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ASSIGNEE SALES,
~. $1,000
A SSiGNEE'S SALE OF
VALUABLE LAND.


Pursuant TO an order of the District Court of
me United STATES for the Eastern District of yir-
gihia, made IN Che matter of DanI A. Watson,
bankrupt, lslail as assignee OF said Watson 5
,aie,sell ut public auction, in front of the Ran.
doiph House, in the town of Farmyille, on
FRIDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1871,
eonmencins at II o'clock A. NJ, that very desi-
rattle tract OF land upon which the said Watson
now resides situated about one mile from Rices
depot, III the county of Prince Edward, contain
ing E.. u l..gl liE1f''
FIVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY. AND A
HALF ACRES,
and has upon Il n comfortable dwelling and oil
necessary ont-houses is well Watered, with a suf-
icient quantity OF timber upon the land and will
be sold frceof all liens aud encumbrances eXcelpt
the contingent right OF. dover ..t' u.
TERMS-Ten per cent cash. the residue on n
credit of II and Is months, equal Instruments the
purchaser giving bond with security and the title
10 be retained until the whole of the purchase
money is paid. F. A. Forbes.
au 212aw3w Assignee of ID. A. Watson.
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IN THa DISTINCT cornr or 1nEINI.

TIED STATES for the ilisTrict Of I-;roinio
In tlie inatterof Ferguson Deyer, bankrnpts-.-
ia bankruptcy. 49,
70 Whom u may Soncern--'Ihe undersigned
hereby gives notice Of his appointment as assignee
OF tllv a tate OF Ferguson Deyt, OF soatl,ill,,
ION county, IN raid district who Were on the 3d
dtS OF May, 1871, adjudgrd bankrupt on their
crsdi'o5s' petition by HE District Court of said
dsu1ei; a. MEADE SMITH,
iFf-f"Ns Assignee.
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OFHUsBaNDRy.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF NATIoyAt, On war :
VIM, Saunders, Thos. H. Bryan, Rev A. b.
tfrosh Col. J. H. Thompson, Rev John Trimble
D. II. Kelley, Washington, DC. rlIf
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DEPUTIES Ar LARsE-Col. D. s. Curtis, wash
nStoh ID % DR.. W. H. Burnham, T. A. Thomu-
son, Dr. jas l.. Enos H. Cook . .Il
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AUCTION SALES.

@Ne-r
.f.. BY Wellington Goddiu, it
Auctloncer and Real Estate Agent corner
Eleventh and Bank Streets.i,l
Fs'RuSrEE's AND ASsiGNEE.s SALE OF
-st VALUABLE lanyard A-is =.
AND OTHER REAL, ESTATE, ON BROOK
e l--Hf go AVENUE, sii -'t1 4a3
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
INCLUDING ALSO A a5-lIORSEt POWER
F w.. ard ENGINE. iHY 80 <fsi'f
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FIVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY. AND A
HALF ACRES,
A sSiGNIE's SALE or
VALUABLE LAND IN PRINCE EDWARD
Fl 4f'. 3 COUNTY. .44

