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Ak .,for, /. making to create . demand

Az effort is making to create = demand
for the anthracite coal Of this country
by ssnding to Paris a steam collier car
rying 1900 tons Of the various sizes Of
this fuel. II ranges from one solid
mass weighing 10000 pounds down to
the smallest kind in use. Twenty-three
stoves. including those employed for
cooking purposes. and the varieties Of
heaters. 60 with Il. and will be in full
operation at tho Exposition. A loco
motive built with a CRATE furnace
adapted to consume the refuse Of mines.
also forms a part OF the cargo.
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TnE Nkws acknowledges the receipt
from J. ID. Minor. Secretary Of State.
Of the 18th volume Of Reports OF the
Supreme Court OF Nevada. for the year
1877.
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OFFENCES OF coGsrAHrlnoplE.
THE GREAT AND THE LITTLE
WALL OF TINE CITY OF
MOSQUES.

a r~ersinessiea which Has Survived
fsarseea CeutuPtes-rhe Brteked.
Up 0sse-rhe Liae Of Intreneh.
1eass-Meagre Defesees OF the
Notwithstanding Of .
saeeessfnl L4asd Siege.
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The mail carrier. who left Fort Davis on
Saturday morning, was murdered by In.
dams twenty miles from that post. De.
tschmsnts OF cavalry have been sent out.
More Jobs.
NEW YoRx. April 2s.-The Herald.
Washington special. speaking Of the River
and Harbor Appropriation bill passed by
the House. says the bill Is unoommonly
full Of jobs. Two millions out Of the
seven which Il appropriates. would proba.
bly, carry on all tho needed improvements,
and II Il should pass the Senate without
important changes. II will probably b<
vetoed by the President, who IL known Ia
be opposed 10 indiscriminats a~ppropria.
lions Of this kind, though favorable 10 the
extension Of necessary work.
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certify that the foregoing Ia . trus and cor.
rect list Of tbs members Of their respective nrs
companies In the Gold I'LL firs Department..
who are entitled 10 vote at the election OF the
Cnirf kneineer and Of his First and Second
Assistants, 81 the annual election. 20 be held Il
Yellow jacket Engine House ON "wednesday, the
7tth instant.
DAVID TIORBUItN.
Secretary Gold nill Pire Department.
0old I'LL. April II. 1878. api7td
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TIE LIE CIR
President Hayes Explains
that Obnoxious Civil.
Service Order.
Omceholders May Contrib
ute Money for a Polit-
ical Campaign.
BUT ALL CONTRIBUTIONS MUST
BE VOLUNTARY.
Speaker Randall Poresees q Re.
publican Victory.
lsyrciAL Di-pIrcurs TT ruu aoLp nuI
many NKval
lsyrc,AL Dr-pIrcurs ~ ruu aoLp nni
DA'LY Naval
rha. CiviI ssryic. Order E.pIai..d.

DA'Ir Naval
Tuss cis'i service or"er Expssssee
INV YoRk, April 23.-Relative To the
order IN ofiee-holder-. President HAYES.
Il, ,...,, ,,,...,.w 81, 4. .,.,,,,,.
-
order WA designed W let iaithiui omcers
understand that their first allegiance IL 10
,hs ,ov.,,m.,, anil ,o n. i,tsre.t.. anil
not " pafues' THAT IN now Very gensrAiiy
understood. but a. 10 contributing q reas-
o,.,Io .h.r. az ,h.,r ,,eom.. An MAJ, IN.
os,aasa. - a. ..mn.i.n ,hsra .sn n. no
a,ia.,io, 90 a., .snno, T.. Sam.n,.I
unSer main ~ removal as bitbertn' An,
officer may give or not. as he pleases. with
out affecting his tenure OF office. expect
70 eoh,riou.e my PORTION 70 ths
IL other. holding oaice do the ssme. In
fact. I should 10 pleased IL they would do
so. As TO the personal participation OF
reIeIAi omceis IN VIC .sulPaisn. .norc eau
ihsv ara ussa IA nromo,s tbo nsrson.i IN.
torc.ts Of certain conditions. through The
manipulation Of patronage and the man.
aSement Of party machinery. ofice.hold.
e,s ousn' no. y" 'n'erIrIe ~ - W ove!'u'o
Republicans 10 the alternative of voting
for obnoxious candidates or submitting 10
party defeats. Tho order forbidding OH.
GERS Of the government 20 participate In
thi. sort of thing will 10 vigorously en-.
forced, hut after candidates are fairly In
n.etsJ win o-siee.holJsr. aetinu A. ,be
beck Of the dominant clique Of politicians.
there "iii De no objection II Federal once
hoiueis u" uheir snAIe OF tno work. SO long
ss !. zoe. nor 'n'eI'ere WIN .heIr ome,Ai
uu''es. ihe,o u1ns noP9 'nA. 'no
rre'''eh' anu parry Will NC un'Na 'h '"'''
Charges Against eur Miaistsr 90
China.
NV yopx. April a3.-Tbe W.,Lf.
.--.-
washington speciAi sa!S' 'eSuuiohy VI =
very damaging character was given by q.
Wiley Wells, ex.Consul General at shang.
hal. hefore IA, Committ.e ON E.psndi.
- $3.50 n----. 80.
.-,.,n., oso,oa y seward an, M,,i.,s, ~
-, .... III -
n. ,u.ns,lsJ nv tho s,ats DEPARTMENT. OF
c;yen leave Of .b.euee to come before the
commi,,.s anil o,pl,in the charges m.ss
against him. Wells testified that after
SeSard had oesn Appoih.ea M,nlsser 10
~ III ;ormer nosition' a. ronsnl Genor.l
=, Sh.n.hsi r,ora,hsr Win his .hs,s ~
-"
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BORN.

