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Notice i'll

IL The District Court oftbe United States sor The Dis
rfict affosaf IL Bankruptcy. In the matter OF Iames
4 Braes aud W q. Daniels. baakrnpts, st Eesknk, in
said district, on TIE 6th Cay VI Maieh, 4. b. ls6s II.
s. A. District of Iowa.
n NHlsis 10 give hotiee that 3 petition has be en- to-
wit, on the 9Th tisY of March, A. d, 1868, aisd In
za.d District Court by asgI6S T. Af9rc, OF krokuk. Les
eJunty, iowa, and Q. Daniels, 81 caator, Iesis eous-
~. Mas .oari. who have been h~ertto'ora uuly declat ed
bsnkrupts nuier tbs at Of snngfees eatitled eAn act to
essatiish q unlf1rm ystrn the
united states, approved March I'd, 1867. !of adtseharse
and certificate thereof fran alt their debts aud other
ciaips provahie aads 7 said Get, and that the 18th day Of
A pffi A d 1858, at II o'clock 4. m il the iias as
signed Ter ths hearins Of the same before said cart, in
the city If Ee9kuk Lee c3nnts, Iowa, IN said Uistrict,
when AID wters all era.!is Tt.f said hankfupfs snd 9th
err per sons In ipt crest pFsf attsi d sbd tbos cause, il sny
they haye, why the p-ssor o. sail petifioissrs should hot
be granted. A ind further a9t5e- rs hereby ffyep, that the
sacnrG AID third meetings ot the eradBufs of sHi3 t,snh-
rupts, r quirei under tbs q ii aud 2sth sections OF said
Act. vii, be hoifsn before John fracf, Rsgister In Bank
ruptcy, At his OH se, room nrnther 6 Rst@s House, ia the
city OF Keokuk, Les county, Iowa, 90 the same day. at
II o'e,oek, that cause may be shown sssiast tlas dis
charge. J. {. BcTtAf,
Clark a o. s District conrt, at Keosuk, lows.
RAsE1s 4 MeCaAky. Attoru-ss lmchs 5w.Sst
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DErfoRsBLg accounts c~ou.inne TO reach
Paris Of the sufferings of the native jnhabi-
tants Of Algeria who are dying by the thou
sands from famine. Owing to two years of
unexampled drou,h, and ali invasion of To-
crists unparalleled since the settlement o. the
French colony, the harvest has almost every,
where totally failed, and a sufficient forage
can by no means be procured Tor the mainte-
nance Of The cattle.
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Wenow odsK this Stove to the pualic, who are ssssred
that thisis tbs most superior Cook Btose ever offered 10
this market. combining all the tAtsst frnprosetne nts
Give us 4 call and judgef for yourselves.
C3-uriersT sm the country will recsise prompt at
ksntiop. noy15
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The fishermen OF Gloucester, Mass are
making great hauls. One vessel which ar
rived this week brought in 2 1000 pounds of
halibnt, valued al s.. TS3 another brought 10
1896 pounds, worth s2.eI7 a third brought
from the Georges l00,5s5 pounds OF Goldfish
the largest fare ever landed at the port
and 200 pounds Of balibat, The whole worth
{ ,253.
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The General Land Office Commissioner,
tT direction Of the President, announces that
there will be sales Of valuable lands in Kan.
sas, at Humboldt, on the LIST and 10th prox.
The lands lie within the limits OF the Usage
Indian cessions, made under treaty of Sep
tember %, 1864.
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4. WILLIAMS & SON
In thstar &c -Four story Brick Building,
no. 1917 MAIN STREET,
Between 4th & 5th.
Our Wholesale Tinware Department

II under this supervision Of one ofsae ufostssififuls And
experienced Tfuueu in iha West. We warrant all Of
our Ware to b. q 1uperior article, aud with oar ansrr-
passed facilities for manufacturing and Large sales can
afford to sell ut . small margin,
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Nos1ce III Bankruptcy.

