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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02
KEOKUK
KEOKUK
FIRE AND MARIN L
EssMr0nce Company.
INCORPORATED UNDER TEL OF IOWA.
CAPITAL S50G,0G0.
Cash Assets inrcsted in United States Gorern
ssent Securities.

rUyHIs Company being H9Mk INSURANCE COM
PAsY, ceranends 1t particularly tue eitiEens 0,
Iowa. Insurance made Buildings ofEll kinds, Fur
uturs Pixte Wearing Apparel aud Merchandise Also
on doeds and Merehaneise IN transit whsthsr
By octan Lake River, Rail or Wagon,
Aksn At the most favorable rates. and ioss
Pre- mptly adjusted
DfRECTGHE
r. = BOWER Or Bower Co.
wN PATTERSON OF Patterson 4 Tsmberman
EDWARD KTEBoUREH, Lessee z. Mt P. AM BIB.
G. K PECK, ofCady 4 Pea,
JAb MeHEaLBY, Late Of Cox A shelley.
A. L. C0gNABLE Or Coanatsia smYth.
q 4. LOVE, Frss't first National Bank,
VIM. A. Ba0wSRLL, 0fBrowneli Bro.
SMITH HAMILL, 0Fe. Hamfll Go.
e. HARRISON and W n. sTUR1Fs
oPF7CERE.
gYBowER President. III ADAMS, secrstsry
sHELLKY Vice Pres't II Lo3 3, Treasurer
arid r II GILMORE At,orneT-
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For Sale.
For sale.

r ors anaE55 in Block ies, very handsome To-
1 4 cation fer dv cling
FEREEykDAY, AGENTS.
mehi7 OF ee over Esokuk EnFin Is Park.
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INV MAPLE sU0AR, Tor .le By
IN - COX . IRvID,
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The LATE DR.. PETICoLAs.-The remains
of this lamented gentleman arrived yester-
day evening, and the funeral ceremonies
will take place to-day. LSee local notice.
We cannot let the event pass without q
brief tribute to his memory. Commencing
life as painter (the profession OF his ia
ther), he early achieved some very promls-
inc works, but soon devoted himself to the
study of medicine with great assldulty' lie
progressed rapidly in his requirements. AT
an early age he stood high amongst the
faculty, and became, at the death of the
late CARTER P. JOHNSON, demonstration Of
anatomy in the Richmond Medical College.
Suffering intensely from asthma-that most
distressing malady-he accepted place in
the Louisiana Medical College in hopes that
winter residence in New Orleans would
give him come relief. Disappointed in this,
he returned to Richmond, where, after q
short residence, he was appointed surgeon
of the asylum at williamsburg, and there
sadly terminated his life.
DR.. PETICoLAs was o man Of genius, not
only distinguished for his professional &C
quirements, but for that remarkable skill
in diagnosis which comes of keen percep-
tions combined with judgment and to
these added that warm-heartedness ana
deep sympathy with suffering which are
indispensable to the highest skill and sue
cess in the treatment of disease. His viz
tues were many. Honor, integrity, sim
certify, and fidelity were with him virtues
indeed, ever alive, ever conspicuous IN his
conduct. Without guile, pure in heart and
pure in intentions, his life in all its rela-
tons to society, we say with entire truth,
was as blameless as any mans ever was.
DR.. PETICoLAs was possessed OF gene
raj fund of information remarkable for his
opportunities. He was particularly familiar
with the British classics, and was an ex-
cellent writer. The late JOHN M. DANIEL
did him the honor to number him amongst
the few men whom he spoke of with re-
spect and affection, although there was a
wide difference in their tempers. NO ply
stefan ever commanded more completely
the warm esteem and confidence Of his pa
tients, and their regret at his death is sin
cere and deep. His sufferings from disease
were great, and he was not without other
trials, which he bore with heroic forti-
tude. Those who knew him will hold his
memory dear.
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THE THEATRE.-Another large audience
greeted Maggie Mitchell last night. The
attraction was her representation of Amry
in Little Barefoot. The waltz in the second
act was the gem of the piece, though there
were many scenes as much applauded
Several times the encores were so enthusi-
astic as to call the merry Little Barefoot
before the curtain. The minor parts were
well sustained, especially those of William
Peace (Mr. Collier) and Jenny (Mr.
Peace).
Tonight will be rendered the Pearl OF
Savoy, which is one of Miss Mitchell's
fayorite dramas.
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In Wilkesbarre, Pa. on the 10Th ultimo, at the
are,idenee or the brides father, EDWARD B..
w DDGLi., OF Phi!ad.l phia. TO Miss LUCY j..
G,oshler OF the Rev. Thomas Z. Hunt formerly OF
In Brunswick, on the 25th November, by the Rev
a: e. omen, ROBERT i. 'TURNBULl I, Miss
fATT1E daughter of James b. Mallory Jr.
In Baltimore, on Wednesday The esth November
NJ Fayette-stSeet Methodist Episcopal church, bv
Eev. DIR. Edwards. JOHN q. DAVIS, of this city.
10 u, LlDiE j., daughter Of Captain a. L. Colman,
OF the former city.
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FEAST AT FoUR-MILE CREEK CHURCH.
A dinner and supper, consisting of sub
stantials as we'll as all the delcacies of the
season, will be held at Four-mile Greek
church tomorrow. The object of this col
latton is to raise funds to finish paying for
the new house of worship. The building
in which the congregation formerly wor-
shipped was destroyed during the war, and
by great efforts on the part Of few Of the
members ofthe congregation new and hand
some edi6ce has been erected, in which they
are now regularly holding religious services
But they are in debt, not having realized or
collected a sufficient amount to reimburse
those who had advanced the necessary funds
to rebuild it, and the dinner and supper
which they now propose to hold is to relieve
themselves of this debt, or at least some
portion of it. The object is good one, and
it is to be hoped that the affair will be sue
cessful
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DIED,