PLUhsHUTZ-In GEORGETOWN. Cal. April I'D.
TO the wife Of U. NJ. fiurshutz, . daughter.
MfTCHkLL-in Virginia. April 2lst. 10 the
wife Of Thomas Michel. = daughter.
MIDDLkTJN-in Battle Mountain. April 18th.
To the wifo Of a. A. Middleton. . daughter.
McDONALD-ln kureka. April 18th, % the
wife OF William \. Mcdonald. . son.
MONrROsE-ln Carson, April nth, 10 the
wife Of A. n. MontrOse. \ son,
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Nor Bu.inss ,ou can engage IN. IS To
6sS $50 per day made By any worker VI
sither ser. right In their NJ locsiitiss. Par.
ticulars and samples worth Is frss. Improve
your spsrs time Of this business. Address
mhl en- STLNBoN I CO., Portland, No
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lines. anil the defenses Of these will form
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ahu when 'ney hA'uia,Iy oole.l W nA'Ius
mAus any suonser thah 'ney nov .'e.
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whieh nave reniaiheu 'hc s'one
anil mortar have harueneu IN me eoursooi
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and the whole Is oversfowh WIN IVY;
winch sises 70 the wall touahuc, as Wen
a. substantial appearance. AZ auistanse
OF hi'een OF twenty-nNo PAGES l,om 'n9
NAN wall, runs . lower ohe' WIN snsii
towers. and outside that Is AIRY ditcn'
ranging In depth RON Ten 10 niteeh ieet'
Tie LOFTY battiemehts are visible ior as
pro.eh within cannon shot range. the great
wall disappears behind q thick wood OF cy-
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space OF : Thousand pa,es - 1SeuP.e.
Nest snursiy py sarueh ses
CITY, when Is chieny innspi'.u = %u us
mans, aoe- NOT oesih ior ~aose ihiis
within nc walls. AZ 70. s'san.c no'IuSJ'
sull.n hAhnouu. inc setasn'' 49, i
ssAnus uIon ue eA'e"e py".o %
san ' So.ms ,ons s,,.asi IN ,,seIi s-r.in,i
,ha town wbiio lie ancient cyciobion. Al
: .or,na,n .,,,smi,v m ,he I.ndward
N.y 49," - .s,onl, w;,h ,ow.,.
sv..n. .oaa, -, Liah ri as,,.msiy ,hicl
rHk sly GATES
Originally, six great gatos gave entrance
10 the city from the outside, but now only
i've are available. the sixth having been
brieked up In the vain attempt to Illustrate
. prophecy. II was predicted that When
ever the CHRISTIANS entered oohstAh''
nopi., ~ Would be through uis gate. ana
.no sn.! 'a ~" - ;a~nI.'s'Si" ~
uhoIsn. mA Sy ~, n..,ian,s
sn. M ~ ~ a. Irs,l.
e.nm 49, a. ,..J;,ian al im,iici,Iy
am.s"..a rh.i.,i.n 80 ..n n.n:-
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use ny .s b.. -
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DIED.

WILLARD - In San Francisco. April alst,
sylvan Willard. aged ~ years.
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MARRIED.

