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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

sat fidb Cit 0Beib etnommen. -
Der Gbrip. Or. .. .9ausmann,R n, RstaFlsuv
Sss oRsfcrnIrtsn SauSfttunb" IN 8tabIns,
bat nun au4 elm IIsUsS @tIbIs su fb erncm.
rnrn, mas nns isbr frtut ttnn pir baiisn I'M.
rtsr bsfiir&ift sr riirte ais alter Sunsssftat,
uip. Bachelor ftin 2tbtn bsI9IitBtn mHIT,H.
Or. 9nusmanu tuubnie fiibr In Gbambns.
burg, po IT nIs 8sSnfifur ber ,,9lsfcrmirlsn
SsirasnjrItHus," an tptI&sr ipir SItIs Sabre
arbsiiftsr, ansGfsat mar. @r Burbs am ssr.
Itsttn DienflaS In RsnbIne NIT 8rauIsin gInia.
Tia eiuSnnian bon bnfrIbF estraui.-gB pIin.
i&sn anfsrtni alien priniipaI unb itbIssn Sol.
Ifssn iUluis aud lsIuT @attIn ben mi&am
Ssstn trs SImmtIs. NSss bn sTiiIi&e
Griste unisr ibHfn tupbnrn, unb bnS ganb btr
eisbt fs asis umf&Iiussn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

Nl6tIi6 8efforbeu. - Sr. 8. 8.
@eit SRpissniCbn nnlrrs aTifn 8rmnSss,
Srn. 8. Dad bon &raOInO, liart anfansS bIs-
lss NCnais ltbr pIUBIi&. Die iirla9r lsiHss
ScSss babsn @ir ni&t riabrsn. DIR 8n.
flcrbenr ica eIn istr braUsr iuussr Wahn et.
tpsisn isIu, uuN pnr @ItSIIrS tfs ysarmcnIa
RGnnn&or" itnr StaSi.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

Sect 8ebt'S los.-Dis eanfalr Giiy
eistt Quarts bAbm fire llnifcrmn abaIisn.
DIE "9HnS'n's" bdrfm lTS isbt RObI Itsm
Iadsn unS Hsrttn trBbnIb au$ frOb (,ia.-.
aber pit ii'bI's aus, tptnn tit 9tu&fn rinmaI
TuIpsr rifGfn lcIIsn2
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

Gin StSre beraMbt.-Dn GiltnRaa.
ren. SiUrs br Serrn GnaIe s. SObIr im BE-.
naGbaritn NIbbIfippu, wurNe sints gttnts
ItBif Dcas uu eIpa elm Vuntsrt DGllars Gl.
isnpaartn trauti. Die Ditbs taItn f&
Ginsdns In ben SiCre SaburG Ufrf&aHt inSsm
lis eS&sr In bic SOrtrt Sbiir bCbritn, unb
ben Lnnntn &ItatI prnfGObtn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

Der Ggs 9riefter 9Cbn @. G,srte-
niaun BON philadelphia, ptI&r ttS gtrass
anssilasi II, ppDnir iribu III SrabinsJ unO
sanH III GbambGSburs, zen no or In 1866
na& philadelphia iit1ftSrIie. Gr Gsbt jfgt
ldntm @nbSr tni9retn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

2rimipdnS ju thbtn TT $50. " a Il
lin . DrY.GICUsS Gicrt am NarFtt SNua.
re. Gin srcDtr gOratb etinwant, GiirIifG'
Srib, IaiGrni!idG unS panblii9r, SauS.
GarnilbIn8 0CUbs bon aIItn unO ifer SurIs
II. +. To-, iinb ;a'Ssn nisbriSAtn prtifsu ~ ba.
ben. - Mnn pf9s Dor.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

SernnsIhft. = SOBu SanGtsp Tin
SsntI$ SanSfSnbl friitr In 8rlsBisuiIs lsii
stntStn Sabrsn nbsr IN GaIImuuib, eonraIsr
County TObubaft tpar Irbibin IN RiSbIstctsu
dut 0fl9dfisn. gIIS sr na& Gaamcuib ~.
radfsp'tE uHO sOn siusm 3ao ptI&u III BE-
Er9uns traI abfprinssn pcaIt, asritlb ,r ,tu.
ter bic &dSr, mas ftinsn SUs mttrue Sage
nnbbn btrbeifiibrts.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

