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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-17
Proceedings Board Of Supervisors
TuEsn.y. March 10, A. D. 1856

TUESDAY, March 10. a. d. 1868.
Thi. day. the Board met pursuant to al
iournmsnt President Goodrich IN the char.
All members present. ;,
The minutes of last session, as wen Is the
record entries in vacation. were read and ap,
proved.
Several petitions and memorials were re-
ferred to the respective committees.
The appointment, by Sheriff Bishop. OF
John A. Mum, Esq, as his Deputy, to dale
from March lstf 1868, was on motion ratified.
Martin V. Derr, having been appointed
Constable for Charleston township, presented
his bpad IN The penal sum of ave hundred
dollartt yhiSh vas, on motion, approved, and
the clerk' drected to iSsue said Derr cert.s
fcate of qualification.
S. P. Carter, Esq, presented his certificate
Of election as Mayor of the town OF Montrose
and er ot9icio Justice of the Peace for said
town and also presented his bond in the PEE
nal sum of one thousand dollars, which was
approved, and the Clerk directed to issue
said Carter certificate of qualification as
such er oficio Justice for the term Of one
year from the fret Monday in March, 1868
The clsim OF Joha =. Gilmore, of S58 so,
was then allowed for assessing Franklin town
ship for the year 1868.
When, on motion, the Board adjourned I'M
till u o clock tomorrow morning.
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No1tce In RaDkruDfcy

In Bankrnptcy--in the District Cont OF the United
Stses for the Di trict Of Iowa. In the matter OF
osden. bankrupt.
NOTICES hereby given that petition has
/ been fled In said CONT by the said Il Ogden OF
Ksofuk sal district dDiy declared bankrupt un-
der the set Of March 1861 for discharge
and certificate Thereof, from sl his debts and other
css proyabe under said act and that the 10th day OF
March, 1885, At II o'clock assigned for the hear
,ne Of the be ore said Court in hs city OF Keokak
where and when all creditors Of said bankrupt and all
her persons interest may sstsnd aud ahuw case If
suy they have why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not ha granted.
Dated At Ksokuk, Iowa, Feb T. 1868.
J. @. BURNS, CLERK Z. g. Diet. Court,
Keekak, Iowa
RaSKIa 4 McCnARY AttorneYs tesHsst
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Turpsp.y March 12tb. A u Iss8

TnrnspAY, March 18th, A! D 1863
Board met pursuant to adjournment. Pres
ident Goodrich in the Chair. All members
present except Mr.. Holman.
The minutes of yesterday we're read and
approved
ton, which was adopted, viz:
Resotred, That C. N. Barry be released
from paying any interest upon the county tax
for the hf n or of section %, township
81, range west. 80 acres, which was errone-
ously assessed in the year 1868, and amounts
ing to spa AZ
Mr. Clark then offered the following:
hesolusd. That the following resolution,
passed by this Board at the January session,
/, 1868, to-wit: s'On motion of Mr.. Merriam, it
was resolved that it is the opinion OF this
Board that the time has arrived for An effort
to be made to settle the Railroad indebted.
ness Of Lee county upon an equitable basis, !"
be and the same is hereby rescinded.
| Mr.. Haffaer then offered the following As q
| substitute for Mr.. Clark's resolution, viz.
| Resolced, That all the proceedings and res
olutions adopted by this Board Of Supervi-
sors on the 30th day of January, 1868, in
reference to = compromise Of the Lee county
Railroad Bonds, and all action taken BY paid
Board in any way relating to said bonds, be,
AMI the same is hereby rescinded.
| This substitute was lost, all members pres
ent voting nay except Mr.. Haffner, who voted
aye.
| The question then being upon the original
resolution Of Mr.. Clark, the ayes and nays
being called, resulting as follows: Yeas
Messrs. Tebbs, Taylor, Hamilton. Overton,
IIeaton, Reesman, Haffner, Wright, Cutler,
Goodrich, Stanwood, Clark and Brownie.
I Aaaaro Malthv An~....-, nna w.
man. Resolution therefore adopted
Mr.. Heaion thereupon presented the fol-
flowing resolution
Resoicsd That the Lawyers retained by the
county on the railroad County Bonds be ia
structed to enter into no compromise in re-
gard to the same.
Upon the passage Of this resolution the
ayes and nays we're called. resulting ~ fol.
lows. Yeas - Messrs. Tebbs, Hamilton,
Overton, Heaton. Reesman, Hatfner, Wright,
Sianwood and Browns. Nays-Messrs.
Taylor. Mallby, Merriam and Waterman-4.
The resolution was therefore adopted.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Hafner, the vote on
yesterday BY which the bounty Of SIS on wolf
scalps WAS lost, was rescinded, and, on motion,
Resolved, That = bounty Of SIS b. paid
out Of the common county fund on every volt
over six months old killed Within the limits
OF Lee county, from and after this date, this
bounty to cease on the LIST day Of January
next
Mr.. Heaton presented resolution 10 re-
gard TO the over assessments Of Wm.s Davis,
of Cedar township, which vas on motion
referred to the Committee. on Taxes and As,
s.esments
On motion. it was
Reselred. That The Treasurer be directed
= borrSw from the Bridge fund IN amount
equal to that OF the School fund known Is the
one mill tax, shich is unavailable 1t present
BY reason Of ito hating been deposited in the
First National Bank Of Keoknk.
ordered. that the following claims be
alloesd. 7ss..s
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.

