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calls our attention to the fact that
the New Orleans Christian .Advo-
cate is not edited by Mr.. Hugh
Campbell, as we stated two weeks
ago, but that Campbell's paper
has the ssChristian'' part of the
name left out, being simply the
rlNew Orleans Advocate. This pa
per is, however, an organ for
Northern Methodism and is owned
: and controlled by the Rev. Mr..
Newman, at present chaplain to
the U. S. Senate and pastor of
Gen. Grants church at Washing
3 ton.
: Lieut.. Vance who killed young
, Shelton in Franklin parish a few
= days ago, has been granted by
J. Judge Crawford a change of ven
: ne to the parish of Concordia.
We learn that the accused has
. d. never been in charge of ne civil
:. authorities, but is a military pris-
i, oner guarded by his own men.
j. - We are in receipt of the
Is Daily News, a newspaper publish
ed in New Orleans by J. Fl. Keefe
70 s. Co., and edited by Nobody
10 Knows-Who. 1t is sold daily a
e. sc per copy, and monthly at so
6 to mail subscribers. We hope tn
News will hold out, but advise
IF not to play tender, as it appear
n to be doing, to that execrabl
70 humbug, the New Orleans Times
or Cadet Joseph Simmons, {son {
s. the late A. G. A. Simmons, {
Mt Trenton, and who was imprisone
Or in the Alexandria Jail for shootin
~ a negro, was forcibly taken OF
a few days ago by disguised pa
ia ties and has not since been hear
he from. We hope the young ma
is. has not been foully dealt with.
IN u We have to announce tx
advent of the fifth set of twins
er- Monroe Eithin IL me- nths. I'll
ed mother }Ofthe last pair is past 4
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Trenton was very dull yester-
day, and merchants complained
of small sales.
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admirable soldier, a courteous
gentleman, and as brave a man, as
ever boarded ship or stormed a
work. He is a native OF Norfolk
Va, and is connected with some
of the best people in Virginia ana
Louisiana. In the command OF
the Cuba in an open sea, he Will
he a second Semmes to the young |
Republic of Cuba.-E1ch0'age.
MosBY HEARD FRoA1.--Among
the late kilograms from Virginia
we find the following ultimatum
from the famous Col. Mosby to a
Col. Boyd, who, it seems, charged
the daring ex-Confederate caval-
Eryman with being a highway
robber:
+ 7SIR:-Your note of. the second
is evasive. IF [ omitted your of
fensive language it was because l
desired no explanation Or apolo-
!, py. NV object has been to test
Whether YOU would fight as a gen
tfenan, and to remove all pretext
for further equivocation. L now
quote your objectionable Ian
Z guage.~ You said that you *'could
prove in Pennsylvania that | was
t a highway robber." 1 now de-
r 1nand satisfaction; no explanation
: or -eouivocation. Will You fight
: Col. Smith has full authority to
b act. Respectfully your obedien'
servant,
- 80 go JOHN s. MosBY.
. Warrentown, Va.,' Aug. Sd, 1869
TO Col. w. H. Boyd.
i DAILY MA1L.-The Postmaste
:, in New Orleans informs the Re
publican that daily mail commu
nicsstion has been established wit
/ Nothern Louisiana, and Easter
IS rexas, via Vicksburg. -
e Allowing that Sunday is not
dI day, 1.-THE Postmaster in New o.
N leans is just half right. Their
is is a tri-weekly mail to this plac
le from vicksburg and beyon
" Which extends westward to Shr
d, veport, and this is the ''da1ly
to mail referred to.
The Radical organ at Jackso
= Miss, in commenting on Alcor
g, it's nominee for Governor, say
20 cit is needless to tell MISSISSIPPI
Or ans who he is, or what he n
III BEEN" .r.
:. A similar statement might
. made in reference to most OF tt
:, native-born Radicals Of this Stat
There is no need Of describll
20 the plague. .- ...-r ...
III. E~ Over certain portions
a their numerous lines the Weste
pie Union Telegraph Company ha
as materially reduced their rates
De- transmitting messages. "A m'
it'll sage of ten words may be Sc
zen from Monroe to New Orleans
nd IS cents. The price was former
Up two dollars. -.