Gin Snabe eet6Stct. - Gin annts
giamfrs Gilbert Brighton im Utter Sph 10 bio
IA Satrea, btitn GItsrn an her HUrb prines
Strabs 1T eareafsr wUbarn, ruais an bn Sc.
mon unh @atr SirlBs auf tintn StsbIsn,ua
Der III gsH'suHs mar lsISsn, (pabrf&siaIl&
I'm 9CbItn Su iltbItn,) liipis abn bonn 3us
DsTab, unS pnret iitrfabrtn. Gr mar bud-
iidbIi3 snbtpst asi&niiisu, unb farb faIi au.
1tnbIidIIG.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15
Oute MuSiidteu Fdr moriettt

Onte Ineii6ttn fur Marietta.
Vim Susaurtanua in @uritlla lcGItn irbl
isbr SisIe GlSbs IanGs benz lIfsr Iirssn, - rira
20 Ian8Itn an siHsm Gag SOrt an. Die Sab.
rssltit ilf ttbt tafit ba, unb RirS IN sinistn
Wo9tn ibrs SSts trrri&t baSsn. Da trr
Damn bel Columbia bsf&aSist II, 70 RirS
RnristIa bsSrutsutn NuBsn tur& bic GlS6s
i'tbtn, Ia iif ni&i psitss ben GIut tinunifr
asnommsn Htrttn ISnnrn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

Sob eineS alien Sarsers. - Sr.
9Si'pb Q. esftsfb pububafl III StraSburs
Sarsush eanfaar County, llarb an Sretas
Rsrstu I'm bopsn AIiT scn ST 9nbrtu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

3i9cHner.ooNabt @biis Solt III ganfa-
fer GcaHIs bat I'D tiHs Sanst !3isnuu ME.
SsrGsla(fH. pfI&s lismIIsp quite @f4afIt NIT
pffrbtbdnbtl unS @abrIaatn MAIDEN Icn,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

in gJorF farb AM vOrItBtsh Ncnlas
Absnb, Or. Gpurab 3immsrmann,
ssbiiriiJ aus Stdtu'Darmlntt unb rinr htr
8sa&trRrn i&un az Sabrsn In gerF anialFstr
Burger, In itintm 70. eebsusiabn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

G!nc IrlFauc. - Der SsanNBaGnie In
piiisturs trirte ItBir Gs&r bic GUpie riHr
eIssus fiji tn Strtauf ron 8isr urb 9IIr, bic
I'm Sabre 1906 non GIcuDerntur Mic3saH ffis
8ruarb SWrsnsy In Birmingham, SuuiIn0-
bot County aaS0tltIlt Borsm par, tinsrriti.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

Cine Tran duf Der StraGe eei
ffrrben. - Grau Rttrred @uulb, friibfr In
Sdrrisburs wUbnbaft farb ant Wcnias auf
OHmiIi&r Shabs In philadelphia gang pIGs-
lid an tsr Sn,Iranfbeii.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

Sim SamGfae (btn 10. gIpriD Sarsn 60
80 9abnn, ais bas arrBt Gtasr III piitSbHTs
fatifauS 0m Sabre tsi5). @ir uInnsra
uus etNtn nod rt&t gut.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

Der I6tb. Siefter Gipmer bon
Ssabing, psIGr IGuesrs .3sit l&prr rrIranTt
am 5ypbisFsbtr baruitsrr lag, ~, pis mir nit
GrfuSsn Ssrnsbmsn, pisSnaaf benz @rSs Ter
YtHnuna.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

Die CUMBERLAND gaIIsy Gifrnbatn Cont.
pasuIe bat cine irbr biSI&e 5idtt Office am
bIsfstn SabnEpf sinribitn IalTtn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

Jn Sarri6bure Brbm bitfS 9abV
lipst n'ns S&uIbSuir orIRitL BtI&s ftpu
$4,000 fcasn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

Sobn Sran8 rca Daupbin SuIts bon
Gtisf GlnF @ppIsSsr aIS @dtitr Int Rspri-
ItnianieHr Sdus angrftGf.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

Der nslIs aufsrnpmmfns Stlnl Colorado
IN brr 80. In Der Union.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

