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CLERKS SALE.
Han S1quity-AilAersOll.

Thomas J. Mcclure. ~ ~ 7afEAaN
w. G. Martin md wife, Billfor Partition
others. Mcclure, deed!
RY virtue of an order from tho Honorable James
- T.. Orr, Circuit Judge TO mo directed, will
sell. nt public oncry, at Wnlhalla, in the County
OF Oconee. on Friday tho 22d day of October next,
the following Tracts of Land described in the pro-
ceedings of this case rs the Real Estnte Of Il. j.
Mcclure, deceased situate in Oconce County, viz {:
no ACRES,
Known as Lot No. 7, situate on the road lead.
ing from Double Cabins to Anderson 9. IL. /,
bounded by lands Of IL a. II. Gibson, Thomas
St1ckey, Thomas II. J4rles and Estate Of Rob
1ert Norris, deceased 1 "ta
ila,p. 4, 1855 ACRES, ga.sat
Known as Lot No. 8, situate on head branches
of Cane md Crooked Greeks, waters of Little
River. bounded by Lot No. 8. and lands Of COL
j. j. Norton, @. B. Cox and others.
255 ACRES,
Known as Lot No. Q, situate on head branches
Of Cane and Crooked Greeks, waters Of Little
River. bounded by Lot No. 8. and lands of Ia
yid Wilson, estate of Todd and others. =
TERMS OF SALE -One.third cash, the bal
uuCC ou u CTOuIG vi Vtlo uHu TWO ycttrS, WIN lQ-
tereat from duy of sale. Purchaser to give bond
with approved surety, and pay for stamps and
titles. ..h
JOHN W. DANIELS,
C.c,Ac.
Clerks Office, Anderson G. H., $. OIL
F'@A" September l6. 1860. y m e
Sept. 81. 1869 so I'd
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OCONEE COUNTY CITATION. .iil
,\lTHEREAS, II. r. yandiver Hath made suit to me
w TO grant him Letters Of Administration upon
the Estate and effects Of Archibald IIaly decd.
These are, therefore. to cite aud admonsh al and
singular tho kindred and creditors Of the aaid Arch.
ibald Hnly. deceased, TO be and appear, before
mo- in the Court Of Probate, to be held at Walhsl
In, s.. G., on Saturday, the 9th day of October,
1860, at oolook in the forenoon, to shew cause,
IL any they have, why the said Adm'pistration
should not he granted. Given underh,y hand and
seal, this 10Th day Of September, 1869. ~ aBqt
RICHARD LEWIS, sJ.r.osUs
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W. alfalfa Select School

RS. GOODMAN will open o sohool in thertow
~ of Walhalla. for young ladies apd children.
The session will commence on the 23rd Of August
and CLOSE on the,23rd Of December. re NY29'Sa
oE fsaNs PER sRssIoNEoP POUR MONTHS: eS
Advanced pupils, :, $40 0Ot"
Second Second. Class n,,,:... 4; 500
Hs''sin H.s # ia,,1s%:p., r'sas; !; !; !; e sSS g
Every effort will bo made by the Principal to
improve her Pupils In their several branches OF
study. md practical attention paid to thoir man
ners and morals.
Tuition to be paid at tho expiration Of first
month.
Mrs. A. s. GOODMAN, Principal.
Miss KATE GOODMAN Goyerness
Miss ELBENTA GOODMAN,
Teacher or Music.
There win be n lesson giveuin DANCING every
Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock. .gs.- sf't
TERMS ,
Per session Of Four Months, payable in ad-
Children not attending the School may never,
theless join the Dancing class.
August TO- 1869 Al ~ IT,
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In the District Court Of the United
States Tor South Carolina

