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THE BATTLE OF THE SCHOLARS.

MAX MUELLER VS.. BoHTIINGK-" AMENITIES" OF
PATHOLOGICAL CONTROVERSY.
Considerable attention has been of late drawn to
the manner in which Mr.. Max Miller conducts his
scientific controversies with American scholars, and
he has been made the object Of some rather
criticism respecting it, Our own opinion of his at
tacks in the last volume of his Chips" on his
American critic Prof. Whitney, was expressed in
THE TRIBUNE of Feb 10. BY way of casting fur
ther light on the merits of the case, it may be inter
esting to show how he carries European con-
troversy in which he has become moro recently in
yolyed. with Prof. Otto B5htngk. This scholar is
the senior editor Of the great Sanskrt lexicon pub
lished at ST. Petersburg by the Russian Academy;
work which, after 20 years. labor was completed
last Autumn, and is one of the grandost monuments
of the scholarship of the age. Miller had flung out
in public little bit of ill-humored criticism at the
dictionary, asking why certain words were not TO
be found in it, As it happened that these words were
to be found there. by any who took the pains to
look for them the editors in fOotnoe to their last
preface, pronounced the criticism "wanton"
one. Next, Miller came out In The L0H-
don academy FEB. 12), with an elaborate
defense, under the guise OF notice OF
the dictionary Instead Of acknowledging that he
had committed careless oversight he tried TO make
out that the editors had mistaken his meaning, and
that their Tetort petty remark" without any
justification. For, he says, he had added an etc."
to the words he specified as wanting; and this
showed, clearly enough that he did not mean those
words at all but certain Others of which they might
be taken as the representatives. He also indicated
a number of other things intended to be intimated
by this etc." making it out the most portentOusly
significant combination of three letters, perhaps,
that was ever written. B0htiingk was SO provoked
by this reply that he out with very sharp re-
ioinder in the Jena LiteTatarSeaRg Feb. 19, show
ING up the eyasions and false statements Of which
Miller was guilty in it, and giving him more out
spoken reproof than he had probably ever received
before He winds up with these words
think express the heartfelt opinion OF tho very
Great majority OF our feowschoars when advise him
70 write less Some Of his books and articles are itte
better than trivial Also let him finally learn not TO be
90 assuming, since he viii not after ALL succeed In De
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Ncm publications.