Sa ber Stanb jsbt bssinnt In bitin
BrlIsn auhupIrbrTn, 70 ipirt 9pdbIT gal
ni6t lu Sfrpnfsn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

Su Sireinia GitD lclIsn 80 gEiilrsn
Isbsn ;-sias fanOis @rIrssnbsit fir iaaBs unt
aIir Wittptr, pttr Suness1tlIt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

Bier @ittSbnr9er @dbhen BcI.
len bfsisn SOmmrr ~ Cape Wlay E& im-
NartIauffn tibtu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

SaS Jabr 1875 btsann an sintm 8rsi.
tag, unb snsst ant 8rfitas,-DisTrs pai6ri bios
ale spau,i9 9ntNn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

sfltccna Bat siusn girbr aIs 8risDnnS
ri&iH.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15
,MtR, ,@arrisbnra 0ei6uerein. :"

VF F@"F-@W ~ttT"tFt1Ws
Die STtin bat li@ bur@ bic QDabl tun 9s.
anlisn SOlIianSiG crGandirt unt 70 auuHsbr ts.
rtIt, @ti&Sfie lu ibun. psrfcutn, stI$s BEN
ggsIn, br un!sr istr siiuRIssp gIuaf&in CT.
Sifhst rutts, bsIsuirsIfa ipiinF&sn, issrStn CT.
iu&t ii& AM Gamlinss sIbtut um baIb 8 libr
In 6. s. eistirtu's i}iinfttm @nrSbauS sirsu.
finSfu.
Sefepb Gorbpn, praFttni.
SarTisburA MpriI is, 1864.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

Der ,.0ermania S6heeuDers
cin. "-Disftr 8rsIn, sinn bn lfrsbfamllsH
unS bsIirtIrRsu In 9anTair brf&IOb nsuIi#,
am srRsn unb trIiIsn WOnias rInts irttn Wc.
naiS pabrsnO ttS SrmmtrS wrcbenl&itbsn
abSubaItrn. lin SIsIe 8reuuts uHb @Rnnr ~
sspinnfu. bal ttr GsrsIn nun aud Stsbrl$h.
ben anstIROift unb anStrt gtrttlirunstn auf
itiutm S&ItbPIaB (tsm IitbIi&en Sells Sain)
ssma&t. SOhsutIia brtrn ft immn u&l
SitIs S&iiBsu babel tirfnhsn.-sIm @liiprG
absns sripatIIt br SGiBfn.g .grsin fcIssnte
Ssrfn ais gtamtfa: 1. SGiBsHmeIRn-Yt.
esbisItsr; 2. S&aBsnmtiRsr-gBm. Ratu /;
S&aBmsillr-SsarI g8Ibmtyr prot. StIrf.
tar-g8m. S&uIJe; 8inani. Stfrttdr- 2Ortn;
StnnPp SrHiists-S. Srtitsr, GriiIitb bS9mib
unb Il. SSrItr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

DaS Sd 6bitc mas fOmmi, ~ - Bed
bier.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15
Cofale Nenigkeiten.
2amsaster, ga.
DOnnsrstaa, aprIl Is. 1875.

Die @dieer In eanFnRtr County (ClIsn
rol bon SpsGitn l@wGrmtn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

Nl6eIibe SobeSfdne. Savlb
Wuiisr bon 9pBraia, 9iuranr SCuniv, rin
ipcblbsFauattr gtbbantItf farb GanI pIGsIit
am lfbtrn @amiln9 1T YbiIastIpbin, rSbrtub
sr lib I'm gisbbof btfnns.
5rau GIilabhb @rBotr Muitsr bsS Su.
RI9asI @tBSsr SUttItsPr su 9dbstpHt,
irI tctt I'M Garitn am @amnas Ia&millas
ristrr. Gle ipar so Sabre all, unb llart an
bT SsriITanibtii.
8lussnt Stnbbs, elm pObIbtfanniT unS
5UGssa&iriT Sirsu son Sutton 1ripnItip,
eaneansr County, farb AM ItbttH DonnnIlae
In ftInsr @Obnnna I'm AIir bon 70 9abrtt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

Sect n bis 8sIi um-Bedbugs ~ fanatn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