LLA-rXI TtF. ll4f Na-f" Na-f4f %
VALUABLE LAND IN PRINCE EDWARD
l 4r. -l COUNTY. .44
Pursuant TO an order of the District Court of
the United States for the Eastern District of Vir-
siniti, Made in the matter of samuel s. Baker.
bankrupt, SHAH as assignee OF said Bakers es.
rate, sell ut public auction, iii front OF the Ran
dolph House, i'll The town Of F.trmville, OH
FRIDAY, THE 18Th DAY OF AUGUST, 1871,
commencing nj IL oc,ocl a. NJ, lie tract of land
on wiich sad Baker res itles, lying IN the county
ii Prince Edward, on the lietd Writer'S of Spring
ciftA 2di lmig tie lands OF Rich.tid " ODD Oh
and 4 J.. Baiit", and containing about
SEVENTY 1--WE ACRES.
sad land has on il 4 comfortable dwelling and
necessary oHilholGce and will he odd free from
All iiells sd eneumbrnnees except tie contingent
right Of dover
TERMS-One-forrth cash; and the balance on
tercdit OF s,X and twelve months, the purchaser
Giving boud, Wiki ample security i3r the deterr-
al payments, and he tile to be ret;iined until
he whole OF the r,,rchaSe l1Iuney is laid
!. I. \. FORBES, XXX,
. all t-.aW'Fy Assignee Of s, 5. Baker
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| .falf3 . W. f3 - ~ ,--''''''' - $3.50
sIyr-VrI-.t11.tr .tsr,t,ts
/ -I's ;ri' 81
Sail land ms ~, I, , ,oo,o c,st,, a. - nj. 49, /,
i iii liens ;,,ti enunnhrouFs pra,,t H.
right of dover eS'''
l q TT f1t.i t4 I,t tta
TERNS--C, ne1fs,,,r,h cnsl. on,l no ,.o,,,oa an
tercdlt OF ~ ana twelve months. th4 ln,rchnser
al Payments, and Tho lille 10 ls r,i,in,d mn
he whole OF the ri,rchaie nlaney is paid.
+, -, o-,...,s i. 4: FORBES, aai
az eo-:aw.lw Assignee OF $, s. Baker
| "A ' ~ . i'1AAS- ch "a. -f-i',-,r,
~ - ~, .,,,,-,-,.,, -
N4Ai-U'ii Dill LAND IN PRINCE EDWARD
,s, 50 - =. t 81
| Pursuant 10 nm orde,. ~ tho Iis,;,, f,o,,, -.
~ Hp,Fa 9aitss i9r tle Eastern District OF
bankrupt, | shall, as assignee of snid pei,'s ae
tate sell at pullic auction in front of, tna1 Pm
,dollih House, in The town of Farmyille. On
Ed 9 MI 'Ir' tit
Mia y LIE 18TH DAY oE'AOHuST' 1871,
commencing at II o'clock A. NJ. the tract of land
On which SAID Bell resides, lying in the county of
Prince Edward, on Biiery creek and containing
-.,.,......... .ylg. iliai4 el..! Z.
FIFTY EIGHT AND A QUARTER AtNE Fs;.i
o. az leu ,,llic laf 81 z... ss
Also, sad i5ell's rryersonaIy interest in 552
acres OF land in the same county, held BY Mrs
M. a. W Bell for life.
The improvements on the first nlmed tract are
OF the first order, embracing ~ handsome and
commodious dwelling and every necessary ont
mouse. t'
~. = "a b. --=-.H.,{
1EhMS--One-ion1th cash and the balance on
a credit OF SIX and twelve months, The purcha-
ii ~ oi If fh ''i'' ,.ig 70 &c fe'alnta I'M
mn s--o,,ysw 2" s. q. "a, ~ Fql q 81,
s}UDLiJll444-s or a ' ii1IA BFfE MILL,
WaI,pIiN Al 1SIanI ~ AK Al
~ pursuance Of decree Of The District Court
yirginil,, cntefes, On me lgth day OF June, ISL
UNDERSIGNED wiIi proceed 10 sell the REAL E ss
PREMISE i T on ''es NJ p"'if a''e''O' upon the
Mr., ~ ~, -, ,,,,
~ ~ 10 ~ ia VI oTCSi, ISL
The sad real estate is situated in and around
The ;s village Of Maien, on he line Of The James
belnarIe, and consists Of ' S'''i''S ~ a.
...e,4 rrJJt ,yhrnr1r ....aa "A
IA, ~. 10, ! 49, - Il
INCf-HOUSE and LOT nov o1onnjad ~, IA
Staples "a LOT with u small FRAME DWELL
Vicinity. oH - ''i'' 'si''i o'iitf i ) IN the same
lElsMs.---o fourth cash; and the residue
"Po.i SiS'.' VI " y anu 10 months, the purcllt
ser slng his negoilabie notes, with interest add
tained ri th - ,g heii, anu 'he titie re,
a'i,iru w tile t,ole itehSe money is paid, and
eoiiNe9 ahee oiueled py me court,
f4re ~ X. /. W, DUKE, !
Substituted r,,,staas TO-, a; IL NJ GIVIhLNEI,
''A- = Assignee Assign is Of WA A' q gtaSies
sSIsJy E;f7,s, !. - ~; : go,
- .yAI1Iap1.r Mrt.I sppo1rpr1- - !
~ A .-o1+iAi'i-h Mill PROPERTY ,p.,q |
IN, nropfr.,1,r =, ~, -. :, = --..-.. |
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A SSIGNEE's SALE OF a7171I'7
.s.4 L. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE COUNTY OF HALIFAX, VIRGINIA

