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New-York tribune., 1868-02-14

Il ~ the Dlo hiSh SySasa VI nn1xs,svr VA 4.
wlt Iu Of JOHN LORD Of Darby Borough u tse
Delaware In the said Dsct Bankrupt The sNd Bankrupt
up te Act of Congress March 1857 died bis petition for rs.
charge fom his debts proyab under the said Act sd S ~
thereof ali, ding n 10 the hAas e
ss.snee il meeting Of creditors be held on hs
O'Clock before the Register >anls
Tho nss rsour, at Office No South Ayenae Media IA ne
ennu 4, continued by adjourmsnts neessssr hl "a
wh,,e Of the said Bankrupt vii be tr
sny business Of second and third meetings Of can
the said be transacted and that n.nss
Register certify 10 the Court wbos
B,ukpt has ID all things bis duty under the a heh 80
not IN respects which certificate aud the M NJ.
closed With IN relating the will b pd V w
Fstsr the Clerks Once further ordered that s
eighteenth das Of March before the said Court si 81,
ten when and where all creditors who rave poW 70 ,,
ote sppetr ana snow ss'
they have prayer e SAID petition :hsn n9 T angR
Witness Honorable JOHN CADW
Of the Court Judge Of the sah District Court hd az
Un
Febmsry.A. D. lSsB W. ." y
SAxrrL THosAs, Rsgrer
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0rp eOuSs.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN
II DRY GOODS
FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY
STRANG & ADRIANCE,
SO 355 Broadway, between frsnslln ard Leonards,,,


40 355 Broadway between Franklin ard Leonards',
W,f slose out the following
RICH AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
Bsiu. 10 orIer to make room for Spring Importaion
ing of Linen sheengs Pillow shng Linens Damsik Table
Cos aud Napkins uck Towels Quilts, Blankets Jaeonets Plaid sd
P1ls Csmbrcs Tae.an Snook MH, and every variety Of
White Goods; Pques Maes Beahed sheengs and shirngs BY
the Piece cash prices
Sis from up the finest qualities imported at prices be-
fore offered; Lupns Black and SILK wotei Grenadines all Widths
su qualities per less than cost mporaton BseE Bomb'
,aes Apfas Tae Popas aud Empress Cloths and large
stock Of Mourning Goods.
Irish and French Popns cOors Empress Cloths at half cost y
Importation; Popa from zoe TO yey tre goods at zane
proportion.
Hsck Lyor Mnis and Hat leges Paris tameTs Hair bAsslH
largest and mott compete assorimcnt m The
ev purchased Auction Sales az about half cost o! in
poiiaion vl he sold at = snaH 'dyancs.
4 II GRAND-STREET CHEAP STORE.
~ During alterations ala extension Of these premises the oule
'H'hes 'iADe nos si1 ana 3lli GRAND ST, aud
40. 06 A. LEN-Sf
We selling SILK MILLINERY and STRAW GOODS
US all anI 3lIl GRAND ST.. ADD
No. 66 ALLEN-AH
Fah bloek east from The bowsry.
PETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
III STORE TO LIT.
STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SALh' r ,-., D..
OLIVER MOwBRAY would respectfully no the public that be
sbo1t to close Out his stock u
~ " GENERAL DRY GOODS,
been marked down such oF pe a' miai nne
Tte Stand + one Of the best this ,le the ctr
BlaGess conducted % the ONE PRICE nciple.
STORE TO LET
STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SALE -
No 2t9 Granlst. oor Forslth
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14

J,HE MARCH NUMBER Of DEMOREST''
Il MONTHLY MAGAZINE ai p-rscuf grand display ~ tbe ncT
Sqrlg Fa.hi0u fl description fah clz,ilgs of Noien t1
House veg m s dts JED speffu0ns together VIII os
ter iHug ua.lie DO al tn splendid M.fl
number, now resir
A DVERTISE in the BEST and CHEAPEST!
" THE FRANKFORn RECORDER Is Gle cheapest aut tct 81
,tsing il cauntr. u tie most reliable ard entertain
FAMILY WEEKLY PAPER of eight pages l IS resl b. ceJhhj
Now subscribe by usi or ~ 20 eeais
months Adlress G.. J. KNoRR Pankion PbiaielIhia, Pa
lust PUBLISHED, with elegant illustrated
- Jllc MARCH rom "W Wie IlNn" DOpMORflS Music store
Ne 9 ATorplacs, y. v
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paltniints.

