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Tennessee Steam Candy Mandatory.
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II Is automatically stated that o1e-hnh OF the
Inhabitants OF this country and Europe die OF
Consumption. No disease has been more thor
Oughly studied, and its nature less understood .
there Is no disease upon which exists g greater
diversity OF opinion, and n disease which has
more completely bafied all medical skin and
remedizl agencies.
some or the prominent symptoms are Cough.
EGpectorat0nl ShOrtness OF Breath, Irritation
about the Lungs and Chest, darling Pains in
the sides and Rack. Emaciatfon, aud tenersI
negstivs condition Of the whole system.
Ferrun1 euhzrtu= With thia drand disease f,r
any OF It's concOmitants. should lose no ffnft m
possessing themselves OF the proper Remedy in
order that they may stay It's rayages, and he
restored 70 health. The
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Naw orleans Fruit Store.

-sTARIIsaED FOR IS YEARS A. TORRE
X, 81 whoiesale dealers aud fsRpostcfs in
Fcreion ard Domestic Fruits. No : Canal
et1eet- New Ortaana. sales made on tie fsgee
~ cono,aisefcn On all kinda ut kEnz9ft tsEetar
t $500, "a fan2A{ HSRem-sR
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UKY GUUUS
CIOTHTNG
MOa-R e8Sde1st Notice.

I'M. bplpF2 AM SHlEg EA8q
A true COPY
ials " IaVlU IL POSToN Cr.-L
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Our Latest Improved
NEW SCALE PLANO-PORFE,
G-ROvESTEEN & CO..
499 BrOadavay, N. T.,

THESE instruments, after the most a,44s,t,u
L testimonials from the hrst Pianist ! IN 49,
country, who, 81 our solicitation, h5 we fsstsf
them In the seVerest manner possible. hsyehsss
pronounced THE FINEST SQUAfE pa ~
FORTE MADEN WORLD.
II hiss always been our policy. duriny t,a
Airtg-sir years that we have mann faei,r eS
PlanOs, hpelUe thousand of which are now in nss
IN the United states and kur ope. 10 give fhe
finest instrument at the fowest Cost orr snneo
ridr facilities enable Us TO offer them from Gne
70 three hundred dollars less than any Other
First Glass House.
The tone Of these instruments ara rema,hu-
bic for their peculiar Sweetness and Great RI-ii-
uaney, never loing their quality Wien fsrre5
70 their utmost capacity. The lower repister
retaining Its po~sltiveness, does not destroy tbo
middle and upper registers by mingline win
them in disagToSabio confusion, the FsdneS
beauty Of tone being equally delightful 10 me
impractical and to The most cultivated ear
They are an entirely new style OF Piano. ~ =
ished ia the most superb manner, tctfA Bar IN
nOuEd corners GoRt Gsld back, heavily car VA
legs and Tyre serpentire base richly moulded
and each Instrument ~ fully warranted 10 ffve
year, sep5 d. WY
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ALLEN HOUSE.

THIS HOUSE Is STILL oPEs. AND HAS
Reduced frsssleat Board TO 81 per Dag.
Regular Beard. IS and % per Week.
Dag Board, % 80 per Eeek.
M. ALLEN. Propzs stor.
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tInvariab1y in Advanoe).
DAILY;
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE Of THE DAILY APPEAL.
I'LL Eohr-anr ~ % lEA

We have no change to report in do
nestle exchange. The offerings con-
Time to be in excess of the ability Of our
bsnks to accommodate, although regular
customers find no trouble in negotiating
Rates are firm. Eastern sight, to off.
New Orleans sight, off buying.
Checking on all points East at par, and
on New Orleans at premium. A few
fifteen day bills are taken at discount
on New Orleans.
There was nothing doing in the New
York gold room to-day, it being OBJ
served as q holiday in that market. A
few dispatches were received giving
street quotations. The opening rate
was 1924, closing excited. The offerings
here were, as usual, very light. Dealers
bought st 40 to 14l. Selling at 142.
City Scrip is dull and nominal. Deal
ers bought at 40c for small warrants.
Selling at 45c. Large lots were not in
demand. Several were offered at 4Oc,
with 10 buyers.
County Warrants are dull. There is
no demand whatever, except for imme-
diate use. Buying at IS to sos. Selling
at SO to SOC.
Police Scrip is unchanged. Buying at
so to S3c. Selling at Soc to 90c.
Mons. Jecker, the Mexican banker, is
about to sue France for twenty millions
of dollars.
The shoe trade at lynn, Macs, is
springing into renewed activity.
The farmers Of Kansas sowed their
wheat during the warm days Of Deem
Ter and January.
The recent discovery OF coal in China
II, indeed, it prove to be q genuine dis
covery-will have a very important effect
upon British and French commerce in
the East. When English g~unboats were
needed on the Chinese coast, seven or
eight years ago, the coal which they
used cost forty dollars per ton. Every
ounce Of ii WAS carried to the East ia
transports. Coal is found to some extent
in British India, but il is of q poor quail
ity, and we are told that the Great In
dian Peninsula Railway Company pays
about fifty dollars a ton for its coal.
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Tr2S2fPe5a NnIP.