Both houses of the Virgin
legislature having ratified
49,, XIVth and XVIII amendmen
adjourned on the Sth till the Ii
,o+ inst.
the Trenton was very dull vest
uld day. and merchants complain
,,,n of S,no1 So1pS
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the act and hold the officer up 10
nnh,;c censure, for thus trlhlng
with the laws of the land and tne
sacred liberty Of the citizen.
Capt. Edward Higgins

Tho telegraph has brought US
.,a me ;nte1liSence of the sailing Of
the Hornet (now the Cuba) me
oH;oar in command of her IS a
graduate of the United States Na-
Cal Academy, participated IN the
war with Mexico as an o1!ooA
the U. S. Navy, resi- gned MS 'on a
mission shortly Afterwards an"
commanded the steamship NAn
derbilt, running from New YORK
to Southampton or Havre. ne
continued in this line tor aDou'
:, nine wears, when he retired from
the sea. and upon the commence
ment of the late war, was ap-
nointed by Gov. Moore a CAPTAIN
in the First Regiment, OF Loulsl- =
ana Artillery, Q. S. A., Zone OF
!, two regiments of Regulars, the
l other aninfantry regiment, ra1s-
l ed by that State upon her seces-
sion.j He was subsequently pro
Noted to the Lieutenant COlOnei
CIV OF a volunteer regiment 1ron
= the same State, and ordered to tht
e command Of Forts jackson AM
Is St. Philip, where he was In com
= mand during the famous attac1
mon them made in April, 1867
= by Admiral Porter's mortar nee
y and Admiral Farragut's naVa
le force. After the surrender OF tn
IL forts, after being exchanged
= Lieut.. Col. Higgins, was prone
- ted Brigadier General and ordere
10 to Vicksbug, during the siege
r, which place he was actively G
as duty. Atsthe close of the war |
he went to. New York to resid
We Gen. Higgins, is a tine sailor,
= admirable soldier, a. courteo
Is gentleman, and as brave man
ever boarded ship or stormeo
n work. He is native of Norto
ct Va, and is connected with sol
let of the best people in Virginia a
NV Louisiana. In the command
the Cuba in an open sea, he "
a '" be a second Semmes to the you
by Republic Of Cuba.-Each@'ge:
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r- We have to announce the
advent of the fifth set of twins in
Monroe /ithin IL me nths. The
mother }ofthe last pair is past 40.
The father is past consolation.
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SDeclaI Attention

c:.. D., ~. e,.r.ae and shipment Of cotton,
u'stn ~. - ,ecevne and forwarding Of all kinds
Of s' m ne ndise. Consgnees notified Of arr
val, Of f,eigh, a. the earlies, moment: are.
honses conve nient to access, sad 't0s'se oe
the river bank.
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Both houses of the Virginia
legislature having ratified the
XIVth and XVIII amendments,
adjourned on the Sth till the 18th
inst.
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and above it. pressed on her accep-
tancc "A liberal douceur, which she as
steadily refused TO take, Mr.. Duplessis
assisted his sister into the gig which he
had brought 10 fetch her. and resumed
the rcns ; and was just on the point Of
starting when Madame arrested him for
moment by laying her hand on his
arm. LET me ret down, Henri Du-
plcssis.' she said to him in French,
loud enough for Jane to overhear her.
II am afraid Of YOU. | will not GO
with you to-day. Let me descend, |
say .
The only answer was mocking
laugh, and sharp angry lash with the
whip, which made the horse, bound
madly forward, and drowned Gil further
words.
Jane Garrod standing on the step
outside the door. saw q white frightcn-
ed iacc turned 10 her for moment.
and then the gig AMI its occupants
were lost round a tnrn Of the road.
"lic did not say to what place he was
taking hcr.' muttcrcd Jane To herself
rs she turned into the house "he only
.aid that he was taking hrr to some
friends. Pray Heaven that no harm
betali he . IL seems 10 me that I've
seen that zig before to-day. It surely
belongs to Luke Graylng, landlord Of
the SiIcer Lion NJ Fairwood."
To nE CoSrrSrrp.
