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HW "oots0's0t Marine Netcs s6s Inside Pnoa,
fohi of PHILADELPHIA IA-....dsEPTEMBER M.
STATE OF rHnHM9MnTEn assrR AT THE EVENING ruIu.
'A' M''""'''S7 III A. M........s4ls p. M........ se
s,,n CLEARED THIS MORNING
BIOS Turiey' Mobile or New Orleans, Gone
fS,p Sofssl,s King Rotterdam workman Co.
Paraue Psr9us MMeIia,an Mensn Long Bremen do
y rsaa nenfy r Lord Pinkham. Portland Warren
scnr Chr y, +. Cabada. Swain. Boston. westmore,ano
sc6I Anna enlIs. Mitchell. Portsmouth. @. n v.,
scsr q p Allen, Case. Nantucket oas.ner. stokns,
sc6r W; r; Phillips. somers. Boston, do
sSSr Ar M.ysss
AEGss ESsse ossiGss e.
schr 8 p Cake. Endcoit. Boston. Van Dusen.o Bro.
schr Minnesota, Phinney. Fair Haven, BiaSis,on.
sST sSE fS.4s MsfeE sEssass o.
Eva Bell Barrett, Marbiehead, So. So.
sshr sshr srsis SSsss ssesi To9a sorda Keller
sh scsr A. Young Young Young. Young Salem salem do.
@ seSr Nswki;k % ManileS 1'tSs soston @ay' Hudde Ca
ss6T Sfs9s sos4r pou,
schr NJ ads Bromsl : Douglass. Salem Tyler 60.
schr E. 8; Edwards. Corson. Charleston, So. SSo.
seSr & f. Peierson English MasSshead. W. II dS; Ion,
a nrn
schr G. l.. vandervoort. Bak,r +, Portland, do
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Steamship Saxon, Boggs, a hours nom Boston v,.,,
mss ssr Aps sEss 70 wnsO 4 win
Hole, with guano 70 J. =. Reese woods
yeSssss YcSns Rom s1a DsssSaD ssSsSaD0r
R sSSr %isnis S Emile % Ssrsons ss rom rom Ayns rO0.
schr J. 3 Allen, Case. from Nantucket
$: Sssssss sSSsss !!S$ s 5 sIs:
Schr ID. s. MerahOn Ayres, from Chelsea.
scRr n Ssis PhSSo ssoSfds % rom rom PrSyssncs Psasncs
sem sem Aoe MsrS Bas from SsdOr
scSr S EHsssl SsssI SMITH, aSa from ,oo sssIisS1iy
sSsr sr Dick D WsmsP o5Son S% gesISp frS@ boston
scSr + 4. Srcutt Butler. rom Boston:
ssSr EsWsI Essissa sREnEsE anisy IRON sSs.ou
sS6r S[ annie MAGE; Young from Boston.
sShr " =; Rhllies; sS@srs, M from Boston.
sc6I = Seaman. seaman, from Boston.
ssSr Hs9nsh Tis.Is: sediTsy: si nom @ Boston. A'
schr A. II. Leaming. Brewer, from Boston
schr Queen q the south; 6OrsOn from from Boston. Boston.
scSr sarah Eii1aSsih. Kelly: rom Boston.
schr Wisson sS%efs sHs ROM @o% Ros.on SSsson'
schr 4. = Edwards, Bart etI. from Boston.
Bchr w w. Marcy, Cham pion, from Salem
SchY ETis B0ice, from New York
Schr RedODdas WhitmOre. from New York.
Bchr Eva Bell. Barrett, from Dorchester.
Schr O. W. Locke, Huntley from Dorchester.
Schr i. simmons, Candy, frem weymouth.
Scnr s. Edwards, Corson from Portsmosth.
kchr CASPER Heft Shoe. from Pawtucket.
Steamer Frank, Pierce. "a hours from New York,
with mdse. 70 W. NJ Baird q Co.
LBY rELH6RAPH.J
NEW YORK, Sept 22-Arrived. steamship China
nom Liverpool and sIeamsnf William Penn. from
FoRTRnss MONROE Sept. 22. - Arrived, bsrque
Princess from Rio Janelro. for orders.
(By Atlantic OI6Lel
BREMHN Sept M.-Arrived yesterday. steamship
ouEnNsTowS Sept e. = The steamship TripolI,
Rom New York Sept 10. arrived At $40 r. NJ yester-
LONDON. Sept, 22--steamship BellonA, nom New
FORK Sept, 8, arrived to-day.
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The ResoIution Hose Companv.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 22.-The Resolution
Hose Company, Of Philadelphia, arrived here
this morning. The Fire Department assembled
at o'clock, and escorted the visitors about the
city. They will leave for Boston this afternoon.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Russian Frontier Extension.
The st. Petersburg GoIos says:-"0f all the
European Powers, Russia is the only one that
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-22
FIRST EDITION N
H u R H.
Mail Dates to Sept. III.
Further British Comments on the
Relations Between America
and China-What che Policy
Of England Should Be.

