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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-11-19

NEW FEE BILL.-The new Fee bill
passed by the last Legislature, makes nu,
merous and important alterations in er-
quisites of public officers. Among the
changes ;here is 4 reduction of the charge
by Aldermen and Justices of the Peace,
for Acknowledgements of deeds and other
instruments of writing, from fifty to tHen-
five cents.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-11-19

The bill prohibiting lotteries 10 Geor-
sia has become q law.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-11-19

Total number Of votes in the Electoral
College. 294. Necessary to a choice, las.
Total for Grant and Colfax. 2lS
Total for Seymour and Blair, 76
Grants Electoral Majority, l42
Grants popular Majority. $4,000
Selected by the Legislature.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-11-19

Rep maj, 9,677 Rep. maj. 2S,89
Republicans in SMALL CAPS; DemocFa
in Roman.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-11-19

a~'s, ! new time table for the ID. l.. & w.
Railroad appears in our columns to-day
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11

DiSsrR ,sp rInLE,uN.-weAre request
ed to give noiies tina, tho Dnek Greek
School, will give a public dinner on We'd
nssdsy, the 18th inst, at tho Duck Greek
School House, aud on the night Of The same
day, an exhibition Of T.bleauI, by the
young ladies and gentlemen Of tho school.
Several gentlemen have been invited and
are expected to be present, and deliver ad.
dresses suitable to the occasion. The din
ner will be free to all, but charge Of
twenty-five cents will be made for sdmis-
sion to the Tableau1, the proceeds OF which
will be devoted to aid in purchasing a
library for the Sabbath School. Il is hop
ell and expected that there will be large
attendance. We return thanks to the man
ayers for the invitation to the Herald force
70 be present.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11

MILITARY ITEMs.-The following
appointments have been made, up
on the recommendation of Gov.
Pease, approved by Brevct Major J.
J. Reynolds, to fill vacancies in the
State of Texas;
Hunt County-George W. Fan
ming, to be Clcrk of the County
Court, vice John r. Cisna, resigned;
John Brazil to be Justice Of the
Peace for Precinct No. 4, vice
Thomas Early, who refuses to quail
ity.
Freestone County-Sanford V.
Morehead, to be Assessor and Col
lector of Taxes, vice L. NJ. billiard,
who declines.
Limestone County,. III. Lonand
to be Constable for precinct No. /.
BLdnco C0unty-Charlcs Gocth, to
be Justice of the Peace for Precinct
No. 6; Thomas Shugart, TO be Con-
stable for Precinct No. 6.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11
Dallas Iirrala.
now ITEMs Am nlPPENlNGs,

-@~~@~e~~~Ge~G 's7~>'>7-'' -
10 PThLisnFns W. arr mahins
~ . obmplcic l.isi ~ Snuihrrn aud
Western laprrs, ioT che oohVenirnee
Of adyeriiscrs Il viii give nane
Of paPrT, where Palishri, days Of
issae, hsme Il proprietor, politics
etc, etc. All Pullishers giving this
notice ohe insertion in l0sal eoiumnr
and sending marked copy u paper
containing same, will have their
papers pat an our list aud receive
copy Of same as s00n as Published
Address, Conservative, Frederick
town, No,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11
THE STATE CONVENTION.
Special to the Galveston News


