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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-17
H. ROERiG.
GEO. C.. MORGAN.

RCfIITECT AND BUILDER, Knoxville, Iowa.
n WI take contracts, and furnish plans ana
specifications.
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las a cR0THERS.

A hRCHITECr AND BUILDER. Knoxville Iowa;
n will take contracts and furnish plans and
ypeciGcations. Is also agent for ]. ID. simmons
substitute for weights for windows large or small
The best thing IN use--try them and judge ior
yourself I-ou
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u
STONE & AYRES.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Claim and Real Estate
n Agents Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa,
viii attend TO all business entrusted TO their
care In Marion and adjoining Counties. VIII
practice in the state and Federal Courts SLIT
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Number of suits brought. %
Number brought to trial....:... :
Number of convictions OBJ !.
tanned. ..........,......:........ l
Number Of suits dismissed oy
court....--........-.....
Number ofsuits now pending 1
Amount Of money recovered. None.
Expense Of commission ana
counsel 10 assist Attorney
General, tabout tl............:...slo,uV
PAYMENT OF two certificates
sfopyed by commission..:... 5,UV
Number Of existing fraudu-
ulent contracts stopped.-.... None.
President Grant lsss made no pre-
tensions, but gone along quietly and
surely In tho line OF reform. Since
May, 1875, his movement against the
Whisky Ring presents the following
satisfactory return:
Value Of property seized. 81 500 GOO
Value of assessnents......... l,40O,OO
Suits on official bonds--..... 2oO,0oo
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ID. wkTHEhELLf ". ID, d. io'
WETHERELl & YOUNG,

law AND COLLECTION OFFICE, PLEASANT.
Ia WILLIE, IOWA &-s-u
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W, NJ. STONE

ATToRNEY AT LAW and Notary Public, Mon.
n roe Iowa VIII also attend 70 collections and
10 buying aud selling land
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A. Q. HAYS.

physicians AND SURGEONS Office opposite
il fremont House. Knoxville, Iowa. 2O42-ly
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mas. cOFFiN a Smith,

j l.. COFFIN, G. n SMITH
Residence Marion s. cast Res, Main s. c
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-08-05
THE WEEKLY sun. :.
SIC NEW YORK. lG

eighteen hundred and seventy-six is the
Seltenmai year. 1t is also the year in which
an Opl0sitiOn House Of representatives, the
iirst since the war, will be in power at
washington and the year of the twenty.
third election of q President of the United
states All OF these events are sure to be of
great interest and Importance especiallv
the latter; and all Of them and eyerythiny
connected with them will be fully and fresh
ly reported in The SUN.
The Opposition House of Representatives.
taking up tile line of inquiry Opened wears
ago by The Sun, will sternly aud diligently
| investigate the cOrruptions and misdecds Of
ufaht administration and will, it is to be
noped, lay the foundation for new and
better period in our national history. Ofall
this THE SUN will contain complete and
accurate accounts, furnishing its readers
with early and trustworthy information
| upon these absorbing topics
Inc twcnty-tllird Presidential election.
with the preparations for it, will be memo
raoie 'as deciding upon Grants aspirations
Tor u third term of power aud pluntler. and
stili !, more us deciding who shall be the
cahdidate OF the party Of Reform, and as
eiecthg that candidate. Concerning all these
subjects, those who read THE Sun will have
the constant means OF being thoroughly well
informed.
The WEEKLY Sun, which has attained a
CIRCULATION OF over eighty thousand COPIES,
already has its readers in every State and
Territory, and we trust that the year 1876
will see their numbers doubled. 1t will con-
tinue to be a thorough newspaper. All the
general news Of the day will be- found i'm Il.
condensed when uuimportant, ut full when
OF moment; and always, We trust, treated
III u clear, interesting and instructive man.
ner.
1t is our aim to make the WEEKLY SUN
the best family newspaper in the world, and
we shall continue to give in its columns q
large amount Of miscellaneous reading, such
as stories, tales poems, scientific intelligence
and agricultural information, for which we
are not able to make room in our dailv edi
tion. The agricultural department especially
is one OF appointment features. The fashions
are also regularly reported in it's columns
and 30 are the markets Of every kind.
The WEEKLY Sun, eight pages with fifty
SIX broad columns is only II. 30 q year.
postage prepaid AS this price barely repays
the cost Of the paper. MO discount eau bc
made from this rate to clubs, agents, Post
masters, or anyone.
The DAILY Sun, a large four page newspa
per "f twenty-eight columns. gives all the
news for two ceuts copy. subscription,
postage prepaid. 5sS<.. u month or SO 80
year SUNDAY edition extra, ST. 10 per wear.
We have no travelling agents. Address,
THE UN. New York City
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fFICE :-COR. MARKET AND PATRIOT ST
Gen. Nicholls's Speech.

