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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-06
Ey Thomas W. K eesec, Auct.onecr,
No, 1917 Main street.
nv Cook & Laughton. Auctioneers'
oo-ro- franklin and Governor streets.

corner Franklin and Governor streets.
u,p1rsTEE,s SALE OF FIRST.CLASS
TToRACCo FIXTURES, OFFICE FURSl-.
TIRE, At AUCTI0N.-By virtue OF G deea OF
Der s51 s72 and duly recorded In d the CanGiery
IN "TiTISDAY the 18th day of March, at Il O'Clock
NJ at the tobacco factory known as Castle Ihnnder:
IN Gary between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
vii of the valuable TOBACCO FIXTURES In said
factory. comprising In part
3s BOX PRESSES,
ID SHAPING RETAINERS.
u FINISHING RETAISERS,
Il POTS or FIN1SHER
90 MILLS of various kinds;
together with all the appurtc!auces pertaining 10 .
frst-cass mandatory.
HOWE-PATENT SCALES, weighing $500
5000 feet iDpRESSED ToBACCO-BoX LUMBER;
good IEON OFFICE-SAFE,
OFFICE FURNITURE,
DUMB-WAITER. &C.
TERMS: Sums Of slGo and under. cash: over 300
and laIdcr $780, sixty days; over 1900, ninety days
credit for approved endorsed neSotlahlG paper,
CHARLES l.. WHlTLQCk,
NH Trustee.
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CLoTrkRHez.
CLOT.B IN g.

Spring CLOTB ING.
I respectfully announce 10 my CUSTOMERS and
the PUBLIC GENERALLY % at have just received
bv express and steamer n large addition to my
usual elegant stock Of
EARLY sP1sING SUITS,
consisting of oil the ne. iest designs In FABRICS and
latest stylein CUT for
MEMS, YOUTH s, AND BOYS WEAR.
These goods were bought in advance of the season
from FIRST han ds. aud
FOR CASH,
and will not be equaled by any similar house In the
CITY OR STATE.
With practical experience OF THIRTY YEARS | fat
ter myself know the wants of
THE PEOPLE.
call is respectfully asked by the old-estahlished
house OF
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agt.,
1109 Main street.
BIG FLAG. NH e-ateod
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BY Richardson L Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
lib Main street.

EXECUTORS SALE OF TWO FRAME
SIDE OF C.ULVERT STREET, BETWEEN
MAIN AND CARY STREETS, By AUCTION
At the request of Mr.. William Rankin, executor OF
Thomas Ryan, deceased. we shall sell by auction on
the premises, on SATURDAY the Sth of March,
ISIS, at half-past o'clock p. NJ, TWO FRAMED
TENEME&fS (Nos. % and 90, with LOTS. each
fronting about nineteen by sixty feet on the east
side of CGlvert street between Main and Cary
streets.
TERMS: One third cash; balance in four. eight.
and twelve months, negotiable notes Ia lie given for
the deferred payments, with interest added and Sc
cured by deed OF trust or title retained.
RICHARDSON & Co,
fc 90 AuctiOnCc!S.
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Ky Gruhbs i Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


TARM CALLED SYCAMORE GROVE,
Il CONTAINING THREE HUNDRED AM.
NINETY-TlIELE ACRES, on TUCkhH0E
CREEK, OPPOSITE TIE CARb0N HILL
COAL MINES, FOR SALE AZ ACCflON.-Ne
will sell at auction, at the Office of Grubbs x VIII
iams, auctioncers, in the city of Richmond on
MONDAY The 18th OF March. 1873, at I2 O'Clock NJ.
the VALUABLE FARM located rs above, contaim-
Ing THREE HUNDRED and SiSETf-THREE
ACRES; onc-thlrl cleared, one-third In original
growth and one-tird in second growth pine. The
improvements are L FRAME DWELLING ana usu&!
out-buIdings.
The farm is now in the possession Of Thomas Is.
Nuckols, who will show The property TO those wish
Ing to purchase. IL is within three miles of jane.
river by The road, aud within half Il mile Of tic
TuckahOe railroad.
The wood and timber OH the land arc valuable. and
surrounded Ii Is by coal and coke, make 1t almost
certain that they exist in large quantities on this
land.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at six and
twelve months, six per cent Interest or One-third
cash. balance at and two years, eight per cent.
interest, secured by trust deed
GkUBBS 6 WILLIAMS,
NH 3-SIh3,G,s,lI,l3,l5&l7 huc;ioheer5
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RESTAURANTS.