IN THE, COUNTY OF HALIFAX, VIRGINIA
o.. lr-.s-e-s IT, e+ftE ~ % III Z
BY virtue of orders from the District Cont of
me United States for the District of Virginia
shall sell at Catawba, on yaiqlfrllal :
SATURDAY X, 18TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1871,
al the real estate of John A. Green and lym. p.
uIeeh, Dank5np!s, consisting Of ieis.L ti.ss q
| LIST ONE TRACT OF LAND containing 100
acres, lying upon the waters of Terrible creek
and adjoining the lands of Wesley q hrie and
others, three, miles from Catawba
md. ONE TRACT OF LAND containing no
acres, lying as the above, and adjoining the lands
OF VIM. i, Clarke and others. 90
tThese two very desirable tracts have upon them
comfortable dwellings and All necessary ont
buildings, and are well adapted to the growth 81
the usual crops OF this section especially that of
ine tobacco. Churches, mills and post Office con-
venient. y. - 4.sF st ~ sT7l = o--NN NS
srd. ONE. TRACT OF IS ACRES. lying as the
above No improvements except d new barn.
4th. ONE.HAIF INTEREST IN Sc ACRES
OF LANp, now In the possession Of bankrupts'
9th. .oNE-HALF INTEREST IN ORCHARD
TRACT OF 10 ACRES. ~ = =
These lands are sold free from an liens and en-
Sam,orances, except contingent right of dover of
TERMS ne-third in cash on day of sale, and
tne remainder on u credit of and IL months
equal instruments interest added, bonds with APP
proved security Will be required and title retain
"a until the whole Of the purchasemoney is paid.
- e n -s-,r1.i4f .riTl ]. w COLLINS, n.
Assignee Of John A. Green and WmsP Green, =
~. - =. W y. - llll 40 ItukrupfS. Il
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SMALL FARMS FOR SALE.

SMALL FARMS FOR SALE.
CHARMING COUNTRY SEATS FOR SALE
AT GUNsToN HALL, ON THE POTOMAC
Is47s BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED, 9s't
TWENTY MILES BEL, WAsHrN..Tov
AND FOUR MILES FROM MT VERNON.
FACILITIES FOR t'sAai ,nab a1oH
~ BOATING, SHOOTING, .aaf ,,
Ia,llo, 5s3 a. si44t9 FISHING, AND
SURF BATHING,
. .''1 ON suNNysDE BAY. ..,.a,
FINE WATER, TIMBER, GRAZING LANDS
81. s. 100 oils ii4f+fis
.a HIGH, ROLLING, HEALTHY
UNSURPASSED FOR FRUIT AND TRUCK.
H. ilHngrM 4 IL --ifl 81 .5l.t4i
GOOD NEIGHBoRHooD OF ONE HUN
si1 DREDNoRTHERNFA FAMILIES HERE.
,.aetsa .r.9 Il. '.. ---a s.il7 - iQt
SOLD IN LOTS FROM TEN TO ONE HUN
lnu uHign14f DRIED ACRES. lTaI7lH
i li..a a4iap ld' nesl ss ie sii@
ea 8si sfe4 ms -7;p ,Ho sao.a 81
STEAMBOAT LANDING ON PREMISES,
eg.,, AND RAILROAD IN REARED
~ tss.D 9s J--A Jn.5 g1Ia e
ONE HOUR FROM WASHINGTON BY RAN.
faf ,.yiHldsWitti4 49, lH t'hn kH
TITLES CLEAR AND uNDIspurABLE.
lH mss eis'tal H. ~ ~ mi.u III
.f,,fi- Ie al3olgGI ssi5 d iiaiinl3
we want one hundred flrstelass families, in
dustrious, temperate and cnterprising. Nos,,es.
tons asked about religion or politics. w54l
You can raise every variety of Fruit, Grass and
Grain. e.nhs., .aiIs..!. axiaam
Facilities for dairying excellent. t','ifaH'
Manures, Lime, Mari and Muck easily obtained
near the premises. ~ roa''ii'a Z A"''l ,'iis''
ar blrs i4.1T.E ,,sf34 hM {i19ga9 fgGl
DIRECT and rapid shipment of all products North
by ran or water % g 5;iifiii' % uiia iai
+ -, eases u .iiys 20 3iolis
No one need fear excess heat or cool nights;
for fresh bfeezes come mp the bay and tempsrthe
''hiosphere-1 has tDaal9a Hfbnnit 9iii
70 persons Of intellectual tastes, the near vi
Unity Of the National Capital Is Of inestimable
value II is near enough to Washington to allow
me to do business there and be home al night
~ 3, \" winter inter to reside in The ss and have ths
injuries Of n farm home. d = a93giGgs4
We urge onr Northern friends not to go West,
or far into the South to live in the Wilderness,
III they have seen our beautiful region Of the
lpper Potomac. 5sgi9.al ft.- ,i.t,t.t.t,g 9aD
Come and see us here In Virginia. Here Won
AZ ind true hearts ready to welcome you. So
ETY. organized with Churches, schools, Horti-
niturai and Agricultural Societies Nurseries Of
uit trees and beautiful cultivated farms. Hers
ou VIII lind the cheapest land on tbis,continanti
10 which is sure to increase rapidly in value
'''Asii' men Of means are coming in rapidly, d.
LANDS le IRON $40 to $2S per acre, of excellent
'aity to improve, can be bought on long time.
Farms can be rented by those who wish to stav
while to try the climate. 9dl 'ta@A s9A' ~
- ii,',''ls'''f' s.i3a..ii g7i 81 bio 80
Address epnls dlgHl al iaw alga7hi"
(, '' STATE JOURNAL OFFICE, 7 a, r.
il DE- HsG " or ~ -Hof94aei
BECK, KNOX KIRBY,
Real Estate Agents.
lp l2-tf A,ox.ns.s. x,.s
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THIS CELEBRATED AND WELL. KNOWN
a. WATERING, PLACE, ' 80