We always add a man to his
speech o. subtract him from it.As
a matter of course we all admire
brilliant orat0ry, bnt unless We
believe q man means what he says
we refuse to follow him. Eloqne1lce
unsupported by character hes no
staying power at all. In moments
of trial. OF difficulty or doubt, a
few plain words from a man of es
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"slle Stoops to Conquer" was
written before the days OF pin
back skirts.
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sCHWALD, j. g.. Shoemaker. Main
~ Street between St Louis and Green
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
! STRAN6ERsS HOTHsL.

Mt. Thomas Albcrti iu5ogzns his friends
and the travelling pubic that he hae made
some new arranx1ments which vii enahle
himkto satisfy al those who will honor him
with ti,eir custospp.
Meals furnished at all hours Of tho dag.
Breakfast at 10 o'clock A. A. and Dinner
ut o'clock p. i.
Commod1ous and well furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES
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MoORE, L D. Anorncy at Loc.--of
~ !, nee up stairs Main ST, garner
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MIcHELET, H. H., Parish T,rosarer
AVA Ohce, Green Street, cor. Market
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TUCOIN. p. A., Family and Planta-
tio,, Groceries, Main street, between
se,,s and st. Philip streets.
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nSULLlVAN,E L. a. Attorney at Lar.
~ NJ Green street, between Main and
Thibodaux Streets. '''' ON"
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BUSINESS CARDS