1teberfabreH nnb set6Dtet. - Yin
btr Bride nabs br ROuntpiIs Staiipn tpurbr
am SrrIsbttn Wcnias attub riH Rann ga.
nsns @rSrIts bon sinsm Gra&bus iibnfabrsn
unb sstSsttt. @r9ritr ufbii ftinr Grau unb
Gin sspi0sr Wl@asI GaIty tpartn Gags ,uSur
II Columbia sstptlsu, unt puIIien ua& 9anFd.
Per 8tbsn. ole bailrn jsbu@ brs @Hisn ,a
sitI srhpdsn, uub ale le na& WrHnipIat IA.
uith mar 80 tntiis @a&t. Sir iibnna$ls.
ten Te unter elmer 9rRds grR an
nG&ftH Rorssn ipif&tn 4 unb libr purbe
bic 8rau hss @s9rIbs sspubr, baB iBr Wlaun
iltsrfatrsn irrrtsn unS tptt itI. Ssin a6rprr
mar fGrsdIi& iussri&tst rub lsIn elmer grm
gang BON ssits ssirsnni. -Rub aud tiu l4S.
urs SIeetIatt ssptIsn GsIn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-15

0eeen ale 2eiben beS tpeibIids, cr
6efdbIedbts BET iunstn ubr alien, Strbti
raibsisn rbT IsbissH vnlpusn, I'M auftIiibn
btr @ribIidhit ubtr btim aufbSrfn bsr gtriu
be brpabrt Or. YItrrs's eItbIineasncrbuanf
"Favorite Prescription 70 tnif&itbsn ibrsr
bsiIsnbsn GIHFus, baB Fs bon glIsn, rsTGs fl
esbrau&tsu, bc@striibml pIrh.
pHr Spba u. RIHjtH appibtfrr ron 9rst
Rpiisr Rcy i&rtibt:
nDr. pirrrt. Rrin Srrr! 9bre RsbieiEfr
psrIaufsn f& bsFrr aIs aIIe anbnrn, bic Id
fibrs, unb man 10 iiberaa NIT ibntn ,ufrFebtn,
gslunbtrs tnBadt if bas wabIifum iibr SbrG
2tfbIiusapsrprbnuns "Favorite Prescription y
anb Fs Gasint elm eIebIins bel sIfItn ertuprbrn
;u ftin, bic ft ismaTs sttrauGt bnbtn."
Gle III bsI allen appIbdnn unb Ntbitin.
baabIrn su babm. ole 10 In bsuif9n lin.
f&ISssn mil btutG&tn Observation-Disclosures
strpudL bsutn ~ eisbe tpsI9s fie III fBrrr
MulIr1pra9e babrn wpatn. 90.
E8r 8raa Rsbeera RuIp IN TOiiS.
TOWN, pa, fact, ,,DanIbar bin Id fir DIR.
aus, 9Bute's3ambHretr9rUpf
bic MID BON sinsm f&wtrtn SsspatIttH, bas
iebr geuGs pisbrItbrit, bsfrfiisn. uub Iprs@s
iG bieIss iua RuBsn gnbfrF tfsuIIIG auS."
50.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-23
Original Notice.


To Sarah F0rsy the, formerly Sarah
Reed Josepii a. Reed. sarah r..
Weidner, formerly Sarah Reed.
Thomas \. Reed, Meggy Reed, VIII
liam J. Reed. Nancy j. Reed. Alice
Hendricks. James L.. Reed. Harriet
Reed, Nina Reed, Augustus l.. Reed,
Anna r. Smith, Joel w. Reed, jacob
l.. Reed. Martha T.. Lewis, Amy Reed,
James u. Reed, Charles w. Reed,
John l.. Rouze, Joseph Rouze, Lncre-
tia Gullion, Asberry Rouze and Pow
ell Rouze:
You and each OF you are hereby no.
tilted that on Dr before Tile 18th day Of
November. A. -. 1875, there W II he
on file In the office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of Marion county, n. 4
state OF Iowa, the petition Of Is. +.
Mnstefson, alleging that be II now the
owner in fee simple of the east half of
fbe southwest quarter Of Section No.
thirty-ihree l3S). Ia Township No
seventy. tT5l, north Of Range No.
rightern 49,. West of the 9th T. NJ.
containing eighty $50 acres, .iipre or
less, Situated la said county Of Marion
and State of Iowa, and asking said
Court, by decree thereof, to compel
you Ia convey said above described
real estate and premises. To him, aud
to have his title Of said land confirmed
aud qulsted.
And, now unless you appear thereto
and defend, or or before noon of the
secoiid day Of the January term, a. ID.
1879. OF said Court, which term will
commence on the Sd day of January.
A. ID. 1875. default will he entered
against you. and decree rendered
snereon NJ prayed for on said petitions
A. H. MILLER,
s-2gs Atty for Plaintiff
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-23

