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, 1876-06-27

fs,,ry, under Msjs. 'nrfnx* and Hurt tlrnrc ticl
nj last frt,n thr hfsh rnnc wtfr they hnsl held
lnHs The Snnkr. caused thpIr Gnal flIrlt md pur.
rn"sl Fart uf four s1tslx TITLES. Killed tnm nll
shi tnHk ittTF ncapr. AZ u'Glt,rk il,e firing hid
r"Arrh, hfnl The whUfc touIrnh1pl followed IN
pursuit: hnt, after moving 2 niles forward. thu
c0nntry nrt"rfct ~ dangerous that tirH. t'r6uk
determined to fall back to the point weru the but
Il. hcKuh,
THE CROWS D1ssATIsrfEn.
Meanwhile tho f'rowt wcru tnHi1srlIng on bl"n
as,nt the cfrrnm.tnnern Df thr f.i,t, and.
rrt s~lng the belief That the soldicrr Ind nne
promptly snppHrte their first advance Byailst stn
Hiuha t~hcf, wat ttnel. had determined 10 rGtHrf,
l'onr. TIL. nfnmunIiton, en1y lhD rounds tn tho
man. WAS hnif exhausted. md flen. Ernok cot-
flntch 10 return to cntnp and mnko another nd
fahcr after giving rrat to the trnap., mcanwhilH
hnpiny to cnnrItjHtc the disseminated tfowa in
ibis lir d!l mnt "ucrerd. They lrft Int evening
fur ihe!r village. which they fear the sioux ha>e
visited t1urfns their a,pcncc The sna!tt' sill re-
main, tut tlcif AteasllnbAA cannot ht relied Un.
bErAJi4s or TIE F1iltT.
Sum" nf !hc minor incidents Ut 't.c aGht wcte
!no-t horrible. small tqnnd II casaIrynaen. act
.te''l rotnt IN thu 1eft. Thr Sioux surrt,unt.ci
thrtn ad shHt ttrfn In the face, nnly two escnny.
Private HIrlaFh lIenncitr bt,fy WA dIseInln'x.
clr hy tic ravaYrs. un the huudf aat iEet chi on.
The frr;" E~!tastd gallahty In Ec.caIng thcir
dead md wnHnttcd. .
inrp1fal "f Ttomtany. Third thvslry, made
ghn ehnrrr IL IE4cun cnnIratlc frns1t the eca!V.
ttr knife. The Sinnx only nbtafrrh nne tcnlP.
Mfit!' tIs friendly fithns captured thirteen nf ttc
NInlx. who dragged many Of the!f dead ftUn tic
Held lrll1Ild tteit pDncr>
, 1876-06-27
NtliiIit{)Ht1t1LAEIIA.


LAFAYETTE, Ind, June .ti.-The ladies of tir
Foreign Missionary Society pEoyeu an attraction
at lhr churches yesterday, which were .hroased,
and 1t thu Trinity Church. aftor eycuLng service.
upwards OF twunty pUraons wers created life
nlcmbers, adding oser sl01 to tllu fun,ly Of the
Socety. Tho tIme Of the Convention to.4Ay llas
been occupied BY tho. Rev. Mr.. lIaua!es. Of 3tli
waukro, In reference to tle laturH Vt h1stlf ani
wife ~ missionaries ln India for abTcn years Nrx
Sk!nner. u Falparaao, = lady IT ~ yrasI.
rrud paper. 1.-THE Vineyard OF tini,'
from thu audiruce, ~ an excellent address
And nob1e example fur tho young. Mrs. M:-
GaF.an Rad q paprr on ''0uE s!sssIs IN GLlrA;
hha!l ftrJ raffsh7" Mrs. Willing MAdu &ppf1.
pratu remarks concerning thu duties of chrfalans
u china. Mrs: Noyu, returned naptlst ns.
sonary, apozs IT the 4rrat work To be ncc1m tk8d.
Thc Committee Oh ttsoIutions naIe unIy pAtial
report: ThlA evening thuy have resolved ttsu.
tclFGs lHtu Hlass luuL nce-HcetliE. with 1Fs.
j. +. Willing. Vt Chicago, ns Tho psndpal
speaker.
, 1876-06-27

