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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-05-18
Roferees' Sa lie.

BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
the Circuit Court Of Marion County.
aud State OF Iowa, we will offer at
public snls. at the door Of the Court
House in the city Of Knoxville. Ma
rion county, Iowa, on the 10Th day OF
May, 1876, between the hours Of 8
O'Clock a. IN, and O'Clock p. M,
commencing at ! o'clock, p. m, the
following described property, to-wit:
Lots two and three (2S3) Ia block Q.
inths city Of Newborn, Marion coun-
~, Iowa.
TERHS:--One third cash In hand,
one third IN ohs year, one third IN
two years, With approx ed security and
ten per stut. intsrest.
Asths property. OF Jamos Turk deed.
Dated April Is, 1875.
ISAAC KhsELAsD | Rsfsres.
4s so n. HELMIcK, "e'e'0ss
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-05-18

Notice IL hereby given, that J. *.
LuIz aud Joseph Hon. partners doing
the name and style Of Luiz d Hon, on
the 18th day Of April. 1876, duly made
and executed ali assignment Of all
their property, both real and personal,
Ia the undersigned as assignee for the
benefit Of all their creditors.
Dated at Knox vile, Iowa, this End
day OF May, A. d. 1875.
/. a. BossgLL,
4s.1 Assignee.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-05-18
Farm for sale.

The Bates farm, situated within :
OF mile OF the Rock Island depot,
now offered for sale. This 10 q spleD
did farm, comprising $50 acres, unde',,
laid with coal, and IN high state %, o.
cultivation. Has an orchard OF Nv
bearing apple trees. For particulars
as to terms ETC., inquire at
7, J, ANDERSON
March "a, 1915, AaeDa
4aatf
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-05-18
Legal Notice.

To WHOM IT MAY CoScERH:
Notice il hereby given that there Ia
now or file in tho office Of the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court Of Marion county,
Iowa, an instrument in writing pur-
porting 10 loo the last will and tesla
ment OF William Kent, deceased,
which will come on for hearing on
the frat day Of the next November
Term OF said Court, commencing on
Monday, the 9th day Of November,
1876, ut which time aud place all per-
sons interested may be heard.
Dated at Knoxville. April %, 1875.
ALLEN BAMRIcK,
1851 Clerk Circuit Court.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-05-18

Champion complete harvesting machine made 1t
material wrought light
durable The farmers in the country using Champion
1t the champion all
FURST BRADLEY PLOWS,
Climax planter
Riding Walking City
celebrated Mitchell We
Implements, which all Firstca warranted 1873
Street, opposite
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-05-18
ELEGANCE or STYLE.
PERFFECTION Of FIT,

Are the three predominant characteristics Of thvss
psrf.ct patterns. They smbody the best features Of
the latest Psrisisp stylss. adapted 80 the Amsros
lasts BY the meet skilliui and prsstisal aadistss
livery pattern 10 carefully ftSsd to the human azure
before IL 10 presented 10 the public. Tks sxplicis
directions that accompany each Pattern make thsis
ass perfectly easy ana satisfactory 10 The NOSE nsx
psr,snesd No Patterns ere veil qualified to acct
the demands Of ths niiy. In ssIvs. the bsst ssi
essss 81 popular faver. they have far optssri, psd
regular eustemsr.
We send ous hssdssnsiy illustrated Cstologas,
postpaid, ~ ssy sasr.ss,
A1kATs WAITED. Address,
Dom sstie" sewing Machine Go.
I.As.iy NAN roAk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-30

by william B. Holmes, who states his liabilities at
S10S162 o. and his real assets at $4,000 and by MOT
ria Kohn who gives his liabilities &C s62534 40 ana his
real assets at $1S,f5l 81
In 1878, James McKeOn, as the lowest bid
der obtained contract for grading cnrbing and nag
ging Madson-ave. from Ninety-ninth 70 Onehundred-
and-ffth-ss. The sureties approved were unable 10
justify and the Commissioner Of Public Works consented
10 approve sufeties and sent the papers 10 tho
Controller for action The Commissioner subsequently
wished consider his approval aud wrote letteI 70
Mr. Green 10 that effect. Tie contractor thcreuon pro
cured "a temporary Injunction tOrbiddug the tohttOieI
to return the papers the COmmssiOnef without acuE
upon them, aud the before Judge LtNithtV
yesterday two motions, one for mandainus 10 Ciu
pei the Commissioner carry ont the contract he nc
for order setting aside tho injunction against MT
Green.
Judge Van Worst ended yesterday an I'M
usually busy term OF the Especial" branch OF the SUI
preme Court The volume OF litigation I'm the courts OF
this city has increased immensely Of late, but In no
branch is this increase more marked than III that o
Especial Term" The actually heard ana dsposeu
OF by Judge Van Worst in October included 20 demuIIes
and SO trials Of issues 81 law and fact while In NuVe
her file dcmurrers DISPOSED and the issues OF
law and fact A. I'm all 159 for AZ WORKING uays
Some these of u1tng, but among mem
were eases Of contested wills, one nVONlhg III Jun
ion over 100 pages ana several heavy railroad ea3
A number of the cases involved new ana ptlpicNI's
points OF mortgage law, which have recently Deth
brought up "a determine what s the true elect Oh VIC
usury laws sales oil mortgages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-30
CRIMINAL MOTIFS.