Etc, Etc, Etc, ETC.. Etc, Etc.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-

For oddnto''at Marine News ses Inside Eno..
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, TnMnTn
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING rrn..
~ GRAPH OFfICR. HAiAhs
a, M...........57 III A. M.......,,. s4Ia p NJ =
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New York stock Quotations, Ip.m.

Boston is to put up twenty Drinking
tains.
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This shows that the killing of Lieutena ant
Bynper was intended, aud that it failed only by
the bluuder or cowaIdice of his assailant. The
burning OF Mr.. Littles barn was doubtless de-
feated by his being about with a gun and
lantern alter the alarm. Our authority is so
ample that we are compelled to vouch for the
existence of this incredibly shameful state of
affairs.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12

others VINO presented their 0~alluts
Il Is sufficient 90 say that only FIVE
negroes voted while it has been
customary for fifteen 70 vote. Geo.
Hilton was challenged the Judges
deter mincd that he had the right,
but George concluded that he
hadn't and left without giving
Grant q "boost."
The Editor Ufthe Hcrdld, in his
article, talks n great deal about ig
norancc. lie objects to our s Of
the term continuance, holding that
we should have said completion ~
We are very sorry that the sensi-
tive, refined ear Of Mr.. Pyle had to
listen to such a numbering Of the
Kings English as his informant
treated him to in repeating our
statement to the Judges that the
couutenancc Of jackson was strong
evidence of his being more than
half African Poor fellow His
nervous system must have been sad
ly shaken 1t was indrscrcet in the
friendly informant TO break 1t to
him all at once. We pity hun, in
deed we do +!
W. wonder it Mr.. Pylc over took
the trouble to look through DR..
" eb,tors Unabridged Dictionary.
If he did, we wonder again if he
came across the following definition
to tho word c0gaicHoace:
Literally. the contents Of q body the
.u'lll' ai',s tN,'Il "n.,n ,IN.,',"',-
anle. Appropriately The human lace,
nc whole form ottn' face or system
rlaava.aI s.a...
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12
AGENTS WANTED.
Our RULERS And our RIGHTS
Or CDlllucS Of tbg n. 4. Coyprpmept

Or CnillnrS Of tbC i, 4. Government.
A timely work by JUDGs WILLIE.
4 useful and valuable book rs an
aid To ihullies Teachers students, Bushes,
men aud persons Of all classes ~ under
Standing The origin progress, development.
theory, p%rnctict nni machinery Of tie Uu-
tCd States government, mall itsrd-prr'-
men's. Over 800 hundred pages more
,nan 50 eel ana wood eugruvinss. TIC
beat selling book yet offered. No compe-
tiliOn, No PARTISAN work We employ
no general agents, nut give extra terms To
cunvasSers send N once tor chpich ui
territory md cjrcu'ars. Yuu save limr
hy enclosing 81 90 iar outfit. We furnish
also The hes quar,o Frmily aud Pocket
Bibles published.
PARMELEE 4 60.
Publishers, 1873 SAMSON 81, lhiln. Pa.
Oct. lgt-2m
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12
CARD.

