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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1868-01-11

Tbs Ina pc &C h sMs Failure.

A motion t. inquire into the cost If the
iupsachuss: investig cation has disturbed the
rsdioA's 10 Congress, and Ben. Batter OBJ
jected 10 .bs resolution. This disgraccful
piecs af business, which has resulted only
in the diD8Dmfture OF its authors, has cost
the treasury about half million dollars
for oblsiniug and printing evidence that
shows poib,ng except to what depths Of petty
SrA6gn;ly partizas feeling and political big
otEy will carry men. The country il called
" On to pay half : million dollars for tbs
~ rive as:9mpst 10 Crafty party spss.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1868-01-11
Freight for Montana.

A late issue Of tho Helena tMontana)
GAZETTE, chronicles the first consignment Of
goods for Montana by railroad. The goods
were shipped to Cheyenne By railroad, and
from thence hy frei, r.. teams 20 Helena, at
a cost for freight OF twenty-five cents per
p,und. The GazsNe. in comm :ntin- upon
tho matter Gays: ~ bile the freight charges
~ this route are quite heavy, our m erchants
can well aG,rd u pay the price for. such
goods a. vii. co aplele ;aei. assortn -nt--
provided always ttey are not chap and
bulky articles and thus avoid the necessity
Of laying 10 enormous s.eeks in certain
GLASS Of articles to avoid exhaustion, and in
this light only, A. a means of transportation
Of IRE light, 10 the Central Paeiic railroad
tsna till it reaches Sal. Lake City. There
is now proposition before Congress to APP
point = conais sion 10 regulate shs schedule
Vi charges On :ae Central Pacific, and on its
action will depend, to great extent, the
availability Of that road A. n channel for
Montana freizh,s. That il may DO used
prof,aLly, as il this instance, Cor The tr.ns-
portAtion Of late cons;gnnenss Of assorted
goods, there can be no question il lhe com
misson does not fix its schedule at unrea
sonable figures, bu. with good road to the
Musclsshell, the completion of the. railroad
10 Sioux City, and . line Of light, subs.ant-
al, Aat-bot,on boats between these two points
goods can 10 delivered almost az late at the
month Of the Masclsshell as they can be
freigh,ed Over The range frssm sat Lake, ard
may be l..n down here at ha. The cost. The
completion Of a good. practicable road to
the Muscleshell would oh,iate nine hun.
dred miles Of river transportation in lhs
most di.licul. and dangerous part Of the
Missouri for boats ia tbs ..n. Make C. :cca
road to tho Museleshell, and The railroad
aud river viii secure .us cheap, and rapid
transportation almost any time that frsigh.s
can be brought to st. 10. by river. Neglec.
TO do it, aud the steamboat season will prac-
ticslly close ss heretofore, in the early part
Of Septsmber ~.s.. ..-..r.,.u
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1868-01-11


The Rocky Mountain News. an intensely
10y al and radical sheet, in speaking Of the
family of the late lamented martyred presi-
dent, A. l. q, says Of Bob
Robert T. Lincoln, the son Of the lament
ed President, il in Cheyenne. Robert 10
inclined to be fast boy, and we regret to
say that friend who wished To see him was
obliged to make his call =, : noted gambling
house, just below Ford's restsnrant There
sat Bob, with card before him, and his
hand filled with corn, eagerly listening to
the numbers as ihay ware called fur re lee
tie game Of keno" The friend stepped up.
Mr.. Lincoln, this IN my friend. Mr. r.
"How ars your qaickiy returned tho Illus
triouy ~ ia~yer; and than farming 70 the
PCT boy asked eagerly, what wss tho last
number oalled7" Bob evidently enjoys the
game, more than he docs new ssqnais~
lances."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1868-01-11
Old NJ Ian Grant and '.Ilyss'' On Negro
Suffrage.