vhiO, Z; r., Justice of The Peace. 2nd
hWard 4 Mayor of he To,c~ 1"s ~m.
JOE corner Green and Levee Streets
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{ zEMA. c., Coffee House Keeper. Main
/ H.. between jackson and st. Philip
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ssELINEAU, MRS. E., Dry Goods.
1 Fancy Articles. de-, corner Market
and Louis streets,
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NJ EoNlER, A., Dealer il, Fory;on ond
-. domestic Dry Goods, Groceries. &c
,-:.M Street corner st Philip,
MoNT-CAkMEL CONVENT Acadia
~ my for the Young Ladies', under the
Direction Of Sister st. Bernard. '.'0
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Nv, R's,, DAVID. Dry Goods, Shoes,
I Foenas {. dats, Caps &C.. corner Main
u Streets.
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Go ,vn !, ma A. +. Parish Judge, Of
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THRONE. j. A., Books aud stationary dep4
( Market street, between st. Philip and
st. Louis lopposite Washington HOTEL.
Photographic Gallery, ZIP stairs.
yYERNOTT, FRANK, Matchmaker aaap
II Dealer IN fne Jcscelry dc. Main Street
between st. Philip and Jackson Streets.
IAZZo DR.. j. Is e.. Physician and
U AcoueEc,r, Thibodaux T. O., Lafour
che Parish, La.
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xxyEISSENTHANNEIs, ALOIS, Confee-
w tionery and Sod0 Water, Green
Street between Market and Main Streets
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HNlIIBODEACX. JOS. r., Phas'mocist,
i Dealer IN Patent Medicines, Perfu.
mery, &C., corner OF Main and st. Philip
Streets.
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vffMANN, W., Dry Goods and G,D-
). ee,aa, =, Main Street, between Focus
st Philip Streets.
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oME HOOK AND LADDER co.
g, ~ NJ I Regular meetings OH the
sas ~ aonday of each month. Regular ex
pSsu s ~ Nnnday preceding the fourth
.asy o. e-ery Month.
Ms .aua !: K. Mcbride President ; j.
p 5 wee President; C.Azema, Fore
Io;n frost, lst Asst. Foreman Leo
,,d oil, r Aa Asst. Foreman !: Ellis N.
M sSnssaier 4; Henry Riviere, Seere
u refrln, Asst. Secretary; George
4" warden; Narcisse ,Boudreaux, ~.
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fI,HIBODAUX BENEVOLENT LODGE
i No 80. A. f. and A. M.--Regular
meetings on the second Saturday and the
last Saturday of Every month, at 3 3o'clock
P. NJ, Green Street, between Leree and
Market Streets
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Tl>HIBODEAUX, JOS. r., Treasurer of
L The To,cn, corner Main and St. Philip
SfvnnfS
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otFNAN'S STAGES,-E,unk Hc6.
man Proprietor, l.. Barde4, C3n-
' an senneetlon with Morgan's Lou
"a, ~ld Texas K K. Lafourehe Cros-
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XNINDER. THOMAS, District Attor-
w ney. - office. Market Street, be-
tween Maronge and Patriot Streets.
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VNHIBODAUX COLLEGE, Very Rev.
i &. n. Menard, situated in one Of the
most healthy parts of the town OF Thibo-
daux.
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E&E MRS. S. Millinary and Fancy
~ ~ Goods, Corner st. Louis and
naln Stsssts.
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UERGES. j. NJ. g. Co. Barber, Main
Y Steet. between ST. Lo1is and Green
ttreet
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FLEETWOOD, j. H.. Drug Store Mark
l rect, between st. Louis and Green
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WASHINGTON HOTEL, Mrs. G
w Gamard, Proprietor, Market st
between st. Philip and st. Louis Streets.
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TTnIBODAUX FOUNDRY. Bodley g.
j Kcefe, Proprictors, Levee and jackson
StrertS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-12

JOHNSON had attempted to commit suicide.
After two days of searching they found
firearms dealer in New York who had sold
similar weapon. but this man was unable
to Identity Mr.. JOHNSON us the pur-
chaser. Nevertheless the detectives in
sisted in the suicide theory aud gave MP
the search for the supposed highwaymcu.
II may I've rrmcub red that they solved
the mystery OF the GooDuIcu murder and
the SCItrE assassination in the same man
ucr.
II i- not probable that Mr.. Johnson shot
himself. He was paymastor for the firm
10 which he belongs, and it was Gus
tUmary to pay the employees on Monday
morning. II was on Monday that he was
attacked. aud II is reasonable TO suppose
that tlr hiahwaymcn thought that he ear
ricd the funds on his person. Again, Il
| baker saw two men emerge from vacant
lot near by within few moments Of
the shooting, and their description tai
lies with that given 10y MIR. Johnson OF
| the men who assaulted him. Mr.. JouNsoS
is OF u happy, jovia disposition. aud
nothing said or done by him has ever in
dicated disposition toward suicide. He
is i'm fair financial circumstances and
with his partners was maturing project
| that promised abundant returns. No pos
| siblu reason for Ills suicide can be assigned,
and on what he has believed to he his
dying bed ho solemuly AYERS that ho had
no such thought The circumstances Of
his cheerful parting with his wife. his
lighting his pipe, the time, and the place,
rcfutc the theory.
II seems evident that the Brooklyn
police, having failed TO establish IA clew,
have fallen back behind their old excuse.
| Their notorious ineficcncy should be u
source of deep concern to the people OF
! Brooklyn.
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The probability Of war with Spain is
considerably enhanced by the fact, now
nsoertnIued, that in undertaking such u
war our Government would have the coum-
teuance and moral support of England.
The London TimoS. 1t may safely bc as
sumcd, on this subject, speaks the voice Of
Great Britain. The Timcs OF yesterday,
according to q telegram to our contempO-
rarv, the Herald, spoke rs follows:
alt would he better for srain and tho world II
ahe were held accountable IA re- tho greatest
Powers. The tHUfd states might at Il goOt &C.
ample On insisting nat tUhu shdU not he dUOW'd
d. hCcOiHC q piua7r instead of the ucarl OF the
Antilles ana England NAV Il " Insist that the
Biscay. poits shall be guarded 10y an efficient
maritime police
The good example which England thus
enc ouragcs. the United states is very likely
to set. This language will sound 60 Presi-
dent GRANT like the CHEEKY voice of a
brother urging him OH in the path which
he would fain walk. Mr.. FISH, we suspect
will find IT difficult 10 restrain him much
longer. War is in the near prospective.
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comm1ssioxER or pUBLIc woRKs