a place Of public resort for near a century. will
misses, on -
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alaLa0g TsURxEAg
ASSIGNEE SALES.

ii ~ ASSIGNEE SALES. ~ q
by Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent. corner of
Eleventh and Bank streets.
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF eess4 Sac I
.r VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
by virtue of an order of the United States Dis
trict Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.
qaied July 9th, ISL, will sell, us assignee OF
John II. Munday, bankrupt, i'm front of the n
s Custom-House, at Richmond, Va, on III II
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST sTH 1871, 'NN
AT IL o'clock NJ, ~
at auction, A TRACT OF LAND, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES,
adjoining the lands of Andrew Dunn, silas Rroa
aus and others, lying in the county OF Caroline
rms land will be sold free from liens and encum-
brances. l ~.
Terms OF SALg--7one-third cash, and the bal
ance on SIX and twelve months credit, with Sc
curity, the title 10 be retained until the whole Of
the purchase money is paid : =" - ~ "
Jy ls-2awsw JACOB COIN, Ass ignee.
BY Wellington Goddin. ,s.i. ID +,
Auetioneer and Real Estate Agent, corner of
at Eleventh and Bank streets. 'Al'i ''s' {
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF 81 .set s4ti
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE r-lai
by virtue of an order of the United States his.
tract Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia,
dated July 9th. 1871, will SELL as assignee Oh
Klehard NJ Garrett, bankrupt, in front of the
y . custom House, at Richmond, WAGON YAK
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9TH, ls51 ~ .
VI tn,.t.. ist AT IL o'clock M 81 81
at auction, ONE-SIXTH INTEREST IN A
TRACT OF LAND, containing L =.
TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES, ~
adjoining the lands of George Hankins. Edward
Il: Coke and others, lying in the county of James
CITY. This land will be sold free from liens and
TERMS OF S4LE--One-third cash and the bal.
ance on SIX and twelve months credit with SCI
eurty, the title TO be retained until I'M, whole Of
me purchase money is paid. aI b 1.11 ! : :
y ls-2aw9w JACOB COIN, Assignee.
BY Wellington Goddin, a 100 sfaii
Anetioneer and Real Estate Agent, corner of
.,.. Eleventh and Bank streets. = ola
5 A ssiGNIE's SALE OF i1 4ft
a7ln'si VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. .l,.a
ny virtue OF an order Of the United States Dis
trict Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.
qated July 9th, 1877, will sell, as assignee OF
i+ittebury e. Waddell, bankrupt, in front of the
W. > Custom House, ut Richmond, va, on ~
" WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9TH, ISL, "ni'I
..,,e.s AT u o'clock M, x si1
At; at auction, TRACT OF LAND, containing an
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES.
lying on Jordans creek, and in q f,t.ak ~ t |
TRACT KNOWN AS sCoTLANDS 70
containing SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES. adj |
Joihihg ,he lands Of Williamson Richardson and
Others, lying in the county of James CITY This
it VIII be sold free from liens and encum-
1 ERas OF SALE-One-third cash, and the bal
'thce on Fix and twelve months credit with Sc. |
clity me title to be retained until the whole of
the purchase money is paid. ~ 80 II
-
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s 81 RE-sALE OF