THIS II to give notice that On The Sd esyof March.
j AZ D, 1858, a var:rn. Ia Bank uptc, Was i<saed
sgss 1t the estate OF VIA y. Armstrong, ef 9ttumsa,
Wspeilo Csuaty aud Stste Of Ions, Who has bes nd
,odard bankrupt on his own petition That the ~
raeut Of any dsat. and delivery pa sny prop<fty belong
ing to such Bankrupt, to him or for his use. an1 tie
transfer Of any property by hsn b forbidden by law,
That a meeting Of THE creditors OF the said bankrupt to
prove their de hts and TO cheese enc or mere assis n ees of
b4s asta,a4, will be held nj the Court o. Bankruptcy, to
bs holden st raeD No 6 Est~s Bcuse. tbs Once 81 the
Raxisssr Ia Bankruutcy. IN the city Of Keckuk, lows,
before John Brnce, Register, on the leth day Of April,
A, y lsos, 81 10 o'clock 4. IN.
@. ". CLARK, q eM.
neis-~Ned ByH HsEsoT, zDApufy
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FOREIGN.

] d LONDON, October S.-Mr. D,Israeli ha.
issued an address to his constituents In
| Buckinghamshire, reciting the course
/ pursued by the Ministry on the question
! of reform, the national finances, the rela-
! tiOns between Euglsnd and foreign ma.
| tioDs, and the triumphant termination
I OF the Abyssinfan war. He comments
at length ON the reform project, gives It's
history, and recouDts bis objections there
| to. He holds that the Ministry had a
right to expect that the Wings would
wait and learn the temper of the new
Parliament on that question, before
pressing its consideration, but they saw
lit TO bring it before the House Of Com
mons at the last moment, 8 bill severing
the Church and State. The disestablish-
ment OF the Irish Church meant and ia
clnded that movement. 1t involved also
the stirring up of additional rancor and
bitterness in Ireland. II would unsettle
property and make confscation conta-
gious; and worse than all, 1t would give
England over to Popery, and practically
to the rule of q foreign power.
Il is announced that the great powers
of Europe will allow their diplomatic
relations with Spain to remain in stGtu
quo.
H 10 T6DUIbSu IIdb y LlilltalJ nuo OOAA-
mereisl treaty has been concluded by
France and Holland, and Belgium is
expected to join in its terms.
Perfect order reigns in Madrid, but at
Barcelona the people have sacked the
town hall and public buildings, and
burned the statue of Queen Isabella.
Count Chester, who sought to repress the
riotous proceedings, was fred upon by
the mob. He fed, and escaped under
the cover Of night. 1888 7--'. i
Basalo has been appointed 20 the COM
maDd of Catalonia, by the Provisional
Junta.
PARIS, October 3.-The funeral Of
Count Walewski occurred to-day, the
French ministers, the representatives Of
foreign powers and many other officers,
including some American naval officers,
in uniform. The streets through
which the cortege passed were crowded
with people. .tl
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, October S.-The Post
master General to-day awarded the con-
tract for furnishing postage stamps to the
National Bank Note Company Of New
York, although their bid was not SO low
as other companies.
The funeral of Rev. DR.. Gurley took
place this afternoon.
Arrangements have been concluded
between the Postal Departments OF the
United States and Great Britain, to take
effect on the.1st Of January, 1858, for the
registration Of letters conveyed between
the United States, the British and West
Indies, and the ports OF Columbia, Bo-
livia, Peru and Chill, in the British mail.
The registration fees are to be collected
in the United States, on each letter at
the rate Of eight cents in addition to the
rates Of ordinary postage.
Fractional currency for the week, S710,-
600; shipments, $753, ,1S6. National
Bank currency issued, sos $50. Frac-
tiOEal currency destroyed, SS26, 800.
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ST. LOUIS.