;, IN the LIST OF December, 1875, of whoopng-
. a a ELiLABEiH Ii, youngest daughter OF Mary
L; ana The late Lorenzo Frawnsr
~ nes inneral Will take place from the residence
uro-MORRUW> december I'll at IL O'Clock A. nj.
Friends are invited TO attend.
sn IN ESranswick, on the 18th OF November JOHN
soS hobEkTs, aged sixty-nine years
;, On The 2s,h of November. at her ras,de,ce IN
rR fsns,eet between Third and Fourth, Mrs.
sess ., hss ID. EAMEs, In the seyenty-Sou tn
ner annsIal viii take place from her lata res,
ard ac,i, .aiokNlNG ut 10 O'clock Her friends
-" "csiuaihtahces are requested TO attend
Ala an r., residence IN Whistler Mobile county,
3. sfINAULi, native of Richmond DIV Va AonGh1
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TO THE PUBLIC.--In relation to the newspaper
paragraphs and kilograms assaiing me in regard
tomy connection with revenue frauds under ms
cogniZance in this city, respectfully ask a sus.
pension of public opinion. awaiting proper and
practical action. The people of Richmond ant
Nirgtbia know Inc. know my strength. abide
my time. My personal and professional honor
are safe in my own hands. lie: no one who know.
Inc feel discouraged as 10 general results. cal
only say to those corrupt officials in Washington
who are tnsidiously seeking to crush me, 'Cease
vlpers you bite against q flle.''
Respectfully
JOHN Fl. GILMER.
Richmond December J. 1868
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PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEAiBER ], 1853.

PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEABER /, 1858.
ARRIVED. ...
Steamer Claymont, Pratt, Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. L. Porter.
Steamer eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandtse and passengers, l.. u. Tatnm.
Schooner Annie Collins. Tooker, New York,
merchandise, captain.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, mer-
chsndise and passengers: w: e: unhaln y Co.
Steamer state OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys Il Williams.
Schooner Chance Shot. -, Norfolk, Croweil a.
Currie.
schooner Rising Sun, - Philadelphia, mer-
chapdise, Curtis 4 Parker.
MEMORANDA.
Schooners General Grant and W. 3. McShain,
hence, at Baltimore on S0th ullimo.
schooner Sardinia, from Richmond for Boston,
put into Holiness Hole on 2sth uitimo.
Schooner Mary j. Fisher, hence, at Norfolk on
LIST instant.
WHITE HOUSE, December l.-Arrived steamer
hehnebec, Freeman, Baltimore. merchandise and
passengers, hichmond and York kiyer Railroad.
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Re- RALLY. RALLY!! RALLY:!!

