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New-York tribune., 1872-09-19
pOwrSTrC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA. SEPT laSeeds nomaaly mclanged Groceries
25i flost arrsT las 10. eeotas IsAr SuTe5ee
- sSc$2 = Extra 80 10 : s hsnI s h & ls All sa @ fs@ 10
y 10; Amber 81 7aa a4l 77 No Sphng t49$ 6S White
oswsso Sept. is-flcur seadyi sale. SO 25 for No
for Double Extra Wheat queii sales 800 bush white state at
u 90 no. SG bush S des % S@sU1 Sa ~ @ S bs cs oai
81 o. WITH 81 ~ oaered o crso now snos' 70 arvr Corn
STEADY, shors is; Shia.ads digs HIrAwloe.
isobr - 70 he Hulson IS eSYor R5fos Frsh Fioa
3 so;lS1 S: s % Sss & BE- S,l 70 4SS @ r. G q s' % sy L she
By c.aa1,G bu,h WHEAT i' NO ,. ses' Of It Lem'
bu sm Ioward Superanc IS ssa &C. do Extra s7 s3 To-
ER S cy M @ . s9PeFS3s %s. ~ ss, 60 sa s
S6 DO. Extra s7Gs5 Do Family s25es9 So wbest active
Vi GS' Amber - as Gyol % Prime Rel es3 Con-
MsseIp lSasl 90 ,c5g sse ana snail receipts Sa.aea
s Whit DC &C. ws. sfs" SiaS . c .lea. N S % Ge %s%
Sast bat ami Mos PSrs - IS Balk Mea-shoaasrs le 40
S Sl s s%. 'i m % I Lar, S s & 0r wssS5 @ s s ne s'
AK. SD s FSsI % g'i and a. ~ oHfsnns & S wAs, i aai
10 l. Barley fair demand and higher st 7 &c, No. fs LaIs
S5s Flour sO So +As Wheat SsSi 81. Ss
Ios.yLIE Sept lsTObaeeO srm hlry active ..e ia
S sSS si spd % g.n and W s s q r. q, SS Sd. T. e: sSy & s.
arrival Corn quiet at '0qs:e Oats sas. At aca5e a New
Bacon sold c Shoulders U.e for Clear no sides lie
r clssI ss p.sled SSlt Ms 'Gd .6s iOr SHOULDER. Sc
hdiei Fancy held at e. LAM cold at sGlO,e for Os-
WHISKY steady at Dc.
CHICAGO Sept l-Four steady; Extra sDng Choice Sc 2sa
60 So Wheat fair demand bat lower for cash 6f fnta,
No Spihg 81 49, cash II 49, September xl 49, October Ma
spring Fl Si No spins ~ o9aSi lgi Rsseee1 vi cora
steady No Mixed, GldH.c. for regular and icsh cash,
DC. October; Rejected sJieJie. No. High AIe Sc
oAss dull and lover So at zSl l92te. Rejected
2Odqlc RYE hrm; No. size Barley frn, NJ
Pail 1c Provisions Sosna sales; Balk NeatsshoaeIs at Ole
Others SoGpsl un'casassa missy .eaey sse regh,s h
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19
Coleman Benedlct's closing quOtatIOns were:

