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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-24
FOR THE KEowEE COURIER.
Fork Baptist Association---18th Annual
Meeting.

The Minutes of this body, which hive been
kindly furnished to US, prompt the following
Suggestions:
l. Such meetings are we'll adapted to pro:
mote unanimity of spirit, unity 10 effort, and md
uniformity of action, on tho part OF both
ministers and people, in advancing the cause
ofChrst They should, therefore, be well at
tended The minutes show that all the
churches, connected with tho Association,
were represented by delegates.
j 2. A fratcrnal, Christian spirit should char
acterizo such bodies The Savior prayed
with reference to His disciples: "That they
all may be ono, as thou, Father art in me,
and Fin Thco, that they also may be one in
us !; that the ,oorl1 may hno,o that tho" hast
sent me-" The Minutes show that call Min
istors present (rot delegatcs) wcro invited to
seats in the Association"
~ - Ills important that the several churches
.. Nuainted with each others con-
should bo acqEFEieGpts; in order that the the
dition and nloveu> ht,,o m'ekened 70 now ellore
moro indolent may be. .qn.; Rev. Rev. the sympathy
by the more dilgent, and tha. AugGA up int pe'
Of tho moro spiritual may be stirrcdn stirrcdhar19inutc,
half of the moro languishing. The - e'ved
show, that correspondence was roc1SHior
from several Associations. and tho TaI5 a.
Statomont furnishes several items Of inforls. /,
ton, with regard to the several churches.
4 4,s Such meetings afford an occasion for
the discussion of practical questions, affecting
the vitality and usefulness Of the churches.
Tho question "refcrrcd to the next meeting"
of the Association, viz: "why are not our
churches blessed and our people prospered,"
is one of groat moment. We suppose that
one fact indicated by tho Tabular Statement,
viz: that, while only Is had been baptized,
during the year, 80 had been excluded"
must have had soma Influence in prompting
the consideration ofsthis question:
s. Suoh meeting may be rendered auxilia
Minutes show that tho Association has not
overlooked this great work. They report 6
Schools, with9 Supesintendents, 42 Teachers,
and 285 Scholars. But 10 churches are EN-.
braoed within the Association, il a,Sabbath E
School were established 10 each 5of them, not
less than 1888 Teachers, and 900 Scholars
might bosreported Nay, We do see, why
there might not be as many pupils in the
Sabbath Shoots, as mombersiin tho Churches,
siz: 1871 What q work for the Assooia-
tion! & 81 ss @ %S
y y 81. Tho Association may do much for the
circulation Of "a religious paper Tho Mia
utesg show, tn the ssYorkins C6ristian,s
at Yorkyille, S. g., has been GEM
taended 20 The patronage Of Bapsists. MOL
family that has taken fsr any length of tirno,
d gopd religious papor, aud read IL carefully,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-24
j. II. WHITTIER.
Attorney at Law.
SsD ss
Is EA II Es'EAH,E A GRE Mt, y

f I WALHALLA, 50, Ca, '@
TT.As in charge for sale thf following LOTS
X Land FARMS: 80 'n.tM (
Lot, III, Acre, in Walhala hear Court House.
- f2Acres in WalhaIla, tino building sito.
Coz 2l0 feet, below FaIhalla, fine build
ing site.
ls0s2lo feet, bolowj jwalhalla, fine build
Sing site.
-" 10 Acres. below Wyhalla, fine building
,s,s,'s. site. -
We. 200 Acres, unimwoIed, milos from,
.a Walhnlln.
$40 Acres, improved,H miles from WAL
Z, 1850 Acres. $50 acreI Bottom, improved. |.
s IA Sr13 miles from Wnlhlla. e
!" 42, Acres, Blue Ride Railroad. Perry
vile Depot, 9 miles 3om Walhalla.
q" 500 Acres, near Rrryvllo Depot, 0
miles from WalhallI
600Acres, Seneca lrcek, near Perry
5Gllo Depot.
~ As Acres in Wallgl &.
~ l6b aerss, 80 0'aores ot'Pottom, improved,
n 4 miies Of Wslhalla.
IL i7oo aaras, on On Iinlo Eiycr, 10 6!iles.
WalbSllp 100 aeros bottom, ssel1f ~,
4 lsdo ocras, l4o acrAs|f Creek Bottom,
i#psossd, fina,,stoeA fssp,,5 '4lmuiles from. q ~.
q 10 acres. Woodland. lli ttmlared, one
K n,,la Prom Walballaa ,., 81 a. q 5 .F
~ II i22 iaeses, IA milas ftli b Waibaila, Gpe
sitoation for Tannery
.ag0 0ficeSonP Public nase. ssfa Y
4 Nay 10. 1859 rs e
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-24