RALLY! RALLY! RALLY!!!
have recently moved into my new store, on
Broad street between Fourth and Fifth streets, and
Am now prepared to wait on the numerous friends
and customers who throng the store daily. give
below some Of the numerous low prices for the
benefit of the public:
CALICOES at 8, 10, and 1oic. per yard;
Beautiful DELaINES at zoe. worth 25c.;
Splendid POPLINS at SOC. worth &c.;
CHANGEABLE GOODS at a5c. worth 5oc.;
EMPRESS CLOTHS, rich colors, at 75c. worth I'll !;
FINE FRENCH MERINOES at 81, cheap at $l.25;
WHITE FLANNELS at CSC. and upwards;
FINE BROCHE sHAWLs from Sc to $50;
CLOAKS in great variety;
LADIES' HOSE at l2sc. and upwards;
Great bargains in HANDKERCHIEF.
l have also great variety of
BROADCLOTHS,
CAssIMEREs,
DOESKINS, and CASINETS,s --7
which can afford to sell at very sacrificing
price.
the cheap goods at JULIUS sfCLE'S
Ais Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
NOES
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AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM the Weekly Dis
PATCH is unsurpassed by any other paper in the
state. 1t is sent to nearly every post-ofice In
all sections Of the State. Merchants and others
wishing insert advertisements In this weeks cdi
tion will please send them In to-day. lWts1
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Some enterprising gentlemen in Mobile
arc about TO make an effort to open direct
trade between that port and Cuba by put
ting On On experimental steamer,
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A TRIBUTE OF REsPECT.-At called
meeting of the Richmond Academy of Me-
2icine,'' held December !, 1868, the follow,
ing preamble and resolutions were unanl-
mously adopted:
While it has pleased an all-wise and in
scrutable Providence to take from US by
death our esteemed fellow-member DR.. Ar
thur E. Peticolas, and while bowling IN
humble submission to the dispensations OF
the Most High, we cannot refrain: from ex-
pressing our deep grief ct the great be-
reavement that has fallen upon our profess
sion, and upon society at large. Endeared
to Us by every virtue that could adorn the
gentleman, the physician, and the scholar,
we offer our deepest sympathy to those
whose ties are nearer and dearer under this
sad affection and as a mark of respect to
the deceased,
RESOLVED, That the members of this
Academy, wearing the usual badge OF
mourning, will attend his funeral in o body.
Resoiued, That the President of this
Academy, at future meeting, appoint q
suitable person to prepare biographical
sketch of the deceased, to be preserved
among the archives of the Academy.
Resolued, That these proceedings be en-
tered upon the journal Of the Academy and
published in the Richmond papers, and
that copy be sent to the family of the de-
ceased. NJ. H. Houston, NJ. D.,
President.
r. 4. Wise, NJ d., Assistant Secretary.
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BIG TURNIr.-We have received from
Woodlawn farm, Henrico county, red-top
turuip weighing seven and half pounds.
Wilson's super-phosphate Of lime was used
on the crop.
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starred, rs they could not possibly have
bought even bread. One patient has been
supplied with mere than DOZEN bottles Of
cod-liver oil. $500 III sss.-.sss.43
"No one but physician can form any
idea Of the amount Of good accomplished
by these dispensaries. The free supply Of
opium alone to those suffering severe pain
lis. an incalculable blessing. A poor girl
went some time ago to nurse sick friend,
and herself was seized with q most painful
and fatal disease. Forsereral weeks, with
out the free use of opium, this poor creature
would not have had one hours respite from
the most agonizing pain by day or By night.
To her this drug was more valuable than
thousands of silver and gold, yet ~itno.i.
these -dispensaries neither she nor n y,
friends could have bought her meaiolne.
The fund contributed by lew gen'ie-
men last winter is exhausted, ana II Is
hoped that the many who have heretofore
given nothing will contribute something
now. Those so disposed can do so by letter,
if preferred, addressed to Dr.. W. w. Far
ker. box s26, Richmond. II aaaE
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MARINE EMT,ELLHGENCE.

