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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-23

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FEEDING Va0i:E GRAIN TO
CATTLE.
It is an expensive system of manage
ment to feed whole grain to any kind
of animals. All kinds of cereal grain
are provided with tough bull, or skin
which the digestive powers Of most AMI
mails viii not dissolve; consequently,
it the skin is not broken before the
grain enters the stomach, the kernels
will usually pass off with the droppings,
without affording the animals that
swallowed the grain any more nourish-
mcnt than fragments Of wood of equal
size. :
During the month of August last
the writer procured quantity OF horse
manure for top.dressing strawberry
plants, andin a few days after the mulch
vas spread around the plants the un-
broken kernels Of oats vegetated, SO
that the entire surface Of the ground
appeared rs green as lawn.
This showed conclusively that much
of the grain had never afforded the
animals that swallowed it any nourish-
ment at al.
Young horses having sound and
sharp. teeth will sometimes crush every
kernel. But old horses With poor teeth
frequently swallow half their mess of
oats without breaking the skin of the
kernels. s~ AZ
When, mills are ut . distance, and
people viii persist in feeding whole
grain, it win always be found advan-
tageous to soak tho grain at least
tventy-four hours before using it.
Suppose, for example, teamster is
aocustomed to fee6A team eight quarts
Of Iudian corn a11 % at each feeding
say three times n. Let the grain
be put in pail md covered with warm
water every time the team is fed. This
plan would require three pals when a
team is fed three times daily. Warm
water is far botter than cold water, as
cold water, in cold weather, will soften
tho grain but little. Teamsters may
rest assured that it win pay well for all
trouble 70 soak al grain before feeding
iik-N II Tsseea. 49,.
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'.wAsH11orou, D. c., May 80, 1868.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-09

In tn District Court OF the United States for the Ds
trio Of To "a IN Bsnkfnptes In the matter OF zee
sick K Glun aad san.ei aAtes. .ssnsrapts, at ! 60
ma Ia ,.Il district on the 18th dsy OF Aas, A. D,
IS u, s. A. district a. lows
Ia 10 rive notice pe.tiop has be TO-
wiz on the 18th day If My. 4. ISIS, hied IN
ssd District Court Ere ieck Dunn, or lee county
Iowa in taid District, aud ssuuei Gates. Q. ,nt
County III who have beea heretofore dnsy deetsf ca
bankrnpts under the Of Congress entied An at to
establish niform stem ofiankrnpfcy
United states Approved March 3D. 1851 Tor dsch ~
and certtata thereof all thssr debts a3f other
claims proTats under rad act and that the Il O y OF
jane 1858, 81 ~ o'eaek a. H. is ths iine A.
for the hnarfay Of the before sat com ID
tht city of Ksatpk lee County io~a. IN said district
wke aud wasrs al creditors said hanErnpts sid an
or ~ interest mar attend Ard III cause any
thsy have why II said pettt ners should not
lie granted sui far.har natire il here given that
the s-ful ant third meA,iag of the c-ei ios q ~
bapsr pr qafei ao'e the n ani 2Sh -iians ~
said . xil bs III hi ire John Butr, II git 10
Eaf krs,scy y; tia he No + e. uou -, 10 the
o;ty Of hroEpk. e. c5rniE I,~g IA l,s 2Na css q
1niie D. ta5a ~ - o'csdst.
H. & i.1yE c'erk.
D.strist Ceprt
.ae 7.r,s Nv rsAyK Ally :. fepitr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-09
Notice. iu Bankruptcy.

In The District tie rrited GATES for The district
ii Iowa. IN BANKRUPTCY In the matter Of John q
irn, nankrnps M >rnsHE, In "a district, Oh ths
I'd day Of Iaee IS $ 5 Iistf Of Iona.
rIIfS is TO give notice that petition has been- touit
i the ii day nf June, 1888, Its IN ssid District
Court i1hn QHirp ~ Ksosas4 afau tufeu co low
said District no has been herei fore a dec ared bank
rupt under the Of Congress Titled - Act IL esab
lisa Uniform system Of RaEkraptfg through III ir
United States. approved March 23 q 1851 for dis
charge eertIA cate thereof from all his debts aud
eter al inns ptoysbie pIdaT said art AID HAT tic 10Th
dsy Of .Iuiy Isgs, at iBo'ei01k nj ii tic Time
assigned the hearing Of the he.ore sai Court Ia
la city IL eokuk, lee county Iowa in said District,
when and creditors nsfi bankrupt, aud other
They have why prayer Of said led1n should Inf he
gEaated
INK. LqyR Clerk ls,a ina.
ian. 3 -2r.-W ed . : nt.tri.t Cont.
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Aofice Am IfamArupfcY.