D
ST. LOUIS, October S.-Tbe Den,Ocra
has telegram from Little Rock, which
says that D. z. Upham, q member Of the
Legislature, and +. A. Mcclure, Presi.
dent of the Board OF Registration, were
assaulted by the Kukiux in Woodruff
county, to day, from the bush, while
travelling through the county. Uphsm
was wounded in the head and Mcclure
slightly. This makes four members OF
the Legislature and two Registrars who
have been assaulted by the Kuklux
within six weeks, two of whom were
killed. ...-
A Cheyenne dispatch says that fnfor-
nation from Fort Laramie states that
several hundred Sioux, under Man
Afraid-Of his-Horse and other chiefs,
now there, are ready to go on their res
ervation as soon as transportation is fur
nished.
AspeeiAl TO the Republican from Little.
Rock says the Registrars who were ap-
pointed for Bradley county, where the
vote would be almost unanimously DEM
ocrstic, returned yesterday, having re-
fused to continue the registering of voters
in that county. The pOstoffices and mail
routes have been discontinued in many
counties, 80 IS to have the effect Of stop
ping The circulation of Democratic pa
pers, and the people are consequently
almost without mail facilities.
The Republican of this morning gives
version OF the shooting affair at Mar
tiRsburg, in this State, which differs
from that telegraphed from Wellesvllle
yesterday. The statspaent says that q
young lad was allowed TO stand by the
registering officers aud indicate who
should be registered. This occasioned
much dissatisfaction, and the letter pre-
viOusiy referred to was handed to him,
the reading of which led to an angry dis
cusslon, and Sam Fletcher taking an
active part in it, the Sheriff ordered him
to be quiet, He refused and was arrested
by the Sheriff and taken away. A dis
pute then arose between q brother of
kletcheF's and man named Purdy, and
both parties drew reyolYers. Neither
had fired, however, when Galloway shot
and killed Fletcher. Marshall then fred
at Galloway, who also fired, killing Mar
shall. The Sheriff and Fletcher thea re-
turned, and Galloway seeing Fletcher
approaching, fired and shot him in the
side, infiictiDg wound from which he
died IN twenty minutes. Galloway is
then said to have hOurished bis pistol
and called upon some one to take Up the
fight, after which he went to Mexico, !
and when a warrant was issued for his
arrest he could not be found.
The Rt. Rev. n. D. Juncker, Roman
Catholic Bishop OF the Alton Diocese of
Illinois, died at Alton yesterday.
Gen. Grant was serensded at the house !
Of Gen. Sherman last night. He thanked |
the party for the compliment but de-
clined to make speech. Gen. Sherman
also declined TO speak.
The number Of registered voters in this |
city foot up nearly $1,000 There are
about 500 names on the rejected list.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, October 3.-The friends
Of George Francis Train have nominated
him as an independent candidate for
Congress from the Fifth District, now
represented by John Morrissey.
The Gamble poisoning case was re-
sumed 1T NanDel, ROcklsnd county, yes
terdsy. Miss julia Mcclure, the friend
OF Mrs. Gamble, who occasionally Wis
tied her, concluded her testimony, and
was subjected to q close cross s-exsmina-
ton. Nothing Of much Importance was
ELECTED.
The trial of John Doran, for the muir
der Of Ellen Hicks, at Thrsgg's Neck, in
August, 1866, was continued in the West
chester Oyer and Terminer, at White
Plains, yesterday. The case for both the
prosecution and defense was closed, and
Mr.. MeKesn commenced an elaborate
summing up argument for the defense
which was continued until night had far
advanced.
A horse disease has become epidemic
In Suffolk and the western end Of Long
Island. Several valuable animals have
died OF it lately.
Yesterday hotel keeper named Anton
Schmit was arrested, charged by a
bOsrder, named Koch, with robbing him
Of six thousand dollars in bonds and
three huRdred and fifty in gold. The
money had been entrusted to Schmit for
safe keeping, but he failed to account for
ii, alleging that his safe had been opened,
which an investigation proved untrue.
For the present, all mails for the Pacific
States and Territories, British Colum bia,
China, Japan and the Sandwich Islands
will be sent from this city by the ever
land mail, by way of Chicago and Omaha.
This arrangement includes all matter
going to California.
There were seventy-four fires here
during September, involving q loss Of
nearly $500 600. The ex-committee Of
the Women's Suffrage Association of
Mount Vernon, of which Dorothy Fer
guson is chairman, announce that the
male electors of that school district have
invited the women to take part iD the
nomination and election Of school trus-
tees, clerk and district librarian. The
election will be held on Monday evening.
The Herald says the Treasury Depart.
ment hiss put forth q semi-Officisl doCu
ment exposing erroneous statistics in
Delmsn's recent statement. 1t claims
that Delmsn failed to include a cash
balance of Sl03, 100000 on hand in June.
The public debt statement for September,
it is said, will show an increased indebt-
edness Of s., ,O00. 900.
Attorney General Evarts and Repre-
sentativss Van Wyek, Halsey, Benton
and Randall, Of the subcommittee on
RetreDchment, met at the Astor House
yesterday to investigate the alleged
frauds in the Revenue Department
Mr.. Jencks wRs not present. The pro-
ceedings were conducted with closed
doors, and in the rooms occupied by Mr..
Buckley, the person who was instru-
mental in causing the investigation 10
be made. It is understood that the tee.
timony of the witnesses examined will
not be Of special interest. The eXamins-
ton will be continued to-day.
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MONTGOMERY.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, October Son
Tuesday the House turned out Demo
crst and admitted q Radical to his seat.
The Radical was a candidate in Jones
county, and claimed his sest for that
county. The Democrat was from Fay
ette county, The Legislature abolished
Jones county, and the Radical claimed
his seat from Fsyette, The majority OF
Committee reported that the Democrat
was elected by over 700 majority, and
that his contestant was not a candidate
against him st the election.
Gov. Smith is expected tonight. The
registry bill, it is thought, will receive
his signature, but is hardly probable that
there will be an election for electors, az
there is not now time to complete the
registration. t-t
1t has been raining hard since yesteT.
day, and the creeks are reported to bt
very high. -
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CINCINNATI.