CI1trNCff tlF TIt: IsFDEEMER.
meeting u ths Second Un!verraIirt Aoctety
waa held last evening to perfect arrangements for
The Improvement o! tI,r Church of The Rcdcemcr.
Garner af Warrington AMI sangnmon ntteets. fhe
Attendance was full. RI: plans fnr the prolueci
ilnprov Aubinftcd by tin seynrnl bidders fos
the work "sro pretcmted. Tho.o VI f!oIlinx.wor,l'
a., d cougaalau., TOR tafsn; tI.n stfnctnrc,
left to the Committee. Tine of the FIXTURES 1t
hare ALREADY raised the tnon"y 10 tncet all The cx-
prnees; ahrtllcr-of which The ladies' feel justly
rtnh-ia thr fhrt TINT thr Rnc{e!y IL cniitriy nut
hf debt, Gnnt2itIon AZ rnre Nf 1nitcF hny+ de-
frtyr especial mention. Tie work Of improving
will chmt1ctcn Mt hce, and Dr. Ellis, the csfrrtpfd
PASTOR 's'' prcact SUNDAY his 'tst nctmon prior 10
, 1876-06-27
A. c, HESiHG,

Special 0tt'asrh 10 7hs Tribune.
srn1NortkLp, M, June @J.-Tna following has
bccu xycclyrd =. thu Executive onlcc but. owing
to the atsvncpof ths Governor, nu action las bccu
taLrn upon 1t;
Oyr1cx ~ TtIx tLLtx0Is HTAArs. .ZkIrrNu COMPANY.
CUt Ast.. June II LTD : The Inn JhhH f. Hsferfh9s
ber u lhs tloala It linGoln lark GV,NiasuIers Tie
a. Z. itKsIau.
, 1876-06-27
PASTORAL.

Gptcfo! MspafcA 10 TA4 TftdanA
DAvENronr. Ia, June The Hcy. J. f.
GuodLne, pastor Of tho Trinity Church Of !hta
city, for tho past SIX years. has resigned to acscpt
call fran. his old pasiah At StesllNy, Ill. No :al
A9s yet bvoh nlaAo 70 u!l his pulpit.
, 1876-06-27
... l'lInI'OSAG.S.
Proposals for Furnishing Ship.Chaullcry ulil
c0rlase lur l4ile.S1,ing ald Lille
laJAt Stntiune

Eenef Proposals viii be received ut this nfrartnrrt
until II gcl1rg Vi eaturAt. July l. th1J fur sup
~ lnK shtPth1ery IND roraEe inr tWent four its.
saving mud bust tAtlus lucAted uon tia coasts 0f
tfr ltTral I.akrs.
Forms u r",sa and schrdnirs Of ,hc arttr1ea re.
pntre h' nhtaInt 1t thu urcs II tt CIjectuft Ut
,...n4, ~. 4 ."s:" nsia,s. GIs,r!st, rstv u!sd
MetioW.n, Y. ), 4 n. NJ. ls t.FuaIxay, Ssw Yefk
cur, sI4 9ua applts4tlau y thls ucaarlusut. TITS
hr!9x svsa es .cIelu!s = he eltsrrra i tne If
srtie'rs foI fur stations 1t n,xssv, n. T.; III
s9!!t .tatf%n, .. st Efu. tenn ons fos nss
stChtAEn. IT. 81. htds nlq't .ic t.s nr nnrc ful!
@t* IT. ~ ns s~ri, t!e ntsG u Elsrts VI 4sysry;
sepA!a!tly ZAP prol..als nus !'e tutnrscl. .'rlo-
l'st batGns. anl Aiarcssrl u tho hrtrusaFy Of thr
Ttcnauly. H4asIlngtuA. u. e..
II y II lcrrL fur Thu htst Atc Ersts VI Tho otGpntut
u. II. HHlSTOW.
..... . StGlstaFy.
, 1876-06-27
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, JUNE ~, 1876

cnnld ncrcr admit that temporal rnvctcIGn could
H. thc head uf the Church In my country. nnr
could Sic Efrf C0hhebt tn tflsurcc.
, 1876-06-27

