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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-22

From the subscriber on or about the 9Th inst,
a dark BAY MARE and MULE COLT The
Mare is blind in one eye, has a large saddle
mark on left side and is about Is hands high.
Any person taking up said Mare and Colt and
returning to me, or informing me of their where
abouts. by letter addressed to me at Fort Mill,
York District, s. c., will be literally rewarded.
WILEY p. LANNON'S.
Dec. %, 1857. SS-3t-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-22

~ The 1eriter of a communication in
the last Wing" signed "Anon'' will be
found d" under the proud banner of San"
before we are. When the editor of this
paper was comparatively a stranger in this
section, false insinuations of that kind were
made against his politics from what cause
or for what purpose we could not under
stand and did not care, feeling. as we did,
a consciousness of being right. If the wri
ter of that communication wants to attack
us, let him make himself known and we
shall then see whose practices accord most
consistently with principle. We don't fear
an open enemy; neither do we intend any
one shall place US in a wrong position. We
know what democracy means without any
prompting from anonymous writer's The
western Democrat" is democratic paper
and we defy any one to show to the con-
trary; it is untrammeled in any way, and
controlled solely by its editor, without ac-
knowledging enemies to punish or particu-
lar friends to reward. Whenever it de-
viates from principle it will be time enough
to try to throw suspicion upon it. But we
feel no uneasiness on the subject, and en-
terrain no prejudices against any one, but
are determined TO defend ourselves against
unjust insinuatiOns, come from whatever
source they may.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-22


~ With regard to the suicides at Fay
etteville, a notice of which we published
last week, the correspondent of the Peters
burg Express gives the following additional
particulars:
Il regret to send you the shocking intel
ligence Of tho suicide of VIM. F. Wight
man, Esq, Editor of the North Carolinian,
together with that of young man named
n. S. Elliott. They were found dead in
the bed of Mr. Elliott, at the Shemwell
House.
In the room were found two notes writ
ten by Mr. Wightman, in one of which he
says:
"Onc of US (Wightman) has had this in
contemplation for two years, and that now,
having good company he has concluded to
start for better or worse country; that he
wished Drs. Gillian and Hagh to examine
his brain, SO that the jury of inquest and
public would be convinced that this mode
IF death was not from any temporary in
sanity, but was the choice of both Elliott
and himself"
In the other note, Mr. Wightman requests
that as Mr. Elliott was the only true friend
he ever had, that in death they might not
be divided but desired that both might be
inferred together.
The verdict of the jury was that they
both came to their death Ly taking Cynaret
Of Potassia.
Mr. Elliott was from Griffin, Georgia had
lived here for eighteen months, and was
much beloved by his few intimate friends
which he had made. His remains were in
TERED to-day by the Masonic Fraternity,
Sc Oh
Mr. Wightman was q native of South
Carolina, under 80 years of age, and a wri-
ter of considerable ability. He was buried
this afternoon by the Lafayette Light In
fantry, of which company he was q mem
Oer.''
SECRET PoLITIcAL PARTY.-It is stated
in the Boston papers, that new secret
political party has been organized in that
CITY, called the "Heart-in- Hand Club"
There are number of passwords, signals
and grips, but there is no initiation fee, nor
any expenses beyond voluntary contribu-
ton to pay expenses of the hall. The
particular object or policy of the order is
not given.
| THE SLAVE TRADE.-Mr Majors, Of
Pickens, Alabama, has introduced into the
Legislature of that State the resolution in
favor of re-opening the Slave Trade, lately
submitted to the South Carolina Senate.
FIRE IN HILLsBoRo'.-Major Howerton's
Hotel, in Hil!sboro', was burnt on the 9th
inst, together with all its furniture, pro
visions, out-houses, DE-. The fire originated
in an upper room Of one of the boarders.-
Salisbury Watchman.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-22

LATEST FOREIGN NEws.-The steamer
Canada arrived on the 18th instant, with
Liverpool dates to the 5th. The sales of
bales, of which spectators took lO,5OO
and exporters $500. The week opened
with an advance of | to Id on previous
quotations, but closed with declining ten
doncy. BrcadStuffs dull.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-22

CHARLESTON, Dec. 1.-THE cotton market
was very quiet to-day, owing principally to the
very full rates asked by factors, in consequence
of the light stock Offering The sales were limi-
ted to 385 bales, at unchanged prices. viz: 81 TO
| l04 cents.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-22

II Or friend, the Editor of the Sails
bury Banner, Mr. Newsom, paid us q visit
during the past week. Like editors gcner-
ally, We found him very clever gentleman.
Success to him, and long may his Banner"
wave.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-22