s.rgNHIS translation of the Kncid has received
high commentator in many Quarters-irom those
who find real fuGment OF high ideal Of verse trans
laon Who having paid high premium for MOTIFS
carpet are bound to praise all tho designer has Written
The above extract is an introduction Of Mr.
william Morriss translation Of
THE KNEIDS OF VIRGIL,
which was printed in The Boston Daily Advertiser the
initials "w T."
"W E." scholar. William Morris, though an humble ar
tsaa and gentleman, has found time in the midst Of an On
crossing profession perform literary labors which should
make many college graduate blush for his own deficiency
lie did his translation Of "1e neds" for the ex
elusive use Of college tutors cerSmen They can or al
least ought able to enjoy the reading OF Virgil in the orig
nal But for the Of people who not under
Outstanding Latin language, undcr infinite obligations
to poet for interpreting great professionally tho great
est tho Romans possessedin at impress
sve truthful and almost literal without becomn NJ
tedious Fully familiar with poetry OF the Eliza
behan age has rendered the Enelds Of Virgil into
the meter grand in its resonant swing n which most of tho
Old ballads been caseach single line having II sya
bles-that meter which George Chapman employed when he
put Homer English This meter has been largely
used by Scott his poeoal romances by Dr. William Magnn
In rendition into English Of some OF the HoineIic episodes
by Macaulay few Of his Lays Ancient Rome and also In
the ballads Iyry" and he Armada" and by the late Prof
Conngon of oxford who used II in his translation Of tie
Enel published In 1906 Nj. Morris also shows him
self thorough master Of Virgil, with the addition which Is
GREAT advantage Of being himself pce' From his pen We
have that onward swing with melody Of
rhyme which pases the and keeps the attention
stanty on the qul We prefer Morss translation to all
others because close examination in which II was com
pared with the Latin text and also with the versions by Dry
den Conngon Cranch, found It clear rendition Of
the old Roman epic literal the best Of these and above
ALL poetoa DR.. Mackenzie in The Philadelphia
Press
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED 'STAlE rs MAIL"
The Line take the Lane Routes recommended
Maury, u. =. NJ gong south OF inc bdAs on lhe
massage % Queenstown. all the year round.
GERMANIC. SATU RDAN. April 10 at 40 a. IN.
CELTIC SATURDAY Arril y, at . - ~
ADRIArIC. SATURDAY, Apri %. az 1oO n H.
BALTIC. SATURDAY. Asy o. at 3 y. m
RsfANIC SATURDAY, NV 20 p M .
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o. NORTH
RIVER. l., -
These uniform in size and unsurpassed IN a
usntaens The Saloon, SLateroOns, smoking anu D1h
ioons placed amiships where the noise aud hotoo
are fo, anordmg degree OF comfort hthero una
tainabe at sea- 80. . ~. NULL. -.
favoraire terms Steerace SO.
For uspecton and other Information apply at tho
COMPANY ''"NN' X. j. CORTIS. Agent
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~ RIVER RAILROAD.-Alter Jan. /, 1876. through
uaias Will leave Grad Genital Depot:
100 a. Chicago aud Northern Express with drawing
room through To Rochester. IA,
1880 SpcCa Chicago Express WtuouS"lnSTooLlciEs
10 Rochester and Buiao Co..
400 M Montreal Express, WITH seePi cars Tom New
SoI, 10 ST Adams atrlviDs at Montreal at % a. m
D. Express. with slcepInscaIs or Matcrto"h anu
Cpngnla1l. 4 :. 800 Ted V a flaispu gu:
500 y. M. Pacific Express Dliy WIN sieepaSe cars or
Rochester, Niacara Falls Buffalo g. seahl snl OlHsh1';
als for Chicago val l. and NJ T. RAILROADS.
with sleeping cars Tor Albany anu ivy
Way Trains as per Loc"i i''i' C. IL. KENDRICR,
fgaa-a ss-uf
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corporation Noilees.

IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS
IL LIGHTING the PUBLIC LAMPS ~ the PARKS, &c,
with GAS OTHER ILLUMINATING MATERIAL
SEALED PROPOSALS for lighting the public lamps with
other ilnmns lateral iByite and win be
ceiyed by the above Department az 80 Union square New
York CITY, until $50 THURSDAY April 20, 1876. For
full particulars sec CITY RECORD, No. CITY Hall
\ OTICE.-PropOsals for building wooden
pier he situated at foot Of Bank ST. ~ r.. Will be
ceved at the office Of the Department Of DOCKS IA and 9
Duane st. until IL o'clock No. OF FRIDAY April Ia 1876
For full information, The CITY Record" Copies for salo
at No. City HAL
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EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

- ARRANG ENENr OF PASSENGER TRAINS, Dec. .,
ls75ieave depos foot Of Carandi and Desblossesss at
a. NJ Easton Bethlehem, Allentown, M2uch Chunk,
Hazleton, Beaver Meadow, MahanOy CITY, Shenandoah VT
Carmel, Mkesbarre. PttstOD. Enra Dc, connecting win
trains Tor Ithaca Auburn, Rochester Buffalo Niagara tas
and tie " est -, . -, =,
D. M Tor EastOn, Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch Chunk,
ii ateton Mahanoy CITY Shenandoah Wkesbare, Pttst0n,
Tuukhanlock &c, making close for Reading
louisville harrisburg
p. m, Eas,on, Bethiehem, Allentown, and Maucn
Chunk stopping al all stations. - 49,. d, .,,-, =,
80 D. M Night EXPRESS. daily for Eason. Bethlehem Al
ientOwn Nauch Chunk MilkesDaTre Fttst0n, lnlIb &c.
connecting with Tor ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo,
Nlasaa Falls and the West Putnam sleeping coaches
attgrhel. RpBT H. SAY t.f, Slpl and Eng
Church Cpftsndt
II :. a.. Z : A INT
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