William Mckenzie. who was arrested for steallng
of diamonds and watches from Marcus f.hsianu, "
iewery ~ saratoga, on sept 49, wa scntectu w.
day years Imprisonment in the state Prison ny Ie
corder Hackett.
At the Washington Place Police Court Yesterday
The two emigrant sWndeIs and confidence men, VIM iOo
eTts alas Sip Cochran, and VIM. Fitzgerald tls fo.i,
who swindlcd Henry out OF 10 on SATURDAY ~ "0i'
he'd IN $1,000 BAIL
At the Tombs Police Court Yesterday Anthony
Consock The society for the Suppression on ouSno
Literature, charged john Manning Of No 90
81 ami Crsophrr Fox OF 800 Tbrdsve., with stilng
Indecent publications. They each detained IN ivy
ball. Walter Harms, sailor on coulalt on IN ~
FOu "a Precinct held n deiaul OF sow pa i' '
rying concealed weapons in Watsrst ID,
John Hector. Owen Mc(iuire, B. Connors, David
Keefe Henry Lyons Timothy keeic Thomas Murphy, anu
Peter ean brought before United states tonlss9 81
Davenport yesteRay charged with yO ting the election H
unlaWuly NATURALIZATION papers ~ oh9 VOC
held In 900 bail others e-sed on their pNh
TIE arrested men are al ftsuets ul
town Their Will presented % tue Grand jury ou~y
In the Court OF General Sessions Yesterday. jacob
OF burglary Oh The premise
of John Berzei of No 100 Est lhnds ANA "as SehhOSu
10 . year. imprisonment ia tho STATE Prison; ms acc"v
Andrew Braun, sentehcu <" ho
wears James AoGuIre for stealing Tony fhs!"
diamonds state Prison Tor years
Hedingto for burglary OF the premises OF iHoaas
al no 3O7 East Twenty outs, sent to tho feh'eh'
tisry t0T 10 years.
George H. GaulieT the French teacher who was
mt nn tiial before Recorder kC ia the Court 81 GENERA
Sessions "Wednesday, for exhibiting obscene books sii
pictures yesterday withdrew hs plea 81 not gny ana pet
was subsequently, brought the bar where Assistant b
tric Aarev Be for Ills sentence the charge OF
forgery which Gauier pleaded guilty Ia lsG' on Sake
by special IOst OhCe Agent tlyl'I VINO also
tecta him IN robbug letters. AT that time Gaurr gave me
GauttitT He again vmandtd IN order inst Ills
identity rs arrested IN 1894 might be established
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-30
TIE pooLsELLING PEST.

REAL MOTIVES or MoRRIssEY AND OTHERS IN AL
LOWING MIN 10 WITHDRAW THEIR MONEY
HOW nm Police COMMISSIONERS LOOK UPON
THE WHOLE Evil.
The motive of the booksellers IN urging
epon the holders Of tickets the general result OF the
Presidential election, TO agree to withdraw the money
always diminished by the booksellers commission, is
wholly selHsh This step Is not caused by wish TO ae-
eommOdate who cannot do without the money lying
Idle In the pool boxes, those who have WITHDRAWN
their bets are beginning 20 find out Morrssey started
Tie oar pay back the money less the commission and
mas been advertising II ever since lie was shreVa
enough take into consideration the fact that the $780,
900 or 100000 tax which he entitled by custom to
levy on the men who had pat their thousands INTO DIS
pooi box, would slip through his fingers If such coP-
Gallons should arise in regard TO the result OF the eecoh
Is 70 make IL necessary 70 declare the pools on Inc
betting was the general result OF the contest But
ths votes actually in the ballotboxes ore decided not
70 have settled the result legally and fairly
there might be such pressure orrssey from Demo-
cratic betters &c declare the pools off, on the claim that
hey made their wagcrs the count Of the votes actu
ally cast that he might yield TO It, Some Of the betting
men also assert that they expect TO the election OF
President thrown into the House Of Representatives,
and that the pools would probably be declared of in that
ease. The booksellers get commission on pools that
sfe declared Of; hence their anxiety TO have betters
withdraw investments, they retain their percentage
on oil The withdrawn The pool-seIlersall Of
whom believed 70 be Democrats and to have worked
IN Ildens ntereat In the campaign by trying 10 nnu
eaee opin0R through pretended betting-ssscrt that
they nd the holders OF Hayes tickets willing to
withdraw tesr eaAsF Than sheso Who bet the sue
sss Of Tden. The fasss DO not point strongly 70 this
and Il h believed that she amount Of money far with
uswn is not large has been asserted. But on all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-30
ATTACHMENT AGAINST THE PRoPRIETORs OF
NiBLO'S GARDEN.