CINCIENATI, October 3.-The first race
at the Buckeye Course to-day was dash
Of three miles, free fer sll ages, for q
purse Of $500. It was won by Skylight,
beating WoolfOrd Belle. Time-6:034.
The second race was for purse Of
5000, three best in five, in which nine
horses started, was won by Easter Mon
day. Result Marion /, /, 2, dis; Venue
2, 2, dis Lancer 3, 8, dis; Easter Mon
day 4, 4, l, /, i; Patricisn 5, 5, 8, 2, 2;
Lilly Gay 6, dis; Tom Porter z, 7, dis;
Hallibird's br. C., by Colossus, 8, 6, dis ;
Joyce's Sparkle was distsneed in the
first heat. Time-l:523, 1:5S, 1871, 1851
and 2. - ..
The third race, for a purse Of 500,
mile dash, resulted as follows: Maggie
Hunter /, Ford's colt 2, Belle Fsrris 3,
Cooke T. Time-1:5l.
The meeting, which closed o-day, has
been en- exciting and successful one.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, October 3.-The In
ternstiOnal cricket match between the
All England eleven, and the American
twenty-five, OF Philadelphia, was started
to day. The Americans won the toss
and sent the eleven to the field. At 2
O'Clock the first man appeared with the
bat, and the game continued with seve-
raj Interruptions by the rain until 5
O'Clock, when the stumps were drawn
for the day. At that time there were
thirteen wickets down and ffty-five
arms. The best stands were made by
Cadwslader and Morgan. The former,
by safe and steady play, scored fifteen,
and the latter nine rune. Freeman's
bowling was very effective. The game
will be resumed Monday morning.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, October ga wind
and rain storm commenced Thursday
night and has ragged ever since, with but
short intervals, while o continuous east
wind has forced back the water from
Lake Pontchartrain through the canals
and swsmps, until the whole rear of the
city is Inundated with an unbroken sheet
Of water, which extends from ClaiborL9
street TO the lake. The water is pouring
over the banks of the canal, and still ri
sing. The PontchRrtrain Railroad and
several Of the street railroads have been
obliged to stop running, the tracks being
overfowed. The rains have been heavy
and general throughout the State for the
past week.
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CANADA.

TORONTO, October "a portion of the
woolen factory being erected at Glen
William, fell yesterday precipitating 25
or 80 men to the ground, a distance OF
thirty feet, killing one, injuring two fa-
tally and Ten seriously.
An order has been received for'the re-
moval from the lakes of the Imperial
gunboats which have been doing duty
upon them for the past two years. The
whole feet will winter at Bermuda.
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, October s--Du-
ring Radical meeting at the Court
house in Independence, last night, pis-
tolls were fired from the outside, and o
Mr.. We'll wounded in the neck and leg.
While train of $50 Kansas City farm
ers was returning from the meeting, it
was fired on by some wagon men on the
roadside, but nobody was hurt.
Owing to q dense fog, q freight train on
the Kansas Pacific Railroad ran into the
resr of another this morning, about four
miles west OF Topeka. The engine and
three or four cars were wrecked, and the
Engineer, John Salmon, was killed.
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RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, October 3.-Johu Perkins,
(whitel and Benjamin Jefferson (col-
oredl, who were to have been hung to-
day, have been respited until the 9th
instant.
Gen. StonemRn has ordered an inves.
tigstion of the cause of the accident on
the Central Railroad, by which some
soldiers of the 10Th Infantry were killed
and wounded
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, October S.-The Cover
nor has set apart Friday, the 4th day of
December next, for the execution of
VIM. Wells snd VIM. Wilson, the ne
groes convicted at the last term of the
C.. cult Court of Summerset county, for
the murder Of the captain and mate Of
the schooner Bravo.
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WHEELING.