STRAIN San Rafael. April
18Th. Robert STRAIN to Miss mary Asn Men
neiy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-23

The Nevada Bank has sold 300. DOC
ounces Of fine silver to the Government,
TO 10 delivered OF the Carson Mint.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-23

Nov that an attempt has been made TO
induce the simultaneous withdrawal Of the
British feet from tho Sca OF Marmora.
and the Russian forces from the vicinity
Of stamboul. the Notifications, by land
and sea. Of Constantinople, become . mat
tor Of supreme importance. and Informs
ton concerning them will become Of alb
sorbiny interest to every student Of the
political complications in Eastern Europe.
should war be declared between England
and Russia, the first objective point Of the
latter would be to gain control Of tho city
Of the Bosporus. II Is the fear Of British
influence with the Turkish Sultan that
makes the Cxar hesitate to order his army
10 ~Adrianople. and thus give the Turks an
opportunity to strengthen the defsnces Of
their capital city. That. at least. 10 one
Of the main reasons why the proposition
Of Bismarck. after having once been &C.
cepted. has nov been virtually rejected by
Russia. England. on tho other hand, has
no wish to see tho approaches to the city
by water more strongly fortified by means
al torpedoes and other submarine engines
Of war. than they now are. SO long a.
her tieet 10 watching at Tuzla, there Is no
fear Of this /: but once remove 10 TO BesikA
Bay. south Of the Dardanelles. and the
sinking Of such engines would not only
h feasible. should the Sultan favor I'M
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-04-24

The latest from the Fort Madison
Penitentiary investigation is evidence
showing that it was DIR. Crsig's prac-
tice to secure signatures to the pay
roll against which salaries were
fraudulently drawn.
Among others said to have been
used for this purpose was servant
girl working for the Warden who re-
ceived $3.50 week and signed the
pay roll a. guard for wages she
never drew--$60 a month. Her name
is Maggie Woods, formerly Maggie
Greenlee. She went to live with DIR.
Craig five years ago last December ;
was married in June, 1875, and was
then absent year and half, after
which she returned to the Warden's
service. In her testimony she says:
81 signed pay roll for August 81,
1876; Mr.. Craig had me sign il; he
didn't tell me what it was for; Clay
Stewart never had me sign il; Craig
always had me sign Stuart was there
at the time and knew of it; got nc
$50 as this pay roll says; got $2.5(
per week; signed pay roll every
n onth the past winter; ] always
signed it every month the Or. asked
me to; was told to sign M. Woods
Other testimony of . similar char
acter, is quito as damaging to the ex'
Warden's reputation. -Sioar Cits
| journal.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-04-24

PEOPLE who have read Mrs. Til
tons last re-confession should COM
pare it with the pathetic retraction
she made Of the first admission of the
great indiscretion," as Beecher call
ed it: Here ii is:
Wearied with importantly, and
weakened by sickness, gave a letter
duplicating my friend Henry Ward
Beecher, under assurance that that
would remove all difficulties between
me and my husband. That letter
now revoke. was persuaded to it.
almost forced when l was in weak.
ened state of mind. l regret it and
recall its statements. / desire to say
explicitly that Mr.. Beecher has never
offered any improper solicitations, bu,
has always treated me in manner
becoming Christian and gentleman
ELIZABETH r.. Triton.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-04-24
rha common ananox

In order to make Roadway against
the common enemy. Disease, it lie
necessary to oppose him with per-
sistence. II very frequently happens
that remedy perfectly adequate to
the necessities of the case, if persisted
in, lie condemned and throw aside
because few doses of it do not cure
q malady. How unreasonable and
unjust would such q judgement be re-
garding Hostetter's Stomach Ritters,
one of the most popular and highly
sanctioned medicines of the day, a
potent invigorant and an invariably
successful remedy for constipation,
dyspepsia, liver complaint, incipient
rheumatism and govt, inactivity and
weakness ofthe kidney and bladder,
and for the infirmities incident to
the decline Of life. No fact is better
established than the above, yet in
order to experience its truth, those
afflicted with obstinate forms of dis
ease should give this benign curative
. patient trial. 1fthey do, they may
rely upon decisive curative results.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-04-24

up the road to Des Moines, yesterday,
returned to-day bnt there il not much
probability of the road they represent
getting control of this route, for a
variety Of reasons, thu chief of which
is of financial nature. These officers,
however, express themselves very
much pleased with the road they
would like to own and tho country
through which IL passes.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-04-24