"A wnMAa ID Wisconsin, after bayi6e sna
.ried and buried il second husband, ,ljs 81 .sf,st 5
plicant. for y divorce Il order 10 fNsfff i
third she having Just learned tltst sieis 6Ist
shGsband, who as faported saSsaA Are1 ihf
sfornia eleven years s,is i thot
md living with aecond wife iA San ESs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30

The Provisional Government yesterday
issued an address TO tho nation, tending to
res ore calmness TO the public mind. 1ney
decline 20 take active steps against tho
Reactonis,., but declare they are closely
watching them, and If necessary VIII com
la them. All religious questions they VII
lave 10 he fnslly disTo-sd q by the con
s,nenis ~ tie corttz The Abolitionis,s
presented petition TO the Government ask-
Ing ina, it issue decree setting free al
cinlar born in slavery since September,
1888; winch petition was referred to the
Constituent Coft,z. -he Diplomatic corps
have addressed TO Government . protest
agAins, the treatment Of the Psral Nuneio.
Toe city Of Madrid is q ,iet but volunteers
are kept unaer arms The Archbishop oil
Burgos has been arrested, and is nov IN the
custody Of tho military.
LONDON. Jan. 29.-L,rd Monck has been
elected President 81 the France A merican
Cable Company. Details Of news from
Paraguay say the Allies hold most Of tn.
Paragusyan forts. and have captured the
srtillsry and baggage Of Lspszs army, with
| 90, 900 prisoners Lopez was fugitive IN
The forests, surrounded by Allied troops.
PAKIs, Jan. Dispatches FROM Athens
announce the arrival there Of Count Wa
Iew.ki An unfsvorabis reply to tie pro-
post ions Of the Paris Conference is sntici-
patsd from the Greek Government. The
neutrality of the Great Powers in the
d fficui,y between Turkey and Greece 10
a.,ured
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30
NEWS
BIZ TELEGR.fPH,
TO THE DALEY nEvosRAT.
Kew YORK.

NV YoEk. Jan. 80 A Richmond
sptcisl SAYS
A dispatch from Gold'bors, n C., states
that the greAisst excitement prevails at
kinssan. ia cons.qnsnce OF the lsnehing OF
Ave prisoners there Saturday nigh.
I.r.ous near tie scene head The div
charging OF pistols at the prisoners, near
thr biidss, AID Tie heAuy rlastes Of the
oeiiss as they were thrown into the
river.
Kins,on 10 in state Of ssige by the ne
grsss Of the surrounding country, who
threaten to libsrsts the remaining prison ers
10 the Jail and burn it down.
The whites are oil armed with such
arms ~ are at their command. guarding
their homes. Pioksts are stationed in the
suburbs At night.
Another horrible outrage occurred in Du.
plin county: A white man. Who bred upon
. party Of ne groes who we're attempting L,
violate the persons Of some young ladies'
vas murdered IN his house the follow u ,
nig 1t, hs b dy cut IN halves, and hung UP
~ the room whore lie sltp'.
No ares. have been made in either OF
these places
Lawlessnsss and anarchy exist 10 this en-
tire section az III. c4uniry tosueh an extent
as to siiy the ca,ryitg OGt and aiming OF
III, mi.liis by TIE Hovernor
The civil authorities are powerless u
snrt.ress this fearful carnival ef crime aud
carnival
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Jan 29.-rhe Committee
IN Pensions report that they are unable 10
o, reeve Low Mrs Lincoln Is entitled to a
- nsicn under any existing law No ev'-
ncs has bsen gwen, or reason assigned,
shy special provis.on should be made isr
ncr IL al, h Is the attention OF her friends,
he matter should have been referred TO
some ot.cr committee.
The congressional and other committees
nai long meeting last night on the lnau
sutation bail and agreed to ask congress- for
use Of rotunda on Inauguration day for =
toll d., sss reception. Several old citizens Of
Washington give n ball on that evening and
nave the promise Of the nav wing OF the
Treasury building, for that purpose. Sena-
OF Ccnness ono udsd his speech defending
himself from the charge Of corruption II
The Met trrahan mln,ng st, he pranouecrd
he charge ma l. against tin by Fes enicl
false. Fess-nden excltecly re- H. d. TIE
nee. Pa ilic X r. sch,n mo is much tall ed
i ID ogi.ta circles. X. K committees o.
aNe senate Will report next week amead
REM u Atehison branch, str hing oui ond
su' sd, aud ,uhsu,utu "a clause givu z
ttvtrumeut ga antee TO live Interest en-
hand> issued ditccily br tie company
Frisuds e bll th,n>s II eal be ce:rett 4
through with th,> chanpe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30
CHICAGO.