Tns,rudion.
4" A MER. SCHOOL INsT,7 founded 1876,
~ il reliable Rdgeslous Bafeaa--
FOR rci igseuirg Telelers Who saut Gl'.ao'ii
FoI gr,g paI,eIi, , sio,s.2a Of god i'.''
Al employers Teacher. should have Ansr Llleaora "oriy
'-a Nv scHrmrERHoRN, No 800 Broone,f. S.Y.
4 NTHON, Mr.. GEO. c., CLASSICAL
y FEIXcH 3yD EY6LIsH sCHooL no 2ia Fabave. corner
At DOLBEARs COMMERCIAL ACADEMY.
WsIIISG Practical B00KEFErIYG, ARlTHNEIIt &C.. sud
business sfs 70 month than n yesFs at ordinary
A SUBURBAN HOME SCHOOL, New Haven,
~ Conn. the Rev Dr. SHEARS, Rectorseson brgns Feb
A 4 TOWNSEND's Business College 2G0 Bow
l Aa@e 't stS ''tS1 cS s1S ' ,'5' 5 Be1, $ s G
4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN, late Professor of
~ Classes IN lncr "radlaIs ali lHst ,assea lonoin,n
dublin sld cobuior tsrsry loai' desires PULLS lie
se.: seaHisi. .ij r,irS6e j. B. c. q si.:Dn D.
nR FITCH will reopen his Family BOARD
nv ~ g lsS 9o T 70. .gyi y T 5.o 10 t N ~, % U
and accommodations Number limited to 3 To- eEf71T; ss address P
nREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, y.
II Y1le Spring Session Of weeks ssns Feb 20 I ea,' ss
application necessary 20 place Apply GEO C. SMITH
ELMlRA FEMALE COLLEGE.
IL For the most thorough 'ensc e,teae ui ,egsnt sires
Idlr;ss Res. A. " 6OWLEs' D. b. -rrrssielt.
FLUSHING MALESEMINARY.-A select
4 s,ss. for yoarg sles Flushing l. hrs 5 ". WHITNEY,
GARDNER INSTITUTE English anil
" flsseh Ro1EDIyd ana DAY SCHOOL hr YOUNG LADIES
No 81 Mest ihi,iJ p seeonst; Ssg E a. " ne u.
n, REv sad MIS- HHs5 e L. dARDSER Fiis'os. : 80
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, n. Y.-A
de SIS aS Ss'fS i Ro$S SS % A. rdsp ISsia " ' ' ''
MOUNT WASHINGTON INSTITUTE, No.
NE ~ l2S W Eo.Ss .0T M'.duFa on ashre &C.
busae or eoleg- PrOsreas ppd and .eI,ns reasoaahe
MIR. VAN NORMAN's
~ DAY SCHOOL asS5 l E6USd sd fhSs napf sSAHRso 30
N.yIors y reopen September a. F0r l information see circular
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
thorough Principal o. r WILLS. AN.
pRIYATE TUITION mall, in all the branches OF ia
I.. sy he pL,Se' bouf cIIFToS NJ ~ isi Brcd.sy
DUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE, Nos. 4s7,
. 1 es hss G s t on %EDSESDAY FsofSs S@ Application. %
e. css t5 Sn'' to az fi PIERCE Ri c. '
"SEABURY HALL and KINDERGARTEN"
- o. FCsbsIs system Brother and asr at discount Aaafs"
THE FERRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE, No.
=, as =. ei,' Thirty ''hd'a RkofkSs % '''i'
GCHO0L FOR SALE.-A well-established
easy. Addre" Boz No. $50 N.sHayeh Com. -
ct1tbas.
A TEACHER, competent TO fit pupils for
"A college business desires aiaatioB Address c. Boz No. II,
Dover, NesJersey
vNANTED-133 TEACHERS, STUDENTS,
w Intelligent Men and Women Business 100 10
500 per according ability For particulars sddrvss ZELER,
NcCiRDY / Co.. No. Ga Archst, Philadelphia Penn.
aantins ataAmi,s.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
NEW.YORK and NEW.HAVEN RAILROAD.