Ia the D.tct Court Of the United States for the ri
trIet Of Iowa. bankruptcy. In iiia MATER q II
: NTH III sud Jas fs' g''crty, hanktuIfs, At g
gak Is sid District on me LIT day oi jane A. l..
ISIS u. s 4. District of f1wa
tn IT, Is 20 siy5 notice shst ?etaE hg1 h3en, tel
I VII on the al dag - Has a. p. lsas, nied in
sa4 district Conf. BY q /. Smith lEa-. aue lanes
h D.ngh+F:s, tbs ia'e ir. u SshitF u hasgh, rts Il
Ke kk Les cain said it sh3 have loan ssei"t-
duly taEkropts uudr the act VI Congress cnt
It'd An Act TO establish uniform system 81 bank
raptov the UIitAd states approved March
al 1857 sIsch,sss ard egrtidcat% thereof from all
thsr debts k Other cisns prorshe roder AHA aetand
that 10Th day of July 4 D. 1868, at 10 ocosk
is assT bed fer The hea.it o. the beors said Court
Ia Keokuf ee equity Iowa, sheu ard where all cred
i,ors teIf hsnsupe ard all ahsi pertnns In Interest
"a sttena ana rhos CAUSE II any they haze, WIZ
step7aye of.2d petitioners should not By graf ted I'd
far har IL herels 81 I'm aa. iks see1 and raif
meeting OF The creiitofs # salt bankrupt. required
pn-r the 2.h snd ash SIC tons Of said Act will he
Loira before John afuce. Register Ia asukrGptey AZ
hi. ofac' room No Estes Falss, In the city Of kea.
suE ice county, iowa, Tue We aay q snfyt 4
ises, at 10 o'clock g. n.
CLERK pya tes,. o. 5. District coar', Keekak Iowa.
-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-09
Notice in Bankruptcy.

FEsHIS IS to give notice that on the Is. day
4 dams, 1868 warrant IN bankruptcy was r.
sEiutt the eftate OF Jacob Wak4h-ii. % wash
ingten township, Lse county, and state or Iowa
VITO fss bean aaIuagod bansrrpE on his petition,
That the payment any detts and delivery of any
property beionerc inch bankrupt TO him FOR
use tho of any ,erty hiu IL forbid
den by lag That neeinx Of THE creditors Il the
said ba' krrp 10 prove ther dhts ar - ehssss one
Enees OF his eatate Will be he'd AZ the Court
Of Bgnslugte, TO be holden al 40 Estes House,
tne flee 81 the Register il Bankruptcy Ia the city OF
keaEsk Iows before John Bruce gister on the 9Th
day OF july, A. D 1888, 10 O'Clock
G. W. CLARK, Us.
IL fuLrov Deputy.
4JNc ,reary Attorney r. Petitioner.
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Notice In Bankruptcy.

CLERK pra tes,.. q. s. District coart, Keekak, Il
inn.2 Wed
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NOTICE In Bankruptcy.

9tHIsis 70 gire notice that the lit day Of lime
L tses. warrant in bankruptcy lsued
asAin It the estate OF Underwood Of Barlir etop
Moines County and State Of Iowa. Who has been .d
judged bankrupt on his petition. Ih.t the pay,
ment fanny debts Ard dev Of any property belong
ing to such bankrupt II him for bis nse and he
transfer Of any property By him Ia forbidden by law
Thst meeting OF the ecd.ors OF the laid bankrupt
to thei- debts Rnd choose igass sssie
o. his Estates will be held the Court Of aaktnps>
cy, to BE holden 81 Nc Rs.es HI nsa The a-% Of
the Register In banfIBrty in thecitt OF Kokak Iowa
nekre John b ucs. Register, elo:h day al July
1885, ut 10 o'clock a ~
Gw CLARK, UsM
BIZ II fuEfoz Deputy.
Tracy Newman, Ah'.s for Petitioner
inna2 3 e Tues
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Notlce ia Bankruptcy.