CncAGo, Jan. 80. lie practice by dis
honest te.sto,s u stealing papers from
s4hscrbers door Is cat led OH 10 uch sn
extent here, that a law 10 meet Il is now
peuoing IN the legislature during the past
vel. S.v.iai by have been captured in
tho act Of piifenn. paps.s, and ssnt ts1he
reform school.
A sewing machine I isf, named Abbot,
alias Dodge, has com. to grief at AurorA.
His mode OF operation was, TO gst appoint.
"a canvasscr aid have machines slipped 10
hm. AMI then dispose of them on his own
account. lie has yIc,im,zsd eeve.a CON-
pan,es. lie vas caugh, in hi. operations
N this city, whore he had dispo 81 Of a
machine at apawn oifice.
Tho grand Jury VI the Superior ecu
| Yesterday indicted DR.. Learsmoa for Il .
| murder VI Becker Barber, by adininistsrii &
| poisen.
Thomas Stewart and mis- paramour, 81 a
Riley, were also indicted for shooting
| Henry Hobart in . house OF III fame. Both
| cases have heretofore been noticed in tcess
| dispatches.
An important case Was decided yestsr
| lay in the United States Court against the
| GDverhment under the Nh,sky act OF 1868.
| ihs parties aueste are distiliers At Rock
| land. aud were charged with trying TO
iefraud the revenue. The evidence show.
ID that the parties had conformsd to all the
| requirements of the law as far ~ informed
| nd tho fault was on the part OF the rsve-
nue. officers. Judge Diummand made a
'ong charge to the jury, ard closed by in
| inating that the Government fleets ha I
| some du,ies t. criorm before The parties
could be deprived If night as well "a prop
rty.
The Chicago Sorotis ave reception
at night Mt their rooms, at which large
ompany were present, and ior ssvftAi
ours ilosed themselves atty. tn.
estivlttc, closed with iine eol'a ION.
The Chleae" d, iectiv.s r. working hard
70 get the ! 10 600 reward offered by the
Fir~t Natr nxi Bank Of Maryland for the
| recovery oil the Sloo, 900 securities recently
| stolen from it's vaults.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30
HAVANA.

HAVANA, Ja,. -. Adsices from Neuvi.
tas. up to Monia last, say:
Gen. Tu. sada. hearing Spanish reinforce,
ments had arrived at Puerto Principe.
abandoned the march on that place. lie has
. force OF g 900 men. armed With the Peas
body rifles. aud is confident Of success.
I've peace commissioners arrived Neuvi>
,as, and went under flag Of truce TO have
an interview with Cespesada.
A rebel tl.g 81 truce arrived At Neuvitas
on the 1911. The bearer dined ~i;h the
Governor II the town. he was instructed
nv Gen Tussads to demand that the prop
erty Of non .combstants be respected.
Count vslmssada fought . depsrats
bait at the crossing Of the X yer Ourto,
after which the Insurgents ceased to oppose
his march. The aggregate loss Of the
government troops was 500 killed and
wounded.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30

ST.. PAU, Jan. 3O.-Yesterday afternoon
while Robert Beck lord. Of this city. Was
returning from Fort Smelling, his horse ran
asay. throwing him out of tho cutter, and
breaking his arm.
Yesterday morning . man named Nelson
Wilson, while kindhng a fire, poured q
qusntity Of kerosene oil on the wood; it
our.ted the can and burned Wilson's face
and head in . hooking manner.
A man named Delevan. Of the firm Of
D.levan / Moore, Of ST. Anthony, while At
= camp on Rum river. had log rolled down
against him. smashing one leg below the
knee and the other above the ankle.
Mrs Is Boisbine Was attacked by .
man on Friday, evidently with the in,en.
non Of robbng her. She resisted and
struck him with stone. when he let 60 he
hold and ran.
The weather is cloudy and cid.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30
CHICAGO.