IN the mattcr 9f james H. A1ums, Of Ocomce
L"unty, B"ahrmpI
rEriTioS FoW frLL AID FINAL DIscnAFuEIN BANK
5twN RUpTCY.
ORDERED, that q hearing he had on the | III
WEday OF October. A. D., 1859, Mt Fedcrn Court
aAOnse in Charleston, S. C.. and that all creditors
,Sc., OF shd Bankrupt appear ut said time and
place, and show cause, If any they onn, why tho
prayer OF the Petitioner should not be grantcd-
4lnd that the I'd nnd Bird meeting ot creditors of
fNid bankrupt will be held at the Office OF G. G.
1asgcr. Esq. Reg ser Of arl Congressional Dis.
hrict =. g., the 4th day of October 1860. at - ST.
i'yord Of the Court. the II day Of September
FSG3.
~ 4u.t DANIEL. HOR LBEEK
Clerk Of tho District Court Of tho United States
fer South Carolina.
Sept. g. 1869 40 2
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Farmers & Mechanics' Manual.
600 0o,avo Pages and over 200 Illustrations

Tho Now Ofloans Times" saya: at is a book
which should be in the hands of every Farmer and
Mechanic" 7.f - -~'' -
The New Orleans Picayuno" says. $50 vain
eble book should he found in the house Of G, cry
Former and Mechanic; its elegant illustrations
will make it welcome everywhere"
Active men and women can make more money
and give better satisfaction in selling this book
than any work in tho field
Send for l6-page circular. telling nj! abo.,t 1t.
Il. Is. TREAT 4 co.. Publishers
No. 654 BnoADwAY, N. Y
Sept. 90. 1869 so Rim
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- AS 70 s.IaT- El' e. FETJI aTT TT5T
~, ,aWo a ,,aXArtig@ynan.ta
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PLANTATION BITTERS

a,g This wonderful vege-
table restorative is the
sheet-anchor Of the feeble
and debilitated. AS a
tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid it has
no equal among stomach
les. As a remedy for
tho nervous weakness to-
which women are espec-
tally subject, it is
superscding every other
slim ulant. In all
climates, tropical, tenn
perate or frigid, it acts
rs q specific i'm every
species OF disorder Which
undermines the bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits.
Wherever it is intro
duced it becomes q
standard article---a me-
dicinal staple. 1t is to-day
the best and purest tonic,
and the most popular
medicine i'm the civilized
wOrld---be sure and get
the genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, GrOcers and
Country Stores.
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Il SUR 0E@N u Is M TDGT d
s now prepared to execute in the most asisntiRo
nishihg Artificial Plates on improved Styles, upon
larger scale than heretofor& with short notice
and at prices much below the usual ohares. Or.
Jinary yulcnnizod Rubber Setts,, $2S. The Same,
strengthened wthlg gold bands. $50 5is hIte ~ !,
Office over First National Bank, C CotpmbIa d. C.,
3anN a. 1850 SO Unx
The New York herald., 1869-12-07
THE TELEGRAPHS.
Messages from India TO L0ndons
from the London Times Nov. 25.1

Messages from India TO Londons
from the London Times, Nov. 25.l
The following relates to the present state Of the
telegraphic service with Inda:-
OLD BROAD STREET, E. c., LONDON, Nov. "a, 1859.
/ think you will agree that the East Indla mer-
chanEs just cause TO complain of the condition
oil teeQrapnic communication with the East. For
many weeks past messages have been coming with
the most dtful irregularlty, varying from nine TO
fifteen days aud more, and, as long as we believed
all were In the same boat we nave borne the lncon
yenience with only grumbllng but when We see that
the Indian Council get messages tn rough from Bonn
bay In about thirtysx hours vde the Times OF to-day
and the welcome telegram concerning DR.. Living
stone) we fee inclined TO do more than grumbe and
to inquire when matters are to improve. AS an
instance zone IN many OF the present condition Of
the llne may name that last Mondays man from
Bombay, with letters dated the Both OF october,
brought my nrm copy OF . message OF the go OF
October, the Original Of which, has never reached u.s.
and is probably sdelayed IN Turkeyn or elsewhere
Meanwhile the officials at each end receive our mes
sages and money, but the kilograms themselves con-
sliLute q living example OF u leap IN the dark as
there is no possibility OF obtaining any assurance
thai they win reach their destination at oil. Your
obedient servant MERCHANT.
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

