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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-27
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

CHICAGO, April &c.
The Journals Springfield, H., specihl says
the Governor. Secretary OF State and Attor-
ney General Ingersoll are announced to ad-
dress a meet ing of the Trades Unions OF the
city IN the b. all of the House of Representa-
tives 10 morr sw evening, on the Eight Hour
law, which th reateus to be the occasion OF se-
rious disagreements between capital and Ia
Dor, not only at this point, but all over the
State.
The Governor is in receipt of letters from
prominent gentlemen of Quincy, giving ac-
counts of a most disgraceful proceeding on
the part of mob in that city, who recently
prevented, by violence, the delivery Of q lee.
ture on a lawful theme, and of the unlawful
and reprehensible conduct Of the Democratic
Mayor. P,ttman, in taking sides with the
mob. The Governor has responded in lifting
terms, and declares that the rights OF free
sneech. the magma charta of American hber-
ty, must be maintained. The rumpus has
cansed considerable excitement IN this cify
among the lovers of iualienable rights, who
saw that the law abiding citizens OF Quincy
must be sustained.
The resignation of DR.. J. W. Scroggs, of
Champaign, as trustee of the Industrial Uni
yersity, has not been accepted, and he is still
member Of the Board the next meeting OF
which will be on Tuesday, the Tth day OF May
next, at the Urbana Institute.
Attorney General Ingersoll has been IN
close conference with the Governor for the
past few DAYS. LII supposed that the bust
ness under consideration is the questions that
ought TO be embodied in the executive procs
lamation conyenng the Legislature in extra
| session.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Wacurrcrnr Anr

WASHINGTON, April 26.
The Odd Fellows had fine parade to day.
An grafton was given at the National Theatre.
The celebration closed this evening by an en-.
tertainment to the visiting brethren and wild
ows and orphans of the order.
The registration of voters in this city, so
far as completed, shows the white majority to
BE- 700.
Attorney General Stansberry spoke at
length in the Supreme Court to day, in op.
position to the petition Of Georgia for an in
junction. His argument was to the effect that
the Court had no Jurisdiction that the case
was not within reason nor the spirit of the
Constitution that the Reconstruction act,
as executed by the President, works no hard
ship to the people OF the South, as they can
do as they please under it, and that this was
Q political case, and could only be reached
BY political remedies.
Mr.. O'Connor argued for the injunction on
the ground that it was ordered to be done
under acts of Congress, and was in all its
length and breadth unconstitutional and void.
The argument will be resumed next Friday.
In an oration before the Odd Fellows to-
day it was stated that the receipts of the Or
der throughout the country, for the year end
ing July last. were S1,110,000, of which
S96, 900 we're expended for burials, $93, 900
for the relief of widows and orphans, and
$3.50, 900 for the relief of brethren in dis>
dress.
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FROM WASHINGTON.


New YoKK, April 26.
The Times special says: The opinion is
rapidly gaining ground that the Supreme
Court will deny the application of Georgia
and Mississippi for an injunction against the
Reconstruction law. No arguments are to
be heard to-day.
Senator Nye, and Hon: NJ. D. Kelley OF
Pennsylyanis, intend making Southern tours,
to speak to the people
The Tribune special says: Notwithstand
inc the implied vigilance of internal revenue
officers, secret agents reports to the Depart
ment show that whisky is offered for
sale ali over the country ct less than two
dollars revenue tax. VIM. Tees meteor, TO
he used by distillers for the prevention Of
fraud, has been selected by the Secretary OF
the Treasury.
In the Sspreme Court Circuit, part two,
Yesterday, an action was brought BY VIM. d;
Scott. against the Central Railroad and
Banking company, of Georgia. to recover
the sum Of Eve Thousand four hundred ana
forty dollars, in United States money, due on
account Of dividends declared by the De,
PENDANTS during the war: on stock a. agreed
to the plaintiff. The Court gave. judgment
in favor Of the plaintiff, on two of the diyi-
dends, aud for the defendants on the remain,
ing three.
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FROM MEXICO.

Nnw YoRK, April 20.
Additional sdvices concerning the situa-
ton in Mexico confirm the news published
yesterday.
Three Commissioners we're sent by Maxi
milan to Juarez at San Luis, with an offer
of capitulation.
Guarantees for the lives and property of
the prominent chieftains, it is said, are de-
manded by the Commissioners, but viii not
be granted by Juarez.
Mr.. Stewards messenger, bearing the in
tercession in favor of Maximilian, was fur
nshed with an escort at Matamoras Tor San
Luis Potosi, where he expected to End the
Mexican President.
II is also reported that Maximilian had Of.
fered to surrender if he was granted free
departure from the country.
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FROM MONTANA.

