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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-26
Interior Cotton Markets.


COLUMBIA. February 24.-Cotton niarke
dropping; sales only about SO bales; midulBG
21%c.
YORKVJLLE, February 23.-COtt0n dull with a
decline of fully 1c since last week. We quote 2lc
for good middling to-day.
ATLANTA, February 23.-The market closed &C
tive at 22kc for mlddings; PC for low middlings;
20c for good ordinary.
MACON February 23.-Receipts today 81 bales;
sales le4; shipped SO. The market was very quiet
ali day at 22c for middling.
ROCK HILL, February. M.-The continued
Sets. and osXc is the highest price for middhng
in our mai ket.
CHESTER, February Pho transactions nave
taken place since the receipt of dispatches yes
tertiay, from New York. quoting mlddlng al &c
We quote, nominally, middling q to 2l1sc.
CHARLOTTE, February 2l.-About 200 bales OF
cotton were sG.I IN this market during the week.
on the basis Of 45h TO 23Ac Tor middnng, put on
receipt ii alvces OF decline IN New YORK, she
market fell off here to 22c, and closed hea'y On
Saturday with still declining tendency
SUMTER, February 23.-There have been about
so bales sold during the week. ending the ZSd.
we renort dull market, caused from the decline
In the Liverpool and Northern markers. we
quote: Ordinary l9; good ordinary 2Oa: low
lniddling 81; middling Fix; strict middling @-14c'
COLUMBUS, February 23.-There was mode,
rate demand to-day. In the afternoon seVesui
orders were cancelled In expectation OF lower ne,
ures. During the day several local buyers closed
ont. and middlIngs were bought at 2l%c. The
market at the close was quoted at 22c noninaiiy
for mddIngs, with q declining tendency; low
mildlings &c lower. Sales 2ls bales; receipts lo9;
shipments II.
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filed at quotations below. The packing at this
point is closed. We have packed in the neighber-
hood OF $50 900 against total last year 1885, 555 head
The total packing OF the five principal points has
reached, to date 1,611. .642 against total packing
.4s2, ,665. The total packing to date in the west
is near Q, $50, ,000 and weight fully ten per cent
heavier, which would make the total packing OF
same weight as last year, 2sO0, GOO, against 24II,
a6+ last year. About all points have ceased ope,
rations, except Milwaukee, which Will PACK y sooo
more; and Chicago Is calculated to PACK 4O,ooo 70
SO. 600 more. The final result will not vary mucn
from above figures.
MESS PoRKoIs In good demand for early pack.
ed at so7 25 but held at s27 50 and but little oner-
ing.
LARp.9PrIme steam in good request at 1+1&c.
with sales, but 15c generally asked. Kettle dull
at 151s; keg scarce at Il =. ,
BULK MEATS.-Shoulders dull at 105aa1024c; rib,
clear rib and clear, fully cured and ready fer
smoke, in demand at l32c, 141al5c, all loose, or
&c more packed.
BAceN.-Shoulders, jobbing 1214 cts; clear rib,
about all offering at l54al5Nc were taken, ana
Ice now asked: clear 16Z cts, small sales; sugar
cured hams 1Sals cts canvassed, &c less uncan-
vassed. o.oe..
in gunnies
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Phillips Provision Exchange.

CINCINNATI. February ?l.-T' provision mar
ket ruled quiet throughout the day. Holders are
i. Z, ard careless aLCut selling; orders are being
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Receipts by Railroad, February go
aorrru cLRaIrSI RAILROAD.