William L. DeveTna has brought suit against
Charles T. Arnold Charles Is. stoughton and john Nc
Co IN the Supreme Court and has procured attach
roent against their property The plaintiff sues as
assignee Of Benson Sherwood who claims TO be author Of
"Baba now running Nblos and alleges that the de
PENDANTS as propetors Of Nbos agreed to pay Sherwood
per cent on their receipts ana 800 week. and that
under this agreement 1922 is due. The case came before
Jdce Lawrence on pdTe application for an attach
,nf ON the ground that the defcndantS are about 10
convey their property with intent 10 deiiaud thCr cfed
tf and fhs allegation Is based the andiyt OF one
Tuzi3D who has already Obtained an attachment against
IN setting forth that Arnold IN MS hearing
M tbo1 M McCno mad changed the locks IN the thea
@ and nd ysed hun Duzian) that n he desired 10 gct ms
money Inc would do well 10 hurry up his proceedings
Tndrs Lawrence granted the attachment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-30
DECISIONS Nov. %.

Sr,y.eme Court Eamb,rs-Ry JUDGE Lawrence
Eanl i aFl Warn i r9isy at The Mtr So Hoprs as
Hops Couort act iprdeis granted. Immigrant Ind
NeisI,ninm Hattol aei steycrs-Au attachment having
he ar iarnishes the u6Gcrta.nr prescribed ~ tns 5tt,
iae OF 'lr 1er . r,'la s ir, soed NE caari hat
b. hcld IN opposition 20 ts ayreaiiah A.
Iiaeken agL Redo Morns AIT Husi,s: M'Hror ago, N,I
In AIT required. Wilson AT Bcyans-
Ey Juder Donobue-Forre AIT. Gbbs.-order granted
"1.o Gs 8ara"Saei Of Carman-orier settled As
within 81 be- cagr"sst ud handed ~ ,or ny Lat ~
po cpnGgnc! and Judgment s,sn'd ihe iiebre" s'
neyggat olA drylu .t . lei sas1ents be- IN
Crossed with The hudMe' AgsIa'S aE. W. 9.r s1d
oicrFindiucs OF fact and conclusions OF la" settled ana
ssaed
Sppcrior Corrt-Speciql Tc7p-By Judge Spcir.-
Bcri ast BerLoOri,r appointing -tas'us = Spencer 70
cciycr IN acc ~ Joseph IT, curry secr agt Burl-gr5r
M o Tfe fvauty.fhird street z. CO. q a. TIE
ejGstADts aous oh- ap3 M f Tie oW,iy SAVINGS
act smith a. 4-Oer 10 amend summons agd an pIoec,d
nd Monday Of Dscombcf Nford aCt Eorih Am.ncan ne
insurance Company Order restoring oArn" to geo. a
Tgn.Tt eq Tfr5o s ag Order et'iad
Cooper a.. Mo.r IL Ge9do- as Noler e. al Uriers ON
order tai comi.siOn issue IN agt MORGAN ei a. Gar
Sas go e 81 G.1s 6. Ss sane Mccair oct
same holman agi. same Aeis asI sine IN on ~
Third Ayeaae Railroad company at Days,j IT,; Fowler sst
Hy Judge sedgNicE-Burnham ct al agt Bronnan'-ca"'
OrltTeh on lie.
Marine Coarf-Chaabers- Justice McAdam.-
Zclnaa krussk0fOpiuun nlcd hcrinauce agt ilhy
una !ae preat torn 81 s g9ns," ,5 51ao sT s Noa
-ccevpr permitted MC-ne 4gt Duuonue huny on
act Phil pa-Motous granted Layton Hd. Ens,Ord"r OF
arrest vacated. We.Lr sgt kyer.Jamos hcNhy, esd ap
ro,ufed receiver ogden at. Frau1eManJ dtU'ut Tor
plaintiff Gerhard agt Nolan attachment ordered hg de-
lraant Kobbe agt Niuuig FOR aEi Ltle Ha;,i.- hg.
f.nlis noted McNab rg ~tOutruuergJ. huord go, ~
uoiusd receiver. Place. Van Brunt pointed
ioceyor. McMarln sgt Audeisgni hcNabg at i.lss,u
LchmaigT; Gore art Observation-Disclosures uotto
Schwab agi Hes man. Complaint dismissed cOIdbouay
Indian ag NlIs'O We'll agt Bird; ROM ag happi snyder
apt agt Nduassusr Solomon ag Sch"HrZi :
ieA agt rOunen H0use agt ELzuAsi Robinson agI An
Knott ltCh at. De iVufcty Idiin
AokeI6On; Post agt. Eack-OTIoIs granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-30
CARING FOR A NEGLECTED CHILD.