ST.. LorIs, April %.
The Demovats St. Josepa special says
that late arrivals from Helena, Montana, re-
port thata large body of Crows, Blackfeet and
Sioux are massing in the vicinity of Fort
Benton. and it was expected that en- attack
on the fort was intended.
A regiment of troops was forming at Hele
na To operate against the Indians.
A dispateh from Jnlesburg, dated the
10Th, to The Denver Ners, states that on the
previous afternoon q detachment Of troops
from Fort Mitchell .crossed the river and
made dash on the Indians camped Eve
miles above. recapiurng some twenty head
Of mules. The troops took the Indians by
surprise and succeeded in killing seven, when
the Indians rallied and drove them back
scross the river into the fort. not, however
without suffering from the CALLING FIRE kept up
on the retreat BY the troops.
The Indians remain in force near Fort
Mitchell, and show a strong desire to fight,
but are evidently afraid to attack the fort
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
FROM BELLEVILLE.

CHICAGO, April &c.
The Republican Belleville, H.. special
tonight says John Guedel, convicted at
the fall term 1866, of St. Clair County Court
of the murder of Adam Simmon, in October,
1864, was executed to-day at 1890 g. IN. in
the yard of the county jail.
though the evidence was clrcumstantisl,
there is not shadow Of doubt as to his guilt
The case WAS very interesting one. Guedel
was twice indicted in Madison county; took q
change of venue to st. Clair both times; was
found not guilty on the frat Indictment, ii
being defective in alleging the means of kill
ing; was found guilty on the second, and
was sentenced to be hanged on January 18th,
1867 ; went to the Supreme Court on q writ
Of error, on the plea of former acquttal !;
judgment Of Circuit, Court being affirmed.
and execution ordered for Goth March; was
respited by the Governor till 29th April.
Strong efforts we're made to have the SEN
tence commuted TO Imprisonment for life,
but without success.
yesterday the Governor telegrsphed TO the
Sheriff that he did not feel at liberty to CONS
mute the sentence. When this was read to
Guedel he was not at all concerned, and said
he would be hung, but asksd for barber,
wine and cigars, and passed the morning wri-
ting letters. drinking wine and smoking.
Several ministers were present, bat he de-
clined their services, saying: "lf there is o
God, he will save me If there is none, no
matter" He protested 10 them and others
his innocence.
AT q quarter past ten he was taken from
Jail. He walked out very coolly, and as
cended the scaffold with firm step. Seeing
some Of the officers Of the court whom he
knew, he shook hands with them and burst
into tears. Standing on the trap door, be
spoke tremulously in loose, rambling man.
ner for several minutes. The substance OF
what he said was, that be gave his word Of
honor that he was not guilty that he bad
been foully dealt with by his lawyers that
the people of Madison county were his muir
derers; that If Simmons. blood Was on
his hands he hoped God might strike him
to the depths of hell Just before the drop
fell he cried out in Gods name, A" will go
to death | am innocent The Sheriff
touched the spring, the trap fell, few con-
yulsive movements, and Guedel had gone be-
fore the highest tribunal After hanging IF
teen minutes he was cut down and placed in
the hands of the coroner for burial,
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FROM LITTLE ROCK.

CHICAGO, April &c.
A Little Rock special of the 26th says:
Orders were received to. day by Gov. Murphy
from Gen. Ord, to the effect that the State is
divided into eleven registration districts.
Registration officers are to be appointed in
each district, four of officers serving in the
army and two citizens.
Cunningham, the State Treasurer, has been
dismissed, being incompetent 70 hold office
under the Congressional act. Col. Page,
Qusrtermaster, has been appointed 10 his
place. Several other State officers are likely
to be dismissed for the same reason.
The expected registration Of voters will
commence speedily.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