TRAINS LEAVE NEW.YORK;
For New IIaven and b. scpo' go 800 (BL lSo l25
tfvl 5s0 or, J45 40 all 400 lEs.l
ior alnri Sot tahcd southport aud Nestport 100 llO
Foi Horrak 30 roo uyl aco lLSO 1915 Ok )faoO EL)
3l5 $50 tEI.), $50 800 tBN) p
For iacn, l01, 90l, ll3l a. 3D. Is. 4.J), 30
For stanford 100 400 yl aG l3J 2l5 (Erl 2l5 400
tErl a{5. 81 t'l.l. LiD 5n. 20 400 (Et) P M.
rcuach Intermediate sstofs, 200 800 llO nj Il5
aiJ, 80 $50, 60 D. . -
For Boston via Springfield 800 bI). 800 (ELl 80Op
Voc Boston via Shore Line, lll5 ia J. $40 y.
Fos auoi ald Springfield 800 lEtl l2l5. 800 (E1, 300
p. M.
tfea, 500 p. % tO Northinpon.
Tof Hartford Poudeaoo, and lshk Railroad 800 BEl i23
p
For Haven NcrLoHoD sIl sopngtOr Railroad at 800
l2i5. $50 800 p.
Fof canal Railroad i2 D. ~. 90 Northampton
For Holsatonic Railroad. BOD q. H. 300 p. IA.
Nor kaugaluek Railroad. ROB &. No.. 300 p. M.
For Dsnhny ari NorFslk Railroad 100 300 IA, 40
JAMES II. HoYr. Supt
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14

ONG ISLAND RAllROAD--Winter Ar
rsn.,m,nt-Cianre OF Jue-.sse Jsmes-sip m., Mali
f5f Graport anl al wayttoi connecting at Mneoa vita
trains Glen Cove anl unpsfcaA n 4. Syue passenger sn
ana an way p u EIprs train 1 River Head p m
Ss,t AMI Glen Cove passenger lut AT waysiatons p u
FIm gse and HeYpaj au anJ fr North lsp Saur
DAYS 91y.
Surisy Excursion T I'm s.rs Point at 9:l5 arrives at
Hunters Point atf.i0 ,. To tais siect Noy . ls6l
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
snotitts Of sankrupttv.

IN BANKRUPTCY.-Distr of New-Jorsoy, +,
S-A Trenton said District ts sth day Of Fesfas \ -
The unde med hereby eiyes roles o. hs aRp"nng' -
epee Of RICHARD JOKES Mount Holly N the Comfy Of bn
n AID stale Newerscy. within said District Who hs' bee
adlr Bankrupt bis own Isaiion h ne psirs nPif, "a
ira laNJNfl ~, eahN iit,i-J fs,.e-
IN BANKRUPTCY.-Distri Of New-Jersey,
i s-i .nuou, 9 SAID District The 81 Day o. fssrssr,' ~
6 hereby gives notice Of bis sppoatme1t ~
smee n FANETf r. GRDLEi. Of Beverly IN the County 81 Bar
Jersey within said District Who hss BEES
iud his petition BY the district Court oi
Ds1ct (Fl4 Law 3wF) CARR FIELD A~isn'e
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
Aanting Stahmi,s.

aantins StaAnni,s
DODWORTHt DANCING ACADEMY,
N. No 1l2 Pifbs'e n !.
seTnoeB etss Tor shdep Ersning eass tor genhs
msS' Por terms ke sssd for circular
VNE GARMO~ DANCING ACADEMY-NO. SO
Tnbaye corner Foueentb a. New Classes Forming
u,., and Mssters Wednesdays and Saturday Gentlemen,
Tur,ds sud FndsJ Eftpng Steef CTe 81 tie Asatnj
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
0r1tbtrs.