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2octitdl.
A German Trust Song.

just as Ioa leads me, I would go
lTcnli NOT AZ 20 choose mv way
Content with What be will he.faw
A+-ured ha win NOT Let uc stray
- a- he irad-. nv path make,
nd strp hy -tep gladly take,
chtld ia him ceuhilng.
Tu-t a. ral leaI- I nrn coutcnt.
rrst No calmly w hi- hands
Iuat whifl he hA- drrrcei and sent
Ih1' which Oh. win ~ me commands.
wpull tifet hc ssnrlt all fnlhi.
Thaf I lhauid dn M gracious will
D. living o. 70 dying
JHaf a- Goa lease ] sli rc-tEn
! nl-t Wt fu my Father will
Mhrn t~Hn'- ravs deceptive shine.
H. couuAai would I set fulfill.
llat WHl,h hi- love nriainr I a. ri ghi
Before hc brought m. to the light
NV AID ia hifu Te.tsninE-
Just A. tod lcad. inc. ! abide
in fafh M bone. in suffrring true
II strength f- cvrr hy NV side
'Au au-At my hnll nn him nndof
tnht gIr nru 10 patience knowing
Ihsi Gutl uty ifr i- siill t,~-towing-
lhe.is~-i in Kindness scuding
Jus, l- Cod lrad. onward rn,
br ANITA inaru- arl hriar- .esn.
g. aap- nsi yci hi- guidance show
Hui in thc ond it ehtli ~ seen
Hs0. by loving Fafh"r'. Will.
lsthr ana true he l,at. mo siill
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ru.uIt
.......... go ,.-.......t.
.i.. ciIi..-.... .t..
III. .....-......
N, ,u,l...,. I..,,,,,,...t ,,,, "a ~. 49,.
.I.n. anI .r,..tin, AMI ,,arr,d yra.i.
,r.Iv inouirr,i now s,.,n ,hr Train
..u -i.t g.. expected l., ..r-,..
>Ao !as Wy. I.,t. tc.,.rAph,-l.' WY
Ilirtl .tt,l. anI went l,, more ,AAn ,.n
minutes l.,e to-day.
Nu- mar- Said NJ. Duplc~,.-
,.-n -.ui.r. a. ift.n minute, WI,
is.t enough, | presume that railway
trains sr... cla-...i iu ,.,. feminine -.n-
I.- t, r..a-.-, .f ,h.,- urp,rp,,uallity
aul General reui--n.,. M k,,pinr
I rbe.r aur..ui,a,r,t- and with that he
~Aunter,-i dauu thc platform. selecting
Il ,i--.r from Lt, case A- lc went. ann
evidently d,termint-l 10 while away
th,. time Il PLEASANTLY a, po>-ihlc.
a uicr--pukcn gentleman. surely.
luutt.r,-i Abel 10 himself. ~ he hustled
oiT ID see that I'LL signals were all right.
aui thc linc clear, ana everything iii
readiness for the comm. train bu; al
WAY, with a furtivc glance al the little
attic window of BIZ, house. plainly 10
N, seen from the station. out Of one
corner Of which. where the blind was
lu,hcd 4 little On one side. he knew
that his wife. with tile assistance Of i
small pocket-tclescopc. was noting
everything that happcncd on the plat.
form. ann patiently awaiting the arri.
Val of the p. NJ. train.
NJ D,,,l...i. sca,ad on the sof,
,rrf nr ar o,nl,anlmert smoliny w.
,.f.rar ami yhisl;n,, ar tho haad. w
Nh. tall weed, with his cane. was an
parentIv Ia M hurry for the -raip !,
arrive and had some terrible accideu
hafallen il which would have delave.
its coming for ever. he might. perhaps
hayc L,an none the les. pl,as.l
Atlcnp,l. the tagging train role,
slowly into ,he station. ana from j, de
sc.u,i;u,,, nas.cn,,er--a woman ,hich
IL veil.d havino ON voluminons ora,
mantle and q Ilack-siIk dress mucl
fraved Mn ,ravel-s,ained abont III
skirt.-vbo. not perceiyiug AZ the frs
Glance the person sh. .xpec,ed ,her
II meet her. turned on Abel with alarm
ind ouicLness. SAVING IN = harsh. higl
pitched voice Monsieur Duplessi.
