18

ct. ooui8, UiO., 16. Mai. - SbomaS
4len reiite 9eiteru 4beno bon bier na9 Btttsz
burg ab. so Weilen bon bort iinbet am II.
Suni cine Breis 8ettboreret spti9en ibm
unb @eora 9ioofe ftatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18
Gin &irdlenifreifA

@olbs Spring q, q. g., II. Wai.-0er
gbrrp. Seni. s. 8owen pou ser bieiiqen
Sartiitentir4e wurte beute perbaftet unO ilnz
ter Siir9idaft geitel1t, neil er pte &lrdeutbIre
geiprengt, na6Oem Die Stride ibm bon @ura=
torch III hetretennerhnten mnrheft innr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18
Ste Wtmentptrren tm Yennfnl=
Ddftfcft.

Snroue, Benni., II. 0tai. - 6eutt
Vforgen muroen neun DeutI6e inter Dem
Sduee bes Sbertffs McBberion BON bier
nad ben 6rautlin- -Minen gebra9t. Sc au8z
itdnbtge murben beltte pou benz Sderiff in
Sseeola perbaftet uno mad @lea.fielo in's
@eTdngnIB 9ebraat; iie itno angefla9t, 9ro-
bun9eH 9e9sn Die arbeiter auSgeitoBen 3u ba=
ben. IS mnrbe feiu @iberitanO geleiitet.
Der S6ertff lit entidlriien, Die 2eute, rueld]e
arbe1ten mollen, 81 iGiiten. 9laeS lift iebt
rubi9.
8 ttteS barre, Yeuni., II. Otat.- 0te
Ser9leute Der nQebigb- unO 8ilfesbarre- Sob
len=Somp." bielten hente cine 9roBe Baraoe:
5000 Nann nabmen oaran Sbeil. Dte
9eute oerbielten iid iebr rltbiq, ideinen aber
nld)t entidlloiien gu iein, iobalo bic Nrbett
mteOer aufnebmen 3u mollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18
W Sro In Getn-No~f

ytew . OFT, II. Mat. = SameS Wcz
Namara, eln arbetter, tpuroe bon einem uu=
befannten Manne serma6en miRbanoelt, bas
man an ieinem Bleberouifomlnen s,ueiielt.
Der 0tOroer entflob, Die Yolisei ilt ibnl ieood)
Quf Den SSerIPu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18
Ssuet Sraaem ,tno 5lpct atnocr

3anespille, Sbio, II. Mai.-@e=
tern abeno gegen llbr fubren alOu3o Sad.
Jon uno albert Smitb NIT ibren 9raHen uno
le 5ipet Stnoern in einem &abn iber ben
Damn; beibe Srauen unb Elm Sino BON
Sadlon unb zines ponSmitb ertranfeu. Wan
la9t, baB bic Otanuer 5ur 3eit betrunfeu
uno ntd)t i'm Stanoe tparen, Den Sabn AT
leufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18
Die 9laG ptas ,,0emmod, cine
4o10arttbe."

81 f lano=@ entre, 9Siscon., 16.
.Utal. - 0aoio attu uno Sobn q. 0oDle
pel9e nit Der Bartie, Die burd @apt. Oli1
auf9efanaen wurOe, in BEN 8laf 6iGS maren,
ftno bier eingttrofien. sic lieBen ibre Sc,
fdbrte uno @erdtbid)aften 3uriif unS geoenfell
Snriif5utebren, iobalo ibre Yarole ab9elaufen
1T. Sbrer auSiage mad itn6 bic 8eridte iiber
ben Vtiueralretdtbum oes 0iitriftS ni6t iiber,
trteben unb betnben iie iid i'm 8efb mebrerer
nroRPu Mn1hfIun1npu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18
Sie slusaIetd11tno Der Nnttnfn