DY virtue OF a Deed of Trust executed 20 me
ID by EriedIsn Bsehi of date Sd september,
1857. registered n the Registsr's ofd58cf smelly
eagntF TsLE5ssee, On September 8, 1877, In
Record Book No. q, pages 18S and ia, a refer
snce to which il here made for fun description,
I viii, on
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Ms,pphis. Tenn, February il. iSsS.
10Y

In vlthdrauing from my late business con-
Dsxion, I take pleasure IN reeonlmefding my
~rreaSsors 10 tie patronage o. nc public, and
hape the bus1nesE extended "a tbs late nrm
VIII be continued 70 the new.
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DY virtue OF a Trust Deed executed 10 me on
d the Stn day Of November AID, 1857, by
sarah W. Fowikes, q duly registered in the
Registers once OF shelby county, Tennessee
In cook No. 81, pages $50, 36l and 362 for toe
purpose Of paying the debt therein mentioned
7 VIII, o.
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ITaWSt S1Le.

ny virtue OF a Deed or Trust executed - me
u on the 18th day o. December, ls59, by VIM.
X, Barksdale, OF helena. Ark, BenJ- \. Alex
Euaer and jas. l. Mabry, OF Marshall county
Mss, 20 secure the payment Of certain notes
due Charies Potter, which Iced OF Trust - al
record in the Registers Office Of Shelby cOuuJg,
state OF tennessee, in Book 40, pages 81, 3
and SZ3. one Of the said notes be ng due and
unpsid, [ shall proceed 10 sell, TO the highest
bidder, for cash, in front or the Titus Block,
Jefferson street, Memphis, Tenn,
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University or LOHiSiana---HedICaI
Department.

CEEAs, MD, Emeritus rafesSor O Obstesa
rcs and Diseases Of women aud Children.
JAMES JoNEs,M MD, Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and children.
&AEREs STONE, Md, Professor OF Surgery.
2 hICHAkDsON, nd, Professor 4 ANATOMY.
J W MALLET, Ph.D., Professor OF Chemistry.
SAMUEL NJ BEaiIss, MD Professor OF h iThe-
DRY and Practice of Medicine.
CIIATLLE. MD. -YFbvs-.
lDlOgy and Pathological ANATOMY.
FRANK HAWTHORN, ND, PROFESSOR pro tenn ,r
Aabeua Medlca and Therapeutics.
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Rev. A. z. Wilson's
Prepared Prescription for lhe Cure OF
C~OEsgmBtlOB, Asthma, Bronchitis,
COUGHS. COLDS.
And all Throat and Lang Affections.

by the use o. which he was restored TO heath
N q few weeks. after having suffered SeyeraI
years with a severe lung affection and thar
dread disease, Consumption, has row been IN
Use over Ten years with the most marked sue
cess.
This remedy is prepared nom the original
recipe, chemically pure, BY the Rev. EDWARD
A. WILSON, l65 South second street. Williams
burgh, Kings county, New York.
A pamphlet containing the original prescrip-
ton with full and XpEciJ directions for ure-
paratiou and use together with a short bistory
ef bis case, with symptoms, exuerisrss and
cure can be obtained Tree OF charged Of Nr
ing
G. ". JONES & CO., Druggists,
No. Esq Main street,
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REASON, TRUTH AND HISTORY
FORAWHITE MANS GOVERNMENT,

For the Constitution as 1t was, and for the En-
foreement Of the Laws made in pursuance
thereof. Its political tenets will not be sub
ject to change by every breeze of popular revo-
luton. 1t Will adhere to the Of the
pest, which is the only sure guide for the
future. Its
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Department win keep pace with the wants of
the public and the demands OF business.
ITS LOCAL DEPARTMENT
WIN chronicle al IimportaAt events Transporting
around us.
7 II . NJ II w .
VIII be carefully selected, with a view TO post
in readers in all the current events of the day.
ITS RIVER DEPARTMENT
WIN sivs with fidelity such items as may be
Interesting or important TO business men. and
those who are depending on navigation for
their movements or profit.
ITS LITERARY CHARACTER
WIN not be neglected In the hands of those
who eondU'tr 81. And asa
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DAY BOard.------ .....--.....---.-- 80 % per 1nOAth.
We respectfully solicit the patronage of our
friends and tie traVeiing public
tab1g wQm RETLEUGE ca
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DEMONSTRATORS OF ANATOMY.