lFrom the London Echo, Nov. 22.l
The case OF Carrlboni W.. Carbon ana Raddelli
came on for hearing IN this CITY this morning. Inc
petitioner is an Italian, carrying on business aa
ieweer at Gravesend, and he sought Tor q dlssolur
tion OF his marriage on the ground OF adultery with
the correspondent. who Is aso an Italian Both the
respondent and correspondent denied tne aiiega.
ton. The petitioner was stated TO have Oeen
Sixty years OF age at the time Of the mar
rage, while the respondent, who Is OF irish ex-
children OF the marriage In December Of last year
the CO. respondent was brought nome 10 the mousse
and introduced To the wife Of the petitioner, VINO
alleged chat Immediately Afterwards IN improper
Intimacy sprang up between them. Mrs. Carriooni
was put into the witness box aud denied the adui-
terry. the correspondent, Raddelli, was also sworn
ana denied In too that anything improper naa ever
taken place between himself and the plalntln's wIe:
me petitoner was suspicious old man, aud mad
admitted afterwards that he was wrong IN making
sucn accusations, and had offered him present ior
having made them.
Several witnesses were called on behalf OF the CO.
pondent and mis- Lordshlp hsd tnat me case loI
the petition, with COSTS
The New York herald., 1869-12-07
METEORs.
Falling Of Two sre.eorio Bodies in England.

To THE EDITOR OF THE LONDON HERALD
As i.haee not seen In your paper any account OF
tell you such is the fact. On Saturday, Novem-
Der o. two mete0rs were seen to fall perpendcuiariy
from the sky almost at the same time, within afew
minutes OF seven O'Clock. and about mile distant
from each other. The first seen by SIX seven per-
at least no doubt the same as seen by your
respondent at Hignclere, ell near Backfield chapel
aud about sixty wards to the left OF man walking
aiong the road towards that building. This ali
describe as being most magnificent and vary
Ing In color, leaving O long tram OF sparks
behind which were visible nearly ten minutes;
alter which, lor lull half an hour. luminous vapor
or cloud was seen assuming various shapes, cres-
cent, snuous, &c. las seen from different places,
and being gently carried along to the westward by
the wind IL burst when near to the ground and
mass OF fame snot out from 1t uhe man says he
should think two yards wide, but he heard
no report When he first saw 1t falling 1t was
small, but before Its bursting It seemed as large as
his ~douole ns,s aud OF she color OF the moon The
light given out was very great. Another person
says ~ made It as ilgnt as day. have since been
searching Ia the held, but have not been successful
Ia iiudlng any fragments.
The secono meteor was seen by, Know. four dlf-
ferent people, who thOught 1t ieii IN the rectory
grounds. Ut mas since been found IN the field be-
yond) They compared 1t to a ball OF fire, first OF
blush color Changing aa IL dai TO deep orange, but
light. iJ was picked up on the Wednesday follow
lug by Mr.. Siightam VINO says 1t mad then strong
suphurous smell. 1t ls IN OBJECT OF much interest
80 tue people mere. Il.
1 am AFRAID OF making my communication too
long sol win SIMPLY say lts outward appearance Is
sirullar to those generally known as meteor1c
stones; but the upper part (that is as 1t lay
on the groundl mad piece seemingly blown or
and this shows the interior TO be q pure flint of q
brownsh tnge; lying on this Is fine powder in
crystals like stica; Others more needle shaped; then
There ID also projection which has the appearance
o. q broken FOSSIL shell Of the mussel class butthi5
We wish 10 have examined, and to do that the stone
must be broken or cut open moro than 1t is at pre-
sent; for should It prove 10 be such, 1t woud 90
long Way to establish the theory Of mcteoric stones
being part OF dismemDered world. In size it is
less than cricket ball, ana weighs moro Than one
pound avoirdupois. II must nave been IN soft
state wnen 1t reached The ground, for IL had not
penetrated more than hail an incn and that part is
much hattened and smoother tnan the rest am
Sir, yours respectfully, A. 4. SMITH,
fAwLEY, NEAR SOUTHAMPTON, HANrs, Nov. Is.
The New York herald., 1869-12-07
Personal MOVEMENTS.
Bismarck never swears.