A writ of habeas corpus against the Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO Children was made re-
turnabe yesterday before Judge Lawrence III enlie'
60, Cl,auhers Tlewrit Is sued out by Mary Burke
% hos tven other names alsoin order 20 receive pos
session OF a child named Thomas Kennedy The return
OF te officers OF the society Is tina; some weeks ago tny
found the won an and child in the stieeAO NW loih,
tire woman hall demcuted In appearance me en
,ated md covered with sores. They had her arrested,
and she was for few days 10 the island VIII I 'h
d was semi 10 tie Randa's Island hospital, where ne
mas I'm sart been cured They insist that If the woman
i fhe c1lds mother Is not III 10 be trusted WIN us
care Judge Lawrence adjourned the case 90 sa'uiU"
for further hearing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-30
limited STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 20.-Ihe following was the
United states supreme Court to-day Wedne
day: 800. o.. . =, 49,. -. .,
rrecduauH savings and Trust company
-fhe arguments of this cause c9nuaued py Mr W. CS
of council for the appellants aud MI Euoe Iott.n ior te
appellee concluded by Mr H. Darneiio FOR the appel
lants -
act The BeTkshirc Life Insurance Compauys cause wa
rpeI nv Ny Thomas tsyuc OF counsel scr Tie ptinilH iu
error and by Nr Miltr FOR M, DEF, ndaut m fo
NO ll5-Janes Callahan, IT, appellant agt Mcel liur
lcy-Ihe argument ~ Ia. cause vas gun " III H.
Lowe 81 counsel tor the appellant ,.,--.
Su. l25-Frvdcrck Hcrhoid. ilauuu IN error agJ 'lu
Ncfuis cIusc-was submitted on printed
arguments bv j. 4. Gus 81 c"uusel Tot paiuu ~ tio
AND by ST.. j. IT. boutwell, Tor defendant u error
No l2Ihr Town OF Genoa. piuih In error, a9t Id"-iu
c. FIgder.-Di smssad lor stipulation.
Adinlrnnl unul MONDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-30
TILE coNrINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Complaints of the delay in the announce
ment of the condition Of the Continental Life Insurance
Company having been received by THE TRIBUNE, re-
porter called upon John J. Anderson, the roc ver to
obtain statement from him. Mr.. Anderson denied that
he was delaying the report IN the slightest degree.
Extra help had secured 10 assist In Strengthening
the affairs Of the company. lie had made no PROMISE
relative to the time OF finishing his work. IL more
complicated than he had believed There were
nearly 2l,O0O policies which would have
70 be examined and valued; number Oh
a.sets and liabilities would have To be investigated,
and the agents accounts must he satisfactorily settd
before he could approximate the condition OF the
companys affairs. lie said thar tire agents were causing
great deal Of trouble by claiming lOsses through me
fairTe OF the COMPANY aud using To gave INN thelr
accounts With reference to the other causes oi com
plnt by the policy holders, Ar Anderson declared tt
they were the result OF erroneous impressions when
would be cleared up due time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-30
THE COUNTS.
THE STREET RAILROAD SUITS.