. II p a, II. Utai. = @tne
Serlammlun9 Der Solbaten uno Otatrolen,
lpelGe mdbreno beS letten Siirgerfrieges oierz
ten, fano beute Abeno itatt. Ser 2ueCf Der
Serlammlung mar, einen @erein III bilbeu,
nm bic Innahme Der 8iu sur glusqletd)un1
nor 9onutn I'm NouoreSso -, Lo4-,;t,o. ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18
Die s. 6emfd,re6eull0ae

ct. goul8, II. Wai.-@iue 9epeife
bon Sefferlon @itg melbet, baB Der @ouper.
neur tnfolge Der brobenben Seui6redenplage
auf ben 3. Stunt Elm SuB. uuO 6aittag aus
qeld)reben bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18
Die ..SNe[ferttz@nh,t

Dt Oh 9ome rp, ala., II. Mai.-Ocr
San3ler pieS ben autrag bon Sranh, Sob.
men uno Nnoeren ab, I'M oeielhen als Bar
teien in Dem 8erfabreu gegen Die y@eIt teru=
Babn" su3lllaIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18
s!,.s Der gs,uoesho,,st,.ast,

y bling on, II. Nte.. - SefretGl
Srlitom bat Dem 6. 9tubiteur Cheats etneu
lr!aub BIG 5nnl l. Suli bcmilltgt. Ser be
tre1enOe Soerr lit nu6 4labama gereiI't, INN
bort Der GoHitltuante bei5umobnen.
-Sen.. .Boftmeiter SepeQ miro morQen
oon letnem BOIten abtpeieub iein.
-0le Observation-Disclosures bctrugen bcute
| $570, ,900.85; Die 3ou- @tnna5meu beltefen
| itd) auf $685. ,622.
pie SodSeit bcs Sen. @herioau uiro
| III Der eriten gSod]e oeS Suni in @bicuqo ftatt.
| ftHoen. PrGiireut @rant uno Satin peroeu
alS @)dite anueieub ieiu.
Der SOrltber uno mebrere 0tttQlieber
be8 Observation-Disclosures ilno natfl benz
ol9emetnen 2euBtbaus Depot auf Staten,
Sslano gereti't, nm bort Die uerId,iebenen
ytlneral Dele, pelde fir ben @ebraud auf
Eeu9ttburmen an9eboteu iporoen fino, 5l
priifen.
- Der SdabQmt8 Sefretdr Iaqte 6eute
gfa9ntittag, oaB bis ieet nod feline promi.
ntnten Reoenue. Seanten i'll SOl9e Der lett.n
@nthitllungen abgeiett poroen inb, baB ie.
oo4 mebrere Serdnberungen I'M 9aufe oieier
gSode III llu8f6t iteben.
-Seutc Dtorgen l1tr traf Der Heit Der er=
iparteten Delegation BON Snbianerbdupt(iuae
bier EN- uno murbe i'm ySremontz Sol1Ie" iln-
tergebraft. Die neu angefommenen 6aupt,
hinge itHO: ySpotteO- -8atl," vSmifts Scar"
gyootln9 5orie." v@rolu 9Oa," Sting
3bnnOer," u6e-@a9Ie" unb Der 3olmetidsr
youtS Sorbeaur.- Sic u9teb=@loub" 0elega.
ton umfaBt folgenbe Berionen: Or. s. s.
Santlle, 4gent, nebit Srau; g8m. @arnett,
9oolmetideri ~9teo- -@louO," rGittle. .@oAnb,"
DamGtcan=9orie," ySbouloer," vGonquez
rnlng-Sear,~ sat" rSitting- -Sull," oSaG>
Sance," pSait 8bunoer," y8laf Scar"
eSron SorIe," nPamnee Siller," ygao>
SSouno" nno 6ran. Oicbrere weiBe gnfieo=
ler begleten Die Snbianer.
-9oS Sf)abbcparten1ent bat abermals
Ifilionen Siinf5man5iser= 8onbs Don 1862
5ur GinlOinng eingefor6ert, beren Sersinluna
nit Dem 15. auguit D. S. aufbDrt. Gs iin6
oteS Coupon Sonbs, mel6e fOlgenoe gunlI
mern tragen: $50, bon 9tr. 18, ,701-2O, 300;
$l00, BON gfr. 48, ,101-51 500; $500, bon
gfr. $4,000 -27,5 800; $1,000, BON Str. 75,.
Die @inieubunsen itnb an
Die loan Division of the Treasury" gu
ri rf,tp1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18
8rdnSe.