Washing ton CORES poLlcnr" "t the Columbus O. Jour
The generals father came to town the
other day, and STOPPED with "t!yes as he
calls his boy, whom he found seated at his
reside, smoking, Of course nA1 surrounded
by eAbors ct Ids private AMI military
family. About the FL st ,h;os .A;ny the old
gentl. man did nftec 81, ding his overcoA,
was to come at his nnpupp5abIe of spring,
with, "UIvss, are you in favor Of niger
suf. ageY' No response only vi sorous putIs.
What do you think of i, r inquiries the
general, with Yankee shrewdncss. The oil
one states his posiion-he' for inteI!i sence.
qualification aud so on. well now, Ulyss
I've answered your question: want you to an
swer mine; are you in favor Of niger ,uf. a e?
If you are, you'll &c, beat all hollow, with
all your popularity, for Ohio went 50 OoU
against it, ana If rhe was TO vo,c to morrow,
She 20 100000 the same way Il havn't
talked politics much for the last five or six
years was the reply OF Ulyss, the silcut--
At last accounts the old gent emau wac il.
doubt as to the position Of 'Ciyss On lie
"ro suiir.ge.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1868-01-11

A clergyman in Springfield, Mace, who ia
given 10 fsurative expressions, said in
st. mon, o" Sunday last, tina. the Columbiad
of u pure hear. should be loaded with the
projectle Of prayer. He did not 90 on to
say .ha, the Columbiad should then be fred
a. the Almighty, though that vas the inev-
table conclusion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27
BULLS WORM DESTROYED


To ny United States and World
wide Headers.
have received many tsstimonials from pre-
fsssionsl and medical men, ~ my almasass and
various publications have shown. all Of which
are genuine. The following letter from hishly
educated and popular physician in Georgia, is
certainly one Of the most sensible sommunica-
tions have ever received. DR.. Clement knows
s1sstly whst hs speaks Of, and his testimony
deserves TO be written in letters Of GOLD. Hear
what the Doctor says Of BULLS WORN DE-
STROYER:
vnLAHsw, WALEsa Counsy, GA,
Juns seth, 1859.
Ds. JosH Bgll-Dsar Sir: have rssssty
gwen your "wsrm Destroyer" several trials
and And IL wonderfully sAlcaeisus. II hes nst
failed in single instaAes TO have the wished for
effect. am doing pretty large country prss-
tics, and have daily use for sems article Of the
kind. an free 70 confess that tnsw Of no
remedy rscommsndsd By the ablsst authors that
10 90 certain and speedy in its effects. On the
contrary they are uncertain in the extrsns. Ny
object in writing you 10 to ind out upon what
terms can get The medicine directly from you
II can get it upon easy terms. shall use q
great deal Of il. l am aware that the use Of
suoh articles 10 contra AIRY 10 the tsschings and
practice Of great majority Of the regular line Of
A.D.'s, bat see no just cause or good sense in
discarding . remedy which We know to be En-
cisnt. simply because We may BE- ignorant Of ito
combination. For my part, l shall make IL q
rule to use oil and any means TO alleviate suffer-
ing humanity which may be able to command
not hesitating because some one more ingenious
than myself may have learned its effects first. and
secured the sole right TO secure that knowledge.
However, am by no means An advocate or sup.
porter OF the thous ands of worthless aestrums
that food the country, that purport 70 cure d
manner Of disease to which human flesh 10 heir.
Please reply soon, and inform me OF your best
terms. lam, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, NJ. b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27
HOLLOWAY'S
ARNICA
Rl n ATEn0

The Original and only true Arnica Plastsrs pos
ssssing the great healing properties
OF tho Arni.a Flowers
Ths curative eascts of There Pasters In all cases
pain OF weakness In the breast side or back and ia
all eases OF Inflammation OF the Lungs. and Cosgh
are truly astonishing; they give immediate relief
Poysicians prescribe them. and thousands recon-.
mend them. Ay's arc the Original
and only true Arniea Pissters.
m EnS0xH>u res
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27