4es bales cotton, 1l3 bales domeslics. To Rail.
road Agent Graeser & Smith, W X RYAN, kirk
patrick Witte, " A Courtenay, g wilIlams y
Son, F L Meyer, Frost i A,lger, G II WaIer& co.
Pelzer, Rodgers L CO, E Wlss co. Sloan
" Courtney & co, B Mulllgan, w W Smith, a
Salinas, Wagner, Stewart CO, and w smith
& 90.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
ss bales upland cotton, bag SEQ island cotton,
cars phosphate, cars lumber and wood. cotton
seed, tobacco, mdse. &c. To Gaillard Ninott, J
Apple, Howard Il Bro. Frost Adger, W VII
llarns Il co, Caldwell & Son, Brodie Il co, G NAL
lonee W Emanuel, Pritchard, hantoue q
CO. W T Sanders, l. Bunch and Railroad Agent.
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M.IRINE NEWS.
EsToN, FEBRUARY &c
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York
left Tuesday, PM. Mdse. To Jas Adger S co, )
Railroad Agent, n Railroad Agent, Southern
Express Company, F Adgcr { co, Aiken 4
CO, NJ & A Ashton, Ansell, JApple, Andrews =! X
Salvo Mrs A st Amand e CO. Bates co, I
Bliss, F Borner. Brahe II co, T NJ BRISTOL
ton CO, T NJ Cater, w II Chafee CO. Chapeau
IIeirron. Clacius l. Witte, II Collins & co, Came
ron, Barkley co, Campbell, Crane Beystoh
Davis, s Fairly & co. B Feldmann CO, Furch-
gott bros, Forsy the, McComb & CO. Gramann &
Schwacke, II Gardner, H Gerdts co, Helms.
G Goodwin l. co. IN Green, L Guillemin, a
Jacobs; Holmes Book House, J S Jancovich, Jen.
nings, Thomliuson i CO, Johnston, Crews Il CO,
Jefrortls & CO, Klatte 4 CO, Kllnck, Wickenberg Il
se Kssss Essse4 M Ree Mnel e6
Martin, Marshall & Burge, Marshall, Jr, Mat
thiessen, Muller. Nimitz CO. J McNair Mach
mann l. co, O,Nelli y son, nor.o, Sseeac d
rativc Association, c PanSnln. Paul & co;
Plenge, Perry, Ravenel Il Holmes, ) RUSSELL :
r Read & CO, Reicke & Schaci;e, SempEen q
Pieper ShacEciford Kelly w Sprague II Bro,
B Stoddard & CO, Strauss i Vance, " Shepherd
4 CO, C Sellner II Schwartz, l. Shipen, E Scott,
A o Stone, J W Schneider. P II Schuckman, Wag-
ener 4 Monsees, Taylor d CO. thomson q CO,
] II vollers, Walker, Evans Cogswell Werner &
QUICKER. w G Whilden co. G w Williams CO, Z
Witte, W Yates, Order, and others. Thursday.
oath, 10 A NJ, passed steamship Charleston OH
Cape Lookout, hence for New York: ,.,.
Steamship Sea Gull, button. Baltimore,leit IL
Tuesday, P N. Mdse. To Mordeea u co, y
Trenholm, Railroad Agent, OstendorIf co, Jcf-
forGs Il CO, b O'Neill. K Wade, RecEe Schachle,
G W Stetrens. w G Whiden & CO: Budu & Blake;
H Co6ia l. CO. J Duval 4 Son, Il Gerdts co, Z
Lilienthal & co, J II Wurhmann co, Walsh q
Feltlmann i co, II BisoloG L CO, J Blohmc:
Harrnl d co, Klnck. Wickenberg co, Bor-
Brig Minnie Miller, Anderson, BaltmoreI5
days Corn and -four. To TJ Kerr co, Mnrue-
cal & CO, W G Whilden co, A Caiuweli,
and Bulwinkle i CO.
ano. To Enslow co, B Rhett Son,
Brig A Larrabee, wardwell, Woods Holc-9
days Guano. To Risley Creighton, Roo.
24ti, instant, Henry McMuileD, seaman, OF Fall
River, Mass about twenty years OF age, leli from
the foretopsail yard TO the deck and was killed
schr kisg; sS,,B B1agS0n so Sai'in0Fe-' ua's
Schr Virginia Dare Johnson. Perqulmans RIVER,
N C-3 days. Corn. To Butler Son:
Schr Ann Deas, Garbati. West Point MIL. lS4
terces rice To w Bee Il CO.
Steamer Emile. Lewis Georgetown. c. 1850
tierces rice mdse and sundrieS. To Shackeliord
L Kelly, Thurston Z Holmes. Risley Creighton
Mordecai & co. Hall Parker. prlngle SON
NJ Eason l. Bro C X Huger, II Wilson, Car
penter NJ Goldsmith 4 Son, and Others.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Falcon. Horsey, Baltimore c
Trenholm. "
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore.
Steamer City Point, Peck, PalatHa, via JACK
sonville, &c.
FROM THIS PORT.
British steamship Adaia, Sandcrson, Queens.
town February IL, for Liverpool.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New YORK;
February %.
ruary %. ,,.,.u..
airy %.
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In School Days.

