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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-17
THE TOURNAMENT.
Result OF the First Tilt this
Morning.

About nine o clock this morning. the
sir Knights. fourteen In numL1r, arrayed
10 full regslis, and presenting an i'm
pressive appearance, formed opposite
Court Square. and, preceded BY the old
Memphis band, made their way out TO the
Fair Grounds. their TO pay their depoir
TO love and beauty, in the tourney ar
ranged for the day With them, also,
vent out crowds Of citizens, and
among them many Of the fair
with their smiling faces 10 grace the
scene. BY ten o'clock not less than two
thousand spectators were seated within
the smphitheater, while accessions to
this number we're arriving on every train.
An appropriate and pitby address was de-
livered by Gen. J. r. Chalmers, at the close
Of which the Knights took their places for
the fret tilt, which resulted as follows
Will Williford, Knight Of LaSalette, o /;
NJ. Kaufman, knight Of Dixie. /; J. Z.
Haynes, Knight OF Antonio de Bexan,
o; d. Fl. Haynes, Knight of Orleans, 3;
AMI Jones, Knight Of the Lost Lily, 2;
A. p. Montana, knight of the Marble
Heart, q; Geo. w. L. Gibbs, Knigh,
of the Red Legion, 0; W. G.. Can
non, knight Of Leon st. Clair, 8;
A. c. Brewer, St. Elmo, /; Andrew Will
lisms, X. X. K, /; Sam. Finley, Wor-
sham House, 81 Wiley Lstlejohn, Boat
Ivanhoe, o; G. W. McKie, Mississippi,
2; C. II. Williams, Lone Star, l.
At the close of this tilt, recess was
taken, and our reporter was obliged to
leave the scene. A full report Of the
contest will be given in our tomorrow
evenings issue.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-17

THK VARIETIES, The accomplished
and pleasing Florence Sisters, Nile
Henrietta and Minnie Grey, are ell on
the bills for tonight, galaxy Of stars
whose Iustre viii no, fail to attract. The
iuimitable Reese, Howard and Western
All appear also in new ecceniricities,
songs and burlssquss The house will,
Of course, be crowded With the lovers Of
mirlh and melody.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-17

GENERAL AID POPULAR LIFERArURE-
Eamons a Son. No 10 Jefferson and
393 Main street. have just received Frank
Leslie Chimney Corner, Harper Bazaar,
Literary Album, Merriman's Monthly,
Deuorest's, Young American, and all
The New York daiIies
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-17

DrxrIsrsx-Dr.L B.WassOn. dentist,
can always be fssnd during once hours
at his new dental rooms, over his whole
sale drag emporium. No sls Main street,
and ready to wait OF those Who prefer
his professional services tonly) Z
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-17
LAUNDRY orrrcx, 40 Jefferson st.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

MISSISSIPPI AND rrExEssrs aArLR2sD.
..lU M III. Arrive. Depart
New 0rlssns exprcss, dsily. z25P.N. 4:lb pm,
Sardis accom'n, OF, Sunday. $3.50 AN. l:S0 Pm.
Freight. North, Monday,
Tuesday and Friday.
South. Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday.-.........--.. 3:25 Pm. $3.50 An.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILRoAp,
Through mail. daily.......... 800 pm. 1910 Pm.
Through express. daily-....10:40 Pm. 1880 N.
Somsryills &C. save Sunday s:25 AN. 500 Pm.
Corinth ac., save Sunday. 6.D0 AN.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time. M +.,-et.i, NL
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express-................. 9:15 An. 700 Am.
Night Express...-.-....,.... 3:l5P.M. 400 Pm.
Railroad time Is Is minutes faster than city
time; Ticket office, No. 287l9 Main street. De-
pot. head Of Main street. ~.
HAYS Coal CoMPAsY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office, 221 Madison at.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-17