gebanOn, 8enui., II. Mai.-Das SRA
l9inenbauS nnO eiu She'll Der 56ad)te oei
Gr5mlue auf s. 9obner's 6arm, prsi Ifeiler
lltOltf BON lebanon, purbeu geItern abenf
Snrdl 6euer seritOrt. @erluit $40, 1000. Die
gSerfe geb0rteu Dem Sen. 0amion Coleman,
Better Der yROrO- eebanoncr GiiengieBerei. d
sort 0t ao lion, Soma, II. Otai.-
5eHte Ofor9en brannte rie groBe Sdgemitble
BON gSeiton & So. bier ab. Scrlnlt $50, 900.
VI an9 @bunf, Semi, II. Mai.-Sn
ben g8dIOern Der gtadbaribaft mtit6en lett
elnt9en Sa9cn beoeutenOe @alobrdnOe. 9GS
Seuer muroe BON eiuer t0Smi0iaen 8erIon
an9ele9t. Die gSdloer geb6reu Der ,.Olo
Eeht9h'&ohlen- unO 9tapigatiouz@omp." unb
oteIelbe bat etne be0eutenoe Yclobullna fir
SerhaftHn9 uno lleberfiibruug Der 8ranoIiifs
ter auSgeictt.
&ea Ding, Yenni., II. Mai. - Cine
Spe3laloepeide bes yGagle" melbet OnB be
(Samelsbiitte Der nSemple 9ron Comp" bel
@ Der &emple StattOn an Der uOf-Yenni.
SSabn" beute gta6mitta9 abgebraunt 1T.
Serluit S20,00O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18

9aS erite 5tciultat Der Iafi= =Gonfcren; BON
| 6ebrnat b. s. lpar Ole Nitdtebr Der 56. &ib
% uno Stagatt in ben faiitrliden Ratb. Sr
6ol9e lbreS Ginflufes murOc Die 9(uoeleaelt.
belt me9en @rridtung eincs beratbcu6en SDr.
perS am IA. aprll i'll gSieoerberatbunq qe,o.
gen nno cine taiierlide Broflanation erlaiz
len, msld]e einen r@enero" creirt, Der aus Se.
natoren, Die BON Dem WtifaOo gu ernennen
Lno, beIteben ioa. Seruer mir6 Elm Suti;.
9epartement erridlttt peroen, iuel6eS y0ai
lben" betBen iOa. Sin aus Ser golfsmabl
99eroor9ehenOeS llnterbaus lit gleidfaQS beabz
iidtigt
Die Gem.Gtep 2lngclegenbeit bat III neuen
SerWtdslnngen seiiibrt, inOem cine qn;abl
onEep=@ @bemanern ii6 uufgemaht mo Sem
neuen Saiicr bon China Su itiuer Sbronbeiei-
Qult1 drdtuIirt hnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18
+ SoNn s. @refinrIoae.
Sffte Snrcrci

ertn9 0 II, &p., II. Wfai. - Sen.
Sobn s. Sredinrib9e itarb beute gfa9mit=
tnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18
Ielegrap1iI9e 9epeiaea.
Snlanas

(Scrtdte Der "aiIociirten 8reiie" fir ben n@Ors
relponoenten.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18
eRe3tal Nattsea.
8alttntore
Grf 9nfnranfr Wtffe,

