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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-10
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GENERAL NEWS.

CENEX.Ak NEWS.
A prominent rebel General, W. T.
BrantIy, was assassinatesl on the 2d
inst, near Nvenona, Mississippi.
There is no clue to the murderer.
a large crowd of people, white
aud black, met In Norfolk, Va, on
the night Of the lst inst, to hear
political addresses from Hon. Geo.
Robeson, Sec'y Of the Navy, and
others. While Prof. LangstOn.
icolorcd) of Howard University, was
speaking, shots were fred into the
crowd, and many persons wcrc
wounded. Next morning Iiegrs
was found dead near by. Itappesrs
that the sssailants were ex-rehels,
and that there was no provocation
whatever for their fiendish attack.
. The selection of Vincent Vaughn
as Governor of Utah seems to have
been an exceedingly unwise one, ii
all the papers say Of him is true.
The city of Galveston is drapcd in
mourning, in memory Of citizens
lost with the steamship "varuna,"
which foundered on the night Of the
25th nlt., or the coast of Florida,
All on board, except four men, were
lost.
Later particulars of the robbery on
the Pacific Railroad, above men,
toned, say that the mail car Was
also robbed Of large amount of
bonds and greenbacks, estimated as
high As $3.50, 600. A heavy reward Is
offered for the arrest Or the robbers,
and an organized pursuit will bc
instituted. 'h2
a. p. Crittendeu, prominent
lawyer Of San Francisco, was shot
and killed, last Thursday night, by
a woman with whom he had been
having illicit connection.
A terrible fire at Frankfort, KY,
on the night Of the Sd inst, destroyed
a block and q half OF buildings,
valued Mt from s2o0, 900 to $aOO, 900.
One man was killed, three serious
lyinjurcd, and locomotive smashed,
by a collision, on the Central Pacific
Railroad near Blue Canon last
Friday night.
Reports from ~y.esAon, dated last
Saturday, represent that there Is n
good deal Of III feeling in England
because Bismarck talks more court
eOusly to America and Russia than
to England. John Bull evidently
feels smaller Of late.
An astoni-hingly bold robbery was
committed on passenger train on
the Central Pacific Railroad, near
Reno, Nevada, last Friday night.
Eight masked men, armed, actually
captured the train, Ovcrpowered:thc
and fireman, detached the
engine and Express car and ran them
on few miles, and then broke open
the Express boxes and robbed tls<D,
Of al ,GQO In snld coin. and fed.
Parties went out immediately In
search OF them. -
The. Department nf Agriculture
reports that the corn crop In this
country this year il the best. one OF
the last ten years, while the yield Of
wheat Is less than that Of last year.
Prairie fires have been doing
immense damage In Dakota lately.
1t Is reported that one entire settle
ment on Verlnilion river was dts-
troyed. One woman was burned to
death.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-10
j.. Curtis,

VTyArCHMAKER, and JEWELEH, aad
w Dealer II Watches, Clocks, Jsvslry,
Spsctaciss, Goggles and Toys. Having In.
creased facilities for doing sll kinds Of work
IN my Liss. I am able to give Entirs salts
faction. All work warrs nisd. Being Agssi
for Prof. j. Kaufman's 'Acbromatic Spesta-
eIss, an prepared to suit all conditions ei
sight.
Southwest sernsrof Public Square. Ksox'
vile. Isws. 3,39tf.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-10
Lem. Kiukead.

"A UcTTONEER. Persons having FsrmiDg
A Implsmsnts or Household Fsrsitars to
dispose Of can DO 90 On short notice ~ Pst-
ise th4n 10 my hands.
stock sales every Saturday. O1es over
The Post Once, soath side Public sqssrs,
Knoxvills, Iowa. SA1u
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-10
B. A. Wilder,

TTOMG0PATHICP Pbysician ssd Surgeon
Ill Onseein Csrruthe ers' bailding, southwes'
corner Public Square-up stairs-K noxvine
Having hsd l6 ysars' sxperienoe IN the prso
tiee Of IN ON copathy, think aa prepared 4
e,ye uerfect satisfaction to ell Who fsver nj
with theirpatronage. i'iu
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-10

Furniture.