The Catholic Orphans Home J.
hid away ia soresr OF shrnbberry,
tempting 10 even pro,e~taats 10 look
uT~n.
The Aged womenfs Homes OF the
Bspsists, Presbyterians and ln.ver-
salisss. are in sight Of this gress
ihs roughfsre.
Badgers Female College Is JUST
upDn the border OF the Avenue.
Many other stately buildings o'
similar character give prestige and
eczaf to the famous street.
For change let me give you o
scene Of pleasant nsturaIns-s which ]
saw enacted this morning, and ]
have done with Fifth Avenue for to-
day:
Our milk-man, who calls every
morning at nine o'clock, a ssalwsrt
elbow is accompanied, by rosy
checked, blue-eyei Iai, with curl
ing, suborn Jocks that a prince
might envy. He has strength and
health which many man would
barter millions for. Over the way
dwells pretty servant maid, ripe,
rich and rosy, as neat a biz Of femi-
ninIty as ever snined the door-knobs
OF a palace. This morning the lad,
Collin, stood on the brown stone
steps, dancing To keep bis feet warm
while waiting for the cook TO unlock
the door. Meantime Clarinda sp.
pear ed and diligently set to work
with her channels skin to polish the
knobs. Instantly a low musical
whistle from Collin came TO the
ear Of the lass, and she Of the west
side looked over TO the east. The
eyes met, and off came Collins buck
skin glove. kissing his cold fingers
with hearty smack he tossed The
kiss, with q bow, across the frosty
cfasm. The maid received IL with a
courtesy, and in y moment both dis
appeared. Au ReOrir.
FRANCES -. GAGE.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-23
JONES' ADDITION

Lies within about a quarter Of
mile OF the business portion
OF the city, and Is one OF kuoxvIlle,s
handsomest and most valuable SUBJ
urhs. 1t embraces sixteen blocks. of
eight lots each. making total of IFS
lots. each 8Oxl2 feet.
About so of these lots are occupied
by residences and other substantial
improvements. including an extensive
woelsn Manufacturing Establishment, Tsss-
ing NIL, Stare. Orchards, Vineyards, etc,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-23
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS

are soon TO be erected In the addition
Railroad depot. buildings, side tracks
etc, will occupy portions OF tbIts
blocks at the northeast corner. No
such desirable lots as these can he hsa
In the city at such low figures as tho~
In Jones' addition. Now Is the llns
to buy, and Jones' Addition Is lns
place, ii you want a desirable plat s''
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-23

Water may he found anywhere at a
depth OF from 10 to 25 feet. Many Of
the lots are fenced and in cultivation.
with bearing orchard trees and shrub
berry.
A large number Of neat cottages
have already been built In this addi-
tion. and are now occupied by thrifty
citizens.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-23
GROUNDS,

He has fifty lots which he will sell
ut fair rates on easy terms. They are
all good lots for residences. lying on
beautiful plat Of ground just west OF
Knoxville Wooden and FIGURING Mills.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-17

thought will recover. The husband
has not been arrested.
Thomas p. Pulsitcr, who was as.
saulted in Boston Oh Saturday night
and reported to be dead, Is still alive.
but no hopes are entertained Of his re.
covery' The police believe they have
a clue to his ASSISTANTS.
-Gustavus Andrews, an old Mass
a chusetts jailer, the man who did the
last inequalities for the notorious Dr.
Webster, has written letter in which
he says: "From my experience as an
officer IN some capacity for thirty-five
years, | believe criminals have a great
er fear ofbeing sent 20 the State pris-
ON, more especially life sentences, than
they have Of the gallows. Scores
have committed suicide. or made the
attempt, rather than be sent there"
One Of the carriers of the Boston
Traveller is Mrs. Griffin, ii widow
aged SO years, who still delivers the
papers personally to her customers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-17
MASS ACHUSETTS.