CnIcAeo. Jan. ~ : An important deci.
sion has been rendered by the Supreme
Court in IN appeal csss firm the Superior
Court OF this city, iu which Murray, Nelson
4 Co !, commission merchants. we,e plain
III. and the Chicsgo. Alton 4 st. Louis
Railway c upsny defendants. The sui,
was caused by the refusal Of he ralre ID
company to deliver grain At the aarehou,e
# Murray, Nielsen 4 Co. unless extra
charge vas paid fer % d.ing. The opinion
given BY the Sup enc Court held that BY
common Law ~ veil ~ BY the statutes. rail.
roads NEST deliver grain to oil warehouses
connected BY aide track With their main
track, Witheut discrimination and without
extra sharge.
Madame Parepa Rosa has generously
given the service Of her entire troupe st y
concert 10 be Iijsn At Fsrweil Hall, te>
morrow afternoon for the benefit Of the
Young Mems Christian Assoc iation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30
GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, Jan. 81 The examination OF
Csptaia Green, cniorei, OF O.wetchee, on
a charge et iusurrection, resulted in his
being held Tor trial THIS decision Was
made in each case. Thrce other prisoners
vi be brought before the court tomorrow.
ArausrA. Jan 90 Mr.. Superintendent
johnson publishes = card, in which he says
the reported outrage by the ku Kuxes. in
taking possession Of a train 1T Burnett, On
the Georgia Rsilrsae, on tho night Of Jan.
II, ~ ubished in the We hing,on Oh .,
,es ard the Philadelphia Press. are islss
fabrica..ens, No such occurrences having
taken place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30
NEW YQRk.

Ngw Youx Jan. 80 there was serious
disturbances 10 BROOKLYN this Afternoon
bst.een negroes and vii e persons, result
ing in mortality wounding white man BY
the colored men. Tn apparent origin Of
the row was an unproveksd asssuls on .
coIored man By . large number Of people,
who became inselest and the riot was step.
ped with dillculsy BY the pelics
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30
Notice In Bankrunecv.

THIS iS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
J. tn. 9Th day Of January. A. d, 1869, var.
rant in Bankruptcy vas issued nss,nst the g.
tate Of George W. Aiser, in the County OF Ue.
dsr. and state Of lows. Who hos been sdjndeed
bankrupt on his nwn petition That tie pay
ment Of any debts and Dc i've J Of any properly
belonging to such bank upt. TO him or for his
use, and the transfer Of sny property BY him
are forbidden by Law. That . meeting OF the
creditors of said bankrupt, to prove their debts
and ctoo.e one cr more assignees Of his estste.
will be holden In the city Of davenport, before
u. N. Price Register, on the 9th day q Fsbru-
arv. A. u. 1869, q 10 o'clock 4. \.
jana-d4t-aat @. W. CLARK.
U.s.. Marshal q Messenger, Dist. q Iswa.
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- ~
lOvvA.

Dusrsus, Jan. 30.-The masquerade ball
10 this city 1t Lorir,r Hall last evening,
for the benefit Of the Un,versslist church,
Was one Of the most brilliant gatherings
ever witnessed here. About 200 couples
participated. 100 couples wearing masks
and costumes, representing nearly every
nationality. II was pefect success.
Several inches Of snow fell last ght and
the weather is colder, with magnificent
sleighng.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30

Msnton Marble has bought out oil ether
ounrs o. the Void newspaper, and is nsw
sole proprietor. The price paid for ono
Quarter Of the stock exclusive Of any real
estate Was 100000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30
Eoreigm News by Atlantic Cable.

Bksl,s. Jan. a-The House Of Deputies
passed bill confiscatirg the property OF
the King Of Hanover The PROPOSE on 10
indict him for high treason Was rejected.
MADalD. Jan. -. evsning-A proclama-
ten has been issued granting . general
amnssto to the issurgsnts Of Pssts Rice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30
New verk m..e, Market.

