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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1877-01-17

An old theolugian once observed:
sit appears ON a casual view Of the
world as il there were great num-
Der Of souls originally made, and in
tended for human bodies; hut that,
at the distribution, some got three or
four, and some none at ALL"
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1877-01-17
Farm for sale.

The Bates farm, situated within /
Of "A mile OF the Rock Island depot, ~
now offered for sale. This is splen-
did farm. comprising $50 acres UNDER
laid with coal, and IN high state OF
cultivation. Has All orchard Of 200
bearing apple trees. For particulars,
as to terms etc, inquireo Of
3i-tf II. j. ANDERSON,
March "a, 1876. Agent.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1877-01-17

A soldier who was blamed by his
captain for having no lock on his
gun made 1t all right by tieing on Il
paddock.
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St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Prospectus for 1877.
The Favorite and Lesding Newspaper
Of the West.

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consolidation OF which IL Is in fact aud Ina name
the product, has been such a. 10 excite universal
comment, Its circulation has steadily increased
stree is irst issue and Its geAeFsl business pFps-
pefity has Kept pace with it, circulation. Thus
encouraged I'll prOpristorS are determined that
In tire future no effort viii be spared Ia keep il
Ia this 'front.' rank OF Western journalism
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of the measures ofihe Republican party. beiier.
ing that organization % bo the best adapted by
it, principles aud policies 10 perpetHste our form
OF government and 20 SECURE Its administration
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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1877-01-17

bio Lewis says the nutrimcnt in
an apple is increased ten per cent by
freezing.
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IsPI"rIsR

"a Aenrs The experiences pfthis iife none are with>
opt IT'S sbssf ltning- Troubles and cares come;
Z soias abide With IA; sonr pass away To-lay IN.
BODY u yigoronN to.tnorrnsei u Il dead ana gone.
life rt best y abort md iIpNgrest problem how 10
psrpstusts ~ IL stiil uasol,.d tie. hew.,rr can
be prooags4i the sssk nd feeble body psd. stroog
no matter from What cause Induced. aad iust,ad a.
being burden 10 disieptir ana deblIItsted bodies
ean w InAdr sn enisftns pIsasurr. Bnt howf Sim,
ply ~ tile daily and nlolRrsts use or Dr. tr.enI,
bitter foassifhI" trHiy h,eaisinai preparation a.
not cheap snd Irarby article, INTENDED ainpiy 10
stiinuia sAsI sbsn leave The seesnd state of the
body yofta thsn the fsst. II gently YsIsxes The
bowels, stffnnfatft the liver, fnnk.s Ii work az,
headaches and t0ss sgrib ttiasvss HatnIsney s.,l
foui stomsrb giving toDsFni Ftsbility 10 that Or
gan With an Increase ana be.ffhy appetite. revu
lsfs fsipnls weakness, prevents fsysr aud sgus
ana nsisricus aisesrts. protects ths system from
unwiIoiespps n.r and impure water. and yItaIixe,
.nd ionss the whole t'dy. .azaiast all attack. 81
ssass Try u, and yas WI fnd II pleasant to the
| taste and hEslin2 ~, tbs hpdy.
| 10 sudden = ~ fcysre eases Of Liver Complaint
Or ~ constipation efthe heweIs few doses OF Or
l rprefps Liver fiils viii assist the Tonic In cure
ann ~ you ars shaking witsnsor DR.. Green's Agu.
so-4 at-ss z z D. r. FRENCH.
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BARNES Yoitgrows
81 30 AVERAGED PER nA SI

Fulton Mo, December 18th, 1874
ncs1. w. ". John BsrDs---Gsnt leupn:--I
sswed Ilp t.st for balnstrsds for portico, and IS
tpprrsessts @brst two dsys running, livery one who
oa witrsssd the working Of the Saw has pronoun-
sedH tine most usefai machine ever invented. I
hsys been working from twelve 10 sixteen men, and
havs aon" NIL my shop work scroll saving on ysnt
machine. running IL daily since 4 purchased H. and
nass patd scthiax for repmrs, except for saws
f~seh nnopnt Was 1mparatisely small Thrs.
weeks fnes purchased some imported woods and
some ds,ghsdand tnr mesf my attention 10 fret work
bsrs nssr1fcd PR dsy, since that time, t1I5o
SNOW o. nn"scnpatlth nv pleasant and profitable for
ssehnoie ~ fpfDd his winirr days at rs the sboy.
fonr inarns rams - lightly and easily tbst IL will
not IRE ths mustfriisst~ man sitter little praeiIcst
hf, consider tour iaaeis lspansibis 10 any
sarpsnt"r, tGwryrr sninii his busnessI ns hs can
in.,"iurs IN Strap pile, sod
nskr 1noa.h brnrsftysg ens vcfk 10 pay FOR hi,
machine. tseRsidsf my rarhins Just y. essential
~ my shop ~ q sst ~ bench planes. ar
Yerytruiy,
3wl sNHN8 NJ. FHED BELL,
,ts I, 49,. Architectural Builder.
Aka3 :. w, U. x JOHN HARNEs
,@YJ'p ~. Rockford. Illinois.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1877-01-17
C.s!.s,i.! Exhibition,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