~ There is a good deal of truth in the
following article from the Salisbury Watch
man. Probably the latter part of it is a
little too severe, for in most cases we are
inclined to think that those in arrears al
low themselves to become SO by neglect
more than from a desire to defraud Some
persons will take paper for number of
years and then quietly move off or change
their location without ever saying word
to the editor or paying for it. We have al
ways had subscribers enough, and many
more than would pay; but with tho aid of
the paying ones we have kept things in
motion, and hope to continue to do so. But
here is the article:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-22

REMARKS.-We reduce quotations for
Cotton-very little offering. The market
has been well supplied with Corn. Flour
and Wheat have slightly declined-a good
deal of Wheat has been in market.
Trade was brisk the past week, and all
kinds of produce selling readily.
We learn that large amount OF groce-
ries have been sold in this market within
the last few weeks.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-22

SINKING FUND.-The Raleigh Standard
says the commissioners of the Sinking
Fund of North Carolina, Hons. Thos. Ruff
fin, ID. l.. Swain and w. y. Edwards, met
in that city on Friday last, and organized.
Q. BuSbee, Esq, was appointed Secretary.
The dividend from the Raleigh and CASTOR
Railroad. amounting to about $29, coo, was
paid over to the commissioners, and by
them invested in State Bonds at $92. This
is the first amount realized to the Sinking
Fund. The Central Road is expected to
pay 100000 soon, on the States preferred
stock of one million of dollars.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-22
WALKER RESIGNED.

Hon. Il. j. Walker, Governor of Kansas
has resigned, and written a lengthy letter
to the Secretary of State on Kansas affairs.
He opposes the Lecompton Constitution,
and takes ground in opposition to the Ad-
miniStration ON the subject. His letter
is well tempered; we will lay it before our
readers next week. We are glad that he
has resigned
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-22
THE MARKETS.
Charlotte, Dec. %, 1857.

WEEKLY BY T. NJ. FARROW
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-22

70 A CORE spondent of the Petersburg
Express, giving an account of the proceed
ings of the n. C. Conference recently in
session at Goldsboro, says:
REV. Mr. Burton, from the Education
Committee, presented a minority report,
recommending Randolph Macon College to
the favorable consideration of the people.
A very spirited discussion sprung up be-
tween MPssrs. Burton, Carter. Archer, Jas.
Reid and Carson for the report. and Messrs.
n. F. Reid, Deems, Frost and Gloss against
it. | cannot undertake to give even the
outlines of the discussion, but it was very
spirited, and began to think the devil had
sure enough left the tailors and got among
the preachers.
The ayes and noes were called for, and
the names of all stand recorded in the
journal. The result was "a for the report
and 81 against it. Several of the preachers
on the Danville district, and among them
Rev. J. L. Fisher and Rev. John Tillet.
voted against it.
DIR. Deems Chairman of the Committee
on Edacation, then presented the reports
of the committee, embracing Wayne Fe-
male College, Olin High School. Lenoir In
stitute. Warrenton Female College. Glen
Anna Female Seminary, Danville Female
Seminary, Raleigh Femal Seminary. and
Jnnesville Male and Female Academy
Nothing said of Randolph Macon Col
lege. The report was adopted"
We learn from the same source that the
Rev. s. s. Bryant was expelled from the
Conference.
"a A telegraphic dispatch in the papers
states that the Legislature of South Carolina has
refused to lrgalize the suspensions of the Banks
in that Stat,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-22
From, The Salisbury Iutchn,an.

Circumstances have much to do with the
honesty of men, especially in regard to the
payment of debts. Some men who are
very prompt to pay those who are near to
them, not unfrequently neglect and utterly
refuse to pay a debt to one afar off. Edi-
tors have a good opportunity to discover
the honest and the dishonest among their
distant patrons. and they do it. We can
sort them out as easily as farmer can sort
his black and white sheep. We have in
our minds eye now, number of most I'M
mittigatcd scoundrels, who will probably
only repent in eternity the wrong they have
done Us. If it were not for the honest por-
ton of their patrons, editors would much
more frequently retire in disgust from the
editorial chair. AS it is, the faithfulness
and honesty of by far the largest number,
overcomes the meanness of rogues. and SO
they drive on pretty cheerfully. Rognes
yes, we say rogues for a man who neg
lects to pay an honest debt, Is morally
rogue, and ought to be so branded by hon
est men every where. The man who takes
q newspaper, or orders advertising, and re-
fuses or neglects to pay for it, is as much
a rogue as he who appr"priates TO his own
use the private property of another.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-22

"a A telegraphic dispatch in the papers
states that the Legislature of South Carolina has
refused to Irgalize the suspensions of the Banks
in that State.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-22

FIRE IN HILLsBoRo'.-Major Howerton's
Hotel, in Hilsboro', was burnt on the 9th
inst, together with all its furniture, pro
visions, out-houses, &e. The fire originated
in an upper room of one of the boarders-
Salisbury Watchman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07
PLUMMER 4 CO.