HAS REMOVED from TN EAutht eur, Van lln'
tEn, 10 " Hest Mnt IT.. JeErrton C'ae0. ILL.,,
NJ ~ T. hsa i"r NJ pat 5sa 5hs stsess p5a
Wsakncts cured aafrY. privately, Pamphlet. ~ ars,
1ra!ins 70 abosc tsts r. .sasH fnsslnpe: for tEs
A.i1..ss 9,s ~.
Thing Is xene1al!Ye aJ4teh That IL wurtl knosns-
, 1876-06-27
STATE LINE.
White Star Mail Line.

To R.'tl from Eu.uru sud America. Rates. a. low
A. by any other lrsi.class l.lnv. tIlce, lao East
GrMsTal Wrstetn % Ansut Dtsfts .p on na uf.at nsI.na
uni fstlunl,
, 1876-06-27

North German lAoyd.

Tlt tcanlern Of thts Conrany will sail every Hxtur.
i;sivs Of pa..asr.Fr.n New York q Southampton,
lonisH naFfc, and tfrhlrn, h1xt calm. kItH; 4Rc,h
catn fia. Gt'l tteeF1Xt. SUI currency. Fur freight
or taAaise 1pFly 10 uEtIslEHS j. ttls
= =, IluMttug iirarII ~ VI Hutk.
, 1876-06-27

Min, q position :rum which it woniI hayr Innwc,i
down tht S!uuS WIN wert hnrHsslng It; hut The
siatnnury. There WAS frar Ut guthg tm fur aleal.
Mtantlnlc thr line hu',Iity sicnl III check un The
maIn r'so ainel ~ accurately that grra. maly
yt,nthw4rd .Eols1ng brhind The rocks lid, ..t,l.,ls
a5"pps hts sa a''G1aY hssn ,, ,' n s.sts
pusure w0til'l have been shnrtcned, afd ended In
triumphant cIa.e. Al tAIs moment MI oricr cams
70 rA1L BACK
and cnnBtct With ths right Of tho i!ne, ~ a. to
concentrate anI make gSScrai % ADVANCE. This
highest grounl. antl fun sv,vra. p"nts awsut tiu
lhWeE riHsc In ons rear wilt, i ,'rrihlu entlfadnE
tre, which rrr.tet thu lfna Ut rotrent. ~ thu cav
Sioux l.ao ropcaied churEss III liz t!a,ks.' a,nl
~cEo rrpnfsea hy the reslutp conraso Ut lt nun,
who. although principally rerrnl!s, stuod their
Aon with the main cunnA,,u, wide l"ilnw must
~ tr9'sel. which was swept D., II rain or aEn from
tae a!ails and tho Sioux ss1e alFrndy psepa'nE tt
10 Aeep thu command divided, and their lighting al
tnls moment was "iasterly., Iol Noyall scnt to
comImny took pos,l!5n to pr"tect tho ru.rrat, lie
WAS pr.ssed back ~ tut Afs nrn fnun. thsnlsrfses
t111s; 1n ;s.' ~ tns hs'!ss .s ;As s,a1 sAastn
as es s'ss %sfs iiiis siHiis hvss ;@S s, ~sn; s""
M9nnte' % Crossed osst tn Thy htl occupied by tile
s~Ht HSAoLp HAa 1Hp% SAeHpE%t VI WI
act of thr sa'ugcs.. Capt, Henry MES horribly
wuunIed !n shG hcad. Thv Iufsntfy, lakug ,,osI..
lrt:' At thi2 u,ts,r,., Capt, llanIail sreInx tho
pelll Of Tho casal1t. stt tho truws aud Snakes At
ta!l sIrtl Into the Lollow. and tho latter fought se
Julien. sso'd sni pF"t;stca him until the .oflsrs
insds dash and butc itin uli. srrst. ton Noll,
separated u ths tctr"at fsofn h!s company. and
surrounded ~ 6Oux, WLt rescued bJ Old Crow
single. handed ~ @uon \. the junction uf thu lina
wss effected. thu sous beIsu to Yield, aud lAo in-
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25
MONITOR WASHER.

