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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-02

RADICAL PERJURr.-The Lynchburg Val News |
says: There will be Eair, gerry fair election in
Mississippi The satrap there has it all his own way
He has assigned fortyfve Officers of the army sup
ported by files of negro troops, with fixed bayones
to duty as inspectors of registration. Army officers
will also act as judges of election. Vve la Repu-
hque" Such state of affairs is brought about I'M
Ser Radical legislation. After CARRYING on war upon
a scale unequalled in modern times and bringing it
to successful issue, with the avowed object of main
tanning the union of the States unimpared--to keep
the seeding States in the Union, nOlens yolensthe
strange paradox presents itself States in the Union
for one purpose and out Of it for Others Georgia,
for some purposes has been recognized as State in
the Union, and yet her Senators denied and re-
fused their seats in Congress-, notwithstanding Art
of the Constitution which provides "that no State,
without its consent, shall be deprived of its equal
suffrage in the Senate" Yet, in the teeth of this
plain and positive provision of the Constitution,
which every member of the Senate has sworn to sup
part they have for the past four years refused South
Senator'S their Constitutional rights as members
of the Senate thereby deprving those States of that
equal suffrage to which they are entitled. Taking
plain, common sense view of the whole matter, we
consider that every member of the United States Son.
Ut mouse ol representatives VINO voted fOr the
Reconstruction Acts is guilty of perjury, for which
there is excuse palliation 1t is announced in
the late dispatches that Mr.. Attorney General Hoar is
ehdeavorns to delay the argument of the Yerger ha
beas corpus until after the meeting of Congress-
and We have very little hope of decision the mer-
its being rendered by the Supreme Court in that
case, Judging from the previous action of Congress in
the McArdle case, in which, fearing decision from
the Supreme Court to the constitutonalty of the
socaed Reconstruction Acts. they rushed through,
with indecent haste Act depriving the Court of its
jurisdiction in that case, and now when the same
danger stares them in the face upon hearing of the
Yereer case, shall certainly expect that the first
Act of Congress will be TO clip the wings of the Su
preme Court again and take away its appellate jurs
dction in the Yerger Their guilty conscience
tell them that they have violated the Constitution
which they have sworn 10 support and they dare no
await decision from the Court of last resort, not
wthstanding majority Of the Judges composing
thar Court are Of the Radical persuasion
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-02

!. ueSrE SEayIcg.-Rey. q. D. d. Miller win preach
!, ~ Court House on nsxt sunday, Deoespbes 6.o'
- esoclS, !. L., and GO, =. H.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-02

Nutilntcd Currency purchased at the
AGENCY FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Idaho City.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-02

cREEK.-We take the following from letter
..,n TO Judge Shepherd from Orc Grande. which
w." -. kindly furnished US as containing the latest
-. from Loon Greek:
~ majority of the miners at Loon Greek are still
LUZ rt and they think that they can continue at
mill ristmas. The claims are paying very
sA IN fact better than could be expected, consider
Hen' disadvantages under which the miners labor
p n ,unnels are being run i'll at the lower end OF
wv where the town stands. and although they
tnt n vet crossed the rim, they have found sutfi
Hnrospests to warrant the on 'ners i'll working the
cS .hr Ground sluicing next year.
w. 1870 j. no snow at ORC Grande, but the nights
= mornings are very cold; outside of this the
a hrr is pleasant and mining operations can still
E town is very quiet: no scarcity uf anything since
,ia,riya OF your last shipment, though the article
uy frst qualify yet think il is selling slowly.
Yours &c, j.
" T,sselI, shepherds Express messenger, arrived
.T,psIay evening. He Informs us that one com.
.rv working five handS-three stripping and two
r.ng il, the sluices-cleaned up over $500 in five
,,,-s r. H. Johns and F. Phillips. while prospect
...,s same ground. took out s. i'll pan o.
!. one piece weighing over 81 Mr.. Tassell came
..,o, Of the way on snow-shoeS, and returned
s.o,-1,ing for Orc Graude. He says he EXPIRES:
-,h,r n y, carried on snow shoes nearly the en-
:. istauce, from now until next Spring.
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Idaho Territory Bonds, Prison Warrants
and Boise County Scrip bought and sold at
AGENCY FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Idaho City
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-12-14
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

