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ATHELPTON, CLAY C. KANSAS.
ED- JOUKXAL:—8inw I ins* wrote
YOB the came, and in
tm#d«y took ali our corn.
The boys have saved 6* bcwli*ls»of
winter wheat, and it looks well.
There are thou.-^mlsof acres of wiieat
grown, and »1I settlers think next
vertr will good season for corn.
Price of winter whent, 75 toOOcts..
spring 40 to 60 eta. There is plenty
»f It i» tlio couutry, Imt some of us
litv*4iot money tobtiy enough even
tit Hint price.
\Y« still are pleased vvitli thf coun
try, l.ut the |»eo|tie are nenrly all
gm«js rs we cannot get things
u* we could in Iowa.
From tb* low* A/Mvu.tur^i l»«p«ri
There are four woolen factories
with a capital of $100,(MX) two iron
foundries, capital $80,000 and other
smaller manufacturing establish
ments, besides plenty of flouring
miilft—all doing a thriving trade.
SHIPMENTS FKOM 1'ELLA FOE THE
YEAli 1*73.
CQKSOI.I DATED STATEMENT OF
FREIGHTS FORWARDED FKOM
OTLEY IN 1&73.
No. of hogs .'. 19,348
No. of cattle 1,875
No. of sheep 1,012
No. of horses 42
No. bu.-hi'is wheat 75,8-15
No. bushels oats, rye, and bar
ley 24,000
No. bushels corn 31,040
No. bushels potatoes 25,200
No. pounds flour.. 60,200
No. pounds eggs. butter and
poultry 31,539
No. pounds wool 1,800
Total ii*. freights 15,411,781
Charges on freights forwarded $25,125
Charges on freight* received... 4,343
Receipts for tickets sold 1,678
Speaker Blaine*
I had quite nn interesting chat
with one of Speaker Blaine's old col
lege mates the other day. The gen
tleman, a now distinguished lawyer
says that at school Blaine gave little
indication of the future man that he
became. Blaine, as it is quite well
known, was educated at Little Wash
ington Pa., the once famous educa
tional rival of Canonsburg, Pa., and
where so many prominent men in
the country have been educated.
Blaine at school was remarkable for
two things—his aptitude for mathe
matics and his huge nose. So large
was his nose that his college nick*
name was Nosy Blaine. He was
excessively quick at mathematics,
and in this study stood first in his
class. Outside of this his seerni ng jo«
ers were not more than ordinary. As
a debater he was a lamentable fail
ure. He stammered in search of
language, and in argument he was
very barren. Now Blaine is consid
ered one of the quickest thinkers or
most ready speakers in the Ameri
can politics, and as a debater he is
nearly the only man in the House of
Representatives who would be a
match for Ben Butler in case of poli
tical sparring. Blaine posse.-ses a
power of invective and an arssur
ance in pushing home thrusts that
are very remarkable.—
At
K. It. MCPHETERS.
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Bfarloit omiiy.
JJV W. \V. CRADUICK.
Tltesummer Urouglit decreased the
usual average of cereals. Fruit
abundant, but of inferior quality. In
terest in fruit growing is increasing
K.»me orchards this year yielding ],
.500 bushel*. Tltere arg many beauti
ful artificial groVt* t»f maple and
walnut.
Building stone i8 abundant, and
of excellent quality.
There are two eight feet veins of
coal, and ^numerous smaller deposits
of from three to aix f«et. The best
coal, dt-llveied, oust tea cents per
bushel.
There is abundance of timber on
the Pes Moines, and Cedar rivers,
and numerous smaller streams.
tl»e #»!ecti held on the Kttli inst.,
the fallowing Township Officers were
elected Jo the different townships
TOWNSHIP.
Trustee*—T,f\vis
ftiituHa—Jobn Marsh, J*s Copeland.
I)Ai.r.AS.
TritK/rc*—JM Smith, W Wilson,
Horstman.
Justices—John Willis, John Miller.
Cterk—J
M« Corkle.
A*»t-**orK
—T Wilson.
Cbntiablea—John S Wella, Coltridor
FKANKUN.
Trustee*—A
Worth.
A**CH*or—J
Gifford.