ths pesson WON iii sdIictsd should consult No 0s
evSs heasd OF pasntof hs not bsine cured since -
ho been in shisct!.. Hisrspstas.on hss voncA:. z
IN the city papers, he pationoe and the ica Dry
01aCn both here and abroad. = being the most Sh1I.
I'd specialists here, and thorough master Of ~ -
~ desaecs II al Others NIL. don't dsspaaf, 0iSe
Mn can. Nisonly common oec.rrsues wtm1a 40
= cure such caess. HsroOms are eeparsee Tor omse
ID EsntIsmsn, and the unOst ccmp.s In ne cry
YOUNG Mn, Take Particular Notfcc.-Doc4or 20.
INV dsyotss much Of his dms TO the tIeatmeo9 q
49, caese caused By secret habit, which Yulne bon
So6y snd mind, unAttii the unfortunate in0lv1duQ
Ia eithef business orsosfy. TIE sad ssst q tsee
~ssev hsAats: OF the exoesos6 ofpss yeass 10 Weoh
g ehe dsblatses the eouettution, dsssos ~ pAu.
eel ma nsntAl poWefs, diminish and eaoeehJs the
ne1ofal lbelnGo md ex1nust the vital onGgg1ao a
0sahood The pieaouses osM1e nagSea ~ on6eeo
q neffia9e frustrated, and existence iteeR fso11
( esen q uncsasins nissy endfsgFet. oaeA psgspo1
ecpecialy those contsmplatng marriage. sAU1d loee
. time IN mailing Immediate spfsieaAoe, - Dr. D.,
81 his new treafmsnG = ensblsd 20 insofea speedy
Ara perm anent cure.
Consullsaions frss and confidential. Omes. No. ~
0ouh CLARK street, Or Monros, hall bsoc8 mon
- Port Ofaoe. Post ofies Boz ia, CldeaGo, III
once hours non A. n. % Pm.
Send for hi " 0aids 70 Health" pnbaishs1 nensA
=. free Of chesN.
NB.-Ledss, sssA for descriptive eiroai9 d
Hesoasio n@edie, The bet p1svsu3ve Of eooeoQetG
h1Nwp 0ontt0 cav aAAppno 49, q eAnnA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27

Which have almost entirely supsrcsded the old
nanssous vermifsge 10 the delight u the poor little
sufferers. II contains no Caornsl or ether poison /.
Gus ingredients
30 highly esteemed 10 this Popular vsrmifnee, BY
know Of them, prcscrDe them preference 10 other
remedies. - not only more pleasant 10 take, but
more effective to cure.
Parents and guardians, having the care OF chidren
should keep them - family msdic inc. for they not
only eradicate wcrms--thOse pcsts Of childhood
but correct any arrangement OF the digestive or
HAna, prNvAlsnt with children.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27
Bulls sarsaparilla
A Good Reason for the CAptaln's
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND The
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

READ THE CAPTAlN'S Litter AND THB
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER
Benton Barracks, No., April %, 1855,
Da, Jonx BuLL-Desr Sir: Knowing the Of
hciency Of your Sarsaparills, and the healing
and beneficial qualities II possessed, l send yos
the following statement Of my case:
was wounded about two years sgo-was 10
ken prisoner and conned for sixteen month";
Being moved 30 often that my wounds have net
healed yet. have not sat up . moment since
Was wounded, 1 am shot through the hips,-
NY general health 10 impaired. aad need some
thing to assist nature, l have more faith in
your Sarsaparilla than in any thing else, l
wish that that is genuine, Please express ~
half dozen bottles and obigs
Carr. y. p. Joaxsos. St. Louis. No.
p s.-Ths following vas written April 80
1855, by Mrs. Jennie johnson. mother Of Capt.
Johnson
On, BuLL-Dear Sir: NY husband, DR.. o. 8.
johnson, was skillful surgeon and physician in
Central New York, where he died, leaving the
above Q, p, johnson TO my care. At thirteen
years Of age he had . chronic diarrhea and
scrofula. for which I gave him Jour Sarsaparl-
10, II CURED HIN. have for ten years recon-
mendsdi: to many in Central New York. Ohio
and Iowa, for scrofula, fever cores and general
debility, Perfect succsss has attended ii The
cures effected in some coses Of scrofula and fever
| cores were almost miraculous, l AN very anI.
ious for my son TO again have recourse to your
Sarsapsriils, He is fearful Of getting aspurious
| article, hence his writing TO you for it. His
wounds are terrible, but believe he will rscov.
Or. Respectfully,
Jexsrs Jonxs0r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27

ITO uooOonOe0 UocCco0 81 1heA0
COLLARS
Aas gained for them the rspusaton Of being The
Best Fitting and Most Economical
COLLARS IN USE
Made In all stylss.-in LINEN FINISH, -BNAM
kLED.-PLAIN and FANCY.
At the REDUCED PRICE Acw offered, they DEFY
eempetition
ron SALE EVERYWHERE. Call for them and
try them.
4. A. NAWLEY Il 90.
SELLING AGENTS,
ID Oeis Il ~ Arch Neo. Boston.
wholssals Dealers in Mss FvaSIsnius 0oops. -
Agents Tor plymouth Buck Gloses. mehi0d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27

