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New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Otfan CLEANERS.

s,.e,ge s26 intermediate $40; CABIN sos $50 accord
ine to scerage Office No 2s Broadway General
Offices No. 63 Walist ,,,.o o,,o.,
TNMAN LINE.
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CITY CITY Of Of S
ana each 'u'''e'f 4 S91rEa1Syf ~ 'FGR F%sESGR Fs T.
sTEaRA3G sl3 currency Drafts ssuod at lowest
nv Gs@ ser f No IS S1g @ fs For iserag Taag NO
53 BroadWAy ~ iter 4, \. IL Join g. ia Il, Agent
GREAT WEsTERN STEAMSIIIP LINE.
Ians sd5s xa 4ssSuasf S o car. Newport
Giouesie ard al I gar.1 y f Edisi3 v.s Channel
AREAGoY, s,meas .-SS.AJTnp l,sn K9AYi Jan a,s 20
ot GSD1 ras.sss ss' SO edlac .carson sI2o esIes
e s26. Drafts Tor 81 ana upward For freight
- " t. "H0EGAN, Agent, 70. 20 soutl-t, NewYOrk
NEW-YORX AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
fheso 6rstc,ssa steamships sal regularly p from
ste4as!p ni.t,cAEI CITY III kspAY; Psb's
Ae,o@ cn- ,sis -oi ire ehr o. passage apply
,,r,rIM MiiAHN I; SSa.s S SS 20 ia$', %H nsF''n
n giF };F ,rEWb'x TEb sE4 sEEyoHs.
compANI@S re-, i,t o. sEG!1,Usi. n0BoKEN. -
1DHl,,, D''tU
FIRST CABIN. ti . es., s,,oSL G\D'N $50 gold
rrtrr lckeis rglues rates. IriAd stseraee ceruA
i,r mega; or p.ssase a2G'y TO 70 & Co. ro,,s .rsen
NATIONAL LINE.
From I1crs a AID u. North liver.
FU. i0NbJ. pl...Ct
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cal ras,agc So soa SO o'lTcn. 'issr'ss ~ gl,'y
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t;ecr,-, Wee, fr1e i1r,, ,'r lowest Apry re
t'' 'O'''' b. 0'i No. " "''f + ~, J. HURST Mirazcr
| Nscw-Yo;l, Ilay,aa 8 Mczic,n NaiI 6. 5. lane
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vcf. ,1.,l and NJ. al . a5o,s S'r,i.
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a;as i.''', ss'l =. -5 o.ro . ' '''n ~ 70
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PirH uF 3As4 Ge ~ g.. % cr-a ~ VINO
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'..ae' . ~ . @ ' go '''s'a @.. .' . l,. ias ; a. a,
10 '''' is D. I'D, e. A-ent 80 70 broadway.
old DOIiNlON STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ Ss!nae iIiil iicr -. n'r-. ti',r
for Norot r. Cty lrct am Hp.moaL rutspAfs.
riI til5tn ~ hrD.. 'At-. 70 p o., oaal,ctinl
" o. 40 fll a ',a.f o. '' ,ia', tt,.r, '- l.u''
i..c :.'s.,r~. .o, 90 uteror .''' 80 Ho,ih ..Fl-a
-.a,a aul wss' .s-or =. O. '-i. HerosL every TUES
= Ho,.. iei III is- lors a5@u'ys .ui Trurs
DAYS 90 T. ,, ,.Ae,,s ~.;a n'a"a" a.n Ny i.n'
"a 's,,sc ss,,,a-ieo .a;.ors s.sar,ss,.l
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New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
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LLA HHa

