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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-18

If you desire 10 save your parior
furniture and must burn soft coal In
that room, put 1t upon your CRATE or
into your stove in paper bags. and
thus save the dust. The little chill
drsn can make and Gil them Er.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-18

Andy johnson is preparing big
speech on the Pinchback question.
He declares he can't keep silent and
see his country's liberties throttled
while he carries the constitution In
his right hand.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-18
Mntantile, Grades, Gtt.
BIAcKSMlIHlNG.

ROBERTS AND JAMES have opened q
n Blacksmith Shop in the building for
6rly occupied by J. r. Roberts, just west Of
ksysw Bank building, and are prepared to
! .l work in their line in the beet manner
nd at fair rates. Will also build wagons,
bring wagons and .buggies to order. Orders
kirited
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-18
CARPENTERS AND IOI NERS.

MILLER l. BELVILLE are prepar-
MI ed to do all kinds Of work In their line
' Ihort notice and On reasonable terms.
GIVE THEM A CALL at their shop,
|tn northeast cerner Of Court House Square,
kuoryille. (I9-34 tf)
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-18

1t has been decided that the seven
thousand dollar package of green
backs, Of York Pomeroy fame, shall
be returned to Pomeroy.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-18
G. {. cONWELl,

sALER in Stoves, Hinware, Shelf and
Heavy Hardware, Keepers, MoWsrsand
Ls'alsusal Implements generally Agent
A.W. Warrsn's Patent Atmospheric Port
\ eoda Fountain. Odd Stand, east side
pare, Knsxvills. l,2tf
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-18

And now it is whispered that ex-
President Johnson, owes his present
seat in the Senate to bribery.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-18
KNOXVILLE MARBLE WORKS.

ID OBINSoN BROS, Manufacturers and
LII Dealers in Monuments and Head
stones, and Graveyard Work OF every de :
scription. Near northwest corner of Public
Square, Knoxville, Iowa. If
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-18

The returns Of the Superintendent
Of Public Instruction to the State
Auditor show there are SOC, 435 per.
sons In the State between the nges or
3 and u years.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-18
BARBER SHOP.

N ". BoREN, Fashionable Barber, In
D Reaver's Block, west side of Public
)quHs. Experienced workmsn employed,
ad abstraction guaranteed.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-18

The Rock Island Railroad has
more grain awaiting transportation
than it can carry to Chicago in a
month.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-18
4. uk6lES. Plasierer.

Ii KINDS OF PLASTERING DONE
"a the Deatest and most substantial
ana on the shortest NO Q. Terms
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-18

Bennett Is about to start a great
cosmopolitan newspaper, to be called
The Planet.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-18
] . W . W ILBOp
sIssL0w
G. K. HART.

4 TroRNFY AT LAW and Notary Pub
A lie. Special attention given to collec-
sas and foreclosing mortgages. Office,
r.r welch d Welch's store, Weyer's Block,
psrville. Iowa. (6S0u.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-18
. l.. COLLINS.
l. J. ANDERSON. G. L. COLLINS.
ANDERSON & COLLINS,
TToRNEY5 AT LAW, Knoxville, Ma
rion County, Iowa. If.
A. @. HAYS,

/ TT0RNEY AT LAW and Notary Public,
Monroe, lows. VIII also attend
collections, and to Buying and Selling
md. IN
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-03-18
r.,snrxR. w. X. FERGUSON.
CHANDLER & FERGUSON,
rToRNEYs AT LAW, AND GoLLEC-
Aou Agents, Whtersct, Madison Co.
, 16t
/. K. CASEY.

|, rToRNEY AT LAW, Knoxville, Iswa,
A 0fce east side of Public Square, and
I usirs over Conwell's Hardware Store.
I'M practice in Marion and adjoining Coun-
|, (tf.)
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17
A. l. Stewards Ten Thousand Dolla,
Carpet.

