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IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NBWl oRn.-Is
BIxXRUPrcY-fu the natter OF MICHAEL CUDDY Dsnknpt-TO
Tho hereby notice Of bio
Assignee MICHAEL CuDDi Of the CITY Of sew fof,
The County oNewYok aud state Of AesYors within sail Distinct
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter Ar
r,sgemeat-Chauee Of Tme-Leaye Jsnestip; Mai
Tor Gseaporl u al, wyiaion Ieonnse'as at hno. s.h
tr,I.i Tor Cove and Hemp II Syosse passenger tran
and all usr stons D. ~, Erprea train f9T River Head
and Glen pass-ng,r and all vsvssuops
henpseI train and TO- North lsp Situr
DAYS only
Hunter. Point /: D. 10 take eject Nov. 4. lsoI
ID ndsrt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-13

also tried Guano, and Plaster and Ashes with
out very much effect. Last Fall put the land in
Wheat with about one hundred aud fifty pounds
of Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate per acre, and l
have now a beautiful field Of Wheat that will GER
tainly yield from fifteen to twenty bushels per
acre. II has attracted the attention OF great
number Of persons who knew the quality OF the
soil. small strip left without Phosphate in the
best part of the feld, from my supply falling
short, dressed heavily with Plaster and ashes,
but the Wheat is very light upon il. There can
not be anything more conclusive than this in re-
gard to the value Of this Phosphate, and l most
cordially recommend il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-13
REASONS FOR GIVING BAUGHS RAW
BONE PHOSPHATE A TRIAL.

lst-"BAUGH'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATEs
FERTuIZRs, WHILE PERUVIAN GUASo"
ONLY STIMULATES.
2nd--IT CONTAINS THE PHOSPHATE OF
LIME NECESSARY TO MATURE A CROP,
WHILE PERUVIAN GUAS0" DOES NOT.
3rd-ITS EFFECTS ON THE SoIt ARE LASI-
ING, 1T BEING A PERMANENT IMPRoyER.
4th-THE COST OF FERTILZING AN ACRE
WITH THIS ARTICLE is ABOUT Two-THIRDs
THE CosT OF PERUVIAN GUANo."
Shit HAS BEEN PROVED BY ACTUAL TRIAL TO
PREVENT THE RAvAGEs OF THE CUT
WORM, WIRE WORM AND OTHER INSECTS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-13
1T INCREASES THE YIELD OF TOBACCO
THREE-FOLD. LETTER FROM MEL
SON COUNTY, VA.

KENNEDY & RYALLs, Of Nelson County va,
writes Jan. 18th, lS6S-"Two freedmen used
BaugN s. RAG Bone Phosphate on our land, on The
tobacco crop, nth extraordinary effects.
"They applied the Phosphate broadcast using
less than one-Iird the quantity recommended per acre.
or $50 lbs. on SIR acres.
awe have nerer known full dressing of Peru
vian Guano to produce better results.
"Where no Phosphate was used, the tobacco
was small. That part Of the field upon tch'ch h's
small quantity Of Phosphate used, produced per
acre ut least three times the quantity of tobacco.
q The result Of this experiment has surpassed our
most saaquine expectations, and zoe shall use the Phos-
phate freely on our NEXT crop.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-13
A DIFFERENCE OF TwENTY-0NE PER
CENT. IN FAVOR OF THE PH0s-
PHATE OVER PERUVIAN GUAN0
FOR COTTON.

Mr.. J. H. WHALEy, of Thomas Co., Georgia.
writes Dec Goth, l567-"I used two tons of
"Baugks Ra,O Bone Phosphate" last spring under
Cotton. and used Peruvian Guano alongside of it.
The cost of the latter was about fifteen per cent.
greater than that of the Phosphate, and the YIELD
OF COTTON WHERE THE PHOSPHATE WAS USED
WAS ABOUT SIX PER CENT. GREATER THAN
WHERE PERUVIAN GUANo WAS USED, making a
DIFFERENCE OF TwENTY-oNE PER CENT. IN
FAVOR OF THE PHOSPHATE.
have used Peruvian Guano for several years
and believed il to be the best and surest Manure
that could be had, but have changed my mind
entirely, and think that " Baugh's Raw Bone
Phosphate" is far better, as well as far cheaper
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-13
THE PHOSPHATE SUCCEEDS WHERE
PERUVIAN GUAN0 AND STABLE
MANURE HAVE FAILED.