IEhAlsn OF >AI4E--Cne-tllird cash and tbe
paiinee on credit OF six and twelve months,
equal instruments, purchaser giving bonds viii
good security Title retained until the Whole OF
purchase money is paid ts.,l'l TITS ~
Jy24--iawsw THoS. Il. COBBS, Assignee.
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THE GENUINE LuBIN's and other inn
Il ported Handkerchief Extracts Scans. Pow,
ders, German Falina, Cologne, &c.
L. WAGNER 4 co, Druggists
Sixth and Broad arrests
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-, - - n 'fEN Ct II, Ifnsicf- a
d3 Ctrta &c ilsisiis ,lcss Of 10 fo1yny oiro,lil
court VIII at the same time and PLACE ol,,r tol
s'le Inc fhetei Taomrty Mt flle'oourtA O Dc 4 the
farntt srcto IT, eitet ixl ~ 53untied or IND
lde by the mil pant aud Id ,oiiisat the lands t,i
lie pro ,czN advertised alie, esq iy 94-oox,.{,,
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TERMS oP SALE.-0ne-third cash, and The hal
anee ON six and twelve months credit viii -.
erity the title to be retained until the whole Of
the purchase money is paid la1f-'i '','s-f y
~ lS-2aw3w JACOB COIN. ASSIGNED 9~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-12

WEATHER OR NO.-During q resi-
dence of over nineteen ysaa's-f1r Iowa
we do not remember to have seen so
mild and pleasant Winter as the
present one. There was indeed a
rather long spell of quite cold weather
last month; but there have been only
two or three days when there was any
snow on the ground; and what did
fall didn't stay any time. The roads
have been, and are, in the most perfect
condition, smooth and hard as can be,
and somewhat dusty withal. AS we
write "wednesday morning) the
weather is so warm that but very little
fire is needed to keep room comfort
able. OF course persons that are dis
posed to borrow trouble prophesy that
'"we'll pay for this next Spring." and
so on; but for ourselves we don't be-
lieve in Observation-Disclosures" Let US
enjoy the good we have, and not spoil
it all by needless anticipations of flu
ture ills that may never come.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-12

C.R.I I. & P. r. R.-From the Sig
Quincy News of last week we gain
some information which may ulti-
mately be found to have some interest
here. Last Fall the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad Company
proposed to the people Of Keokuk
County that they, the Company,
would extend their Road from WASH
ington to Sigourney if the people OF
said County would donate to the
Company $4,000 and the necessary
right of way and depot grounds. The
people failed to raise the amount, but
now they propose to raise 1t by taxa
ton: and the Company agree to con-
tinue the same proposition as before,
and take the tax assessed as part of the
$50, 900, the time for the completion OF
the Road to Sigourney being extended
to July /, 1872. The people of keokuk
County have therefore already gone
vigorously at work to raise the money
by taxation. There are those who
think that the extension of this Road
westw ard through this tier of Counties
is a question of time only, and not
very long time at that.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-12
RESOLUTIONS

Adopted by the 4th Annual meeting
of the Marion County Musical Asso-
citation, in Convention at Pella, Dec.
Goth to 30th, 1870.
Resolved, That in view of the in
creased success which has rewarded
our Conventions from the beginning,
we feel more than ever encouraged,
and determined to keep up our Asso-
citation as one of the live, active and
permanent institutions of the County;
and that we urge the more general
cooperation of all parts of this and
adjoining Counties for this purpose.
Resolved, That the most sincere
thanks of the Convention are hereby
rendered Prof. Jas. Whitney, Of Chi
cago, for his earnest, faithful, and sue
cessful labors with us; that in him we
recognize an able, efficient and pleas
ant Conductor; and We congratulate
the Convention in having secured his
services.
Resolved. That we hereby express
our sincere thanks to the citizfns Of
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-12

