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ness of butter, Instead of the comfortable car.
cases which ornament the farm-yard and give
promise Of plenty We should see gauut spectres
OF once pleasant Pigs stalking abroad and We
should be stared in the face at every turn by
FsmineL-or his twin brother-for nearer re-
semblance to actual starvation than longlegged.
peaked shouted slab sided, regular razor-back "
| never saw, "nor never wish the opportunity"
The Pig is untroubled BY care the Pig has no
bosrdiDg-house keeper Of plaintive state OF
mind to settle with monthly; the Pig il happy.
| have always said. when speaking Of my ideal
beatitude: II could not be an oy ster, should
invariably wish to be Pig
do not make any alusion here to pig.iron,
neither to pig-ead, nor, indeed. to pig metal in
any form. These are subjects illsuited t. my
light and entertaining style, and I, therefore, let
them drop-(look out for toes.) Nor do 1 say
anything of pig-tail tobacco; nor of the
pig-tails old gentlemen used to wear for
chienons; nor of the pigs whistle; nor of the
pig-skn; nor Of !" The Pretty Pigs /" which once
saw over an ale house door in 20 Merrie England; -
nor OF the pig scar (only he called it something
else-those old fellows Ioere not choice in their
epithets II must be confessed)-the pigs ear
which Solomon cautioned the silk-purse manu-.
facturers against; nor of the pigs-snout (correc-
ton as before) which Proverbs tells us is an IN.
unsuitable place for the display Of jewels nor Of
the pig-and-pearls story correction as before
again. nor. indeed, do Irefer TO thousand things
might. The merciful man is mercifu to his
beast; and, oh public thou most patient ass,
thou hast borne this burden far enough. Leave
me oh long enduring! and 60 browse upon the
narren common OF general news and political
items. There pick the scattering blades of com.
fort which your masters yet allow Imagination to
dende your stomaehs into thinking life sustaining
food. Ny penrhas hed ss~-sAs - f0oiinR.
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Madame Sophie, the renowned modiste, at No.
l52 Canal street. has but lately returned from
Paris, where sojourn of several weeks enabled
her to exercise unusual taste in the selection of
one ofthe most elegant and complete assortments
Of dress goods which has ever yet been offered to
the New Orleans public.
Her stock Of 70 bes, CONNECTIONS, modes, aou.
vesutes, broderies dentelles. lngeres, trousseaux
and fourrures are unsurpassed in style and rich
ness. And as Madame s. has long welded the
sceptre as dictator in the empire of fashion, we
are sanguine that the numerous votaries of the
tickle goddess will not only rejoice at Madame 3d.
plies arrival. but that her magnificent establish.
ment will for the present season be the most at
uactive resort for all that constitutes the youth
and beauty Of the beau monde of the Crescent
City.
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How often, modest flower,
mark thy tender blossoms when they soresd
Along the turfy slope their starry bed,
Hung heavy with the shower.
IT'S but few brief days,
saw the green hill in its fold of snow;
But now thy slesder stems arise and blow
In April's ftful rays.
Sweet flower, thou tell'st how many hearts
AS pure and tender as thy leaf-as low
Ana humble as thy stem-will surely know
The Joy that peace imparts
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The ols..t Christian Hxu..


In Book iii. of Clement of Alexandra, is given
10 Greek) the most ancient hymn Of the Pima
We Church. 1t is there Zone hundred and fifty
ears after the apostles) asserted to be of much
arner origin. II may have been fsung by the
beloved oisciple' before be assembled to his re-
ARD. The following version will give some i'm
ERECT idea Of ITS spirit:
Shepherd of tender youth,
Guiding in love and truth,
Through devious WAYS;
Christ, our triumphant King
We come thy name to sing,
And here our children bring,
To shout thy praise.
Thou art our holy Lord
The all-subduing Word.
Healer of strife
Thou didst myself absse,
That from sins deep disgrace
Thou highest save our race,
And give us life.
Thou art wisdom's high priest
Thou hast prepared the feast
or holy love
And in our mortal pain
None calls on thee in vain;
Help thou dost not disdain,
Help from above.
Ever be thou our z.ide 49, a. q.
Our shepherd and our PRIDE q
Our staff and song
Jesus Thou Christ of odi
BY the perennial Word,
Lead US where thou hast trod,
Make our faith strong.
So now, and till we die,
Sound we thy praise on high,
And joyful sing.
Infants, and the glad throng,
Who to thy Church belong,
Unite and swell the song
To Christ our King
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, J
City Hall, Nov. Is, 1868.