Among the many treasures ownod hr
INC merchant prince" is a magnificent
carpet, which was once intended TO grace
inc halls of royalty, having been manufac.
tured 1or the Emperor Napoleon. Its size
Is about forty feet square. The centre
piece It's most prominent object, occupv-
ing near one-half of the whole area. rem
reSehts beautiful ovel-shapcd picture set
IN a gold frame, and suitably hung: would.
at distance, be easily mistaken for an
elegant painting.
Inc picture shows the harbor, castle and
surrounding country of Marseilles. Franco
IN the foreground, one is charmed bv tba
olue water and stately ships at anchor
il'fther back the harbor and ancient castle
rising grandly in its magnificent whiteness
against the green foliage enyelopino tbo
base OF the mountains which form +ho
background and lift their heads into .
ol'le sky, tiakcd with fleecy clouds Na
poieoh coat OF arms surmounts the picture.
ana Latin motto, wrought in cold on
blue rbbon-likc ground. lies half unrolIod
at the base.
immediately surrounding this lovely bic.
ture' IN a bed of rich brown, is a garland
OF flowers, much larger than natural sizo
out so brilliant and so delicatcIy and aeon.
rately represented that it seems rs ono
might stoop and lift the petals one from
another. Outside of this garland. and
serving as border to the Garnet. * =
wreath formed of overlapping oak leaves
and acorns also in natural colors, their Va.
riouS shades of green and brown blendino
in exquisite beauty.
It is quite impossible to give an idea Of
this wonderful fabric. which was modo
with the needles of poor women who
wrought 1t IN sections and set it together
al'ef the manner Of the camels hair
shawIs. Its texture is as delicate as a sill
ken robe, and no painter could portray
color or detail with greater skill. Il octn
ally cost $4,000 to make it. Mr. Stewart
saw 1t at the Paris Exposition, and pur.
chased It as novelty to exhibit to friends
VINO visit his up town store
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17
WHOLE NO. l,O73.
Minnesota Air,

one tramped around in and about +bo
notel' and her great pride seemed TO To in
'ne idea, real or imaginary, that she was
an invalid. She lost no onnortu,,i+,, =
''"'liiS that she " came to Minnesota to 20
cupefate the cellular tissues of tho 1oft
auricIe OF her respiratory anatomv.n She
olo not hesitate to enter into conversation
with any person she came in contact with
giving advice, Chronological and phvsiolo.
glcal' to invalids, and seeking the same
rom those of robust constitution
nef conversation was always prefaced
WIN the Introductory inquiry so common
to visitors: ----'iOii
Dlo you come here for your health 9n
''"o 'iluS addressed a stalwart, ruddv.
NiS"ged young man at the dinner tablo of
ene metropolitan few days since. and Tho
following dialogue ensued:
es, madam, came here probablv tbo
weakest person you ever saw. 7 had No
use OF my limbs; in fact my bones waro
Out little tougher than cartilages. had no
Ii''eillgent II control of single muscle, nor
the use of single faculty."
Great heavens!" exclaimed the aston.
lsAed auditor, I" and you lived?"
dld, Miss, although I was devoid of
sight, was absolutely tootbloss uroh1o -
arnculate a single word, and dependent
upon others for everything, being com.
pletely deprived of all power to helm mvsn1f
l commenced to gain Immediately upon NV
arrival, and have scarcely experienced sicir
day since here; I can conscientiouslv 70.
commend the climate"
" A wonderful case " said the lady mb,,+
DO you think your lungs were affected9n
They were probably sound. but nos.
soSsed OF so little vitality, that but for tho
most careful nursing they must have ceased
their functions"
hope you found kind friends, sir?"
Indeed did, madam; it is to then, ond
the pure air of Minnesota that owe NV
HE. My fathers family were with me. bnt
my mother was prostrated
with severe illness during the time of NV
greatest prostration."
" How sad! Pray what was your diet and
My diet was of the simplest possible,
consisting only of milk, that being the only
lood my system would bear As for treat.
ment' depended entirely upon the life.
properties of Minnesota air, and took no
except an occasional light mar.
'ouc' when very restless. My improve
nent dated from my arrival. Nv limbs
'oon became strong, my sight and voice
came to me slowly and a full set of teeth
'egular and firm, appeared"
49, remarkable miraculous! Surely, sir
lesh?" Al
Madam weighed but nine pounds!
vas born in Minnesota! Good day."
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17
Poor Mems Churches.

