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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-23
FOREIGN,
The Cortes 70 be Conxoksd.

Auc SOTtco - oc OOuVOkeOs
MADRID, October 22.-A royal decree,
conv0king the COItes, will be issued imme.
diately.
Sharkey mt Santander.
The Cuban mail steamer, with Sharkey
aboard, arrived at Santahder.
Tactics Of the left.
PARIS, October 22.-Rouher's speech will
be discussed In the Council of Ministers.
As soon at the Assembly meets the left will
move to fix a day for dissolution, hoping
thus to procure vote hostile 90 NJ. Buffet.
Rouher.
The Council of Ministers to-day decided
not to take the initiative looking to repres-
sive measures in regard to NJ. Rouher for
his recent speech at Ajaccio, as the govern
ment desires to leave the Assembly COM
plete freedom of action in the matter.
The Carlists.
1t is believed in Madrid that the Carlist
leaders will hold meeting shortly, at
will influence to an important extent the
position of the cause.
The Assembly.
1t is announced that the French Assembly
will convene on the fourth Of November
next.
A Deficiency In the German Badget!
BERLIN, October % The estimates for
the German empire for 1876 shows def
ciency of $1,000, 900 marke.
China Makes Amends.
LONDON, October 22.-Mr. Wade reports
to the Foreign Office that in addition to
other guarantees, Chinese commission has
gone to England bearing an apology for the
Yannsn outrage, and safe conduct to Bur
nah for a commission of inquiry.
Rough Weather.
The weather 10 tempsstu0us, and much
damage to shipping reported. Disasters
involving the loss of twenty lives are al
ready reported. t.,'l 9A'W hl'
LONDON, October 2.-G. d. AeFrontsos
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The East Feliciana Crime.
New ORLEANS, October 90, 1875.

EDITOR REPUBLICAN,:
Since my arrival IN the city have been
credibly informed that many prominent
Republicans believe that John Gair and his
sister.in law, Babe Mathews, were the VIC
tins of q conspiracy in East Feliciana to
get rid of Gair and his friends, and that the
poisoning OF Saunders was mere pretext to
assassinate GaiE and rid the parish of
prominent Republican. The idea is as false
a. II Is improbable. DR.. Ssunders could
never lend himself to any thing that was
dark or disreputable. DR.. Langworthy,
Judge Lyons, Charles McVsy, Colonel Har-
dee and X. A. Gross, together with meny
prominent colored men, will testify to the
authenticity of this statement. r-..r
The fate of Gair and Mathews was ex-
treme. 1t was outside the pale of law and
order.
II this was conspiracy to rid the county
of Gair--who was already refugee-it was
Q brutal murder.
If, - bslisvs, he and bis accomplicA
are guilty, can say nothing in extAnuation
Of the crime. FRANK POWERS. |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-23
ZION OF JRAN PUJO, ALIAS JEANOT
LRCONOME.
Pstrict Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 36, 991,

GUlNAULT, AUCTlONKBR-OFFICB
of Exchange allev and Bienville street,
I4i. November s, 1878. will be sold. at twelve
y, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Bx.
npyA street, between Canal and Custom.
eeta by virtue Of an order from the hon.
bec0ud District Court for the parish Of
dated september "a, 1875
AXE OF GROUND, situated In the town Of
designated bs No. l55 B, measuring 33l
ehes front on Belfast street, 2s6 feet 10
ent on welfth street, 3O3 feet front on
" street, and 300 feet 6 inches front on
street; the whole sgre~ably to plan which
zelbited ct the above Exchange.
Onethird cash, and the balance at six
2 months credit for notes secured by spe-
ssEe and vendors lien, and to bear inter
~ per cent from maturity until paid, sub
:. usual iclause Of non slienando, attor.
N eaae Of nen-psEment. 7rrr
~ to be passed before A. D. DOriocourt,
aolic, at the expense of the purchaser.
axes for the year 1875 payable In 1876. as
e drainage, st the expense of the pur.
sside and absve the price of sdjud,ca-
b ...,,t, - t,..-...tt oc5 l6 p 30 nos
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GOVernOr KELLOGG,