trf e3nlurQnff Wthff,
Saeretts96e bon Soutb> uno SSater= StraBe.
Dieie 9eeajhaft perii9ert fortmdbrenb segen Ser
gtaot, pie i'm 2anbe, alle Mrteu bon Gisentbuln.
Bobn=, 9aoeu= uub Baarenbduer, Sanoelssliter,
aderbauz Yroeufte, Nobeln. Saus @erdthi9aiten,
I'm Dau be9riffene ooer i'm Safen tn saoun9 beVno=
lthe Sabr5eu9e II. (. m.
Oas Oireftortn beitebt aus folgenoeu Serren:
Um. d. Sarriiou, Yrdfibent;
Geo. R. Biders, z. Robt. Senfins,
Dapi6 g. WiIion, 6. Uforton Stemart,
Sruncis Z. Siue, 9. s. Neipcomer,
Senrp Carroll, Srptle SorDis,
u. g. Steuart, W. gS. 2aplor,
gBm. s. 8rune Ssrael eohen,
$. p. &apf, @eor9e2. Sarriiou.
Mm. 6. Benninston.
NppIifationsz5ornnlareu uno lpeitere Naibrift Iber
Die 9eienItai piro in Der Office, Slomeit=Sde BON
Soutbz unb BateritraBe, ertbeilt, audi ale aufz
trd9e ofort erleot9t tperoen. Sert6erunSeu peroen
aui ir9eno cine Srif du9euommen. luele oer Ippli=
fant iulnih mag.
(SQu1.1S Sfr gNop Ouprft, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18
8iaig! sebr biQig!

| 4iu porte9en fam, Oute Elm Dilohen fiir OQu5r
uno Slhen arbett. AddJuitagen in Der Grp. D.
| 8Iattes. 0ls)
Siaig! Sebr biatg!
Sim Siliigiten!
Sd)nbe nno StieFel, Die er0bte
ltno bette slnSWGbl, 6tc 0tatgitcu
Eretic bet
s. Psis d S0grrn,
Nr. 50, Moro @uta>p1raBe.
9amen=S6ube (aus9eNopfD s1t
y $50 tn 3eitGe oOer Ne0er+
SlipDers bon 25 6cntS bis AT
$3.50.
eerrcn:sd,mbe bon Si,25 oiS an
$500 (fetn)-
Silligc g6ubcl.
9erren= SdDubc.... S1.OO at S2.OO
Samen go. 100 -, 1.75
Vtdod1en ~ 100 80
Gnabeh go. 100 4,25
&tnOer " 25 Sj
SaS 9r6Bfe 2a9er, bette 9ltsnobl
l,t1S ole nteort8ltcn $reiie bel
5. Yels & S0bnen,
Nr. 50, Rpro=Gntatp 5traGe.
SOpuIdrcr SdtnB &noen.
@tuftrd8c rom 2auoc tperScu
pitnftltG befOr8t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18
Ser gumberlGnoer hpSramlilde
Geuteut
heMf0rhine e cfff cfff

VGuVW(utSe 0SWtGuI<
@r ift beier tal3tntrt, feiner aemaben reidt Dei=
er uno matt m e br lno beijer Irbeit, ais ir=
etno Elm notirlider Cement i'm Warfte. 4Is elm
Bepes bieier Sbatiad9e made Id, auf bic milien@
lhaftliben 8erlude burdb i o 3. Is. Srautptne,
@tpil Snseuieur, dutor bes nertbpoueu Werfes:
r@iuilzSnseuieurs 2aiden6uh," allfmerfiam, melz
der iaet: Der Cumberland bporauIide Semeut in
nm bic $ lie ftdrter, alS ireenb Elm natirlid1er
Cement, unoermtlbt, Delber BON ibm perIulbt merz
oen." uuter ben Solten, ipelhe BON linn per5uht
beianben id Die bauptjdhlibSten arten BON Sc
menten, fueldbe iest i'm Wiartte iino.
Sei benz Saue be5 neuen Hatbbaufes murhpn orIe
bic teien Arten perluht uHo probirt iepof erbieIt
Der @umberldnoer @ement ben ent5dbiepenSfeu Ssor@
bei'm Baue jenes pradbtpoIen @ebaubes permonht
DIS @ebiube Der Safe Deposit Company." mel.
Dies Jest auf yfr 8, II uno t3, Soutbitrase i'm Ban
besrfeu lit, oerlaust natirli Den ifdrtIfe uno be-
fen @ement, uno na6 Der Briiung Der nerldbebenen
Sorten erhielt Der 9 berlduber Sement
ben Bor5ug Dor alen auoeren.
Sp babe In menem Bireau bic 3euanise einioer
ber berporra9enoiten arlbitefteu, Baume fer mnb
Goatraftoren (nelhe iest meiueu Cement aebrau=
dbeu)t Sfnidt Der Bor3islitteit beIielbeu ipeIdr
id nit Yersniisen ON babel inereifrte erIonen sete
oen meroe. w.
Sa i'd elm easerbaus an Der Soparoitrase, in Der
tdbe ber @iienbobn. oas einen aaserroum BON 1000
SSdi}ern bat semistpet babe unb BON bem ya6rifans
len frd, erbdlte, 70 bin db i'm Stanbe, ae auftrdae
prompt nno anf Die sinftisffen Beoinsunsen aussuz
fdbren.
General.4geut,
Ss6reSs Slr. 8, gIc=6apftr., Baltimore.
slsenten aui a4eH Vlaten Der Ser. Staaten Der.
laast. b6,10,2,6,S,22,4-D19-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18
8eac &a3etgeW.