This Great International Exhibition, designed
to commemorate the one huudredth anniyer.
sary of American Independence, opened May
10Th. and will close November 10th 1876, All the
Nations Of the world and all the states and Terri
tories OF the Union are participating In this won.
derful demonstration. bringing together the most
comprehensive collection OF art treasures, me-
chanicai inventions, scientific discoveries, man.
nfacturing achievements, mineral specimens and
agricultural products ever exhibited. The
grounds devoted TO the Exhibition are situated
mount Park, all highly improved and ornamen.
ted. ON which are erected the largest buildings
ever eonstrtlcted--iye Of these covert sn area
Of any acre. and costing b,ODDDOD. .laa total
numb 81 buildings erected for the purposes Of
the Exhibition IL near two hundred During the
thirty days Immediately following the SpenIng
Of the Exhibition million and quarter of peo-
nil via
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EI.OCUTION.

p. x. AT f i r = . ",
WIN give private instruction 10 Young La.iie.
and gentlemen. m%A1 Ii ~4HE#
N. Teaeken Will receive 4 thorough drill In The
bext netfbdm " f1xrhl0g 3teadInHy 6stfsfsfti5f
Guee&ntssd tnquia1s 81 Aook ekwe eonfhsa3E
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1877-01-17

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s.!s !|'j|'' 4
Indinapoliss bGiRf RRAt5w4o IsfayAitAi
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Is THE DrREcfR0t'rEhoiti 'r'sas
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Columbus GAINESVILLE Newark
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Boston
Chicago, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland,
Buffalo,
And to all point, in the
East, South and Southeast,
The attention Of ths dwelling public Is called to
the following superior advantages offered by his
Unrivaled for speed and salty! I'm.
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II, !,l.,yIv.A. Railroad,
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
Tat Y.il ksut. !! Ii. United States

II the most direct. convenient, aud economical
wayiof reaching philadelphia and this great Tx
hibitiOn from all sections OF the country, lb
trains 10 and from Philadelphia viii pss through
a Grand Centennial Depot, which the Company
have erected a, the Main Entrance 10 the Exhibi.
tion Grouads for the accommodation Of passeil.
gers who wish 70 stop a. Or start nom ,hs nnner;
the EIhibitlon-s convenience Of tho greatest
value 10 visitors and afforded exclusively by the
Pcnnsylyanin Railroad, which Is the only line
running direct 10 the Centennial buildings. IL.
cnYsions will also stop at the Encsmpneft Of the
Pstrons Of Iushsndry, at Elm station on this
toad
THE PrpnsyIvs nln Railroad II the grandost rail.
way organization in the world. IT coutrols sey.
ersl thovsands Of miles 81 roadway, forming con
more and washington. over which luxurious day
ana might ears are run nom Chicago. ~; Loiii,,
Louissille, Cincinnati, indianapolis, Columbus,
Toledo, Cleveland. and Erie. without change. 2
IL. main line u laid with double. and third
trscks Of heavy steel rails tipus q deep bed ~
broken stone ballast aud IL bridges are all Of
iron or stone. Its passenger trains are equipped
with every knew,i impt u cnent for comfort ptid
safety, aud are run nj faster speed for greater dis
tanees than the trains OF any line on the CONT.
e ,ssn h te ei,eilis iis and w pe
prepared to bilild III its Own shops locomotives
and passenger cars at short notice sili1clcnf y
fplIy accommodate any extra deinsnd Tie uir
esit1aled resources a. the command Of tue Cost
psny guarantee the most perfect sce6Blniods
ION. f,r eli is patrons during tho Centennial
The magnificent scenery for which the Penn.
syivspis Railroad IL justly eeisbrated presents
~ the traveller oyer It's perfect roadway and ever.
changing 9p1noraYas Of river mountain, and
hndsrspe We've upsqnaled In Araerics. itsft
The editing ufatl0nsont this line are unsurpassed.
Neais n III he furnished ~ suitable hours and
ample f!hle SLOWED for enjoying them,
Excsrskjn tickets. ~ redaeesi rates will be sold
at all principal Railroad Ticket Offices IN the
West Sorthswest and southwest
BE sure that your tickets read via the Grrat
Pennsy iyaDis Route 10 tho Centennial
FRANK THOMSON. DIN BOYD, Jr.
0sneraf Manager. t Gent FsIssr Aren't
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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1877-01-17