FIvs HUSDEED pairs, best quality, Of
linen aud cOtionsde pants, At Sl.25
a, Rice 4 Eugers. 2sS Main street
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TIE AuArEURs "A very fashionable
and intelligent, though not large audi.
cnee witnessed the entertainment at the
New Memphis last night, in aid Of the
orphans of the Church Home. the ladies
being in the majority and lending grace
and beauty to the scene. The Dead Shot,
the initiatory piece on the bills, was
presented by the amateurs with much
credit. Mrs. Steinkuhrs Louisa" was
spirited and unique. Lou. Loubrie, as
Hector Timid, brought down the
house and was decidedly amusing. His
character acting, as that of Mr.. Hart,
is excellent. Miss Jennie Gilbert had
but few lines to speak in "Chatter," but
so far as the part went she played with
ease and much spirit. As "Julia Man
nsring," with vocal effort in the last
piece, she had better opportunity of
showing herself, and acquitted herself
with much credit. Of the other parts in
Guy Aannering, we have had occasion
to speak on former presentation. We
would only mention little Miss Julia
Morgan's execution of the Highland
Fling" in the witch scene, in which she
fairly fascinated her beholders with her
graceful and sylph like movements, and
received the only bouquet thrown
during the evening. The proceeds of
the entertainment, we learn, were quite
handsome, a number of tickets having
been disposed of outside to those who
we're not in attendance. ~.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-17

REEsaErs suisable for boys wear. for
meas wear and ehildren's wear very
cheap at Menken Bros. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-17

SUPREME CouRT.-The following is the
docket of the SupremerOourt, from the
Municipal Court of this city:
l. Cockrell Va. Connell 4 Woodward. Ir,
2. Laski VS.. Kyser-
3. Waggoner Va. Renkert.
4. Jones VS.. Stratton, Goyer i Co.
5. Coggswell vs.. Collins.
q. Coggswell VS.. Jefferson.
Z. Peres VS.. Bath. ~. .sF stfl
8. Southern Express Co. VS.. Kremer.
8. Hutchin on vs.. Burns.
l0 Hesse, Levy Il Co. VS.. Page.
u u. Avery wassSoner ys. Mesch. Nat Bank.
10. Schwoob VS.. Hill. NV uHn
Il. Hough VS.. Toof,. Phillips 4 Co.
Is. Mex navy vs.. Shaw.
10. Wesche VS.. Schully x Co.
II. Trigallezvs. Mayor and Aldermen Of Mem
phis.
Is. Same vs.. same. E U
49, Odell We. same.
20. Ienow VS.. same.
Il. Ryan ". same.
~. Sallamanchia vs.. same. IUEf sE
q. Schreible vs.. same.
"A. Muldeva vs.. same.
Is. wildberger vs.. same.
Is. Muldoon VS.. same. rr
"a. Passmore VS.. same.
q. Levy vs.. Lowenstein.
20. Weesaud VS.. Malatesta. - hr
30. Lumpkin VS.. Pool. ~.
81. State VS.. Hickey.
81. State VS.. Dies.
The following is the docket from the
Court of the County Commissioners of
Shelby county:
I. Order VS.. Jones.
g Johnson VS.. Greeley.
3. Norton vs.. Hayden.
When this docket will be taken up we
are not advised.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-17

RICE 4 EscEL will close out their pres
ent stock at sacrifice to make room for
an elegant fall stock, at 233 Main
street, Clay Building. ..rHets cras 1
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JUST RECEIVED New style hat, mt
Lcidy 4 Co. y. opposite the square. SO

CoSooRDn GARDEN. Another of those
delightful affairs which have conspired
to render this the most popular of subur.
ban resorts, comes of this evening in the
way of social party. A full band will
discourse music for the occasion, and
ample refreshments will be provided.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-17

Zine cashmere suits, teoat, vest and
pants) all wool. latest styles, at ten
cellars. Must be closed ont. y. III.
Leewenstine. a bros, No. asI Main
street, Clay Building.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-17

FIFrY pieces Irish linen, from bank.
rupt sales, at q bargain, at Rice 4 En-
gels, 233 Main stSeet
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SOUTHERN HorEL RE-OrESED- Cor.
ner Main aad Beal Streets.-This house
has been re6tted throughout The table
WILDE supplied with the best the market
affords. We pledge ourselves to make
our guests comfortable and at home.
Good aud pleasant rooms for boarders.
Day board per week, s.; Board aud
Lodging per week, Sc TO 80; Transient
guests, per day, 81
.t,.r J. N. GRIGGs, (p,on,;s,o,.
&c j y SrREEPrR, rroprie'o'a
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REMNANTS suitable for boys wear, for
mems wear and children's wear very
cheap at Menkeu Bros. AID fe2l3 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-17

A LUXURY in the way Of a shave can be
had at the Eldorado saloon, As Jefferson
street, at the reduced price of fifteen
cents. None but first class white BARRIERS
employed. Ia
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds Of Blanks for sale
at this Office. it4E ttN W I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-17

Hadies' cloth CATERS tsIiEhtIy dam.
aged, al ~ a5i mems broEans, 81, at
.. ~. Loewenstine a Bros.', No. 23I
Main street, Clay BuiIding. 4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-17
Special Notices.