The gold sales the opening were as hgh as is the
full figures OF yesterday Later, however despite te u-
Settled feeling abroad and existence OF the gold cor
pcr the prce declined to 1884, the depression finding ex
planation in the belief extra Treasury gold sales To-
morrow The easing up OF the cash gold rates at the
close also contributed its quota. The early rates ior
borrowing we're as much as cent but later the
rates ran down fat and 2per cent was paid for having
balances carried The Assistant Treasurer dlsphrsed
$4,000 in coin interest and redeemed 5000 IN called
bonds The days business at the Cold Exchange bauA
a ,s follows: Gold cleared siss Geo. gold balances,
O. qea I7e currency balances, SB,40T952.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per- NORTH R,rer YssO Railroads 49,
sEPT lalO pkrs BeeEaI 3,I7 bales Cotton, II se CSp 30
nt DR. s Fruit 1855 bb E1gs 10 35 bbl Flour gbyJ Dn1 Wn,a
III 4 bosh Corn Oats 1900 buh Ms 30 bn Bar
lev AZ BAGS Grass Seed 10 bags Farsee 80 bb Bean o Dds
Cop Ms 6l bales Hops 500 Hides, 63 bales Hides Oof sues
Leather 52i bbs RoD Is pigs PORK 81 pigs Bee ~ pk Dus
Nea l6O pg Grease Lar 32 kegs Land " pkgS cafa
t No. e 100 pkgs Cheese " pkgs Talow, 70 bags Peanuts
5iS. Sins 9 bores sarch hhd& Tobacco, 1904 boxes To-
bae co, 5OI bbls. Whisky, Ala bales Wool
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRr. "wednesday. sept. 10. 1872.

NEw-YORK, WEDNESDAY, sept u, l6T2
Al Tho Exchange, this morning, the most
,nortapt ransaetion which took place was the sale
made through Messrs A. j. Bleecker, Son ca. OF the
two pioces of property located the southery side OF
1touston.s known as Nos. 3s and 3S3, commencing on
tne enstcrly corner OF willetst The piece known as
No sS1 Houstonst being the eornerl Is +st0ry pleH
hulding 17.3 front, by about ~; lot li'S ana
uIx6S Tic second piece adjoining ana kno"h
"A No. SIS, is 3-Siory brick front, 20xSS; lOI oN
"A The two pieces were sold toSothor' su'9eet 10
,hrce MORTGAGES now On the property which amount TO
k 40 The statement WIS made that both pieces arc
now rented for 5000 per aunum, but that portion was
vacant and that the property formerly was rented FOR
"a 400 The whole was sold TO John j. Burchell Tor
HcSSnh Meculre SOLD by legal order and under the d
recop of Charles &. Bigclow, reteree the thIeetory
~ ~ S,senent high stOop FIRST class dwelling and lot
20 Sss Ecafed ON the north side of Tirothsl., l5S
feet inches east OF SoconaNc Wulch was solu ~ DoIi
Russell for s6OS0 Tho following notices OF adjourn
By james NJ Miller, Of the legal sale by the direction
of Kchard G. Beamsh referee of one lot 25Xl05 located
an The north sac OF sixty lflghth-s ilo leet west oil
Ponrthave. adjourned mtii the 20 proxino. ..,o p,
tbe drectOn Of Geo Putnam smith reeIee tle house
aud irregular lot located on tne hort9 @ sue OF EouTl'
at ana Avenue ID, adjourned unnl the @2th lhsL.
Al private sale, II s reported 20 US 't h o9 plPt p 1
band together with the improyenehts Lere9n, ShiSn i
consist of two-sory dwelling and several other build
ngs located Locusi,avs tboney) W. W leo6 & DvSon Nv %
Earns near Morrsania Westchester County, has been
sold ~ Is. ID. Bradley Tor Si'0SS0O ,., -. -, ,,,.
an Mas made "by the National Bureau OF Mgra
,,ooS t,r meeting TO be held at Hunters Point this
sf.ernoon which resulted IN an informal meeting the
rines parties interested In the scheme being absent
Several resolutions were passed ahd tae ageenenl 10
have excursions fOhe purpose OF showing the locations
81 proposed settlements was concurred in. Future
meetings to be held, and the scheme Tor providing
rheap homes for those Of moderate VIII then be
fly planned. We shah endeayor to keep our readers
nos ied when any positive action shah take place.
sales to take place at the Exchange Tor rs noted
tomorrow: go
BY James Miller Resl sale rne1 the direction Of George L. In
ba gs 10 ox0A5 located She south
Bs OF For y.,lirsL inches east Of seconave
nBIef "a. HOgnd, referee, lot with
kuilnrs N 2xs5 located and k5own Ne 100 Churchst
By Bleecze Co. legal sale under direction Of Pho T.
aud lots brown high
aeb averaging ZJ1s0 Cn5 kuoNn Nos. s9 i5 40i,
an aR 3 D feet Of Nntbaye
BY H. Ludl0w CO. legal sale under direction Of Geo Putnam
s referee 3lJ2 located the sOuhe side Of Egbuetl
IT. 255 feet 10 inches Of leHington-s
BY Iuh Camp property side Of Second ave, 50
RET inches south Of Forty lJrds.
By Jee Johnson The premises at Queens L. O building
k adjacent Stewars Camden City Railroad
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19