,e,r. 256s 6SoJ 20. 100000 Inc. l,F0.loO
The forrigs financial adyic,s aIe again ia'oFahe'
with money easy and the outdoor rate ccn"'efaoy
relow thc Ginguum t4l at the Bank oi England.
Tis institution lost in balance to-day .hc sam ~
ci2.OJO The market Tor British (oih"a tu''A
firm United States securities being strong "h" LIS
steady AT iS3s In Paris tie French Een.es aro
ouotrd al 90 iJ. aud IN Frsnhior l. = new h'e'
areup 70 IOi The tnid market was duI ana l-''-
less as usual ot late ad though the sales were re-
.tfi.teh a ~ and 1873, tho tone was hrn Ibo
r.na, for the week was 1888 and llj. y" s"I
lo1us tho rates paid 10 have btanee' cat'So over
u,tu Monday were ., ., 3l2 ., and rei cent pen
anuum in tire orlsr given fer,ign exchange "A'
dull but stronger than yesterday the ho+'al IS'Ss
f.r nrlme eankerS sterling continuing $50 a!'y
= ,9io and actually i.S5i2 and 4.s3 Tor 'i>iS Iy'
b;vs aud three day. sight ihe Asslstsht ii'a''''
pai out drring the w,eA :f3i3,Co0 III CON HlVel"'
Oh the pabc doht, and $500 IN r'"o''p.oHg =
caiel FNe-twentes. inclusive I F"e'''V H."
$4,000 to-day respectively. Inc L"F'N ep
tries of furoigu dry goods at tie poft oI Ns"-I".A
for thc week ending tO-iay an.entsd 10 Pi'o"-''""
and of general merchandise 10 P5 ,oJs' iA''.hS
a tot,l in s,il coin valuation sf So ioG.s'a. ino
amount thrown upon the market teoi"i np |''"o'|
ls5. The export clea,unccs Of domestic produce
from this port for the week ending TuS'dNY' n gnn
%. amounted in currency valuation TO f3,j'o,'- 20
The specie shipaents for the week "er, - =
OF which only email part was gold eoin' lne ~
pUris of spo,io for tho week ending yesN'"
amounted 90 S26O.l7o, of whi'h %lo','i' "S
gold The daye busineea at the 1"iS t';7 - 4OS
cold balances Sl.Olo,02 currency DsanJJ,i
81 PCS, ,02l. The principal gold quotations wa"
were 10 follows. 80 ,ooo tl3
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
Cctartncrshin :So!itcg.

NOTICE.-The partnership heretofore c2Ist-
= a.. l tsr ne cdes sia4 .d Dahl o.. a. no
eol,ed Tie GGe The Late 30 lie seiltd nrly y The
url,,.ig,,sd EJBi.s! J. - E,,A!tr.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
CORPORATION Aoh,ee.

VOIrOfaIIuN ADLItGJ,
IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS
~ rOfICE UNiFORNS.-Proqosla "a reslezi envelopes
bc received lJye D.isf trru n % Uupn sfuafc
Ns,. OH rH'n WEDNESDAY, fopfuary 2 1915. II SO
occc n Uniform Ovucuas and fantiip1nS Tor tii
loHcC forc' ...
For iuG rlItcilars The Cy Record 80. cty iial'
..
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT 1Ol4 oCLo
AND 1llo O'CLOCK 4. VI.

AND III O'CLOCK A. ".
II G es 1881 Coupog tUs52O REGISTERED, 1S8bN
I e2ca 1000 be li0's
~ - r 90 \ eosi crc.i 1850 u %. Registered
a pf,O be % H'...--
n < Lgn Coupon GJ L = 81, Registered, 1881 ,
1893 SU,ODV........--.....Ilii +
bc. lly7e
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
DUPIJEGTON COLLEGE, \. J.-Classical,
, s-...L---- "a ML.L.r- - n-L -nr A-la.

FThllrl V0UNI, N0IT-gn-A c1II-te OF fNN
RI lial,s. suA E.n 2Iei sHte t. 20 has s.tI:
.a,,e q In. .el.ou Music AVID Gsi; Z a~ r' 'i -
S'ri fgr g. 1o,,c 20 A. ". Coalss, D D.. HiAra, r. y
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

FOR ~ El.NaIUNN I'D DIV LhIVVih
~ httt.rb-A, rf. o., - 3D.
CABIN ra,sayc ssu $40, ''ifcn.y. N'er'c ., Gtiy
r ,.... ,r..t. 81. .s a' t.pcrf rtt@h iItFhi
-eer1r. fc.rs f,vrrrt, q t'ir lowest rt9 Apry
''NO''. '' " '''''' ''0 = ". y. UUESr Manager.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

10 Do. DC = \
tCy-Jerey T.
b.. De- 3I4
Chic .ui 1i4Iu
80 ...-.c 90
.Ouis al G-rrk
; Os Hi D.
2GO -.. 10
prh and S tltf
, q be ~
EGn du.iEt Joseph
- .. De- .
iIsii ana 80 10 prs
q be- 3
pltf O. tfsr No
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30