WHEELING, VA, October S.-GepeFal
Frank p. Blair arrived in this city at
noon to-day, and at 2:30 pm. he sd.
dressed the citizens In q brief speech
from the balcony Of the Mcclure House,
and left for Cincinnati at O'Clock.
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MAINE.

PORTLAND, October 3.-Burglars stole
over $4,000. mostly in Government
bonds, from the safe of G. f. Sargent, in
Yarmouth, Me-, on Thursday night.
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NOTICES.
Notice.

A LII persons whom iJ may concern are here
"A by notified that lertihcats No. 2l9 fOI eight
Ensr.s and Certificate No. 1915 for i've shares
OF stock in the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road having been lost or mislsid, application
has been made for re issue Of said stock.
MATTHEW J. cox
Mennhis. Nav 5. 1865. seph3w
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WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE LIBE-
w raj
CASH ADVANCES on SHIPMENTS
Of Cotton to our correspondents In New Or
leans, La.
MA RTIN WALT Sc CO.,
Memphis, Sep. q, lsss llml 27s Front st
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II HAVE two beeutifuI and well improved
Plantations IN Lee county, Ga, within
three miles Of the city OF Albany. bounded by
ena Of the best railroads in The State, and a
nue Lot aud cJmmodious Dwelling in the city,
which ! will gladly sell or exchange for other
property, nearer 70 me.
AIS A. MRIGHT.
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, October IA heavy rain
storm has prevailed here and at Savan-
nah for the past twenty-four hours.
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STR RAYED.

CyTRAYED-A BAY MARE, seven or eight
- years old, about medium size, both hind
Ieet white, white spot in the forehead and one
in the sboplder-shod befOre---Went OF on
saturday, the 28th ult., IN northern direction.
Was sen Saturday evening on Hardin avenue
and tracked into Wolf river bottom. Ahberal
reward will be given for her delivery at my
once. No. L Madison street
oe3 It j. W. CLAPP.
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Notice.

IFR. D. J. DOYLE became a member OF our
nj firm on the lst inst, the nrm style re-
naming unchanged.
septeul Der Is ISus. EeplT I'm
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TAILORS.
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS

The hest and handsomest ever brought TO thiR
market Our friends and the public VIII please
accent our thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon rs. Hoping TO merit
a aeontiuuancs OF the same in the future, we in
Vite them all 10 call and examine onr stock.
Ws have engaged the services Of Major T. H.
RfDnTCK. formerly OF ]. n. Waggener Co.'S,
md ne win be pleased TO see and wait on HIS
numerous frfends. sepleSn
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N0tice.
Notice.

HAVE G. good EIGHTY SAW PRATT GIN
i which / will sell cheap. l refer TO Messrs
Galbreatn, btsW art q Co.
50 m A WRIGHT,
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,

COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, 7
NASHVILLE, July l, 1868.
1, q. W. Blackburn, Comptroller Of the Treas
wy, do hereby certify that tue Globe Mu-
New York In the State OF New York, has
produced to me satisfactory evidence that said
ments OF the laws OF the State of Tennessee
imposed on Insurance Companies; and fur
tier certify that H. 7. Toml1Dson Co, Agents
OF said Company, has also complied with the
requirements OF the laws OF the State, made
aed provided In such cases; wherefore, said
Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company has
ness OF insurance in this state, at Memphis,
Tenn. q. W, BLACKBURN, II
3 E5.es Fs By PLUNKETT,
- GOES e1l Comptroller OF TeDness0s.
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PIKE, ADAMS & PIKE,
ATTORNEYS, Solicitors & PrOctOrs

TTESD to essas in the different Courts sit
d ting At Mem ghig, snd in the river counties
of Arkansas
The Senior partner wiz hereafter espe-
cialIy attend 70 cases in the Supreme Court Of
Tennessee, and IN the supreme Court and
Court OF Claims OF the United StRtes a. Wash
fngton, being OF the firm OF PIKE & JOHN
son, OF that city.
Once in the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
corner Of Court and Second streets.