IN D. YOUNG would respectfully inform
r.. the citizens of Marion County that ne
las opened q Cabinet Shop on kobinson
Street, west of the fremont House. up stairs,
In the room formerly occupied by the Kepsba.
ean Once, where he will hsvson hssd all
kinds Of Furniture, and Coins Of aii sisss,
vhich hs will sell Low for Cash.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-10
Mrs. MAY Elliott,

NKILLINER AND DRFSSMAKER, hss
W1 b opened Full New Stock Of Nb,iser
s,octs, ut her store on the west side OF the
ltPss,ic Square, and respectfully iavitss the
Y Ladies, Of Knoxville and vicinity :" reit sad
: es.m,ps. Ne- making and 'Ps'tsrn.
.m,,;,o done 10 order. 20tf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-10
VVatchmalxer 4 Jssve1sr.

IVUBTAv HBRRHART has the plsassre
NJ OF sanounc cling that hs has opsssd Fall
Nor Stock Of Watches, JsNsiry, Ae., os TIE
NersA 49, VI the Pubiie Square. next tseS e
n.rthvsst corner, Kaoxvills. Hsvisg ssai7
ysass' sxpsrisues ~ . watshms kss - Ssit.-
ssassi ssd America, would rssPssssssiy ssSse:t
ashsrs ofpaasonses. 6asisfsetisn sssssssssa.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-10

THR UNDERSIGNED msnafastarss ssd
keeps os hand MI kinds ef Fusnifsfs,
sueh - Bureaus, Ssfss, Bedstsads, Tables,
chairs, 50 fas, Lesness. BE-, sf Rest oaslisy
sud q ths Lowsst Prices, at his cid stand, ap
stairs. over Kinne's store. brick buildine,
south east corner NJ Squsre, Knoxville. lows.
ND-kssdy made colkss, All sises, slways 90
kasd. lo) VIZ. wEYERS.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-10
= =. Radasch,

MANUFACTURES and Dealer In Cigsrs
HI and Smoksrs' Articles, ns1s deov 10
Lsolsde House, Main Street. bsswssn 1ttss
ssd Second Streets, KEoKUK, Iowa.
3as &1-Ths Greatest Variety Of Plsg Tssasss,
Chsspsr than the chsspsst. tSA)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-10
a. II. Couwe1l,

INHALER in Stovas, Tinwars, Shelf and
AJsHsevy Hasdwsrs, Rsapsss, nsvsrs and
IkficslturaI Implements generally. Agsst
for n. ". Wsrrsn's Patent Atmosphsrie Port
ablS 8sds Fountain. Old Stand, ssst side
Square, Knoxville. lsSes
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-10
y. H.sfoNE. o.B.AYREs. a.o. cuafIs
Stone, AYres 4 Curtis,

A TrORNEYS at Law, Claim and Resi- Is
n tate Agents, KnoxvilIssad Pslis, Ma
Fion County, Iowa.
win attend TO all business entrusted to their
care. In Marion and adjoining countiss. WIN
rrsctice In the State and Federal Courts SLIT
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-10

nyALHRis Lsubsr, 6hisgIss, l.atAs -.
D snA Msnsfactussr Of Desres 49, 49,
Ylinds. Chicago Ysrn Panps sss ssse. An
tsss tss. Sssthwsst cor. Square. Kssxvu!s
0e2seA Yard ~ 0tlsy. SAsu
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-10
Spsxry.A Barker,

PUBLISHERS OF IOWA VOTER. Bosk
and Job Printsrs, srs prepared - 50.
oats promptly and II best styie, sn kisds Of
~ Work, iseiudiag Posters. Letter hsses,
BHlHesds, Cards, LsbsIs, Env slopss, blssks,
Ps6phlsts, Ktc. Ordses are se1tsiteA:
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-10
Blac ksmith and Wagon Shop

