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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10
washington.

The Board of the City Council to-day
held separate session under their two diii-
creus party organizations. The colserva-
tive members in joint meeting adopted a
preamble setting forth that in violation 0!
the charter. the City Register, Republican,
had refused 10 deliver the election returns
to the Joint meeting Of the council, and
concluding with resolution that the com
mit,ee again demand the returns in order
that they may be counted and the fact as
ccrtained who received the high, st number
of votes for Mayor. The committee, after
a shor, absence, reported that the Register
refused to comply with the demand; So the
meeting gave the committee further time 70
attend 10 the business, and authorized it &
send for persons and papers and employ
counsel. recess was then taken until To-
morrow evening.
The Republican Senators held IN al
journed caucus meeting this morning on ths
subject OF making changes in the subordi
nate officers Of the Senate, but there not
being a unanimity OF vicws the whole sue
ice, was postponed.
Gen. Grant left to-day for West Point. Ill
will probably deliver the diplomas TO tht
graduating class.
MIR. sherman, from the Committee on Fl
nance, reported TO the Senate to-day, witt
amendments, the bill TO provide uniform
coinage among the nations, with q recon-
mendasioa that it be postponed TIL the next
s. eslon.
The Impeachment Committee will sooi
conclude its Investigations and furnish tn,
recofd Of the testimony TO the Senate selec
committee cf inquiry into the matter Affect
ins that body.
uhas II. Gluley and Ransom Van Walk
enbsrg wefc before the former COMMITTEES
to-day, and the money belonging TO Wooley
and deposited in the safe Of the Ietropoli
tan Hotel, vas produced.
Mr. Buriingame and the officers OF la
Chinese embassy dined with the Prtsiden
10 night. Members of the Cabinet, Senate
and oiber Invited guests were present.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10
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IOWA..

CLINTON, June l0.--The Third Annual
Convention Of the Iowa Sabbath School As
ISOLATION commenced here last evening in
the Congregational church. Delegates com
mcnced arriving Yesterday morning by
boats and by cars. and thus continued up
to the hour Of organizing. Tho city is full.
Entertainment is ample, and delightful
feeling prevails.
Il. g. Pardee ard G.. w. Woodruff q
New York. d. l.. Moody, Of Chicago, and
| other prominent Sunday School WORKERS ara
present.
In the absence Of Hon. Hiram Price,
President OF the Association, Rev. G. Ga
| Truesdell was called to the chair.
Addresses were delivered by Rev. Wood
ruff and p. l.. Moody. Opening has been
| 4 complete success.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10
In Bankruptcy.

In the Dirtrict Court of the United States for
the District Of Iowa.
In tho matter of David Kahn, Bankrupt.
To the creditors Of said David Kahn, and oil
other persons interested.
CIRS: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
y that petition has been filed in said Court.
by David Kahn, OF vinton, in the county Of
benton, said district duly declared Bankrupt
under the Act OF Congress. entitled An Act
to establish a uniform system Of Bankruptcy
throughout the United States, approved March
I'd, 1857, for discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims provable M
der said Act, and that the 18th day of July, A.
D. 1858, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, o.
said day, Is assigned for the hearing ofthe same
before The sa,d Court Of Chambers, At Ottum "a
Iowa, when and where you may attend and show
cause. if any you have. why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted.
You are hereby further notified that the thirt
meeting Of the creditors of the said Bankrup
will be held on tho Sd day Of July, A. y. 1sGs
at the hour of ten O'clock Of said de,
before H. 81. Price, Esq, one of III,
Registers in Bankruptcy, at his Office No.
West Second street, in the city of Davenport
Scott county, State of Iowa. when and wher,
you can transact any business Of the thir'
meeting Of creditors provided in section 2s, o
said act of Congress.
iunelO- det wed II, X. LOVE Clerk.
MApYtN A Mrppuy Atf'vs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10
MY PREPARATIONS