VIZ NIoEoLs, ND, CT BrcKHA,r Nm
me Lhlrti6th Annual Course of instructor
IN this Institution VIII hegin NovembaI ~
aad enc IN he following March. Prslimf ,ery
lectures VIII be given daily IN she Charity Hos
pttal commencing October 18th, at which time
also TIE new aud extensive rooms for Pra..ficsI
anatomy Viii be opened. The facilities OF tbc
sehuoli heretofore unsurpassed, have, by thr
HDe4auly OF the State Legislature. bssn greatly
increased during the past season. 10 thai row
every CaAr has attached 10 il a Practical De-
p@itheAL IA which students are taught 10 on
lecture room.
Fees for al the Lectures, $40; M-atFicplatio,,
Payment required Id advance. FCT 0orffsr ~
lOIHLatioA address PAOF. S. b. BEMISS
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MAS oNIc JOURNAL

FL s A
Nhaea1' Business, News. Local ana Masonic
Journal, the PrOprissOrs have no hesitation, r.
inviting the patronage Of the public, and to
SAAlienge competition, both as to the valueot
their Journal to subscribers. and It's advantages
Is an advertising medium.
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WEEKLY

(Andtwo copies Daily1
Al Communications must be address 10
MEMPHIS ArqEAL. Memphis, Tenn
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20 WON y ~ eoneaTn

IN the District Court OF The United States. Tor
the District Of West Tennessee In the matter
OF James A. Fisher, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy, district OF West Tenneszee--sA
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-LnsoErencM NOtice

Janusrv 81. 1898. febi
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In the District Court OF the United states, for
the District OF West Tennessse. In the mat
ter Of w. b Wigs, bankrupt. In bank
ruptey, District Of west 1ennsssee-ss.
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.
PDhRTlCAL lT'TMs.

"The reduction Of our national debt has
csased," says the New York Tribune. "H
viii Be larger four mosths hence than It 10
to day
We are authorized to say that Gen,
Grant will make no harransues this sum
mer He will smoke his cigar. and Collar
car take the stump.
The Vermont delegation to the New York
convention Of July 4:h, are understood to
favor the nomination Of Judge chase.
Thsis quarters will Be at the Everett
llouss.
The published statement that NJ. Chase
would seospt the Democratic nominoAiea
on . certain platform has been attributed
to the private secret ssy Of the chief justice.
The secretary denies all responsibility Tor
the statement. and says he knew nothing
Of il until he saw II In print.
Some years since, while . resident Of
Lowell, Mass, Ben Butler had his name
struck from the list OF Attorneys, by order
Of Judge Butterfeld, for indecent expo
sure Of person in connection with certain
abandoned women, in cagusrreetyps
room I, was af.erward replaced on the
list and he vas permitted TO resume the
practice OF law
The Sag Harbor Csrreetor AYERS that all
the ENTHUSIASM about Grant and Colfax
'sxists only in editorial inksiand," and
mutdied nt that.
The Springfield Republican wants its par
ty purified" II is . hard job, and may
prove . long one, but the Democracy 10 do
ing its best in that way.
Foinsy says the Radicals "havs taken
The Geld. but be omits to say il ID al they
have taken.
It 10 stated that the removal Of Cover.
nor Humphreys from ofics in Mississippi
vas the act OF Gen. Grant and not Of Gss-
sral Nc Dovsll.
Brcwnlow promises twenty Ave thou.
sand majority for Gssat aud Collar ia Ten
nsssss. How many bayonsts doss hs
want Grant to send to Tennessee to secure
that majority,
The Boston Poet, tho leading Democrat.
lc journal in New Englsnd, bows Chief
Justice Chase, out Of the Democratic par
lar, with these ssmaSks: "Whosvsr 10
nom mated for the Presidency BY the Dem
ocratic convention, We feel pretty sure.
will be nominated upon . Democratic
platform. promise support Of Democratic
principles. or he will not receive The Dem.
ocratic votes Of the countsy."
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CALsb, OuIus my = Is.s.
Aessrs. HosrsrrRR 4 SnIru-Gents: | have
prescribed your Bittsrs in = great number OF
cases of Dyspepsia. and ~ Tonic in cases
general debility. and have found 1t TO answer
the most sasguine expectations. Respectfully.
s. d. HAapnAx, NJ. d.
Formerly Physician to the Cincinnati Marine
Hospital; Member of the London Medical So
ciety Of Observation, &c.
PSI send you the above voluntarily, and
YOU may use il a. you desire.
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GENERAL NEWS.