ITILLEHRANDT 4 sTgwAkf, AaviaS
III formed psrtnsrshiP for IL pssless q
sondus,iue ths Blasksm'thisg go Wages
Making business. at their Shop -ese block
north Of northssst corner ef Ysshsseqsss
Knoxyiits. sss, ,eet5sliy solicit . sbsre Of
rs3fenaae. (l.l7a.)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-10
E. +. 6perry,

RYOTARY PUBLIC. Real kstsss, Claim,
IN Insurance. and General Agent. 0@cs
10 VoYss Ofhce, Knoxville, lows. Busissss
iutrusssd N his care will bs promptly and
eatisfscteriiy attended TO. f' ~ !
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-10

It il stated that i, ,o0Q, ,Ooo cartridges
are ht'i,ig made At Springfield, Masr.,
for the use of the French.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-10
7. r. Duncan. II. D.,

WILL DEVOTE bis entire attention to
w the practice Of Medicine and Surgery.
OFics south sidc Of Public square, near the
southeast corner. AsSu
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-10
e. w. McJunkin,

A TTORNEY AT Law. OGcs On essth
IA side sf rxSlic Square, nssr southeast
cor pss, K soxville, lows. SSu
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-10

NOXvILLB, IOWA. Paid up Capital
IN $so,e00. 0oid, Silver, Government and
other eecurities bought and sold. Intsrsss
SLOWED on time deposits. Special attention
given to Collections. Open from A. n. to
4P. n. except SuBdsys.
STOCKHOLDERS:
I'M Cethcart Larkin Wright,
3. Bsllamy, Robert Cresicr,
J. T. N.jfsst. Jas n. Gamble,
Osbtn March, }. h. Meo6rmnck,
J.E. E.Nsai, O.P. Wright,
D.B. Woodruff Rrn.
O. P. Wsiou1, Cash'r. LAsEIx wMcBr, Prss''
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-10

g. Z. Collins,

rrnRNEY At LAW. O0cs north side
"A Public sqsare, Knoxville. WIZ also
stssnd TO Collections. and Bsytng ssd ssiiing
Land. 80
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-10

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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-10

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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
OUR NEIGJBORs.

A bill has been introduced in both houses of
tho Maryland Legislature to protect owners OF
lands bounding on the Chesapeake and tributa-
ries, from Injury by claimants Of drift logs.
Hon. Mr.. Townsend has had established the
following mail routes 10 Chester and Delaware
COUNTIES: From SugarlOwn to White Horse ;
from Village Green, via Chelsea, to Booths Cor
her; from Fremont, via Nottingham, to Elk
Mills; from Pottstown to Cedarvlle :; from OK
fOid, via Mount Vernon, Colerain, Kirk wood
Forrestdale and Bartville to Christiana.
South Chester has at lust been agreed on a
the new borough to be made out of Lamokin
District.
The people of Woodbury.. N. j., are greatly
excited about the recent discovery OF large field
of human bones, on farm about one mile south
east of the town. The bed is several feet ia
thickness and two or three rods 10 extent and
surface.
The sloop Star, owned by N. Ieithser, oil
Havre de Grace, was wrecked recently.
Dubois steam saw mill In Havre de Grace
have resumed work.
Seine fishermen about Havre de Grace are
busily preparing for the ~prius campaign.
The Chester Republican dilates on a "new
and magnificent collier" recently built there we
shall expect to hear next of superb and gorge
GUS canal barge.
One colorcd boy held another on the track
for so long at Lampkin, the other day, that be
was unable to escape IN approaching train, and
was killed.
The r. & Central Road has just had four
new passenger cars built at Chester.
The Jersey Blue has resumed her trips on the
Delaware river, between Bridgeport, N. j., aud
Philadelphia.
"A committee of Chester City Council reports
the gas works there as entirely inadequate ind
also that they send out gas containing sulphurel-
ted hydrogen to the detriment of the health OF
consumers.
The Chester Republican considers liking for
southern shad an evidence of perverted taste.
On Sunday, 9th inst, the wife and son OF
Philip Boyer, Of Pottsgrove twp, Montgomery
placed under the treatment OF Jonn Hallowbush,
of New Hanover twp, and at last accounts show.
cd no signs of The disease.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
THE PENINSULA.