AND TUE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHOOD.
An Essay for Young n N on she Crine
Of solitude, and the Physiological Error., Abase.
and Diss.sss which create impediments to MAR
RAGE. with means Of Relief. s.pi In sealed Lot
ter envelope. free ofchArge. Address DR.. aKiLLEN
HOUaHToN, Howard Association, Phnadsiphia, r..
f-b1 San
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YNHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT.
Il kNCk Or An INVALID

Published f,r the h,nsnf. and a CAUTION rC
foUSe AsH and othsrs, Who suffer fror Nervous D.
bsiify, Prematurs Decay Of Manhood, ac, supplying
TEE haAss oy sEls-ccas. Written by one Who cured
himself and sent free rs,estas postpaid dirsefsd
snsslope. Address saTHANIRL MAveAiR, Brook.
yn, T. Also ffss, BY the ..rne pabiishsr Circular
ofDAisY SWAIN, tae gr,si Poem of the War.
deet0-dAs ala
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CIR ACE MILLS.
No,;ce n Ifa,,kruDicN

THIS IL to give notice that on the i4th day Fehru
L ary A u 1865, warrant in BANKRUPTCY vas issued
.xainrt the estate OF John Rsdman, of Washins ton
HawHshIr county and state Of Iowa bo has been
.t ais 4 Bankrupt his own petition Tint II pay
nent + any febts aud livery rf any property btong
,pz To uch bankrupt him or fer his use, and the
-er Of any prof erty by bm is forbidden by law
fbat meeting the creditors Of tue said bar krupt to
prove her debt AVID to choose more sssgnees
4 his estates ~i be held at The Court OF fapkrup'cy
TO be- holden ut she estee 81 Register In hsnkrnpfcy
o m No sis. Hous in the city Of heokok, Iowa.
before .hu Buce Register IN the 20 dsy Of March
g. W CLARK, q. 8. NJ.
f.h1s a.. r,sa Py II. FULTON Deputy.
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Rspnbl,ean Csn.ats....


Appointed in pursuance Of resolution o
the Republican City Nominating Convention
These Committees are all requested TO NEE
at the Recorders Office Monday evening, !
half past seven o'clock promptly and withou
fail.
ExEcUTIvE COMMITTEE.
John g. Waterman, n 81. Fandereriit. Il
". sample, d. W. Robert, D. s. Cooklin
Y. =. Davis, A. ]. Wilkinson, B. s. Merriam
q. G. Landes.
CHALLENGING COMMITTEES.
First Ward-H. W. SAMPLE. a. H.-,. i
v Rodifsr. John Mccoy, Georr. s s.,;.h
Wilson Barrett. q $50
Second Ward-Th0s Berry, ucr,,.,
: Wilson, Thos Conn, G 3 Wal.~s,s
Albert Gillespie.
TAfrd Ward-Sam 8 Sample. 4 Hi,h.m
G Hatbell, J B Paul, George Hsx,sy, ] I
Samuels. .4
Fourth Ward-R Creel, c.. saul,
6 c Booth. 1 Hesse. VIM Blom, VIM Wosll,
CAsvAssIxG COMMITTEES.
Fiyst Word-D B HilIis. a Bridsman. q
7 Adair, b B Ayres, Howard Tucker, {
Comstock, Hsrmaa s~asts, Hal.sa, s
Bridges.
Sscosd Ward-A J Me6ora, & Ed tlest
q WAND, G 8 Walsvorth, ] G H.sl11 ~
Dan,an. john Bruce. Jas Trimbls. Joaa ~
ia'rd Navd-H Knovles, b b., IA /
nsownell, Gri6eY. a = ~. 8. !
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Bows Hats at Dillon L Jones'.