, n'e.t-il pas i..i > throwino III her tbic
i rlI N the same momep, onJ displa,
- ;,,., =, Ahal's au.,arad ,rrac. tho mi
saIlow face Of woman no longer eitl
Or young or handsome, but who, nc
many years ago. had been both. light
y ed up by two restless. piercing blac
eyes, which shone out, with strange
Z baleiul lustre, from beneath the heav
brows. black and straight. which eros
"a her forehead almost without breal
Before Abel had time to reply that /
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I lrrcaponllr
" t~HINDToN. y. G..
Jan. 18th, l~6S. I,

TIL lonr penlir., f.,.rr.,,,,;,,,,,
churr II ,,trrnlty vti..h i, ,;u !.
me,nherrl wns caus.d ~, s.r,no.o
preached sn,,,, ,,,,r,t, o.,,. H.. ,h.,p
D.. Boyutou. tban,.tor cvnl,io;n.,,h ,ho
relations ~ the colnrrd n..,,t. !, ,h.
church. Lg, M I.pg,I L.,n -.,.f..I
least M. r,ro Al. th.. ,l,o;y;.n u.o..
eli aprnint,,l r...,i.,,,. ,aa.,.u
/, concerned Tbo Cop,.;l ha,,n s..
session, ,n Wr.ln.-,I,,.I,-. I.I
,Iit~ lahor. M >.tur.l,, ,o.r,a,n
u.-i.lynu, v.r.+,.. .n.,.,h.r- Al, .t.,
council .n tI,. i,....,.....4.. ,h.. .h
sessions wrr, fr..,.,..f.. .r...,,....I NJ.
.n,o ,i,.. r;gl- IN .rl.r .I,.. ,,.l. ....,..
tnt.,b+ l.,,-. ,,.,tn ;-.:.,
iu...
DE,r,r.x .xor r,yC.,,,,
TbrI..;.;nn or,b. ..uu...I
rulo,.L.i +,.-
.no.i,;.., ,,to,l... .
f..,.,,r... H. i
W. ,.,;..,,
t.,..
.ft ..l.r
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t.,.... s..-..... .,
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-,
..,.i.....-.......
,.,.. /, h.. .,r,,.,. ,Ii.r 4, ,.
rate Dr. Boyutun Will probably remain
uo longer than thc ith of March next.
WHEN I'll. term III Chaplain of the
/ IIou.. III Representative, expjrc.
/ NATION Al. CuxvrNTIu~, IN WA,ur>o-
rux.
Two National Conventions met here
/ la~t week.-thc colorei mems. and ,hc
bricklaycr>. The proceeding, Of th,
col,rrl mems catherine haya l..r
marked bv wise ana INTELLIGENT action.
and the ,rrnuine ,ycraoa abilitv of IA F..
delegate, surprise, their best and most
hopeful friends. Most thc delegate.
from thr Southern State, v.r. bonds.
men eight wears aro. and thc prorrc..
they have made IN their own educatio,
is truly remarkable. Many are logi
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4Ni5tcll.lncous.
BROUGHT TO LIGHT.

r THOMAS -rfrnIi1.
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since the discovery Of the two poisoned
colored men at his residence is exceed
ingly "scary and lodges and boards
at the house of Hon f. NJ. Stanton,
late Secretary Of War. No arrests for
the murderers have been made, but NJ.
Berthemy is 50 far suspicious Of GER
tain members of his own household, !,
that he refuses to be catered to by the
suspected parties.
AMUsEMENT5 AT THE CAPITOL.
Wallis Opera House remained voice
! less last week, the manager aying
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Vol. XIV. Whale No. 72s. No.