The monetary situation was not pleasing 10 oorrowes
eary loans being high TO plus the legal rate.
subeouently under the influence OF the extra treasury
purchase OF bonds and the accession OF some ne" nds
90 b street rates eased up per cent at the close
,o,o,o,s ,vere eutrely nominal The offerings TO the
treasury for bonds to-day amounted to s7SssSo at lo
% I1q75 or these the Treasury bought 100000 at ilO
% III a. The details as follows;
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19

The DAYS business at the U. S. sub-Treasury was:
Goia Hceip sSt qSi 9 Cuos $4,000 w
SoS bs,pee ...... s3i4l,O5 81 Cancelled gold eerth
Cgrrepeg Terpts. Milo 2J Gates 'en to WASH 90, o m
cs,sesey garments. 222l5 g7 iagon.....'''' l''O"
Foreign Exchange was weak for co days bills when
sold as low as iOC TO 1915 cash. The morning demand
bs sold at Ios but became in sharp inquiry later In the
dav At pump 100 net We quote the approximate rates
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19

s'c"O '1O''' i'l''0i''''' e., 600 600

The amount OF bonds bought in was $i,3SoO0o which
were paid for in United States notes in large denomina
tons Under this stimuous the MARKET which had been
heavy heretofore, stinened up and prices advanced all
over. the market leaving "a itesdy. Flax Hatch re-
post - tollsvs q ~. m.i
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19

Minnesota Railroad for week ending Aug. a. were
$3O,153.
Tho earnings Of the Indianapolis, Burlington and
Western Railroad for tue month OF August 1872, were
$1174Os 81 increase August 1871, s23,G22 %.
The earnings OF the Peoria and Rock Island Railway
for the month of August 1874 OJ0 93 operating
expenses. S16,69S O5 net earnings. sl4,354 49,
The Philadelphia stock market is unsettled. Pennsyl-
vania Gs, lO7; Philadelphia and Erie r. R p; Read
ing r. r., SO Pennsylvania r. r., 5Gi. Gold, llil.
The aggregate amount of exports exclusive OF spe-
eic) from the Port OF NewYork for the week ending
Sept. II was $5,2S3129.
The rate o discount of the Bank OF England has ad-
yanced Der cent. and is now per cent.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19

lowing were the bids: I:

The State bond market weak. at lower range Vi
prices Tennessees declined to II South Carolinas new
January and July, to 2 and Missouri es to H' Inc foi
lowing were the bids
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19

In railroad bonds small bushes was done, the Pacific
mortgages leading the market in point OF activity
Centras sold at O9l01OO Union Frsts, SsSo'' Lana
Grants 7sI279t and Incomes T607i The bids were as
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19
THE MARKETS.