Mr.. Clarke, secretary to the Governor,
received q dispatch yesterday from Gov
ernor Kellogg, at Chicago, stating that he
would start for New Orleans Saturday or
Sunday. The Governor may be expected,
therefore, on Tuesday or Wednesday next.
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Tho Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerios, No.
50 Chartres street, stood as follows Octo-
Der %: At SA. M, $50; at P. NJ, 72o; at
6P. NJ, 69o. Lowest point during the night
of October 81, $50.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-23

Rev. Mr. MurrAy's paper has depart
ment called "Minister's Fun" and the cler-
0men appear to have plenty Of it. Z
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Music ct the dinner hour, - furnished at
aome Of the NS& York heeels. can never
quise 0Ahs - frshSissAsf . essA Ainnsr.
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+. II. q B. J. Montgomery.
Z B. J. MONTGOMERY,
NERAL AUCTIONEERS
p DRALRRs In NEW FURNITURE.
lHnery Han, Ne. 81 Camp Street,

MI Sirrors Of =
lvsSDAYs, THURSDAYS aud SATURDAYS,
koom, No. GO Camp street, commencind
ehly sales Of Horses, Mules, Busgies, Gar.
q, ct Sales stables, No. 10 Baronne street,
~, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS,
@nt HAN aH Ifl7 -
aa'ss Of every dssoristion promptly ~
|sstention paid to the sales Of real estate
- hana the largest s&nsk of New Pusni
" variety to be found In the city, at
4 - - ssSTd "a gldsss ss7s 8 ef%R s4Ss
e6th ID their ifns . Rneti0neer5
- nl1ttHHA el.-f-IS ~ u
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NEW ORLEANS SATURDAY,

influence of local discomfort, can be used
by the Southern Confederates to remand to
serfdom, as wage slaves, the colored work
ingmen of the South. b.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
kEJI.s ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Last Week OF
NICK ROBERTS

LEONA DA Els
|roNIME AND GYMNAsTlC TROUPE.
!. October ~, and during the Week,
lmous Comic Trick Pantomime, entitled
HUMPTY DUMPTY.
ned with unusual completeness, glittering
korste scenery, elegant costumes, novel
frste machinery, new aud comic tricks,
hi effects and magnificent transformation
|NEEs WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
kY. October 24-First appearance of the
|vis new Dramatic Company, supporting
Enlar dialect actors, Messrs. BAKER and
kfce omen from 9 A. NJ. to 10P. NJ.
opep at seven O'clock; overture at eight
kY, october 2s-Benetit of LEoNA DARE.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

fUvros QuARTEgY MEETIgG.-The
Quarterly meeting Of Knoxville Sta
ton and Circuit, NJ. II. Church, will
be held, Ia union, on the County Fair
Grounds, one mile north Of town, July
9th and 9th, next. The services will
open with preaching on Saturday, at
p. m. Persons arc requested. as far
"a possible, to provide themselves with
chairs or other seats. Should the
weather be unsuitable for grove exer-
cises the meeting will be held In the
NJ. Il. Church In Knoxville. The
Presiding Elder, Rev. q. n. Power,
will be present and conduet tho meet-
ing. All are invited. Please bring
your baskets on Sabbath.
j.. III. WARrsGs | pa.tor.
GEO. MUTTON,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

4 Rock ISLAND RAILR0Ap--Ihs en-
rsnecr corps. making survey through
This county for the extension Of the Z.
R.IAp. branch nom Osksloosa, are
now !. work ress Of whitebresss
creek, and some three or four miles
north or northwest OF Knoxville. The
line they are now running crosses the
pes Molnes just above the mouth OF
English creek, twelve miles alnaost
due east Of Knoxville, passes near
Eureka scslooi house, crosses the Peiia
and Knoxville road near lola post
o1T,ce. aud bears slightly north from
there 10 near Eagle Rock on White
breast creek. This course win carry
the lire north Of Pieasantyiiie to Car
Isle. Warren county. IL 10 under
stood tina. survey will coon be made
through Knoxville, and that o propo-
sition aiil be made contemplating the
building Of the road on this line II SUI
felens encouragement IL given by our
citizens. 1.-THE demand Is reasonable,
there Is little doubt rs to our ability
and willingness to meet 1t. We want
the road, and cannot afford to let 1t
miss our city. Mr. Riddle. viii doubt
less keep quiet until he Is ready toteii
ne what he can do. and viii then not
hesitate TO state his ultimatum.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15
CITY ORDINANCE.
No. XIV.