Nh JOHN FoEsYTH, agsd 100 ysars,
II months and 70 days. died on the
nth inst, March, 1879. at the home Of
bis Grand son, Mr.. w. X. Rouze, In
Clay township, this county.
Mr.. Forsyth was able to walk about
the house up to within "a hours Of
his death. His sight and bearing
were somewhat impaired, but his men
tai faculties a. well ~ his physical
strength were well preserved. He con-
versed nationally with his friends not
more than ten minutes before his
end. Six Of his children, three sons
| and three daughters, survive him.
Thomas II. Forsyth, q well-known
and highly esteemed citizen Of Clay
township, is the youngest son. His
parents were members OF the society
OF Friends, and our subject inherited
their faith. After his marriage, how
ever, bis emigration to Indiana sepa-
rated hin, from his congenial religious
associations, and he Joined his wife In
membership in the Methodist Episco-
pal Church.
Father Forsyth was born March q,
l775, Mercer county New Jersey, and
I'm 1907 was married to Elizabeth An
trim, of the same county. In 1928 he
emigrated to Decatur county, Indiana,
where lie improved a farm and
planted an orchard of choice
fruits. Here lie resided until the
the death Of lis wife; and In 1863 be
removed to Marion county Iowa, to
spend the remainder Of his days.
Born before this Republic had an ex-
lstence, he lived TO witness lite growth
to powerful nation. Up TO the day
Of his death he remembered having
seen the patriots Of the Revolutionary
war In military uniform, and heard
their measured tread when with vic
tory crowned they marched home
ward after the close Of the struggle.
He voted at every Presidential cleo
ton from Jefferson 10 Grant. From
his early manhood 10 the time OF the
dissolution Of the Wing party he was
an earnest advocate Of its principles.
Since that time be has given his votes
and influence to the Republican par
~
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30
A. X. d d. EXTENSION.

Cry ELECTION. Next Monday the
citizens Of this city will choose their
municipal officers for the ensuing
year. A call for convention to make
nominations appears on this page.
The call 10 not exactly such as we
should have wished. 1t recognizes no
other issue than that in reference to
the sale of liquors, wine and beer.
We think there are other questions
Of far greater Importance to be consid-
cred. 1t Is more important to have
officers, especially Mayor and Alder
men, Of the highest intelligence and
best judgement, who fully understand
andappreciate the needs Of the city as TO
street improvements, protection from
fire, police regulations, sewers, side
walks, etc, who have not only gem
eral but personal interest in the well
fare and growth of the place, and VINO
have the nerve to enact and execute
such measures as may be required Tor
the general good, in other matters as
well as the license business. The mat
ter at the basis Of this call we deem
important, butitshould not be allowed
to over-shadow all other considera-
tious. But since both sides seem de-
termined to fight 1t out OH the license
question every year, and never let
that rest, it must be so, inevitably,
perhaps.
We shall indulge the hope that
every voter in the city will be
at the polls, in order that full
and fair expression may be given, and
that none but the most capable, ener-
getic and worthy men will be placed
upon either ticket. We want eifici-
ency and watchful, honest, wise en-
forcement of all our laws and ordi-
nahces, whether the sale Of beer be Ii
cenced or prohibited.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30

SHORT Horn SALEs.--A ttentlon IL
again directed to the sales OF sbort-
horn cattle noticed In the JOURNAL
this week for the last time. The sales
will take place at West Liberty, April
9TH and 9TH. Any ofour farmers who
contemplate purchasing thoroughbred
cattle TIL. spring. Will do we'll to attend
tie sales Of Silas w. Jacobs and Robert
Miller Mr.. Jacohs'" Wapsie Herd. /"
J . h~ad, will give opportunity for
selection from the best families aud
,rn1sea, Read the advertisement care
fully.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30

DEs MofNEs PREsByTEHY, United
Presbyterian Church, will meet with
the Knoxville Church Tuesday, April
ith, isT6, and will open with sermon
by the moderator Mt 1880 p. m. This
I. tile annual business meeting Of the
lreAbytery, aud will he an important
gathering. This Presbyiery embraces
~ congregations, and % Sabbath
schools. The membership numbers
2 o19 ministers employed IS; minis
icfs saIerics $is, POS; amount expended
for church purposes last year $50, 10,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30