A cletkyman willie res siding IN South
Aaerica us u missionary, discovered a sale
aud simple remedy for The cure Of Nervous
Weakness, Fairly Decay, Diseases of the
Urinary aud ScmineI organs, and thu
whole train of disorders brought on by
baLelul aud vicious habits. Great mum.
beers have heen cured by this noble RENE
dy. Prompted by "a desire 10 benefit the
afflicted end unfortunate, | will send the
recipe lot prgpaI INK aud lsing this medi-
cine, in a sealed envelope, TO any on
who needs II, Free Of Charge.
Address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station ID. Bible House,
OCT. LIST 1868 BIN X. Y City.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12

tOAAON FLEAS tOlEI9.
Musldngum county, January %, April
- ~, Nov. II,
Morgan county March 9, june l, No
Yembcr .,
Noble county, April G, July 20, Octo-
Der 10.
Guernsey county, January 25, April
20, Oct, IL.
Monroe county, February 10, Nay II,
Nov. /.
Belmont county, March ], May, 81, No,
Yemher Ii
Harrison county, February ] May 3,
October 10.
Tusearawas county February %, May
II, Noy.S
Jefferson county, March 3, May 81,
November %.
Done this 26th day Of September, A,
GEORGE w. MclLNAINE,
MOSES M. GRANGER,
JOHN S. WAY,
Judges of said Court.
Oct l6- lw,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12

The Radical majority in Chicago is
over 5000
Returns from the state come in
slowly. Those from the Northern part
show Republican gains, while those
from the central portion show Demo
cratic gains. The indications arc that
.hoStarc is Republican by from 5000
10 $1,000 mJorityr
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12
< ncrIfTys Proclamation.

Lie. Murdock, Sheriff of Morgan
county, O., do hereby notify the quail
tied electors Of said county that they
assemble in their respective townships
at the usual places Of holding elections.
on Tuesday, being the 3rd day Of No
vombcg, 4, D. 1858, and then ana there
proceed as the law directs, to elect
twentr-onc electors of President and.
Vice President oftho Unitrdowte lu
pursuance 90 the Constitution tud law
OF The Luited states ana of thj- etosy
Given undct my hand, pt nay Office.
I'm Mctoupg! VILE, IN sail county. ;H
9TH day 81 vrtntcr, A. g.
J,C. MURDOCH
sheriff OF NorgauCo., q,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12

NORTH CAROLINA.

Returns from the Cougrcss.ona clec-
tons are mcager. but the Ilst, Sec
oud, Third, Fourth and Fifth are con-
coded to the Radicals, Tho returns are
not sufficient to warrant any definite
estimate, but the indication, arc ,hot
the vote will be close in the State, with
tho chances in favor OF the Hcpubli-
cans,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12

10y" Remember that q Jacobir
Congress has, by onlanchisiug the
negro, placed him the political scale
above tho forcign-born cItizon.-
Under Radical laws Il negro is clig.
bio to the Presidency, and i for
eigner is not.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12
Hnnnnnd,s Garnnan Riilers
Ennnand,S German Tonic

q O combfyH40n Of gH ~ Ingredients af W Bdters,
,siN Prss Santa Crsa Run, OrIfJs, 81. n Is Hssi
TT lie arMe dizsIss o. 10 BhieFa, iH cases WarTc Soms
pave alcoholic aimaiU 4 rs9giTsL You iVNi b,aT -
mind hIt fFys rsHHiiI are entirely different fran
any Rhsrs ddrFrfiwt f9r ne CURE n ne dtaS1Ss HGHfL
Me- being ScisniiRs preparations NJ m~siiciIl1l srirdCif,
sAie he 0iuss ar mfTe dsc1ciOHS If rEa in s0Hse
C6rIa. TE TONIC Is dsgiieiiy one n NE ntOR pea.
amt ant Igrcsdib ncasiies srfT offered 10 ne public,
~ taste 10 exquisite MS a pleasure 10 idks q, tghik IT.
Hfr-girtHy srhlGrafTg. and DsitcgEdl gadiGheg hGcf
eaasi Il u Be kssUa a. TIE GrsateG efdg tSaict.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12
Oct &c st
COuKGs FOss O