The bsst maiden spsseh-"Yss."
Prentice says the present sssfs Of tha
South, like the susfs u the 80, are white.
@. L. valAndigham 10 to publish Den
oera,ie paper IN Ciscinnati.
Don Carries Buell. 10 msntisnsd % poesi.
Die candidate for the nomination at New
York.
The French roof mania RACES to . great
extent in this country.
Hoe. the press man. made more than
100000 last year.
st. Louis has shipped -four from The pres
eut years wheat.
W. W. Dinsmers, the Adams Express
man, has bought elsl 900 house on Fifth
Avenue
A New York servant set fire to house
because her mistress discharged her.
Rovsrdy Johnson's son. Edward O., is to
be his fathers secretary in England.
Salmon P. Chase is prominent member
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. Dr.. Raphael, the most eminent jew
ish divine in the country, died in New York.
on the 23d, Of apoplsxy.
Some folks have curiosity to know why
their Paper is so damp when il reaches them.
Probably il is because there isso much due
on il.
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SPAARHne BASIN, July 18th. 1861.
Messrs. HosrrrrxR 4 SarH-Gents For the
past two years have been afi ctsd with Chron-
ic Disease snd weak stomach l have tried .
great many medicines. but have received no
benefit was al last ADVISED - try your csls-
brstsd Stomach Bitters. and 10 mI great aston
ishment il has entirely relieved me. l have
recommended il 70 others, and Il has Away .
given perfect satisfaction. JosL O'BaIss.
Tho above writer is personally known to me.
and eau vouch for the correctness OF his state
uent HHSRf CoBys
HoSt- x.e Ill.,
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feb. 81, 1867
Msssrs. Hossrrrns / SnirR-Gsxrs: ! lost
my health in the army, am great sufferer from
DYSPEPSIA and other complaints. l have com
meucsd taking your Bitters. end fully believe
they have done more good than all the medi
cines have ever taken before. Yours respect
fully. u. J. HOOP.
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Notice In Bankr,ap1cy.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on THE
i 9Th day Of June, A. D. 1858. . warrant in
Bankruptcy vas issued against the estate OF
George W. Stumbaugh, OF ~ ons, in the County
Of Clinton. and State Of Iowa. who has been I'd .
Judged . bankrupt, on his own petition. That
The paymen. OF sny debts and delivery of any
property belonging 70 such bankrupt. 10 him or
Tor his use, and the transfer Of any property BY
him are forbidden By law. That meeting Of the
creditors Of the said bankrupt, TO prove their
debts and choose one or more assignees Of his
estate, will be held at Court of Bankruptcy, to
bs holden q No. :, West Beconi street, IN the
City Of Davenport, before Y. n. Price. Register,
on the 7th day Of July, A. 30. ISIS. at 10
o'clcck A. n. U. W. CLARK,
U. 3. Marshal as II Messenger. Dist. of Iowa.
A. II. Corrox. Attorney for Petitioner.
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In BnDkruptcy.

Tn he LII~ RIOT IoU..T or TIE UN1-
J. ted States - The District Of lewa, il the
m after of ) X. alAughsr, bankrupt.
T the creditors Of said J. b. fiaughef, aad I'll
other efsons iotsfested.-Sifs:
You 6rs hereby nsteied that petition has
been 6ed In said court. - J. n. Risugher. Of the
city Of Aarengo, in said visorie duly deelaeed Q
Bankrupt. under the oct Of Csngreas, Of March
md 1857. for dissh, res and certificate thereof,
from all his debts aud other slsims provable un-
der said 81, aud that The l7th Of July. a. d.
ls6s. st the hour 81 ssn o'ulook. ., m. Of said
day. q assigsed for the hearing Of he sams b
fore the SAID Court, at ChGmbefs, u Otsumws.
lows, when md whore yes osy steSsd and shew
cause II any you have. WV the prayer Or 0aid
petition should mot BE granted. You afs here
81 further noti6sd that the I'd and Sd neetiasl
OF the creditors Of the said J. r. flaughsr, for
the purposes provided ia section - 81 said 40
Of Congress Of March Sad. ls67. will Be held on
the 10th day Of July. A. y. 1858, = the hour Of
ten O'Clock, .. n. of said dey, before the Hon.
N. n. Price, Register. q his Office No. I West
Cd street, in the city Of Davenport, Scott county
State q Iowa, whsa and where you can BE- pres
ont il you desire 70 be. II. X. LOVE-,
Martin Murphy, Attye. Clerk
June Is d3taaf
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Notice i'm Bankrunfcv-