icusrllv R.porsd for Tasrslsuss.I

Forward deuysnss are M lover with limited demand sales fol-
lows a bans Of Low Mdlng Sales last evening" ater
september 600 at lgse 100 91l6c 10 lse October i0U
10 3ee, ,,o at si 800 A 10 5l6e December, 30 at "a - isc
400 i6Ic 100 &c., lOO at lSI January go l9l o. C.
Pelruary 2o al is r. April @ al 9fc total 2tO0 bales.
sales iov up 70 msepemer 100 At 10 Size 100 at l9
100 a 70 kee re stc October e0 At fse TO l6e
Lao JS1A blte 9 lsb EovssV ~ lS1c lV al
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19
NEw1YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 49, is7s
Gcniitrn Real gstate for Sale
NNANUFACTURERS, ATTENTIONLI

MI MANUFACTURERS, ATTENTIONi-Raro
IVA CspeA most valuable WATER POWER hall way between
Nevfe and Ph Gepaa, line Of nuay with extensive
hsng ste offered at merely nominal pe parties latug
The e ton Of factory bedngs Address Immediately THOMPSON,
80 Whest. New-York. ~
SUGAR PLANTATION, of extraordinary ad-
~ Fantsse NewOreans sle river
overflow IN operation thoroughly equipped po6a6le
workings restored in h and ouk prime efficiency had before
present excellent rnahle " desired; will
bont present advanced co good city suburban Real Bsate
unnoamterci or yearly accpah all
poc uae favorable houa enr
onns a his For iul particulars aiire PLANTATION
No. 365 POst-OGice. Eew-lo ora.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19

FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT
BONDS OF THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, in denominations of $1,000, $500,
and $780, Coupons Registered, 80 years to rum
Interest at per cent payable February and August
Interest and principal payable in gold. Price s7i
and accrued interest in currency For sale by
TANNER & Co., No. IL Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19
BANKING HOUSE OF FISK a. HATCH,
No. 5 NASSAU-ST.


NEW YORK, Sept. is, 1872.
DEPOSITS received, on which we allow interest at
the rate of four per cent per annum. Special ar
rangements made with Savings Banks and others
depositing large amounts.
We issue CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT available in
all parts of the country and bearing interest in case
Of special deposit.
We make COLLECTIONS for merchants and others
in all parts of the country.
Orders for INVESTMENT STOCKS and BONDS
executed at the Stock Exchange, commission, for
cash.
We deal in GOVERNMENT and other FIRST CLASS
SECURITIES such as CENTRAL PACIFIC and CHEsA-
PEAKE and ONO Bonds.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Loan having been with
drawn from the market by the Company. the small
amount remaining on hand VIII be disposed Of at
private SALE giving investors opportunity to pur-
chase this favorite security upon terms which should
insure an advance upon the completion Of road and
their introduction at the Stock Exchange.
FISK & HATCH.
The CHICAGO DANvILLE AND VINCENNEs RAIL
ROAD Is earning dividend upon its stock, beside
interest upon its bonds. But small amount Of the
First Mortgage Per Cent Gold Bonds remain
sold These we offer for the present at 80 and inter-
est Apply in person OF by mail to
W. d. SHATTUcK & Co., Bankers,
No. % Nassau-st., New-York.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19
SECOND BOARD.

1000 o. 6s 1891 Regal octll no Us $40 Reg e.. .....2
l50 D. &C. 1891 1000 4. S S. ~ Cou......l
6UOD u. A52Oeg G2....,llJl VU.......2i Gcock. LII
$500 L. s. 32n COu Tf...l3I 1000 u S ts Clnency...lli
, OOOU. 4 Cou '65., dip
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19
THE MONEY MARKET.
S.Iles OF GopcTRsl<Iu BON

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-Fiasr CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ,
Sales Of Government boaGt
100 eco L. a G. a. toupu lis lIyo o. $50 Con T.ii3l
S. 52L .i3 llJCp u b o. 'WNDO'''''hs
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19

NEw-YoRK STATE 6s Gold Bonds, due 1887. for
sale by
GwYNNE 81 DAY. l6 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19

50 Adams En-. I
100 United States
kIuress......... :
is American Ne.
Union EKDress... Z
600 Cleve d Pitts
X. K Eusr...... Z
1W..........s.s.s 2
100 Chic a. X Is
Railroad ....o. c. u
lO0.......s.....-N IL
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19
flouses ano farms Uanteo.