New York Money Market.
By Telegraph. NV YoRx. Jan. 50
coupons 81. l.l.A; 81. lslS; ga. l.cs,f
's5. 10y: new. l.0sl1; ~, i.os>S So. l.es
10 4o's. Loss.
Uni ed States Eyprsfs-1 5sa.
Rock I.lshd-- soiz.
Merchant Union Lux
Northwestern 81; preferred. fslS
Western Onion Telegraph-l.ssas.
Fort Wayns-l 81.
New York Centrsl-l SIX.
st Paul l.76If prsiarred osE.
Erie-1 8ek.
Toledo 4 Wabash-l.elx.
0old-l.3e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30
Halo There,

WHICH Way DOWN TO THE DELMONl-
w COZ What Tor, Why hsvnt yJu b. ard the
newss fir.ttlase day bosid O.. So PEI week e,er,
90, y II fushipy come won't you 20 down? Well
don I care II we CO Here 10. till-febi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30
Notice In Bankruptcy.

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i Sth day of January, A. b 1879. = warrant
IN Bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of
Wait HOP kiAs eanders. in the county Il Scott,
and state Of Iowa, VIE has been scjudged .
bsnkruut on bis own petiiion that The pay
mt Of any dsbss snd delivery OF any prop
ertv belonging to such baI kfupt. TO him Of for
his uss, aud the taantfer VI any property BY
81 m are fDrbldde by law. That . meeting OF
the creditors NJ SAID bankrupt, TO prove tneir
debts and choose one OF more asigBees Of his
estAts, will be holden in the city OF Davenport.
before n. n. Price, Register, tn the 9,h day
of February, A. D., 1867, at II o'clock A. II.
jsn9-s A. SAT- e. W. CLARK,
Us MsrsAs nj AS MESSENGER List sf luVa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30
small Fruits.

HNOY's DBsCa IPTlvE and ILLUSTRATED
N am Al, Fruit Ca alogne and Price Ii.t u Rps,ng
Oi 1867, will DO sent . applications inc cling 10
Ceats. y hNOA
j,S d&w2~ Box No. 1855 PIttsburgh. Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30
Chlcaxo Market.


fByvslsgrsph.l Jas. 20.
.1trss ~ s 4s0s Is. spriug supsrs, 4 37o4 7s
white winter extras, none.
Rye 1lour rs.
wheat Opened rather heavy aad dropping,
and receded gradually. closing quiet st the de
cline sales Of Ne spring 1t 10 80: No
spring 81 l.l39l.l4; No. 8 a .050 rs. re-
jected. ssQss.
Coru-Upsnsd easier and dull. closing . de-
cline. No grade receded &c. The business IN
op,oss 10 increasing daily. sales Of new At s.
@57; 40 g'ads a SECS 2h.
Oats Harriet closed heavy, with more SELLERS
than buvers. Sales Of No 2 At Aso4ssl; re-
jeeted, 4SA4sk.
10. 2 at LA
Barley Inactive and unsettled At the decline
Of Yesterday. Eales at 6O0l Is.
High Wines = Still and heavy. end nething do
ing. Buyers At so0e 81; sellers. 90.
Dressed Hoss-Orsnsd hrm, but quiet, ct
about YESTERDAYS prices. The demand being
principally BY shippers. ths sale: are light q
| extra, IS 7scelA,o.
Mess Pork-Continusd 6rm all yesterday r.
tern~en At ste advance from the morning, and
ruled steady to-day, With good demasd. Ssld
at 50. Ooo slice.
Sh.uidsrs IKE.
Hams -15kMl6c.
Lard-1s@2oc.
| Clover kesd-l 1S.
Flax Seed 2 Is.
| T,meihy Seed 2s03 80.
| Fresh Fruits Active At so fer choice.
Dried Fruits and Apples 2lk Ohio, l:,f;
| peaches. quarter i1et. l5c.
Hides-Green. 12c; dry hip. IS, call. y.
Tallo~-Ccuntry, lie.
Enter ESQ 24c; PRIME, ESQ SOC,
Cheese Choice New York. 24c.
POULTRY Pressed chickens. 2 25f3 o., prime,
| 3.2Aas.15; geese. 100; turkeys. l20o@ls.oO
Eggs Fresh, 29@23.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30

ny Telegraph. Jan. 70.
logs l0c lower than mornings range. Re-
ceipts |, ssS head. Sales st 1875 o 70; light
fair TO medium lc.4o0lo.s0; good to choice
lOzl0 80.
Cattle Receipts ;7s head. Sales At Also
ss7k fair to COED cows end light steers, AID
s4oM1.so fer COED, smooth snippisg cattle.
The market ruled dull and rather weak.
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CUtu m Z kCsAA