AUSTIN, June 29.-Thc committee
on immigration reported declara-
ton: Section one provides for the
appointment of Superintendent of
Immigration by the Governor, with
the advice and consent of the SEN
ate. Section 2. The legislature
shall pass all necessary laws in this
behalf, and shall have power to set
apart blank portion of revenue for
the purpose of promoting and pro-
tecting immigration. Section 3. Said
money to dciray expenses of Blu
rcau of immigration, support agcn-
cies in foreign ports, pay in whole
or in part the passage of immigrants
from Europe to this State, and the
railroad transportation in this State.
Section 4. Each immigrant head of
family, male or female, shall be
entitled to locate one hundred and
sixty acres of public land, and each
male immigrant not the head of u
family shall be entitled to eighty
acres of land, to become theirs in
fee simple by thrco years personal
occupation by themselves or heirs,
FREQ of all expense except surveying
fees. A very long report accompa-
MES the declaration. Lies over un
der the rule.
Vaughan's resolution appropri-
ating one hundred thousand dollars
to give one hundred dollars bounty
to each Texan soldier who served
in the Federal army as enlisted
men and who was honorably dis
charged, was referred.
Tho majority report of tho Com
mittce on Internal improvements
favor the declaration consolidating
the Brazos Branch and Henderson,
and Marshall and Jefferson railroad,
and granting new charter, throc
of the Committee dissenting.
JackFHamilton's substitute for
Evans, of McLenan, db initio rcso-
luton, was adopted; yeas 43, nays
81. The substitute was then laid
on the table; yeas 43, nays a
Hamilton, of Bastrop, moved to con-
slider the vote laying the substitute
on the table, and then moved to lay
his motion on the table. Carried
without call Of roll The whole
question of alb RitiO is thus killed.
If it ever comes up again it must
be a new series of resolution. The
conservatives voted with Morgan to
kill the whole thing. Tho sensa-
tional reports from Northern Texas,
in regard to lawlessness and crime
are entirely without substantial
foundation.
AUSTIN, July 2, 1868.
The, eesoiution from the Judiciary
Committee, appropriating s31 800
Cor the purchase OF $500 copies of
pasc6al's Digest for the use of the
State, passed.
The resolution from Committee
on Contingent Expenses approPria-
$500 TO dcfray expenses of commit 1
tee to investigate penitentiary, pass
ed
The declaration from the Judicial
~ Committee that no bond shall
be required Of the State in suits to
which IT may be a party, was read
The report Of the Committee on
Commerce and Manufactures fav-
ored the adoption Of a resolution I
exempting imported machinery of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11
SEED WHEAT

"HE UNDERSIGNED are prepared 70
I'LL orders for Missouri, Kentucky and
Ohio Seed Wheat, at q moderate adrs<ce
on cost and charges.
Orders, with funds or city secepsnces,
shouls be sent forward 10 ne on or before
the 10Th September next, 50 as TO insure
the delivery Of the Wheat in time for
planting.
The Wheat viii be selected With care and
packed in barrels 90 as n prevent damage
Hhils in transit WHITE & SIMS,
Factors, Strand, Charleston
June o, 1s5s-42.2m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11

sa- T.s usA ssTs srrrsisi and eFsngh'
10 lssH sa Saaiay last, asi sTFsighsi be-
co.. Rsqairs BsA, LsRE, on MsHi.y, sH
the change d hsFss Stealing bat for seat
Of iss,inshy they we're discharged, oSs
Of thsla, ALFRED Ross. .As sgsiH arrested
for the sane eesHss sni detained in Gus
isiy, 10 await witnesses from JohAsoH
ssaHiy, IIis examination gill take place
sa Noaiay neat, 18th inst,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11

The London newspapers are loud
in their exrcssion of joy at the APP
pointment of Hon. Reverdy John
son as Minister to England. 1t
probably emanates as much from
satisfaction at escaping the vista
ton from Bntlcr, with which they
were one threatened, as from per-
sonai regard for the new minister.
IN. o. Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11

sD-Forty-thrce men Of Company q,
Seventeenth United States Infantry, in
command of LIST Lieutenant Harvey Norton
and I'd Lieutenant J. Chance, arrived here
on Tuesday last, and have campcd at the
Dallas Spring, on the northern edge Of
town. This command has been recently
stationed at woodvillc, Tyler county, from
whence they came here.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11

BASS DlNp.-Ihe instruments, nine In
number, for The brass hand recently srgsn'
i.sd In our town, have arrived. The band
have been rrae,ielng under the ins'rne'
ton, Of an experienced teacher, aud will
soon discourse most delightful music for
the benefit Of our citizens.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11

s1,- We karn that several ssh'lsnsh Of
this esunIy have seat TO San Ah'ssio for
MsIiesn wheat, Shish they ihishd 10 SOW
iL. coming fall. We are sa'i'hsd this is
the beet seed wheat that can be obtained,
aud rsjsiss to knOs that il Is 10 be tried
here
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11
SEED WHEAT!