WANTED TO RENT for the Winter, we'll
w furnished HoOSR Fourth aud siIthayes and Thirty
' ~ ' FRANK G. & DAWSON BROWN
30 Broadway.
VHTANTED-An elegant MANSION on Fifth
w ave private family, furnished or uafgahed rent no
object Address GEORGE, Box as Tribune Omce 81 west
Tbirty-seconds-
VANTED-BROOKLYN BUILDING LOTS
w in EXCHANGE for BROOKLYN improved property well rented
State al particulars Address c. s. BUILDER Box ia Tribune
New-York tribune., 1872-09-19
Real Gsiate 10 Gxrbanae

ITO EXCHANGE for PROPERTY i'll New
York or Brookln VALUABLE FARM ia Orange County Stock
apd implements 90 with the place .,,,.,, . ,,,.,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-18
THE IOWA VOTER.
A. F. Sperry, Editor.
Iowa Legislature.

Hereafter we shall try to give as
full summary as possible Of Legis-
lative proceedings, but the press of
other matter compels us to cut it
very short this week.
Both Houses met on the Sth inst,
at . 2. NJ, for organization.
The Senate on the 9th elected its
officers. The CaucusnomineeS were
named last week.l A bill to repeal
the Railroad Tax law was introduced
and reaFtHice, and after some dis
cussion was left to take its regular
course hereafter-which looks like
victory for the frid |ds of that law.
No business of inn p0rtancc done.
House on same day elected its Off
cers-as per report of Caucus, given
last week. No other business Of in
terest.
GOV. MerriIl's Message was present
ed in the Senate on the 10th. 1t IS
exceedingly long, but able and COM
prehensive. The reading Of it was
dispensed with, and printing ordered
as usual. Nothing ofinterest done.
The Joint Convention to canvass the
vote for Governor and Lieut.. Gov.
was fe,d in the hall of the House on
the nlth. Tho usual resolution in
regard to newspapersfor distribution
was discussed in the House at con-
siderable length. On Mr.. Durham s
motion the number of papers to he
allowed was cut down from % to ID
and on the final vote the resolution
itself was defeated, by % majority
Mr.. Durham voting for, and Mr.
Keables against it.
On the evening Of the loth the he'
pubIican Caucus for Senatorial nonii-
nation was held. On the informal
ballot Mr.. Allison received 90 votes,
Mr.. Harlaf IS, and Mr.. Wilson -
The first formal ballot gave Allison
80. Harlan ~, and Wilson 20. he
second ballot gav4Allison 63, Harlan
40 and Wilson II. On motion OF
senator Beardsley, the nomination OF
Mr.. Allison was made unanimous
A fferward crowd gathered at the
savery House to congratulate MI
/ Allison. lie returned his thanks
briefly. Senator Harlan appeared,
shook hands with Mr.. Allison, and
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-18

congratulated him in manly and
generous terms-sustaining his de.
feat with the dignity of true great.
ness. Hon. VIM. B. Allison, OF
Dubuque, nominee for Senator, was
born in Wayne County, Ohio, March
2, 1929; has lived in Dubuque since
81; was a Member of the 3Sth, seth,
40th and 4lst Congress. Let us
briefly say here that, though regret.
ting that Mr.. Harlan was defeated,
we hope the people Of Iowa will find
Mr...Allison every way worthy of the
choice they have made. Senator
Harlan's term does not expire till
March 4 of next year.
On the 1lth, the Inauguration GER.
emonies took place. Gov. Carpen-
ter's Inaugural Message is highly
commended as an excellent State
paper. We regret that we cannot
give full synopsis. Neither House
transacted any business of interest on
the llth. Both Houses adjourned
until Monday, 18th; and no further
report can reach us in time for this
issue.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-18
KNOXVILLE, Jan'y l5,. ~