mo. ll32-N. g.
hesotued, That the controller be and he is
hereby authorized, after five days notice in the
offcial Journal to sdjudicste to the lowest bidder
or bidders, q contract for grading and Smelling
with lake shells the swamp side of Bayou az
John, from Esplanade street bridge to the civ
asilroad according to plans and specific atoms on
ME IN the ofice of the city surveyor. 10
(Signed) ALFRKD Kx.prv
President Board Assistant Alderman
(Signed) THoxAs MIRKrv
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Nov. Is, 1865.
(Signed) JOHN r. CoSwAv Mavo,
true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary.
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IMPROVE YOUR sIGHT.-Kernaghan Il Co. are
renowned all through the Southern country for
their Brazilian pebble specacles. An old lady.
long past three score and ten, who hitherto had
never been able to distinguish betwixt her own
grand.dsughters babies snd the babies of the
neighbors, astonished the town in which she lived
by threading cambria ueedle-all with the aid
oil kernaghsn's pebble spectscles. These glasses
are most excellent article. clear a. the ambient
air, and remind the wexrer that he has them onlv
from the fact that they improve his sight tsufold.
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PARENTS, sUPPLY YOUR BoYs-Is the caption
OF the advertisement Of our friend, Mr.. B. T.
Welshe, dealer in boys and youths foe and
fashionable clothing and underwear. Mr.. W. has
selected this stock with . care to please the
'as'e OF our matrons, and we feel assured tina,
NOSE who may call upon him, and examine bis
STOCK, VIII bear Us out in the assertion that
nowhere in the South is there more fashionable
or better assortment Of boys and youths cloth.
ing An examination at his emporium, No. ITO
Canal street, insures a purchase.
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New that the holidays are approaching, when
hesds OF families and love sick youths are DELHI.
Grating in their minds as to the most acceptable
present they can select for the object of their
affections, we would call particular attention to
the fact that on Camp street, diagonalIy from La
fayette Square, is located a candy mandatory
which is fast becoming one of the most cele
ors'ed institutions of the day. Here you can OBJ
tsin Tor trivial amount a home production, which
will compare favorsbly with some Of ,h--A----~
European inre-.,,---
~r' Bray's candies are not only prepared fresh
every day, but composed of the very best class of
material; and t. all such as possess a sacchsripe
tooth We would unheststingly recommend bis
popular establishment.
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MAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Citv Hall. Nov as IQea

4
mo. ll37-N. ST.
WHEREAS, Nicholas Cornell, contractor for
Smelling and grading Josephine street, between
Apollo and Howard streets, having failed to com.
mence said work in accordance with the term.
and specifications of his contract; Therefore.
heSotced, That the controller be Ind he in
hereby authorized to adjudicate, after five days
notce IN the official journal, to the lowest bidder
or bidders, q contract for Smelling and grading
Josephine street, between Apollo and Howard
streets, under the original plans and Specifications
on ME In the office of the city surveyor: and.
Iurther, that said Nicholas Connell contractor
snd his securities, be held liable IN soldo for anv
loss loss or damages which may be sustained BY the
city In said adjudication. - = - '-'
(Signed) ALFRED Kr.pvv
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(signed) THOMAS M.exrx en'
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Nov. rs, 1868.
(Signed) JoHs r. Coxw.v u.,..
true copy:
JOEN W. Oyrv.-., secretary.
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OFFICIAL.