! MINIATURE ALMANAC. DECEMBER 2, 1858.
Sun riseG.....--....7l2l Moon rises. IS
Sun sets. .........44sH High tide, A. NJ. 5.5d
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THE REMAINS OF DR.. A. E. PETIcoLAs
reached this city Yesterday afternoon at s
o'clock on the steamer Eliza Hancox. They
we're accompanied by Dr.. Charles u. Fry,
treasurer, John L. Mercer, secretary OF the
Board of Directors, and Edward Lee,
steward of the Eastern lunatic Asylum.
The funeral will take place to-day at IL
o'clock from St. James's church.
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ZIMMER & co.'s WHOLEssLEc,r,
E'RESH ARRIVAL.

FRESH ARRIVAL.
80 boxes RaIsISS,
loo drums FIsS,
2 barrels HAVANA ORANGES
SEQ 90 b ba5Te!s r RsTs, nascsor NJ
boxes CITRON,
20 cases BRANDY Peaches
30 cases CANNED GOODS, &ssortst:
20 cases PICKLES.,
10 boxes ROCK CANDY
cases SARDISES.
10 bags COCOANTTS,
barrels PRIMES
cases PRESERVED GlSGYR.
hACAROHI,
CHOCOLATE,
eS0 o3's4 teELArrsr,
OYSTERS
SAUCES
PRESERVES, &C, &C.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS viii do well to r..
noli llIs Vain -. 3
NEW CROP SMYRNA FIGS, FIRST ~
ing. '''' WIS MOI
100 drums NEW CROP SMYRNA FIGS.
90 boxes NEW LAYER RtISfSS
so boxes SUI.TANA or sEEDLESs R.Tsrr:
IS barrels ASSORTED APPLES
barrels new ZANTE CURRAETS
20 bushels I:ICA, TARRA6ONA, and BoRD6
aLhONDS.
10 cases SARDINES, best:
barrels best COOKING PRIMES,
gross COX'S GELLs TINE.
LOUIS j. BoSTETy
ocT lil2 NaEn s'r.l,
ITO HOUSEKEEPERS.-Now is the IT,, -.
d to supply yourselves with PRESERVES ,.1
FRESH FRUITS and JELLIEs Tor Tie VIM.
We haved q large stock or Preserved Strarterr,,.
Peaches, Damsons. Ounces, Tomatoes ChcrrIs,
Gooscberries, Pineapples.
Fresh Strawberries, Pineapples, Blackberr,s,
Raspberries, Tomatoes Peaches. Pears. rams@rI
&c. Currant Ounce, Peach, and strawberry IL
lies Brandy Peaches and Pears; all Of our a7-
manufacture, and warranted superior 10 any ra-.s
ern goods, and which we offer at low prices.
ANDREW PIZZIEI il co.
&C II S0T Broad street
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TITO PRlNTERS.-SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received through the Richmond post
office until FRIDAY EVENING, December .,
1868, for printing without eelay) THREE HUN
DIED THOUSAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO
OK FORMS FOR TAXPAYERS.
Also, separate proposals for printing the LAND,
LOT AND PERSONAL PROPERTY TAN
ROCKS for all The counties of the Commonwealth
for the appros ching assessment
In each case the price per thousand ems OF type,
and per token for press work to be stated. Bond
and approved seoul y for the prompt and faithful
observance OF the contract VIII be required. The
copy can he seen. and any other particulars
obtained, by applica' ion to the undersigned.
The paper for the above printing VIII be fur
njsbed by the state. j. j. PALMER,
te 2-ai uncrinteEdcnt Public Printing.
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de 2-lm Twelfth street near the Dispatch office.
DENITENTIARY.
ONE, TWO, THREE, and FOUR-HORSE
WAGONS.
DIRT, FARM, COAL, and GARDEN WHEEL
BARROWS.
AXES and GNINDsTONEs.
CHAIRS, SAFES, and WARDRoBEs.
HORSES aud MULES sHoD at short notice and
ut low rates.
LADIES', GENTS BOYS, and MISSES
BOOTS and SHOES MADE TO ORDER.
COAL, DIRT, and FARM CARTS.
MARKET CAlTs and SPRING WAGONS
MADE TO ORDER.
All of the best material and warranted to give
satisfaction.
TWO THOUSAND FLOUR BARRELS now on
hand will be sold low.
BURNHAM WARDWELL,
no 2e-lm superintendent.
4 GOOD TABLE SHERRY AT S. PER
IA GALLON,
FINCH'S PURE BYE WHISKEY-lss4:
JAMAICA RUM,
SMOKED HEARINGS,
SMOKED BEEF TONGUES,
ASSORTED PICKLES, just received by
nol4 j. B. KIDD.
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s,xgggT5gsgsstN saegCasAGas.