ED. ER:-Inasmuch as the sub
ject Of the Patrons Of Husbandry has
become general topic Of conversa-
ton in this community, it would,
perhaps, not be out of place 10 keep
the readers Of your worthy paper
posted to some extent in relation to
its progress and some of It's actions.
On Saturday last, Jan'y 18th, our
meeting was largely attended, and
great interest was manifested. Har-
mony and united action seem to be
the MOTTO of every member. The fol-
lowing important Standing Commit
tees we're appointed:
Relief Committee:-E Il. Van Houten,
Daniel Marsh, ii. ID. Mccoy, Lew
CarrEhers, Mrs. u. Millard, Mrs. >.
Storer. and Mrs. G.. III. Hamilton.
Finance Committee:-Osbin Marsh,
Capt. VIM. Blain, j. j. Vincent.
The number Of accessions to our
Grange since Dec. !, II, Is lOl persons.
n. y.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-18

40TH WEDDING.--Mr. and Mrs.
Alonzo Garlic, of Pella, were to cele.
brate the 10th anniversary of their
marriage day before yesterday. They
will please accept our thanks for invi-
tation to be present; and we cordially
wish them many more happy years
together here below.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-18
NEIGHB0RING COUNTIES.

WARnEN.-The Lcdorr reports that
the special election in Washington
Township (where Indianola is, on
the 4th inst, resulted in majority oi
POS in favor OF the Tax in aid of th2
Iowa Southwestern Railroad.
MONROE i. Cramcr, Of the
Cramcr House ut Abba, now has tho
contract for carrying the mail between
AJbia and Knoxville.
JASPER. ---The Rcy,bNcnn reports
that lVm. II. Berry, Of CleGr Greek
Tp., committed suicide by hanging
in his granary on the 9TH inst. age
30. Cause Of suicide, dependency on
account Of losses incurred on account
OF bis brother. \ strange occurrence
is noted in connection. Mr.. Berry
had been holding one Of bis children
in lis arms, and sung it 10 sleep.
Then he laid ii down, and went out of
the house. In feW moments the
child, AS If awakened from n terrible
vision. sprang mp in bed withaifight-
ened, wild cry for its father, requiring
several minutes for its mother TO quiet
il sufficiently for her to leave 1t and
20 out to call it's father. She went
out to the eranary, and found him.
hanging there, dead. THE PTdfrfc
Ciiy Oicancr and II r0td has perma-
nentIy suspended, for lack Of room
and support.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-18
!
NOTES OF BOARD PROCEED
TNGS