Are prepared in vacuo from the vegetable sub
stances named, ard are the most active that
can be made. Decoctious are exceedingly trou-
bl.scu.e. and il is necessary to prepare them
every day. and the syrups are siil more ohiec-
nensble, as they are weaker thaa the dscoctioss;
for fluids saturated with sugar are suscept able
Of holding in solution much lrss attractive mat
ter than water alone. and the syrups are other
wise Objectionable. for the patient is frequently
nanscsted. and the stomach surieiiod by the
large proportion of suear tsken with each dose.
which il Of 10 use whsiever-e xeeptto keep the
dsooesion from spelling.
Here the advantages and superiosi,y Of the
Fluid Extracts are strikingly manifest.
The finest test oftheir superiority will be a
comparison with the properties as .set forth in
the United.Stater Dispensatory.3
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10

Pans, June 9.-Baron Stakilburg. the
new Russian Minister, presented credentials
ana had formal reception ~ The Court
ycs'cr lay. IA his remarks he hopea for .
crntiauanca 81 friendly relations between
Fra. sg snA i.e-sia Iva basis Of mutual r.
icF S. Napoleon m.je Acicply IL
reeigroeate1 The hope expressed 6y the
nar naa5 thought tlu appointment 81 AZ
Euvey personally 50 popular ia France Yves
ple gts Of amiiy
Loxpas. June 9.-In the mmons tbs
evening Sir Harry Varney made some In
qunies 1T the Government concerning
measures ior openiug territory IA British
Moth America Tor settlemrut. Dir. Ad
ccrly, under the Secretary for the Colonial
Department, roplicd that the Eastern
COLONIZATION ei the lands from Superior 10
the Pacific coast was deserted, bu. so Ions
rs negotiations OF settlement Wilt the llna
son Bay Company were pending no step
could BE taken by the Government in tha
| direction
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10
EOR'rsrsTR CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-SENATR.-Mr.
Dooiltle presented g memorial OF Mrs Eliza
Potter, OF South Carolina, who desired To
be rcmunerated for the amount of some
forty thousand dollars, expended for the
support of Union soldiers during the war.
Referred.
~ The expiration of the morning hour
tho Omnibus Bill, SO called, was taken up.
The question was on the amendment To AL
nit Alabama. After q debate Mr.. Wilson,
amendment TO include Alabama was agreed
to % tool.
Mr. Howard offered an amendment, which
is 10 take from the Governor the discretion
of calling the Legislature together or not, as
| he secs fit, and require ii by law to assem-
! BILE
Mr.. Howard moved I'm amendment to the
6rst section, SO es to dispense with the ne
cessiiy Of q proclamation fv the President
announcing the restoration OF those S'a,es
lie had ~ idea that the President would
| issue such 8 proclamation.
Mr. Edmun1s said that the point had beer
considered BY the committee. and they hGj
decided 10 lei The Usual course be taken d
allowing the responsibility to remain with
the President.
Altar considerable debate Of rather 8
spirissd charscters Curing which III. 81.
munds declared that the President would
not dare withhold a preelainattOn. and Ar
Howard msjniaihed That the President dare
do anything 70 defeat the reeonsfruciiou
policy of Congress. M Frelinghuysen sag
restea thai tue purpose Of both nsto
could be obtained - leaving in the section
OF the clsose making Il the duty Of the
President to issue proclamation within
ten days after the necessary official ratitca
ton. / Both Senators assented and The
amendment was modified ard adopted
MIR. Sherman moved TO amend by striking
out the clause imposing en- Georgia further
fundamental conditions Of declaring null
and void, by her General Assembly, certaiH
provisions Of the Consultation relative to
| debts contracted prior to June Let, 1853
Some debate eusued. during which Mr.
| Morton pronounced the provisions uncon'
stilulionsl and dishonest; when, without
action, t-e senate went into executive se9
sion, ana Afterwards adjourned.
AousE.-The House assmbed at eleven
| O'Clock, that being the hour fixed for the
Official reception Oh the Chinese Embassy.
Tie attendance of the members was very
large and the galleries were crowded with
/ Spectators. fhe mem hers of the Senate did
not respond to The Invitation TO be present
| The Speaker snnounced the appointment
| Mr.. Brooks, OF New York, on the Com
| mi,tee Of Reception, in place OF Mr.. Wood
who was detained 1T home on eccount Of
| illness.
The Clerk proceeded with the reading q
| the journal, but in about five minutes the
Sergeant-atArms announced the appearance
OF the committee Of the House with the
Chinese Embassy. The Committee and
Embassy with Mr.. Burlisgsmc, and took
positiOn facing the Speaker. Mr., Schencl
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In IsamkruDtcy.