A DAT or two ago . chest which had been
in the service Of the Merchants Union Ex-
press Company. was shipped from Chicago
to New York to be laid aside, and Messsu.
ger, "whess sands Of life" (oflicial) had run
out, appended to the chest the following,
which is not without . little sarcasm:
vALsD:croRr-G Good bye, old chest
Gladly would have continued to Gil and
empty you, nut that little arrangement "a
"bust monopoly" has succeeded in Dustin
ne, and now, with tail feathers dropping,
I en- in search of . situation.
Since we are 30 quickly done for,
| wonder what We were begun for.
X. MESSENGER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27
OINTMENT.

has proved itself sovereign remedy Tor ali Diseases
Of the Skin having effected . radical cure la every
case on which II was used. curing many obstinas.
previously resisted oil remedies prescribed BY thu
best medical talent In the country lite effect 10 ~
tonshing. In few days the soreness and rrit alton
10 removed; the skin becomes smooth and healthy,
and remains permanently healed, without the use Of
any Other remedy,
Thus, fsrrRR, SALT RagcN, Ircn SoLs,sn's iron
knfNPEiAo, BtOTcHRs, PinPLEs, and every form oil
disssss OF the skin 10 punctualy cured, matter o
how long standing. u has cured bad csaes Of In
vLAnHb EysIIDs. and Discharges from the Ear. when
nothing else would heal thsm. Puse, that have re-
sisted all other treatment for many years. have been
eestually cured by the use OF only box Of thia
Ointment. BrEss. ScALss, and OLD Soass, II heals
In very short time Paics 30 Csnrs Pm Boz. II
not cold by your Druggis send 50 cents 10 Johnston
Holloway 4 C0wdsn, Philadelphis. . box will be
sent free Of postage to any sddrsss.
1OBlN1'TON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27
DAILY DEMOCRAT.



There are more than $4,000 Odd Eel
lows in the U. 8.
Champagne 10 made from petroleum.
Carte Doll il should be called.
Catholic priests in Italy ara rapidly mar
rying, under the new civil act.
A six hundred cow-pcwer cheese factory
10 about to be started at Roxbury, Conn.
The Episcopalians Of California hare rails
ed 500, 900 to found college ct San Jose.
IL has cost nearly three millions of dol.
lars to supply the National Banks with
notes.
The Little Miami railroad has banished
lamps from their. cars, and use only can
dies.
Maine has 1905 lakes. No weadsr ifs
cold water state.
Cleveland has es-epsrativs foundry with
. capital Of &25o. 900.
Edmund Kirks Gilmore and wife have
parted and divided the children.
Thurlow Weed 10 about to retire from
public life with . competsncy Of 81 ,0O0. 900.
There are 10O, 900 drunken women in the
United States. PITY it's, tits true
The New York Gazette expended e25,-
600 In vain struggle for nswspsper ex.
istsncs.
Some Of the London papers are urging
the increase Of their police force from 1000
to 10000.
In 1853 Misnssota had four postof6ees.
Nov she has Eve hundred and thirty eight.
The New England county papers have
left the Associated Press.
workmsn have commenced rebuilding
the Mstropoli. N Hotel, lately burned dow n
in Peoria.
Paris has ten thousand manufactures, do
ing $675, 900. 900 business yearly.
Little round hats, perchsd ever ons's eye
brows, ane stll the fashion for the Paris
ladies'.
Last year England raised over . million
dollars on dogs.
Street cleaning in Now York Is done MAIN
" BY Italians.
Snow falls in every month Of the year on
the mountains Of Montana.
Hoop skirts cause the obstruction Of the
Detroit city sewers.
The brewers Of Galsna have raised the
price of lager g per barrel
With reference TO the whisky frauds, q
New York paper says that 90. 600 to 3d. 900
gallons Of whisky are manufac' ured in that
city every day, and sold under the very
eyes OF the revenue officers, for dollar Z
gallon.
A Boston teacher who in 81 Of vsxation,
called her pupils . set Of young addsrs, on
being rsprovsd for her language, apologzsd
BY saying she WAS speaking 10 those just
commencing arithmetic.
A company has been formed 10 England,
with . capital Of &c, O0O, 900, to build Z
Railroad across the Republic Of Hondurss,
affording thus the shortest transit for Aus
| tTalian commerce.
Seven hundred and seventy Eve guests
dinsd at the st. Nicholas, New York, one
day last week.
Salt Lake papers ere endeavoring to prove
that theirs 10 the only virtuous community
o. the continent.
The recent fluctuations in Erie stock have
made and unmade some fortunes for indi-
vidusls. One gentleman made $4,000 in
one day, and another lest 100000 in .
single day.
The ladies will thank the Boston invsn.
tor who has contrived . method Of facing
shoes on metal studs instead Of the labori.
Gus facing Of the old style.
The site Of the original town Of Huron,
O., has long since disappeared, the waters
| Of the lake having washed away broad
| acres, streets and buildings.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27