UumtabUa—G
Jesse Rows
A*se*Hoi—W
.........17')
No. of horse*
No. ofc..it Me
No. of hogf
No. of sheep
No. pound* mpork
N». pom:.Is htrd and tallow ...115.12")
No. pounds hides 8(J,(!•}
No. poundn Wool ."3,770
No. pounds flour 1,00 J,!M10
No. pounds grasa Heed* 41,780
No. pounds egg* and butter...,7K),41»»
No. htJ.sliet.s wheat (i4,0f')
No. bushels corn 1,715
No. bushels oat.« 141,204
No. bushels potatoes........ 88,0IK
No. J?H. lumber
No. lbs. lath and shingles 2*2,ooo
No. ».s. wood 2o,ooo
No. lbs. stone and brick-"
No. it,s. ftg'l mach's and
pliments
No. lbs. househ goods
fur...
No. lbs. merchandise 300.570
Cash received for freights, as
above $40,730
Cash received for freights de
livered here 52,930
Cash received for sale of
tickets 16,090
v de Linden.
Constables—A
boo.
iin-
.... 13,270
and
87,420
Lee, 11 Johnson.
LIBKKTY.
Trv.itets—I*ah
A A Davis.
Trustees—}\
Washington
Correspondence of the. PiUtburg Lea
der.
**Bay Window Gates "is the name
gTvr-n to the late iron-tariff candi
date for Congress in this District by
Knox of the Xutllanola
Ilcrald.
EYK
Marsh, J«s Harvey,
Davkl Loyuichnn.
Jiixticm—II
Dnrham, W Berry.
Clerk—A
Clark.
Assessor—John
Whiiley.
A WelclMjr, Lev} Mills
Swan .hilien.
Justices—T A
Harding, Wangfa.
Clerk—W
Vinson, Frank Edwards
INDIANA.
miifeii S H«ine», -A. Borris, Jas
JoltflPei.
Benj Rogeis, WmMeOrtider.
Clerk—J
MfVev.
Anttenxor—lobn
Mark.
CormtiLbles—W
Itutherford WRoebnck.
Ivsoxvxrxit.
Trn.itoe*—Thomas
JuMices—G
Keaton, Wm Wllaon,
Justices—Q4o
B«l«, Wm Roan, Ran­
som Council.
Cleric—ti
Pack.
Assessor—F
Ierore.
Constables—J
Still well, Ilethor-
in«ton, EH Perry.
PERRY.
.26,180
1,170
Trustees—Andrew
Carter, 1 C«»re, E Weat.
Justices—E
Hsxming, S S Sagor.
Clerk—FM
Mullen.
assessor—I''
Drowning1.
ConstaJblcs—W
in Ham iter, 8
8 Patty.
SUMMIT.
7V«jrfa«—A Baker, Dooel, Qaorge
Oreutt.
Justices—U
II LongmoN^ Grant.
Clerk—
A Hrolwt.
Assessor—
I W Fisher.
Constables—J
E I5r wn, W
V
lip", Irwin H«»l«on.
JimticeH—^11
Clerk—
AND
Jeukina, I Beneel,
K Hart, John Smith.
(Xerk—W
Rijftr.
AxxeHxor—E
K Woodruff.
Constables—G
Marshall, Wm Shields.
LAKE PRAIRIE.
T'-n,ti0#t—L v de Linden, Knyper,
Sfll.
Justice*
E Grafe, Henry Notion.
Clerk—F
W Brlnklioff.
Collins, George W
Dona boo, Iliratn Ma&toller.
Justices—W
Hnnhe«, Brnus.
Clerk—JhhICS
Rrons.
A uses*or—
A n i e vv Collina.
Constables—Jared
Porter, W Dona*
POLK.
Tr%tstees—3
S Kverrett, Reynolda,
Wm Kent.
Justice*—
wyiigarden.
Clerk—I)
MfFeetens John Van-
McFeeter«.
Assessor—Sylvester
804,070
McCown.
Constables—
W Harris, Vlilf,
Pi.EASANT *ROVB.
TrujfUtet—Jaiueti
laud.
Foahier, HenJ Ciave-
Justices—Wm
Clerk—A
Miner, Jacob Jackaon
Liu-hfteld.
Assessor—
John Elliott.
Constables—VV
11 Dchii, W Shoot.
11
i-.n IlociC.
Rloa.
SWAN.
Trustees-—Simon
Walker, David Phil­
iiarii ("Miner, Jaa Wilaoa.
Win Fairly.
Assessor—Thomas
Inlow.
Constables—T
Stradley, Walker
UNION.
Trustees—I)
IJ Horseman, Rack-
man, James WorihiiiKton.
Justices- A
Reynold*, Jasper Nye.
Clerk—J
O Isiiam.
Assessor-\\
II .Sumner
Constables—
S .Smith.