A TEACHER, competent TO fit pupils for
"A college business desires .iaatiob Address c. Boz No II,
Dover, Nes-Jsrsey
vVANTED--133 TEACHERS, STUDENTS,
w or other Intelligent Men Business sl0o TO
500 per month according ability For particulars address ZbLkH,
McCiRDY 1 Co.. No. 6h Archst, Philadelphia Penn.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
Si,ambuats anS 1aiIroaSs.

BRISTOL LINE.
The eaers BRISTOL having been withdrawn
for weeks and lem the line will he
covered ast vetknosh freight pfspeer METlS and
DORIS which will make their trips TIRE usual and goods Will be
H. o. BRIGGS, General Manager
III Eroi.h Aro-l
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, July q.
Three men, Philss Clifton, Charles Rosen-
berg and Val Elliott, who we're arrested for
the attempted robbery Of the Adams Ex>
press csr At Brownstown, Ind, on the night
Of the 10Th inst, left here last night under q
strong guard to be placed in the Brownstown
Jail. When the train reached about two
miles west Of Seymour, it was stopped by q
mob Of about 200 men from Seymour and vii
cinity, the guard overpowered and the thsee
prisoners taken ont ond hung
The hanging Of the Adams Express robbers
near Seymour last night was premeditat. d
affair, and was occasioned BY determination
of the citizens Of johnson and adjoining
cpunties 10 rid themselves of as desperate q
eangof robbers and murderers - has ever
been known.
4 family named Reno, living a. Rockford,
eight miles from Seymour, are the leaders ot
this gang. whose ope ations have extended
al over the west. They are the party who
led the raid in Iowa last spring, where so
many OF the county safes we're robbed.
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FROM WASHINGTON.


WAsHIsGTos. July 81.
The Senate at its evening session yester
day, passed the bill for the reduction Of The
army % 5000, by vote Of - to 4-strict
party voss.
About 5000 people participated in a
Grant and Colfsx rati6cs ion meeting last
evening. den. Logan and other members Of
Congress made speeches
The President yesterday approved and
signed sixty acts and joint resolutions Of
Congress. The u bill vas not among the
biiis s'gnsd. II 10 thought, however, that he
Will either approve the bill or allow it to be-
come lYw without his slgDsture.
Judge Poiand has resigned his position IS
: member Of the Committee OF Election.
there were 446 patents issued from the
and S26 applications.
The Csliuet session was attended to-day by
oil the members.
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Notice In Bankruptcy.

In the Df-vict Court OF the United States the Dir
trict Of Iowa. In Bankruptcy In the matter of Israel
CoAn, Bankrupt, At k4oknk. in said D trict on the
III Day Of July. A. D. 1885, o. g. A. Distriet Of Iowa
9INHIs Il to give notice that petition has been
wst: o. the 7th day Of duly. D. 1888, filed IN said
District Court BY isrsei ohm. Of Bcnapate Var
county, lova, ~hp has been heretofore duly declared
baakfupt under the act OF Congress ens;led An
Act to establish uniform system of Bspkrspfcy
thrsngAout The estss," approved March - AI 1se.
for Sischar9e aDd certificate thefeof All dets
and othe claims provable under eaid act that the
sth day Of August A. D, 1858, 1t 10 O'Clock NJ.
the time asfgned for the hearing OF the bef
said Cosr 10 sAe city Of Kcoknk, Lee County Iowa
said Dtls Wien and where nj editors Of raid ba
ts An1 ali other perssue n iuts may
shos cnnss nas, they havs vhy tAs prayer Of said pc
tition should not BE- & r.nted And iuIther mott
Aeshy givsn has the s~ecod end third meetings
eTetoss oS said ban required under the aud
2eth So t.ns Of said act vii be holden before John
6foce, Aexister - Bankrnptc, nt hts cfc-, Nm
Fsts hou,e In the city OF ket xxx, L. County IowA
the 7,h day Of August, A. lies, 1t 10 ocle
H. x LIVE Clerk
U. 3. Dist. Court It e3kEk, Iowa
jnlyS-5w We'd RASK,s McCsASY, Att,s.
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FRox ST. LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS, J1ly 81.
A large delegation of soldiers from Fort
Leavenworh marched down to the Des
Moines ratification meeting. A number ad-
dressed the meeting endorsing Seymour and
Blair.
The journey Of Gems. Grant, Sherman and
Sheridan. over the Kansas Pacific route to
Denver was completed last Saturday. A
large number Of people assembled At various
points on the road, who cheered for Grant
very heartily, and manifested warm and
cordial feeling for him both as soldier and
Presidential candidate.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH
MlDNIeHT RBfORT.
xLth (xyNGREoS---Second Sessio