This Washing Machine is now be-
ing manufactured In this city by G..
III. Woodman, who has the right for
this county. Ii was patented In 1872,
and thousands have been sold In every
State. 1t operates upon an entirely
new principle. Clothes are cleansed
more by the operation of steam than
by muscular power exerted upon the
machine.
Over forty machines have been sold
here within three weeks. refer with
confidence to all parties who have
used this machine. Among others /
will mention Mrs. DR.. Cornell, Mrs.
John NJ. Jones. Mrs. A. G. Cunning
ham, Mrs. Philip Stambach, and Mrs.
q. f. Conwell, who have tried va
rious other machines, and pronounce
this superior to all others.
Local agencies will be established
In all parts of the county.
An experienced canvasser is wanted.
204stf. q. III. WOODMAN.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25
Original Notice.

TO FrhraE Boapc--
You are hereby notified. that on OF
before the 18th day Of October, A. ID.
1876, petition az Goff 4 Campbell
will be filed in the office of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court Of the State oi
Iowa, In and for Marion county, claim
ing of you the Sum Of forty-Six and
25-l0o dollars, balance on book &C.
count for merchandise furnished TO
you since the lst OF July, 1875; aud
you are also hereby notified that O
writ Of attachment has issued herein
against your goods and property,
rights and credits, 10 satisfy the claim
ofthe plaintiffs.
And that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon OF the second
day of the November Term, A. D.,
1876, OF said court, which will COM
mence on the 9Th day of September
A. ID. 1875, default viii be entered
against you and Judgment rendered
thereon.
T.. Il. & l.. n. HAYS,
1922 Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS,
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original Notice.

10 Cs7sgEy E5Esxrss
Yra are hereby notafed. that Oh or
before tie 18th dsy 81 October A D..
1875. . r.etsgSnr os fsosf a. Campbell
will be Eaed in the oEsscp CT the Clerk
az the Carcasi Co1fs es the State q
Iowa. Il ard sa- Marion co-Esy. caafSn-
irr az zen the sEuz 81 sor1y-ssx and 81
100 dollars on F-9z2issa-y rsi@ given
tyy yon IN tAcra Gu tAle 2SzA day os
MarUaa, fS-6. and &lss on faTsy-Six and
ss-1fsa dali4-s balance 60 book stua1a;
for merchandise furnished OF TIE 18th
day az March, Js-H, and since sha.
time Voc are Also retlfe1 .hkt q
writ os attachment has issued herein
arains. ynur goods and property,
rights and credits. szs1xssa IN Massaa
county. lows, IL satisfy szsd claims of
plaintiff
And thst unless ynu appear thereto
and dekerd before noon Of the second
dsy az the November Term, a D.,
1876, Of said Court, which will COM
n,ence on the 6.h day Of November
A. D.. 1875, default win he rendered
against yon and Judgment and Drcree
rendered thereon.
r. r.. & T.. ~. HAYS,
1872 Plaintiff $ Attorneys.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

g. w. PALMER, NJ tho Rlue Front,
South side Public Square, has now In
store n splendid stock of mem goods
comprising an unusually large assort-
mens of dry goods, notions. boots and
shoes. hats and caps. Anything you
may want in these lines will be found
at Palmer's and q fair prices Tbs
ladies 20 there for their dress goods
and trimmings, for fireshoes. CATERS,
Substantial winter shoes, children I
shoes, for their fine gloves. hosiery
and everything required for modern
fashionable toilet The gentlemen
find there also what they want for a.
outfit for winter, for themselves and
the family. The Blue Front i > good
place for trade Take cur word fer il
once and give Palmer triAl.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