participants in the festivities would b
very great. and in many instances ire
reparable. 1t may not be fact gener
ally known that detectives have to bJa a.
placed on all visitors to the Whit =
House and the Capitol buildings, t.
prevent them from actually stealing
portions of the furniture. Arrest,;,
are frequently made of ladies (O dele
\ tected in cutting off pieces Of lace curs
tains to carry away as remembrance
but the cases are generally disposed Of
quietly, and the offenders never brought
to trial. 1t is for this good and sub-v
stantial reason. that the Senate refusIt
ed to concur in the action of thar
House, although few Senators Of theau
old school would object under any cir
cumstanccs. 10 the use of the rotunda
for similar festivities. As it is. the
Ball will take place as usual in the,t
Patent Office, or in the large hall oAo
the Smithsonian Institute Although i,
the tickets are ten dollars each, thD
preparations will probably be insnfli-n
cient TO accommodate the large num-lb
her which will be in attendance.
RrcoNsrRCcrToN n VIRGINIA u
The fact is no longer disguised by y.
many earnest Republican that conces- =
slons must be made to the demands Of :.
the Virginia Conservatives, who are =,
ably represented here by committee. !
The committee are apparently earnest di
and sincere in the work assigned them. nd
and will accept negro suffrage in good II
faith with universal suffrage A. a g1d h
pro Yao. The Republican Committee i,
ofNa however. arr endeavoring to -
counteract the influence OF the Conserv
atNc party, but with what result re-
mains 10 hc seen 't
RECuRpCrTT WIN CANADA
was discussed in the Senate on the / ith =
inst. Mr. Morrill, delivered an able :,
s,.ceh II o,,n..;,.o, :. -. ,.., :"
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all tho purposes Of L..4t "
Medicine
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q Perhaps ~ nnt -1.. i.
j. 81. q. u. !.
g. cine r. uufvtf-I Il.. .a-
~ qnlrri hy cvprl s0sls as
4 catharfir. nDr ever
0zEEr<K any bcforc 50 uu yrf- .i-
Ns&s Is adopted into use. IN
every country AMI among
AyeI :, W. ,,ai;;:: 'i;.:,; 4: 1! !, ss....! A n.
~ son IL, that IL n taa#. r.-
czmS--------S liable anil far mnre Uf..-
tuai remedy ihsu sHr
Other. Those wn- .fte
tired l. know that it cured fuHn. thn-e Wha have
not know that u cur- Their neiEf,sor- AM ilsnfs.
anA ail know that hat a. docs once q does AlWHFs
that It never fails through any tail "r neglected.
iis composition. VIC have then .An3. upHn taou-
sands ~ oerti aies of their rar kaalc crs of the
following com laints, but snch 'inrs are Auown N
every nclshhorhnoi, and we uo-t nnt puul.th tlctn
Adapted b Al aEe- a-t conditions in al climates,
containing neither calomd % AnF drleiafrl''a- ing
they may bc taken With SAFETY by anybody hcir
sugar coating preserve them ever ifsh ami makes
them pleasant to take whir a,cinE purely vegetable
no harm can arse from ihcir IN any quantity.
They operate l'v their powerful iadlenre Cn tho
internal Vscera - parity me blood and -mu ar Il
INTO healthy ari' 1u remove tho Distinctions of tho
stomach. bowel liver. ami other organs II tho
heiy. restoring their irregular action ~ health and
hy correcting, wherever they exist, such deranso-
mefts a. arr thc first origin of disease.
INNATE dirr-pons arr given n The wrapper
ihr box, f7r the following complaints, which lhcse
i'lfis raridly cure
Pr Dyspepsia or indigestion. Iistiess.
n~ss. LAneuor and Lo.. Of Appetite. thcy
ehDuM D., taken moderately tn stimaiaic the stnu.
) AMI rcstouc its healthy tone AMI action.
Ter Liver Complaint and "a various rvrip-
ir-Hs. Itiiious fBcadae he. sick Headse he,
toiie and Bilious Fcver.. They should ~ 10.
iiuslr taken ior each case, Co rnrrar the diseased
f'T Is,.~nt~r, ar Diarrhra. hui one mid
A.'-H tf generally Et, Wirri
far Hhrumafi.ns. q ont. Gravel r,aipi.
tation Of the Heart. Paia in Ih- side
BACK aAI Ioin.. they shouA be oontlnuonsIv
i>'n :, relu1i, io change tlle diseased acton Of
.f-iea wa snah change those complaints
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Fefhan3 ~ l'H N
cine p So uuivtf l.
gifirri liv cvpry bals .