AucrIos-By Howe & Tyler, this day, at
10 O'Clock, one good new one horse Wagon;
one ditto yearly new, for one or two horses;
lot good Flows and Harrow, nearly new; one
case Coats, Pants and Vests, suitable for the
season; one case Books, balance of . libra
~. Also the closing out of balance Of new
Furniture; also one 6ne seven octave Piano,
in Rosewood case.
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CORNMEAL--ae 10 Ms. go! ISL Soc III 90
BucKwHsAr FLouE--s4.oo to $50 per 100 lbs.
BurrRR-Choiee lots willeommaHd $50 4oc b
rEasss-R ecsists lase, and psissS nnges - ~ lke-
sPouLAnYLbfeased hone ohsred.f Lire ehicse1s
- 50 = dos.
soasnux,- TO 5os pergallon. aa-,,
PorASoEs-&l 90 TO 81 Is = bughei.
Oxross-4z. 90 to A26.
LAHD-City csrsA lie pr D. csa,try cured l3e
to l4c per ID.
BRrsyAx-26to 87e Der ID.
TAtLow-In bbls, l0fc; loose % per b.
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OuR friends George f. Wright, Esq, W.
s. Mayne, and Robert Sloan, Esq, of Keo~
sauqua, have gone to Sioux City and Council
Bluffs, to see in which Of those cities Of srea,
expectations they will cast their lots. We
don't like 1t all TO lose them from this par,
of the State; but it bright fortune, other
wise unattainable, bid them thisher, to that
fortunes sure and early realization, We hear
lilly commend them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-04

PRor. ELLIS, the blind phrenologist is Wis
iting our city and will remain a few days
During that time he will visit the busines,
parts of the city, making chronological ex,
aminations and giving charts to those desiring
them. We're more attention given to physi
illogical and chronological facts there would
be more fitness between men and their avo.
cations. We commend Prof. Ellis to thu
generous attention of our citizens.
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Arrival, and Departures II Lsskuk Paskst'
CITY NEWS.
cry ELECTION.

WITH kABO1AONs
Meetings will be held on Thursday evening
on Main street at Eighth and on Saturds,
evening, at Main and Fifth, for the purpose
of discussing the affairs Of the city in connec'
ton with the coming city election. The
meeting will be addressed BY Messrs. Nc.
Crazy, Sample, Shelley, Hills and others
All having an interest in the prosperity Of ths
city, are invited to attend. l-8t
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Ar AucrIos.-This morning at 10 o'clock,
one fine piano forte, fue bureaus, center Ia
bes, bedsteads, chairs, sewing machines, dc.
Also large lot Of ladies' hats, gents cloth
ing, boots, shoes, hosiery. &C., &c. Horse
sale commences at o'clock P. N. j. A.
Wallace & Co., Auctioneers.
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GREAT ExcrTEsEsr!-Ladies Slippers oul,
30 cents, worth SLIGO at s. l. B. Stems.

We had never met him, yet We knew him,
and we're ready to greet him As a friend OF
ours. We mean WILLIAM RICHARDS, ESQ,
formerly Of Keokuk and the GArE CIrr.
There are some who seem never to die out OF
place where they have been. The place is
marked vacant until themselves coms
again. Their memories liuger fresh As the
memory OF good deeds Or young lifes fans
ctes. So hir. Richards came to Keokut
yesterday, and was welcomed by hosts of
friends. he returns to Washington Civ =
couple of days.
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MILlIsER's Hat and Bonnet Blocks, heavy
for pressing; Sixty-fve cents each. UNI
brellas and parasols, repaired at the Bonnet
Bleachery, Fourth street.
apl-2-2w C. Fl. EAERsos.
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THE Office Of the St. Louis and Quincy
Packet Co. has been permanently located in
the building on the levee occupied by Messr..
/. N. Henderson 4 Co., as Tobacco Ware
house. Applications for freight or passage
to be made at that place.
apr3-3t 8. NJ. ARCHER, Agent
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Rev. Dr.. HOLMES, President of the Iowa
Wesleyan University at Mt. Pleasant, will
preach at Chatham square NJ. E. Church on
this Saturday evening, at u o'clock, and
slso on Sabbath morning at / clock. Ct
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GENTLEMEN in want of fine calf sewed
Cater will find it to their interest 10 call at
S. & B. Storms, where they can be suited for
only $3.50, which is really worth $500.
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Silk Hats at Dillon Il Jones'