"E HAVE made arrangements with
w Messrs- Phkin, wizard & Co. Of
Louisville, Kennedy, 20 furnish usas much
seed wheat as the farmers in this sreiion
may want, to be paid for on Delivery here.
We will charge nothing for cur tro1hle,
our object being 20 aid the farmers in in
proving heir Sod wheat
An Nsuting seed VII please CONE in ct
once ard give 10 their orders, as We VII
only send for The amount ard Mud ordered
CLARK a BRYAN
Nay p. 1sss-Ss-if
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11
Administrator Notice.

HAVING been appointed administrator
Ill de BOMB noa Of the estate Of John G.
Andrews, deceased, by the County Court Of
Tsrrnnt County, 81 the May Tern, 1868, Of
said Court, al persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notifrd 10
present them, &c The lav directs, ard AL
persons indebted 10 said estate viii save
cost By immediate payment
s TERRY, Adninistrr;sr.
June 3, 1853 sssv-prinfer's fee s. 3.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11
Nstiee OF TinaI Settlement.
ENECITOR,s NOTICE.

yI,IR UNDERSIGNED, having been iuly
Il aPPeiRisd executor 81 the last will
sud testament Of Curtis Parks, deceased,
late o. the county Of Dallas, At . regular
terra Of the ceaniy Court Of said county,
held for probate aud other like puFPosss,
on the last MOHday 10 June, AID, 1868
this is, therefore, to neIify all persons ia
dsbied 10 said estate 10 make Immediate
payment aud all persons having claims
sEaihsl said estate are notified to present
them, duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by Las, or they will be barred,
J, J, PARKS, Executor.
Dallas, June -, lSJS-iadws
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11

e0" Sam. S. Jones, the County Clerk, de-
serves concentration for the improvements
he has introduced in the arrangement of
his Office. 1t is no trouble now TO find any
record book you wish to refer to.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11
Livery aud sale Stable.
0aNsNa VENaa

HHfHafHf lessee Hf far p uh FL fff
lIEhEH tHfhT aHaf rffn n. ffslfirt
~ fa.aaarff aaI o. FrH. ra.rsHf fHaf A.
81 fasi rafili.a a. 90 e. f.aaa.iiaas litfff
slar. 80 4 90 F-alarsi O. lifr g. 80 49,
a.1isiHHai g. 49,. aae mss afHf 80 80 ttftf
f'airHHarI
marssssi nasrirs ar hsHl - - - 49,.
NraHs1r|rttiI.r o. Htslr.i q anf frtHf.
90 n.rslf "a n alls hIsshi 81 "a - ulaala's
80. liann .isss tltaa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

TTyHE UNDERSIGNED, having been duly
II appointed Administrator Of the estate
Of T. j. Weaiherford, deceased, late Of the
county Of Dallas, at a regular term Of the
County Court Of said county, held for pro-
baie-and other like purposes, on the last
Monday in April. AID 1863 this is. there
fore, TO notify all persons indebted 10 said
estate 10 make immcdiste payment; nnd
all persons having claims against the %
tate to present them for acceptance, duly
authenticated, within the time prescribed
BY Law, or they will be barred
B. B. wEATnERF0RD, | Admr.
7. J. wEATHERFORD,
Dallas, June q, ls6s-42;5u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11

Passengers will find this Line the
Plcasantcst and Cheapest means
of Conveyance between Houston
and Galveston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-04