VETELLE-REMOY store No.
II 1909, lately occupied by zetelle. having been
rented over his head to another without word to
irn, lie has in the dilemma to remove to the base.
ment of Goddin's Hall. corner of Eleventh ana
Hank streets where he Will be found to receive his
old friends and customers and where he Will seTya
thorn With the BEeT LIQUORS and the very best
The market Affords $50
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by Lyme & Brother.
Auctioncers and Rca' Estate Agents.
No. l2l2 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
v OF LAND. WITH 4 VALUABLE GRlSI
MILL THEREON, AT PUBLIC AuCT!OS.-By
yir;i,e of decree Of tue Circuit Court OF Hcurco
pronounced on the 9TH February 1873. i'll the suit OF
Turrin executor, RopcrS adm illustrator, the uli-
,tcrs.ne.r. rs commissioner appointed by SAID a.
cree viii Offer for safe NJ public auction on W ED
NtSBAT tie l2ih day Of March 1873, az tEc noui
Of o'clock =. NJ. on III" promises that ccfti:ii,
TRAIT pF lhND containing i5 sG-lQUl acre.
known in The division OF 81 v. fopcrs estate as the
- Mill Tract" with water gris-in,iI thereon now
III the occupancy Of George IL. Roper ana S!taatr
in Tie county OF iicnrico, about two and Hall
miles from tn. city OF richmond. on the n@% Cen
ira! pike. ant known rs 'l;opcr's Mil =; said SAFE
10 i made III the risk and costs oi the former pur-
chaser Uiaorge Il. HGptr) aud his scur!i? OH INC
Donis executed by hin. for his said purchase.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash IL 20 20 InlcB or me pro-
cccdS OF sale rs will nc sufficient 10 pay the charges
OF sale and tho amount OF the bond OF said Roper
due OF the 2rth December, 1872, Tor sIsj:% win "a
rrr;i thereon from tic -a December 1871, WI uy
OF sale al six per chit. credit rs TIC resi-
due Of proceeds ii sale in ~" equal Instruments Of
s7sa3 each, p Iylc slcruScl" Ola ue 10th Dcc M
Der, 1871! and 10Th December, Ill! with interest Oh
said deferred payments from DAY oI sac Ut xix pei
cert rrruuHlI ;hc purchaser To execute his bonds
with approved security, inc said deferred payments
ana ,i;., 10 g retained i:t The whole OF said BOND,
are paid a.id con, pyancc dircc.cd1 ~ the court.
EDWARD i. CANNON,
e, "a CoulinissiC nrr.
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There are five swcdes in the Illinois lie
gi>laturc.
Bonrets arc tending 10 the old cylindrical
style.
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DAVING BUSINESS.

1 =
JAMES II. WEST VIII continue the business Of
PAVING formerly conducted by Tyree 4 West,
and solicits the patronage Of all who have paving
be done. He may be f:und on the streets at his
work or any order left GU slate Mt the Office Of
L. West architect LII Main street, CT at the resi-:
streot viii receive Vsompt atteption.
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-AuaT1ItoY sAaEs--ruture Days:


5 by Moody q Royal,
Real Estats ARents and Auctioneers,
corner seventh and Euil streets, Manchester, VIZ.
ELEVEN HUNDRED CORDS OF PINE
Ia WOOD FOR SALE ATAUCTION,i In Chester ,r
field county, on the farm lately owned by y: ~
Amos. one mile from Rices STALLION. On the Klcn, ca,
Innnd and Petersburg railroad. Also, we VIII sen
the FARM on which the above mentioned Nooo ~ ~
corded, containing sixty-one and nan asres1son
good: framed dwelling, eight miles from nianches
fer The above described property VIII ne s9ia NJ
auction on MONDAY, March 10. 1873 lthat beinG
cnnrt-day) at IL o'clock A. NJ, in front OF the court
house of said county.
TERMS Made known on day Of sale.
' MOODY KoYALL,
NH a-Th.s.&M Anctloneers.
by Thomas W. Beesc C, Auctsonecr,
No. 1917 Main street.
cPECLAL SALE OF FINE GOLD AND
- SILVER WATCHES. FINE JEW ELR1, Sill,
VENTILATED WARE. &C.-On FflDAL ana
SATURDAY EVENINGS, commci4eng at
O'Clock. will sell at my auction-rooms large ahu
''''e '''e GOLF OLE an n SILVER WATCHES,
FINE JEW ELRI,
PINS, RINGS,
SLEEVF-BUTTOSS,
CHAINS. PENS.
PLATEDWARE, and
Tho ,Soye Goods have been consigned TO US teol nd
T. rn nc ,m stock IN New Sork ana WIN NC 'o
tn the highest bidder lthout reserve. Tho nub-
Every article warrantedas rcpreseh'eu'
lie are invited I" call Ai' THOMAS W. KEESFE,
Auctionccr.
~
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NEW AUCTION