At the meeting of the Episcopal Church
Congress, in Philadelphia, last week. Rev
Df' John Vaughn Lewis, of Wasbinoton
read paper on "ministrations of tbo
church to the working classes" in tbo
course OF which he said that the Church Of
'iie ufeat Workman who made everything.
and without whom nothing was made that
was made, and the Church of jesus. the son
OF the Carpenter, should be a WORKING mans
church' 1t must not be a rich mans
church. open to the poor, but Door mans
church open to the rich, the learned and
the great. 1t must be the church Of Tho
masses, or it would soon become an o,..;,,
suished candle. The laboring classes woro
peculiarly open to the ministrations of tho
church, but the Church does NOT tol,o su4;
clent care to fit itself into the conditions of
'neiF lie. They are too often shut out by
high pew rents, or by an arrogant excIn.
SlVeheSS, or provided with poor mission
churches and poor ministers. In Fnglond
the Church has retained the WORKING classes
IN thiS country it welcomes them in theory
out It's ministers are more ant 10 labor 70
proselyte the rich than to bring in
the poor. The free churches that have
been established do not meet the need
hey are usually in debt, and the envelona
system adopted by some is only euphe.
niiSm Tor pew rent. Thomethod suggested
oy Dr. Lewis of making the church do its
duty better by the poor was, either to
build large church ediiccs, so as to make
pew rents cheap, or to create public cscnti.
ment that will make it disgraceful for any
'ne to carry his social preiudices to the
house OF God There should be plenty of
rec seats in tho best churches, with the
BEST preachers and the best choirs: and an
earnest effort should be made to arouse the
.hurch to sense of her duty to the average
American citizen.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17
Living Here and There.

Valuable statistics in regard to the com.
parative cost of living in America and En-.
rope are given in the late Massachusetts
Labor Report
Ohe dollar will buy twenty pounds of
| flour in Boston. one or two no,,rds -.
IN some European seaports, but the same
are considerably less in majority of places
! compared. In Boston one dollar will b,,,-
9.26 pounds of beef roast piece. In no
place IN England will it buy as much bv
pound or more, and in Europe still less,
Copenhagen being the only place where If
VIII buy more. Butter in Europe AVERAGES
a pound moro to the dollar than here .
cheese less than that, except in few spots.
As Tor potatoes, they are cheaper here than
IN England, and dearer than in Ireland or
Germany. Seven Or eight pounds of norl-
are sold for dollar here, and not much
more than half as much can be obtained
ior that sum in Europe or England. and
nowhere as much. In rice, milk and eccs
they have the advantage of lis. Tea oost.
less here than in England, but more than
on the Continent. With coffee it is abo,+
the same, though the difference is little.
In sugar the British are little better off
Oohtinentals are great deal worse. Coal
Is cheaper here than in Germany, and
dearer than in England Merrimac or
common prints are cheaper here than in
England and Europe. Boots are about the
same here as there, generally speaking.
There are but two or three places in
England or the Continent where bro,,,,
'heetings are cheaper than here, while in
brown shirtings the foreigners are better
off Rent for four-room tenements is fror,
wo to four times cheaper in Great Brito;n
,no on the Continent than in Boston in
1uS'r"li" ! htteen times cheaper. Board
,,S1 :, P, IS from one and halfto twice as cheap
II Europe and in Great Britain as in Boston
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17

VERY FUNNY CUREs.-Cmsar held that
to die quickly was to die happily; so. too,
thought the one whose case was cited bv
Montaigne as an instance of fortune ploving .
the physician:
Jason Phcreus, troubled with an incu-
rable lmposthumation, resolved to end his
pam by dying in battle, and throwing him.
sell INTO the thickest of the fight was run
through the body, which caused the i'm.
posthumas to break, and the wound healing
he found life enjoyable after all. This
lucky hero, who braved death better than
he could endure pain, owed his cure 10 a
foe. a quinsy-affiicted Cardinal had to
thank monkey for a like good turn. The
physician had left him to die; and as he
lay hopelessly waiting for the end. the
dying Cardinal saw his servants carving
off everything that was moveable, without
being able to expostulate with the thieves
At length his pet ape came into the room.
and taking the hint from the provident
lackeys, looked round for something he
could appropriate. Nothing was left but
the Cardinals hat; this he donned, and.
proud OF his novel head-gear, indulged in
such odd antics that ms all.but.dead
gF[cr burst into a hearty fit of laughter;
a. 4uinsy broke and the Cardinal recovered, |
- 1nuch to his own astonishment as to the |
i I7smay of his plundering servitors."
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17

BETTER THAN SHoRT-CAKE.-Make r;oo
hight, white gems by mixing flour and nil
nearly as soft as for griddle cake ond haI"N .l-N
quickly in hot gem pans. Break not 90
them open' and lay in deep platter and
pour over Strawberries, raspberries blocl
berries or even nice stewed apples r,;Sed
WIZ, WIN sugar ana Aide rich cream if you
nave 1t, Ten times better than any pastry
or short-cake and you get rid of soda or
Daking powder and shortening.-La,os of
Life.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17

The Centennial Commission of Missop,;
have n decided to erect a building in the
Centennial Grounds for the exhibition 81 Az ~
product of their State, ''''
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17