Foa he. fifty thousand dollars worth Of
libel Mrs. Dean Boxer got nothing out Of
the Sun (; for Meyrs' ten thousand dollars
worth he got nothing out Of the Cincinnati
Commercial for Rostias Parker's ten thou
sard dollars worth he got nothing out Of
the Nation It would seem from these
presidents that persons holding valuable
bills for libel should get them discounted
before commencing suit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27
DR.. Bigelow,

DEs Oh OAOW1
lsths only Physician. - . 0pesaAliee
YnoW In Chicago that can b sntifsly
' relied upon. Go TO nIn. ead not ~.
4 Ter that horrible disease 70 romaan IN
youe system. disngufine yOur nee
and body, bseides destroying yOps
happiness and future prospects Of -.
4 He he's made PRIVATE DISEASES
! ard NERVOUS DEBILITY bis study
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27

ias Cheapest aud bcs, ventila,ing Bssket for ~
kstns Strawberries, Raspberrses, &C. Illustrated
Circulars cent free.
TuS Baskets AND CRATES OF THE AMEN.
who have ssen them.
W. Dssxese are neat sud dGrshie convenient Tor
pfekirg the nut or packing in crates
me erAlrs are made of white wood, rnt sn~eiher
with anncaled and clinchcd nails aud corner iron,
snu are 20 arranged. the nerre. esnnot be misplaced
or INJURED. drsrc and Packing Bastp made 10 Or
der OF any size or form. from to 10 ache, SONAR
The Packing Boxes as light as mana ~,
stronger and equally as cheap. ""N
= The isht 10 manufacture Lss Iowa for .a,s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27
HOLLOWAY,

PROPRIRTORs,
eos Arch street. Philadelphia.
Sold at Wholesale in Chicago, by Fuller. Finch &
Fuller. Lord Smith. Burnhams j. Van Setback. J.
II. Reed & Co, Smith. Cntler = Co. Deixsch.
Block = Co.. and throug hout the country BY all
Drugs i.ts. fcb3-diy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-19

" Representative hand antfor sslss hslsws
prtoseto cash eustonsrs snd prompt nsr 4 large 81
Welt .slsctedstesh " srAPLk aEd BAuCy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-19