INA BAD FIx.-Early this winter
n large number Of laborers came here
to work on the Rock Island Railroad
between Oskaloosa and Knoxville.
They have had but little employment
40 far, the weather being SO unfavor-
able that il has been impossible for
men TO work. The consequence is
there are hundreds Of men along the
line between Oskaloosa and Knox
willie without work, without anything
to eat aud without the means to pro-
cure single meal of victuals, and
many of them are actually suffering
for something TO eat. They sleep
wherever they can procure shelter
from the storm of the winter, aud we
are told that some OF them. on the
work south Of here near the river,
roll large logs together and make a
big fire by which they stay through
the night. All seem willing to work,
but no one has anything for them to
do at this season of the year. 1t
seems hard to want for anything to
eat in a State that is probably better
prepared to feed the hungry than any
other State i'm the Union. This bad
weather makes II still harder for
them. aud the prospect for better
times 10 hot flattering, and we hope
that no one who has plenty and to
spare will refuse these unfortunate
human beings something to eat
Peita Blade.
We have host of these men al
Knoxville, but they are not allowed to
suffer.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30
Lseaa Currency.
No bottom to The rosds.

No bottom to the roads.
City election next Monday.
The Sun was partially sclipsed last
Saturday.
Church meeting ct Baptist Church
ct pm, next Saturday.
There are several cases Of measels ia
town, and great many In the county
DR.. A. G. Cunningham is on the
streets again after an illness Of several
weeks.
The Board of Supervisors will meet
in regular quarterly session mex
Monday.
Farmers are now longing for few
drying day to put their fields In order
for sowing wheat.
Mr.. Truman Stone, father Of the ex.
Governor, has been seriously III for
week or two, but 10 now con valescent.
When you come TO town call at the
new store Of Baxter IL Pugh, north
east corner Of the Square.
A new ferry boat Is to be in opera
ton at Horns Ferry, between here
and pella, In few days.
The Marion county Agricultural
Society will bold it's Fair this year on
the 2sth, 9th and 2s Of September.
DIR. J. Il. French hes been confined
to his bed for three or four weeks by a
severe attack Of inflamatory rheuma-
tism.
Mr. Thee. Parsons, Of the lumber frn1
OF Moody IL Parsons, IL recovering
from an illness which has kept him
from business for several weeks.
Butter and eggs are scarce, and
bring good price. Better send them
now, aud not let them all come with
rush when the roads are good.
Mr.. Add Thurston, writes to the
JOURNAL from Union, Hardin county,
that Oskaloosa coal Is the only fuel
there, aud 1t costs $3.50 per ton, or p
cts. per bushel.
Mr. Virgil Hestwood, a young man OF
high repute, has returned to this city
after an absence Of several years, and
IL reading Medicine In the office Of
Drs. Wetherell q Young
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30
DREWRY OvERTON
A RARE CHANCE.
Especially for those who
want Lots for Residence.

j am laying off in lots all Of my
grounds in the east part Of Knox
vile, embracing the block on which
/ reside and the old nursery grounds
all OF which are offered for
sale, with the fruit and 0rnamen-
tai trees, shrubbery, vines, etc., grow
ing thereon.
Most Of the lots will contain a
supply Of fruit for family, with
evergreensand other ornamentals, all
planted out from fifteen to twenty
years, and of the choicest In the
western country.
There will also be an alley east
and west through the Old Nursery
grounds and the two acres connected
with II on tile east, and suitable cross
streets.
Any one calling on me will get
all desired Information as to price,
payments, etc.
Those who apply first VIII OF
course have choice Of lots.
JAMES MATTHEW'S.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30