The London Advertiscr says that a
sarnia man bet ten dollars that he could
ride the fiy-wheel of saw.mill and as bis
widow paid the het,s..,,ns alwav~---''-''
g w.. 49,. =. 10y sne remarked /;
william was kind husband, but he did
not know much about Ay.wheels."
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17

stanley says that African mosquitoes are
rs blg as Kentucky chew of tobacco.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17

Is machine-girl much better than
handmade? Yes; sew.much.
, 1875-08-11

morbet itub beraubt uno iettt NetHndttt off
baS @eleiie Der @iienbabn sele9t. 8alo oa.
raul murbe elm llltbefannter bet Der @taot
Warren ermoroet unb ieine 2ei6e tort alif
baS Sabn>@ eleile 9elegt. @ire &duberbanbe
bat @inbriife 81 @%onneautpile, Meaopile,
2iuespille uno ytenauso ~besanaen, 70 oaB Die
gauge @c9eno i'll Nlarm 1T, n1b man bauon
ipridt, Die Staatsbeb6roen bon yten Oorf
nnb Yen1lglparien nm Sdnb su erluden,
menn Die 2ofalbeb0rben iif ni6t su entifie'
oenen Sdritten perlfeben. Gin 30. Suli
wurbe I'll 0tanoolpb, ytep Sort, in 5 2doen
einsebroden, Die auS9epfiinoert purben. Die
Seute lpar $4,000 mertb. 0tan glaubt,
brB Die &duber ibr Sauptqnartier su CLING
ton baben uno eine beiuafnete Expedition
oortbin 1T in Sorbereitung. Die 8dnber hos
BEN auh Seriute senlaAt Die Sabn5iise gu
berauben; 1e Oeriuhten Die 3ii9e auf Der
Itlantic NIB @reat Neltern uno Nuegban1
8a1ep @ilenbabu Don benz @eleiIe su "ltiirsen,
mas ihnen aud in einem Sale gelan9. Sie
@iienbabusSeb0roen, namentlid S%nperinten.
bent 0auib WtcGarso baben erfabrene 9etec=
tipeS angeiteut, nm Die Sduloigen aufSuipii.
rem. SIR. DtcGarso bat eil1e 8elobnuns Don
$1,000 ausseiebt fir @rsreifung uno l1eber.
fiibrung Der Wtdnner, melde fiirSlid) eine
Sdiene anf ieiner Sabn fortnabnlen, APO.
burf Elm llnfau e%ntltanb, nno meb rere
Baiia9iere perlest ioiuie eine 0ofomotioe unr
mebrere 8a9en beitdoist tpurben.
, 1875-08-11
Ndubereien inn nprb : Ueftitben
NennfDIpanieu nnb n6rbliben
Metp Wort.

Seit Ginger i3eit miro oas noro-meilide
Yenniplpanien bon StraBen . 8dubern uuo
Ginbrehe.n auBerorbentlia Fart beim9eiudt,
aud ans benz weitliten Stem 0ort pernimmt
man bieielbe &lase. Ser erte Sau mar
Der initternddtlide &inbruh in SaS Saus
oes FARMERS Charles Yeterlon, in Gbau.
tauana Co., bel SameStopu. Sic 8emob.
ner ipuroen geblnben unb Die Mdnner milf.
banbelt /; Die R6uber %oerlan9ten inter EooeS=
a%nbrobunsen, ba6 man ibnen arsebe, mo- Die
800 nerborsen maren, ipelte fe i'm
Sauie permutbeten. Die Sarmersleute be-
iaeen feiue islde Summe nno fonuten alio
gtlhts angeben !; man mtBbanoelte ite uno
sos snblid nit Der Orobung ab mani meree
5uriiftommel unb bic gauge Santtlte um-
bringen wenu' tie alarm made, bepor cine
Stunoe peritoien iei. Nuf bieie @epalttbat
folsten balo nod anbere, 10 oaB fid Die Sar'
mer euti6loien baben elm Sisilan;.@ COMMITTEE
gum segenieitisen Shue uno sur Serfol9un9
Der Sfnrfen gu erriften. Die Sinbrii6e IN
iener @egenb Sdbleu mad Dutenben.
SIN noro.tpefli6en Yenniplpanien mar bic
erite untbat Elm Haubmoro.
Wtr. SObu Butler mnroe bel Srodton err
, 1875-08-11
~ nt@t tnbt, fonDer befiupe ct
fch WOhL.