THE EIGHT TERRITORIES
n krixona, Dakota, Idaho, Montana,
1~w Mexico, Usah, Washington and
\ yyoming. Arizona, in 1875, had 0
n9owers manufacturing fermented
1Iquofs, i67 retail and 20 wholesale
liquor dealers, who paid into the
National Treasury s6,si2. Colorado.
a. Territory had q brewers, $50
rotniI and 80 wholesale liquor dealers,
whc paid into the Treasury so, l4S.
Dakota mad : brewers, l79 retail and
= Wholesale dealers, who paid 81, 095.
1nho had brewers, 273 retail and
Wholesale dealers, who paid 1891.
Ntana had % brewers, 40l retail
q wholesale dealers, who paid
%. New Mexico had 9 brewers,
otaH and SO wholesale dealers,
paid $l5,s36. Utah had Is
sale dealers. who paid $I4,O53.
hlngton Territory had IA brew
10 retail and o wholesale deal
who paid 81, 100. Wyoming had
wers. 204 retail and IL whole
Dsalsrs, who paid ", 646.
cording TO an exhibit prepared
, 1877-05-13

The conservative press Of Prussia, although
its sympathies are strongly with Russia,
dwe(ls upon the revolutionary clements that
Panslavism introduces into Russian politics.
The Nezo Gas<tte Of Prussia, especially de-
voted to the cause Of the Gear, calls the at
tention Of his Government to the perils of
Panslavism, with which too many Russian
officials are infected, and which may disturb
the good relations Of Russia with Germany
and Austria. "TcHEnNA1EFF and FAD1EFr,"
says the Gazette, have directed all their
energies to dragging Russia into war with
Turkey. They have succeeded; but, if the
war is to terminate happily, the Russian
civil service must be freed from all commu-
nifty with the elements which can produce
only the most serious complications if they
are allowed to follow their tendencies"
, 1877-05-13

We hops the Legal Ne,cs will not continue
\ TO throw dust in the eyes Of its readers by
E'retendins that the Appellate Court bill does
not make second appeal necessary. The
fraud on the public is now confessed that a
case involving more than $500, when appeal
ed to the proposed new Appellate Court, will
not be decided there, but must be appealed
nsoin TO the Supreme Court VIII the Local
Meas explain the use of appealing case to
an Appeal Court that can decide nothing. and
can only work re1ahons delay and Increased
personal costs? The bill, as originally drawn
By the Chicago Bar Association, had not this
wretched provision in it; but after it cot
into the h1nds Of House COMMITTEES
ct ~t5e,, head Of which was Mr. E R.
sHxn9fna Of: Cook, it was fixed. We
sho91alike to have 1ir. SzxnxAx exn1a;n
why sand his Committee twisted the bill
around So as 10 provide for Court of Ap:
pea1s which decides nothing, and from which
m appeal lies on al1 matters over the triflinp
sum Of $50o7 If this new Appeal Court is
not to be int1usted With the final decision of
, 1877-05-13

It is matter for general congratulation
that that historic and troublesome Sea Ser
pent that has periodically infested the news
papers, in salt waters and fresh waters, in
seas, lakes, archipelagoes, CULTS, bays, rivers,
inlets, and harbors of all descriptions since
the imaginative reporter has had an exist
ence, has at last been bagged on the coast
of Scotland. This is necessarily the last Of
him. It doesn't make SO much difference
how many hundred feet long he is, or how
broad proportionately, or how hideous in
looks, or how threatening in conduct, or how
many thousand men it took to capture him.
He is dead. That is the chief point Of inter
est, and We shall protest violently upon the
of even SO much as suggges-
ton of his ghost
, 1877-05-13

It is certainly very remarkable that the St.
Clair River, the passage between Lakes
Huron and Erie. should be blocked with ice
nearly month after the opening of the
Straits Of Nlackinnw, which is usually re-
garded rs the definite opening of general lake
navigation The delay occasioned to the lake
steamers and barges Is serious, but it GER
tainly cannot last much longer, and it is be-
ieved that the break will come without
doing any material damage to the shipping.
As it is, nearly 100 grain-1aden vessels, and
nearly forty steamers and dsteam- -barges, are de-
tained on this side, and further delay will of
course add to the accumulation, and prove
of great damage to the lake and shipping in
terests. 1t is to be hoped TINT the news OF
this morning may bring intelligence Of they
release Of the Detained vessels. +
, 1877-05-13