OF the three suits, in which the Central
Crossown Railroad is the real party sde-thoush
the people joined with it plaintiffs in one of the
suitsand the three street railroads the BleeckeF Street
and Fulton Ferry Railroad, tine Christopher and Tenth
Street Railroad and the Twenty Street Railroad are
on the other two the suit to prevent any interference
Wits tie building Of new road FUurteentlst under
the charters the Bleecker Street Road and the peo-
pies suit to prevent such building, TO have been
ard yesterday motions to continue the iniunctions
on either side, but after talk among the COUNSEL
were adjourned Friday next. The iujunctons were
meanwhile modified on behalf OF the Christopher and
Tenth street Railroad Company TO allow II 10 lay
tracks where il has already torn up the street ana re-
store the street TO passabe condition The modiuca
on To permit and leave is hereby expressly granted
The plaintiff proceed with and CVpetc Tue Ilodu
tracks here the street Is torn MP IL EOureeLth
between FOarthaye aud the west side OF BrOd"ay ana
10 restore the pavement Of said street after the compile
ton said unfinished track Tins order 10 be without
prejudice the rights OF either party and ID made or
tie public convenience and the return day mentioned III
the within order is hereby changed 10 Friday, Dec. IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-30
CIVIL NOTES.

The Judgment in the suit of Eugene Mar
tinez against Juan del Vale was entered yesterday VIZ"
,i" -. ca1 1r.r verdict was $50 and the costs
re,e taxed at 1897 "a, making her whole yu1slcat
s2i7 "a which was promptly discharged py INC oe-
PENDANT.
Schedules in pursuance of insolvent assign
.,. sre ed yesterday in the Court Of Common Pleas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-30
STRICT PRomBrToRY LAWS REco,wEYDED.

The Board of Managers of the National
Temperance Society, Of which William L. Dodge Is
President, at a meeting Tuesday afternoon adopted
resolutions requesting the House OF Representatives TO
concur In the passage OF the bill 10 provide for the Hp
Monument OF commission Of inquiry TO investigate and
report upon the results Of the traffic in alcoholic liquors
in connection with crime, paupers, &c, and also con
eruinc license aud prOGbitOIy legislation; aisO, askn
tbe Commission the Bestbr Government Of CUES
10 inyesgate the subject ana recommend 10 the
Iaslaure 10 abolish all drgmshOps, and 10 restrict ihe
tc In aconOic liquors 10 the purposes o. science arr
MI uec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-30
TILE corRr OF APPEALs.

ALBtSY, Nov. 20.-Day calendar for Monday, Dec.
4: Sos. A. &, 8, 33, 40. a. - 30 30, ~. and ~.
In Count oi Appeals, Wednesday nov -, lo.b a., -.
No 2j-nayiGn agt J0hutou Argued ~ Francis KEENAN,
for appellant and J.. e. Al ali Tor respondent. -
~ 80 gru agt Tqu.tsble fle Iu.urluco Co.-Argucd
IN A.il resu Tor appellant l.. l. BHui,t i0r rcsInudf9t
80. 1S-HanuaA as ilanuah Ar-4ed uy T. NJ Harris 'o'
appellant L.. ]. Burdett fpr respondent. 49,
Va ~ Homer Az. Guagdu Mutual Insurance Co NJ.
re hy Aslbo Green Ion appellant Car.cs J.. Ai,i Tor
rcsp0udtuL .-.,...-. ,,,, A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-30
TIE RAILROAD SUIT AGAINST MR.. TILDEN.

Tn the case of Body against Samuel j.
Tdep. implicated with others, Che particulars Of which
have been already published, motion was made on be
half Of the pn before Judge speir. in the superior
Court Special Term yesterday 70 SCI asiuo al oAlon
:, - 20 apsover granted TO Mr.. Tdcn. This was
so On the gronud that the defendants time had
been so much occupied with election hass tnA e au
moi been able 20 prepare tbe necessary wy
Ihe court reserved Its decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-30

The suit of John Titon and wife against
the United States Life Insurance Company and the
Union Mutual Company Of Maine ana others which has
already been noticed In THE TRIBUNE, came ny ycster
day before Judge Van Brunt, in Common Pleas, Special
Term motion to vacate an order for the eAanina-
ton Of the president and secretary OF the frs.naued
company for the purpose Of preparing complaint in the
action The substance OF the affidavit Of Mr. iilion Is
that he believes he induced exchange old policies
for new tess than the real value Of the old ones
and that there scheme foot 90 transfer the prop
e1fy and insurance. of the Network company To The
Maine company without the consent OF the insured hr
VaudcrpOe IOr officers OF the company insisted tNat
y. the ycucy OF both comp .iCs admitted and
even insisted by tie plaintiff caSe FOR relief was
presented b. the plaintiffs own andaYlt aud The pro
uOsd examination had appearance Of bsdg intended
Tor sOiao other purpose Than the plaintiffs own inter
eyts Tie court reserved IFS decision " l. bu!cr APP
peared for the plaintiff; A. j. VaudorpOcl iol the officers
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