Still sits the schooi.house by the road'
Araggel beggar summing,
Around it still the sumachs grow;
And blackberry yinee are running.
Within. the masters desk il seen,
Deep SCARED by raps ofncial;
Tho warning floor, the battered seats,
The jacl.Enife's carved initial.
Long wears ago, winter sun
Snone over 1t at setting;
Lit up its western window panes
And low eaves' icy fretting.
II touched the tangled golden curls,
And brewn eyes full Of grieving,
And one who still her steps delayed,
Where pride and shame were mingling.
Pushing with restless feet the snow
To right and left, she fingered
AS restlessly her tiny hand
The blue checked apron fingered.
He saw her lift her eyes; he felt
The soft hands light carresslng.
And heard the trembling OF her voice,
AS II q fault confessing:
.I.m sorry that spelt the word:
/ hate to go above you,
Because''-the brown eyes lower fell
because, you see, love you p'
Still memory to a gray-haired man
That sweet child-face Is showing.
Dear girl The grasses on her grave
Have forty years been growing
He lives to learn, In life's hard school,
HOW few who mass above him,
Lament their triumphs, and his loss,
Like her. because they love him.
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CAROLINA RAILROAD
GENERAL sUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,

E@JI LEI W $780,;
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Passengers.

Per steamship Falcon, for Baltimore-H Perry,
T Legare, and Mrs Levin.
Per steamship James Adger, from New York.
L s Webb, Ward, Major Webb and wife. Miss II
Messick Mrs Smith, Miss NJ Messick, s Stacey
and wife, Miss "A Dowzleman, and Mrs Elizaoe'h
Donnely. -
Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown. &c
T Buck, Brown, c Aston, Sr, ii Mills, II Nor.
gan w II Ford, Master Cordes, Miss II Brown,
Mrs Baker, and Is on deck.
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Railroads..
OF ED o L E

81 W U l:J -
GENERAL sUPERINTENDENrs OFFICE
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD,
| SAVANNAH, January Z, 1870. }
On and after SUNDAY, the 9th instant Passen
ger Trains on this road will run as follows:
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS.
Leave Savannah daily at................4.3oP P. NJ
Arrive at Jesup junction NJ B. r. r.
Arrive at Live Oak daily at........:...aSO A.
Arrive at Jacksonville daily at..........7 .7o2 A. NJ
Arrive at Tallahassee daily at......... .707 a. NJ
Arrive at Quincy daily at. .e15 A. N
Arrive at cambridge tMondays except
Leave se cambridge Sundays excepted, q 80 P, NJ
Leave Quincy daily at. .6.25 2. NJ
Leave Tallahassee daily .S25 2. NJ
Leave Jacksonville daily at........"....8SoP ?. NJ
Leave Live Oak daily at....'.....'......L2 20 a. ~ ~
Asaive AsaEe isssp s spvanns aay daily
MACON AND BRUNSWICK AccoaMoDATIoS.
Leave Savannah Sundays excepted)
Arrive " as Jesup Sundays exceptedj -
Arrive at brunswick daily $50 p II.
Leave Macon daily at....................S.30 80 A. N.
Leave Jesnp daily af..,.:............6 800 90 T. NJ
On Sunday this train will leave Savannah at
us NJ. connecting with trains for Macon and
Brunswick. sud connecting with trains from
Macon and Bruins WICK, Will arrive at SaVannail at
$50 P. NJ.
DAY TRAIN.
Leave Savannah Sundays eScepted) :,
Rt,..........-........ i.ip a. ~
Arrive at Jesup (Sundays exceptedl al. .lO,45 A. 81
Arrive at Live Oak Sundays eSceptedi ~ =,
Arrive at Macon daily at..............,7.5o 7.5o P. NJ
Leave Live Oak Sundays eIcepted) at. 500 A. NJ
Leave Jesup (Sundays cXccpted) at.". PIG r. NJ
Arrive at Savannah Sundays except
Passengers for Macon take 7.l5 A. NJ. train from
Savannah, leaving daily.
from savannah. 4, -.
" Pa Passengers leaving Macon at $50 A. NJ, con.
meet at Jesup with express train 10r FLORIDA
and Western Division, and with train Tor Savan'
nah, arriving at $50 p NJ.
Passengers from Brunswick connect at Jesmp
with train for Savannah, arriving at 6.35 +. ~,
except on Sundays, when 1t arrives al $50 T. NJ.
Connect at Macon with train for Atlanta, leaV
ing at 900 p. NJ.
soUTH GEORGIA AND FLORIDA RAILROAD TRAIN.
Leave Thomasyile tuesdays, Thurs ,
days, and Saturdays) at. .......:... .S.oo IL. H.
Arrive at Pelham tuesdays, Thursdays, r
and Saturdays at. 800 n. ~
Leave Pelham Tuesdays Thursdays,
and Saturdaysl at............::.....o.4 .o.4o r m
Arrive ut Thomasville Tuesdays, Thurs-
II. S. HAIEES,
feb7 General Superintendent.
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Drnas, GhemlraIs, &f.