In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the
Teachers of the Presbyterian Sabbath
School Of Knoxville, held Jan'y 10th,
1871, the following action was taken:
1Vhereds, Our Heavenly Father has
been pleased to remove from us by
death our beloved brother w. G.. Saw
age, one of our prominent Teachers,
therefore
Reso,ved, That as we bow in humble
submission to the stroke, We confess
that we feel its heavy weight upon
the Church and Sabbath School we
represent; and that we pray for the
proper effects upon the Sabbath School
and upon ourselves in leading us to
greater fidelity and earnestness in our
Christian calling, in leading souls into
the fold of Jesus, and in seeking
growth in holiness.
Resolved, That we most heartily
record our sense of the valuable life OF
our late associate, and that we will
ever cherish the remembrance of the
qualities, his by nature and by grace.
and manifested during the period OF
his connection with our Church and
Sabbath School.
Resolved, That our warmest sympa-
thies and most earnest prayers are
coIlod forth in hohaIf Of hia herpavad
family and relatives; and we trust
that even their great loss may be SO
followed by the comforts Of God that
they shall all partake of the hope
through grace which with him has
been abundantly fulfilled.
Resolred, That copy of these Res
olutions be presented to the bereaved
family, and that they be published in
our local papers and the Presbyterian
Banner.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-12
FROM THE PELLA BLADE of 10th
MT ua gather the following:

FROM THE PELLA BLADE, of 10th
inst. we gather the following:
The shipments by rail from Otley
last month included 80 cars of wheat,
cars Of oats, rye and barley, 4 cars OF
-four and mill stuffs, and Al cars of
hogs. Pretty good for Otley!
The shipments by rail from Pella
for last month were, 80 cars of hogs,
33 cars Of wheat, ears Of corn, 5 cars
of oats, Is cars Of -four and cars of
potatoes, besides all the shipments of
hides, butter, eggs and otherproducts.
John VOORHEES,, one Of the big farm
ers east of Pella, last week sold 70
hogs, averaging 422 pounds, for the
nice little sum of $l709.33.
The BLADE is still full of facts and
arguments tending in favor of the
Muscatine Western Railroad enter
prise. 1t works faithfully, and de-
serves the most liberal support of the
people for whose benefit 1t labors.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-12

Pella for the entertainment they have
so generously afforded to the members
of our Association during the Conven-
ton; to the Pastor and members of
the Second Reformed Church i'm Pella
for the uae of their Church building.
now for the second time most kindly
granted for our sessions; to Prof. ]. b.
Cotton, of Pella, for the gratnitous
use of his piano during the week; to
Messrs. Root & Cady, Music Dealers
and Publishers of Chicago, for the use
of one hundred and twenty-five copies
of Palmer's Normal Collection of Vo-
cal Music, published by them; to Miss
Annie Z. Cotton, of Pella, for her
skilled and faithful services as pianist:
to Messrs. John and Henry No!len
and DR.. Roelofsz, for their kind aid in
instrumental music; to Master Charley-
Scarf for his earnest and efficient
services as door-keeper; and last, but
not least, to those faithful few,
among our own members, without
whose energetic and persistent efforts
our Association must still have re.
NAMED among the mere possibilities
of the future.
Resolved, That the Sec'y be instruct.
ed to prepare a suitable abstract of
proceedings of this Convention, inclu-
ding these Resolutions, at the earliest
opportunity, and forward copies
thereof to the several newspapers Of
this County, with request for publica-
ton.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-12

WHAT ARE THE CAusEs?- Young
as we are, we can remember when
Neuralgia was q. comparatively un-
known word. and the disease was
almost as rare as its name, while par
alysis was SO exceedingly uncommon
as to be looked upon almost as .
wonder when it did ccur,uBut with
in the last few years both these
maladies have become TtarNingly
common. There must be some special
causes: what are they?-ouy CLIMATIC
the general use of tobacco? our national
nervousness and hurry? 20, ~ would
certainly seem that these subjects are
worthy the serious consideration OF
Physicians, and that they should be
given special attention at the general
meetings of the Profession.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-12

NEW SUBS. We must again tender
our sincere thanks to those friends,
all over the County, who have lately
shown us SO pleasing testimonials Of
their goodwill toward this paper. If
new subscriptions were to come in
every week this year at the same rate
AS they did last week, our list would
number over 100 by the end of the
year. These evidences Of approval
are encouraging. We will continue
to do our best to deserve them.