WASHINGTON, July 81.
SENATE.
The Joint Ccmmittee OF Library were dis
charged from the further consideration OF the
petitions on the subject Of international copy
right Law.
A concurrent resolution Of the ratification
Of tho 14sh amendnen, was taken up and
adopted.
1t declares that three.fourths Of the States,
including Ohio and New Jersey, having
adopted the amendment it has become part
Of the Constitution Ct the United States.
A resolution was offered instructing the
Secretary of the Senate TO pay the Senators
from Arkaneas, Florida, North Carolina and
Lcuisiana, the compensation allowed BY law,
computing from the commencement Of the
4oth Congress
A debate arising it went over.
The bill for the protection of American
citizens in foreign countries came up and va
assigned for the evening session to night.
Mr.. howe presented . report from the Con.
ference Committee on the Indian appropria
| ton bill, which Was adopted.
7 fbs Ssnaae went isto executive session
Ana subsequently took . recess.
| House.
Mr.. Wilson, Chairman Of the Judiciar,
Comm tee, 70 which was referred the claiml
Of Representatives from he late rebel State,
Who wsrs ent,sled to full pay from the com
nene<ment Of Congress, reported resolu
tion. that their pay shall commence fscm III,
! d.ss q their respective elections Adopted
xAr. Dnves. from the Election Committee
ltspofted ~ ofsdSntisls e III Akbsma rep
resen,atives correct, and moved thai the tes
cath - pat 70 then.
After some discussion By Messrs. Brook
and Doves. the previous question was sec
oAdelAsd shs report adopse6, l84 10 46. : !,
ithU 0asA Gdai1iesefed - CAas. ". Becklsy
1 Bsnj. W Morris, Ctas. A. Piescs, J. B. col
/ liz and B. HopehEy, Who took seat With ID
The coofefenrs report on the bill TO suppl
vaeanciesin he Exeeutiv4 Department agree
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Noalce I'm Banhrnplcy.

In tn Ds3ss Coart the unitd etates for the D.-
trict OF Iova ib bankruptcy In the matter OF
Robert Wtsson. bankrupt, at Keoknk, in said
css9i1, o. ihs III dsy Of juiy, A D ls6S-u 3
4 District Of Iowa.
- give noece that petition has been wit
on The tth do, Of Juue, D 1858 ,fled In said die.
sxfcs cests, by fsbtrs Wison, o, Mt. Pi assnt
neasy Ooeusy, Iowa, II sod district who has
hsss h.r.toors duly declared bankInpl under
ne act o. oongres. sntitl.d "An St to establish
efases appeos ~ Daseh "a . D. teo7 or di.chayse
aud c.rstheate thsfccf from all hi, dsht and other
eaias pscyssl~ asd Act: and that the 81 ny Of
Ans. iSd, q foo'cock - aa~isnsf for th. hear
~ - ~ ss0e esose sa6 Oart 10 city Of soknk
vasse - vhsn ~ eseaits of SID bana rupt and ali
asy tlsy Aass, ~hy tbs prayer Of ths ~ e,ito,s,
aAoaA ~ b granted.
=. I. LOW. Clerk Us Dist Court,
Jsus.svWSA KsekHk. Iews.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

SAvAsAH, July u.
An immense gathering Of Democrats and
Conservatives met at the Masonic Hall last
night, to ratify the nominations By the New
Yosk Convestion. Reeolasions wefe adopt
"a readorsins the platform, &c. After the
adjournment, grand procession took place,
consisting Of FIRE companies, railroad en-
ployes, base b-ll clubs, colored Conservative
clubs and citizens, carrying torches, trans>
psfiencies, DC.
MONTGOMERY, July 81.
A larga Democratic ratification meeting
vss held hst night II was addressed by
Jno. Clinton, Ex-Gov. Watts and others.
Several negroes we're present.
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A,.ieneoe Notice Of Appointment,