A bill has been introduced into the legislature
to compel the county commissioners To Tetture
tor the maintenance of colored schools the
amount ot school TAX collected from colored peo-
pie In 1865, 1866. and 1867, ard meauy and dis
honestly applied to the support of white schools
only.
The Baltimore City Council has wisely con-
cluded to waste no money on that silly scheme,
the Queenstown and Harrington Railroad.
WORCESTER COUNTY.
The Snow Hill Good Templars will make an
excursion to Newtown shortly and while there
organize Lodge.
"A Printers Union is talked of at Snow Hill.
WIN. Nils blacksmith shop In Snow Hill
wos damaged slightly by fire on Tuesday OF last
week.
Thomas j. Stevenson, IF Newtown, has just
built a handsome little steamboat called the Rosa.
wIcoMIco COUNTY.
Circuit Court meets on the 18th Inst.
The Easton Shoreman is two years old.
The assessed value of property In Salisbury
is S8u0,00O.
DIR. Dcsharom's new boat has been launched
at Salisbury, and named 81 am what 1 am." 1t
seems the Doctor can dish name as well as
Desharoni.
The bill retaining the present Town Com
missioners Of Salisbury in office two years longer
gives much dissatisfaction 10 that town.
Inc legislature mas exempted THIS county
from the publication Of local laws.
DORCHESTER COUNTY.
This county has been exempted by the leg is
| lature from the publication OF the local laws.
THE legislature has pissed bill AUTHORIZE ug
scoopiOg for oysters In this county.
Wheat looks well throughout the county.
TALBOT COUNTY.
| An attempt will be mate 10 organize lyceum
| at 81. Michaels.
Arrangements are being made to organize O
| quarterly convention OF the Good Templars OF
Talbot county.
| St Michacls is troubled with street loafers.
-Trappe is said to be rapidly improving. II
| had better improve its name. Pitfall or Goose
yoke would sound as well as Trappe.
The Easion Journal names its libel suit as an
| interesting topic.
--Easton Is RECALLING itself with Choptank shad
| The Commissioners have assessed tho dam.
ages for tho extension of the Md. and Del. X. r.
TO Oxford
The Journal thinks some damage has beer
| done ~ peach orchards situated inland.
| CECIL COUNTY.
ID. Scott. clerk of the Circuit Court rs sick oil
! pneumonia.
! Herring have appeared in Elkton market.
The smoke house of Joseph Matthias, of the
| Fonrth District, was burned on the night OF the
ceal the robbery of its contents.
| Bishop Lay preached in Elkton on Monday
and Tuesday OF last week.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
FENINSULAR NEWS.
[REroRrED M OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE


wEArHER-CEops- PRospEcTIvE WAGES
PEACHHs, ErC.
BRrporvILLE, DEL., March 21.-we have had
quite cold weather for the past three or -four
weeks, but now the sun has for few days given
considerable encouragement to the farmers to
commence their work, and some are sowing oats
already. Winter came late In the season and
gives us no Ice to cool our parched tongues
nnolher summer, which, II as hot and dry as the
last, will be quite privatlon.
Peaches are looking quite well, although many
were killed by being 80 far advanced before this
cold snap III March. Experts think there nre
quite a. many. yet alive as necessary for fair
crop OF fine fruit.
Wheat. selling at 81 20 per bushel, makes pro-
dncers look blue, and rumOr says that fifty cents
a.duy and board Is oil that farm hands will be
allowed here.
The first term of the High School, j. @. Clark,
Principal. closed on Friday, the 18th instant. with
au examination which was not az fully attended
rs the Interests of education would seem to de-
mhud. for u there Is any one thing we need more
than another, here in Bridgevie, IL ia first rate
scnool, vel supported, as the free school system
Ii ID "a bad state as can well be Imagined.
Miss Meeteer has returned and reopentd her
pupils
Business of all kinds Is quite dull. without
except three whisky shops, who, notwithstanding
The hard times, seem to be doing as good q bust
ness us the devil their proprletors could desire.
Saturday night is often made hldeous by the
revels Of drunken men. But as long az II pays,
and public opinion is not strong enough to crush
1t out, we must endure II, suppose.
There has been much sickness here of late,
several OF the cases being pneumonia, and come
OF them having proved fatal G.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
+ iftAfsS,iiA.. Arsu {, Ot6eSERC iAl