Hugh Kiner, an^ O W
Karler and K Shiel tied.
W A.SHI NO
TDK.
Trustees—J
Bailey, DeWitt,
Justices—John
Corkle.
Clerk—¥
Mayberry, E W Mc
Ajren.
A ssessor—E/.
a me*.
Osu*tables—\\rVAG
niugton.
Auderaoo, W Ban-
Political Calender, 1974.
October 22, West Virginia, con
gressmen.
November 2, Louisiana, state ofli
cers nnd congressmen.
November 4, Alabama, state o/li
cers and congressmen.
November 5, Kentucky, congress
men.
November 8, Arkansas, congress
men.
November S, Delaware, state offi
cers and congressmen.
November 3, Florida, congress
men.
November 3, Illinois, state officers
and congressmen.
November Kansas, state officers
and congressmen.
November 3, Maryland, congress-,
men.
November 3, Massachusetts, state
officers and congressmen.
November 3, Michigan, state offi
cers and congressmen.
November 3, Minnesota, congress
men.
November 8, Missouri, state offi
cers and congressmen.
November 3, New Jersey, State
officers and congressman.
November 3, New York, state offi
cers and congiessmen.
November 3, South Carolina, state
Officers aifd congressmen.
November «, "Texas, congressmen.
November 3, Virginia, congress
men.
A lieutenant-governor, as provided
by the new constitution, will be
elected for the first time in Pennsyl
vania.
EAR.—Dr. Camplell cures
ali diseases of the eye. Granulation
of the lids, opacity of the coiner,
.cataract, peterygiuiu, contraction ol
the lids, staphyloma, and in fact all
diseases of the eye and ear, and cures
deafness in almost every case in hand.
Dr. Campbell cures scrofula in ail its
atages, spinal and nervous all'ections.
Dr. Campbell inserts artificial eye«,
They are a new importation, very
beautiful, and of every variety. In
stead of cutting out the old eye, as for
merly pra -tieed, he adapts the new
eye to the r. mains, more or less, of the
old one. No instruments being used
except, the fingers, there is no pain in
having the eye lilted.
Dr. Campbell oti'ers his professional
Services to all an tiering from disease*
of the eye and ear. An experience
of fifteen y»ars, during which he baa
devoted his attention exclusively to
all species of diseases to which these
orirans are liable, warrants him in
saying that his treatment, even in the
most aggravated CHM-S. will he success
ful. Charges moderate, and the clos
est attention trivett to patients. Those
sutiering fr- tn sore eyes or ears should
call on him without delay. He cures
all chronic diseases with electricity.
He performs ail operations in the
shortest time.
The atomized Med lea iEren system.
Dr. Campbell's new method of curing
diseases of the longs ami throat, reduc
ing such medicines as the diseases de
mand to warm the vapor which tlie
patient inhales ami breathes, thus
bringing the remedies immediately to
all parts of the diseased organs, produc
ing immediate relief, and a perma
nent cure in the most pleasant man
ner.
Will beat theTreniont House, in
Knoxville on the Ud and 3d dayaol
efcli nioni b.
Oiigiual Police.
To A. 8AI.YAI HN
You are hereby notified, that OH tr
before the 14th day of October A. 1.
1874, a petition of Harriet Ann Hal
yards ill be tiled iu the office
of tiie Clerk of the Circuit Court
of the Ntato of Iowa, in and for
Marion county, claiming a decree ot
divorce from you on the ground ol
your willful absence for the care
and control of James II. Halyards
minor child and that her name be
Changed to Harriet Ann Ilelmick.
And that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon of the second
•lav of tiie December Term. A. D.
i874, of said Court, which will com
mence on the 7th day of December A.
I). 1874, default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered
thereon.
BTONR & AVRRS i
flft-22] Plaintiff* Attorneys,
Lrfoil .\ollce.
To WIIOM IT MAY CONCKIW:
Notice is hereby given that there is
now on file in the otli'-e of tiie Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Marion count.y.
Iowa, un instrument in writing pur
porting to be the last will and testa
ment of Jacob W. ilonnold. deceased,
which will come on for hearing on the
first day of the next December Term of
said Court, commencing on Monday,
the 7th day of December, 1S74, at
which time and place all persons in
terested may be beard.
Dated at Knoxville, 8eptember28th.