The Dubuque Telegraph, the lead
ing greenback paper of Iowa, thus
goes back on the recent greenback
state convention at Des Moines:
Not more than a third of the coun-
ties Of the state were represented at
this convention, and no wonder. The
state committee who has the calling
of the conventions and the general
management of the party in this state,
are a set Of mutton heads, who are ut
terly incompetent for the work they
are appointed to perform.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-04-24
Best Gents Fine Boots nj Phillips

Although the storm did considera-
BILE damage at the Fair Ground by
blowing down part of the fence. the
amphitheater, etc, the Executive
Committee have full assurance from
Mr.. Hunter, the proprietor of the
Grounds, that the fence will be imme.
diately put in good shape, and that
during the summer the buildings will
be rebuilt on more convenient plan
than before. The Premium Lists
for the Fair are ready for distribn
ton and farmers when in town ART
invited to call on the Secretary AZ thi,
office and get them.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-04-24

On Thursday, Henry Rudolph, Of
Toledo, Ohio. aged 10, shot and killed
Freddy Benning, Of tho same age.
The boys had quarrel the day be-
fore, and Henry threatened then to
shoot his playmate. After school
was dismissed he bought revolver
Of another playmate for fifty cents,
and Thursday, ~ coon as he reached
the school-ground, sought out Fred
dy, and, without any preliminaries,
shot him, the ball entering the inner
corner of the right eye and killing
him instantly.
What is this country coming to ?
The reign of terror seems to be upon
US and affects all ages, sexes and con-
ditions in life, and what is to be the
remedy?
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-04-24
One word about ca.sor,a for Children Iii.

One word about CassOFta. for Children II is
prepared after physicians formula, l'r. Samuel
Pitcher, Of IIyannis, Mass, a substitute for Cas-
tor OIL 1t is purely vegetable and the only prep
afation for babies ANA children suffering IRON
Wind Collie. Stomach. Ache, Teething, Loss o
Sleep, Worms, &c, which does not contain Nor
phine or some kind of narcotic drug. Pitcher
Castora neither gripes nor gags, ltisas pleasant
to take as honey. and Us harmless as farina 1t ms
Stimulates the food in the stomach, and by CAUSING
natural digestion and evacuation affords quiet Il
the child, and rest to the mother II is warrantet
to contain neither mineral, morphine nor alcohol
The price is only 50 cts, in large bottles to he hat
of any Druggist
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-04-24

The saloon license in Northwood
has been fixed at $4,000.
The Cresco artesian well has reach
ed depth Of 800 feet and is still
dry.
During the last year the Polk coun-
ty officials managed to incur $4,000
debt.
The office of the Superintendent of
the Poor has been abolished by the
Board of Supervisors of Lee county.
Wyoming wants to build a hotel
on q grand scale by subscription, to
be under the control of stock COM
pany.
Mrs. John Marks, of. Muscatine,
gave birth to twins few days ago
which were Joined together by u liga-
ment.
The annual horse show held by the
district agricultural society of Scott,
Clinton and Muscatine counties, will
be held at Mount Joy, Scott, on the
9th instant.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-04-24
Don't He Deceived.

Many persons say IL havent got the
Consumption when asked to cure
their Coughs with Shiloh's ConanmP-
ton Cure. Do they not know that
Coughs lead 10 Consumption, and q
remedy that will cure Consumption
will certainly aud surely cure cough
or any lung or throat trouble. We
know 1t will cure when all other. fail,
and our faith in IL is so positive thu,
we will refund the price paid II you
receive no benefit. IL not this fair
proposition. Price 10 CITE, SO cts, and
$i.OO per bottle For lame Chest
Back or Side, use Shilnh's poron.
Plaster. For Sale by j l.. Taylor &
Co.. Ottumwa Iowa.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-04-24

Sowing the seed In the seed time,
Farmers and farmers wives;
SUving, and reaping, and sowing,
All through our busy lives,
Sowing, and what ID the harvest2
Such rs the seed we SOW,
Meier from the seed of the thistle,
Will stght but the thistle grow.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-04-24
kirkvilIe Letter.