We do hereby orderthat tho District
Courts and the Court OF Common Pleas
in and for the Eighth Judicial District
OF Ohio, for the year lt59, shall COM
mencc in Che several counties cmblac-
ct in said District a, follows -
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12
NJ .co>lHIsyILLG MAa,ar


s.. l.,fpf SUM ntu...v
'
NNh S''.h8. No' ~ 1865
lLvl o. u-'' '1''f SUI co. fA'rl
7A.u. >,rI I", 500 per ,a.'-..
VIVA : .H" H'r on.h.'
,.EN WV go pea 2u,hsi.
hlE Ia per- "as.r''
I.' 'ifHe., wholesale
UA!H- 'V cunts pu oc,hri Wh,lesaIr
llai 2it'"" lt' 'yH.
,iuN hi,aIip- 10 r'7. per pouni
IiNO - rrEp 50 90 vcuiesnl".
Elm SEED -sl 90 To- 20.
ELM - No n't '2,'rl
r'.' 'P''l 81 90 hus'rI
.''J. s.'-. per poua BE-.
.E. 'l' ~ a. -.i s3 90 per hush.
80. 'A. uf- 81 % per bush, st
,spir
bJIIER ~ 20 cts. per pound,
Enita--, 10 Gus. per d"2,
POULTRY ia. to,s 10 cIs. per pound
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12
FROM nos. GEo, W. WOODWARD,

Chief Justice Of thc Supreme Court oi pvnusylynnla
PHlLApELPHIA, March 10, 1897.
find " H0afdRTs fireman EaicS ~ net an dior'
teaf,Hg bersragr tut is a g0pi ioYic, UNCTui in dis0rders
II ne digssd8c nTylHs, GRd n graf bsHcA IN odSes "
nsbH.y and sant " HsfvOui action, ia ne sJttsat-
ICAt iTuiy,
no u. WOODNARD.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12
BkOOM TMINE

Broom Irvine Of sorted sizes a
large lot Just received selling cheap
by d. Ii. Morley Il Co
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12

Lard oil Carbon OIL LInseed oil. and
L%ubricatlng OH. for sale by d. Il.
Morley & Co.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12

Alargo lot Of willow market
baskets for sale by D. II. Mortloy
q Co.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12
SAGE.

D. II Mortlcy & Co will pay tho
highest market price in cash for
good fresh sage if delivered soon.
-
For shaving, HAIR cutting, dye
ing of whiskcrs and mousLachlous,
and every ching connected with the
Barber business, go to the City
Shaving Saloon. Brown ami Ham
il'on understand Tn err biz
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12
IiA.

If YOU want the best ten il the
market you can get it warranted at
tto grocery store OF.
ID. II. MORTLEY x Co.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12
FRoN nov. JAMES THOMPSON,
FRoA REV. JOSEPH . KENEARD, d D,

FROA REV, JOsEpl q KENNAltD, d. d.,
PastOl ~ DE Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia
Ia. JACg5os-DgAs blR:-l haze bern Frequently
FfItsHsf ~ nYFfSct ny naHts Vt'a rsc0mWeHiIii0Rs ~
- oH % ~ appropriate Sph,rs, I haze IN an o0Sss Ne
eiBedi bHs aiH n cs1F lAr1Qf in various instances, and
poTitcbl2riy IN Eg 0igH family, Of he usJaHsSs Q( Dr.
H0af1Sds GsIrJH EHsrs, ! d,pgH for Ones from nay
s1Vdi osyrss, % GJgTsSs ny JuI c1iriciioY hat for gen
ersl debility VI tie system and especially for Liver
preparation. D. E&gh aaas oases u may
taai baf Hsts,ty. dsa@ aot Il pgH
b Nsry bsa.bgipiEdAl al n hoss ph0 suffer
froa ~ GACrg Ca.st3. Yours, psry respectfully,
j. KRNNARD,
EighN, beOp coates strSi.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12
MInIiIHN