SECTION /. BE IL Enacted by ne 'cig
Council Of the city Of Kao1vitte !. That
it shall be the duty of owners or agents
of lots or parts of lots in front Of which
sidewalks are now or shall hereaftei
be constructed to keep the same ia
good repair.
SEC. 2. On the refusal or neglect Of
owners or agents to comply with tbs
requirements of section one Of ths
ordinance, after ten days notice, 81
shall be the duty of the City Marshs
to proceed To repair the same, and The
cost of snch repair shall be certified v
by the Marshal and be governed by
the same conditions and requirement.
as set forth in Settion 5 of Ordinance
IL Of the compiled Ordinances of The
city of Knoxville, approved Angus
I'd, 1869.
SIC. 3. So much of the Ordinances
as relates to the construction and re
pairing Of sidewalks as conflicts witt
this Ordinance is hereby repealed.
Approved and adopted this 9th da,
of July, 1873.
4Attest.. WIN. E. BURNS,
w. II. RIGG, Mayor.
Recorder.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

n THE rrooD. Dies Mosnes bot
tens were nssriy al under water last
week, and great loss Of stock k1sa crops
was the result
On whs.ebreast creek. west of town,
Calvin Wines and VIM. Coe lost about
seventy head OF sheep. As . sample
OF the damage done to the cr'spa We
nssy mention few losses to farmers
beIow the Croker bridge: VIM. New
berry, 8 acres corn; Thos. Phillips. .
acres: Crozfer Bros. and Harris, %
scrrs. j. III. Fink, 10 acres; L. Reyn-
olds, Il acres. In some fields crops
and coll 81 deep % ploved were
washed away, together with fences.
The Democrat mentions losses |;
VIM. Dsabenspeck, on the river,
Union township. loo acres corn; Hen
Nv Horsinan on whitebreast, Dallas.
10 acres corn. 30 acres grass, fences and
other property.
On all the large streams the losses
have been immense.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

QUE PELLA LETTER which came
too late for insertion last week, said
The ticket nominated BY the Repub-
'Iican state Convention, gave uni
yersaI satisfaction to the
members Of that party here. 1t
was not necessary for -one to
inquire "Who Ia Kirkwood ~ They
said after the other convention Who
IL Lefier?p Everybody in Iowa
knows who Kirkwood IL, and the ma
jority he will receive I'm October will
be equal to those rolled up by the Re-
publican hosts during the war.
Work on new buildings in Pella
goes on slowly on account Of the fire.
nuent raIps. Business Of all kinds
y suffering more or less from the same
cause--exeept that Of the saloons.
Prof and Mrs. r. III. Scar II eelebra-
ted their silver wedding on the Sd.
A saloon keeper named venstra,
who was before the Mayor last week
on charge Of selling whiskey, plead
guilty and was fined so and costs.
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Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, July

ShiIA1o, July Il
Wheat-Unusually active tieplars
excited, firm and higher; No lM|
fdyf.0oi; No 9 1.07s cash Jul y or An,
L05(g6 Sept; No 8 l.024; rejected 1,
(d954.
Corn-Fairly active, weak and lou.
er; high mixed 69l(g4; No 3 69a6y
closed 69(d69s cash.
Oats-Active, weak and 2(a3 cent
lower; No. 2 81 (dyj1i cash.
Rye No2 1.02 bid.
Barley-No 2 1.25 cash bid.
LATER-W heat-higber, at sl0;l
cash or August. Corn-68i cash.
Hogs Receipts since Saturday Il
600 active; poor to extra 6 60Cd7 %
bulk of the sales of heavy at 6 500.
06 I; light 7 1907 20. closing STEADY
Cattle-Receipts $500 !; better; ship
pers, medium to extra 4 1906 81
bulk Of these of good to choice 5 70l
6 10 (; through Texans 2(03 rs; CON
to good natives 3la4 so.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