MAYoRALrY or NEW ORLEANS,
- ,.l ....r City Hall, Nov. Fl. 1858. T.
WHEREAS, The Common Council of the city OF
New Orleans, by authority Of law, having passed
an ordinance for the redemption and absorption
of the various issues of city treasury notes and
the relief of the finances of said city to be sub
mitted to the approval or disapprovsl OF the
qualified voters Of said city, ct special election.
conducted in accordance with existing laws and
ordinances; and, raa ~f.r.a
WHEREAS, The said ordinance having been ap-
proved by me and promulgated according to the
provisions of the city charter, astntA
Now, therefore, ], John r. Conway, mayor Of
the city of New Orleans. by virtue of the power
vested in me, and conformably to the provisions
Of said ordinance, q true copy Of which is here
with appended, do issue this my proclamation,
submitting the same to the qualified voters of the
city of New Orleans for their approval or disap.
proval, for which purpose the polls will be opened
In the various precincts of the wards established
for voters at the late election said election to be
held on Saturday, the fifth day of December. A. D.
1868. and said polls to be opened from seven
O'Clock A. NJ. until six o'clock P. NJ. of said day,
and the returns made TO the mayor, agreeably to
section seven Of said ordinance.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the city of New Or
leans, this 2lst day of November, A. D. 1868.
JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
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,- hAYoRALry OF NEW ORLEAvs.)
City Hall, Nov. rs. Is6s.
mo. 1l39-N. ST.
RfSotced, That the controller be ana
oy authorized after five days notice 10 the ofcieI
Journal, to adtudcate contract 70 the Iowss,
oldder or bidders for Smelling and grading Cos
s s. street from Josephine to 81. Andrsv
surfer, tne work to be done 10 strict acco,dsnn.
with specifications on file in the Office of he me
surveyor. VI INC city
(Signedj
CT, PRESIDENT Board Assistant Aldermen
VsN'u' Thomas MARKEY.
approved Nov. Is, 1858. Nien''
(SiRDed) Ioux r
A true copy: oo' NJ mayor.
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary. I
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MAYoRALrY OF Nr~ a.

1~iVhALIY OF NEW ORIr.vs
rv. City Hall, Nov. Is. IssS'
vuvvv.s rtt No. IAN. ST. ''
Berly holders paying taxes and Iicans1 OF pro
H sZss, situated between the Meat and Q, re
ma Msrse,s; as public nuisance ana S& egeve
Re eSSs dnTIs Sss K. Be IT, therefore.
be is hereby antbo me street Commissioner " and
OF cause to be removed, AFTER one c1ea = Tmove,
nov aob AZ stands stalls or other ine6mbrSnc
he,x oDs'uctlns the levee, streessor aidsxsGes
End District "u vegetable Aarkets Of the /
(Signed)
(Signed) ooaro 1Tm .oM Aldermen.
In forc. Preadent Board Aidsrm.,
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secreta-v
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MACHlNERY, HARDWARE.
EEDp FoUNDRY- =
ESTABLISHED In lsuy
oer"sr q Dslsrd and SsseAsr ssrssss.

evst " Inform eur friends asl ths yus,s ....->s.
snas vs are prspsrsd, fornmiy !. mspuf..t..s 49,
sssms s'ilsn Sugar hiis snsar Ksstss Dr.In,,, -.
ennss' ssw Ills Csttss Prssss Newell Screw, "a, -.
snsos heashs Crate Bsrs all kinds q Plsptstiso -
n. $40 "'n1' s.s s'sy A~aptios Of Machinery =
LEEDS 90.
WiosFs isn q Ban n Hschaniss' sns Dsasrv, rr.s..
wlrsceivs prompt sttsnt,o, soS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-15
SARSAPARILLIAN.
AND ITS
Powerful Curative Associaaes.
PesrAAsp uNoRa A SswLY DISCOVERED PRocrss
yoa sxsRAerrxs rss CuaAnvn Paorxsrvvs
rKoE vaosrAnLs ScssYAxcss. rs.
rrRs Ixro rms Cosposr-rox or
Dr.. DIVA
H~sENOVATING
4 NEW PRlNCrPLE DISCOVERED.
ONE BOrTLG OF Aas0LvINf q BsrrED
THAN TEN LARGE BOTTLES OF Tne
ADVERTISED SARsApARlLLAs. Oh Di.
RECT DIURETIC REMEDIES.
4 NEW PRlNClPLE DISCOVERED.