The Board of Supervisors having
awarded the publications of Proceed
ings this year to the Blade and ID emo
crot, we shall merely take notes of
such portions of the proceedings as
are of general interest. This week
however, the notes must be very brief
on account of the crowded state Of our
columns:
Board met Jan'y 1. Capt. Blain
elected Chairman. Bond of Mr..
Ewalt as Auditor, in the sum of $l0,-
600, approved; also Treasurer Ba-
ker's, for 10000: Sheriff Kelley's, for
$4,000; and bonds of Township Off
GERS. Appropriation of s4 per week
made to Mrs. Elizabeth Gardner OF
Knoxville TIP. A bounty of 8 each
was allowed OH all scalps of wolves,
lynXes, swifts or wildcats caught in
this County from and after the ist
inst. County Recorder autho rizca e
procure new clock, for SIS; the old
one to be sold. In the classification
of ofproperty for assessment it was or
dered that shares or stock in National
or other Banks be assessed at 60 per
cent. of par value. DIR. ii. J. Scolcs
of Knoxville was elected County Ply
sician for the ensuing year, beginning
March !. The Auditor was instructed
to correspond with A. Il. Touzalin, of
the B. Il Nj. Railroad, and ascertain
how much aid is expected from this
County toward the publication OF q
certain Book with Maps, proposed TO
he issued by said Railroad Company.
On settlement with County Treasurer,
a balance Of Sl6,0l7,7l was found in
his hands, with due vouchers for all
accounts. Capt. Blain was authorized
to have a certain brushy portion Of the
Poor Farm cleared off for pasture, and
some new plank fence built. Joseph
III. Fisher was released frcm hib con-
tract to build bridge acros Calhoun
creek. Appropriation of 81 per week
from Jan'y 10 to April made for the
benefit OF Mrs. Grey, n soldiers wild
ow, and family. The resignation Of
s. l.. Collins as member OF the Board
was received Jan'y 10. Claim OF City
of Knoxville, on Cemetery accounts,
was deferred until April term. MI
action with regard to appropriations
for new bridges deferred till April
term. The Auditor was authorized T.
employ Night-watch for ..Lhe Gouss
House, at ,Sl.25 .per might, Until the
~fst or - frii,, nars ,fsfs rffSo asithsnjaSW
to employ County Attorney for the
current year, for 800. Ordered, that
the Auditor procure signatures to
petition, and forward the same TO our
Representatives, asking the Lcgisla-
ture to release the claim OF the stat"
10 S370l.3f due the State mt Tie TIM,
Of the robbery Of our County Treasury,
Feb'y ., 'G7. Tho Poor Farm yielded
last year 1000 bushels of corn, 25b
bushels Of wheat, and 40 Of oats, but
little hay or potatoes. Stock now Oh
the Farm, Is swine and . head oi cat
tie. Total inmates of Poor House, ~,
Board adjourned on 18th inst.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-18

LARcENY.-Mr.D ID. L. Warren writes
us that while he was attending serv-
ice at Plymouth Church, in Clay Tp.,
on the evening of eth inst, his over
coat Ga good army blue) and conf fort
and mittens were taken from the
vestry of the Church, by some person
unknown. On the same evening a
Blanket was taken from Mr.. ID. Me-
iaggart's sleigh, at the Church. 1t
is To be hoped the thieves may be
caught and punished, and the articles
recovered.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-18

DIsTRIcr AGR'L SoC'Y.-Ohicera
and Directors Of Central Iowa Dis-
trict A gricultura Society met 1T Des
Moires last Thursday-a full repre-
senttion. From the Registers re-
mort we learn that Pottowatomie and
Audubon Counties were added to the
Distict. n. j. Lyon WAS chosen
Prest for ensuing year; LarHin
Wright, OF Knoxville, Vice prest; =.
r. Battle reelected Sec'y; Joel Jac-
oby. Of Indianola, Treasurer; }.
Jones, Of Knoxville, Chief Marshal
Dir. 4. d. Wethereli and Samuel bel
lamy were elected Directorsfor Marion
County.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-18

THE WORST IET.-A bsolutely the
worst conundrum we ever saw Is the
fllowing:-"Why does dog snatch
d a bone? Because IT'S natural" The
nan who could get that off must be
ITALY depraved. But to men OF
sYund mind we commend Jenkins &
Wilson's Stores, southwest corner oi
SIuare, Knoxville, Dry Goods,
qothing, Groceries, &C., and Boots d
Shoes.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-18
Knoxville, Jan'y Is, 1872 (33)

CoMpLIMENTA RY The State Reg
iStcr of 18th inst, referring to the
marriage of Prof. Foote and Miss
Mathews of Knoxville, says:
Miss Mathews, it will be remem-
bered, served to her great credit for
some time "a private secretary TO Gov.
Stone, being, perhaps, the first lady
who held responsible official place in
Iowa. The thousands of good friends
of the accomplished lady will hear
with pleasure of her union with "a
gentleman of the worth, intelligence
and high standing Of Prof. Foote.
The Registcr would convey to Mr..
and Mrs. #. lie best wishes in its most
honest and cordial words.