A0 "a ~ En- q w. EfG
No. fsS MAlnsst. bes.AsA 5sh,
"awaoLxsALs AND RETAIL psALERs IN
B U l. ID i h /, II ARD ARE.
Lave now in store a full stock Of Building
i L Materials, sach rs Rim and Nortisc Looks,
Lstchss and Knobs, Butts, screws and Boiss. sash
PulIeys and Cords, Sash Fastcnings. Bells, Car
riages, Wardrobe Hooks, Gate Hinges, 3d., &c.
Also, isrgestosk of
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
PLU N III n 4 CO.,,
DRALERsN
SASH, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS,
A RE prepared to furnish French and American
"A Glass Of any sine desired. Aisc, British
Crown Glass Sash of all common sizes; Linsecd
Oil, Varnishes, Spirits Turpentine, Alcohol
Paris Chrome Green, dry and in oil and all the
cheaper qualities Of Green; all sorts Of Graining
Colors Gold Leaf Silver and Copper Bronze
Paintand Varnish Brushes. Also.
WHITE LEAD AND WHITE ZINC.
We are also Agents for the State Of Iowa for
"fostei' 3 Patent Friction Window Supporters
which are now coming into very general use, md
are an excellent substttate for weights pulleys,
aDd grent saving Of expense. ii
~ Agents wanted TO sell them through the
State.
We are also agents for keokuk for fsWhite's
Pendulum Curtain Fixtures the simplest and
beat Curtain Fixture ever invented.
PBUMMEK 4 CO.,
jyaVdaw Conn's Building, lis Main-sf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07
BRUCE l. SON,
land Agents md KrOk GFs,


EXCHANGE AND LAND WARRANTS,
wa Lands, imPyorsd Yarns, Torn Property, Sc,
FORT DoDGE, IOWA.
M X pay particular attention to tho select ion Of
Nv Lands and their location, wi th cash or Land
warrants, in the Fit. Dodge, Sioux City and Usage
Land Dctricts, Iowa. We have agents at Sioux
City and Usage, who devote their whole time and at.
tenton to the transaction of bust ness The IT.
Dodge district will receive our personal attention
We will collect notes, bills, drafts and ances
throughout Iowa, and remit proceeds promptly In
drafts ON New York. Heal Estate MI d Land War
rants bought and sold ON commission. Titles ex-
amned and taxes paid. We also pay PARTICULARS
ATTENTION To the loaning Of Land Variants for non
residents, the loaning al money ut best western
rates. and 20 Investments generally. We examine
carefully nil landf We locate and win rive Mai and
descr t'eh. uur epnmifsian for loaning locating
Lame afrantsin the alb We named districts will be
Slo per ioo, w per l2e, 81 per 50. and IS per ~
acres, which should accompany his warrants, !. nd
aso the Lana utaee fees On Warrants Of for caes
~ acres, IN bills or drafts on New York
LAND ENTERED ON TINE,
All business eptrated TO us will rcce, Sc ,xa,,,,
ard caretu! a,saation. Cores pond s,lic,t.J
apr29-d&w1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

complete and perfect
COOKING STOVE NOW IN USE!
The Fatternsare entirely new, having been n ads
by us his year. They are fas, supplantinc alloth-
or Cooking stoves in thp market he demand for
them i already so great that are pre- pairing to
aruiae'ure hftyo VI them per day. Those wanting
that ALMOST ipdispensille article, n good Cooking
Stove, should rememt or that improvement and
progress are the order Of the day, and that iu ar
ticle If domestic use, las there been greater I'M
proyemrnt within the lastten years, than the ono
greatly promote your interests by seiectSp,- rho
"NEW ERA" COOKING STOVE,
inprcfnr nee totakingup With one Of anantiauatsd
pattern.
.lss- For sale wholesale and retail at our tore.
No. 81 Main st., kEokAK, IOWA, where can MI.
why's oe found The most complete and ared assort-
ment u Cooking, Heating, and palor Stoves .eys,
offered n the West
%%~Also, Timers Stock Of all kinds W
". s. MOORE, BRIDGE a RRo
agent. jani-dyl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

SHIFTS MADE TO ORDER.

NHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
M RS. u. g. BEMAN, Of New York, the ori sina-
4sA Tor IT tho systen Of making shirts to M
Who for fifteen ycass has done bssihsss for the
broadway trade, formerly No. Astsr House, } has
opened rooms door west Of the PostofLcs. on
johnson street.up stairs. She Is prepared - exc
cate, with prcmptIeas and dispatch, ordsrs fer
shirts, Collars, Robe dc Cham css, Lsdies, and
Childr-n's Dresses.
Parties furnis hing their own matsrialr will bs
horofsbiy dealt with
Lsdiss' hAsques cut and basted in . superIo
manner. nsst rste Miliinsr, particularly il ali
braid work, blssching, ETC., in attendance.
NJ b. ToaeutIslsea. Mrs. h. having been com.
pelled 70 make Laundry arfa nsa nAnis Tor hsr %
business, she IL able to take the washing Of num-
Der OF gentlemen. All goods sent for and the u
essssry rePtirn sue ~ buttons, strings done
once ~ aeOve. ffeblo-d
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PATENT MASTIC ROOFING!
G.. GONLlIS. JK..

(OFF1CE MAIN-ST. THOMPsON's SHOE STOREY
oa of
la
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Bsi eenume some i NAM u Russell
aont
Roofs adewia aepito tand Frepro
hes d gutter b on ton
honedsy by
mater lin
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nd mod
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andmanyA
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.xTR ON DBNAMY INDUGkMENTa
TO TRADE
~ tie tsNtsssis Asxpsas>.,

~ 6b1 V02e1ArN
AN nav Isssiving my Spring end esumer n t1eE
OF Dry Goods, Hats and Hornets Boots and
Shoes, Crockery Ware, tc, direct from the Kastsrn
citics, which comprise extensive VARIETY In all
thsss depAstments. MY stock WIN com pare favor
ably with ssy in the city In poist Ut vagsiy and
quality, And It's we'll known fact that the prisss
are al right.
OF Dres, Goods, have Silks, Tiss.4s, Basesss /,
Lawns, Barge De1aines, Cha1Iies, PopIiEt, vaieu-
elan Pisidss Debaiss, Argantiuess Lawn Robes.
&c.
OF Staple Goods, heavy brown domestic ,bieached
Do, OsnA hargs, drilis, titkings, priniA, "a.
ALSO, Linen Goods Of All kinds-- white and
brow for pants white and brown table diaper,
crash sna diaper toweiipg, Irish linen, brown do.
ALSO, summer shAwls, black silk yesettss sri-
broideries, isccr, pocket hAndk srcbiefs hosiery,
trinnisgs, Gsnts shirts eravnts. collars and aus
denJers.
ALSO, an assortment VI Summer Clothing and
pes41eAry articles too numerous 10 mention,
AND in connection with the shove fkeep m as
saftnea1 If uuesnswase and Groceries, the latter
VI which still continue 10 sell ri whoiessl
prices. fresh lot IL choice Teas direct from the
Canton Tea Co., New York, which src waryastsdto
give entire satisfaction or the money will be Ie-
funded. t
think can now offer ind zee m ut : ret to beer.
eelled Wy any house In this city.
IL there " sngsrtieie youcannot 6na anywhere
else, just call Atths Nimble SixIencs--s nyw hers
along Main street.
r. 6.--Thsse areSot old goods hsve set been o.
hand sines tee gear one.
Nos. 81, "a, ~ and 100 Main.st.
b. b. BILLINGS.
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NOTICE il hereby given TO the owners Of the
Lets described the foregoing list, situated In the
City Of keokak, Lee county and State Of Iowa,
and all Others interested, that special tax has
been assessed aud levied on said lots by the City
Council Of said city for Matchmaking and curb
ing in front Of said lots, Nj designated in the
above list; and unless payment be made Of the
taxes 10 levied and $50 all poets before tho 10th
day of November, A. D. 1851 the said lots, or 30
much thereof Us shall be necessary to discharge
said tax and cnsts, WILL DC sold on the day atore
said, At tho Mayors Office, in said city between
the hours Of o'clock NJ. and 8 o'clock p. m.
G. @. STEVENS,
Collector VI the City OF keokuk.
October Is, 1857. did
The sale Of Lots for special taxes, advertised
above 10 postponed until the second Monday (l4th)
Of Deet NJ her a. u. 1871, a. which time and 1T the
place and hours above advertised, the said sale
viii tale place q. G. STEVENS,
oct2s Collector Of tho city Of k+oknk.
nKIrANNlA WARE.--Iea Sells, Cnstors, Mo-
ID l4sses Cups, Pitchers, Tea Pots, Coffee Pots,
Fluid lamps, Gandlcstieks, and Numerous other
articles too to tioD, for sale ~ prices
bower than ever sold before in this city-ware war
| rantcd--at signof the HkOADAAE.
oct14d
I OAL HoDs--An siIes, at the Sign u the
~ octi4d DRoApAXE.
| ll0Ys' HANDLE AAE, for sale 4 Sign u the
ID octi4d BkoADAxE.
| 4 LAIN WHISTLES. for speaking tubes. It
| \ octi4d IiLLiN1HAsT, LANEA BuEL.s-
[JOTEL G0NdS for ssle ct the sign Of the
IL octlad BRoADAxE.
| Culver PLATED Table and Desert Knives ct
| - oetl4d SION OF BR0ADAXE.
NOTICE.
NOTICE il hereby given TO the creditors or i.
co. have this day made m assignment 70 the
undersigned, a. assignee, Tor the benefit Of their
crsditors. Of ths whole Of their property and ef-
fscts. And The said creditors NTe hsr~by notified
10 file thsis claims seainst the sid firm within
three months. properly authenticated, with the un-
| dsrsisned, assignss, Tor Psyment.
II. q. 0,BRIAN,
Keokuk, Oct. l2th, Iss7--octlSd Assignee.
$25, 900,
TN WATCHES, tsvclfy, Clocks, 80, q prioss
lower than ever before offered in this State for
Cash, 1t U.F. DOUBLEDAY 4 WILSON'S, u
xep2ld Ssccnd-st.
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Tx AND yArANr.p WAKE,