One hundred and FIVE Mormon
missionaries are to be sent here this
winter to preach the gospel OF poly
gamy to the $4,000 superhuous women
of Massachusetts.
The postal card agency at Spring
field, sent off during October 90
l3S,500 cards. The largest number
ever before distributed in one month
was 100000. This large increase
was due mainly to the demand for the
new card though it is an undoubted
fact that the postal card continues
steadily to grow i'll popular favor.
The agency will probably send off
100000 cards daily for some time.
Tx Judge Metcalf, formerly on
the bench of the supreme court of
Massachuse.t It's, died Saturday aged 81
years.
"A man without any arms, housed
in a box with an iron grating, was the
attraction at Boston railroad station
recently. He was bound for Haver-
hill, and was in charge ola Spamard,
w n fnJ him, and ip1nlro1 him, ~,
tobacco and pipe, He was, his guar
dian, assured enquire's, perfectly arm
less.
Mark Killam, farm laborer at
Revere, drowned himself on the 10Th,
in mud hole.
Mrs. Marshall, Of Stoughtou, who
was shot by her husband on Saturday
night, is still alive, and il is now
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Fees Of Masters in dhancery.

In a case in Washington county re-
Gently appealed to the Supreme Court
upon conference Of the judges at the
last General Term, it is ncld that the
fees for Masters in Chancery, fixed IN
the schedule of fees, were designed
only for the ordinary service Of stand
ing Masters, and not as the fixed rate
Of compensation to Masters specially
appointed by the court for eXtraordin
AIRY service, or to standing Masters to
whom a matter is specially referred,
requiring extraordinary service. When
the Masters are to hear witnesses, eX.
anime and consider evidences, try and
determine controverted questions Of
fact, investigate and state complicated
or contrOyerted accounts, and make
report Of proceedings and results to
the court, they are to be allowed 4
reasonable compensation, irrespective
of the schedule Of fees and the same
is to be regarded as taxable costs,
subject to revision and adjustment by
the court. The above is furnished by
one Of the judges, with the suggestion
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The Next Congress.

The Woshinoton corrnsnondo,o, 81
the Now york TVorl5 ,,;.a, .o,,,. :;
tercstino detail. IF tbo rro,o.o,;o,,o
for the XIJVtb Conor.ys which
conps torn,bor IN f,,, ,ro,,., -,
rcadv fine snoson mas, Iva ,o;l J., t...o
foi,ly ooone1 Tine C,,n;,o, ho, .,o
ken offits SIMMER rc,horov tho h,to,,
are G,Iipo M mad n,o do,o,1 r,n
houses j, almost nonracade,tod
These s;cn4 nf tha c,,oi,,, r,,h o,o
mainly otlribut,lIo ,o tba n,,it;ool
chanoe ot one brorrh IF Io,nr,s. ,o
the promised ac,iyity If ,ho Co,ton-
nial year and to thn pr..;lopt;, c,,,
paion Of 1876 Tine Snn.;oon1 IInu.a
halls a,p haing ,.,ocoJ n o,lor ,o1
the Presidents yico pras;Ja,,.. and
Sneakers room. are ra,oiviro un,snol
odornment that ,hcv may hn ,ttro.
tive not only to the official, who occu.
ny Them bnt to fine ,hopgo,1, wbo
vii, visit them fine comi,o sa,son
The interest in thc uDw Conorass NJ
course. centres in the ortoniza.;on of
the House of Rcnrcspntotivos If
will be eighteen wears since = Damo.
cratic Speaker l,os hnan nloctod and
in that interval fine RonuhlicoD nort,
has controlled the IIonsp for nina com
secutivp Conoros.ce OF tho 2ao
members Of tine upvt IInusa ,hn Don.
ocrats have l7S. the Rcpublicans 10s
and the INDEPENDENTS 6. or the yari.
Gus candidates for the Speakership,
Kerr, Of Indiana Randall, Of Penn
sylyania Cox and Wood Of New
York Sayler, Of Ohio Holman. of
Indiana and Lamar. Of Missis>;ppi
were members OF preceding Congress-
es, while Payne, of ONO and Walker,
Of Virginia, are new members. The
relative strength Of the various can