To THE EDITOR or TIE SrN-Sir: To the
honest and intelligent citizen OF New York, the
rcappOntmcnt Of Mr. Fitz John Porter TO tho
position of Commissioner Of Public Works by
our reform Mayor must seem Incredible IL Is
impossible e. find any good reason for this act,
unless it Is that Mr.. Porter has proven himself
TO be the most incompetent and unnt peraon Tor
this imp lrtant position that could bo found In
the whole state Of New Jersey. When Tweed
was dcposcd aud his King broken M, the tax
payers and property owners breaihod more
freely. They felt that no other man would be
found to nll this Office who would prove so great
a burden and fraud "a no had been; but the
plunderng now going on IN all tho works under
the authority " the present department fairy
ecllpses the worst frauds committed by the old
Ring. or the $.O.OJO,OOO spent on improvements
above Ffty ninth street. at least f2O,00OOol nave
been stolen from the property owners. honest,
competent men would have given ~ more anu
better work for SlOOOOOO.
Mayor WcRha,n well knows that Mr.. Fitz
John Porter IL ia tho hands Of crew OF irish
politicians and ruu-seilers OF the worst stripe
who farm out the patronage 81 tho ohiro 10
their rotations. These facts have been proven
10y the testimony of our hest citizens.
As an illustration Of the manner IN which our
money Is being squandered. would allude to
the fact that there has just been confirmed
an assessment Tor a common dry surface ~ rain
to draw of a few pools OF W ter between ftith
and Eighth avenues, ncar Ilsth street. amount
irg to sjiOm. which assert could be done for
lcss than 5000.
ii an0tGcr proof ia needed to show Mavor
Wiclham's and ttz John Portet's persistent
and determined effort To plumber aud annoy tho
property. holders Of New York, one has only to
20 over Fiitn avenue on Murray iiill ana sec the
pavement torn up and the roadway barricaded.
| II these meu had the least regard for the PEG
| pies rights they would never tear up our priE-
| cipal thoiougniaro Ia the months 9i December
would undertake such work just as winter Is
rufI IL
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rnrW.iR QrE>TIoN INuAsHINGroN.