4 THE RAILROAD will be finished to
Knoxville by tho first of September
II bad weather should not retsrd work.
A portion Of the grading force has
advanced 20 the north side of Cedar
aud Ia now at work ut several poInta
III Clay township. Tho lower Clay
township depot was to be located on
Tuesday Of this week. The ate Is
probably fixed on the farm OF Mr.. A.
Ruthford. one mile west Of Bellefon-
taine aud one mile east OF Bethel, near
Walnut Bridge, Tracy will be the
nau,e OF the station. II this depot
has been positively fixed there Ii
little doubt as TO the location OF tue
next station on tho farms OF VIM.
Harvey and Cbas. Durham, near the
lower English bridge, seven miles
east OF Knoxville.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

4 ACCIDENT Ar OILEY. The wife OF
Rev. n. s. Fish, Baptist minister at
Obey, arose from her bed one night
recently 10 close window OF her room
In second story. stepped off at the
head Of the stairs and fell to tho -four
below, a distance Of nine feet, break
Ing her jaw, one arm and ono finger
aud otherwise seriously bruslng her
self. She was unconcIous four hours
after the accident. At latest word the
lady was recovering.
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In Meuorjam.

Knoxville Lodge No. %, I. O. O. F.,
at fts regular meeting Tuesday even
ing, July s, 1875. unanimously adopt
ed the following resolutions Submit
ed by +. c. Barker and J. u. Brod-
rick, Committee:
WHEREAS, our worthy and beloved
brother. Past Grand, ID. T. Wolf, has
been taken by death from
The membership OF our Lodge; there
| fore
Pesorped. That while we would not
question the wisdom and justice OF
| the purposes OF our merciful Heavenly
| Father in thus affecting US, we are
| Impe.Ied 70 give this expression to our
sorrow that our Lodge might mol nave
longer ENJOYED the counsel OK our
brother, 80 thoroughly an Odd Fellow
and a Christian. so useful IN the
Lodge and in the com munity
That though we may not be aoie 10
fully appreciate the utter bereavement
of the widowed heart, we would with
heartfelt sympathy tender such con-
ISOLATION and fTaternaI regard rs - que
from us, praying that He who doeth
all things well may grant rich bless
ings and comfort. :,
That these resolutions he recorded
in the minutes of our Lodge. that the
Secretary be instructed To transmit a
copy under seal TO the family OF our
deceased brother, and that the city
papers be requested TO publish the
same.
At a regular meeting Of Knoxville
Lodge No, 90, /. @. q. f., at Knox
vile held June %, 1875. z. g.,
J, r. French and &. q. Brobst
were appointed committee to draft
resolutions relative to the death OF
Bro. Daniel Satchell, who departed
this life June 1lth, 1875. The COM
mittee reported the following, which
was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, IL has pleased our Heav-
enly Father to affiict this Lodge
by removing from it's membership by
the hand of death our beloved brother
Daniel Satchell, therefore
Resoiped, That we deeply deplore
the departure Of our brother who but
few months previous to his death
became member with US by card !;
but while we mourn we would not
complain, acknowledging that God
dealeth in mercy and doeth all things
well.
Resofued, That we deeply sympa-
thize with the bereaved family OF our
deceased brother, in their bereavement
and cordially and kindly tender to
them such consolation as we can, be-
lieving that our departed brother has
been called by our Heavenly Father
to enjoy the reward Of the faithful.
Resotued, That in token OF our re-
gard for our brothers. memory our
Lodge be draped in mourning for
thirty days, that these resolutions be
inscribed on our Lodge record,
that copy be trantmitted under seal
Of the Lodge, to the family of the
deceased, and that the Knoxville
Journal and Marion County DEMO
Graf be requested to publish the same.
J. r. FRENCH c,on,,,;ttaa
G.. G.. BRoBST !
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Local Breyities.