Bismarck never swears.
Hon. Jere Black writes with MS left hand.
General Terry is seriously Ill at his home In At
lanta, Ga.
General fwggs was once the richest general In the
army. 8rM
scnencI has bought $4,000 mansion in Washing
ton.
General @. P. Ihre is Congressional delegate from
Alaska.
Prim, the Spanish general, is little and has a
peaked nose
Alexander Dumas is to write up the Ecumenical
Council for La LfDerte.
Two Irish girls Of San Francisco have given Train
$500 emerald
A daughter OF Professor Asasslz "a in the insane
asylum at SomeryilIe, Mass. monomanac.
Traupmann Is the champion coniessor. No two OF
his concessions agree, except In atrocity.
one or the heaviest specuators at the Paris Bourse
Ia o coal back negro from Port au Prince.
The Princess de ietternich claims to have ressored
over flty fallen women to their families ana to
responsibility.
Miss muhlbacn has her hands full-a dozen histor-
tcal novels on the United States. q five act drama
and a dropsy which Is expected to carry her or IL =
The ex-Kng OF Naples, who has Just returned
from visit TO Germany, says:--'I have brought
IingsS - - '-'''' - - Nv lu0f0
The Earl OF Zetand. during twenty-sIx years
Grand Master OF Freemasons In England will relirp
IN myor oi Earl De Grey and Rip0p, now Deputy
Grand Master aud o member OF Gladstone's Minis.
try. q -
Belle BOYD, who has been confined in the Cal,for.
MIA insane Asylum OF stockton for some time past
gave birth to o child last week and almost fully re-.
covered her reason Immediately after tho occur
renee. w.
Robert F. Burton, leading Mormon, has been
visiting ms brother IN Toledo lie joined Joe smith
oil Sauvoo twonty-fve years ago, ana Eas now three
wives and twenty-five children all boys but three.
lie Is Sheriff OF Salt Lake, Collector OF Internal Rev Q.
nue. and runs w0ollen factory. s-.T \ !
Longfellow, while In Florence, recently purchased
for presentation TO the library OF Bowboin College,
his alma mater the works OF Petrarch, Dante
Arlosto and liss0, OF tho famous Pisa edition, and
had them elegantly bound al Rome In vallum hacks
Pilt. lie also obtained volume OF Greek poetry.
Anacreon and Sappho foio, bounu in the same style
- Testimonial TO his INSTRUCTOR the venerable Pro-
fessor Alpneus s. Packard.
The New York herald., 1869-12-07
IRELAND.
Political Convicts for Pariinmsnt-Lcssons
from France.

Political Convicts for Parlinmsnt-Lcssons
from France.
from the Cork Herald, Nov. TO-
The Tipperary election terminated last evening IN
sho return OF ODouovan Rosa by majority OF
about 100 votes This extraordinary occurrence VIII
speak trumpet-tongued TO the peoples not alone Of
these countries, but OF Europe. when they realize
the fact that poor forlorn convict, who Is now
pining amid burglars and murderers 10 an English
prison, has chosen as the Knight oil one OF the
principal shires Ireland his sole merit being That
he has suffered for what his countrymen pe-
neved 70 be ner cause, 1t 70 quite possible
that, according to the law Of Parliament ne
may be disqualified for the seat but never
can It be denied that the people who elected MIN re-
garded MIN as the true exponent Of their feelings
rejected another candidate simply because ne ap-
pealed to them as q supporter OF the government
which incarcerated and now tortures his "felon"
rival Let those who deal III deducing morals from
political events draw any other inference They are
welcome TO it. Certain 1t ID the English press which
has ately taunted the Emperor Of the French on &c
count OF the return Of come OF his 'rrec0ncilabes
must use all their available ingenuity to get rid OF
the ugly ana damnlng fact Of the impracucabe and
trreconcllable Rossa's election by "galanf Up
p0rary."
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

Rates and brought round 70 the Mersey to be trans
formed into q saiing vessel TIE work Is now beng
rapidly carried on and In the coursa OF month Or
SO the Adrlatic will be one OF the largest sang ves-
sells trading out OF the port OF Liverpool
Mr.. Bates owns several large vessels one OF tnen.
the Bates Family, being capable or slowing away
III 900 baes OF cotton; but when the alterations OF tho
Adriatic are completed she VIII be able 70 carry
about 20, 600 bales OF East India cotton.
The New York herald., 1869-12-07
The ELECTION TO-DAY.
n44a ~-~------~~---
AN EXCITING CONTEST EXPECTED.