ALBANY PEOPLES LINE STEAM
"a BOATS Pier A. n. r. DAILY Sundays excepted,
al y. for Albany and AL points north aid west
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
NJ and Naugatuck Railroads. Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE.
PORT leaves Catharnesip at IL and Bridgeport al
pm
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
p Leave NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses and Cort-
landtsts.
$50 NJ. for Washington and the west Pullman parlor
Pullman seepers aud day Baltimore To Puts.
burgh Chieago. Cincinnati &c This makes close
connections Tor Columbus Indianapolis, Louisville and
900 p for Washington tire South Savannah Florda
and NswOreans. Through cars from New York TO
$50 D. NJ daily for Washington the South and West
Pullman Sleepers 10 eshl1Gton, aud from Baltinoie
Cincinnati, -. LOUIS &C, making close connections
for Louisville Indianapolis toe South and West.
Connects at Washington with for Richmond.
=, south. Through sleeper batmero and Ncw.Ofirans
For through tickets peass cali At Companys offices. EEL
foot Coraudt Desbrosses ste depot Jesoy CITY
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO x. r
CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY.
" SARATOGA, LAKE CHhMPLAIN. LAKE GEORGE,
THE ADIRONDACKs, MONTREAL, aud all POINTS North
and west Low fare and reduction points.
steamboats, ~ this Line leave DAILY saturdays
cepiedl at from Pier 40 North River foot Leroy
and Troy and aud connecting railroads.
Through tekes sold and baggage checked 10 destiaton
JOSEPH CORNELL, supt.
TOR R0ND0UT and KINGSTON, landing at
Il highland Falls west Point. Cornwall Newburgh Mari
bore nihon rOughkecpsie, and sOPss Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell leave every Tuesday THURSDAY saturday. James
" BacSig, Monday Wednesday, Erday. Harrsonst, Pier
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Gieamboais ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEy
" i--ALLESToWN LINE TO THE WEST -Passr,sa::
aid Freight station In NowYok, foot Of Lbertyst
Someryilo with south Branch r. r. at HAMPTON Jonc3
with Dell Iacs. and Nesi. H. r. at PhpsbuTg with I@bh
and Susquelanna Division also with Lehgh Valley IsIlr
line Harrisburg, Piisbrgh the West ~ =,
Central pennsylvaiia and New York state. --@' W
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
commencing Dec. j, l>75-I.caye New York
$50 M Ews TRAM Tor Lasi0n, Bcvldcro Retileia,
Bath. Allentown, Maucb Chunk, Vils.
barre POtsNillo. Scranton, &c. Jaw
g. 3 a. ni.-May Train for Dunclen.
71J a n.Way Train for Flcnngt0n ana Easfon
at Junction with Del. Lack. and West II. X. ''''
300 NJ MOKNlSG EXPIRES, daily texcef Sunday,) for
Easton Allentown, Harrisburg. and the West Cougcc,.ss
PoltsYllc, Scranton Danv.lle, w Transport, &C.
l0;lJ T. n.Way train for SOmervillc and Pennington
loo L. EXrREsS for Pennington, Eason, Allentown
Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua. MahanOy city, HaZeton, Wilkes,
barre heahng Columbia, Lancaster, Epbrata. PottsYe
2l5 n. nI~l;xrREss for EastOD, Belydere Bath M.,.A
Chunk, WilkcsDarlc, and scranton. sn
$50 y. m.-Way TAIN Tor Dunclen.
400 p. m.-Way rain for Eason, Allentown and Mauch
Chunk Connects at Junction with DEL Lack. and West n h
4:30 p. ln.-Way main for someryie anu Elemin glon.
500 y. m.-Nay train Tor Dunelen.
5:lJ D. nEYENfNG ENPREss, daily, Tor EastOn Allentown
Mauch Chunk wilkesbarrc TOwand Reading, aud Harris
80 D. m.-wav Train for somcryillc
600 y. m.-Nay Train Tor SOncryila
$50 p. m.-WaY rlall for Dulcllen.
ZOO u. m.-Way IRAN Tor Somcryilla
$50 ,. m.-for Elsion.
$50 y. n.-WaY Train for SomeryiHa
1900 4. n.-May Train Tor Dunolen.-
For Elizabeth J:3J O:lJ U3J, z, 1880 SS5, 2. s45
200 80. 1915 HIS a. NJ; ~ m, l2i1 200 PAS, g
231 3.iJ, A. a. =. 4.3O 4lJ 8. $40, $50, 5:4j o. 6II
63O :, $40 $3.50. $780, 1890; li;l2; ~ p ~ SIM,
Al fs4a.4 AVfU
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NORTHERN II. r.. OF y. ].