NEW AUCTION --..--.-.
~ AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
The undersigned have tbs Gay formed = co-pArt-
nershIp :lut.cr the name OF REDWOOD & CHEh.
SHAW for the rurpns OF con,!uctiu.atit NERAL
AUCTION and COMMISSION BUSINESS at 40.
1I2G Main street.
We tope by strict attention to business aud p'irc
t,Ialitv 10 merit and receive liberal share Of pubic
patronage. COnoicnincnts respectfully solicited
dc. RrDW GOD,
E.'P. CRGS>HAW.
RICHMOND. February 90, 1873 L" %2-iW
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By Robertson IL 6ronallGh,
Real Estate Agents and huctioncers,
Office on Hull street, opposite the courthouse,
Manchester.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY
OF CHESTERFIELD, on r, APP9hAarrInUiIHH
FOUR MILES FROM THE CLOVER Hill;
PITS. AND TWENTY-FIVE Mills FKoAi
ENTHUSIASTICALLY virtue OF 4 decree OF Chcs-
ere County Court entered at the, the SoTe rs
ANS administrator ct ais, i as commissioners Stall
sell Mt public auction In front Of Chesterfield court
house on the 10th of March, 1873. lthat being court
dayl at l2b O'Clock =. NJ. the REAL ESTATE To-
Gated rs above, containing SlN HUNDRED AM.
TWENTY ACRES. onc-third of which Is heavily
timbared, balance IN cultivation and IN good order
There Is a TWO-STORI DWELLING ana all he
cessary out-buildings on the place.
TERMS Cash rs to so mucha may be necessary
to dcray expenses Of sale and cost OF suit; balance
on a credit Of one. two. and three Years, ecreat
added NJ six per cent, and title retained till pvr-
chase money Is fully paid ,,,..,u
ROBERTSON & BnONAUGH, Auctionccrs.
mn Ltd
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r. T.. CHRISTIAN returns his sincere thanks for
the patronage Of his friends End SELECTS for tie
concern q continuance, promising in The future. ~
In the mast ills personal attention 10 their ro'n-
,naufs lgt l-tw
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NOTICE.-Hayibga admitted my nephew
~ Mr. THOMAS BOOKER, to an Interest IN ,1r
business the same will be conducted hereafter 49,,
der the firm of X. =. KICIIARDsoS 4 Go.
Il. +. RICHARDSOy.
RIcIty0SD March I. 1879. 40
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sI.yiNf;-ssAsiKaNs.S.
FURNITURE. Ee-

A Il THE OLD PLACE.--Just 81, Il
IA up IN my warcraoms some or The nneS. *.
PARLOR aud CHAMBER SUITS ever hrSs MI
with l,r:cr stock II I'll kinds OF lowe: grnGe>I
of Furniture, Bedding. Lounges, &c. Gan ilsI "
VIII see ,hat my prices aGe lower than ehsmtSr
(, 90 No. IL Governor street
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Jesse CHILD,
GARY,
117 MAIN STREET, NEXT 70 CORNER SECOND.
ia col
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

NO. IIUS 3IAIE SIKEET, N1CHMUNU, ' II
Valuable FARMS in every section Of the State
STORES, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. and BUILDING
LOTS. In the most improving portions OF the city,
for sale.
HOUSES and LANDS rented or leased. Special
attention to the collection and prompt remtttal OF
rents. LOANS NEGOTIATED OIL real estate III
the city.
Thankful for past favors, we respectfully ask from
our friends q continuance Of their patronage, and,
with increased facilities, promise IN the future, as In
the past strict attention to all business entrusted 10
our care. FRANK II. HILL.
de 21-3m EDWARD &. GODDIN.
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Jew CONCERN.