DoMEsTIcATED. The temper OF the
sedate editor he, been ruined. and q
dozen Fabers broken Ia copying from
the Clerks marriage record the follow.
ing list Of crooked names, whose own
ers, since the LIST inst, have been
granted legal license TO tame
each other. We are happy In
contemplation OF the fact that the
femenine fifty per cent. of these pro-
voking names have been forever blot
ted out. II Mr.. Hamrick can't give
US a list for next month with = little
more English and less Hollandish or
outlandish In II we shall be forced to
forbear publication:
Marlnns van Corp, Frui.je van Rorkie
Anthonia Grandia. Julia van Zee.
Geo T. Pickett, Fannie Adkins.
Pieter van der VERT, Metje Deem.
William Vernon, Josie Richie.
Jasper Roush, Catherine s Tboinasson
VIM Thomasson, Sarah SThomasson.
Jacob Monster, Adriane Klein.
John A Ayres, Ann Eliza Rutherford.
james II Cloe, Elizabeth Nj kone.
Sylvester Ross, nj A McNey.
Peter den Abel. Getje Cornelia Blom.
Hendrikus Nos, Elizabeth Vorros.
George A Munsell, Sallie & Parker.
Alfred Clifford, Amanda J Stoner.
Robert & Pippin, Marie Jane Beaver.
Henry q Moore. Francis Il Wilson.
) iirndy. $ A Stone.
Robert w Mccoy, Alice G. Keithley.
jacob sehippers, Annigje Rourraafd.
James w Eicss, Sarah A Yowell.
Henry e Freeman, Caroline X scott.
Jaeoll II Hard, Margaret Colclasure.
VIM Tennis, Aloria Mullens.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30

RAILROAD BUSINESS. - Mr. Bechtel,
the courteous agent Of the G, b. d q.
Railroad at this place said TO us few
days since that In NIL his eleven years
railroad experience he had never
known a town 10 larger than Knox
Vile to send out and receive SO many
passengers ms this does. lie sells an
average OF fifty tickets per day, aud
the trains bring In more than that
number Of passengers daily. The
freight business OF the road Is equally
good.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30

j g. gibson & Co, dealers In agri-
cnltnral implements, In this city,
present 10 the readers of the JOURNAL
ii,i. week their annual illustrated adj
,rrtsement. giving partial list Of
the improved farm machinery which
they have on hand 10 offer to the
farmers OF this county this Spring and
summer. Their Champion Reapers
and Mitchell Wagons are specialties
which they invite all 90 examine.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30

BAXTER IL PuGn. See the new nd.
vetIisement Of this firm In the JouE-
FAI's columns this weeh and call at
their store on the northeast corner Of
tho Square. You Will there find dis
played splendid stock Of new dry
goods, aud tie rroprletors will be
to6nd courteous gentlemen, ready to
sImw sou their goods and give you
bargains.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30

REMOVED. II. Browns City
Drug Store has been removed to the
third door west of northwest corner of
Public Square. Call and see him II
you want any drugs, medicines, chem-
icals. etc. 40tf
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30

HoRsEs For Satellite under
signed has for sale four good horses
from four to eight years old, all broke
TO saddle and harness, all good size
and In good condition. Will sell one
or all OH good terms. They may he
seen at the stables Of John Gamble,
two blocks east OF depot, Knoxville.
37-43 II. III. GAMBLE.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30

Clocks watches ,jewelry, spectacles,
new stock and full assortment. at w.
X. Riggs new establishment, In
basement of Knoxville National Bank
always ut lowest rates. Repairing Is
made q speciality. aud all work war
rapted. Robert has had long expe
riencein his business, and can guarai :
lee satisfactory work. Eli
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30
To Secretaries of School Boards.

The Secretaries ofSchool Boards are
requested TO file with the County
Superintendent certificates Of the
election, and the post office addresses
of the officers of their respective
Boards. Please attend to this duty at
once, as I must report to the State
Superintendent by the lst of April.
A. YETrER.
43 County Superintendent.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30

JAMES q. MEEK, Of the vicinity OF
Columbia, this county Ia collecting q
fine herd Of thoroughbred cattle. He
made two additions by purchase at
Des Moines last week, paying for Oak
wood Portulucca, Of Mr. CoItards
herd, sos, aud for Sophronia 3D., OF
NJ. l.. Deyin's herd, si45; both two
year.old hcifers.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30

HARPER, the Democratic scalawag
who swindled the people Of Pleasant
vile, this county, with pretended In
dependent newspaper last year, slid
away TO Virginia city. Illinois, played
IA similar game, and then hied him to
Ashland, Illinois, where he Is now
publishing the Eagie. He declares
the paper will be published one year
Wherever he goes he promises per
manent stay lie Inns already made
such promises In about forty towns,
and never fulfilled one Of the promises
In copy OF the Eagle now before us
he says he has 40 objection to being
called a Democrat Of the Jefferson
type or Republican of the Lincoln
school, but wants II understood that
he takes no stock la disloy atty. II
Harper would only be loyal to his
contracts, cast the bottle to the dogs,
and make honesty his rule, lie might
earn title to some respect and do some
good In the world. Bat he cant.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30
CITY ceaysnsien.