The undersigned, JAWS NJ. SLApE, Assignee
in Bankruptcy OF the estate OF SIDNFi q. lis
DALI, Of Rpton. offers at private sale the follow
ing parcels Of land with buildings 81. attached,
viz: ~ RlflONt
~ acres in Ripton with the Green Mountain,
50 called.
The new Cupboard Shingle and staNe Mill,
with Machinery situated in Ripton Hollow, and
about three acres OF land, aud water privilege
The mill and fixtures are about new, and are IN
good order for running.
The Grist Mill and Water Privilege in RptOn
The Gate House, called with one acIe Of
land, in Ripton.
Lots No. So AMI 100, OF 100 acres eayh. we'll
timbered, in Ripton.
IN MlDDLEbCRl.
acres ui Land, with New House, on the uld
turnpike leading iIom Middlebury 10 Riptun.
near the Hier Farm ami ''Cold Spring.
acres Swamp Land south .ot the old Hack
rtt place"
About 81 acre Of land. part u the Hall
Farm"
About IS acres land part 81 tie bia.o Farm.
80 acres Wood land on the mountain east OF the
Foot Street
60 acres of land on tie mountain East II Foot
Street
JAMES NJ. SiADt Assignee
Middsbury. Des, 9th, 1868, sew3
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The Three Remedies, "SCHENCK' ) PuIMuN
IC SYRUP ton the cure Oi Coughs Colds, ii"n
chitis and every form Of Consumption. he pc.
culiar action ut this medicine rpens the ulcers III
the lungs, promotes the discharge OF the corrupt
matter by expec toration. purifies the blood, and
thus cures Consumption when every other rem
edy fails, ,,,,,.,. s,,, u,rrn ,n1,c.. ..,.
cure Of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and all diseases
arising from debility This tonic invigorates the
digestive organs supplies the place Of he gastric
Juice when that is deficient, and then enables the
patient to digest the most nutritious food. 1t is
a sovereign remedy Tor all cases Of Indigestion
'SCHENCR'S MANDRAKE PILLS" one Of
the most valuable medicines ever disc0N cred be-
ing vegetable substitute Tor calomel, and hav-
ing all the useful qualities ascribed TO that min
eral without producing any OF its injurious ell
fects.
To these three medicines Dr.. J. H. Sckenck, o.
Philadelphia owes his unriyalled success in the
treatment Of Pulmonic Consumption. The Pull
monte Syrnp ripens the morbid matter, dischar-
yes it, and pllriiies the blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upon the liver, remove all obstruction.
therefrom, give the organ healthy tone, and
cure Liver Complaint. which is one ot the most
prominent causes Ut Consumption The Seaweed
Tonic invigorates the powers OF the stomach, and
bv STRENGTHENING the digestion and bringing it tt
a normal and healthy condition improves the
quality Of the blood, by which means the lorna
ton OF ulcers or tuberc'es in the lungs becomes
impossible. The combined action vi these meti
cnes, as thus explained, will cure every case d
Consumption, it the remedies are used in time
and the use OF them is perseyered in sufficiently
to bring the case to II favorable termination.
DR.. Schenck Almanac, containing full trea
tics on the various forms Of dlSOase, his mode o
treatment, and general directions how to use h
medicine, can he had gratis or sent hN mail by
addressing the Principal Office, No. II NOrih Sixth
street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Price Of the Pum mic Srrup ani Sea-W Wee
Tonic, each, 81 80 per bottle, OF g 50 the hal
saIe by ali druggists ami DEALER IS
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dey, Smith and Benedict, when it was laid
Oh the table. Second topic, What is
the most important object to be sought by
the Sabbath School, and what are the best
means to be employed in obtaining this
object" Opened by Rev. DIR. Freeman,
followed by Bros Archibald and Craft !;
laid OH the table At O'Clock, address
by Hon. Geo. W Grandey Voted that
the thanks of the Convention he rendered
Hon. q. W Grandey for his able aud in
structive address.
Bros, Parker, Craft and Casey were
appointed Committee, to arrange for the
next session. Adjourned till Friday 9
o'clock, DecIl0. 9 to 10 o'clock, Prayer
and Conference led by Rev. T. II. Arch
ibald. 10 O'Clock resumed business, took
up the second question, discussed the ev-
ening previous, and entertained by Bros.
Graft, Parker and Benedict. Dis
missed it, and then took up the next sub
iect, How shall we reach the Foreign
population, opened by Bro. Craft, fol-
lowed by Bros. Freeman, Archibald,
Stewart and Benedict. An essay was
then read by Rev W. l.. Palmer, on
"Child conversion" This is worthy top
ic and demands the careful and consider
alton Of parents. The subject of the es-
say was discussed by Bros, Freeman
Smith, Casey, Benedict, Parker and Ar
chibald. Committee of arrangements
reported that the next session be held al
Panten, second Wednesday in Oct. next
and that the appointments for that meet
ing be made by the executive Committee
Voted that the thanks Of this body be
rendered to the friends in Addison for the
hospitality and to the choir for the accept
able services, Closing 10 hour was spent
in a deeply interesting religious confer
ence. Grateful mention being made by
Rev. Mr.. Archibald of one whose seat
was now vacant, whose voice was hushed
in death. She was one Of the faithful who
had consecrated her life to her Savior and
faithfully pointed her class to Christ
God blessed her labor and in the Judg
ment Day, she can say "Here am and
those thou hast given me-"
Prayer by the moderator, Rev. W. L.
Palmer, and closing piece by the choir the
Convention adjourned to meet at Panton
Oct. 2nd Wednesday, 1870. As a
whole this Convention has been one o
unusual interest and profit and will long
be remembered by those attending it.
Ebert
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Sabbath school Con sntiol