h1RKVILLE, Iowa, April ~, 10.
Ed. CouRrER.-Kirkville and vicin-
ity was visited yesterday about r.
NJ. with violent storm of rain and
hail, some of tho largest hailstones
measuring from to II inches in cir
conference. 1t was truly frightful,
and brought to my mind the grape
and canister in Dixie, the main diff
ference being in the direction from
whence they came. The church win
dows here, on the north and west, are
completely riddled, also many of the
other buildings. 1t being on the
Sabbath no doubt prevented many
persons from being seriously injured.
never saw any hail storm to equal
il az to the size Of the hail. One re-
port from the station represents
them as large as a quart cup. l can
not vouch for the truth of that.
The crop prospects are very good,
there IL very large acreage of wheat
and other small grain sown and from
present appearances we will be bless
ed with a bountiful harvest. We are
anxiously anticipating the time when
we will be exporters instead of i'm
porters. This brings to our minds
our railroad facilities. We see that
move is being made to complete the
road from Ottumwa via SigOnrney to
Cedar Rapids. That is as it should
be. Ottumwa should have that road,
with also, and not least, q permanent
connection with the Central at
Muchachinock or Oskaloosa. To
make that connection it would take
but q few miles of new road Com
paratively speaking) with enormous
advantages gained to the Central. to
Ottumwa and to the country. The
people Of this part of the country are
awake to the Importance Of that con-
nection and when the time comes for
work, will be found with their shout
ders to the wheel.
Pilfering smoke houses seems to be
very popular night exercise for
some parties, supposed to live in or
near this place, and we respectfully
advise them to have everything ready
to pass the Rub,con, for know of
several loads Of ball and buck-shot
ready for them if an opportunity Of
fcrs. e. ID.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-04-24

The Keokuk Consultation of Sun
day says:
Mrs. Windbert is an Indiana in
vention and takes snuff. She lives on
the other side of the Coon, near the
railroad track, and having reached
the age of seventy-two, intends to
make final visit to her Indiana
home this Spring. Her best hold is
travelling by boat, as she thinks, al.
though never afloat on a packet in
her life. Not long ago she wrote to
the agent of the Keokuk and St.
Louis Line inquiring if she could en-.
gage "a right pert room with fire.
place in it," She got word that ow.
ing to the hard times all the chimneyt
and fireplaces about their boats had
been taken down, and the brick used
to wall up the boats cellars with
The letters postscript read: "Take
the Keers."
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-04-24
Always too Late,

The Greenback Congressional Com
vention in the Sixth District, to meet
at Oskaloosa on the first of May, will
nominate General j. b. Weaver. He
has it fixed. His present anxiety is
as to what the Democrats are going
to do about it. 1t is a singular fac,
in Gen. Weaver's political history
that he always gets into party OF
out of party just in time to be toe
LATE
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-04-24
The Cen taur LIN m en- II ar. q

The Cen aur Llniments ar" of
two kinds. The WHITE IL tor the I'm.
man family the yellow ia for horses,
sheep, and other animals. Testimo
malls Of the effects produced BY thes.
remarkable Preparations are wrapped
around every bottle, and may be pro.
cured OF any druggist, or by mail
from the Office OF THE CENTAUR Com.
PANY, 46 Dey Street, New York City.
Jan WHY
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-04-24
NuSSBAuM! NuSS6AuM!l
NuSxRAuMll

Who is that Nussbaum everybody
in need Of Clothing is always talking
about? Why 1t is the old original
Nussbnum, No. % Union Block, cstab-
here in 1867, and who cells Hats, Caps
and Furnishing Goods cheaper than
anybody else. Sign. Red Flag No.
% Union Block. allows
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-04-24
ArrENrloN.

Readers of the COURIER, our old re-
liable and original Nussbaum, No.
%, Union Block, sells you cheaper
and better clothing than any other
man of the same name, therefore
don't be deceived, but 60 to No. %
Union Block, sign of the red flag
positively the cheapest place in the
city for clothing. 4-23-ws
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-04-24

The Ottumwa wooden mills, we are
glad to learn, are to be started up
about the first of May and will run
through the season by that excellent
workman. Henry Zulauh, Jr. IIo
will soon have the machinery in fret
class shape, and from our knowledge
of him we think the farmers will find
it altogether to their advantage to
give him their patronage. Carding
and spinning will be made specially
and he will ais" buy your wool if yol
prefer to sell.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-04-24
NOTICE .

DISTRICT OF Iowa: So
Notice 10 hereby given that second general
meeting of the creditors of T. T. Moody n Co.
Bankrupts will he held ON May I, ls7s at 10 'clk
a m. at the office of J. l. Rice, ESQ.,, Register in
bankruptcy. keokuk, Iowa. for the purposes
named in sec. b0so of the U. 8. Revised Statutes.
Notice is further given TINT have filed my
final account as Assignee; and that will At said
meeting apply for u settlement of said account
and for a discharge as assignee
ounmwa, April ~ 1878. TIP. SPILMAN,
apr.i-wN Assignee,