THOMAS P. EsKRIDGE, of Augusta Co., Va.
writes June Goth, 1867" My experience with
"Baughs Raw Bone Phosphate has been quite
remarkable. l have poor slate hillside, upon
which my Oldest neighbors have never seen
a fair crop of anything 1 have endeavored to inn
prove it, without success, One season, in which
fair crops were produced, put on fifty loads OF
good manure, and got very Indifferent yield.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-13
Peculiarly Adapted to Tobacco.

B. D. WILLIAMS, Esq, Of Warren County n.
Carolina, writes Nov. 20, 1857" used baHgh s
Rato Bone Phosphate the present year nesg ground
for tobacco, at the rate of one hundred and fifty
pounds per acre, applied broadcast before hill
ing the result was that the tobacco gTe'0 OF cett,
and ripsned in good time, although am satisfied 1t
would havepaid better, had double the quantity
been used.
II also used the Phosphate on old land for corn
about the same quantity per acre, broadcast, at
consider 10 most excellent Fertilizer and peeu-
lidrly adapted 10 tobacco"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-13
DOUBLES THE YIELD OF TOBACCO, with
A DRESSING OF ONLY 100 LBS. PER
ACRE,

Mr.. NJ. Il. WHARTON, of Amherst CO., Va,
writes Jan. 23d, 1865" used Bdughs Ran Bone
Phosphate last year. and find it an INVALUABLE
Fertilizer On my Tobacco land used a hun
dred pounds per acre, dropped in The HILL, q sup
pose about table spoonful,( and my crop 'ed''
think, DOUBLE as much as it would have been
without it.
Mixed soil. red and gray, used it in the fall in
seeding wheat, $50 lbs per acre. l think that
will also do well, as far as my experience goes
with the Phosphate. am perfectly satisfied
that there is ririe in il, and know it TO be one OF
OUR BEST Fertilizers, and recommend it to the
public as SUCH" fsl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-13
THE PHOSPHATE Is RAPIDLY GROW
ING IN FAVOR HERE.

MOORE, JONES g. MILLER, of Lynchburg, Va.
write November 9TH Baugh's Raw Bone Phos-
plate is rapidly growing in favor here: we nave
sold out our entire stock Of it, and think we will
sell much more next season than ever before"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-13
PRODUCES A LARGE CROP OF POTA-
TOES.
TOES.

G.. THOMPSON BROWN, Esq, of Warrenton,
Va, writes December 3D. lS67-''I used about
one hundred and thirty pounds of BaHgHs Ra'',
Rons P6osp6afe. in planting eight bushels Of Irish
Potatoes, producing large yield, considering the
II planted fifteen bushels Nth stable manure, and
gathered more from the eight bushels than from The
II am so ,csl pleased with the action of the PhOs.
phate that intend using more largely Hezt spring
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-21

member for Bndf I'd, alludsd 70 The state
Of The Law il ssgas1 to the allegiance Of
British subjscts. saying he maatse exeeeso.
y demaaded attentiea in The bearing e -
upon The roaGlioas Of this country WITH u
United States. He soid the tire ~ nov
ripe for arriving 1t definite understand
ing. he explained the lay in regard y the
right Of expatriation, and showed that at
The present time two millions Of the
Queens subjects were living IN the United
States . American citizens In practical
violation OF these laws. IL WAS the diner
encss which arose between England and
America in regard to rights Of adopted cisi.
zsns which caused the war Of 1913, and
now the difficulty. which still existed, was
counted on BY the Fsnians - likely to again
smbrol the two nations and thus further
their IRRESPONSIBLE dssignsd. He urged the
government Of Great Britain 10 abandon
Ser slaios Of life allsgiaaee 10 he CO. Of
emiesants 10 foesign eouatsieo, end advi0e
The oppointment u . mixed oe0mieoiea 10
settle the qusetiea forever.
Advises from Amnesty Bay state that
Gen. Napier With bis Soeees Wese twsaty
nilos south Of Aatate on the 26th ulk, as1
had had . eatisfactory talk With Karia end
the chief Of the Tiere tribes.
A telegram in anticipation Of the ever
land mail says that I'll the foreigners he'd
lsft Hiago and Oaaso, japan.
II We said that French Or Ausricsn
var vessel had bssn nred On BY japanese.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-21