fHists@to gve notice that the Ist day Of Jun
i A. u 1885, warrant In nankruptcy was f,rp.
agatnst the estate Of d. Fuller. of Keokuk. LIE
Sounfy aud State OF Iowa, VITO has been adjndS ed
Bankrupf on bis rwn petition. That ths payu snt
OF any debts and delivery ~ any property besor ng
% su bankrupt to him for his and the
ier OF any ppperty BY him u forbidden ~ lAF That
meeting Of tie creditors Of the Id bankrupt TO prov
Their dshts and TO CHOOSE Assisneee OF
estates will he held at the 0uYt Of Raakrup.cy 10 be
holden at room No ak, Estee Honse, the once OF the
Register In Bankruptcy. in III. city Of KeoSuk, Iowa
before Ioha Bruce Register on the 10th tsy of July
A. D I5ss At 10 o'eIeck . nj.
@. W CLARK UsM
jane2-3sTu ny H. FuL4oS Deputv
Rankin & NeCrarr Aft.,s for pAti,ans-
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Assignee's Notice Of Appointmen

In the pstrct Court Of the United tates for the Dis
tret Of Iowa. In the matter Of the estate Of 3 i
Berger Bankrupt
District Of Io~a s. at he knk, the 81 day Of june
1863
To tchoH il mcy concern
rENlE undersigned hereby gives notice Of
Il his appointment as Assignee of the estate OF
Berger, OF the county Of Va Bateo. ina ftate Of
Iowa, lin sail Dist ct. who 10 si, the 10th
day Of May, A D 1858. aiiEdgei = bankrupt upon
his petition. by JobbBruee one Of the Registers
In Bankruptcy fer said Dttiet
HIRAM KNowIEs,
ianea -3N-We A.sirnfe
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legal.
Notice n Isaukruptcy.


District conrtof the United etAtes fbr the Dis
trtct Of Iowa, In bankruptcy. In the matter Of
VIM. T. Affair, bsnkrnpt, at ksobuk, In said
district. on the ID dsy Of juno, A D lsss-U
A District Of lows. $50
yHrais to give notice that petition has been to-wit
L nths 2iday lot Juns, 4 1865 nied In said dis
tret . court b! William Affair. of Ksosuk,
Lee Conoy,s Iowa. in said district, rho hAs,
bess hers1osFe duly declared baok russ nnders
The net qOshssse entitled an ~ ~ ss.abeshs
nH4n gSstsm q Bankruptcy % ropghont The untfsds
states. app ored March "a A. D. 1857, for discharge
and certificate thereof from all hi debts and other
claims prova6e trr aid al: Ne 1ueh day II
July 1853 sffo ocfoeka m,sAssgncd nor the hear
ing OF the same before said Court In the city Keokuk
whsreend when nil creditors Of gt bsui rups md ali
oshsr prsonsin iatertit I'D Ard shos tsnse II
a1s they have Why the prayer OF the said petitioner
should net be granted And further notice 10 hereby
given that tho second and third meeting the creditors
OF SAD ban krupt, required nnder tho 9Th sd
Z7ta afqNn of said set, will be belaenS hsobres
John Bruce Register in Bankruptcy, room Number
FIX 10 the Estes House In the city of Keoknk, Lee
COUNTY Io.a. on tie 9th day of Jn,y, 1885, at 10
O'Clock a..
q e. LOVE, Clerk pro tas. US. Dist Court,
j1neS-.A ed S@ - . KeAkUk. lows 4
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Assignee's Notice of Appointment