The Addison county Baptist Sabbath
School convention met at Addison Thurs
day, 9th inst in accordance with the call
of the Secretary, Rev, T II. Archibald.
The President Rev " l.. Palmer in the
chair.
Listened to the report OF committees
appointed at the last annual meeting, APP
pointed the following Committees-Com-
mittee Of Arrangments-Bros Parker,
Craft and Stewart.
Committee on nominations Bros. Bene-
dict, Rufus Smith and Rev Lyman
Smith
Half hour III devotional exeIcises-
The reports from Committee Of Arrang-
ments followed by report of nominating
Committee presenting the following names
for officers which were elected.
President, Rev. W l.. Palmer, West
Cornwall,
Vice President, Hon r, j, Jones ant
Grandey Stagg, Panton.
Secretary, Rev, 7. Ii. Archibald Bris
toll.
Executive Committee, Rey. u. Ill. Far
ker Panton, +. b. Stewart Bristol and
Dea Abram Foot, West Cornwall.
The reports from the Sabbath School
represented were then listened to will
marked attention. Each school reporting
conversions and encouraging prospect
Listened to a sermon from Rev. q. II
Parker; text John 4;3l. Adjourned L
9 O'clock, p. NJ. Prayer by Dea. +. B
Stewart. $50 ..ta
| At 6 O'Clock l-2 hour devotional eIer
cises led by Rev. Lyman Smith, Whiting
| 6 10 resumed business. Prayer b
Dea. A. j. Benedict, Cornwall.
j Discussion, "Are black board exercise
in the Sabbath school, profitable. Open
ed by Rev. g, II. Parker, followed b,
Bros. Archibald,stevart, Freeman, Gran
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-12-14
Addison Comfy.