w &. BRlDGF0RD Z CO., GENERA
ETs COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Sos :, A..
sand IL Broadway, and Nos {, J, aGd u "i'>1
Wtch street
Onice No I, room No. ], BtoadnAy, p 4 cTr
Alsc, proprietors OF the " EuREha" W.
TON SHEDS and STORAGE YARDS.
Refer 10 TIE merchants OF Richlsona Va
Sc Tim
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Richmond, December l, 1868.
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r. 4. Wise, VI. d., Assistant Secretar,
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
Gorurratinu lntif,s.


CORPORATION N0TICE.-Public Notice ia
and Lots improved umprovd Lands affected thereby thea
fosgiDg have completed lodged
oce Of the Board Of Assessors for examination BY AL Interested
VIA:
i laying croswa West the side cf wss
ID Fer laying West street, side Of cn
topher st. 20 Pier 81
"a For LAYING crosswsli across West street 70 PierA
building 5lst between M and haveS VIVA
bnnch IN Broadway between 5lst and 52d streets
grading lt
Por bubng IN Netst bet Grand and HsusoB aa ~
Division bet BsseT and JeHeronst& . . -..,
aud gutter and Tagging sceSas 'ssh
bet 10th and Hudson River = -
SdewSks between Sth and OH avenues
The limits embraced BY Assessment include all the scver
Houses and Lots Of Ground vacant Lo pieces ind pAresn ~
situated
l The east side Of West street and tho north aide Of West Ioa
the Of half th bloch from the noa east corner "s
street and West 10th a., .,-.. 90
wess eItsnt ef hall the ooct ron n
pher corner point bali oe.eea MeenAwsen ana
both SIDES Of ~eehA"ken nom |nn0pee
"a The ,.st sLe on West, 81 Spring to Charltousts
on sfyen'h 10 NlnthAVei use.
hot ~ Broafuay Fifty Inst TO finy seeondst>
5th Roth % OF sentht fron First 70 seondsve 70 hs
e4teut OF kalf The block either on said avenues
9Th Roth aides Of wet,s from Grand 70 Housonsts ss bo,A
"a. 90 non a. hom E.ser Jefferson both
E,lk. a 10 the sIent o IO5 feet from Division
Of Teuhsve To Hudson kyef
sh Both sId~s OF FhyfoaTths 81 nom Fihh sirthaVes
k an. oopol either Of
r. Oskey
AZ their No % CbAnbers Court
Home hhn thirty from the date ofthis botes
iSsSs iSSS 3 3 STST SST!SyTTSFIr, Board Of Assessor"
ovrlck AssyssoRs, New ColrioaSs Feh 18Th 1853
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
THE SOUTH

correspondent from Iuka, Miss informs us that there
80 Ess time, and perhaps never will be again. when
s1sq lands, both improved ana animproved, could be
n,spu !eh low hgnre as the present state Of the
indicates The poverty among the planters is 80
H that they really nothing but the land. which
oAnnct cultivate, and in many cases cannot even pay
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
Sutiiun Salis Of 3tal Gstait.