people for their votes, i. being the constitu-
tional right Of the people at al times TO set
| Ia Judgment on their Representatives
1aaeompEancs wisA H. Pfesidenf's instruc.
tions, general orders were issued to-day from
the War and Eayy Dspaftments designating
appropriate honors 10 be paid 10 the memory
Of ExsPresident Buchanan. The troops 4
each military post on the day after the re-
ceipt Of the ordsF will be paraded, national
Gags will be displayed at half. mast, at dawn
Of day thirteen guns will be fred, and after,
wards single gun at intervals Of 80 minutes
betwea the rising End setting Of the sun,
and at the close Of day q aational salute OF
81 guns. The officers Of the army will wear
Grape on their left arm and sword, and the
colors of the several regiments will be put
in mourning for tho period OF six months, 80
minute guns will be fred at each of the Ma.
W \ ards and Naval stations on the 4th inst,
and on board the Flag ship with each sqadron
the day hfter the receipt of the order
This fdllowing is said to be the vote in she
Committee on Ways and Means to-day on
postponipg till December the consideration
Of the tariff bill: Yeas Messrs. Schenck,
Allison, Griswold, Brooks and Eiblsck.
Nays-Messrs. Hooper, Maynard, Logan and |
MoorheaH.
The President has recognized G s. Oscan-
yan, Consul General Of Turkey, at Ne. York.
All the Departments are dressed in mourn !
ing IN respect 10 the memory of Mr.. Bu. |
chanan, and to. morrow they will be closed. /
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-04
FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, June s.
The United States Court met this morn>
ing, Chief Justice Chase and Judge Under
wood presiding. The Chief Justice called
the case 9f jeff. Davis, when Mr.. Anderson,
Of Mississippi, one Of the counsel for the de-
fense, read an agreement for pos.ponement
TIL October, signed by Eyarts and O Conner.
The Chief Justice then asked if the counsel
were ready for trial, independent Of this
stipulation,
Gov. Wells, for the prosecution, replied
that In view Of the abse .ce of the D strict
Attorney whose wife was in dying condi-
tion, and the absence of the prisoner, caused
BY the stipulation, and the absence OF Mr..
Esasts, 4 lho stood In position OF more d.
rectly representing the Attorney General. the
case could not well begin. He suggested
some day ofthe term in October when the
Chief Justice could attend.
The counsel for the defense moved for its
postponement till the next term which the
Chief Jnstics granted, saying al the same
time, had The trial taken place in May year
ago. last fall or nov, i would have been
more convenient for him. ~ he waa ready to
try the case be would, however, attend The
next term. Il possible. in view of bis other
duties. The Witnesses, Including Gen.
4. 3. I%e, were recognized to srpear on
the fonrtk Monday in October, and the
prisoners bail bond renewed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-04
FROM CHICAGO.

CHIcAGo, June 8,
The meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad,
called for to-day, not being permitted to as
sembIe in the office pf the company, will sbe
held at the Sherman House.
A dispatch from the excurtioniats, en- route
to Chicago to attend the election of the
Eorthwestern Railroad Company in this city,
says il is the opinion of many of those aboard
that there will not be any change in the
mana cement of the road. Further ipforma
tion the parties refuse to give.
The removal Of the remains of Senator
Douglas, to their final resting place beneath
the monument erected to his memory, will
commence this morning at half past ten
o'clock. The exercises viii be yerY simple
After prayer by Prof. Haver, the features
will be exposed to view aud the body wiil
thereupon be removed to The sarcophagus
prepared for its reception. The face IS rep
resented as in an excellent state of preserva.
ton, being almost as naturnal in expression
as The day of his death.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-04
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. june :