Orwell people want good vocal mu-
sic teacher, directly
-Whitney's chair factory at Bristol
will be idle at least three months in con.
sequence Of the recent food at loss of
more than 600
-Jonathan Russell who works Tor
Uzziel Hamilton Of Bridport shot himself
through the wrist, last Thursday, with q
pistol which he took to shoot 4 cat. DR..
Warner is attending him.
Among the bills introduced into the
lower house of Congress on Tuesday, was
one by Hon. c. W. Willard for the re.
lief of Lieut.. Joel H.Lucia of Nergennes
formerly of the 18th Vermont Regi
ment. F5tt-st Nti A
The new gristmill dam at Bristol il
completed and the foundation Of the new
mill is approaching completion under the
direction Of Mr.. Peter lapel of Shore
ham. The building is to be 40 feet square
two stories high and basement, the wall
OIL when are seven Ieet thlck.
The main river bridge at Bristol vii
lage is not yet rebuilt though it has al
ready been more than two months sine,
the bridge was carried away by the fresh
Of. 1t is conceded to be the most i'm
portant one in town for the travelling pub
lie. J i il n rs "a
LETr.-We are informed that Sindne,
A. Smith of New Haven left the Stat
very suddenly on Friday night, the 26tl
ult., much to the surprise of some of hi
friends, and the'regret Of the sheriff o
Addison County. He had always born
a good character, end was formerly
deacon in the Congregational church a
shoreham. ---Flnes Pres.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-12-14
INARN For SALE

Il VI. ID. PARAIELEE offers his farm Tor sale
formerly owned by Charles l.. Smith, containing
about 200 acres, situated on Bristol Flats one o.
The finest places in New England, 219 miles from
Bristol Village, mile from New Haven East
Mills. where there is Cheese Factory good
Dairy Farm, well fenced. Plenty of good build
ings-one Of the largest aud best Barns in the
County; plenty OF wood, and well watered with
a nice brook running through the wards. Sixty
acres Of interval-very best for grain, the re
mainder clay. Said farm is one OF the best ID
the County, in good state OF cultivation,
For further particulars call and see.
Bristol, Dec. %, 1869. 35ti
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i In New Haven. on the main road to Yer
gennes, four miles north Of Mddlebury village
containing two hundred and iorty-twO acres, go
about forty of timber and wood land.
The buildings are located nearly in the centre Of
the farm a two-story house with an L. two 81
by l0tt barns horse barn, heep sheds. car
riage and wood sheds, &c.
fsnning water in the stures good wells al
the house and harms; good eistern. One-hali
mile from Depot. About one hundred rods from
Post Office School and Meeting house, &c.
aid farm is well fenced and in good state d
cultivation. For further particulars enquire of L.
ID. Eldredge, Esq, of Mlddebury village OF d
the subscriber II the premises.
2Gti T. Il. FORD.
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BEST CABINET ORGANS
AT LOWEST PRICES.

That The MASON Z HAMLINS CABINET and
METROPOLITAN ORGANS ale the RF>f ~ Tiis
WORLD l. proved by the almost unanimous Opin-
ion OF professional musi, ians, by TIE award 10
them oi sen EMF 1--WE GOLD aud SILVER
MEDALS o. other highest premiums, at principal
industrial competitions within a lew wears. inclu
ding the MEDAL at the PARIS EXPOSITION,
and by a sale very much greater than that OF any
similar iustI unent. This Con pany manufacture
ONLY FIRST LASS iSsrRUMf VS., and NillnOt make
cheap organs at any prize. or suffer an inferior
instrument to heai thtir name. Having greatly
increased THEN facilities for manufacture by the
introduction OF new machinery aud oiherN ise, they
are now making BETTER ORGANS than ever be-
fore, At increased sconnmy in cost which, ia ac-
cordance with thor fixed policy Of selling always
at least remuneratiye profit they now offer
ing at Prices Of Interior Work. FOUR OCIAVE
! ORGANS, Plain " alnut Case $50. FIVE ON-
TANE ORGANS, Double Reed solid Walnut
Case carved aud anrled, with Five Stops, lNo'
IA, DlArAsoN, NJ, LoDiA, FlTE, fKkMolASrl
| Sl25. Other styles in proportion.
| Circulars, with iull particulars including aecu
rate drawings OF the different styles OF the iiffer
ent STYLES vi organs, and much Information Whicl
will he Of service to every purchases ui AL organ
will be sent free and postage paid a. snY one de
string them. MASOS & HAMBliS ORGAN
CO., l54 fremont ST., Boston go Broadway
| New York. 5sS4.
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NASH CASH
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS

For -ae, one 81 the best .ra IN. and "A,r
farms IN Addison County.
III. subscriber oher, iol saly has aiIn. -tuAiei
in West Cornwall containing aieuut 320 acres
also Il pasture ui 81 acres one p'ile distant which
can lie had with the tarm ii desired.
The buildin.Ia consist Of a handsome, eapaeiuh'
cottage house, painted and blinded. and is com
plete in every part, With An uniailing supply 81
running water brought into the wood house.
Not barn. - shed, or shelter Tor stock grain,
or horses alriages, or tools, Is lacking. Thus
every farm want tor comfort or convenience Is
fully met Several oi the out hull Iings are ne"
and tastelullv finished. and all Ia complete opiel
and repair Every barn aud yard |, furnished
! with an unlailing supply OF running water
The tarm is suitably divided into ralling an,
bottom land and has an ample supply Of WOO,
and rail timber. Every meadow aud pasture
any size has constant supply oi living water.
The farm Is truly model one. aud Tor its size
i unsurpassed IN the County, in capacity and T.,
sources for yielding large yearly returns.
/ Il will carry tbs year round dairy Of seyent
! Eve cows
For fun ther particulars enquire VI 5. u. Rock
well OF Judge Slade. OF Middlebury. OF the pro
a5tf IS ROCKWELL.
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Mild, Certain, Safe Efficient. 1t is far the best
Cathartir re,nedy yet discovered, and at once re-
lieves and nyigorates all the vital Junction.
without causing injury to any of them. The
most complete success mas long attended its use
in mauy localities, and it is now offered to the
general public with the conviction that il can
never fail to accomplish oil that is claimed for it,
1t produces little or no pain leaves the organs
free from irritation, and never over taxes or eE-
cites the nervous system. In all diseases OF the
skin, blood. stomach. bowels, liver, kidneys, OF
children, and in many difficulties peculiar t. NO
men. it brings prompt relief and certain cure.
The beat physicians recommend aud prescribe it :
and no person who once uses this, will volunta-
rily return to the use OF any other cathartio.
Sent by mail, on receipt Of price and postage.
| Boz 1925 Postage, cents.
Boxea 100 " 10
II g25 80 "
II is sold by all dealers in drugs and medicine
TURNER Il CO., ProprietoTs
100 fremont Street Boston, Mass.
It
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-12-14

4 New Handy Book u famiy MedCine, ~
Dr. BFARD Of the Uur srsity y the CITY
al New York. assisted l., medical professors
ia the various departments Three wears de-
voted 70 its preparation. Quaykery Rndhumbug-
,,erv exposed Professors IN cur leading medical
colleges testify that it is the best family doctor
book ever written. OUtht ami 5smple free TO
agents
1 Is. IREAI < 90 PuLl.h-r.,
3soI I'll broadway. y. /.
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~ Addison, s..
lie Probate Court tOr the DISTINCT Of AdliscE
ic all persons interested in the Estate IT
MARY CASE
late u bndpoft al said District dec easel.
GREEITiG
Sheldon smith Executor Ut the last will and
testament vi Mary Case late OF BTidport in SAID
District deceased, presents hia administration *
count Tor allowance.
1t l. thereupon ordered mat said account Ds
conside red lor allowance At The session ct Iii.
Court 10 be held at tho Probate Office IN Middle
bury IN said District, on Monday. the 27th day Of
December, "A. D. lsGs, at 10 oclock in the fore
noon, and that all persons interested he notiiel
to appear at said session OF this Court aud she u
cause, it anv they have WHY said account shcu,i
not be allowed and such order and decree made !.
shall be ne essaTy to lose The settlement oi sa
estate.
4 Il. 1863
9.H3 SAMUEL f. COOKE GuJar
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