NEW CONCERN.
The undersigned have formed co-irartnersEp.
under the name and style Of
CHRISTIAN ( WHITE,
for the purpose Of conducting iryt-cass FAMILY
GROCERY lin all lis brlpchcs) at sii Main stree.
between Eighth and Ninth, ard will open WITH Az
entire fresh stock. consisting OF
FAMILY GROCERIES. WINES, LIQUORS.
CIGARS, &C.
to which they particularly invite the at.cnlGn Of
their friends and tie public generally. promising
tieir undivided attention In rendering satisfaction
IN all II. T.. CHRISTIAN,
WILLIAM l.. WHITE.
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HgACHISEKY- w EN- ] f-Ii . RS /
W. POWER ENGi%E aud +Q-!i"TSc E"NtF
BOILER, with connections complete, for ase te'y
low. Apply ut ,,.,-
NH l-Iw Warerooms, No. II Governor street.
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Referring to the above; | shall feel OBLIGED ror
nro,npt payment by all indebted to ne '''
Respectfully,
NH s-lm X. 2. RiCHARDSOS.
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MO, leAXLE GREASE To boxes and kegs.
~ MIL L, WAGNER DFasgist,
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NOTICE. firm of GIBBS & BROWN,
~ corner of Third and Main streets Is this day lis
solved by mutual consent. Mr.. GEORGE =. Cu.TC-
NIL having purchased an interest In the drug store
the business will In future be conducted uu,er the
name and style of GIBBS. CRAI5HlLL K Co
Dr Gibbs and Sir. Eraighill are practice. druggist.
of considerable experience. and win give their per-
sonal attention to thscompoundng Of MI pre.crip-
tIuns A complete atk OF reliable drugs always IN
hand with every variety OF fancy articles. We call
special attention TO our full stock Of FLOWER and
GARDEN SEED.
NH ,.Iw GIBBS, CRAIGnlLL& co.
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The FRANKLIN MACHINE Co.IPaa S;'f Vii,
giye particular attention - the manrfacrrrc OF
EQUITABLE and STATIONARY ENGINES Of
HYDRAULfC PRESSES an: TOBACCO FIX
ICRES Of All kinds, AID viii carry on GENE
KAL MhCHfE r. and FOUNDRY BUSiNfGS
We cali tho attention Of saw.ml men To our rey
and improved FIiCfI0N SAW-MiLL. which f.
represented to be superior TO anything OF the Mind
heretofore In use By ali parties that have tried Thorn
We invite call from all parties In want OF ma.
chinery OF any kind, aud will guarantee them ,n5;.
substantial work at rCasonabeprices. "''-'
,kRANkLIN MACHINE COMPANY,
AL ~
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WANTED. Il YOUTH of good character,
w who writes fair hand, TO attend III u i.E YIN
business Office. Must come wei lecou .He
4 rjJress Hf;IL ESTATE, through pos-olhce.
NH s-ltt
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MISUNDERSTANDING s;0cDs.
M0USE-EtrRNISEIIS GOODS.
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEESNWA ARE,
ILYER-PLATED and
WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS, &C., &C.

NV assortment OF goods Is now large and ccIn-
peic, Of the newest styles and best Qualities an@l
respectfully call the attention OF the uS!Ic 10 The
same ftot wholesale and retail! dcacrsl. and lGT:e
an examination CT the styles ard prices before pur-
ch,sin. elsewhere. AS my ncw business 3rrau"c-
,ncnts give me increased f,cii;tic3 for rcrcbaFins
Foods nj the loves, rates determined not 20 Ia
undcrsold in this or any other market.
J.. L. TAYLOR,
y u iI SHEDo1'' spectrl partners NH I'm
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DfssOEUTrOxS ~. rAHTNERsHIPa1
I. II = Rs aInoSD, February n,1s7s.
+nIssoLIJTIAs sfrmofTALBoTT
by mutual CHI 9;f. M sp ssssne,e q
YIN hs se 81 t;s5HPANYs 'us fEAshss'A
ANNOUNCEMgyT.