We call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of Robertson 4 Albers, in
this mornings paper. They keep large
stock, and everything in their line Of the best
unalitr
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ROBERTSON l. ALBERs offer for sale 500
sacks choice seed potatoes.
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The machinery for the Tobacco Factory of
Messrs. l. N. Henderson h Co. arrived yes.
terday and is being rapidly put in readiness
for operation. A more extended notice of
this large establishment will be given here-
after
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ISvIrArIos.-To all who may be in want
of anything in the clothing line an invitation
is extended to visit the establishm ent Of Ven
Gill, Jones L Co., on the corner of Main and
Third streets. Their stock of goods is very
complete, and their prices as low as the
louaot
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Chicago Live stock Market.
By Telegraph cEcAso Ap-fs.
Hoss-Rec.pss 80. Market suist And nfm; all ofss'
fnss rele 1t rangsT 3oas IS
Csttis-Rse espfs ! - Market steady II 7eae Do
nand ehisny for tnsehers stock.
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FRESH ARaIvAL.-Just received at s. B.
Storms, fine lot Of Ladies' Calf Shoes, at
$l.5e, cheap a, $3.50.
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We got in ahead Of our Des MONIES letter,
but we publish it all the same.
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REMorrD.-The keokuk Drug Store is now
located adjoining the Savings Bank, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, on Main. 33t
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RIVER news.