This State gives Grant and ColCuy O
majority of about 5000.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12
nIood Pnrinrre

srlr Ea0I10, All 'HY IfIF M hgsI3S5 TffNNIT7 TrolH
had JioOt. Ks,a ytaD oHyn b0sd PURE /; ksep pouT
Losr ~ order. kocp your digesisrs nIg'uts
u, a SOEHd, lCIihy IA HcOHdatOa, by Os uss
II hsD ieR,1irs HkAzsazlSand M Gssfdse trtH
ever dssdd sOE me b-s' msa IN The country r'c"Ebnehd
Msm. II years ~ h0AsR reputation 90 for gHyhtuR
y0u must Ly N,yo preparations.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12

M taA NhhmAN mEDASANN SASAA
No sl ARCH STREET, PhaadsipAia-
CEhS. IA. EV ApS,
Proprietor,
eormsriy o. N. JACKSON a 90. D..
Tfhoso 9sNaedies are for sale ~ Drag
giSts, SlOrckeepers, ana medIeiGe ESeaI-
era ~evoTyvvherC.
Do ui forget 70 ssaniae yea ne arte,e ~ bay 10
sresT h GET Ne gCRSfsl
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12
MARRIED..

by Roy o. " Stevenson. at tho nous.
of he l.ldy', mother, Mr.. Thoma. o..
Jett aud Wis, Rose Ann " Corm:ck,
ou November j., lsDs.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12
DEnILlT-Y

lk,sy "a ~ ~odicis' sqsoi n RooHapds G'rzdA
SisTs " Tonic IN GrEgHuFE-i Isss II Ds6usfy.
Thsy iHPvt & tone Ell q uld rlgoT 10 NE whole
rVfcfg, strengthen ne appetite, cnrfe
a. enjoyment n hsH5Glsn food, ea1bis NE so
5adtb N dg.t a, puryy Ae blood, giss a good soUld
he10lV cOugierioH, eradicate NJ yIiOo hHys from N,
sys, impair q hh0m 10 he chsSks, and cbdRge me Idtsat
trum q stprftrsaLsd, sB.aciGiod, oadk, and HsrUOaS
iarIltd, 70 & JalJac,d, slapI, aud vigorous perSDL
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by uSiug the Rlttcrs or
TORic. gn isCt, hey arc Family hcdl-
clnea. 2Ilcy can ne administered with
perfect safcfy 10 n chiid three months
old, the most delicate female, or "A MAN
OfuIuety.
1hSss RemelieI are he hest
pIo0d PnranrUa
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12

C. MORRISON. SAMUEL pEyoL.
lL.Io of Coal Run, Ohio.)
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12

DE-. c. NURHlEoy. SAMUEL DEyoL.
lL.lo of Coal Run, Ohio.)
MORRISON y ADEV0E
Produce and General Commission Mcr-
chants and dealers in Grain, Flour, and an
kinds of Farm Products, No.. % water
Street, pIttsburg, Pa.
Prompt and careful attention given to
the sole o! couhtry produce, AL patkng cs
should be maesed as 10 the kind and qua ~
lily ia the owuer'a name, on every COX or
barrel; also, advise by mai az 10 shipm Mt
with any special Instructions. Our tel us
are fyo per cent on sales, including &c "
eanmout tax and storage. Flour and grl in
sold on arrival os prTagreusucut.
>cn5i for a price current.
April lg-Gnl.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12