Cough.-No Cure, No Pay.-FoRRKsr's Ju-
SIPER TAR is warranted to cure Cough, Group.
Hoarseness. Throat and Lung Diseases, or the
price positively refunded. instantaneous re-
lief produced. Tryit. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
D. F. GOODYEAR, $40 Second street. Agent.
Price, So cents. SIT
Conjugal Love, and the Happiness of
True Marriage.-Essays for young men. on
the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which destroy
the Manly Powers and create impediments 70
MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Adj
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box P..i
PhiIadelphia. Pa. s7-l4s
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FoR ten days only, previous to re-
moving our retail stock, we shall offer
great bargains in dry goods.
RICE, SrIx & Co.,
t 307 Main street.
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Cash paid for one Thousand barrels
Of Irish potatoes. by West, Comn a
Co.. sea Main street. Is
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Money to loan ON eoIIateraIs, at aos
Main street. "a
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vITANTED- PROPOSALS TO HAUL 200
w cords Wood from three and "a half to four
miles. For particulars, apply to-
= y Ttl' "A +. MARSHALL. Agent,
SGT Wood Yard. cor. poplsr nd Second.
WTANTED A PANTHER, WITH Al
w small capitsl, to eneare in a lucrative
business. By APPLYING at 255 Third street. from
10 10 IL and - a. full particulars can be had.
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FrrR HUNDRED nusquitO bars, At SAFE.
at Rice & EaEers, 23s Main street 7
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FOR SALE

TSoR sALE-sEvERAL EXTRA MILK
il COWS. by
"a IN, 226 Front street.
NOR sALE--A Splendid SECONDHAND
-TeIegra nh Office 3l-f 1
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BeautiruI grenadines, 30 cents;
good prints, 10 cents; a. bleached
domestic, ~ 1-2 cents, mt J. HI. Loew.
enstine a Bros.', No. 2sl Main street,
Clay building. WG 2
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Accident Insurance al Is Madiso,

Accident Insurance. Mt is Madisons 81.
Money 10 loan on ColIateraIs at ses
Main street. COT
RICE a ESGEL viii continue business
at 233 Main street, Clay Building. t
OH HATS made new at 1884 Main st. I
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Large stock of gents clothing,
furnishing goods. hats, boots and
shoes, closing out at bargains. at y.
III. Loewenstinc a Bros, No. s3I
Main street, Clay Building. q
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Com pen. rspOin,sd at sas Main st.
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RICE & ESGEL have removed to 23s
Main street, Clay Building.
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Fine cashmere suits, Goat, vest and
pants) all wool. latest styles, ut ten
dollars. Must be closed out J. III.
Loeweustine Il Bros, No. 231 Main
street. Clay Butldiur fE Et6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-17

PARTIES going to Raleigh Mineral
Springs will find hacks waiting at Wells
station, Memphis and Ohio railroad,
both trains. VASES
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Go to the 0verton barber shop for .
good bath. & "a
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Commissioner OF Deeds,
Ola FsIIou.' BufIdfnE-
a c. DAVIS. Deputy Constable. in b
found q the shove once.
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10 SPECIAL CARDS.
HERNANDo
INSURANCE COMPANY,
.llllur lOt4 8lI ufto =.
No. II Madison Street.

THIS Company "a now doing General Insu.
rance business, IT. stock Il owned By our city
. safe local business--to the advantage Of both
tho Company and the Policy Holder. II
.. B. WILLIAMSON. President.
BEN. NAY, Secretary.
DIRECTORss
s.sy S@Hiff4Eff22Msos. h. L I. P aRHS2HaR:.
HENRY LAIRD, L. McDAvITT.
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of al diucsssns. sTLLs, J0IsIs, STUD,
DfNa BOARDS rad CLRkR LUMBER; ard
will ell a. lose-t rates for casa. MI ane
nfnarnn Ilarn.a. ls51l Q. N. NnNADLE.
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n0UsE FOR RENT. "A NEW. NEAT
kitchen and servants room-ccrnsr Orleans
and Washington streets; good cistern; fine
neiehbo' hood. etc. Rent low. Apply on the
premises. "
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OYPRESS AND POPLAR LUMBER

IHAvE ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF
Il seasoned
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-12
BY. TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DEsPATuHEe.
EROns WASHINGTON.
NV Yoi.x, MAJ III.