gSerIni,ot cine tudJttge Berion, iueGbe itIGn
CI+'"l9I" itdnoia elmer JieitauratoH ais So1
DIN 1orteqeH fam, iOluie elm DiaoAen fir 0Qu51
uno &ldhsn arbstt. 9IadJuitagen in BET Grp. D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18
H1uprf's RoGfn- Bahnpulpfr

sfettio rstntst uub madt Die 5dbne peiB, Goft ben
Wetnfein ab, uuo perbiubert bas Seroerben Der
3dbne. Die Saeou Der Sdattel iit ueu, nieoIih, be-
auem uno ipariam. Yreis % Gents. gu baben in
allen Npotbefen nnb Drosuen=9 9anblun9eu.
(Auab. .12Witeil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18

2onoon, 18. UFai.- Snfolge Der g8eis
9erung Oer9ofaIbeb0rOen, cine unIt6ere 8riide
bel Slontarf 81 rtpariren, miro oa8 interna,
tlOnale 9Settl6ieBen bel @urragb 8idlow abs
nPhnItpu tnprSetr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18
aa bel MIR tetne 9dufer an9efteat iinD,
fdufet
Stn9er'S tttto alle 2trten
W1hmuSf3iucu

bon oem beutiben geenteu
Trteor. yStlo,
Hr. 78, Beff Baltimore Stra6e,
uno part has @elo, peltes anoerenials ben Uldts
Tern 9eseben nirb.
3eparatnren neroen prompt uno bints beiorst.
(aprli5, ,f2WteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-18

S6rlSs Rr, 8, gIc=1asffr., Baltimore
sisenten aui aaep ylaten Der Ser. Staaten Der
laast. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-23

AUCTION! AUCTION!
LARGE CCx SALE.
TuI-RsnAY. 80. 30. ESQ

THURSDAY. SEPT 30, is75.
on tile ols Andy ~torts Farm, 3 miles
west or Red Rock, Marion county,
lows, Huugstr 4 wonley will posi-
lively sell: Their entire herd Of 50
OF ~ thoroughbred Poland-china aud
Berkshire Hog-. Feeding Steers, 50
h. Is head. Horses, or 10 head, good.
Cows ard Calves, good lot. Corn
IN Geld, 80 or 10 acres. splendid. Far
ming Implements, superior lot. in
Guiding reapers, mowers, eultiyators.
corn planters, hay rakes. wagons,
harness. plows. harrows, aud all man
ner Of machinery used on farm.
The reasons for selling are that Mr..
Hungate has gone into other bnsiness
and sir. WooIey is going 10 Kansas.
Everybody u invited to atiend the
sale. Come one and all.
Sale to Commence at TO- n. m.
TERMS OF SALE:--i2 months
on sums of $40 ard ever, Oil not. with
approved security, without interest If
paid when due. Sums under Sl0cash
in hand.
A.. J. HUSGATE, OF Topeka Kan
ll5-lT) HUSoATE g. WooLEY.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-23