Trains LngewoOd, Closer. Piermont, Eyack q
a for all except Nyac, $50 94J H. $780, 2J T. AS,
$3.50. ESQ, 1O ana saturday nights only at ll3O
sundays . am aud C:lJ "a.
Nanuet spring Valley. and Monsey 94j a. M. AS p m.
NOiE-IIains leaving Ghamber--st half hours
leave 23dst Minutes earlier than above timo
leaving quarter hours Leave 23d ST. thirty
leaves Z3d-st ll:3O connecting
IN trains leaving Chambersst at ll3O and IL md
night
Tickets passage and Cor apartments in Dagingroo
Sleeping Coaches obtaIed orders The che6
trinsier Baggage may be lett the Companys Offices,
Nos $50 40l J2 and go Broadway; No COuTts Brook
BD, AID at the CUlnpany's Dcp0ts.
Express trains from the NewYOrk at 7:25
a. H., la ami 1855 r.
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isha
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Ocdchers.


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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

MINIIK AIKANGLNLNI:
iollOws:
900 n';Express mail for Greenpor, Sag Harbor and
Hampstead.
Hampstead and ltOckaway.
ll:5O a. m Accommodation for Hicksye and HemnsteiL
$50 nExpress Tor GroenpOrt sag Harbor Locust Val
ley Hampstead, and KOckaway.
HOMESTEAD.
$50 -Erprcss for Locust Valley Hampstead, aud Rock.
trains cave hourly for Flushing frUn $50 3J
M aud at ., 1850 and ii 40 p. m.
W" ''" SUNDAY TRAINS.
500 u-For Port Jefferson Locust Valley and Hemp
stead.
n. / Mana.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-17

Futon NE DecemoeI isN"t'
Mcssrs. w. v. 4 John ntlemsp,-,s.
saved lio feet for baiustrsds for portico sss .hs
brackets In first two dsyr running. Every one w
has witne.ssd the working OF the Saw has pronoc'I
eed u the most ureful machine ever inven'ea
hare been working from twelve 70 sixteen men, ~.
have done all my shop work scroll saving on yoI
machine. running II daily since purchased ~ -.
hare paid nothing for repairs, except for ass'
weieh smohnt wss comparatively email. Thfs
weeks since purchased some imported woods ~
some designs. aud turned my attention 10 fret ssfi
hare averaged par day since that tims tiiw =,
know OF no oecupstion - pleasant ana proolsos ~
nschanr 10 spend bis winter days 81 - the 49,
Tour machine runs 70 lightly and easily thai -
not tire the most dslrsss man sftsr little pf..,
10 fset, sonsidsf Jour machine indispsusoh -. :.
carpenter, however small his business IL. 10 % -
introdacs the little machine 10 his scrap PIE ~
maks ssough brackets In one week 70 pay ios ~ -,
machine. ] consider my machine just - ssss'
In my shcp - . set Of bench planes.
N. FRED BELL.
Architect and Bsi'eS
W.Y.I JOHN BARNE.
3o-ss-iy. RoekScrd llis~
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original Notice.