In the District Corrt Ueitd States Distrct
oflasa, in Bankruptcy. Ia The matter OF II & Love.
Bankrupt
fTsas aotersiened htrehy gives notice Of lis appoint.
i meat as Assignee Of the estate of II Love, II
E@kat Ia tho county Of Lee IN said District, and who
wes o-x.t on thu lsthday OF April 1852. adjgdicased
la akrupt upon his patitfon by jena Bfncs Reg
ster 10 Bankruptcy Of said District.
iunsa-3s W,d cHAs HURBEIr.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

chenck- opposed it; the former, at the
suggestion Of Allison, modifying his
amenG ment 50 That the am unit of draw
back shall not exceed fifty cents per gal
lon 1t was then adopted-53 aga nst As
The question recurring On BoutweiPs
amendment as amended by Logan, Broom
all proposed to amend by providing that
the drawback shall not exceed the actual
tax paid. Rejected.
Ingersoil moved to amend by adding to
the al owance of dra wbsck the Interest on
the amount Of tax paid. This was lost,
ard then BoutwelI's amend nent was re-
jected.
On motion OF Logan, the forty-ntnth
section, regulating the export of distilled
spirits, was struck out. The fftieth Sec
tion authorizing bonded warehouses at
ports OF entry being read, Price moved an
amendment providing that no whisky
shall be removed from the place of distfl-
iatton until the tax has been paid. With
out action the committee rose.
The Speaker presented several execu-
tive com u1u q ieations
The Speaker stated that he had designed
that the Arkansas Senators should re-
cetve pay from the 18th day Of March
the day of their eleetiOa-but as they
claim from the beginning of Congress, he
would refer the matter to the Judiciary
Committee.
Butler introduced a joint resolution re-
lattng to the fisheries. Referred to the
Naval Com mittee. Adjourned.
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Fire-WOrk on Denver Pacific Rail.
road Suspended.

ST.. LOUIS, June 24.-The Touring
mill Of Coekrill & Lykens, Platte
City, Mo, was totally destroyed by
fire on Sunday morning. A wooden
mill belonging to Mr.. Battenby was
in the same building, aud was, also,
destroyed. The total loss was $20,-
600; 20 insurance.
The Leavenworth Conservative
says Letters from Denver state that
the work on the Denver and Pacific
Railroad has been suspended, aud
viii. proba bly,, not be resumed until
the Union Pacific comes 10 It's assist
ance, which h, it is said, will not be this
year.
ST. LOUIS, June 24.-Captain w.
B. Donaldson, of the steamer Great
Republic, was found guilty to day by
a Coroner's jury of killing a negro
named Henry Anderson, about one
o'clock this morning on board the.
steamer Great Republic. From the
evidence it seems that Anderson, the
texas tender, was put In irons between
Memphis aud Cairo for mutinous con-
duet, aud confined in the baggage
roeH. Another boy named Law
renee Glover, was also ironed and
confined for refusing to scrub when
ordered to do so by the steward. On
the arrival of the boat at the leyee a
little after midni2ht, Capt Donald
son went to the baggage room drunk
with pistol in each hand, and after
some talk with Anderson, shot him
through the head. Donaldson left
the boat Immediately afterwards, but
did not try to escape, and was arrested
to- day and held for examination on
the charge OF murder. There is some
mystery involved in the affair, which
will probably be cleared up on ex-
animation before the Police Court to-
morrow.
The Minnesota aud Wisconsin edi
torial partylwere met at Alton this
evening by special committee repre-
senting the city government, Board of
Trade, and Merchants Exchange, and
welcomed in an approI riate speech by
Nathan Cole, prominent merchant /;
after which the party came to this
city, and are now quartered at the
| Southern Hotel. The party consists
of one hundred and twenty-three per-
sons, the larger portion Of whom rep
resent the Minnesota press. A con-
siderable number of them went 10 the
Varieties Theatre to night, by special
/ invitation. Tomorrow there will be
a more formal reception, and then the
programme heretofore reported will
be carried out.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

WASHINGTON, June 24.-The Sen.
ate Foreign Committee decided to
report against the House bill author
izing the President to send a war
vessel to the Gulf of st. Lawrence,
to protect the interests of American
fishermen.
The nomination of Evarts for At
torney General has been postponed
till Saturday by the Senate judiciary
Committee.
The bill submitted to the Senate
to-day for the discontinuance of the
Freedmens Bureau, after the first OF
January next, was prepared by Eliot,
Chairman of the House Committee
on Freedmen Affairs.
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New York city Items.