THE EpsIng fastening which Mr.. &.
H. Hnrs 10 row introducing in this
city b Tie best thing for windows we
hsTe ever sssn- IL il cheap. conren-
Secs, s&se and 6rrxtls. We s6Yise
al readers Of the gOCKxAI 10 sse 1T
sod hsve il put Gu ibsir vind0xs- IL
VIII iass lifetime, Ard esnnos gst
Gus 81 order ~ long - sab and frame
endure Mr.. II. may be saen for .
few dsys ~ The Amos Hoase. Forty
osnfs vii f3 the entire ezsss for each
va.s6cs. iEeaadlDg fasssnIng sor up
pa and sewes sAzh and pa:ti1s them
90 cnmp1ss<-
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

ELECTION one week from mex
Tuesday. Republicans, be sure to b.
at the polls early, and see that YOU
Republican neighbour are all out
The contest In Marios county will bs
very ciose, bat We have good encour
agement to work. Our entire county
ticket will be elected flour vote 10 al
out and polled straight. "Reform Il
necessary" but the people of thi'
county have had enough of"Reform'
Of the Democratic kind. Talk with
your neIghtors about this matter.
See fany are wavering or despond.
ent, and use your best endsavors BY all
honorable and consistent means TO &C.
cure vote for the right. Men are be-
ing deceived by the false Representa-
tons and sham pretensNs Of the oppo-
sition. We have an excellent ticket
from top TO bottom. We firmly be-
lieve every man on our National,
State, and County ticket 10 worthy
Of the support Of honest men. They
are honest aud capable. Give them a
vote and the best work you can do to
secure the votes Of others.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25


THE DEPUTY 10 begging for votes
on the ground that be 10 poor. Pity
there are not more Of rs poor snosgh
TO own . lot and building on the pub
tic square. Nice plea for burly fell
low like the Deputy, who calls Ham,
rick Liar and relies upon his muscle
70 protect BIN from punishment for
his cowardly impotence. Wonder II
be vas one Of the Democratic crowd
who wanted to mob the JOURNAL
omce the morning after the robbery
Perhaps be imagines he has muscu-
lar Development sufficient to warrant
hirn in undertaking 70 Silence the
JOURNAL
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Franklin Center.
Oct. IA.


The festive Granger now arises at
two O'Clock in the morning In order
10 gather in his abundant crop Of Is
cent corn. &
August Hartsman has bought an SO
acre farm Of Mrs. Mcyeill, near Ca
loma-
Elijah Estes has sold 80 acres I'M
improved land one mile north of
Caloma.
A considerable number of cattle
have died in this township within .
few days. Some had blaekleg.
others gorged themselves with corn.
and still others came home from
somewserc with all the symptoms u
pound ZEN to-des.h fever.
BIowtown has had two Peter Coop
er meetings. The speakers were Col.
Mathews and green-bax Hall. The
FIRST night they met In isiience and
alone: but at the last meeting : or 5
of the near neighbors went In, and,
are now ready to testify that the old
eagle was punched till she squawked
three times.
Uncle 10. got pretty full OF Hostel
ter, and feeling DESTROYS Of doing
something for Samuel j., and having
no passenger train at hand, ccncled-
ed to take vote at 8 public sale The
following result both as.onished and
disgusted him, and proved conclusive
" to his mind that old N. ThusiKsrn
is certainly not on the side of Tiiden.
Hayes and Wheeler. 10; TiIden and
Hendricks, Z; Peter Cooper, q O. e..
GotohelI, 8; Harry Williams. l.
Our German fellow Citizen JaAn
Lohse last summer built for himself \
nice new house. a few weeks since
it was struck by lightning andimpAir-
ed considerably. John Is q Benc-
crat. Now amt this little signifi-
cant? j should say so. wont say
positively that lightning hit his house
because he was q Democrat, bat /
would say to him, and all German
Democrats, be careful, and try to get
on the safe side while there IL yet
time.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

AEaAISs.--6econd-hand MATERIAL
from The dwelling Of Gov. VIM. n
Stone, now under repair, are offered
for sale at bargains. The material,
including stairs and railing complete
doors, windows, shutters, frames
mantle-pieces, base-boards, ETC., and
one elegant front portico, oil In good
order. and can be bad ii very low fig.
rres. Enquire OF Mrs. Stone at Ire.
mont House, l9tf
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