TO Henry Myers. Hester j. Myers,
Arita Ayers, Mary l.. Myers. Sarah
u. Myers, Ainosiah Myers, Sylyes-
ter Myers, Virginia Myers. ct. nj.
rir.-- You are hereby notified, that
oa or before tile 24tk day Of February.
4. ID. 1876. petition Of beorgs. r.
Mserp. administrator. VIII be MED in
the office ~ the Clerk of the Circuit
s;ourt % the state ~ Iowa. In and for
Marion county. asking for the sale Of
the real estate belonging Ia tie estate
If Mary I'll. decreased. to-wit
Tie southwest Of the northwest l
~ section -. township II. range %.
wrst ~ the 9Th u. N. In Marion
ta,iinty. Iowa, for the payment Of tbe
debts ~ faId estate.
And that unless you appear thereto
aud defend before noon Of the first day
of tie March term, A. ID. 1876, Of said
Court. which sili commence on the
6lh DAY Of March, a ID. 1876, default
sili br entered against you and Jsdg'
rneut rendered lbereon.
&. r. SoHEIs.
ss-ss Plaintiff Atty
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Administrative Sale.
Bnsiness Lots, I'm the City Of
k0uAstt1e.

The undersigned viii ofrhr for sale
st public auction in tbs city Of Knox
Vile, Marion county, Iowa. on Sat
urdsy. February 18th. 1875, at ] o'clock
q. IN. on tile premises, the following
business lots. to-wit:
i4ut No. In block No. 4, compri-
sing three business lots of 80 feet front
each. And ! will offer the same each
business lot seperstsiy. os all the lots
together as 1t may suit the purchaser
Or purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE.--One third cash
down. one third in six months. aud
nHr third on or before one year from
day Of sale. The deferred payments
- hear interest nj the rsie OF ten per
efni. per annum, with approved secu-
riiy. MAES MAgEE.
5)-y5 AdministraiTix.
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0RIs:lxAL NOTICE.

TaJE. Neal. chas w. Brandon,
Ellen wsrren and r. X. Cas-ast
rls:-You are hereby notified, that
on or before the 18th day Of February
a. ID. 1875. q petition Of jane Brandon
etai wifi lie fiied In the Office Of the
Clerk ~ the Circuit Court Of the State
OF Iowa, In aud for Marion county
claiming Of you. J. +. Neal. the title
10 the ! r. and r = w | Of sec:
g5Tp. "a Range 20 West. 8 Z ~. And
az you Cbss w. Brandon and Ellen
warren the petition or sale Of said
de-crit,ed Real Estate.
And that pnless you appear fberet,'
ans. defend before noon of the seconu
day Of the March term. A. ID. 1870, OF
said Court. which Will commence on
til. gah day Of March. A. ID. 1875,
a.fanl, will he entered against you
ard Judgment rendered thereon.
STONE 4 AYkks.
24.37 Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Each number Of this popular journal con'hins con
pr.hensive and thoroughly practical essays on Ia
dies aud Childrens Costumes, GsasoBsbl- Fabrics,
FIRM, -, Millinery. Lingerie Cojfures, etc., ~
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With every issue Of the MONTHLY there's si@
presented an abundssce Of choice and entsrtslninE
literature. comprising serisis. sketches poems sn
and literary notes. and choice reading matter 10 ssa
sral,
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TERMS:
BApNES roor-powER

BARNES fOor-pOwER
SCROLL SAWS AND LATHkS
IS 90 To siI,5 averaged psi
day with these machines. All
weod workers should use them
Boys can make 80 90 per day
with them, besides learning a
prcfita BILE trade, For q sample
Of saving seud 25cts. FIR the
Mystic Puzzle, or Yankees Dream
W. send IL by mail. Say where
you read this. and address for
full description,
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Legal Notice.