the Cd. inst.
Hail the Ice wagon as 1t passes, and
order a daily supply.
| Anderson & Collins were re.appoln-
| ted by the City Council last week az
City attorneys.
For shooting at his brother two or
three weeks ago, Ed. Better, OF Pelia,
paid fine Of 1926.
ID. VI. Bartlett, post master at Prai-
rie City, and proprietor OF the Union,
of same place, died on the 4th Inst.
From June 1st to July 14th, inclu-
sive we have had here % rainy and 10
dry days, according 20 G. g. Brobsts
weather record.
Judge Brobst goes this week on a
visit flour weeks to Lawrence, Kan
sas. where be has friends. Miss Agnes
Cunningham goes with him.
w. II. II. Nutter, an old and res
pected citizen Of Knoxville, removes
with his family TO Harlan, Shelby
county, this week.
Two pocket-books, both containing
money and other valuables, have
been found on our streets lately, and
being left at this office. were return
ed to the owners.
The Rock Island engineer corps
find rough line north Of town. The
English Valley route via. Knoxville
will show much more favorable
profile, and will doubtless be the one
eventually chosen.
Mr.. A. G. Sharp lost q pair OF silver
speetacles In tin case, and pruning
knife, on the Knoxville & PelIa road,
on the 81 inst. III left ut this office
they will be returned to the owner.
The degree OF ID. d. was conferred
upon Prof. T.. ii, Scarf, Of the Cen
trail University. OF Pella, by the Den
nison University, Granville Ohio,
recently.
The party who has lost canary
bird having dark wings, and being an
excellent singer, may recover the song
eter by calling upon Gibson Bros. II
was captured on Tuesday Of last week.
The little boy who found a pocket.
book on the 3D. inst. and left at this
Office, will find reward for his hon
esty by calling here. Another lad
son OF James Taggart, was the owner
and has received property.
Thomas Burgess and family, suffer
ers from the grasshopper regions Of
Kansas and Missouri, are In camp or
the county Fair Grounds, subsistinf
on charities. They claim to have beer
eaten out two years In succession b.
the hopper pests.
Jrmes Rooms, who went from Clay
township, this county, TO Missouri
last spring with large herd of cat
tie for pasture, writes US that he ha'
moved them from Missouri to Ring
gold county Iowa, having been chGs
ed out by grasshoppers.
Mr.. Robinson, the enterpr!sing ed
itor OF the Piensantville Enquirer. was
in town last Saturday, aud favored tn,
JOURNAL with call. His paper
shows marks Of improvement every
week, and we are glad 10 learn that
the people Of that goodly community
appreciate and give encouragement In
liberal measure To IL.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15
MARRIED..

GAGNON- BURT--Atthe residence
OF the brides mother, I'm Knox
vile, Iowa, July II, 1875, by May
or w. +. Burns, Mr.. John G.. +.
Gagnon and Mia Kisiah +. Burt.
John is skll!ful typo, and trained
In making true impressions" We
trust he will prove G good husband,
and appreciate the happiness which
a lovely wife will bring to his home.
Tho bride has the thanks OF the
JOURNAL Office for a generous has
ket Of choice selections from the fes-
tai table,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