WASHINGTON, June 3.
The Sub. Committee on Ways and Means,
Morehead and Maynard, Rep, and Niblack.
Dem, reported to-day long bill for an IN
crease and revision OF the tariff, when Mr..
Brooks offered the following:
Resoired, That il Is the sense Of the Com.
mittee OF Ways and Means that in any new
bill reported the dnties On imports ought to
be reduced so as to offsett the from s to
so per cent. raised by act of June 80, 1854,
in consequence of internal revenue tax on
manufactures in the act Of June 80, 1864,
which has been abandoned in the act Of
March 81, 1868. 90 DOB k
Mr. Allison offered as substitute, that it
is inexpedient at this late period Of the ses
sion to undertake any revision Of the tariff
laws, except ~ TO correction pi any legisla-
ton which may nanifestly bear heavily or
unnecessary. u @fsE fs4s5SA
On motion, al these propositions we're laid
on the table, Messrs. Brooks and Niblack
dissenting
After some discussion it was voted to post
pono the bill reported by Morehead to De-
cember next-ayes so, nays 4--vhich, it il
underatood, disposes of the tariff this session,
except on some few articles, such as copper,
zinc, and perhaps lumber. Sugar will not
be touched, AS requested BY reiners.
"A nnnber # dissurbasess betsesn srhiaes
snd nagroee oecnned ias& aigfH On oeeasios
q Beteaadipf the M1pos Seet Mt. nowee
b 4ome {, ,00d pessonS, manly colored, tie
origin Of which has different versions Two
or three we're injured or killed, while several
stores vera aaeealtsd 9n1 inbred
The delegates to the National Typo
graphical Union paid thsir rsspec,s 10 shs
President to-day, and brief speeches were
made. q le%Sa n
Mr., huriingame ana members Of the Chi
nese embassy will be presented at tho Ex-
eentise mansion BY Secretary Seward on mi
day.
Admiral Thatcher has been placed ON the
retired list. M 80
Ihs resolutions offered ia the Senate ID 4
day BY Mr.. SUMNER for the purpose Of 81.
ting forth the constitutional right Of the pso-
pie in eases Of impeachment, maintains that
the vote Of Senator On inpeAchmeaf 0aas
not enjoy i1amun'ty from tho popular iudx-
ment. The Seuaas i not n any time court
invested With judicial power, but that il. il
aluAysaSeoale, 4ishs specifc lnnctioaa DEL
clafed ~ .Sh6 Cenatihltloh; txa4 9d1eedRI
iass bx inresDhmout y ~ eccS dfnf ~ lavS@
:, and not attended by legal punishment, but
z O. sa 9ppoaAe ehaEanter, from be6fning
- END polNicsis there4ofe Tho vote OF ! Sena-
toF 90 impeachment though different 10
iQrm, ls not daefegt ip FssponsibiIitv frnm
.he vots DusAny 0thne .ppaiticnl a. uuiSsl 1
Senators, whether bsfoeo & after the nnnr]e.
msptlry oath, ~ sqnaliY rs1peaGtls y -
: sai it -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-04
Notice i'm Banixruptcy.

$His is to riss notice u a on The ID day Of Jrne
= 4 D. 1885. warrant In bsskftaptcy wss ifsued
against the e,ate q Pr.nk Aafcob n Nsdisan Lee
county and siatr Of lows. who has been Aud ban
sspt % his own petition That tbs pa srYenf of any
asots ard ds.iyefs Of ans prtJ biepgjng such
BANKRUPT 70 him or er bs use, aud the sBstsr OF any
rr petty ~ him Il f3bdten by lay. Taafa meeting
o. the II tbs said bankrupt prove the
ana 70 consr otn Of his estasAs will
be hsd st III, coart Of Bankruptcy holden At th
ONCE OF Tbs Register In h#ntrrpey. No Kstes
bou,e In the city u Eeoknk lows before Johs Eracs
Register ca ths i5ih esT Of Jsiy Alb lees 10 O'clock
@. " CLARK T. a. NJ
by n. FuLrox. Deputy.
John Vsn yslksshesg. Atty GOT Petitioner.
luuei- -as-Th
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BY E6RAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHER
F1so1 - 1lSHMflr0N.