The new two million loan of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company is offered at 921S and interest;
not exclusive of interest,"
The West Chester Republican, of Tuesday, hos
the following, for the statements contained In
which, 1t must DO considered responsible 1.-THE
National Bank of Newark, Delaware, having met
with some very heavy losses, the Comptroller Of
the currency notified the officers that the losses
must either DO made up, or tho institution wind
up Its affairs. In this dilemma. the Directors
applied to VIM. S. Kirk, of the firm of Kirk,
Mac Veagh IL Co., in this Borough, to assume its
management Mr. X. consented 10 do so upon
condition that he should DO allowed TO purchase
certain portion of the Stock. 1t was finally
agreed that the par value of the Stock should be
reduced from $40 to S25 per share, and S25, 600
OF new stock issued. About one hall of this latter
sum was taken by Mr.. Kirk Mr. Isaac HAYES,
OF this Borough. Mr. X. will remain here, hut
will have daily reports made to him, and will
make occasions! visits 10 Newark for The purpose
OF consulting with the Directors and officers.
We congratulate our neghbors upon securing
snch on efficient manager for their institution.
and predict that it will not DO long before 1t will
fully recover from its previous misforlunes."
Commissioner Delano decides that farmers are
required to make return of the produce sold
until the same is sold.
The Chancellor of New Jersey has decided thu I
both the principal and interest due on mortgage
made prior to the passage of the Legal Tender
Act, must be paid in coin.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
From Whitesvilio, Del.

A THREATEsISG FIRE-A LARGE EAGLK.
WHIrEsvILLE, SUSSEX CousrY, March ia
few evenings since an out-buildlng, belonging to
Jacob RJoues, who resides IN this neghborhood,
took fire and was burned down On the following
evening another took fire between sun set and
dark. At the sounding of the horn several of the
neighbors assembled to arrest the progress OF the
flames Their efforts were In vain, however, so
tar rs the house was concerned, as II was com
pleuly consumed Another cut-bnilding took
fire several times but was saved by throwing
water upon the roof The dwelling house, which
etood within fifteen feet of the burning building,
was also considered In imminent danger, but ii
was saved only by some cedars which stood in
the yard and the fact that the wind did not sci
towards the dwelling. The houses are supposed
to have been set on fire by two bound children, a
girl and a boy, the iormer fifteen and tho atter
ten years old.
A large gray eagle was caught few days since
near loves Cross Roads, by Mr.. s. c. Matthews.
He measured seven feet and three inches from
tip TO tip, across the wings, and three feet from
the point Of the beak to the end of the tail. He
was making dreadful havoc among the geese in
that neighborhood. ANON
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

ApRooREssIvE LYCEUM- GENERAL ITEMS.
HARRINGTON, March 22.-The Harrington Ly.
ceum has decided after able discussion pro aud
con that Chinese immigration to the United States
should be discouraged. The woman suffrage
question has been decided favorably to the claims
Of the sex.
This Lyceum Is composed of young and ener-
retic men, and Is the exponent Of liberal ideas in
this part Of the country
Attbe meeting next Friday, March 25th, Mr. W.
T. VnrGes will read an original paper oh "Pro.
grcssive Christiapity;' Mr.. r. j. Lank, Estate
Banks vs.. National Banks;' Professor Hayman,
:. Below Salisbury" (P. s.-Not Willard y DR..
Welch, +" The Whipping post and Pillory /" Mr..
Joseph Ward, The Constitution !" Mr.. Calejl,
Cuba" and Mr.. Hagar, " Birds y
The Town Commissioners have opened two
new Streets hut the conservative property own
ers have closed them up with a view :, lawsuits
aud damages. "My f,ther did so and so. aud my
grandfather before him." Is THEIR motto
Pneumonia, plufisy, &C., have prevailed for
several weeks.
The new restaurant on the railroad, opens bus
incss Tomorrow.
The station house here, on the Delaware r. r.,
Is shabby, contracted and offensive.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