RIVER NEWS.
AgRIyEp-Rob Roy, ST. Louis,
Mollie McPike, St. Louis,
Grey Eagle, Quincy,
Reserve. Dubuque,
Sucker State, Dubuque.
DSpARrEp-Rob Roy. St Loui-
Molie Mepit.
Ressrs. = o. LOUIS
g..
..cker State, q
Grey Eagle, Quincy,
'le Tom Jasper will be here from St.
Louis to-day at o'elock.
The Andy johnson was due last evening
and will be the regular packet for St. Loui.
this morning.
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bsst assortnsnt Of Whits Shit, i, IL IL,
y Dillss 4 Josss'. ~
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=
RusnsA.
| The editor Of the CoastitxtioR, in = -
bored srt;cle, tsisd to make his rsadess =.
lieve that the Democrats have bad conssoa 2.
lefty affairs only during the past yeaf' An0
| Ia order to apoloeise and justify me eA1lsss'
CANT expenditures Of the last year, assersa
that the actual expenditures wers no larger
| last rear than they were in 1865.
Now the truth is that the Democracy had
control OF city affairs il 1866 - veil = il
1867, and the comparison is therefore made
between tho Democratic Administrator o.
1867 aud the Democratic Administration q
1886, equally bad. except in the inal collapse
Of their rotten Treasury.
In 1866 the Council stood as follows:
First Ward Gilmore and Davis, lhepuo-
licsns). ~.
Second Ward-Seaton and Yeager, lDem-
ocrats}. 1t ~.
Fourth Ward-Mumm and Abbott, Dem
ocrats).
Four Democrats and four Republicans,
with Mayor Patterson to give the casting vote.
The Consultation was the City Organ, and
Pat Kennedy was Street Supervisor, which
settles the politics Of the concern although
it is fact, that, probably because they had
no one competent for the position in their
own party, Merriam was continued - City
Clerk.
In 1866 Wyman took the place Of Davis IN
the First Ward, and the Council stood Eve
Democrats to three Republicans, and Patter'
son for Mavor.
There is no controversy in regard to tbs
fact that the Democrats control the Council
at the present time.
This recital shows that the Democrats have
had complete control of the Council for thres
years, and are responsible for the misman
agement and rascality which have burdenes
US with oppressive taxation. to no purpose
which has swindled the city beyond compu
.ation in the Franklin contract, and which ha
finally bankrupted the Treasury, in the fail
| ure OF the First National Bank, and the de
/ falcation of the City Treasurer, the Presiden
of that institution.
! win the people continue them in the con
troll Of city affairs, after such an experience
as they have had during the past three years
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nteek aa<Aet.
By Telegraph NV foaH, Apr.1s.
Government st,cks higher closing strong and active
Coaps Of '5l liIS 81 % 1894 $40. do "a 1853
n do es iosI r. 30 new ioeAs27d do 81 1s73< ";
10 10, iso44-k 7-Ss loszsH 81
R4nsss stocks opened oleJAat; towards the coss
prices were lover New York roads but western
shares general, strong particularly Wstash and
Northwest koek island w s6IG1f q f7z1<
81. Erie T3A * do pid ~ 1s& Reading 9oaA; Va
"; I as4DH, n " s. sss; do preferred Il,<is5s.
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Full Stock Of Gents' Half Hose At Dillon
q Jonsa.
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Hsw fsrA noasy AArnss.
~ TeiesrsphI Nav YoAx. april :.
Hcns,-striagent some business u per cent esrs
rsncy but The genee-i rates s6SA per cent
for da, per cent; gold discounts ssiu per cent
Sterling Rather active 1t s14~A
aoid -st.st }, CLOSED nj i31s<D&
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Spring styles of Caps at Dillon l. Jones'.
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ihFsx IL one Conductor on the Vale,
Road, whose efficiency, experience, rentle.
manly courtesy and true merit hays ,ev.,
been acknowledged in the CARR. W. ~,
to our friend Mr.. RoBEsr GIyIx. We hav.
been the recipient Of his kindness 20 offer
recently that We know whereof We affirm
Happy are the travelling public wAose fl.
wards them g his genial sspsrinfsndsnce
The benedictions of eli Who have suffered aul
neen made indignant By the boor;shneos and
D0rder-rufhanism Of sariy railrosd Official,
Will FALL upon and bless him.
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tinctly understand that in this municipal con.
test We have DO disposition to indulge in bit.
ter personalities; to denounce man because
he runs as an opposition candidate. journal
| ism lost mnch Of its force years ago because
Of this. Papers exhausted their vocabulary
| of invectise against every opposition candi-
date. merely because harsh words were the
fashion. We disclsim this practice q d the
spirit that prompted it. We want to state
facts that it concerns the people Of keokuk
| to know, rather than deal in abuse. y does
concern the people of Keokuk what Kind Of
administration we shall have Of municipal
affairs. Il does concern our people that that
administration shall be an honest, an ecpnom-
| ical and judicious one. We believe that to
| secure this it is necessary to elect the Repub-
| lican candidates. We believe that if the pres
ent Democratic i" Ring" candidates are elect
ed we will not have such an honest, econom-
ical, and judicial city rule as the interests of
| Keokuk demand. Believing this We want TO
convince our citizens Of IT, We believe that
facts enough exist to do this, and we propose
to give them in this contest.
The present is critical time in the life of
our city. The city is in debt. With the bur
den of that debt upon rs, as though that we're
not load enough to carry, the present Demo
cratic " Ring administration have permitted
New York villain and sharper, one Frank
lin, to prey upon Keokuk's misfortunes; to
make the city's burden more griey-
ous. by specializing in our debt.
The city's Democratic Attorney, John q.
Craig, Esq, showed the Council that Frank
lin was villain and swindler. Bat the
injustice of the g Ring" has been stronger
than Craig honesty. Nothing came Of his
showing. Franklin swindled the city in New
York, and II. K. Love swindled the city
here. Now, the Ring = bring forward 3
pet candidate, John A. Mcdowell, one of
Loves bondsnen, in order that under his
administration the swiudling may continue.
The 6 Ring wants only two kinds of candi-
dates, either the corrupt. or the easy and PHI
ant honest. In either case the g Ring = will
rule, and rule to the lasting hurt of Keokuk.
LIE, our people awake to their interests.
Nothing bat the complete defeat and putting
under Of the existing Democratic regime > Al
give to our city the pure and eficieni. admin
istratiou that its welfare demands, Il von,t
do to experiment longer. You pay high CITY
taxes you pay immense sums into the CITY
treasury yearly; you did this last year, and
What return have you got for it? What city
improvements What substantial good Of
any kind The Democracy have given ron
in return only q defaulting City Treasurer in
Keokuk, and . swindling financial agent IL
New York. Citizens, this thing Of keeping
in power the Keokuk Democracy i TOO ex.
pensive you can't afford to do it. Politics
are we'll in their way, but officers that will
save your money and manage your affairs
honestly and well are much the more import
ant for your choice FIRST now.
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DrRisG the present term Of the y. p. DIS
trict Court considerable business has been
done in bankruptcy. and some important
questions have been passed upon by his Hon.
or, Judge Love.
Persons who design taking the benefit OF
the Bankrupt law should bear in mind thas
lass than sixty DAYS now remain during which
they may commence proceedings without
c,ming under the section requiring hfty per
csntum to be paid on the bankrupt indebted
ness, as a condition to a discharge being
granted 1t has been expected that Congress
would repeal or modify this section, but il is
not probable that will be done.
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Beautiful stock of Soft Hats at Dillon
Jones.
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John 9. Waterman, r B. Fandsrgrift, h
y. sample, d. W. Rothert, b. s. Conklin
=. :. Davis A. ]. Wilkinson, B. s. Merriam
b. G. Landes.