Serria is said to be The object Of an eternal
vigilance On the part Of the Austro- Hun
garian Government. The latter has taken
on the Danubian frontier every military pre-
caution that circumstances permit, short of
mobilization Of the army. The different
staiions along the Danube md the Save,
such rs Mitrowitz, Neusatz, Waradsin,
Basiasch, and Weisskirchen, have been
stocked with material Of war, and the front
'er is thoroughly watched Everything, in
short, is rendy for action, whenever circum-
stances call for il.
, 1877-05-13

Inc bearing upon the Eastern question Of
the dinner given the Grand Duke ALEXIS hv
President HAYES has been overlooked by the
newspapers of this country. The St. Peters
burg correspondent of the Memorial D;01-
"'ass7ue WARNS the Powers Of Europe that
they must not forget the presence in the
bosphorus Of four American iron-clads or
the cordial Welcome the Grand Dukes Arr1,e
A1E1AsDnow1rcH and CONSTANTINE Cossr.r-
TSoT11cH had ut the White-House H.
thinks it possible that sooner or later the
friendship Of old Russia and young America
may become an alliance Offensive and defen.
sive. The attention of Lord BE.cossrn1n -
should be called to this cloud in the sky.
, 1877-05-13

4 different picture from that given by
most observers is presented by the St. Peters
burg correspondent of the Memorial Diplo-
n'atsq1H of the state Of feeling in Russia
about the war. According to him, the Car
has no warlike zeal, and among the people
there is not trace of enthusiasm for war,
which every one considers great calamity.
But the Russians are said to feel that they
cannot now, after having done all they could
to avoid tie war, abandon the Christians in
Turkey, md they are encouraged by the be-
lief that the amity of the three Emperors is
impregnable, md that they will remain
steadfast against Turkey and its secret ally,
Fn01and
, 1877-05-13

Marshal FRED DOUGLASS does not appear
to be inclined to take back his structures on
Washington life and manners, and in the
light Of action taken by *sseyera Thousand
citizens, including many business men," his
criticism is apparently just. This band Of
dignifed donkeys have signed petition ask
ing the President to remove DOUGLASS, and
arc busily engaged in concocting an indigna-
tion mass-meeting for full expression of
their feeble views.
, 1877-05-13

There was a great Home Rule debate in
the British Parliament on the 24th Of April
on the motion Of Mr.. SHAw, an Irish men,
ber' to send the'whole Home-Rule question
10 select committee to investigate and re-
port. After spending night on the sub
1ect a'Vote was taken, and the motion was
rejected BY Alt votes against 67; Of the lat
ter, Z were cast by English members who
have large numbers of Irishmen in their
districts; On the other hand, 81 Itish men,
bers voted against the Home Rulers. They
were mostly from Ulster.
, 1877-05-13

any case involving more than that sum, why
have such cases go there at all? Why
not enact that those cases shall bo taken to
the Supreme Court direct? Why was A1r.
WExrwoR1n's amendment so providing vot-
ed down? The Appellate Court bill, as
scheme for the relief Of the Supreme Court
and the expedition Of legal business, is very
greatly damaged-nearly rendered worth
less; changed into a costly and oppressive
nuisance by this tricky amendment attached
to it for no honest or beneficial purpose.
, 1877-05-13
SUNDAY, MAY IS, 1877.
CHICAGO MARKET SUMMARY.

The Chicago produce markets were generally
weak Saturday. Meas pork closed Csc per 100 lbs
lower, at $14. T21z@14. rs for June and Sl4. 8719
1890 for July. Lard closed 10c per 100 lbs
lower at So. 47H@o. 50 for Jnne and 50. 51h@
9. GO for July. Meats were dnll. at Sc per lb for
loose shoulders, 7Sc for do short ribs, and 7fc
for do short ccars Highwines were quiet at 81. 10
per gallon Flour wss quiet and steady. Wheat
closed SIC lower. 1t 81 COX cash and 81. 704
for June. Corn closed &c lower, at 53kc cash and
54xc for June. Oats closed &c lower, At 43Hc
cash and &c for June. Rye was steady, at 86@87c.
Barley was nominal. At 75c for May. Hogs were
active and 10c higher, at 5.1095. 90. Cattle
were In fair demand and firm, at So. 75@5. 80.
Sheep were firm. One hundred dollars In gold
would buy $l07. 12hH in greenbacks at the close.