NKw Youk, March 2l.-Ths most terrific
storm which has taken place Of late years
Get 10 last night, commencing With heavy
northeast gale. which increased in violence
towards morning. The gale wss acconpan.
led BY snow, which hes % badly drifted
that all street-ralway travel hes been sus-
pended At 8 o'clock this A. NJ. the gale
vas 40 severe that the Brooklyn and other
ferries could only make occasional trips
No accounts Of disasters have yet been re-
eeived.
buffalo, March pa man supposed,
from the papers on his person, to be James
Finr cyan, who had besn in the employ Of
the Butler Mining Company, and said he
vas going to Scranton. Pa, and who Or
rived on the Grand Trunk Railroad from
Canada, tonight. stabbed three passsngsrs
jus, bsfore the train reached the depot. He
VAS arrested and lodged ia the Station
House, and is thought TO BE- an insane char.
acter Mr.. Short and j. Il Ludwig, Of Buf
fala. we're stabbed slightly, but w. J. Nc
Carthy, Of Port Colbosne, Vas severely
stabbed in the shoulder and back.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-21
TENNESSEE.

MxxPBIs, March 2O.-The election 70.
turss Of Arkansas are very mssgss. The
opponents Of the Constitution claim that il
will DO defeated by 1t least $4,000.
Monroe aud Phillips counties, 1t 10 report
ed, have given msjositiss in favo. Of the
Constitution.
At Helena. Ark, yesterday, Bart. Tnr-
nor Sheriff. attempted 10 arrest negro
Vho had killed three negroes recently In An
djsosns county, when the negro drew r..
volvsr aud shot the Sheriff through the
body. lie then knocked The wounded man
OF the mule upon which be was mounted,
and mounting the mule he fed to the hills,
where was afterWards discovered BY posse
who had gone in pursuit Of him. Upon
their attempting to arrest him, he again fred
and wounded Mr.. Sebastian. The posse
held him at bay until the arrival Of squsd
Of soldiers, who fired upon him wounding
him severely. In this condition he vas
carried back TO Helena. A. last accounts
mono Of the wounded men we're yet dead.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-21

WAsnlHsroN, March 20.-Adistaut Gen.
eral Thomas vas present ct the regular Cab
met meeting te-day.
The Pres dents counsel had another con-
sultatisn with him to-day.
The Seventh State Dinner was given this
evening.
Gen. Grant, BY order Of the President, has
detailed Gen. Hallsck ct New Orleans.
Major Burnside Of Illinois was noainatsd
10 the Senate Is Second Auditor Of the
Treasury, vice + b. French. Also Walter
f. Carlin 20 Assessor Of Internal Revenue
Of the 10Th District Of Illinois John g.
Watts, Chief Jnstice.
Major General Hancock arrived THE r.
NJ, accompanied By Col. Mitchell, Of HE
stan. During the evening many frisnds
called on him.
10 the Supreme Csu.t in case No. IL, the
StAts Of Georgia 70. Gen. Grant, the Ssers-
tary Of War and Others. On molten Of Mr..
Black the process ordered in this course the
motion fss preliminary Injunction was held
under advissment.
The amount Of grssnbacks row 10 the
Treasury 10 lsss than q any time since the
war. There gro cast. 600 900 Of ereenbacks
In circulation asd tss, COX, 600 Of ftsssiensl
currency. The whole paper In e;sculation
omounts - e7O0. 900 900.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-21

COUNCIL CLUrrs, March 2O.-Ths Besrd
Of Trade Of this city have requested their
delegates in the Iowa Legislature. to oppose
any change Of legislation passed this win.
ter in relation to tho Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad; also. instructing them
to procure the passage, by the Legislature,
o: joint resolution protesting against the
building Of low bridge BY The Union Pa
ciie Railroad Company across the Missouri
river, at Council Bluffs, on account Of Oh.
structins navigation aud tho damage from
ice gorgsa and overflow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-21
LOUISIANA.

Nav ORLEAxs, March 2O.-Strset Com
missioner Baker. recently removed by Gen.
Hancock and rcinstatsd BY Gen. Grant, 10
charged. by asworn affidavit before U. s.
Commissioner Wells, With perjury, having
rendered voluntary aid to the rebels in
arms, by an engagement IN the manufacture
Of munitions Of war for their use, and hav-
ing voluntarily performed military service
under the so-called Confederate officers, and
afterwards taking the oath Of Office ~ Reg.
lister Of the voters in the First District Of
New Orleans; also, in having sworn before
. notary, that he vas British subject, to
escape draft into the United States ser.
vice when he was. in fact, q naturalissd
citizen OF tho United States
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DuBUouE, March 20.-Ths steamer De
vsnport, the 6rst beat Of the season, arrived
here from Sc. Leuis. at III o'clesk this fore.
ooon.
T. ". Richards escaped from The county
jsil ysstssdsy, While on detail in the bass.
mont to saw wosd, and 10 still It large.
Richmond 4 Jaekson, proprietors Of the
Dubuque Elevator, are seeking in the courts
here. BY suit against the Illinois Central
Railroad Company, and the Dubuque 1
Sieux City Railroad Compas1, 70 recover
$4,000 damages on account q those CON-
psniss refusing to ship grain through the
elevator ~ per contract made two years
ago.
Dss AoIxss, March 90.-Ths House TO-
day passed the bill authorizing esuntiss to
fond their Indebtedness whore il il %, 900.
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eANkRUPT NO7nCEs.