fnys,eians wonder ct the extraordinary pove, nj
nADMAlsREN0vATlN0 kBSoLvBN1fs curins
al Az uosss fasns Of screiulous. syphilsid, Uhsonis
80 Oiseasersa nc It's marvellous power In nsuivine
caieulous concessions. auordinx imm.ais,. ,s,a3
nnu consequent cnfe Of Diseases ~ the Eian..
nlsadef. Liver, Lungs. Pnncreas, Spleen. IL s.rii
Iuuus1Se IN me cure Of ID .b~tes, 1ncoutinerrs \,
seanty, tur pid, albuminous, cloudy min. ~ ~
Mos. Instant enacscy In stopping Itching ana ns,.sn,
a.snaise o. urine, and its singular pow e. in curins
uisenafses from the Uterus and Ufe,h,a. ls"rcr
tnoea. bioody Urine, and other unhee INV 90
weakening discharges and enquire vhe,asr 80
ahsa used In tls Renovaton ks.
roIsent ciitre rom ordinary Sarsapsrlllas S.-
ospariinn 10 the only principle IN Ssrsan.rIII.
Una, possesses ~curatve properties all Other nar,s
:. u toot are iner; and useless. One ounce or th,
extract obtained under DIR. Radwav,s nee r,n...o
ivt extracting the curative propart,rs fror r.as.
oe substances, coniains more Of the true princlni.
oiss,s 1.an y ibs ofihe ordinary roots.
Is only one sf ira inyx.n-
sn,s mat forms this trnly wonderful mediein~s era
us Toe oaly compromising remedy that communi-
ra,.s rs purifying, cleansing aud rein,lyoring pro-
pef,les through the BLOOD, SWEAT, Il L, and
othef secredons. securing a harmonious functional
sciion o fevery depraved organ and glani in the
sys,ena. 1.-THE blood = corrupt, The hesslvcnt viii
make II pure IL the Lungs are liberated and sore,
secseting thick phlcgm and prursIent matter, tho
nes solvent VIII loosen this deposit and repair the
-, Ms.,,hg lung with sound and healthy material. II
.ns Skin 70 covered With pimples, spots. pustulcs.
soses' ulcers, &C.. the Resolvent will quickly re-
t no. these snnoyances. u mercury deposited In
Re solvent ii al" aris nsi /. out. I'm, is r ihs .y' :, f, =.
caial GLANDS are liberated, the Reeolveut vii eurc
tnese signs OF an early waste. Direct remedies.
as thcy increase the functional eecsetians Of one or.
gan py suspendlng the constituent .. ~eveficns ~ 9th
or. hence, a compromising remedy like the rec olv-
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP OF
BLOOD impreynated with the Resolvcnt and ab-
soroed TO supply the waste OF the body, VIII maize
pure. sound and healthy flesh and nhrc. Tn. nfst
dose that 10 taken - ite WORK OF rurlnes.
ION snd Increasing the appetite and e. sh.
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
SAMl. LAWRENCE { SONS.
w DOL M rs.
~ Brcsdway.
r w Yp " K
Ne. 25 Maiden y~n>

Ne S5 Maiden IoN<.
Nctc Terk. dec. II. 1857.
In my Card OF Nov. j. 1857, I stated that.
"fer the purpOsc OF nsorc fully supp1y.
ing she wants Of the psb1ic, aaA n
order 90 prevent umscrupnlsus aealero
from palsntna Oh interior and worth.
iess xooda ~ the Morton cold sseus. I
small sell mo goods as vshsle.
sale except only to duly appoinseA and
authorized Ascuts,. etc. To thi, plan
l have since strictly adhered.
In accepting Agents. great care has been
exercised to appoint those Who, by long
continued fair dealing, have acquired 4
reputation for honesty. rcsponsibiiity, and
probity- men In whose word tho public
have learned to place confidence. Thee
Agents have agreed to keep . full assert.
ment OF my pans, and to sell Thorn 1T my
published prices. Thus the public are sup
piled by them with just such pans a. they
want, either az to writing or price. and gos
= full equivalent for tile money paid.
No agent is appointed TO travel from
place to place, or canvass tho country.
90 that all who want n Morton Gold Pom
must get it from the Local Agent or from
headquarters.
None need apply for tho Agency except
in conformity to tho above, the liberal dis
count ITO Clubs" being sufficient induce
mont to all others.
A. MORTON,
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Notice In Bankruptcy.

MUIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT On TIE
i ai.t day 81 January. A. ID. 1sss a warrant 10
Dankruptcy was issncd ssaias. the estate OF :.
lam Buell., Jr., 0f Butler Tp.. IN the ennnt5 :" : 800
rupt on his osn petition that ths pawn ~ ~ any
tebts aud delivery o. any property n,i,ng,. y -usn
Rarkyuut 10 him. ~ for his use. anu tHc transfer "
80 r,irer,y ~ INN are forbidden ny law that .
meeting Of 10 creditor. OF tbs rad Bankrupt, 70
Prove their debts. and 70 choose one or more as-irn-
S...,t III. eefstc. will be nel3 at ~ Court OF bank
.,,t"v 10 be holden at No : Hest Sc nnd Street In
ths .ity Of Davenport. before a. Nj. Price. Lesifter.
o. the fsth day " February. A. y, ISIS, NJ 70 O'clock
Al a.. a.. ". CLAIM,
II. =. Marshal. a. Messenger. Disl. VI Iowa.
;su0AAAsfv0
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Notice Or Dankruptcy

! 10th day Of JansAry, A. ~ 1865, . WARRANT In
Bankruptcy wss irsuca svnin.t The estate Of James
q. McNey, Of tbs County OF Row ,shcik. and ststs
OF Iowa who has hcen adlndacd a bankru pi. On his
own PETITION. That ia. payment ~ any dchis aud
delivery Of any property belonging Ia eueh bankrupt.
- him. or for his ~. aud the tTanstc, 81 any lroIgr-
~ by him. are forbidden by Law. That a n meeting Of
| the creditors OF the said bankrupt, To prove their debts
and choose one OF NOR. s--ighees Of hs estate, gill
be held at = Court of BANKRUPTCY, to b. holder a. No.
I. West second street, In the city OF Davenport, be-
fore N NJ. Price. Register. on The isth day oi n, bsu-
~, u. 1889. ~ ~ o'clock, A. W.
jani dat fri q. W. CLARK.
IL Manhal, ~ Messenger, Dist IL Iowa.
MAarIa n Mrarup, Attorneys for Petitioner.
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take Fnrsicolar Notice
the REAL vElPAu FEMALE PILLS
WARRANTED FRENCH.

These pix. % celebrated many ycars 40 n rAfis.
eoe tho se1ke9 or femalc ir5cgulaflSies. and ATS wards
6 thsir c1iminal snploypcnt In tns practice u abor,
don, afe now offered lot sale for the lrst time u
Ameriea. They hsvs been Kept b comparative -
security lfom ne fect that BE 0siginalOr. DR.. veapou,
h . physidan in Paxh, Of Geae weslth, and etstct
conscientious principles, and he's withheld the0 nom
general U.S.. lest they should - snploysd for unlsW-
Is ovefcoGfae remals Distinctions. Yalnns ofns
womb. Whtss. 0sssa tlcknsss. suppsssstcn. Rseeo
ton, or lmmodcrats Flow Of the Monthly Die
charges, Nervous and Spinal Affections, Psins In the
Back and Limbs. Fatigue on sIight c~xettion, Palpita+
| ton Of the Heart, Mysteries. ETC.. and Will erect
enre whom all other means have failed and. y
antl1n0ny. OF anything hnrtful TO the constitution.
To married ladies end young girls who have nevsa
| been fegn- aAed. they are peculiarly suited. The]
win, IN I ehest time. bring on the monthly penct
With regularity.
when there 10 any reason to believe themselves pseg
| nanR, for They VIII ~ sure 70 produce . miscarriage
Ladies can p-ocure : boz. sealed rom the cyes .
me curious. By enclosing ono dollar, and elk postaxs
etamDe 70 II. w. MACOMBER, General Agent 10
the United statet and Csuadas, 1t Albany, N. r.. .
b my authorised Agent.
| ApA9Q-dAwlv UU0p6S1O0 -.
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To ell whom il may concerni.
NoTICE Is Hereby GIVEN THAT TIE UN-
~ derrigned. assignee 81 the estate Of L. n. psi-
mc-, OF Clinton County Iowa, Bankrupt. viii on Sat.
urday, the 18th day of February, 1855. At ths horr OF
9P M. OF that day. cell At Pablo Auction. 70 ne
Of the Cont House. In Davenport, Scoit souhsys
Iowa. all the cstate right. tile and iniefes', wnica
the eaId +. NJ. Palmer, bat frupt. bac IN the following
Sesr,ibeA land. sitnsie lying ard being IN Clinton
"a. .Iowa,to wii. The eouthwes cot quarter Of the sOuta
enet orarter OF section enc a. township eighty -thsee
~, range one ~ ~ ana on the da0 " the ding 81
81 petition 10 bankruptcy, to wit on the "a day oi
September. 1861. -
Assignee Of the estate of L. n. Palmer, Baukfupt
Dated Feb. l. 1858. febi d3t-soS
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Notice I'm