Ia the District Court Of the United states for
the District OF Iowa.
In the matter OF Harrison Robinson, bankrupt.
To the creditors of said Harrison Robinson, anu
all other persons Interested.
CtIRS loE ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
- that petition has been hled IN said Court
~ Harrison Robinson, OF the city Of Cedar
RAPIDS, III tile county Il Linn, State q Iowa.
susad District. du} eec.aIed Bankrupt Under
the Act Of Congress Of March %, 1851. entitiad
AN act TO establish q uniform system OF bank
rn2tcy throughout the United States for n dis
charEe. and certificate thereof. from all bis
debts, and other clsims provable under said Act
and that the 9Th day Of July. A. d. 1865, al the
| hour Of 10 o clock A. NJ Of said day. is assigned
| for tie hearing of the same, before the SAID
| Court, nj Chambers. at Uttumwa. Iowa, when
| and where you may attend and show cause, II
| any you have, why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
You are hereby further notified that I'd d I'd
me etings OF the creditors of the said Harrison
Robinson, for the purposes provided IN the y 4
| 2sth sections OF the Act Of Congress OF March %,
| 1857 will be held on the sth day OF July 1858 al
| the hour OF ten O'Clock A. NJ. of said day, before
| Hon ii. NJ. Price, Register, at his Office. No
| vest Second Street IN the city Of Davenport,
| Boot County, State of Iowa
| iel0-dSw wed IL. X. LIVE, IlerS.
| SrEyART x Armstrong, Attys.
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ch!cAec.

CHICAGO, juno 0.--The second trot be-
tween Rocky and Bashsw, Jr., took place
te-day at Dexter Park before conccurse Of
al least 5000 people. TIE race was 10 bar
mes :. mile hea.s, three best in i've for 4
purse OF $1,000. The first heat Bashaw, ir.,
won the pale, but broke up badly at the
very start, and was unable at any time 10
re. near his competitor. Rocky won the
hea. bv several lengths in 1926. The sec
ond heat Rocky broke at the start, api
Bashaw dashed aheaa, making half mile
in / III, aud keeping ahesc I'll rear home
when anuarenty frightened Is he shouts
of the ntcale, h. broke NJ ant itaesy came
ia AHEAD, time e:2I - iae suir neat was
warmly cont, ssed, bul y sAaw aeT up two
or three times, aud Rocky won the heat by
,hrre lsur:hs, in s.22..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10
To Wool lsrOwers.