~ MlllDlI W IA NlllaN'I.
| viii sell choice lahi "a The highest state vl
cultivation ia lots containing =, To, l., al 20
acres to suit purcha--r- az The whole farm al ~
acre.. with three nice Lafns nearly new, and good
building lot-. IA eN,,l,ut chance Tor any one
wishing 10 ENJOY the ItvIlege9 al the graded
school and Village anh Nst Al the SAME time avn
aud cultivate smal arm al oh0lce lAnL Part
can remain on mortgage ! desired. 36,t
MidleburV VI. q 4. MEAD,
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t-rABtIsHEU N vLRNUNI ~ 1853.
Mr.. A. b. JORDON, TROSCOP-

- lC PHYSICIAN, Cures Chronic and long
standing Diseases, by Il system Of medicine true
10 nature (nO mineral pO-Ons.) such as Diseases
ct Throat Lungs. Heart. Liver Kidney and
riuary urgans. Weaknesscs Of the Reproductive
organs. in both male and female. either earl! OF
late ia life.
LRoscoriA --DiseHses IT Chronic nature lVou
ted and described ~ the examination Of the uTin,
Of the patient A clean phal containing two I,
four ounce; OF that secretion the 6rst pa ised It
the morning with the name and age, Is oil that J.
required Patients treated at home ut any distance
Letters must contain Stamp ~ insure notice
Examination fee Sl,0O Specimens sent by eV
press Of mail must be pre- pad Terms ior treat
ment reasonable.
Office on MAIN SIREtT, MONTPELIER, Vt
Post Office Box l44 3Otf
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE
u iIIFU STATS ron Int DIsrRIcT G
VERMONT.
In the matter Ot
c. i; PARTRIDGE In hanfr""'''

c. II / a tn. fA 5:ti:i & &" H."N'"p'
Whereas petition has been nled ih aid ,ouiti
Partridge bankrupt setting forth that said
Charles Partridge, being insoly emf lid on the
lath day OF June 4 u. 1868, make ali assignment
OF all bis properly to said Tvitchell, for the ben
eft ot all tie creditors OF said Partridge, and
that acting under 'sid assignment the said
Twitchell proceeded TO collect debts, settle un-
liquidated matters. and sell and dispose 0f the
property. 9th real and personal Of said estate,
until on the II t day ot October, 1863, tbs said
Partridge was aiJuiicsted bankrupt by the
Hon, District Court Of the United states Tor said
Vermont d strict, and on the 18th DAY OF No' em-
Der, 1862 tie said Iwitcheli was ddlN elected
assignee in bankruptcy oil said estate
Wherefore the said Twitohell prays that all his
acts and doings ia tie premise; previous 10 the
| time when aid fartriJge was Ai!uisei bank
rupt ss aforesaid may lie confirmed ~ said Dis
trict Count and that -ucL an order may ISSUE
from said CUutt shall l25alde all Tie ANt' ana
dnings OF the petitioner while acting a assignee
under the aw- u the State Of Vermont, aud
| that his account a such Assignee iudN lie alio"
ed and settled, ami that all contracts made hy
him may be allowed t. proceed ia accordance
with the terms thereof and that the said witch
ell, a. assignee Ia bankruptcy, may be directed
aud allowed TO sell at private sale VI pullie huc-
ton, OF exchange. all property still uu-old, both
real aud personal and also 10 make such con
tracts as he shall deem fO the interest Of all par
| ties concerned.
Now, therefore un reading lhe ,Aid petition, Il
| is ordered that hearing be had upon tile same
on the lst Tuesday OF January. 4. u. 1870, before
said Court at Darlington in said District nj II
| o'clock in the tOreuo on, and that notice thereo
he served upon tour OF the principal creditors o
said Bankrupt, either personally OF " mail duly
attested by the CLERK OF said Court and by pub
I 4 4 "A =. Al 81 80.