QaS be trass ~ S~slaaste Der Dsftrr u einss rt&tt.
tsa Dtasnsls IN Steftua 9aatf Wtna btes bsiabt wirO.
p aat ~. aDiibart Der Weit bsptefes. BAT S&Htsetu9i
ess!ear Ia, wsnn man re&tjeitts. ste ssrstf&rteben, bi
arsbe Gntbeduns tn Ser Wlaterta mebea, ben pine Ires
Ssrsta!- ssssa pals. unt aansentranttett.n anwtnbet.
PIT bat nan nns s.fast: ~aDir bassn " :Strsr Wststtn
snrd ben @ebranG Sbres Gsrstai unb btr .DSsyepFs.
Pine ettttlt rprbtn Fns." Wuf GrfuHen str5fentltden
pig ns4 Gin 8.usai5 ia Sn.srsas Ia astssaIsa. uas.s-
last niHt a ~ Itiex.
&rseIftss Dtse, n. Rss. 1865.
Dr. 9. q. 8. gDiftart. - Dtrtbts &trrI SIN aysfl
1868 btRel nt6 sia anfanss nnbebeuteab1 5natn. wsL
- BON eaYfabl rts 2tberttran ~ attmen, peldu
rtt er faste, mtr stras Grlet&tersna Serf&aftn pirhs
mia abst ntt, eurtrsn iSnne. 50 serfa@te len asbtrs.
sS.sI ssas, sa nj. Is%ss ss.1aa s,Si M Rh s sssasss sa sasi. 'i I'M
Tag su 1as t&limmsr u nt isIest rtlkr ts "a a q
mt . tar sa un vt " arer 50 stxbfu&ttek
e 's'n, s.. ~! sd !,s'. s,s gstsstl - ss s.s;, 70 ~s'r:slss. sGs.a
srfs 9Iaf4s var n y sss Rutss Isb eIs
. go esnsm men tatts ssr metas O.
ss q e. s%ss :ss ss! sssss. s sssss: ss ssss q tas.Gs:.. 81, "a
a.ssIlssssas, saa.lis assaI,, = f:ia. 81 taI.is. siss
/ Vii. sairiaSsss Ds sissisH.s s ss's AZ.
wtnfttIh eiAasbbn
etn t~rfanrtntt @sbiatxss, RdHtr 8afaltdts. Gtplsnas
iisntsn in ben gmpfanssltmmeru Der Office. Drei cen.
~fultireube Wtrite ysa ausriannter GiHtigtett aebea tim
sur Sette; fur BITE Semutunsen s~erfibeu ntrben benz
Yubliium tetne Rotten trs&net. ~
Cine fsl@e 1slsesatett btetet ttne snstre &nRalt I'm
eanbe. ,.t .l -.-
Dstst aus trsent duta GtttIe bee eanbes, In W. jen
ua 8att a~naefrast iwirb. wtretn prompt uno ~unsntett.
LID tsantuprte. &trnsfeu foatta In 8orua BON
asedbfeln 0ber Noaanwetfnnsen
dberxaa&t ptrpen. ~ E11t.
preis BON RDtlsarts .amtrteaa Dssprfa ptas" 81
yer 6aa&tei.. Dtelslben strbtn mad Gmpfaas bs BE.
trasts per ppf ;~useianbt.
Vrsii ssn gDtftarts sVtne Tsx Ear gsrbiaI4 $3.50
pr 8ldf&e stu $f va Dussub Glaf&eu. 8ufsnbuns
per Gyprte.
6. a. q. @ifbart, M. D.
Re. 2S2 Nsrb 8wttte Str.
ptgasevtt9.
N saIea 10 aass xsststsn. - lSz2ias
, 1875-08-11
Noftann eifmn9en BON unb mad
Odnaba.