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REMOVES STAINS FROM MARBLE, PAINT AM
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fcb2G s6mos
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LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

CARpEsAs-Per schr Thomas hiskimiloiiS-'A'
'zG zp.7TMoRE@Per i1gs steamship Falcon-l44 paes
cotton aSs terces rice bales yarn I'D 10 Caes se
Gaste' 10 casks clay, 10 rolls leather ana sun
dries.
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nh. Charleston Cotton, Rice and Navai
Stores Market.

The Charleston Cotton, Riee VII" N"'"A
Stores Market
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
FRIDAY EVENING, February %, le'o.
CorroN.-This staple was in rather more general
demand and prices exhibited steadiness. sales
about $50 bales viz: at 2OA 80 at p; ~ at Zla'
70 at FIX; 9 at 2lH; As at q: 2s at 221s; 70 at
aah; 4oat %; % at 2sxi 50 at 2s7s; IS at 2S]sc
b. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary IA a,<as g5ss
Low middlng.. g.................-' 'asAS as5Ag
Middling g.....................' '<oS4S
strict middling. -. .............23h@-
RIcr-There was a moderate inquiry for this
grain prices showing no change Of note. Sales
about 100 tierces Of clean Carolina, say: 46 tlerees
at5xc;s at ls-lGc: so at exc p ID. we quo1e
common to fair clean Carolina At 6h@Sc; good
sH@6Hc. 2 fb.
N,yAL SroRRs.-Tnere was no business Ia
these articles.
Frr1eHrs-Are somewhat dull. To Liverpool {,
by steam, engagements are making at IA y
"a on uplands and 1xd on sea islanas; oS
sail. rather frmer feeling In consequence
OF decrease Of tonnage, and "a has IN some
eases been secured; we quote tle@xd y tS
on upland cotton,' auu 7aa7se y ~ va
island cotton. To Havre, by steam, noml'
nal; by sail, nominal at 10 on uplanas
and lXc on sea Islands. Coastwise 70
New York, by steam, hc q fb on up'ands
and &c on sea islands; Ivy sail, Hc p ID on up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by SAIL X
@xc a b on upland,. To Philadelphia, by steam.
xc p b on uplands; by sail, somewhat nom
inal. To Baltimore, by steam, K@Hc y ID on
uplands; by SAN somewhat nominal
Notwithstanding go days bills 25h@2Sh.
.DoxEsr1c ExcHANoE-The banks are buying at
par, and selling at 4 premium. Outside they
buy at par, and sell at S premium.
GoLp.-1T@1e
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A large Stock Of ENGLISH AND GERMAN
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hand. All Type cast at this establishment Is
manufactured from the metal known as Conner's
Unequalled Hard Type Metal. Every article ne
cessary for perfect Printing Office furnished.
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17


eye Of the 9th inst. has the following
among its Iowa Items:
A strange disease from eating un-
wholesome pork has appeared ut Knox
Vile.
Now, we know we'll enough, from
some experience, In what hurry dali
ly papers have to get out such items;
but from the same experience we know
too that there's no need ofsuch careless :
ness at 1t as the above instance shows.
There never has been any instance { {
any strange disease from eating un-
wholesome pork" ut Knoxville that
we know Of.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17