D0a'T TELL ~ any more that Iowa
~ no country for fruit. Tire Wilder
medal wa awarded 10 Iowa upon
display ~ apps. at the late meeting
" the American Pomol0gieal society
1t Chicago. About fifty varieties for
The collection which took this proud
premium were collected at Knoxville
about three weeks ago by Or. Hol-
iiugsworth, 81 Lee county, who came
here especially for the purpose, as one
Of committee appointed by the
state horticultural Society to make
the collection. The Doctor, who IL
s,s.c IF the oldest and most thoroughly
experienced bortienIturisis In the
state, selected bis fifty varieties from
the orchards Of -. OyertoD, A. w,
Collins aud Mathews IL son.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-23

r. vi. E~ses egsl se1 on his farns
paar Calgsna, Ill ~ a, ~. Esxt Sal,
5,h, q sasge l.ss 81 cattle SEEK eSen.
cows, hogs. eSlss, csra, cats hAy ,
farming supplements, etc. On naae
nsaaalss credit
asysgase D Nocaev. large -ase q
siock 3 TssEass ucst q Rea i.ocss Sept
I'll ~es advertisement and list vi
property, Ga ihIs page
AT It's residence one block WRIST q
Patlie eqaaFe. ON Robinson Street
Knoxville. on Saturday. 18th, Inst.
Mr.. .Taech gsensel y I'll otter AZ cutlery
his lsoa~eiao'd furniture. a ios Of hogs,
corn. corn shelter, etc. on SIX n'outlis
credit. gi.Auui interest.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-23

PREMIUM HoRsEs John Brownies
~ this place took his Norman horses
10 The OskaIoosa fair last week and
10 the Charlton fair the week previ-
ous. Al Charlton me took first and
second premiums IN draft class. and At
Oskaloosa no took the sweepstakes
premium with his "fayorte. The
Charlton Repubiicdn, in its report Of
the fair, SAYS:
In draft class u entries were made,
tile most uoticeb!e Of which were the
two Norman stations owned by Mr..
John Brownlee, Of Knoxville, and
Mallory II Towards Merry Comet.
Those Norman horses are powerful
ones. The pair weighed 3 600 pounds.
but like all "laree bodies" they move
slowly. NJ. a. H's. horse II not quite
30 heavy, but seems TO have the best
action. The Normens, however, took
both ist aud 2nd premiums. We IN.
derstAnd NJ. A. lis. will contest the
palm with Mr. Brownlee at Knox
Vile.
Wm. Wines. Of Knoxville, took
second premium Of sl5 OF trottlng, at
Charlton. with his buy team.
Dan Snick's Norman horse Nep-
tune took first premium Ia dfafI
class.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-23

Coon GROWTH Knoxville hms
grow ia population almost ~ much ~
ft,s uast few months. counting 70
sse,,t Isl. a. il did in the proceeding
ten years. A official s'esssas a'ns lost
been completed By c. b. Bogaston 20
ascer,ain the number Of scaseoi cssia-
sfren and ut the same time be inside
an unofficial bat very nearly accsa-
raae coanf Of the pppaIation. Tire
r.~nl. shows that an increase Of u
school children In the City disi14st
9l.leb does not include all the CITY
since Jan. ist, last and sn increase q
uopaiation in the city Of 5Z7. In Jan.
-we had / $50, and DOW We have Zs--s
We viii begin the centennial year
wsth not less than $500.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-23

To j. A. Rouze:
You are hereby notified that on the
18th day Of November A. ID. 1872, John
+. Lacy purchased at tax sale in
Marion county, Iowa, the following
described real estate for delinquent
taxes for the year 1871, to-wit: South
west quarter OF southeast quarter of
section 33 In township "a north OF
range 10, west, in said county for $3.50
for the whole of said tract.
Aud that the right Of redemption
will expire. aud deed for said land
be made, unless redemption from such
sale lie made within ninety days from
the completed service of this notice.
Dated at Knoxville, Aug. ., 1875.
JoHN r. Lacy,
1i.i6 Owner Of certificate.
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Administrators Notice.