4 cathariir. NOR va ever
any before 81 uusycf li-
Is adopted into use. N
every country an lnfnnng
al classes, as th ritii
'f efficient purEatise
s'fH. The ohKtlu t-
son IL, that iiita1tnp
liable AMI far mone
tuai remedy thtu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ID r. y A M E s.

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL
j New oriear., La. established In 1eJe, anu fos
the las. - years located in C.tcago-the moot src-
cessfu Specialist OF the age in the treatment OF all
disc sser o, privatenntare--can be conhdenfially
eonsul.ee At hs oee and rooms 81 l. 90 RArrors IT,
cokSrR % prawrsns srzFrr. or sTAns rpon tne
usatrcen. Of Chronic, Mercnria, syphilltie. blood
AMI skin Diseases and all Disorders OF Co ntag'cus
Veesrcal ,karacter-vAsch 10 cufee without the use
Of iodiie Of potassa, arsenic, or poison,
I'm; with HE SrurRALixKsa positive cure fof AL ne
nors and blood poiscrs.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such - Seminal WEAK
cees Nectural and Dluraal EmissUns. brought on oy
asuss Of the organ early ndeecretion. exceesss, or
In heri,ed-eausing lose Of memory, eonfnstcr. oe-
preston dmness Of vision, and often tmes insani'
X with deplorabe train 81 other symptoms-
ty.sted and radically cured by an invaluable methcd,
ssvirv time and xpenee. All diseases peculiar 70
the sexual organs Of private character. radically
n,S sisesDes o. The mat horrible class who're The
Alood hes become psiscne1-pfodaeing blceenee ~
the Sece snail watosy osseesefeane tn the nsaa -,
Sopeeulcesatedt throat and noes oofso - the iinoo
IA Aody. ,esofula-toeothes With IN endless an
- 81 0S6bhnss- e0sctually ard pefDansetU eefces
~. Jar q RECOMMENDED By the psoo o. re
eouptry BY professors Of medical colleges. and q
the medical profession generally. Those amicea
shoold euply to him and b cared ct unee.
m Jazz can be consulted, conhdendaily. oy ies-
te1 o. Drawer Ss63. Chicago. enclosing etAmP TOE
return answer or at his once psSlors, 81 kao-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-21
Notice in Bankruptcy.

hiS is TO GlvE NjTlCE THAT ON
i the slst day Of December, A. D.. lsss. a
warrant in bankruptcy was issued against The
estate OF Edward N. Thursson, in the Count, of
Scott. and State Of Iswa, who has been adjudg
ed bankrupt on his own petition That the
payment Of any debts and delivery Of any prop
erV belonging to such bankrupt, 70 him Or for
his use. and the tran sfsr of any property by him
are forbidden by law. That q meeting Of the
creditors Of said bankrupt, to prove their bebts
and choose one or more assignees Of his estate
will be holden in the city OF davenport, before
N. N. Price. Register, on the 9Th day Of Zebra
airy, A. ID. 1865, At 10 o'clock A N.
dec3l -d4t-tnur CIV. CLARK
U. 3. Marshal - Messenger. Dist. Of leva,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-21

Curls'! Curls !.
Notice In Bankruutcy.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON TIE
Il slst day Of December, A. d. 1853, . war
rant 10 bankruptcy was issued against the estate
Of William insles, in the County Of Clinton and
Stste Of Iowa, who has been adjudged bank
rupt ON his own psiition. That the payment Of
any debts and delivery Of any property belong.
ing TO such bankrupt. to him or for his use, and
the transfer Of any property oy him are forbid
den BY law. That . mestiur Of the or editors #
said bankrupt, 70 prove their debts and choose
one or mere sssignsss 81 his essssc, will be
holden n the city Of Davenport, before NJ. n.
Prize. Register, on the 9Th day Of February. 4.
ID. 1869. at 10 o'clock A. NJ
decsl dlt.Thura @, W. CLARK
y. =. Marshal ~ Messenger. Dist. of lova