San FRAsoIsco. April 26.
The suit Of Mccall against Gen. Mellow.
ell. Judge Desdy, in the United States gu
preme Court to-day, awarded the plaintiff
$3.50 compensation damages Mccall was
arrested md imprisoned June I4th, 1865. uu.
der GSnesaa Order of McDowell. for ex>
ulting OYER the assasinstion OF President
Lincoln.
Capt. Worden, United States Navy, on in
vitation Of the Supervisors yesterday, held a
public reception at the City Hall, at night.
A number OF citizens and representatives of
the foreign powers were present.
A Honpluiu letter states that the brig
Woodlawh left Need Castle Jan. Is, for San
trsncisce, put into port in leaky condition,
and discharged her cargo for repairs.
Ships l-ulling, for Liverpool, with 3,4O0
sacks Of wheat, and Orphans. for Hampton
Roads, with 29. 200 sacks do, sailed to-day.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, April 2e.
The Odd Fellows of Cincinnati, Coving.
ton and Newport, celebrated their anniver.
sary by grand procession Of the members of
all the Lodges The turn out was the largest
and grandest eyer Witnessed here. The day
was beautiful, and the streets along the line OF
march was thronged with people.
One of the wings of the Female Seminary
at Glendale, Ohio, was destroyed by Ere this
afternoon.
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LATE CABLE DRSPATCHRS
The Luxembourg Question.
.Vtsc PlHss PrOpOsed ~
RsssstN.


PARIS, April 20.
There is rumor that Prussia has mani.
tested q disposition to make q concession to
France In regard to the Luxembourg ques-
ton.
LONDON, April 2e-Evening.
A dispatch from Wolf IS News Agency, at
Berlin, dated this evening. states that the
Prussiap Government, fearing the introduc-
ton into the Diet of interpretations as TO ih
policy which may lead TO further complica-
tions upon the Luxembourg question, has
refused to enter into long discussions in that
body.
BERLIN, April 26.
WolG's News Agency reports that King
Leopold, of Belgium, takes to the Emperor
Napoleon the new plan Of peace which has
been proposed by Russia, and which pro-
vides for the naturalization Of Luxembourg.
It is reported here that the Danish Gov
eminent have announced an intention TO re.
main neutral in case of war between France
and Prussia.
The marriage of the Count of Flanders,
brother Of the King Of Belgium, took place
here to day.
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FROM MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, April 25.
After subsequent correspondence Capt. Es-
tes, commanding the post, allowed the cere-
monies of strewing flowers over the graves of
the Confederates at Elmwood, to be carried
out, and accepted an invitation to himself
and brother officers to be present. The
graves were decorated. Vast numbers were
in attendance, and the affair passed off quiz
etly and pleasantly.
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FROM RICHMOND.

Nxw YoRK, April 2e.
A Iribsise special says Gen. Schofeld has
already commenced the registraticn of voters
in Virginia. Under the pfoyisions Of the re-
cent instruction oct, il was found impossible
70 obtain = sufficient number Of white citisens
to act - Registers, they being aaAbls 70 take
The cath prescribed By the SET II vas fcspd
necsssary 70 sppcint non-residssts ana Do
TIL Amy s2ssFs y seoplsts Tie wssk !
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FROM DETROIT.

DETROIT, Mich, April 26.
Preparations are being made to render the
great State exhibition Of Sheep and Wool, at
jackson, q success. Railroads have agreed
to transport stock and all articles for exhi,
bition, with the necessary attendants The
exhibition is TO be held the 7th, sth and 9th
of May.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.
I.nn1sxrI1R " Anril