T,,e uI,dars,g having been Incorporated md,
the statutes o. ls ste o. Virginia under the name
PaSY viii continue the bpsiness formerly csrJted
on by TALBoT,F, ETTENGER q ELMO; 6at ,,'s
franklin streets. aHd
lanes IN TALBOT, President;
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y.essE. STEATED. &c.

T OST, on Monday night, on Marshall
- street between First and Fifth, j fine silver
DOUBLE-CASE WATCH lEeaZley makej. in which
WIS likeness Of Henry Clay. liberal reward will
Gc paid II The watch IS left at this Office.
NH 5-"tE
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11TANTED, A GOOD AND RELIABLE
w yOUIE. about fourteen or fifteen years OF
age, to attend to my Office and live at my house:
make himself generally useful, and VINO Is Wiling
70 learn to ffl the plucc Of one whose parents are
;"avjI,r the stale. German preferred;
NH st ~. M w LIZ IN.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-31
PLnAsAxrvILLE, Iowa, July "a

PLHAsAKTvILLE, IOWA, July ~.
MIR. EDIToR:-Therc IL considerable
feeling among the taxpayers ia this
part Of the county against paying our
county and State officers such high
salaries, these being much higher
than the salaries Of similar agents or
employees working for individuals or
com panies; and think 1t would be q
good plan to require the nominees for
Representatives this fall to pledge
themselves to favor aud vote for . law
reducing State and county officers
salaries from 40 to so per cent, and
thereby relieve the already over-taxed
farmers, and others.
There Is some talk here that r. J.
West will be . candidate for County
Auditor l cannot say certainly that
he is aspiring to be = candidate for
the Office; but he has been heard to
remark that lac could perform the du-
ties of the Office and pay his deputy
for 81 100 per year. (s9o0 less than it
now costs). This being the case, why
not elect the man who will work the
cheapest, provided he possesses the
necessary qualifications? And every
one who is acquainted with Mr.. West
knows that he Is In every way quail
fed to I'LL the Office.
6 A. FARMER.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-31

NOTICE, to whom 1t may concern:--
Tho Jones' grave yard, one mile west
Of Knoxville, has recently been en-
closed with good fence; the brush 10
cleared off, aud tho yard IL now ready
for sowing In grass. Persons having
friends buried there, whose graves are
not already properly marked, are re.
quested to come forward and designate
the graves Of their friends, In order
that grass may DO sown and trees
planted. Let us hear from you, gen.
tlemen; this matter must be attended
W, and the remains properly cared for
Thus far the work has been done by
c. Fee and sons, ]. NJ. Jones and
brothers, John Long. John Slaughter
back, Missouri Conway and George
Henry, Jr. {. FEE.
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SheriH's sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU-
ID ton 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 courthouse in the city Of
Knoxville, Marion county, Iowa, on
the 18th day of September A. d. 1873,
between the hours of 8 o'clock a. m.
and o'clock p. M, commencing at
10 O'Clock a. M, the following describ-
ed property to-wit:
Commencing at the northwest cor
ner of the south-west quarter Of the
southwest quarter Of section No. four
az in township No. seventy-six (76)
north, range No. nineteen Q9) west,
and running thence east eighty 1907
rods thence south thirteen (l3) rods,
thence east forty-eight (4S) rods,
thence south forty-three l43) rods
thence west one hundred and twenty
eight (12S) rods, thence north fifty-six
(56) rods to the place of beginning
containing 40 acres more or less.
Levied upon as the property Of VIM.
Martin to satisfy an execution in
favor Of Henry Hegwood and against
VIM. Martin and Isaac w. Wilbur.
J. p. KELLY,
Sheriff Of Marion Co., iowa.
July 10th, 1878. 0-s)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-31

MUsICAL.-The Marion County Mu-
steal Association will hold its Seventh
Annual Con vention at the Court
House in Knoxville, commencing
Monday, Aug. 25, and closing Friday
evening OF same week. Prof. H. X.
Palmer, of Chicago will conduct the
Convention, and will be assisted by
Prof. Otto Schmidt, Of Des Moines, a
noted vioItnist and pianist. Further
information In reference to the Con-
vention will be given hereafter in these
columns In due time.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-31