ITEMs.-Mr. Daniel Zug, of this Tp.,
had horse accidentally killed. last
week, by falling over a high bank in
White Breast timber.
The O. 3 Baptists, of the neighbor-
hood seven miles southeast Of Knox
vile are putting up new Church
building. "a by IS feet. Rev. NJ. White
ly is Pastor OF the Church.
Reuben SUNNY has lately finished
q fine frame residence. south Of Pleas
antriile; and Cruzen Bane Is also build
ing one.
The NJ. +. Protracted Meeting at
onspaugh's Sebool-house, Liberty Tp.,
which has lately closed, resulted in As
aecessions 10 the Church.
District No. 2 Of Liberty TIP. is build
ing new frame School-house. % by
81 feet; to be done by the 1stof June.
Mr.. John GrifIis's dwelling house,
in Clay Tp., was entirely destroyed by
fro, with all tho furniture il contained.
one day last week. Cause unknown.
The family were absent at the time.
The above items we CLEAN from the
Democrat Of this week.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17
Eeaal n Offices.
SnERlEE,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU-
Id TION to me directed by the
Clerk of the District Court of Marion
County, and State. Of Iowa, / have
levied upon and will offer at Public
Sale, at the door of the Court House,
in the City of Knoxville, Marion
County, Iowa, on the ninth day Of
April A. y. 1870, between the hours
of nine o'clock A. M. and four o'clock
p. NJ, commencing ut o'clock r..
NJ, the following described property,
to witt tagH al18a, bsf -lsasp4s
The south half Of the southeast quar-.
ter of the northeast quarter of Section
Fourteen C4) in Township Seventy
six (78)~horth Of Range Nineteen 19)
west of the 9Th p. NJ. in Marion Conn-
ty, Iowa. :.
Levied upon as the property of +. j..
Max, q. Il. Max, Sietska Jelsma, Elk
ecutrix de son tart, and James r. Al
exander, Administrators of the Estate
of J. J. Jelsma, deceased, to satisfy an
Execution in favor of G. c. TenHa.
gen, and against +. ]. Max, G. T.
Max, Sietska Jelsma, Executrix de
son tort, and James Il. Alexander, Adj
ministratOr Of the Estate Of j. J. Jels-
ma, deceased.
J. P. KELLY,
Sheriff Of Marion County, Iowa.
Dated March Z, 1870. I4OI
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17

MONROE ITEMS. A young man
named Jornigan, living two miles east
of Monroe, was out hunting geese last
Thursday, when his gun exploded and
mangled his hand very badly.-Mr.
William Spencer married Mrs. Phoebe
McComas ut Monroe on the 9TH inst.
Each of the youthful pair was 70 years
old, and Mr.. S. had lived 81 years with
his first wife, who was the sister of the
present bride. The printer received
two soda crackers in lieu Of the Gus
tomary cake on this occasion. "A
young man employed az q farm hand
by Mr.. T. p. Duncan enticed away
from home u young son Of Mr.. Dun
cans; but a writ was obtained, officers
sent In pursuit, and the boy was re-
covered.-Mr., J. G. Long shipped
on Thursday last SO head Of beef cat
tie, averaging 1926 pounds per head,
and netting $8,2l7.8O.--Coal oil at
Monroe 40 cents, flour So TO $3.50, corn
35, wheat 70 to IS, eggs 10, butter Is,
lard 2O.-We CLEAN from the Monroe
Record of last Saturday. afs hAi
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17