MEs. = EpIroRs We would again call the
attent of the wool growers OF the Northwest
- tho npertance Of putting their woods in the
best siDe condition for the merket. And We
copy flHTi1. pre- .:lbla nnd resolutions,
passe Sic vcelea manufacturers, at the
Cvpy ~. hal w. tAis csty in February last.
80 81 t.a aatieu aai discrimination IT the
p-rA are e tuy aut ealsua.e large per-
..n' q w9sls prod ced In taa Northwest,
AM re, as dealers a-d conclusion men,
ha~s secretion or control n TIE natter lt
hstn4 standard Tor Understandable wQgI:
~ PEAS, II IS Tor the mutual interest OF
both grower a.d the manufacturer al WOOL,
as n protection to the honest grower,
that inform standard shonid be adopted
taro heat The West as to condition aud man
ner putting up heeces and deemiaG i I'M
pert thst uniform rules, so far Is practicable
be pted by the buyers and consumers OF the
We tits
"Ies4lved, That the members of this Associs.
tior SID be individually governed by the fol
low rues in eli purchases of fleece wool m ade
by en-. and respectfully invite all Western
dee rs to conform TO them
'.irst. Merchantable wool should be the
sta lard for price. and must be we'll washed,
FIRE from togs and all filth, and Ted with only
wi string is sufficient to bold the fleece to-
geAer.
second. On unwashed feeces. stuffed with
tots. murrain wool, or any other foreign sub
o,
deduction of one third shall be made.
Third. On dnwashed bucks deduction Of
sae half shall be required.
We further recommend to growers to use no
tTine for tying tieeces, except us as IS hne. o.
hard twist. and of fax or hemp. Cotton and
Ute twine, as well as heavy. large twine, is ob
sctonable, and will, If used, subject the wool
10 deduction and that growers shear their
sheep as soor after washing as they are dry.
Notwithstanding the adoption ofthese rules
We are satisfied that manufacturers, as class
are disposed to deal fairly with the grower, and
when he offers his wool in perfect condition,
will chserfuiy pay him a proportonateIy IN
creased price for the same, over what they
would pay him for it in the customary bad or
der. In order that Western growers may OBJ
tain the highest price for their woolsfro home
manufacturers. and compete successfully VII
Michigan. Ohio ana Pennsylvania woods II
Eastern markets. we would recommend them e
take extra pains washing their sheep well
and as soou as they are drT-say IN iour Y
eight days-ihe she airing should be done The
tieeces should then be carefully spread upon
table, flesh side down, the tags and s.etlock
removed. The skiris. neck aud breeeh turned
in, and the whole folded into compact shape
and tied with one or two twines each way. Us
no box or press
Our market Is in sort Of transition state be
tween old aud new clip, very light stocks, price
irregular and nominal. medium ana coers
WOODS in active demssd at about q 80 for un
wash ed aud 3sG4s for washed. Fine woods ar
neglected
Respectfully you.s,.
PxLKY, HALL kiSsEr.
Is.v~. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10
In Bankruptcy.
In the District Court of the United States TO
the District of Iowa.

In the District Court Of the United States for
the District of Iowa.
in the matter Of John Carr Bankrupt.
To the creditors OF John Carr and all other
persons interested.
CIRS: YOU ARE HEkESf NOTIFIED
y that petition has been filled IN said Court,
b~ john Carr. eli tie county 81 Linn. IN said
L STREET, duly declared Bankrupt, under the
act q oE.less, enlisted "An Act to establish
uuifcr3a System IL Bankruptcy throughout
the uns;ed States approved March I'd, 1867.
for .lischafge and ilhcate thereof, from oil
bis ueots aud OTHER III ms, provabe under said
Act. ana that the l9th Day OF July, A. ID. lS6s, at
the hour OF 10 clece a.. NJ, of said dav, is as
signed for the heafin az e the same. before the
sand Court of Chambers, at Ottumwa, Iowa,
when and where YOU may attend. and show
cause, If any veu hav4, why the prayer of said
| petition shouldn't ~ granted.
| You are hereby iGrther notified, that the
| third meeting of the crttiters Of said Bankrupt
will be held on The Ell DAY Of July, A. d. 1888,
at the our Of 10 O'clock A. N. of said day, be-
| fore VI. NJ. Price. Esq. one of the Registers in
| Bankruptcy, al his office, No. West Second
| street. In the city Of Davenport, Scott county,
| State Of Iowa, when md where you can transact
any business OF the third meeting of creditors
prov ided in sectien Is Of said act of Congress.
| lunel0-dSt-wed II. X. LOVE, CLERK.
| NAprfS 4 Mrspuy kttorneyE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10
In Bankruptcy.