WAsulHGroN, Jan. l1.-That the Prcsi-
dent med'tatcs beginning a war, II not two, be-
fore the mesttLa. Of the National Convention, l.
no longer doubted by Intelligent men OF either
party IN Washington. Through a the reserve
which Grant has adr 1itly maint ained ON this
subject, his u;terances from time to time IT,
regard to Spain, when considered IN connection
with an open menace of positive Intervention in
the Message, clearly Indicate q hostile purpose.
So, too, when approached abou a solution Of
the Mexican problem, he has not hesitated to
say that diplomacy was inadequate a. a RENE
dy; because any new treaty which might he
made to protect the border against plundcrine
incursions would fail ss other engdgo had
done. lie has repeatedly intimated that re-
monstranco was exhausted, and sterner means
would have to be tried.
The officers of the army and navy are fully
persuaded that n crisis Ia close nj hand, and
they naturally point 10 the extraordinary naval
preparations Of the past two or three months,
aud the present gathering Of ships Of war at
Port Royal, within forty-eght hours Of Cuba.
The pretcIts assigned for this last movement
are too puere to deceive anybody. 1t is part OF
Il long pro jected plan to strike upon sign from
Washington.
The Message presented two alternatives for
solving the difficulties with Spain-one media
ton, aud the other intervention. When media
ton was offered by the United States alone, on
a former occasion, 1t was positively declined.
What effect may have been produced by the
collective method recently tried, through not es
addressed to the European Governments from
Washington, remains TO be mado known ofical-
ly. Spain is understood to have promised re.
forms, ana a strlcter fulhlment Of the treaty Of
1895 Tor the protection OF American citizens.
But the door is left open for intervention, and
Intervention means nothing less than war.
When It Is least expected, the President may
precipitnto a collision, and trust 10 the marta,
spirit Of tie people TO sustain him, irrespective
Of his reasons for that summary stop lie has
studied the example Of one Of his predecessors,
thirty years ago, who pushed the annexation Of
Texas 10 it1 logical cons Queu'e, a. was uro-
dict,d by Mr.. Clay, Mr.. Van Buren,, Mr. wright,
and other statesmen at that ume, by Adplio-
| oratcN concerted war with N xicn.
can assure the public that the fcli1rsner4 NJ
| the fiiuaton and MS SUR lndn- r.uls urc,
w'hin ne last few days, aud sin.s 'iu4SuN has
d'vclppcl the facts, fully realized In poliucl
aud diplomatic circle, h.re.
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Fi0W ne y I'M ErfninJ nan ~
Onlciul Information has just been locciV-
ed of the success 81 q society ifteN organized at
Milan. under the title "Associa1ioue Clrsto-
tOrO tOloubn,' for a scientific, industrial aud
artistic excursion To the United states On the
celebration II American Independence on the
solemn hugurAtion, July 4, 1870 So many
have joinet the society that one steamer wi |
not pcco nmodat. them all. The first ship i'll
leave Geuna ON June |, AID may be expected In
travellers Nil stay unth tho 30th, ami will then
proceed 10 phiiatclplil hN the Fourth OF July.
From hence thcv Will visit Washington. Puts
burgh, Cincinnati, st. Louis, Chicago, Buffalo,
Niagara + lis, OntaiiO. Montreal, Quebec,
lioSton, and viii then return homo via New
\ oik. The tho will cost each member loo
francs, and Is unuer the leadership of late
Union officer.
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PARKER y co., what PETER u. SwEENY was to
the TWEED Rnp-is the present IDOL OF these
short-sighted politicians, and as In the case OF
the pretended P,RKEH trial, they swallow all
his fine promises. and cling to his coat tails a. "
he was their only hope, Notwithstanding that
his nrotestations 81 honesty were ilat as proinse
when he was a member Of the financial board
under scorr's administration as they are now.
This willy dcmagopuc twists the leading Demo
cratic politicians around his fingers "a " thcy
were made Of putty. II those who lead IN pub
tic opinion IN South Carolina had had the cour-
ago, ability, and sincerity which their brethren
IN M-.issiuui have shown, they might coneratu-
late themselves ON the prospect Of a speedy de-
liverancc from the rule Of Ignorance and ras-
cility. Asit H., the outlook for tho future In
that state Ia exceedingly gloomy The most
curious feature Of the South Carolina situation
II found In the aid and encouragement given by
Democratic newspapers In other states TO the
attempt Of CHANBERLAIS to run both the Re
publican and Democratic parties for hts own
benefit.