CIRcULATIoN.-Th bona .fde circu-
lation Of the Voter is now as follows
Delivered at this ONCE SO, at Knox
willie Post Office SIS, Pella AZ, Red
Rock 81, Bellefontaine So. lola u, En-
glish Settlement %, Monroe Is, Otley
Is, Des Moines :, Burlington 2, keo-
kuk 5, Chicago 5, AOskalcosa 4, New
York City 9, Iowa City 8, Ottumwa 8,
Boston 5. Newton 4, PHILADELPHIA 8,
Ames Station 2, Calcma u, Star ?. Q.
25, Gosport %, Columbia 30, Mays
vile 80, Pleasantville 60, Attica 40,
Hamilton ~, Dalias "a, Wheeling Z,
Newbern 10, Charlton 2, Abba 5, Ben
nington ., Miscellaneous 30. Circula-
ton i'm this County SlS. Total circa-
iafion ,06s.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17

IA Cry FROM MACEEoNJk-''--A
Christian Merchant in Knoxville calls
our attention to the need Of Pastoral
care and labor at the floor House.
There is great opportunity thereto do
good among the poor and unfortunate
in our midst. The souls Of the poor
est paupers are as preciouslas our own.
Lest any ill-disposed persons should
imagine that any hidden reference or
allusion is here intended, we would
especially say that we mean none
that we mean only what is plainly
said, in all sincerity. There IL an OPP
portunity for Pastoral and Christian
labor at the Poor House, which has
been too much neglected. Could not
the Pastors of the several Churches in
Knoxville and vicinity concert ar
r,ngements to meet this want actept-
ably?
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17
sHERIrF,s SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECU-
ID TION to me directed by the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Marion
County, and State of Iowa, ] have
levied upon, and will offer at Public
Sale, at the door of the Court House,
in the City Of Knoxville, Marion
County, Iowa, on the 9th day of
April, A. y. 1870, between the hours
fnine o'clock A. NJ. and four o'clock
p. NJ, commencing at eleven O'Clock
A. NJ, the following described Prop
erty, to-wit:
The southeast quarter of the
southeast quarter of Section Twenty
one CD Township Seventy seven (77)
Range Nineteen 90, subject toa mort
gage in favor Of J. A. Scott. Also a
one-stOry frame house IL by IA feet,
with an addition by IL feet. Also a
one-story scale house IA by "a. Also a
frame house one and a half stories
high, l6 by 30 feet. Also a one-story
frame house 12 by IA feet, with All adj
dition Of 6 by 12 feet. Also frame
house one story high, IL by is feet.
Also one-story frame house IA by Is
feet. Also one-story frame house
IA by 10 feet, situated on said Real
Estate.
Levied upon as the property of VIM.
DewrOse, to satisfy an Execution in
favor of Snow y Huber, and against
J. p. KELLY,
Sheriff Of Marion County, Iowa.
March 7, 1870. (4O)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17

CITY ExTENsION.-The work of
extending City limits IL one involving
time and bother; but our City Council
Is going ut 1t. All right. We don't
preceive any reason why the immedi-
ate Additions shouldn't be incorpo-
rated with the City proper, especially
II they desire to be. The good result
would be, that the City authorities
would then have larger Jurisdiction.
They could collect License fees from
CircuSes, and prohibit Dram Shops
and other nuisances, much more eff
fectively than now. The sidewalks
could be more easily extended; 30 that
more people would get the benefit Of
them. And there would be some 9TH
er benefits from the extension, Put 1t
through, gentlemen.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17

NOTE OF THANKS. Ed. Voter. Per-
nit me to thank my friends In Knox
vile and elsewhere for the donation OF
a suit OF the best quality Of French
Br0ad-clOth, said to be worth 5000.
Special praise Is due Mr.. Miner, Tailor
Of Knoxville, for the excellent work
manship done on the above suit. He
most assuredly understands his busi-
ness. Such kind and material demon
STATIONS Of appreciation will ever be
appreciated by your humble servant,
and the names of the donors remain
indellbly written on the pages Of menu
DRY. Yours Truly,
ELD. J. v. b. FLAcK.
March 10, 1870. @