la the District Court Of the United States for
the District Of Iowa.
In the matter ofingle Barker, Bankrupt.
To tho Creditors Of said lngs Barker and all other
persons interested.
ClRs; you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT A
y Petition has heen filed in said Court BY lngie
Barker of Davenport, in said District, duly de-.
ciarcd a Bankrupt. under thu Act OF Congress. OF
March 2, 1867, entitled - An Act to establish UNI
fern systcm OF Bankruptcy throughout the Uni.
ted states FOR dischsrfe,iand certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims prosable I'M
der eaid Act and that the 18th day Of July.
1904 at the hour OF 10 o'clock A. NJ, OF said day. is
ass for the hearing of the before the said
Court AZ Chambers at Ottumwa. lows, when and
| where you may attend aud show cause, II any You
| have, why the prayer VI aid petition should not
| be granted.
| You are hereby furtaer notified that the second
and third meeting Of the creditors or The said
| Inele Barker will bc held on the sth day OF July
A D. 1868. at the hour of ten clock A
NJ. or said day before the Hon. NJ NJ. Price
kea lister in Bankruptcy. At he office, No ! Wee
| sece3d street. 81 the City OF Davenport, SCOT
| C3auty, state ol Iowa, when and where you cal
transact any business Of the second and third meet
!ugs Of creditors provided IL sections 9TH 18th o
| thc said Act or Congress. II. X. LOVE. CLERK.
| SrFuAnr IL ARMSTRONG. Attorney. lclo-d5t wed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10

"fnu blasting beauties of modest
,as;e" arc douhly enhanced by the 'luxu-
RANT wea.il' Of hair which as surely FOL
lows tie Use or Barrett's Vegetable Hair
Restorative, as that ls.al follows darkness.
: 81 louis Time
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10
PUBLIC NOTICE !
Chicago, June lat.

WHEREAS, III PURSUANCE OF THE PRO
" visions OF al Ac. Of the l2ih General Assembly
OF the State OF Iowa, entitled = An ACT 70 enable
dSwnshps and Incorporated Towns anu I P,i, 70
senes by onethrd Of the resident Taxpayers or the
Township OF Davenport, in the County oi scout, and
T,e ., ioTa has been pre.enea s.kng ,so
the question be submitted to the voters 81 eaio own
snip, whether the eaid Township enaH vote TAX OF
"ut ~ Pe. S Sen On tns ts1anls p.oPr ss oer ~
on the amount OF the assessment OF sala IoWnenip
ior the year 1865, and two per cant on tnc amount
% .e mont Of said ,or ~,
purpose OF aiding in the construction 81 the Oaven
port and st. Psui Railroad from point at or near
,ne city o. Davenport to point IN .ne c n s
provided In said Act.
Now. therefore. in order that the vcsefe Of said
township may adopt or reject said Propcss'ona' !,
hereby ordered, that special election DC held 10
SAID Township 1T the usual place Of noding eleeuone
therein on Saturday the 1ithday oiJuly,A 1858.
PosHss 81 voting upSn q
St Paul Railroad" ana to that end Will vote tax
. .STi - per cent rPon tn - c o.
two ta) per cent ON the taxable property OF said
Township on the amount Of the tax assessment
,or the year sss and two T. pc, t , On .ne
ofLhe tax as sessment thereoffor the year is6s
The foregoing Proposition shsll be submitted and
I'~eg upon under thsfo.lowluc Inouo VI sot.u-' 10
those in favor OF the proposition. shail vote
ballot with the word 81 .zaton" written Or printed
thereon. Aud II Jse against shall deposit ballot
WIN the words - No Taxation, written or printed
thereon
And i there shall he a majority Of the votes poed
ior Taxation, his proposition shall DC considered as
..aopled, and viii authorize the unoersgned Irus.
Ices to prepare and certify TO the CLERK Of the Board
ciSnpervscrs of said Scott Connts, proper returns
OF said election in order that tie said tax may be
sssessed ard collected upon the assessed vslue
oithe taxable property Ia said Township.
II IS farther ordsred. thst copy OF this order be
published for thirty s0 days prior to said election
In the Daily Dss.rrort rRaoeEsT, the Daily Daven
port Gazette. aud the Dsi Der Demokrat, daily pa
pers printed IN the City OF Davenport, and that
copy thereof be osted up at the Court House In said
City II Davenport, at the place where sad vote Is to
be taken.
JOHN BEHRENs,
CLAUS KAHL,
WIN. LOW,
1e4 dim Trustees Of Davenport Township.
ApoLFu GxAllvIElp, TCWdehlp Clerk
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milwaukee, Market