1874.
tjegal Notice.
h-'-'n
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To WHOM rr MAY CONCKRN:
Notice Is hereby priven that there Is
now on file in the ottice of the Icrk ol
the Circuit ourt of .Marion eounty,
Iowa, an instrument in writing |ur
fMrting to he the bint will ami t.«?Hta
ment of Wm. MeKern, deceased,
whieh will come on for bearing on the
first day of the next December term of
said jCourt, commencintr on Monday,
the 7th day of December, 1874, at
which time and place all persons in
teres ted may be heard.
Dated at Knoxville, October 7tls#
1874.
ALLEN HAMHICK, Clerk.
(20-23)
Admlnlilriitar'i Kotldt.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been duly appointed by
the Circuit Court of Marion County,
Iowa, as Special Administrator of
the Estate of Jacob W. Honuoid, de
ceased.
All persons knowing tbemselve*
indebted to said deceased, are reques
ted to come forward and make pay
ment without delay and all perMiim
bavin# claim* against said estate will
present them for allowance, duly
verified according to law.
JOHN W. IIOKNOLD,
(20-23) Special Administrator.
Hept. 28th, 1874.
Legal \otic«,
TO WHOM IT MAY CoNfKBir.
Notice is berelty ^iveu that on the
first day of the next December term
of the Circuit Court of Marion c.unity,
Iowa, the 7th day of December, IS74,
A. J. Huttou will make application to
be discharged as administrator of the
estate of P. P. Morrow, Deceased.
ALI.KN HAMHICK, Clerk.
Knoxville. Oe*. 1,
1874.
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rnr *«ifh. I think I) imift »»nt clriintnit."
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IK. p«pu ,l.-^r I '1*ti't t!• iij K It srl rlrkiitofT,
«••*uht linliv M.,| hint it waxhliiK in On- banln (or
ir *. i•1 ijiliic uii'riiiii) ."
"W. 3FI. RIOG.
IjKALKK IN
WATCnWS, CLOCKS, JEWELRY. TOYS
SPECTACLES, MUSICAL IN8TRU.
MBNTS AND FANCY OOODS
AT LOWEST PRICES.
SPECTAL ATTKNTION UIVEN TO RE­
PAIRING. sri\ OF HI WATCH
NOKTII SIDE OF M^'ARE.
Wind m« wl*h -«r« nntl treat me well
An Ifi UIH hnv« fair pl«v.
And 1 I.I vou will try nnd toll
The |r«rUe tiuio
of
day.
But If peirhanee I «houU atoy
Adit f«ilt irlrn th.' hoar.
Then takr n« qntck to RIk'*(hop,
and he will giv« m. power.
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ALLEN HAM RICK
Clerk Circuit Court.
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DR. GREEN'S
FAMILY MEDICINES.
4 re- tin1 rutiU of *n oxperim-* of thirty year* In
tlii prm'iirr 1 (ihinielaii.
lllltrr 'i'onir.-Ao of r'ot« and harlj#.
ju tiri-iurlv «,i.| itivr1i''ltjnll v i.tnliu*.! timi
mi try
paTtof th« iJiccinwMl U«ly remitet tin. lirlj. rnjuirod.
it in n'it cloitiiMil »r ft patifea all th» of llf*.
bat for'lyoi'T'^a, l/iliio« nml ll»«r r*,iri[Ulut«. f»»»r
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malati"u 'll*»an:'' It i» ot furj a»wd It «tr?riptl|»
•n* nii'l Ixilldr U| th« rt«Mlltntrl ny.tiiro and giren r»
a«w-J .tnnifth to all partn'.f tb«
hutly.
—Art« a 1lnr*tlr Ta''uant
Kl|ifCloraiil- A prompt mutely
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"trr »D'i purlfirn th- blood, cur«-i n'mfula
«nJ rb».uin«ti'- abd D«ural«|a
uan«, and »li of tlif uriovry oryanc
f«r'•OURIj#
nil I tb«
IUIIKO
and 'Imet.
and the fir» uta^w of ouiuui{ittoa and typbutd
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Liver iNlt
A*•«! PIIla Ar* prepared »rpte»»-
to ai tli»ionlr in rnnou aoote and chroniceaael,
tb»y without d»pi-tiriu,
I'rlintaH
blulmrnt—Open*
th« poraa
of
a. T.tiAkTt** a
th'-
aod p«-riftrai.-» u. ib» boo* t.r (rat of p»lo (ti»*
in.' "Ilni to man i b«Mt a» »p*«dily anj catward
•pi ll'-atlnn an.
fnrol* y a!i drn-/Kl*''and dealera
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COLOKKD INNIVTOUAL.—Oolly, but don't dese white folks all admire my
style! I must be stunnin' in dese yer new close, which I Just done gone and go
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KNOXVILLE,
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A(iENT FOK THE CKLKliitA .1)
Chickering and Mathusek Piand.
