Real Estate Transactions

The following is a list of transfers of real es tate in Washtenaw County, of which deeds hav been recorded in the Register's office, since ou last : Jas. A. Jones to Andrew Ryan, east half o lot No. 250, Harwood's add. to city of Ypsilanti Price $900. John L. Harlow to Geo. W. Bachman, lot in E. Congdon's third add. to village of Chelsea Price $500. Kosana (ireenmg and Bridget Wall to Chas Cooper, 157 acres on sections 19 and 25, in town ship of Dexter, and sec. 30 in Lyndon. Price $6,000. Jas. M. Congdon to Frederick Gierbach, lots 4, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, in block 4 of J. M. Congdon's second add. to village of Chelsea. Price $160. S. H. Gay to Willie Gay, lot 5, in Gay's plat of the second add. to village of Milan. Price 50. Jas M. Congdon to Frederick Gierbach, lots and 6 in J. M. Congdon's secoud add. to village of Chelsea. Price $55. Horace T. Baldwin to Ebenezer B. Hovey, 41 eres of land on section 8, in Lima. Price 1,400. Fannie Gates to J. C. Taylor, lots 22, 23, 24, 5, 26, 27, 28 and 29, in block 2, according to ecorded plat of village of Chelsea. Price Í700 Simón H. Gay to Chas. S. Gay, lot 6, of Gay's plat of the second addition to yillage of Milan. Price ÍS0. Catharine Malonney to Hughey McLaughlin, 68 28-100 acres of land in townships of Sylvan nd Lyndou. Price $500. Fredenck A. Spaulding, jr., to V. M. Spauldng and Philip Bach, south 3-4 of lot 8, in block south of range 9 east, in city of Arm Arbor. rice 2,ó00. Bussell Mills to William Smith, lot 22 and part of lot 21, of Mills' addition to the village of Saline. Price $200. Isaac üray to Bobt. Lambie, 28 1-2 acres of land, on sec. 33, in Superior. Price $1,140. Peter Gorman, sr., to Peter Gorman jr., south half of se. quarter of sec. 23, and ne. quarter of ne. quarter of sec. 35, in Lyndon. Price $1,275. John J. Easterly to O. W. Fullerton, 20 acres of land on section 35, in Saline. Prioe $1,000. Frederick Gross to Frederick Furthmueller, 12 7-100 acres of land, on section 12, in Freedom. Price $378.50. Catheriue C. Cain to Floriue E. Yost, lot 45, in Stuck's additiou to City of Ypsilanti. Price $1,850. Charles C. Collins to Ambrose A. Alfred, the nw, quarter of the ue. quarter of section 23, ui Augusta. Pnce $300. Abraham C. Voorhies to Christiua Voorhies 40 acres of land, on section 14, in Lodi. Price $3,000. Mariah Hartwell to Sophia Hartwell, 10 acres of land, on section 25, in Saline. Price $500. The November term of the Circuit Court oommences on Monday next. The calendar will be a large one, and the number of cases are divided as follows : Criminal, - - - - 11 Issues of Fact, - - - 64 Chancery, - - - - - 21 Imparlance, .... 7 The criminal calendar is as follows : The People vs. Joseph Spears, laiceny. The People vs. Chas. A. Durand, assault with intent to kill. The People vs. Adelaide Lewitt, appeal. The People vs. John Worden, appeal. The People vs. James II. Stringham, disobediance of officers writ. The People vs. John Maloney, burglary and larceny. The People vs. Jethro Maybe, murder. The People vs. Lewis Wacker, assault with intent to kill. The People vs. Morris Daley, malicious killing of animáis. The People vs. William EL Patten, embezzlement. The People vs. J. R. Emory, cruelty to animáis. SOYPT AND ICELAND IN THE YEAK 1874, by Bayard Taylor. New York: G. P. Putnain's Sons. Bayard Taylor was very fortúnate in the time aelected for his visit to Iceland- the millenial celebration of the settleraent of the island. The account given in this little book of his journey thither from the north of Scotland, through the Shetland and Orkney Isles, his expenences in [celand, his description of the country and of ;he Millenial Celebration, participated in by the King of Denmark, his journey to the Thingrella and the Geysers are very interesting, furnishng a rare opportunity for the exercise of the ine descriptivo powers of the author, - an oportunity which he has improved, and his account is far more interesting than that of Byrce or Lord Dupperin. About one-half of the book is taken up by an aocount of the author's trip to Egypt. The Pyramids, Temples, and other gigantic monu. ments of antiquity in that wonderful country remain ; but what with railroads, canals, telegraphs and manufacturing machinery, Egpyt is ast loosing its Oriental character. lts social cbaracteristics are rapidly becoming European. !ts climate too is chauging, and rain ie much more frequent than in former times. The author's comparison of Egypt now with what it was during a former visit twenty years ago is very striking. The description of his trip to ?yoom, a región out of the ordinary course of travel, and rarely visited, although but a day's ourney from Cairo, is new and entertaining. The book is elegantly gotten up with flexible corners, and printed on tinted paper. - For sale by John Moore.