H00EaHfS C.ruiGr Rsmedics dre c0Wrierfeisi Tia
Vsau1e kass ~ ,iytaiars If a.. nc. JRclJGSM on
W Jn0Hi Of hs 0gsis i0rlIVsI ~ sdch J0Vif, ami ~
MaAs Of he article bi01H ~ sqch bottle, AL others ars
counterfeit,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12

Price of tlp Ritters, o. 90 per bottle
OT, "a hall dozen for So 90.
Price Of tnC TOhte, SO per bOttlej
or, "a hall dozen fOf "a so.
The tonic Ia put up in quart bottles.
Rsc0Hsci ttG' u is Dr. HoqHdafS GsrmaR IRinedieI
Nat are 80 uliusrsdiiy tsed and 80 hiPLiy recon-
n tgdHce y0t 10 take NAanBhtHg else hat Ne
itdy say Is Just as Ageoq bsodhse ~
Eslkss . la-grv prof a. 49, Oh T. mess ReHao-
dss BM D. ssHi Jy sTprsss Z, any locality upon aRpitoa
son 10 he
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-12
MANY P~ErlrloNEes.

Ny. 5lb-lw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-02
srArs AEws.

Mar on county il to have comfy mu i
cal COW ention.
"A Temperance, Billiard hall has been
started in Belle PLANE.
DIR. W. L. Butts, Of Moline. wss drowned
| near that rlsce last Saturday night. The
! Union says: = The d~eseesa sAa-s ms0bes
/ OF I)oric Lodge No sln, A. F. 4 A. NJ. and
| on Sunday his brothers met in sorrow IN their
lodge and passed appropriate resolutions :
The Burlington 1rgns states that several
farmers recently met in that vicinity to com
| pare resni.a Of the farming operations. In
respect to corn raising they made % estimate
based upon the daily wages Of men aud tssns.
which seemed t. show that y the present
time corr eanros be raised u less than hfsy
/ cen,sper b,lshel. unl.ss over forty bushels to
! the acre csn be obtained, which smcnl: Vas
cousidessi sulI average for some parts Of
the country
! "A f.srfsli accident occurred n Iowa Falls,
lasi SATURDAY eveDiHg. One Of the consrsc
tors engaged in building the Truss railroad
/ bridge scroes he river q that place, misssd
/ his footins aud fell distance Of seventy Eve
feet, striaine upon the rocks below and kill.
| ing him instantly.
"A new paper viii bs issued a Ackley
abont tn. middle Of July. to BE- called tie
| Ackley Guide. lts proprietor Is I Mr. W.
j w. YarbAn, late Of tie Belle Flame Tro~-
script, practical printer, . goo Republican
and good fellow.
The local Of the ut. Pleasant Journal nav
. lady ON The street the other day, with her
i shoes laced 20 high that the tinsels on her
shoe stri, a ~ereaangins out from under her
hair.
i The f1atuqne liner says The ladies' OF
that tIace are about 10 start .sLorosis =
The Rey,.ter want 10 know what that is?
/ The Democratic Lansing Mirror hasjuss
heard of Senator t;,imas having been hung 10
sfigy, and i, is Tremendously Mortified.
! The bully Council BIuffs Nonparel il
| soon 10 be enlarged TO forty column sheet.
The THERMOMETERS Of their prosperity markl
high
Green apples killed BOY 10 Dubuque
! the other day. good warning to those who
| are eobbl ng them down 20 incon ,iserately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-02
Malice. ~ RRMnkrw niry.