ASSISTANT MARsHALs FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
John NJ. Dunn, United States Marshal for this
: nla'rici, (incuding the whole State,) has 70
ceived Instructions from the Interior Depart
mcnl, at Washington. directing him to proceed
4 ID the division Of his territory into sub.dls-
lIcts, and the appointment OF an Assistant Maj
thal In each, for the purpose OF taking the cen
/ bi!S.
lie has made the following appointments for
the sew ral Hundreds of Newcastle County,
BraudywiDc. VIM. u. Griffith.
Christian, Griilin Ycalinon.
Mil Greek, 'lbos. j. Moore.
White Clay Creek, q. Rus, ell.
Newcastle, Oliver Il. Appleby.
Puncadcr, Mnhlun Baton.
Red Lion, II. H. Anderson.
1T Georges, Henry Walters.
Appoqninimiuk, John W. Walters.
1t ia the present intention of Marshal Dunn to
personally attend to the work in Wilmington |;
consequently no appointment is made for the
city, in the foregoing list.
Further instructions from the Department d.
rect that the Assistant Mprshnls shall not employ
substitutes or assistants. They must make the
"anvnse, themselves, by going from house TO
hUNsH.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

Ephraim Magargel has sold his farm of about
aiyty acres near Walnut Green School ChIistianu
Hundred, l. q. Pyle, for $3.50.
Clement s. Keene has sold his property, con-
iaialng zen acres, with house, stable, &c., near
Milford Y Roads, Mill Creek Hundred, to John
taihrIc, for $1,000.
l.. W. SiIdham q Son, aucLoneers, sold for
Dillon & Bennett, last week, nine lois on Second
,ireet between jackson and Adams, as follows
No ], to l.. Il. Springer. ut s11 20 per loot No.
=, 10 same, for $40 90 per loot; No, 3 and 4, 10
,lr. Cunningham, for $1,000 per foot; No. 8,
IN l.. X. Springer, for - % per foot; No. q, tn
Mr. Smith, Tor 20 % per FOOT NJ" Z, to NJ.
Dorsey, Tor 50 20 No g. TO Patrick O'Brlen, for
1000 per foot No. ., to same, for 5000 per
tuut. The houses were not sold.
INTENSIVE SALES IN KnsT COUNTY.
The following farms have been sold by General
Levi Harris u Co., at Milford, Delaware, from
The LIST "i January, 1870, up to March 18th, 1870
5 Raughley's farm, containing 2iG acres,
to tlaske Lewis, from Vermont, tor $4,000
j. ~. Causey's inrm, confirming 8Ol9 acres,
TOE 9 Knykendnll, of New York, for 10, 900
G,o. Russell's farm containing 900 acres,lo
r. wypcoop, of New York, for 10000
IT, Donrghty's farm containing o. acres,
to VIM De Groif, of New York, for $500
dos. Quillen's fnrm, containing as acrea,to
Benz. LydorD, OF New York. for 5000
Thos PDxton's farm. containing 81 acres,
to N. II Buck, vi Vermont, tor 5000
Joseph Yardleys farm, containing 90
ncres, TO john Rosa, Of New York, for $4,000
Hiram w. McCollcy, farm, containing $40
acres, 10 4. Gard, Of Kaade Island, for 10000
z. ". Halls farm, containing IS acres, to
q. A. Page, OF Vermont, tor 5000
z. Summons farm, cpntniuing so acres, to
a. Reeve. for $3.50
T.. Pickrrn's farm, containing 100 acres,
toJ' q. Mcintosh, If New YORK, for $3.50
las. Rlcbards's farm, containing So acres,
10 j. Buck, of Vermont, for 1000
Making total amount of 594, 300