WASHINGTON, June 9. /
The Consulat Costa IicA requests permits
sion for u. 8. flavat vessel to make survey
OF the Gulf Of Nlcaja on the Pacific coast,
in order to facilitate the opening of new
port to commerce ct Tevavas. The papers
ha~s been sentsto tbs Senate, with q in>
dorsement of the b request by Secretary Sew
ard.
Hon. Henry Barnard, Commissioners d
Education, transmitted to both houses yes
terday series OF general and special reports
scisnoe applied 70 indnhid arts sAidsA By
rational land grants, Sats normal scASols.
and other institutions for the training OF
teachers also report on school architec-
ture, With illustrations Of buildings recently
erected for graded schools in some of the
principal cities Of the country, and other in-
formation in relation to education both in
this sad other countries xas furnished BY the
Commissioner, with other particulars, which
shows abundant research on that subject.
NEW York. June.
a Washington letter to the Herald says:
Jadge Chase recently expressed himself IN
unison with the Democratic party on every
point except that of universal suffrage, and
if elected by that party he would carry out
their policy faithfully, and labor to make the
party one Of permanent usefulness; but he
does not want the Presidency, is not candi
date for nomination, and would not assume
the office at the sacrifice of his honest con1
victions. On general issues he expressed
himself highly conservative, fayosing mate
rial government aid to the Southern States,
general amnesty, and strongly depreca,ing
the harsh measures of Congress On hnan.
cial questions he fayors an early return to
specie payments.
A Washington dispatch says: Mr.. Adams,
in bis testim ony yesterday before the mana
gera, denied everything said by Thurlow
Weed relative to his Adams part in the al
legged bargaining ser votes Of Senators.
CHICAGO, June 3.
The .Josrnars Washington special says
The President received telegram this morn
ing from the Chairman Of the Democratic
State Central Committee Of Oregon, ating
that the Democrats had carried that State at
the election held on Monday. This secures
a Democratic member Of Congress in place |
Of the present member, Rufus Mallory; also
a d. Dsnocratic 6enator. In place of Williams. |
The Senate Committee on Territories has |
agreed to report in favor of the confirmation /
Of Gibbs nominaAed some time ago as Gov,
ernor of Idaho.
Buffers investigating committee is in ses>
sion, and has examined several Witnesses
This morning members Of the committee say |
that important testimony has been elected |
within the past few days touching impeach- |
ment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-04
NOllce m IBanE rupacy.

iasss aWsrrsnt "a Bsskrupscy wss less u aeains
ths estate q Smith, Of ssokus, Le cxuuty, an
state OF Io~a xho has bssn sdiudEss bankrupt hi
ovs prsltion That tbs paSRcnt Of any debts snd do
hswy Of any prapsrty b-isnsinR su,h haAkrupf te
hin g cr his nss and ths tsusfsr Of apy property b.
nm u tofbdden bJ law That . meeting ef the cred
ttors Of the ,sd bankrupt to psoss ths dekts sr "a
chooas one or more ssigns of his etstss win be held
tss Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden st the ote
Iva, betore John Bruce Register on fhs aeth d.v a
July, 1858, 1t 10 o'cieek "a.
6.W CLARK, ,UsM
sH,,"s, pspaty
Rahtin Mco<asy AHy for Petitioner.
jGn<4-iw-fh 4#sE tz
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


THIS il TO give notice that on the Sd ds,
- of Juns, b 1888, wsrrAas In Bsskfuptey ~,
Issued agsns. this estate Of william Mi3er II Uoum.
bus CITY, LouLa county, and Stats Of Iowa Who has
payment cf Any 6sbts and dsser1 o any p-opsfy be-
inngug to s3ch DAnkrapt to him for his ass and shs
ttantfsr Of any ptopsry BY him Is forbidden " Law
That meeting Of tho creditors Of the sd bankrupt to
prove thsir dsbts sud TO ssxpses
bis estates S be held at the conrt Of Bspkruptcy to
% holden At the ONCE Of the RAxst<r In DsnArsptcy
the city Of K-okuk Iowa before John Bfuce Hsxister
on this Goth day Of Juiy, 1905 Il 10 o'eIoek in
d.w. CLARK, 9. q II.
BY q. FuLrus Dsputy.
D \ sprsgne. AIRY for Petitioner.
fun4A-tv-Th .NaG
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AsSignee's Notice OF Appointment
In the Danet Court of United States for she pis
trlet Of Io~s4s bankruptcy. In the matter Of Ina.
siloha, Bankrupt.
n ~aon 4 raay oonarr.
TIME ander.gued h.rehy ri.sa uo,je.of HI. .,,sn,
= nsaf a. Assfsnss of tbs estate Of Israel C,hu
Of Bcnspss b. Sxn Barren co. Iowa In ssd District Who
wss t-Wtt on ths s.h day OF arrif D Isss az
judged = Bankrupt npcn bts own petition by John
sfree,n Rsstss-r in Bankruptcy OF aid M.frtet
JOHN HIRwIs
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