AFATAL ACCIDENT occurred on the
Central Railroad at Eddyville on the
2sd inst, ~ We learn from . special
dispatch to the Des Moines Repnta-
can:
A brakeman named Charles Hum
phYy, attempted 10 jump from one
car 10 another, and fell between them.
One truck passed over him, breaking
his left leg and arm, while the large
rod OF one Of the brakes passed entire
through the right thigh. OttumwA
surgeons were telegraphed for to am
putate the leg, but he did not rally
sufiicient 70 warrant the operation,
and died at II o'clock In the evening.
His mother lives In Marion county,
aud has been telsgraphed to: He was
= new man on the road and this was
his first trip. The man whose place
he took fell from the same train in
the same way q. Ssarsboro, the day
before. Humphry blames the con-
ductor, and says he told him to jump
when be knew 1t was too far.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-31
MARYsyILLE. Iowa. .

Al AnIoS1AA1S 1O"h A. July 20.
Our town 10 still quiet; and for the
last two or three weeks has been ver;
dull. IN
The only excitement in town iInHr
the resistance some individu-],
making to the enforcement Of -N1at a
visions Of chapter 50 Of The 8, fant i
1872, providing for retaining swine
and sheep from running at large. The
discussion Of the subject has been
pretty warm on our streets for few
weeks and dire the threats made
against the man who dares to enforce
the law. Although threats have been
made, there has As yet been no armed
resistance, and 1t is not probable that
there will be any trouble, for l think
that the leaders In opposing the law
are men of too good sense to openly
defy the law when 1t is az plain as ii
Ia in this case.
Narver q Co. have their new store
room finished and move into it this
week. They have very good room
the best in town--and will doubtless
do good business I'm their hew quar-
tiers. PORT.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-31

Kansas you want to goto Kan
land? If SO, call at the Central Iowa
Land Office, and get THROUGH TICK
EFT from Ottumwa, Iowa; and II you
buy land, you can have the cost OF your
ticket through Kansas credited on the
first payment. Papers containing
Mans and full statistics furnished on
application. This is no humbug. Call
and see me. r.. r. SPERkY,
Agent Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
r. r. t4otI)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-31

GRANGE PICNIC.-The Patrons OF
Husbandry are making arrangements
for = grand picnic at Rosseau, Polk
township, on the 18th Of August. 1t
has been spoken Of as Harvest Home.
Changers and everybody else are invit-
ed. It will be good time for the
farmers, especially, to enjoy day OF
rest and recreation after their long
siege of severe harvest labor. Go to
the woods and the river for a holiday.
Take your baskets aud your fishing
rods, have o feast and a play, and list
en- to some speeches and songs.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-31

To GEORGE f. MILLER:

To GEORGE F.. MILLER:
You are hereby notified that on the
Sd day Of June, 1873, an order Of the
Circuit Court Of Marion county, Iowa,
was entered, ordering and command
ing you to appear within ninety days
from said Sd day OF June, 1873, and
make q full and complete statement
and account of your doings, and
moneys received as guardian Of Viii
liam z. Benson and Mary Jane BEN
son, minor heirs of Alfred BENSON,
deceased, to said court. And that
unless you appear and render an ac-
count and statement az ordered by
said court legal proceedings win he
had against yea and the sureties ON
yonr bond.
In WITNESS WHEREOF, I, Allen
Kamrick, have hereunto set
[sEAL.] my hand and affixed the seal
OF sAid court this ed day OF
June, 1873.
ALLEN HAMRIcK,
(7-10) Clerk Circuit Court.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-31
FARMERS Music has been introduc.

FARMERS MusIc has been introduc-
ed - . special department. Ia tho Iowa
Honestead. The music will be orig
inal, and will appear every week, OF
every other week, ~ circumstances
may dictate, and will Be devoted to
the interests Of the farmer and bis
family. Some will be adapted especi'
Ally TO the wants Of the Patron, while
much Of 1t will apply equally to al.
7hs field u an entirely original ors
Nth the Homestcod, no publication Of
am kind ever havinO made Jdrrners'
music a speciality. Subscription ~ Z
year; to Patrons, $3.50. Addrsss,
Iowa Honestead, Des 1foines, Iowa.