NEv YolK, Nay IL.
The SUMS Washington dispatch has the
following: The friends Of Secretary McCul-
| loch state that there hps been m Interruption
between him and the President. He ssys he
| will resign On Tuesday, justas soonads the
vote is taken on impeachment, whether the
President is convicted or not.
The HsralTs Washington dispatch n.y.:
The friends Of acquittal claim confidently
that they ars sure Of, q loast. six RepubG-
caus voting on that side. Betting is at Q
stand still. s,ss4 ssss
| @4 WAsH1xorox, Msy II.
A meeting Of Southern Republican,, of
whom there are large pRmher now in this
city. will be held tonight. The admission Of
Fths HoatAsrn 6tateA to Coperess, and Also.t
representation in the Chicago Convention,
will be considered. 49, Esai. N8
Ex. Governor Hamilton, OF Texas, has
reached this city. He declares thst the
Union men OF Texas are sadly unprotected,
and subject to terrible outrages. At lesst
ESQ, hs nys, have been murdered sinee the
appointment of Hancock to the command Of
the 9th District. a3 s4s
Letters from CONSERVATIVE public men Of
Virginia announce that the Reconstruction
Cohstitution Of that State viii be defeatedby
Af feast q, 600 msjorisy.
The Treasury DEPARTMENT has received
offers, within few days, from German bank.
ers for the purchase of all tho. 1910 bonds
remaining to be sold.
YieEuth Casplins rscopstrueties Consti-
thtion win be laid before Congress to-day, BY
the Tfesident. II g
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHICAGO, May IL.
At the anniversary of the American Home
Missionary Society, last night. Rev. ]. B.
Thompson preached the ahuusl SERMON. The
annual report was read, which ret forth thai
tks society had employed 100 pnAchees dp-
ring the past year and expended $254 ,686 oi
the 1922, 1856 in the Treasury. s
OMAHA, May IL.
Regular trains will conmsnee running to-
day to Laramie City, SIS miles west Of Oma-
ha. They will connect with sstsges'foe Salt
Lake, Montana and California. fhis viii re-
duce the fima at least twsntf fcSr hours.
GHE7xssz, May II.
George NJ. Davis, from New York, brother
of Mrs. George Francis Train, engaged In
filing contract on the Union Pacific Rsii>
road was shot and killed BY Wm. Brown, an
employe in the camp, on Wednesday last.
Brown is now in the custody Of the United
States Marshal.
New YORK, May9.
The anniversary sermon before the AmeSi-
can and Foreign Christian Union was preach,
ed last evening BY Rev. George E. Hare.
The Union Theological Seminary held its
anniversary exercises last evening. The
graduating class numbers At, al Of whom 60
west.
Wendell Phillips delivers his lecture on
Daniel O'Connell at the Academy of Music
Tomorrow evening.
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30 u
the Senator from New York (Conkling) may
general allsf.sioA 10 IA eAbst, lit on the
| 18th day of August the President, with the
intention to set aside the rightful authority Of
Esd est1,n ecandalSla g 81 Snesl I'D ih1es.
a te{afpss threats I'D Hitter mSSaose
A{8AAsdjnnkess ard IN laxsof tke Uhit1d
States, enacted BY Congress, thereby bring.
ing the Office of President into disgrace to
th1 2e6 esa1ds1 Of good citixsns, ard set
forth, in three distinct specifcations, the
menaces complained Of in respect 10 the
ov9fA specifications; then the question Of
guilty Or not guilty Of high misdeueanor,
y charged ID the article, can siso b. taken.
IT. Chief ypsties, however. sees no ohec-
ton in putting the general question on this
article in the same msnner - on the others;
f9f whsthsr the particular question be pat on
tHs seocifeatians or not ths answer 10 the e.
nal question must be determined BY the judg-
ment Of the Senate, vhsther the facts Al
legged in the specifications have been suffi.
ciently proved, and whether, if Sufficiently
proved, they amount 70 . high misdemsanor
within the meaning Of the Constitution. On
tn. .whoie, ,Ahegeipre, the Chief Justice thinks
the better prastice would Be 70 put the gen.
eral : enasGioQ on each article, wikh0ut 1t
tempting TO make any sub>division, or he
NNI paste His coarse il 10 objections be
nadl. He NilL howessr, Be plsased to con-
form to such directions rs the Senate may see
Gt in thf6 ulstter.
Whereupon Mr.. Sumner submitted the
foEtoaiuS order, considered BY tbs unamnous
consent of each and sgreed upon:
Ordered, Tha&'tAs question b. put o. pro-
posed By the presiding officer Of the Senate,
and each Senator shah rise 10 his place and
answef guilty or NOT guilty.
On motion Of Mr.. Sumner the Senate pro-
cesd1d TO cmsider the following resolutfen
submitted % the 2Sth Of April: Il 81
Resolred, That the following be added to
the. Fules q proctednga and psaetjcs Of the
Senate when sitting as trial Of impeachment:
QrcousietioA b. the Ssaate il Shsil Be ths
duty the presiding olicer forthwith 10 pro-
nouncs the Fsmoval from oaics ofths convict
ed peRsoo, according to the Requirement Of
the Consultation; Ieuy farther Judgment shall
be BY order Of the Denates a
After debata the Chief Justice announced
that the hour Of IL o'clock :. n, kxs1 By
order Of the Senate for deliberstion and de-
bate, haA arrived, aad thsG SCISSORS could
not auhmit their views on the several arti-
cles OF Impeachment, subject 10 the limits OF
ths debate fixed by twenty third ruls, and r.
ter deliberation, At ten minutes before 2
o'clock, the Senate took rscess for . faw |
nisutes. Snhssqoently, after 6sishias he |
deii 6erstion, another recess was taken at |
half past until Z.
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NotIce m ts.n.ruoecv.