IMPROVEMENT IN CoRS PLANTERS.
Mr.. Il. M. Siders, OF Franklin town
ship, this county exhibited on trial on
the streets Of Knoxyille.a few days
since a novel machine, Of his own In
vention aud patent, known IA the Ea-
gle self.Dropper and Check-row At
tachment Cor Corn Planters. He has
also shown IL In operation In d field
on the farm OF Thomas Bull, Frank
lin township, and has thes Signature OF
large number of farmers and others
who witnessed these trials and the re-
suits, testifying 10 the efficiency and
accuracy of its work and recommends
Ing II In terms of high praise. This
machine saves the work OF one man
and the necessity OF marking the
ground before planting, and plants the
corn In accurate rows both ways. Mr..
Siders IL selling rights TO make, use,
aud sell his attachment Parties de-
siroug Of securing territory may adj
dresseithef r. NJ. siders, or Hart q
kinkead, general agents. Knoxville,
Iowa, Circulars Will be supplied on
application. We regard this as very
useful invention. aud recommend our
farmers and mechanics to give Ii an
examination.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

lie. HoDGx started east lsss Mon
day 70 purchase sewing machines OF
two or three different kinda, for which
he will pay cssb: and Of course, By
doing 40 he will be able to sell them
from ten TO twenty dollars cheaper
than he could If be were selling them
On commission. In will purchase
none but such az he can recommend
10 be durable and made Of the best
material.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

I MONEY TO LOAN, In sums ranging
from $500 to $4,000. Interest, ten
per cent. per annum. Time, three to
tivo years. Loans TO be secured by
farm lands or city property. Build
ings In cities taken AZ part security.
Parties desiring loans In Marion aud
adjoining counties can get the money
on approved security within q week
after application. Enquire OF or adj
dress o. M. LApD d Co.,
Ottumwa Iowa.
May ~, 1879. ts0-lo)
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

i BrssEY II the name OF the a. X. Il
d. Depot established In Liberty town
chip. Tho name Ia in honor Of Jesso
Bussey, upon whose farm the depot IL
located. II will be the halfway sta-
tlon between Knoxville aud Alhla. a
town Ii 70 be laid out Immediately !.
IL work Is not further impeied by
rains the road will be completed 10
Bussey neat week,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

I Lock HERE.-Read this carefully.
Miner & Palmer viii sell their entire
stock Of Estern made clothing, Hats,
Caps and White Shirts, at wholesale
prices, In order 10 make room for
more piece goods.
The above goods were bought for
net each. They will give you prices
that will astonish you. Call on them,
and see for yourself, and you will be
convinced
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

II DEAD LETTERS, Letters addressed
~ below are now remaining Ia the
Knoxville Post Office, and will he
sent 10 the Dead Letter office II not
called for 10 80 Days. Persons calling
for any OF these letters viii. please say
/" Advertised and give date OF this
paper:
Anderson John. Chapman Mrs Ellen.
Clark Mrs Eliza Gafretaon John.
Joy Mr. l.. Phillips Emanuel.
Rogers Oliver l.. Watts Edith Eliza.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

TEACHERS CnosES. AT the meet
Ing Of the Board Of Directors Of Knox
vile Independent District last Friday
evening, teachers were cloeen as fol-
lows for the term commencing next
september:
Principal. u. Young.
High Sohool-~M. Is. 3oydatoD.
GrHmmer Departmeiit--Mihs A,
Rowland,
Second intermediate Department
Miss NJ II. Black.
First Intermediate Miss josie Par
snns,
Second Primary Miss Annie Boyd
stnn.
First primary-MIns N. McGaFy.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

Legal Notice.
To WHOM TT MAY CONCERN

To WHOM TT MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby given that there L
now on file in the office OF the Clers
of the Circuit Court of Marion CouDY
Iowa, an instrument in writing pun.
porting to be the last will and tesla.
ment of David Il. Wolf, deceased
which will come on for hearing 90
the first day Of the next December
Term OF said Court, commencing %
Monday, the 9th, day of December
1875, at which time and place all Per
sons interested may be heard.
Dated at Knoxville, July 2, 1875.
(6-9) ALLEN HAMRIcK
Clerk Circuit Court.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-15

4 Egy. IT. u. WALLACE, who for sew
erai years has occupied the position OF
Pastor Of the United Presbyterian
church, OF this city, having resigned
that place, started last Monday, mr.
compapied by his wife, to take charge
~ a congregation at cedaryiiIe, Greene
county, Ohio. The church aud the
community here will feel tho loss Of
SUCH an csiimable citizen.