THE RoBBERY.--It has been ascer-
tanned that the amount lost by the
last robbery OF the county treasury
was not quite as large as at first sup
posed. 1t was only SIC, 5i2.40, nearly
all of which belonged to the various
school districts. Mr.. Faris claims TO
have lost about $50 of his personal
funds,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

CLOCKS, watches, jewelry, specta-
Giles, new stock and full assortment, at
w. r. Riggs new establishment, In
basement Of Knoxville National
Bank, always at lowest rates. Repair
Ing Is made speciality, and all work
warranted. Robert has had long ex-
perience In his business, and can
guarantee satisfactory work. 22-tf
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

TIE Republicans Of Swan township
x1sa I'll wheeling. Saturday last and
nornanassd the following township
ticket Jusssoes, Il. E. Bowers. s. III.
CxHr~y; Clerk, VIM Fairly; Assessor,
W. 6. Mossern; Coussablss, y. III.
Walker, Noaros Marsh: Trustees,
EiDon Walker, J. 6. Wooden, David
Phzlii5e-
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25
Legal Notice.

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given that on the
LIST day Of the next November term
the Circuit court of Marion county,
Iowa, the 9Th day Of November 1875
Wesley Cloe will make application
to be discharged ns administrator ot
the estate of Isaac Brady, deceased.
Knoxville, October z, 1876.
1922 ALLEN HAMRIcR,
Clark
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

LAsT Saturday the Republicans OF
Dazass township rnes in convention
and nominated the following Sc their
township ticket ynssios, Nicholas
Hoeh. L &. Wood: Clerk, Nathan
Bzekss~: Assessor. David Wiley;
C0nssAhsss. j. u. Howard, George
Netxs Trustees. A. T. Graves, jos.
BOwsrx, j. A. Strahan.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

THE KsBsfs1e3ns Of Bed Rock
township have Tsaos-d In nomination
The following township ticket yus.
fscss, JOHN Ii. TernPlsson. {. s. sa9sr;
Clerk Samuel EsSen@ur. Assessor,
Elijah St<renss COastables. s. 8. Pet
~, Milton Johnston; Trustees, Vim
CooT<r, Milton Baker. Harrison Cart
o.. The township Cepfrai Commit
- fof fhs snsuing year is composed
- foiiowE J. W. wikle; Chairman
n. q Petty, z w. EtAxv.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

Do Nor Forget to call at Kruck Il
Ely's, on south side Of Square, where
Is kept the largest and cheapest stock
Of groceries Of all kinds, queensware,
glassware, chinaware, table cutlery,
ETC., at prices lower than ever before.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

HARvEY.-It is understood that
Harvey" is to be the name OF the
new town which has been 'iaid of
at the Rock Island station one mile
west OF the Des Moines river. The
name is given in honor Of Mr.. James
Harvey, one of the proprietors of the
town.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25


nw.---y CLOTH ewrxDLEE--"s
Boydsteu NOS Reformer s1 = ride
~. bird ) lew yesrs since % ,s 80,
.r<,us over this county win NV, :
r,osh4~indlen to insfodnee ~.
f.rmers ssd assist them In svlnou. .d
The dear tarmens Has be I re-, ws
,incee No. he j. . refosme, s'', n.vs .
knou ssvsfal farnss Who .a s,;,s
80 10 remember the eiothsv'n0liDs
s,.-.,,,n and the Dsputy's connee.
sson With IL. Peohsps the Dspu y
doesn't care now. Thss was OeDIs - -
vas fully converted 70 Dem0cfa'''
M oourse be hiss refoAAed nnce'
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

THE CARS will cross the Des Moines
river bridge on the G.. r. ]. q p. road,
ten miles east OF this place next week
and will reach Knoxville In November
or early In December.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

WHILE the Deputy IL In the bnsi.
Des Of procuring Indictments against
hs reighk,srs before ihe Grand Jury,
- be thseaf<Ds, bow many indict-
spsnss h be g0sng 20 grind out.
Csnlcn' 1 be give ca Int Now Cyrus,
don't
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