New YoRK, June 24.-Warrants
were issued to-day for the arrest of
ex-Alderman McBrien, one McIntire,
aud others, for alleged concern in the
Shelby College Kentucky, lottery,
the main charge being the swindling
of Adam Roldiger to the amount of
S20, 900. McBrien has abseonded,
and the others have been arrested
aud committed for examination.
A boat race took place late this sf-
ternoon, between Robert Brown, of
Portland, and John Tyler, of Boston,
for $500 a side. Distance two miles,
10 straiget line. The race was won
by Tyler. Time 204 seconds.
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SAN Francisco, June 24.-The u. S.
flagship. Pensacola, Admiral Thatch
er, proceeds to Victoria, Vancouver $
Island, to day. The Admiral will
confer with the commander of the
jamestown, now lying IN the Esqui,
maux Harbor, on the affairs Of Alas
ka. The disposition of tie Indians
and their attitude towards the new
white population makes it a consider
alton whether the presence of war
vessels on that coast, and even fort
or two, Is not necessary for the safety
of traders.
Minute guns were fred to-day from
the Government vessels IN the harbor,
ia honor Of the memory of ex-Presi-
dent Buchanan.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25
d mOcratic Convention = Laying Of
Cornerstone Masonic Temple.

PHILADELPHIA, June A-Daniel
W. Fox was nominated for Mayor to-
day by the Democratic Convention.
The ceremonies at the laying of the
cornerstone of the Masonic Temple
we're very impressive. The grafton
was delivered by Grand Master Rich
ard Voux. Over one thousand Ma
sons partooK of a banquet at the
Academy of Music.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS


SEN A'EE-...--.-......W W AsHISGToS. June p.
Howard introduced bill relating to the
Freedman's Bureau, and provide for its
discontin uance. Referred TO the Commit
Conness called up the bill making eight
hours a days work for Iaborers and me-
chanics in Govern ment employ.
sherman moved 70 amend, by inkerti ng
a proviso that unless otherwise provided
by law, the rate of WagCs paid by the
United States shall BE- the current rate for
the same labor for the same time at the
place of employ ment. After discussion,
the amendment was elected 10 to p.
Yeas-CatteII, Corbett, Davis, Edmunds,
Ferry, Fessenden. Howard, Morgan NOR
rill OF Maine. morrill, Of VI, Patterson of
y. X Ross, sherman, SUMNER Van
Wrinkle and Williams.
) Nays-BuekaIeW, Cole COnkIiEg, Con-
ness. Cragin, ID xOn, Doofitte, Harlan, J.,
Hendricks Johnson, Morton. MeDonaid,
MeCreery, Nye, Patterson Of Tenn, Pom
eroy, Ramsey, Stewart, Upton, Wade and
Tue bill passed-26 to Il.
Yeas-BuckaIew, Chandler, Cole, Con-
ness, Cragen, Dixon, Doolittle. Fowler,
Harlan, Hendricks, Howard, McCreery, +,
McDouaId, Morton, Nye, Patterson of
Ramsey, Ross, Stewart, Thayer, Upton,
Wade, Williams, Wilson and Yates.
Fessenden, Morgan, Morrill, of Vermont.
PomerOy, sherman, Sumner, and Van
The special order of the legislative ap-
propriation bill was taken up, the ques-
tion being on amendments by the Com
mittee on Appropriations to the House
bill. The amendment appropriating $4,000
for the Department of Education was
agreed to. Several minor amendments
were also agreed to.
sherman from the Finance Committee.
reported an amendment increasing the
appropriation for the salaries and ex-
penses of the Internal Revenue admins
tratiOn from IS 100000 to IS 100000, which
was agreed to. Also amendments incTe cas-
ing the Incidental approprOpriation for the
Secretary of the Ireasury's Office TO $780,
600. and appropriating sl50.O00 for the tenn
pOrary CLERKS IN the Treasury Department.
The former WAS agrs eitl. The latter occa-
stoned debate III adjournment. " hich, on
account OF Senator Her derSon's wedding,
was ordered TO : O'Clock tomorrow.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25
Newsnaner Sunpressed.

SELMA, Ala, June 24.-The Tus-
caioosa Honitsr was suppressed yes
terday, under orders from Gen. Shep-
pard for an alleged violation of Gen
eral Order No. 81. Mr.. Randolph, its
editor, has avoided arrest, aud viii
proseed at. once to Washington, to
Law the facts before the President
and General Grant.