WHULkSALE AND KETAILs3 Z
ME have on hand constant supply Vi Tin
w and Iapaned Ware, md nag furnish all who
may favor Us with caai, elther Mt Wholesale or
Retail. ID
LUDLOW co. = IMPROVED sFRUIT CANS.
No Wdr, Solder or Cement Used.
& The Beatesi, ssiest, aud sEaost convenient can
used. they are ebsiiy sealed s,dopsnsd, aud ncv-
Ell fail to preserve fruit, vegetables. 4c,, per
fectly fresh state Ihrse Cans can 100 used year If
ter year, Directions for parting up ali kinds Of
Fruits and Vegetables ace, nlral,y The Cana.
EVERY cAS WARRANTED.
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np,,,o,-,>r,.,r Of ror.

1 n which speei al taxes arc due and unpaid for
~ Matchmaking and carbng on Blondeau street.
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NOTICES hereby given TO the owners Of tn q
lots descrbedin the foregoing list situateiin the
City of keokuk, Lee County and State Of Iowa,
whose mentioned, and all others interest
ed, thatr special tax has been assessed and levied
by the City Council Of said city for PAVING
SIDE WALKS in front Of said lots IS desig natcd
in the above list, aud unless pay ment be made
Of the solevied and also ali costs before the
ID day Of November, d. 1857, the said lots, or so
much thereof as shall be necessary to discharge
said, at the Mayors Office in said city, between
the hours of clock and o clock =. N.
G. G. STEVENS,
Ealieetorof theCity Of keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

CWNNAALk5 \ IN II
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
DnALxRs IN 5HAFneS inou,
EorW arA1Mk 4 CeAsM IssiOn
MERCHANTS.
Nos 57 and So, Levee, opposste Htss host Landing
kEOKUk ,uIOWA.
"E are now in receipt Of . large stock Of goo ds
w In our line for wisTkE rhAEx, 10 wbick tbe
attention Of Cash Customers u Pscp pt tine buy
era 10 solicited Our stock IL partly scnIfised VI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

TARA ENTLhs.
x\7 invite your attention 10 our fui ana com
w plete stock Of Pants, ohs &c., when "sars
constantly reelving from New York, Cincinnati and
other cities. Neofer
800 kegs Pare White Lead,
90 do Litharge.
30 do Red lend.
80 do snow White Zine,
10 bbls. linseed oil,
do Iurpentine,
10 do Glue,
Brushes Of ali kinds,
4 Varnishes - q
! AT the cheapest tcs fur cash or short time
Call and sci, at No. 81 Main street. keokuk, Iowa
augaid } DKADES j. co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

u KJWN i LOWE. u keokuk. Iowa have thi
- day asfigned 10 nss for he benef. Of all theh
cred all ani singular theiF personal properly
ana real estate. Jreditors Mill present thsii
cisims. under oath or affirmation, within thre.
months, ~ this Law requires,
J. NJ. BILLINGS, Afsisnre.
ksskak, Iowa, Oct. 4, '55-oct2d3m