TIE esec8son tsckeis shoald all II
rwsnsed this ws&k- Th0ss whose bus
ip~ss IL Ia 60 attend 10 the mssser foi
sseh township shOald sand ns copy
fsr their scwnship tickets without de.
lay, t.eGng very careful 10 write plain.
Nv and syell al names corrsctiy,
Gezsleznxn, rse&se attend TO this
matter s. cEre-
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

THE Deputy MAS asExformes, 4
lev ysan since when be specialized
IN county varrasts In violation o.
las- He y 'R<sofmer." yet, bat
bow 81 the TiIden Reform faith.
Action against him for the ofssnse 10
nov barrsd ~ the statute OF Iiuaita-
fions, md henes be y sac. That IL
what nssds Rankin SAFE.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

CLEANSING and repairing of gents
WOODEN clothing will be done prompt
ly, In the best manner, and at reason
able rates, by Mrs. Thrasher, on Rob-
inson street, opposite Ely House.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

t,oxrRxxxcB AProfsrHEsI,
or three weeks since " were manu.. -.
. NJ. Of appointments nsds y .ns
Des MoInes N. T. Conference, =. !.
reasessed 70 publish such portion !. !.
Marion county rssdss would car, az, =
zee. BY accident The list W. m .su J,
canfereuce met at Red Oak late 10
september. Though now ls'e' W.
give . portion Of the liss = ssqus''uu'
Tsdsaao,a /: Di6rsct. -PlsssAn'vi,ie
j. @. Bourne: Cafiisls, ]. a. n"''.'
Se~bers, n. Sheets; Columbia a
Thornb,ue: Norwslk, J. J. D. bcoiss'
Ohio, g. n. Msthsna-
Charlton Dsario. -6symonri s11.
Harned: New York, =. B. Harmed
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

All accounts made before Jan. LIST,
1875, are now past due, and I expect
all customers to come in at once and
settle, either by cash or note.
33tf ID. T. COATS.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

COOPER MEgTIsGs.-A. M. Dawley,
OF TT. Dodge, addressed large audi
ences at the Court House Tuesday
afternoon and evening in the interest
Of the Cooper and Cary movement.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

DEPOT LocATED.-The G. II. /. d p.
depot buildings will be located directly
north and about the distance Of two
blocks from the A. *. & ID. depot.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

LOST, on street in Knoxville, gold
and coral drop attachment to breast
pin, having pendants. A reasonable
reward will be paid for its return to
DIR. +. b. Young.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

NEW QuAxTEEs-The JoCRsAL
once hat been removed 20 Weien,
NcMsrlxn Il Co's pe~ brick block,
On Re<Ensun street nsKrAysopfsossis Tie
Pos Ossce. where we shall t~ glsd 10
80 The frssDds and Politely resesve
TIE enemies cf the JprKsAL-
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

fEoN conceairsens behind m anon
yrnous signature somebody 6res . 81.
umn q The JorESAL tbrcagh the
DsHotr0t this week He puts ths
JorEsAL's name In italics Just eleven
times We do not want our adyerti-
sing gratis. and viii shssrfulIy rsy
"Grssnhseker,r upon his p4rsonsl
demand. ten ca. for sneh ns<rtiop
Call and gst yoar ei.I0 81. in sexsl
tender.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

cr.r tox==Aip Rspubiieans me, y
.o s Il Clay Center, oc'oOs.
-. = rur,uans 70 caIl, and nsnina. g
s'' Iu.tices, n. c. Hanter, ;. =, a.
30 Go. copstabIes, 8. 9. Hogase' W.
3 Moore: Clerk, l. 7. Aafs0, 1vh..
S, q. a. Durhan; Trustees. :. ;. VIVA mnn-
~ - n n.yid LoynaeAsn, D. ". Cr0,,'
= uerilI.n, ]. ". sherwood.
4 :. ]. Il. REEVE, sec'y.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-25

CORNELL BROTHERS have just re-
ceived another lot of the Imperial
Cabannos cigars, and of cole Peaches"
fine cut. Off