J. eist day OF January. A.. y. 1865. n warrant la
bankruptcy vas issued aasiosf the e.tate Of Joreph
Benseti. 81 Muscatine, in tho County Of Mug
Judged . bankrupt. ON HE own petition That
the payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging % such Bankrupt, to him, or for
his rsc, aod tho tsansfcs of Any property BY hin are
forbidden ny law. That . meeting Of the efedlto'-o Of
said bankrupt. 10 prove their debts. md ciinose ono
or more aasigneeoo i hie estate, will be held n n tourt
OF Ilankruptry, 10 BE- holden II No. 5,wctt second ~.
IN tho city Of Davenport, before N. N Price, X 'Ris-
ter, on the oath day Of February, Al ISIS. at 10
O'CLOCK. A. M &. CLARK.
Us. Marshal, - Messenger. Dist. %ofIowa.
u.-.~ u,Cs-.n. Astv - pstitloner. iaay IL FIJI
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TVHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT on
Il the 2ed day Of January, A. u, 1859, . war
rant IN Bankruptcy was issued against TIE e.
tste Of Lyman Labenstien, Of Cedar Rapids,
in the county Of Linn. and State Of lows, Who
hes bssn s~djudged . bankrupt on his own petit
tion that the p lyment d any debts and deliv-
cry Of any property belonging 70 such BANKRUPT
70 him. or for his use, and the transfer Of any
property BY him are iorbidden by Law; that I
meeting Of the creditors Of she said Bankrupt.
10 prove their debts. and to choose one or mors
sssignees Of his estate, will b held II . Court
md ss,..s ~ IN Nv - p.,.r"c,t h.fcrc m n,
N. Price. Register, on the 9Th day ofFebruary.
4. ID 1868, - 10 o'clock A. n.
g. W.. CLARK,
U. 8. Marshsl, ~ Messenger, District Of love-
0nYrH b YouRo, Attys for Petitioner. jas stir
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Notice In RnnkruDtcy.

rms - r. GIVE NOTICE. THAI ON THE
] l6lb day OF ia nary. A - lists. n warrant 81 Rank
rNptc, was is ucd against the - atoutL Refft Rinr
OF Iowa, who hn- been adlndpci 4 taHkrupt IN his
own petition. Thst thr payment nNs o.hts and
delivery of any properly belonging 10 such bankrupt.
10 him ar fr his use, nnd the transit y 81 any y off, fty
by h IN are forbidden bia Law Thar a me. ting 81 The
creditors a the said bankrupt. 10 prove thslr debts
aud choose one or more assight.s ut HE e-tnt". viii
be held at n Court 81 BanhrnItry, to be holden ut No.
!, West Second Street. Ia the cny OF Davenport, be-
fore NJ. n. Price, Register. on the 18Th day al Fcbfu-
AIRY, A. d. is6S. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Jani1-dst nj q. ". CLARK,
Us Msrshai, A. Messenger. bis, Of Iowa.
MAnrfS d MrsPny, Affarnevr for Petitioner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-15

YNlIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE -iha, On tho
l. 18th day Of Jan A. T. lsas, a warrant IN
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of
John Ten Evck, Of he Wiz. ~ the County ~
Clinton, state OF Iowa. who has been adiudR
ed a bankrupt, on his own petition That the
! pay ment Of any debts and delivery 81 apr rfup-
etty belonging TO such bankrupt. to hin ~ for
bis use. aud the transfer = any ptareftt y h@n
are forbidden by Iaw. That - meeting w tho
creditors oil said bankrupt, 81 prose thea debts,
and choose one or more ns.ienecs Of hts esfstc,
will be held At q Court OF Bankruptcr. to bc
holden At No. I, West Second street. IN the city
Il Daven port, before y. NJ. Price. Register, on
the 18th day OF 4 ebrnar., \. ~. Isis. q IN o.
clock. A. NJ. q. w CLAIM
US. Marshal, AZ Messcpger. Dist " llwn.
Csc. r. q. Dow, Attorney cor r.tiiio ct III