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 26.
The 4Sth anniversary Of Odd Fellowship
was appropriately celebrated here to-day.
A large number of ladies assembled to-day
At Cone Hill cemetery, and participated in 9
testimonial of respect for the Contedsrate
dead.
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AupfYos's 0yyIcx Iowa.
DKs Aofsrs, April Is, 1857.
hereby certified that there h&s been nIed this
once staissnent showing the condition Of the
Entsrpriss Insurance Company. located Cincinnati
In tbs State Of OAin, the hrst day Of Jannasy
1901 10 accordance with the provisions Of Act Of
General Assembly " the State Of Iowa. entitled An
Act In relation 10 Insurance Compsniss7 approved
January Ssth. 1857, and Act am-ndstory thereto,
approved Fsbr1sry 9th. 1888; that sssd statement
shows that said Company b possessed Of the requisite
snoans Of capital. and invested required BY iav.
Authority 10 tA-rcfurs given the above pamed Com
pany 70 transact thsr appropriate business OF assurance
la this stsse in acoordAnce With the sws thereof until
IL the 5lss day of January, d. thousand eight
hundred and sixty eight. -
IL is also esrt6e1 that Robert y. Yocts Of Ksokuk
has been duly appointsd ty ssf Company their lawful
agent snd attorney for the county Of Lee Win full pow
sr TO taks risks Of insurance thersn aud seknovl
edge service ~ process provided BY law upon h a.
ing with The Clerk Of the sfSef Cesrt In ana fos
county this c~rtnosts and ecpy Of the statement
nte Ia this ofh-e
IT Is further certified that the attached true and
correct copy Of tbs said ssstsment
10 Testimony Whereof, have hers1uto set ny
H. y hard and afh1 I'd my seal Of ofee the day and
year fvst above written
JOHN A. ELLIOTT
apr7b Auditor of State
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FURNITURE
howe Main street.
Duncan, Karlc Co.........l4O i42 Main street
GAS q STEAM FITTINGS.
Aooar Johnson street, bet Sd 4th.
Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Hseks.
@ bridges .........Nos a Estes House
Gold, Silver. ..s Yvsry Mssntsl oan.s.
@ Bridges. Nos 4 Estes House
sRocRRs-waoLEsA
Banil Co..............-.........1eoM Main street.
Kellogg Birge &Co..................es Main street
Bower Co........-...............9n Main street
M Stafford. Bondeau Levee.
GROCERs-RETAIL.
Robertson Alhers Main street
McVneen................... .......s4 Main street.
Cox Irwin. Fifth Main streets
Hydrometers, Thermometers, saehrom-
eters
G ridges..................Nos 1 Estes House,
HARNESS a. SADDLES
iagny .................Man street-bct Sd 4 4th.
HARDWARE.
Cady Peek...-........s.cor Fourth 4 Main streets
Ill buel.-......-. Main street.
HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS.
ii Main street
Burkitt Main street
HOTELS.
Tepfer House-.................co Third johnson.
Demng House. Sc cond johnson.
Insurance AG ENTs
J. L. Adams, Corner I'd and Main sts
IOWA COAL ., OIL co.
Office ....-. ...-..--... Leves, bet Main johnson.
ICE.
Collier & Berry ..~..-Fifth street-in Estes House.
ZION.
Brounell Bros. ........cor Main a Fourth
JEwEI.Rf. (usr eorDl
g Bridge 4 Estes House.
LIQUORs-wHoLEs
Gibbons Ia Main street
MARBLE WORKS
John Bawden Third street--near Main
MILLINERs.
Mrs Weber.................cor Third Main streets
MILLINERY & BONNET 8LEACHEHY
Mrs W Bowman 4th st--bet Main & BIondesu.
MACHINES & BONNET BLEACHERY
c II Emerson. Fourth Blondeau.
NEWS DEPOT.
David q Lowry. Second street.
Magsifying Glasses & Microscopes.
Bridges ..................Nos 4 , Estes House.
optieian, speetaeles, Eye Gls sses.
Rxs.f I & Esfa
Pipes, Genuine Meershaum.
SBridges..................Nos | a 2 Estes House
Pistols, Ammunitien, Ri6es.
G Bridges................Nos & 2 Estes House
PHYSICIANS.
DIR Taylor. ................ Office in Estes House
REAL ESTATE q INSURANCE ACTS.
Ten Eyek......... :.-.-....Seeond street
VIM Fulton .............s2 Main street, (up stairs
REsTAURANTs.
Young Americs. johnson street-bet I'd I'd
SINGER SEWING MACHInEs.
cM Macomber, ......FOurth street
Silver Plated Ware.
g Bridwes..............-..Nos Estes House
Spectaeles, Geld Il Silver.
sc INSTRUMENTATION | 4 Estes House
spy GLASSES, Reading Glasses.
Sc Bridges. Nos l 4 2 Estes Houss
TIN A. JAPANNED WARE, twHoLEsA AIN
wS Mosre............ .............loS Main street
Travelling Gases, Travelling Bags
s. q Bridges. 2 Estes House
WOOLEN GOODS.
I'M Gelatt. Main st-bet 4th a 5tt
Watches, Watches, Watches.
81 @ Bridges. cs..........-..-...Nos : Estes Hous
watches, Clocks, 4 Jsweiry Repaired
*%E @ Bridges-..........-...Nos q Estes Hons
writing Desks-Papisr nsaehs, tniaft
~ . @ Bridges..................Nosl : Estes Hous
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FISK 81 HATCH.
Binktrs and Dealers in Government Securities

No. Nassau street, NY.
n b-All kinds Of Government Securities rscsiyed al
me u market price in exchange for the above Bond
Also,
AS~Ali descriptions of Government Securities kspt
Constantly on hand, and Bought, sold or Exchanged
sS-Goid Coin and ., g, Coupons bought sold, and
collected
sSDepo,lts received liberal terms, subject to
check at sisht-
A1-coieetions made throughout the country.
Ar Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bought and sold
at the stock Exchange on commission for cash.
Afepecial attention given 10 the Exchange OF sKv-
kk-THIRrY NOTES OF all tbs Series for the New
FIyE-TWESTY BONDS Of 1855, on the most 1svora-
bic terms. epri0-dkw
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Celebration of the 4Sth Anniversary
Of Odd. Fellowship.