Western Cottage Organs, and
Standard
A Good Stock of Sheet Music, and all Kinds of
Musical Merchandise.
All Orders will receive Prompt I (ten I lot,
A. M. BItOIlMT, A if lit lor Enoxvilie uuU »iiltti(y, 6:S3y2.
IVKW »nor.
BURE.I3 I BOOTH.
Houie, nnd Ornnmeiilal
FalntiiiK, Orninlnv aud
Olid inf.
Special attention g!T«a to
CARRIAGE.*™ BUGGY
PAINTING!
Buggfea ra-varniibad ud ia the b««t
GLAZHO PAPER II4NOSNO
Job* taken and atock forni«hei at the lowett
B(ure«.
All
work w irranUd.
Call and tee ut at oar fliop
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ANITFACTUEIR of ft4 D«al«r ia *11
kind* of
Plain and Ornamental Farnifure,
Sailing for «wh Mily* k *Mblt4 to flri tki
Lowest Pricea and Guarantee Satiifactloa.
Shop on aorth weat corner of Public Square
|£n#x vine. lew*. ftSStf
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Milner & Palmer.
A LABOR STOCK OP
Tin* (SotH C^srlnoitt,
&nd Fancy Vestirp.
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SUITS MADE TO ORDER
in: ME. I .Y BX'SIXESM!
Talk i« eheop, but rft«M
tell we have got the oooua
and are hound to fell.
We want it dUtinc'ly OB
deTstood that it in oar »»m
to do a larger l.titirepp,
m»ke lTicro new ru»t'nier»,
and cs n:»re (f nodf thi la
than ever before. We hnve
got the Stock that wi I do
It and all we "blow"' for,
li Cuctonieri". Our burineao
baa been alisfnotory, hot
we are Anxious to itirrefroe
It, and know what i? neces
sary to bring about that
mult, vif..: "Good Hoode,
fikir and square d«ahlg, aud
low pricea."
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Knoxville. Icfyfi.
Wf«t Side of Square.
JOLLY'S
CitnM Mar M» W)
Ii Deiigned to Aid Beginners
av.) Innrnor* i?«»i»rnlly In a'quiiln? propor i.lllon
•it tIn* liatid ami pi*ii mu! tbf inu-rnlnr tii. v-iMi.nl In
writltiK AH IKH if I.«i,I tl I r"» la im Mnnd.'
I'ni Il» *l!l Prurllf* tvlmf lliry l.rnrn.
-ry
»rti»ll rlilUln-n w«ll a« a.lultr vqnlr^ nn ex
ni'ivfiimiit l.y ilm uh» of thU attiti.linebt
Without n Trxclier
It In a K«%rirHl finpinInt that writing la Rot
'aoirht. in our pnl.ll. (.rhool*. but thin l.« Ju-I it
climild l»i. turn ii..• an v tni«.|nr known tlial ll In al
nio.t 11,.].J«H!t.1-tu tearh Ii Mii-c«»»fully in our ».-hool*
under tb« pr'«'til «rruIint. Wliv ft-nm
ten to liftmen yeare in a IruiileM attempt to leara
I'rof I1 iil»ena of the onkalcoaa Ru«ln»*aol.
Iei e iian bad I.la school auppiltid and uja he U
c«]ivili£«il that
XT WlLXt DO ALI* THAT Kg OU)M
ED FOIC I I',"
and tlila la
owYj
one of thouiand* ef UttiBoniaU tlvit
•light be glren,
TUB READY WKITEB Ul WOBTH
ITS WEIGHT XV
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Organs.
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(t|» pupil fo »rlte *«b* Hhoald. PeHf
addreM, tlnl'lied In nood atyln with Htm cedar loi'rtef
for .Mi cu. Full iii'tructloai acoi.Bipauy it. Areata
•vabt«J. AdJr.ifts
CJ. W. JOLLY,
TfftnWA
OKccuta, Iowa.
STOP!
STOP!!
STOP!!!
HERE IS THE PLACE!!
D. T. COATS
Will
gire yo«
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Groceries, etc., etc.,
At Hard Times Pricm,
Call for what yoa wiat.
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and parent* nhoulil aee ilmt tbelr children uae It ua
til ptTiper Irvlii'e tjen.oie natural.
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