Notire is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been duly appointed by
the Circuit Court of Marion County,
Iowa, as Administrators Of the Es-
tate of -. q. Coe. deceased.
All persons knowing themselves in
debied to said deceased, are requested
to come forward aud make payments
without delay and all persons having
claims against said Estate will present
them for allowance, duly verified ac-
cording to law. w b. Young.
Knoxville, Iowa, Sept. 1, 1873.
1913
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TO the unknown gunner Of the real estate

TO the uakznoWa gunner Of the real estate
hereinafter described {:
You are hereby notified that on the
Alb day of November. A. ID. 1872 +. j..
Brobst purchased at tax sllein Marion
county, Iowa the following described
real estate for delinquent taxes, to-
wit: The southeast fraction Of block
four "a in Southwest Knoxville, and
that Joseph Brobst IL the present
holder of the official certificate of such
sale 10y assignment and that the right
of redemption will expire, and deed
for said land will be made, unless re-
demption from such sale be made
within ninety days from the COM
pleted service OF this notice.
JOSEPH BROBST,
1916 Owner of Certificate.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-23
Local BreyltIes.

Knoxville Public Schools opened
last Monday.
See call for township convention In
first column of this page.
Brornfield Long liz building a fine
residence on his farm near Columbia.
Edward Munsell has been appoint
ed Post Master at Hamilton, vice
Theo. West, resigned
Prof. McKee's Knoxville Academy
opened last Monday with a larger
attendance than ever before.
OF course you will all go to the
county Fair and exhibit some thing
large, handsome, good or novel.
Albert WEIGH and w. NJ. Hender-
son Of this vicinity, started on Mon
day for Davenport to attend a COM
mercial School.
Rev. FrackeIton returned on Mon
day from Leon, whittier he went last
week to attend the annual meeting of
Presbytery.
Fnos Baldwin, Of Gosport, is reeov-
ering from an attack Of bilious fever
from which he has been suffering for
some weeks.
Aaron Moore, OF Clay township,
returned last week from trip into
Missouri. Thinks corn crop In that
State well be good.
John Anderson, Of Gosport, had bis
hand badly injured last Friday by the
bursting Of his gun while he was IN
the woods shooting squirrels.
y. G. Foster brought us three fine
water MELONS last Monday, as good as
we have seen this year, but not 80
large as some Others received.
Frost Inns been seen several morn
Ings of late In this vicinity and Other
parts Of he county, but not sufficient
10 effect any injury to fruits or othei
crops.
The side-track ut Tracy station, II
| Clay township, IL already graded, an,
il n quarter of mile long. The depo
VIII be on land purchased from Mr.
a .1,s...t -
The five largest watermelons thu.
far received at this office to compete
fol the premiums We're presented hS
w. A. Steele. j. A. Maddy, Charley
Copeland aud ID. &. Foster.
There are 100 more children between
tho ages Of five and twenty-one years
Ia the city OF Knox lille than there
were last year. Did you say that
Knoxville isn't growing?
Eighteen teams were loaded with
lumber for Washington township, this
county, at one yard in Charlton one
day last week. That thing will not
occur again, however, after our rail.
road comes next month. 88
Mr.. III. Rambo brings us sample ears
of what hs calls Frsder lex corn,
large yellow, variety, from his farm
In west part. of this township. lie
says his field will yield rs bushels per
acre. Thesamrles are enormous, even
for good corn year
Parsons, Lyle & Seaman, wagon
and carriage inufaeturers, of this
city have recently made a skeleton
wagon, for one horse, which is a
model of beauty and strength for "a
thing so light. Without the shafts 1t
weighs only 80 pounds. 1t ought To
20 the Fair.
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LEGAL NOilcp.

TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN:
Notice IL hereby given that there Is
on file In the office of the Clerk oi
the Circuit Court of Marion County,
iowa, an instrument in writing pur
porting To be tile last will and te-ta-
ment 81 John Garter, deceased, which
will come on for hearing on tile first
day of the next December term Of said
Court commencing on Monday, the
9th day of December, 1879, MT that
time and place all persons interested
tiay be heard. ALLEN HAMRfCK,
Clerk Circuit Court.
Dated at Knoxville, Sept. q. 1875.
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