b, Telegraph. June TO-
Flour nchsnged
Wheat Irregular. No. l, 2.os No 2ls2.
Corn steady and in fair demand, SIS.
| Cais-ste6dv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10
NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Jurc 1o.-Rcports from all parts
Of the State show that wheat looks fine
urssshoppers arc disappearing rapidly, and
damages are principally to garden veget-
abes
Salt Lake papers report that the wheat
hsrvss, has commenced in Southern Utah.
The first ship load Of Mormon immigrants
Of the season sal ell from Liverpool on the
4,h inst aud ais expected here early il
july. L4rss numbers 81 Mormon mechanics
aud lsbaiers afs aires IS t " nrk Gas; e
sell i,'.-, ~vsfir- 4 ji1ion paeIii-.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10

Galca%o Five rs4ocs< gHn-ket.
| iir 4. -ra, p. June 10.
Re- sots CATH, lot cars hogs, c. cars
c,t!.-hxtra. s5o1s.75; fair to good
6s5nt.5; stoekers 3.25@5 20.
! To luh. extra, 5o&ss2i3, gocdl Il
clo{ foGs .c7i5.
s.e Choice 575at6.25; good 5.25g5.5o.
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TENNESSEE.

xNssuvtr,cp. June 9-TLe Democratic
So Convention met to-day and was very
nu,usren,ly attended. The platform en-
do.ses Psulctons financial policy. and a
majority of the delegates arc supposed to
be- Pendistoa men. President johnson was
congratulated upon the result OF the i'm
peachmert movement. and without ncmi-
mating him for President at New York, it
was declared In the event Of hls name be-
ing mentioned, 1t was due that the delega
~. ehnesld nnGH AhniP 1oHna for hin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10

"rhev made lar gre~s Tao coz and damp
F9ras1ai 83 4o.@st .,s. tgG-.
Il they has been wise, the lire necessity
of opening the grave for ono 50 lovely
miss: have en- aYertcd Plantation Bit
tiers, il timely used, ara sure to rescue tie
young aud lovely, tho midie-sged and .e
aiiing, from confirmed sickness.
MAGNoLlA WArER.-A delightful toile,
articlc-superior to Cologne and at hafthu
price.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10

6Priss el.2s pr tstflss.,or Gx bottles for es.6e
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10

je4 dim Trustees Of Davenport Town
ADoIrp sxAltTElp, fowdehip Clerk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10

II the District Court Of the United States, for
y the District Of lsvs. r .saga "a
In the matter Of Frederick Paustian. Bankrupt
Notice Il hereby given that petition has been
fled in said Court BY said Frederick Paussian.
Of Timber Greek, in the county Of Marshall, and
State Of Iowa, in said District. duly declared
Bankrupt under the Act Of Congress of March
I'd. 1867, for discharge and certificate ther.s-
OF from all his debts and other claims provsose
under said Act. aud that the 29tb day Of June,
A. d. 1865, at o'clock P. NJ. is assigne. for the
hearing of the same at Court Of Bankruptcy
before Hon. G. W. Lowrie Register OF said
Courtin Bankruptcy at his Law Offise q boonee'
boro, Iowa, in said District, where and when ali
Creditors Of said Bankrupt, who have proved
their debts. and all other persons 10 interest,
may attend and show cause, il any they have,
why the prayer Of said petition SHOULD not be
granted.
And further notice is herebv given that the
second and third meetings Of creditors Of said
Bankrupt. required under the 9th and 96th
sections OF said Act, will y holden At said of6ce
Of 9. ". Lourie, RegistS' in Bankruptcy Of eaid
Court, on the said 27thd ay Of June, A. d. 1888,
q 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Dated At Dubuqus Iowa. this 1st day Of June,
4. D., 1898, NJ. LEPPKR, Deputy Clerk.
BeAaDaAx : Blsws, Attorneys, Aarshalltswns
lewe, iuneo.dSt-wed