To wHog RI NAY CONCERN:
Notice il hereby given tiIst ON the
1t day ~ the next March term of the
circuit Court Of Marion county Iowa,
the 9Th day OF March. 1873. Collins
Jolllffe viii make application To he
discharged as Adminisiratos OF the
estate of AIeinda Jollifre. deceased.
Knox Vile. February J. 1876.
% ggs ALLEN HAMHIcR. Clerk.
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To Mary A. MISSIONER, George Cox
aud Amelia Cox, ct al:
sir:-You are hereby notified, that
on or before the 24tIi day of February
a.. ID. 1875. petition OF Il, O. aIri ,.
NJ. Donley viii he flied in tBe once vi
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF the
state Of Iowa, In and for Marion
county, asking that executions Issue
on two certain Judgments rendered ~
the Circuit Court OF Marion county,
Iowa, against one George Cox, NOW
deceased. aud claiming the fOreclos-
ure OF mortgage upon the following
Described real estate, to-wit: The
wssw Inw e<c 70 and sc u 6 /
see S, and part OF the sc sec 5. de-
scriied as follows, commencing ~ rods
n OF Is W corner Of said and running
= is rods, thence II rods. thence z 10
rods, thence n e rods. thence " -
rods. thence o ~ rods TO place Of be-.
ginning, containing q acres and 40
rods. and part Of the " Sc sec 5. de-
seriised an follows. commencing at .
corner thereof. and thence u 100 rods,
THENCE W 50 rods, thence - rods.
thence l2ss W lsA rods, thence s3se
W =. rods 90 the west line Of said tract
OF land. thence 1854 rods, thence ~
rods tn place 81 beginning, containing
II acres and l55 rods. all IN Township
No. IS, ", Range 20. West Of the 5th
r. 81. I'm Marion county, iowa.
And that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon Of the second
day ~ the March Term. A. ID. 1876, OF
said Court, which will commence on
the 9Th day Of March, A. ID. 1876, de-
fault will be entered against you and
judgment rendered thereon.
jToSE X AYREs,
aJ.s8 PisintIff'e Atty.
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To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
Notice II hereby given that on the
1T day OF the next March term Of the
Circuit Court 0f Marion county, lows,
The OH day OF March, 1875, N. Is. VIII.
r-y will make application To he dis
charged M Administrntrix Of the co.
tate Of Isaac Wiis~y. deceased.
Knoxville, Feb. Z, 1875.
$3.50 ALi.Er HAMRIcK, Clerk.
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Hay or completed my part OF the
contrac for building the Railroad 70
Knoxyii e. and having received the
notes given therefor ny the good pso'
ole Of Marion county, 1 would say
that sid notes are left 1T the Two
Nations. Banks of Knoxville for col
lection. would be glad II tbs
makers thereof would call al an early
day and pay them. On notes pald
,.fior 10 Dec. LIST, no Interest VIII be
charged. =. HEkRiLL
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70 WHOM n NAY CONCERN:
Notice. is hereby given that on tie LIST
asy If the next March term OF the
Ciremi, court of Marion eounty, lows,
the glh day Of March. 1876. Jacob Me
Way ~lll make application To b. dis
charged ~ Administrator OF the e--
late Of Joltn y. Duugb,nan, deceased.
Knoxville. Feb. 7, 1875. !,
1919 ALLEN HAsRicR, clerf.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-17

To Whom IL May Concern
Notice In hereby given that on the
first day 81 the next March term ~ the
afcuit Court Ut Mari,,h county, Iowa.
s~- nth day ~ March, 1870, VIM. a..
mcCorkis will make application to t,e
discharged ~ administiAtor Of the
estate of Nathan Z. McCorkle, de-.
ceased.
Knoxville, January 81. 1879.
~.3S ALLEN HAMKIcK, Clerk.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-17

10 wnoa In NAY CoscRRs:
Notice ~ hereby given that on the
lat day Of the next March term 81 the
CIRCUIT Court OF Marion county. Iowa.
ia. 9Th. day Of March 1915, John
Mark will make application 70 be
discharged a. Administrator OF the
estate OF VIM. Saunders. deceased.
Knoxville. Feb. 2, 1873.
1870 arIYg HaaRIcK. Clerk.