In District OnuFt the United States for the District
ofIc~s, 10 Bankruptcy. In the matter OF r u. Hus-
ton, Bankrupt
10 nhonI nay coacern;
IN III sndsssfensd hereby gives notice Of his appoint
j meat - Assiebee Of the ssnte a r. n Bustrn,
Keoknt, In the county Of Lee in said District who
wss fo-sit on the 18th day of Nay, 1852 adiudcand
ba hkTupt uprn his petition by john Bruce beg
lister 10 Bankruptcy Of raid Court
Dsad u keokuk, Iowa the fth day of July. A. D.
1858. &. II JOHNa1oS
ed At.,gnaa
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AUDITORS OFFICE, rswA,

AUDITORS OFFICE, fAWA,
Dies Moiues, May 10 1865
1t IL hereby certified that th has k-.n nlcd In this
ofcs -~o st TEN mt showing thA condition of the
Continental life f..urArce Company. located st Hart
ford, tie ae Of opne ticnt tbs LIST Gay Of n
uarv D s.. In accar rtanc. with the pr viso' Il an
of the enrrsl As-r- b'3 Of the tate Iowa. +ntt
tied Al Act in restioD u Life Comranies y
appro ed Ms,cn I7h 1882 that sid statement n ss
tnats III ON ans u o-sessed Of the REQUISITE anonnt
Of capital, AND hive ted a. required by law
Authority j. u etef,re ev-n to be above named Com
pany ct their approrr business Of Ipsura.
this Stat rdsnce with the thereof until
the 81 day II January. D thousand eight huna-
red and ssxry-ntn
1t further ied that Dr Geo. q yingling Of d.
vvenp r., be- duly appointed the agent Of ssd
pany aud that hs IL AN 70 buspsss
a2eut IN any county In the State wn re agency
has been duty estsbii-hed scceraing T. law.
In testimony whereof have hereunso suberYihed M
fsEAll and AFFIXED the Seal of my ONCE the day and
daf- above written. JOHN ELLIOTT,
Aunitor OF State.
SAML A. AYREs
juiy1fw Dspsty.
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FROM THE FAR WEST.

OMAHA, July 81:
The mercury yesterday at .. N. stood q
1852. the hiRhe It point reache this season.
The editorial excnrsionis.s leave this morn
ing for the mountains.
rhe Republicans held meeting last even
ing, which was addressed By c. A. Dana ane
others, Of the excprsionis,a.
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Assignee,s Notice Of Appointment

In the District Court OF the United States the Dis
trict OF Iova-ia bankruptcy. In the matter Of Wn.
h. Stsnnu., Bankrupt.
~ whoM h nsy concern:
DsHE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appoint
j oept Assignee OF the estate OF Vim. San
nu, Of Aetknk, ZEE Co.. Iowa, IN said Ditriet, who
was E-sIt, on the ID day OF June. b 1ses, al
judged bankrupt upen bis petiten, by John
Bruce Re lister in Bankrun'cy Of said Diafrict.
Dated at Keohuk, Iowa, III. day otJu y SIS.
WA. BALLfAGER,
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2 sescafin the resolution received from the
Senate.
A bill was introduced to report from the
conferences Committee. that : bill, granting
lands 10 the State Of Minnesota 10 aid in i'm
proving the navigation OF the Mississippi riv-
er Was agreed 10.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 81.
A floating rumor from Council Bluffs states
that John Pickering, James diamond and
Mr.. Cotton, all resldents Of this city, have
been badly injured in sn affray with employees
OF the U. T. X. K, on Astrike. The cause
OF the quarrel is &C present unknown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-22
GRANT AMI C0LPAX.