RY JoHNs0N 0N&,,.M & ILLER
RIAL ESTATE BROKBRs
rs SA,slUsT, con cKDARsry Esw'resL
sssss Es.. Hssos Far,s ad.s I.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY "a
IL oock Rehauge salesroo No Ill BroAds NevIorf
Dor account of whom II may cOaesn). -
rs shares Combustion Silver Mining Co STOCK dhe'AdA ypd 800
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ..
Al Il 1eIOet At the EIL.ngs sAsroo No III BrOads inHg
p, order Of JAMES, SSlis,'f,l blzos ..9, 1...t.s 80.
ABSOLUTE sALH oP VALsABLE NINErSESrh "AkD BRooA
R,. 10, viii po.,r,I, h. s to The hbe,
ROSSsT. nde. ol feet vest of fBEDFORDAyB-tlo loa
R0DHBYST. north side 1o feet In ses oi shDfOhpAE-9
KRAP.sT side l7 fee, n west o. BEDPoRDAVE-SlOtA
b0SssT po,tb sde 5I feet west OF wYrHE AVB- gore ot
KBAP-sT south sle ~! feet In east Of LEsAk-Slo
hooPERsT and MARGIAyE' " eoro.rI .ss1, esss ls's
HOOPERsT south sde, 100 fee, y: Of ofhARCrAyE-l lot
HBWRSsr nOrlh Aae lae feet In wss Of HARRSosAVk-
sIy per purehss remain bOsd aud mort
attention .BuLDBRs and CAPITALisTs particularly called
this sale All VI the lots are de'oe iOr improvement seaauo'
Me-, a.. rov read, ., the Onee Of Aaones No Ssau
""l'A WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY n,
TIA oeoei al the Brchsnge kaleroem No III Broadway
PIRSrCLASs HARLEM RESDhSOS anu 'nfse inDfo'ed Lots
between FOURTH and Pnh Three ssory
s.s soS % IN i.sSsn laundry separate. water sss
marble an's te on s The hcT @ o. ToSHat % 1sos
7bs nproremsa alone ~. slsoo The properly viii be
., s,r.Bs o,.s.. Of ssn property ssd Immediate possa
The house S Ss open Inspection tao days psr 70 and morning.
SS.i,sd 50 r-I cen, nay remain bond and mortgage
iaSpsT outh SIDE eoaRenclns feet vest Of skrEsTHAvR
hft ,fo 20 f.t w. Of PoURTHAvB-Tws desirable Lots
.na tyo snail Hsssss, rsutnG sF tsN each
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
goiitrs of gaukrupty.
urrEp srAr.. MAnsHAt,. orrcH

UsrEp STATS MARsHALs OYycK. I
DISTRICT LOUISIANA. NEw-ORLEsSs. Jannsry 49, lets
ESTATE of CHARLES f. NESMITH. This
H that the 2sh day Of January d. 1888
Bankruptcy Issued against the estate Of CHARLES hh
NTH Parish Of Ascension and State 81 Louisiana who as
Adjuged Bankrupt bis petition that the payment Of
debts aud delivery Of belonging 10 sueh bankrupt 70 h
his and the transfer Of property by hn are iorbdde
law that meeting Of the creditors Of said bankrupt 70 hes
asgnes Of bis estate viii be he'd
Louisiana before G. s. KELLOGG, Rsgste<
on the tenth day March A. ID. 1853, at 10 o'clock
r. j. HEBRON U. s. Marshal, District u Louisiana
To Samuel Orr D. H. Hkev, ~ Lain kBsht Rockwell Cer
william H. ReTuods DaBel Remington, Sanford bur
Bradley NOrWay Plains Co r. Cbesebroagh. Corsef
BrambA H. Richmond, J. r. j. ". Campbell, Mznufact1rerf
Bank REYNOLDS Sakstt Duryea w Bzelov Oney Nee
calf sprout r. ChAse. N Beck
Wlaa Walker, Andrew John KviB, A. b. jerome. N BshoA
George Wellep H. W Pitts Barge Lesren Jackson Bats,
stephen Benedict H. G. Hubbard John Robbins NJ Poud hoksa
baugh VIM. Waller I'm Bishop WIN Couch Psnaeh Oniop Oe
NOTICE.-Eastern District of Pennsylvania,
IN Sas-As EsOn the ri day Of February d. 8The unds-
hereby notice Of bis Assignee Of MOSke
HRSHRBLD Of Hasou the County Of Northampton aud State q
upoe his petition BY the District Cout Of sad District
PIJ lGw9wIh JOHN T. GWIHSRR, Assignee.
VHIS Is TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the
tenh February 1883 warrant In Bankruptcy ssaeA
against ADAM WAsDLING Of the Township Of Ws
the County Of and state Of NeJeey who has been
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delivery Ofny belonging sueb bankrupt him. 6
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Bankruptcy b. holden a No - Abanyst New Brunswick New
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March, A. d. 1903, at 10 O'CLOCK a BBNAJAH DEACON,
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