In the Dsrict Court or the United ,stes "a, he p,
1rlef OF Iowa In bankruptcy IN tae matter Of Geo
" Bedmnn. bankrupt at = soknk IN said District o.
The 9Th day Of May, 1865 A., Dtssr Ee4 Of lows
tHis u n rse uosse thai p-ttisa has been
Il on the 9Th day of Ma, .s8s, 6ied In cal I BIS
tfict Eeart by Gro VI Reduaxn Of Washington To es
county Inrs. who Las jseo heretofore dec ared bank
rapt Under the act Of Congress entitled An to sseb
lisa uniform system of bankruptcy troughost tksU
cate thereof from al bis debts and other claims D
under sad act and that the 18th dsy Of Juns 1885
at 10 O'Clock a. IA, assigned for the henri az Of tts
same before said Court, atEs9ksk, Lsa esunty Iors
where and whsn ell creditors Of said bankrups and s
other persons 10 interest attend show eau q If
any hsY have wh5 the prayer Of the said pstltieney
should not be granted And further notice & harehv
given that ths second apd third meetings Of tie creditor,
81 said reiuirsd under the II th and ssh Sec
tons Of said act viii be no den befo Je,u Bruce Neg
Hter At bis Once fn ksskat In Estes Bldek room S1
O. os the 18th dst Of Jane 1879, ct 10 O'Clock 4 m
II. X, LOVE Clerk
Us DistrietsCosyt a AeoAuk
Jfo. fA8 FAIlk1RClG. Atty. FMS VIZ as- us~
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Notice in RanIruDfey.

In the Dsric Court Of the United states r the
cfiswa- In PAntruptrs. In this matter Of sal u ii
driggs Bankrupt At heekuk, In said District on the
yth day OF Nay d 1898, U z Dis.fi Of Iowa
1s is to give notics that petition has BEEN to- II,
on the 9th day Of May 1863 fird la said district
Court by samus frgg. OF pes Moines county Iowa in
said District vhoas BEEN hsrssofore day decsre bank
rnPt under the act Of Congress entitled An Act e.tsb-
ilaha uniform STtem Of Psntruptcy throughout the
unatsd stssda, approved March ID 0 1861 for 4 dis
charge m eerrnese. thereof from all his delts and
other claims provable under said set and that The 9th
day OF June. 1858, at 10 o'clock m IL the time
assigned for the hearing ofthe bsfs said coart u
q. city q Esokns Lee county ew.. II said District
shen sha wnsso AZ creditors Of aid bankrupt and other
they hare Why the prayer Of said Petition souid rot be
granted And furthsr notice hereby given thst the
scoDd and third mssAgs Of .hs creditors ssid bank
under the 9Th and sh sections az "a
Act viii be holden before John Bruce Register in faak
tNpey al hs oce Ne Estes House. In The cty OF
keokuk, Lse county Iowa. on fhc 10Th .y Of June.
looS sf " 0 clock H.K. LDyR Clerk,
uiayl2 3wTues n d ni.,ri.t r1,,..