In tn. Distres Court the Unis States for Ii. Dis
nict u Iowa, 10 bankruptcy Il the matter q
=. Z HSrr. bankrupt. At Ksasnt. i said
cissri {, the 18th dsv Of Juhs, 4 D ls6S-U
5 Dstrtcs ~ Iowa.
rTuIs sIvs notice that pstiti hes been tc-wt
1.-THE issh dly Of JADE, 4 1888 hted In said dis
trfct court, BY T.. \ Hat K.okuk.
Lse Couptr. lows. 10 asd district. who hss
bsea h-r.to duls declared iankran unlsr
the Get Of Congress- eniiti.d IAN ~ 70 establish
unorm system Of bankruptcy thru .host the Untsd
ets,es s3p o,sd March ~. A. D. iso7 FOR DISCHARGE
aud certificate thereof frosa 81 HI detts sad 9th
elais provsbl. said sc and that 'h- s;h dsy
1aly. 1885, 1t 10 c OCH - %.-KD' for the boar
ting Of the besore .std Cont In the Of Keokuk
where end then eli credit Of said bsnsI and all
oshss psssons interest may attend aud show canse II
any sh~y have why ths prayer OF the said pstttons
ahfald be granted And further notice 10 hereby
given the second and third MEETING the creditors
Of taiA bankrupt. required una.r the Hth I'D
18th sections of said act, ~iii he h,iten before
John Bspcr, r. g,st~r 10 Bankruptcy, room Nnmt e.
six 10 the kstss House in the city u Keofuk, t~e
county. los the 4&th day Of Jay,t 1905 st 10
O'Clock a. m.
H. Z. LOVE, Cieri pro TN. U. g. Dist Court,
Kttkvk lows.
v. .iiIs, Al orn,y.
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Nofice IN Dnnkruptcy,

II tho District Coat Of the United ats~s tho Dis
triot a lovs, n Bankruptcy. In tho mai,.r Of
&D " Ford. bAnk,urts. = Z III + IN sid District
on the 9ith day Of June. 4. " lss6, y. So Die
trict OF Iowa
TSHIe 10 TO give notice that petition has b.n. 10
i VIZ on the Gath day of june A y. 1893, di d in
sSid District Court, By Err &D ". Fore. Of = Z /.
duly declared under the ret of Congress emit
tied IAN Act establish uniform system Of bank
ruptcy Throughout the United >ts,ss approved March
a is67 fors ard th-s all
their cshts and other claims under asia
that the Attn day Of Aug A. D. 1857. NJ 20 ocic~
i, e,eie ned for the healing he ssd Curt
n Keoh nh - coul IT, lows when ard where All cred
tors OF SAID banhrnp ard ~ oth<, p.rona In Interest
nay attend and show Gauss, ~ any they have, Why
the prayer ofsaid petitioners should NOT Be graz ted
II. X. LuVF.
Cle-k o. 8. ri 4trict conr', geokuk. Io~a
iupeQJ 3s.Tbnr
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No,ice I'm B,mk. uplcy.

In III. ri strict rou II the Cnite States for the tistri
Of Iowa ,ankru tey In tie matter Of 9.
Hsrss BausrGp. at sceknk, IN ~ tistrief, on inc
24,h day OF tucs, u 10 g. ; titstrie Of Iowa.
THIS 10 Civ not &C that petition has BEEN in~ II:
on m. 2lth dry IL June isss f- IN said District
ourt Ivy q TT $, e Lee couh'T, Iva, IN sag
District, h., lar ,e, leret ftre dn declared hsHk
rppt nu-r the act II u. gr,ss entitled AN Act To estst
.h n. torn, -y-ten, ii .nfisrnrtey through 1T tGs
mira, States sppr.,. March "a A Idol for Dis
charge an N c.rt, care thereof from all his debts and
fl-r Fl inns ,rt, ele under raid scf and That the 4tf
d,y ~ Az i.tsbs q. 10 oeiusk m. IL the time
fr The rarl.,g 81 the sare etore sa Conrr In
tt cry of keokus, Lee county. Iowa 10 sara District
he,, aud y,pr. Ill credit said bankrupt aud other
narsr ns ia f,,.rest M, at,.p aud cause II ans
th-, haye why ,a,er said I-tltion slond not be
HK LOVE- Clerk,
f,neos aw-h,r rs district Court.