rurs rs 10 GIVE xoI1cn rnAr s IN Isra
day q nsssa = ~ IA ws5 4 na.hsslt
q D.senport IN the Coa.sy q scos, asd sssss Il
=; sss e. ; p.,ss. q g
y, IVAN oiyn or Tor bic use. .nd The srsr Of Of nv
:, u,onery BY him are forbidden law that meat
no ~ the creditors Of the sad Banaupt, to prove
~ vii. be held at Court Of BaIkrnptcv ~ IL
holden a, No. west Second street. IN Tie civ 81
davenport beiO,s n n f,iee Regissr on the nth
T. 6 Marshal as Messenger. Diet Of Iowa
a i G. Dow, Attorney for Pettione.
.,na
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-21

l i2:h day OF March, A. d. 1858, . warrsnt r
Bankruptcy was iseued against the estate of Renbea
D. tsuild, cfMuscatins o. the county Of Nuscatine.
and State 81 Iowa. whe has been adjudgcd DsnR.
rupt on his own petition that the PAYMENT 81 INV
debts and delivery Of any properly be oneine 10
such Bankrupt 20 him, or for his uee and the tfsns
fer Of any property hy him are forbidden BY lsv !;
that meeting Of the afeitdors Of the said Benkruot
to prove their debts, and 10 choose one or more -
sgnees Of bic estate, viii Be held It Court Of hank.
ruptcy 70 he holde9 at No. West second steect =
the city OF Davenport before Il NJ Price, Register,
on the 10th day OF April, A. D. 1888, ct 10 o'clock A.
II. u. " CLARK,
US. Marshal. as Messenger. District Of Iowa.
RIcnxAs CAEsKosDas. Attys for Petitioner.
vueh1 lw-aAt
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Notice in Dankrunfev.

rv~als u TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON TIN
i2,h dav Of March, 4. D 1855, . Weren't
in Bankruptcy was issued against tho estate Of
David " Baird, Of Louden. % the county Of Oe.
dsr. and State Of Iowa, who has been adiudsed
! Bsukrup, on his own petition. That the psv-
ment Of my debts and the delivery Of any prop
ery belonging to such sa1llaP. to him. Or Tor
are forbidden BY Law. that ln~stin9 Of ~
creditor. Of the said Bankrupt, 70 prove their
debts. and TO choose one or more sssiepees or
his estate will be held at COart Of Bankruptcy
10 be holden ct No Z West Second street. II IL
CITY Of Davenport. before N. l. Price. Ree. ster.
on the 10Th day Of April. A b. 1853. ct 10 g.
clock A. N. ". CLARK,
U. =. Marshal, - Messenger. District Of lows.
q. 9. o. Dow. Atty for Petiioaer.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-21
Nottce In Bankrnnfc

rv,pIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE. Tat on TaE
nth day of March, A. d. 1854. . Wsrrent
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against de estate Of
R.ebe ). Cone, OF the County Of Iusestine ~
Sts,s Of lowe, who has bsen sdju.eed 8 ~
s: o.. ..' J H;;;s. oi ne, =:
Of :ny 10 such him 70. &! -
snd ths transfer Of any property b hin. ere ier.
h;Sden bv Law. That meeting o'the crediters
az The ssd Bank -upt. 70 prove their debt ~
choose one or more assignees Of IN eseate. viii
te held !, sUourt Of Benkruptsy. 70 b. S:ldsn
Il No West Second street IN TIE Civ Of
Davenport. before y. y. Price, Register. on The
nth dsy Of April, A. d. 1883, It 10 o'clock a.
N CIV. OLARK.
n q Marshal, ~ Messenger, Dist. Of low
Ricun.y ! CAEskoDDax, Attys fo- Petitioner.
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