Oyrlc. OF rHs DAvENroRs Da.scnAr,
Jaa 80. 1875.
Wholesale. 900; retail. t7U0..e
WHsAr-Nc. I, qoc.
basLx, No Isl oe4l.55.
Oars 4Scts. rllSa
krs-Nc receipts.
sCexm-New 50
osIoNs No receipts. Ia.
PerAross- market.
3urrss 80 per u. e.,
Eoss-3nG3ys.
Gassx Arrrss-el75 per bushel. ls5s - :. 49,. :
hAu-0osd Timothy 1i2 ~ AeI4. ". Psra too
rrairi. $40 40 per tes. Slough, 81. oe.s
CsAL-Soft wagons. Ies y bushel.s
WooD-oS SEQ 10 per Cord
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30

aaRSrs WANTED. so to sqco per month, or
"A Comm,ssi ION from which twice that amount ca
be made By selling the Latest Improved Connos
-ssee PAntlY SIwlss MAoalsg. Price els. For
N q BOWERS 4 CO.,
SscsdAvsm $40 South "a St. Phil delphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30

A TWO story frame hor n three
lot. n, 4th street. only Il. lid land
e. 80 TO $1,000 per acre; in Scott
county, and houses in Ii FOR sale
cheap for cash.
ELpsIpos o.,
Land and Insurance cnts,
No 40 street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30
Notice In Bankruptcy.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on
J. the eth day Of January. A. D., 1869. . va
,s.e 81 Juo. 4 Cls.h' II The G, uu,v Of Scott
and state Of lews, who has been I'd judged :
Hankrupt IN bis own psti,ion. That the ray
mont Of any debts and delivery Of any property
belonging 10 such bankrupt. 70 him Or for bic
use. and the transfer Of any property BY him sre
tors Of said bankrupt, to prove tksir seb,s and
choose ore Or more assiguees Of bis estate, will
90 holden in the city Of Dsvsoport, before N.
n. Price. Register. on the sth cay Of February,
4. y. 1853, u 10 o'clock A. N.
an9-d4s-sat q. W. CLARK
u r. Marshal es Meeseu1er Dist OF Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30
Cincinnati Market.

Cfncipnnui Market.
{ By telegraph Jan. 80.
Provisions Quiet but steady.
Mess pork s1.oo.
Lard--isS, le4I2o.
Eu'k meats Quiet.
Sheu'ders-l3.
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Notice I'm Bankruptcy.

NOt1CO In bankruptcy.
In the District Court Of the United States for
the District Of Iowa.
In the matter Of bufofd 4 Co., BankYupts.
District Of Iowa, ~.
A WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY HAS
"A been Issued BY said Court sgainss the e..
tste Of Buford Co., Of the county Of Clinton.
and State oftosa. in said District. who have been
duly adjujged Bankrupts upon petition Of their
creditors, and the payment Of any debts and
the delivery Of aoy property belonging TO ED
bankrupts. 10 them or to tneir use and th
transfer Of any property BY them are ferbidd.n
By Law. meeting Of the creditors Of ssid
bankrupts, - prove their debts and choose one
Or more assieoees Of their estate. vi ! be held
st Court o. Bankruptcy, to be holden at D.v-
snpost. in said District. on the 9Th day Of Feb
ruary, A y 1882, IT 20 o'clock A. a At the
efice Of n, n. Prize. No. Al Brady street. in
The cry q davenport. one Of the Registers in
Bankruptcy n said District.
ja1Ss1ltooS T.. ~. CLARK.
D. 3. Msnhal for said Uistrtet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30
Taken I'm.

BAY AND WHITE SPOTTED MARE, SAD
a died aud Biici. having On torn halter was
a<en up last ui.at by me. Cal at CITY Marshal
Cffce
iI.g,d JOHN KACFMANN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-30

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