ThIS 10 TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON TIE
9Th day Of Jans. A. d. 1868. . warrant In
Cot,ls, Of Clinton Of the county Of Ciintsn. and
State Of lows, who has been adjudeed . Banhs
rupt on bis own petition, that the paynsns Of any
such Bankrupt to Kin. or for his use and The tsss
fer Of any property by him are forbidden BY law
that meeting Of Shs creitdorD Of the sad Denksupt
sgnees Of his estate, will be held ct aCosst Of 1aak
fuptcy to b holden @ No. West 0econd stsUee n
the city u Davenport before = ~. Price. Register.
on ths It'll day Of July. A. D. 1ssa, t 10 O'Clock A.
n. q. W. CLARK.
I. 8. Marshal, NJ Messenger. Dstrict Of Iowa.
caAss = SrEvEss. Att'ys for Petitioner.
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Notice In Bankruptcy.

ru,ul sis TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
II the 9Th day Of June, 4 u. ls6s. warrant
in bankruptcy wss issued sga.nAt the estate IF
Amos Stevens. Of Clinton. in the county Of
Clinton, and state Of lows. who has besn cd
judged Bsnkrupt. On his own petition that
the payment Of aay debts and delivery OF my
property b.loa einf t. snch bsakruptt to him. or
Tor bis use, aud she trsnsfer Df apy property by
hin are forbidden by Av; thss meeting Of
We creditors Of the said BAnkrlpt. 10 prove
their debts, sud 10 choose one Or more assignees
Of his estate. will he held at Court Of bank
rupicy. to be holden u No. I, West Second u
in the city OF Davenport. before ". y. Price,
Register. on the 9TH day OF July, A d. 1868, at
10 o'clock, A. u.
Juno d.t-ssa @. W. CLARK,
L 8. Mashal. - Messenger, District Of Iowa.
CHAsE 4 SfEvExs, Attorneys fos Petitioner.
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VVHKRBAe, IN PURSUANCE OF THE PRO-
w visions Of An Act Of the l2th 0onsfal Asosnhlv
Of the state Of Iowa. entitled tan Act 70 enable
ToWnshpe and Incorporated Towns and Cites -
aid In the c0retfucsAon Of 3ailrOodos Petition
sixne1 By onethird Of the resident OF the
Township Of Davenport b ~ Coanty Of Scott, and
stats of lows, hAs bean psesented TO
Township Trustees Of ssid Township askine that
the question be spb0itted to the yoter Of said Town
chip whslSDstAo I'D fewnshlp sh IL 80 Gsax Of
four ~ pee cGne on Ne toxable Deop4E1 o8uDf, to
b levied an eovsctod ~ follooe: 1We ~ Per Ct.
ON the amount Of the assesement OF said ToWnsh!p
for ths year 1885, AID two ~ per cant on the auQAes
ofths assessment Of s.d Township ~ the ye0 80.
said amounts 20 % - eod 70 - expended for the
purpose Of aiding IN the construction Of the Daven
port and 81. feal Railroad hon Poaet Il q nsar
the city OF davenport, to point n 1e northesn
boundry line Of said county IL manner and form =
Drevs1ed II ssia A..
Nov tAereaofs. n order that tnc votsfs OF sasd
T0wnsMp - eo0gS oe releet eead proposition. II
thsssin % saturday. ~ iisAly q July .ls,
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physicians. the press. and others.
We hare made the study Of The
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-27
Notice or Bankruptcy.

i 9Th day OF June, A. d 1858. n Warrant II
bankruptcy WAS issued against the estate Of Al
exAnder and John o. kirkwood, OF Belle
Plane. In tho County OF Ben;on, and
State Of Iowa, who have been adjudxcd
Bankrupts, on their own petition. that tie pay
ment Of any debts aud delivery of any property
belonging 10 such BAnkrupis, to them, or for
their use. and the uans'sr OF any property by
them, are forbidden By Law; that meeting OF the
creditors Of the said Baukrupts, to prove their
debts. andchoose ono or more asaignees Of their
Estates, will be held n . Courtof Bankruptcy,
TO be holden at No. ! West Second Street, in
the city of Davenport, before N. NJ. Price, Reg
sicr, on the .,hday Of July, A y. 1868.
inns d4t.sst q. W. CLARK.
U. =. Marshal.a s Messenger, Dist. Of Iowa.
SaAxs Joassox. Attorneys for Petitioners.