Executions of q Murderer
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
bridges es..................Nos a 2 Estes HOUSE
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar a Son johnson strret het Adj 4 A,
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MOVE Main street.
Duncan, karle Co.........l40 4 i42 Main street.
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Robertson Alhers ................i2o Main street.
j q Mcqueen. en......................s4 Main street
Cox Irvin...-.........corne Fifth Main Streets
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CRocKERY q QUEENswARE.
scarey lie Faivre..... Main street--bet 5th 9Th.
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Engraving. Brands, & Seals.
s 9 Bridges. 4 Estes Hou
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Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
G Dridg .. Nos | A Estes Hons,
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EGGS a BUTTER.
) p Pond Co.'s cor Main A Ninth streets
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eRocRRs-WHoLEsALE.. .
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Gold silver. ..a ivory Mssnssl oan.s.
Bridges Nos l Estes House
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% ZEE coxprrros o, .ns
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Veneili, Jones 4 Co.....eor Third 4 Main streets,
Hess, Stern Co.......cor Second Main streets.
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Registration Of Voters In ' irginia.
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYS.
Mooar 4 Knowles. johnson st--in Tepfer House.
W Collins tcisim agt) gt).............Second street
James ii. Anderson .......-.....lcor. Main I'd sts
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commissioners from the imperial government mustt take
out new ones from the liberal authorities.
LIVE AND
General Garcia, commanding at Vera Cruz, bad decided
that fifteen days from june % all beef lour, sugar
corn, rice beans butter COAL salt, and all household
PROVISIONS should be free from duty entry into Vera
Cruz, provided they como not from abroad He was
obliged to do this on account OF the scarcity
MEXICAN IMPERIAL LrEUTEsASTs MAY PEACE
Citizen General hARIAS EscoBEDo General Of Division
aud commander In chief or the Army Of 0pcratons:-
Tho supreme government having ordered, in note
addressed 10 these headquarters under or the 9th
Instant that to those persons OF Mexican origin who
figured in the socalled imperial army outenants aud
sHb.eutenans and captured in this place May
10 passports be delivered enabling them 60 freely to
such places OF residence as they select there TO
remain subject to the vigilance OF the authorities for
years, provided they eivs cause, by their bad
conduct for their imprisonment and allowing them to
change said place OF imprisonment at will on Civ
ing previous notice to the authorities Of the
place, and receiving passport to their now
place OF residence from said authority I'm.
dor the same conditions; and - being comprised
in sad category, and he having. chosen - as his
place Of residence, the present passport IL given him,
notifying all military and civil authorities to place
any obstacle in his way but to furnish him lodging and
the subsistence necessary 10 enable him 10 reach his
said place Of destination.
Given at headquarters, in Quer5taro, June 0, 1857.
MARIANA ESC0BEDO.
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York city; Newton Canston, New York city; John B.
Boist New York city. The number OF petitions
voluntary and involuntary now lodged Is one hundred
and thirty
Ia the Mater Of James Walmsley-This Is an involun-
tary of bankruptcy. Tho bankrupt appeared IN
person yesterday before Judge Batchford. he
sented TO adjudication Of bankruptcy Ths
referred TO Mr. John Fitch, Register.
IN the matter Of Joseph s. Aoore-ln this case Mr..
Edwin James, for the petitioner, obtained
order from the Court staying cernin proceedings pend
ing against the petitioner in the state courts.
In the matter of SeiQffied Ldr and Julius Blumen-
thai In this the following persons all residing in
estate Of the bankrupts:-James r. Spratt si6 Smoch,
Brown 4 Bibby, $o,53s IS; Haight, Halsey l. Co. !,
1858 IL; H. W. r. Mali Co., 1927 90; James
Wardlaw Il Co., 1915 30; Bernheimer l. Newman,
S5o4 Is; Weinschench 4 Goldsmith, $3.50 10; Herman
Prayer e2772 80; Springer Co., $2446 10; David
Greenfield, $73S so; George ssmuels, SITS o.