liz; d.s.rSsl, in oas 1isAl.. &siv.%I,
spvae1eDf 9slat sheep beloasiss e Mr..
coo = Ksslst comfy. 9 says the
Ners.
Colonel Aiherton, Of Mitchell, declines
10 b candidate for Congress, TO succeed
Akiaon. a4sssasasasa 4.~s ssass.@ ,.ss.s., ssss
The Bremen county PhGsir nomisaies
john 3. Burke, Of Bremen county, fst -
800 u IN diatrict .a~sss.sss4ssa-.ss
Il A 6ev u. Z, Church Vas dsdicsisd ~
| CasaSsilal 2fs6ss sos.ty, ~ saisv. =
| Is y
Ral,p sGesst~ seys fthAt ols 81
.s;ss sopI nsa ayr 7. n tsA 4. eos.'y.
-Thst same pAperl > this batch Of ncssers
| Of ! psssjniaisr sxsss .on Of the Bee Apenss
Iv.llse posd y Tie Aons.na STANDARD ssvs !:
/. wSsrs " : rfssysss let.sf from cnica9e 70
M. Wsllea. 81. this city, that the y. 7. s
R>ilfosd Co. hsvs secured seoo, o0 With
wh;ak 10 estan1 lheir road. and that Il - V
run W M eS6a Valley. All right, let u 90.
fAllvs vsnt l. thatshs Legislature give the
nev company the Land Grant 50 Us to build :
rod 40 shenDss Aoines Valley. That alA'
| skfsaemsass - action Of country. Al
fright, let il come. Nov Is the time iT oa1
eis,xeus TO see that it comes right here. Lets
[not be caught napIaag hike Boonsooro, ana
flst il psss On one side. '-Nep Jetefson Erd
.Of conrss il is al right. Is what ve
hase bssn pnihsfsr this lea ~
! -Fs5h The Aoanns .Aassdrd il appsAis
that John /. Blair, tho Railroad King Of
Iowa offers TO give the State S25osooo on
lcondidon ,hafahs State Capital shah b. re-
moved 10 some point gu the Northwestern
IRailroad. The city Of Boonsboro offers
$3.50 900 more for its location there; aud the
lcuy of Montana-only mile from Boons-
lboro, and on the Northwestern Railroad OF
fen $3.50 600 mosefcr i,s location within =
mile and shalt OF Montana. Thus there are
$50, 900 offered for the removal Of the State
Capi,at TO B,oosboro' Dr. Montana. Some
prominent papers advocate removal
The prslimisGy survry.of tbs Albia,
Knoxville 4 Des MONIES Railroad will be COM
lpleted BY the first Of next month. 30 says
the Knoxville Iotes.
The Ounmwa Courier learns that ben
nssa vtl bring kis Gingerbread dom to that
plsrs and the H~eafy men will go IN With
him in the management.
w. N. Dounell writes in the Pella Btads
an interesting paper Of early Marion county
"reminiscences.
| The Regster says. From oer loysl old
friend, Squire Ssgle. we learn that the grass
lboppers have already come out Of the ground
in The meadows around SayIorsille by brig
lsded miliions-ihe surface OF the ground lit
orally crawling with the young insects Ihs
lcold nights do not Aflec, them, any more thar
/ to make them soh Of limp and stupid, II
10 be hoped that The iee-xster shower yes
terday will effect what the cold does not.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-19

"A CASES COVE OYSTERS rid.
- = ns:ss,s : --t.s h.s hs.s1 E - = -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-19
GRACE MILLS.
Notice i'm Bankruptcy

Notice in Bankruptcy
THIS IL to give notice that the 18th dsy OF Rebru-
AIRY. 1885, warrant in bankruptcy 50 issued
sgsnst the estate oil Iohn Reduan, CT Washing ten
rwnshn, Lse county and state of Iowa no as been
sdiaig d baukrupt his petition Tn 4 IL ray
II any efbts aud livery ~ any property biong
lag to fuca bankrupt, TO HIM for his use, aud the
.fr OF any prog erty by him Is forbidden by Law
That meeting the creditors OF the ssd bankrupt to
prove their debt =, 10 Chico sesignets
Of his ESTATES si be held the Court OF krGptey
be holdsn at the once Of Register In Bspkrurtcy
No six, Estes Hoas In tn city Of Keokt T. Iowa
before hn nee, Register, the 25ih day OF March,
4 D Is6s, at 10 o'clock
CIV CLARK, s VI.
fsbfs AZ Tues Ry II. frIros, Deputy.
Notice In Bankruptcy.
In Bankruptcy the District Couit OF the United
s.ates fos the D trict Of Iowa In the matter Ct
Os5en. hantrupt
NOTICES hereby given that petition has
y beeo died In said cenvt by tbs said Ogden. OF
Eeokuk In sail district, duty declared bsnkr1p IN
the Of Consrk of March 1861 for discharge
and tidcste Thereof from all bis debts snd other
claim, prova1e under sid and that the 2nth day oil
March 1863 1t II o'clock assigned for tho besr
ing Of said Court In the city Of eokuh
where when all credit OF said bankrupt, snd all
other psrsops in interest may attend and show cause
any they have why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
J. o. BURNS, cieik Q. 9. Dist Court,
sKeakuk, Iowa.
RaxsM 1 McCsA AR, Attorney fstsswsat