All citixsns Of Knoxville who ore
opposed TO the licensing ofthe sale Of
intoxicating liquors, including wine
and beer, and who are Ia favor oi
maintaining, upholding and enforcing
prohibitory ordinances with regard "a
the same, are requested to meet In
Mass Convention at the Court House
In Knoxville, Iowa, on Saturday
April let, 1876, ut O'Clock p. m, for
the purpose Of nominating candidates
for city offices.
Let there be full turn out, prompt
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30

MARRIED, March %, 1875, at the res
idrnce Of the brides parents, In Knox
Vile township, by Rev. r.. II. Waring,
Mr.. Robert G. pippin and Miss Ma
RE J. Beaver.
III they keep as weH as "fall pippins'
md are ~ busy as beavers they ought
~ live ~ the next centennial year and
achieve any success they could ask.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-30
KNoxyILLE, Iowa, March 20, 1876

KNOXVILLE, Iowa, March 20 1876
TO the Honordble Board Of Directors
Of haoz0ilte CITY Schoot District;
Gcnttemen:--Owing to promotion
made by the Principal, Mr.. Young, OF
a class from the lower room into my
b class over my & class, and which
will retard the progress Of my B class,
owing TO the class promoted not being
as far advanced; aud Furthermore 1t
not being regular promotion accord
Ing TO the regulations OF the Board
heretofore adhered to- II has interfered
with the interest of my school, 70
that Ia Justice to myself and the inter
est Of the school, l am compelled to
tender my resignation AZ teacher OF
the school. Yours Respectfully,
MARY +, BLACK.
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DIRECTED Weekly by Cathcart & Bet
KarlsA aor sale.

The Bates farm, situated within /
of a mile Of the Rock Island depot, Is
now oite red for sale. This is splen-
did farm, comprising $50 acres, under
laid with coal, aud IN high state of
cultivation. Has an orchard OF 200
bearing apple trees. For particulars
as to terms etc., inquire Of
I. j. ANDERSON,
March q, 1876. Agent.
1Q-tf
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Forest Tar.

For Throat, Lungs, Asthma, Kidneys.
Forest Far solution,
For Inhaling for Catarrh, Copsump-
ton, Bronchitis, and Asthmy.
Forest Tar Tr0ches.
For Sore throat, Tickling Cough,
Hoarseness and Purifying the Breath.
Forest Tar Saiye,
For healing Sores, Ulcers, Cuts,
Burns and for Piles.
Forest Tar Soap,
For Chapped Hands, Salt Rheum
Skin Diseases, the Toilet and Bath.
Forest 1'ar Inbalers,
For Inhaling the Solution for Catarrh
and bath.
37-49 At w. Ii. YOUNG & Bros.
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HCLLEss OATS. The undersigned
has for sale on his farm 4 mile west OF
Knoxville Wooden Mills, few bush
els OF hulless Oats. Weight 86 lbs TO
the bushel, aud yield 90 bushels per
acre. a sample can DO seen at the
JOURNAL Office. 43-i
WM. BARNS.
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HOUSE and LOT WANTED

j desire TO secure house and lot I'm
Knoxville, In exchange for a No.
farm of 80 acres In Xix Co., Kansas;
40 acres In cultivation, good frame
house, orchard, etc. ! mile from Long
ton. the largest town In the county.
Address Mas. p. NJ. FLoRY,
l-A Knoxville, Iowa
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MARRIED. March 20, 1875, at the
residence of the brides father, near
Gosport. by Rev. J. J. ID. Scoles, Mr..
robert w. Mccoy to Miss Alice Carrie
KeithIey, all Of Marion County.
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SECRETARIES OF school boards
should give attention 10 the notice In
another column calling for reports to
tIie County superintendent.