IrOR THE BEST CAMPAIGN MEDALS,
L Pins, badges and Flags OF GRA Vt AND COLRAx,
send n OLD and respee eetafe nseuartrr~rs
no h.ve made this basness speciality for the ast
nneteen years We have now ready great variety OF
all ties Prices rom 3S 80 pf 100. We will serd
any address postpaid receipt Of price, One umpie
.5s THREE Snnpies Soc. Sit Price List wsreqnest
correspondents be brief, alw ays very
during the Campaign. We make snit able reduc-
tops ali large ord for Dealers d Clubs.
All moneys sent by Post Office Order at rtsk We
guarantee fil smouat IN good at lowest rates. for all
MONEYS sent to us. Address
RICHARDS 4 MARKT,
q Box 3I3l. IS Murray st Ne~ York.
xJ6
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SrRINGrIELD, ILL.,, July Fl.
The Governor has issnsd Proclamation
calling for the payment Of $4OO, 900 Of the
interest bonds issued BY The State under the act
Of 1869. Payment will be made BY the State
Treasurer out of the Illinois Central Railroad
fund, at the American National Exchange
Bank in the city Of New York.
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Office Of the Keokuk Northern
Railroad COmpany.

KRoKUK. s.JuIy 17tb, It65
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
At the ONCE u this Company In the city Of Ksh-
kuk and also the Office of Col George Corkhi In
Mt rssnt np 10 July 1sh 1858, fr the constrnc Ion
of tn. sbItmsnts and pisfs OF the Ri rosd Bridge
skunk river, the Tine Of the roAd foa Salem
to Mt Pleasant.
Pian. aud specifications of the bridge b at
fha OH OF the Cont 10 ke.kak and at the once Of
Co fo kht.i Mt. Pleasant.
jafss&~ d D. AooAR, ere.srt.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHICAGO, July 81.
A Base Ball match occurs this afternoon
between the Excelsiors of this city and the
Buckeye nine of Cincinnati.
es#4 ToLEDo, O., July q.
The printers Of this city are on strike for
a change in the hours Of labor, the papers,
however, are able to issue as usual.
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Notice in Ranarupfcy

In the District Court of the United States for the Dis
triet Of Iowa, Bankruptcy In The matfsr Of
Aid. ich bankrupt Il okuk in -sid District, on
the ll,h dag July, A. D. 1865, U. 8. A. District
OF Iowa
THIS IL 70 give notice that petition has been,
i VT: on the 11ih day of Jul,. D. 1865 6lsd in
said District Cou.t BY Il. Atrch. Montrose,
LIZ County said district, who has been h-reteore
duly I'd bankrupt under the act Of Conges ent
ttrd can Act to establish uniform system Of bank
ruptcv throughout the "nit4d tates approved March
81 1851 discharge and certificate thereof from all
HE and ofher clams provsbe under -sia aetand
that 18th day OF Aug A. D. 1858 At 10 O'clock
assigned fer hearing of the te'ote said Court
ia Keokus ee county lows, When and where ALI cred
tors Of aid bankrupt and all obei persons in inf-
Jay att nd and show can.a II auy they have Why
the PRAYER of4aid petitioner should NJ, ho ted
u. K. Low.
Clerk o. 3. District oour,, kvohuk. Iowa
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DIRECTORS.

ELlsHAs wApswoaTH
Chicago.
NATHAN MEARs,
Ms.r,, Bates 4 Co.. Chicago
SAMUEL HALE,
Hale, Aver 4 Co.. Chicago.
c. B. FARWELL,
VA TuRPIN.
VA rurpin & Co., Chicago,
Gage Brother. 4 Walters, Chicago.
J LOMBARD,
Gray, Phe,p. & Co, Chicago.
BscuLvRR.
Culver Il Co Chicago,
TB Gardner L Co, Chicago
DAVID KaErGH. =,
sKrAIaBANk.
Fairb.nk, Peck 4 Coz. Chicago
SNOW,
Soc, q. ". Tel. COMFY.
GEORGE N GRAY,
Gen wt.tn Ag't NJ s.AL.sR.R Linz, Chio.so
D GILMAN,
ROBERT MecHEssEY.
FRANCIS SIZE szs,
Chicago.
JosEPuM DAKE,
H BEcKwiTn.
Chicago.
Corey 4 Dwight, Chicago
JP Fogx, Son 4 Co. Chicago
LIP sANaKR
Joliet, Ill.
Ew HUDSON,
Detroit, Mich.
HFALLFN,
Barker, De. Moin.. Is~a.