0as Spitem CUR uebermitteluns BON @elb
aus ben Ser. Staaten nod Canada nnb nm.
gefebrt, iiber ipeldeS iih bic Ge9ierungen
betoer 2droer fiirSlid geeinigt batten, trat
am /. Nnguft in Strait. SanaG miiiien
ane iolfe Yoftanmeifurlgen Snerft ems oer
fol9enber Yoitdnter paiftren, ebe fie oil tbre
Ibreiie bef0roert iperben, ndmlid Bortlano,
Sreg., ct. Saul, Minn., Detroit, Dfid..
gerp Yorf, Buffalo ober Sgoensburg, H.D,
Boiton, Dfaii., nnb Bangor, See. Sci jecem
bieier Yoftdmter mub Der Boftneifer ben
gmpfan9 Der Nnpeiiun9en beidetni9en,
ebenio ben Setrag Der anS5usablenben
Summe In Sob, tpenn 5ablbar IN Canada,
unb in Currency, ipenn Sablbar in ben Ser.
Staaten. unb ben Hanten beS YoftamteS
eintragen, no Die Mntpei5ung aMs3u5ablen
tit. @benio muB er ben Yotmeiiter b,eieS
Boftamtes baoon beaabribtigen unb amar
nit oenielben Boit5nge, Der bic MnDeiiung
peiter beforbert. 0amit Der Yoftmetfer
iebeS Der genannten Boitdmter baS @oloasio
genau berehnen fann, foG linn ber Yoifmeis
iter BON Seem Yorf bic S0be beiielben tdglid)
telegrapbiren. Der @eneral=Yoltmeifter Der
Ser. Staaten bat allBer ben Dben genannten
Boftdmteri nod iiber breibnnbert ais GUT
Nnnabme unb Anssablnng BON Yoffanpeis
lurlger beitlmmt, iueld)e IN benz nenen Soft
&eglement u%er0fientli1t tperoen. 9ue Soft
amter IN Canada, no SnlanbzB oftanmeiinn=
gen ausseseben unb auSgeSablt merben, sah-
len aud Die Boitauipeiiuns aus ben Gereinis=
ten Staateu aus unb nebmen ioIbe CUR 8e>
f0r6eruns oabin iiber ems Der obensenaunten
Yoitdmter an. 0aS Borto fiir Yoitannet=
lungen mad @anaba betrdgt IN ben Sereinigs
ten Staaten fir $40 unb barunter 20 Gents,
BON $40 bts 800 40 &ents, bon 800 bis $3.50
go Gents, ben $3.50 bis $40 80 Gents, BON
$40 bis $50 81. Sir mebr ais $50 Gut
rencp fann feline Boltanpeiiung nad Ganaba
aeianot tperben, unb nm9efebrt feline fit
mebr ais $40 Sob.
Die erfte Yoitanmeiiung BON 81 inter bic,
fem neuen Spitem prroe BON 8aibiuaton,
.. g., an ben &bef.S superintendent bes
Poffanfueiilnss : 3epartements III Sttapa
bon benz Boitoepartement seianbt, oils Cont
pltment fir feline S%emiibunsen bel Dem i3us
ita1toefommen bieies neuen Snitems.
, 1875-08-11

Muber ben 1mebenben Sra
Yen ter innsru @eiessebung, Die ii4 gum
9roBen Ebsile wenisftens ibrer Grleoigun9
ie mebt unb me br, uuo omar NIT 10 srfreu'
lider @eidminbigteit ndberte, baB Der Sc
oanfe auftauhte, Dos BaIlament ifon Dor
Der ttbliden iSeit, ndmli6 ldou am 81. Snli
III f4lieBen, mtnoete iid in England Die
Muimerfiamfeit fart ben aiiatii6sn Dinsen
su. Die &ublanb ~seseniiber einjnnebmence
0altung marp lebbalt, aber nit GROCER gu
ueri9t in BITE britiide Ma1t er6rtert; naber
aber oils oieie 3utunftsfrase l,est cine Ser
midlung nit Blrma ober pielmebr NIT benz
~offsnbar binter bieiem 8eide ffebenoen China.
Die Iusii9ten anf einen &rigs 5undhf nit
9irmla naren eber i'm 3M- als I'm Nbnehs
men besrihen, uno es 1T flor, baB, penn Der
&1nig uon Birma es 3u bieiem Ieuberiten
fommen ldBt, er babel auf ben &oloB i'm
Often reduet. Sci @elesenbeit elmer In'
fra9e 2orb Ben3ance'S i'm Sberbauie bat Der
Carl Of Derbp burd Elm mannbaftss Wort
oas Seinige 9etban, um Die iible Stimmlin9.
oiemegen oes beutif .bel9li4eu Notenmebiels
i'm Gebruar b. s. gum Sbeil nod in eng
lamb berri4te, 3u 3erlreuen, inoem er er'
fldrte, oaB bic p~oranSseiesten @runolase
unb Soroerungen BON Setteu Deutiblanos
gnslanb seseniiber gar nidt ausseipro9en
ieien, oaB aber. menn bies 9elheben iein
miroe. Die en9lii9e &eSieruns bsnielben ses
geniber iit entidieoen ablebneno perbalten
baben piirbe.