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The New York herald., 1869-12-07
ENGLAND.
rhe Peabody Funeral Fieet-Its Course When
ut Sen. +

+
From the London Times, Nov GAL 4
The sailing. OF her Majesty's ship Monarch from
Portsmouth for the United States with the remains
OF the late distinguished pnilanflropIst on board
has been deferred by orders from tile Admiraity
from the 27th inst until day yet to be fixed upon
according to circumstances between the "a and 9th
pr0xImo. This change IN the date OF sailing has
been made TO enable the United States ships OF war
Which nave been ordered TO accompany the Mon
commencement OF the voyage from Spithead, ana
This they would have been unable 70 do
mSn.re. Mad see Original day nxed upon for the
United states screw frgate Plymouth, which
y one OF the vessels ordered to accompany
the Monarch, ID now on ner way to Spltliead
from the Mediterranean, but Is not expected TO arrive
earlier than the lst proxiDio She viii afterwards
some parts Of her machinery may require a little
readustment In packing or other matters before she
Kenosha Is another OF the vessels appointed to
accompany the Monarch, but she Will most proba.
by arrive at spitnead some time In advance OF the
1he route taken by the Monarch aud her convoy
will be southern one and tbey VIII call at MADEIRA
or Faya TO enable the ships TO OIL up Their bunkers
with coal for the remainder OF the voyage to the
American coast. H01
but the finishing touches to render them complete.
Captain comaerell,s apartment on the aftermost
rT' S sPs tas nam case deck IN was ,a
PEABODY during ne voyage between sDthsaa and
nraped Tho Monarch herself has been placed In
fun naval inourning, everything projecting above
her upper decks, tnIrots, funnel, hurricane deck
lower masts and bowsprits, yards ana blocks aloft
&C, all being painted q "French Qray.n ribbon OF
The same color has also been painted round the
outer sides OF the buiwarks. Yesterday the Monarch
was beraed alongside the railway letty OF the dock
Sara o. Portsmouth where she VIII receive the body
on BOARD on the day fixed upon FOR It's embarkation
nn' Ian That Will convey the friends OF the late Mr.
aean9ay ana his remains from London to Ports
t tVutn WIN De run through the railway companies
sVnt sU saa.on at the Portsmouth terminus aud over
r ar hauIaty Junction line OF rails into the dock
knnarrn nu s pm n 70 the jeuy, alongside which the
''toh'"s' Steamship as a Hugo Cotton
Ship.
r,o.o IRON the Cork Herald, Nov. 2sl
aneIe is AT presont lying In the Blrknhead docks
E,nslaha, one or the largest East Tndnyncn anoat
xM': tue Adriatic, whose history IS rather evsnt
~, ONE the Adriatic originally formed ono 81 Tho
Eeeptaseu Collins line OF steamships eaIIipv 10, wnn
's,aS ana tne Mersey and Is sister ann to the
s,ia.o1 Iacihc, Arctic ana Baltic Ever sinre ~ The
collapse of tho Collins lne the Adrias,e !. Jo , ~"
was iad at southampton until WITHIN the last ss1
''""'H'' "hen Sne was purcnas a by Mr. Edward
The New York herald., 1869-12-07
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
CRANE-HALLocK.-On Sunday, December s. by
the Rev. A. Mclean, THEODORE +. CRANE, OF Nyack,
to KATE A., daughter OF David +. Hallock, OF this
city.
SroNE-woop.- Tuesday, June s. 1859, by the
Rev. DR.. Bowling, CHARLES II. STONE, OF New YORK,
TO IDA L., daughter Of George Wood, Esq, OF Iarry-
town.
The Montana post., 1869-03-26
Bankruptcy Notice.

Case No. 13.
In the Supreme Court of the Territory of Mon
tana-In Bankruptcy
In the matter of Cyrenius Pearce, Bankrupt
Before Theo. MufIly, Esq. Register:
ITO the Creditors of the above uamed Bankrupt.
Il take notice that the said Bankrupt has filed his
petition in said Supreme Court, for discharge
from all his debts, and that said Court has aP-
pointed the 18th day of May A ID 1869. at ID clock
A NJ of that day before the said Register at the
Court Room Wallace street in the City Of Vir-
ginia. County OF Madison 10 said Territory, as
the time and place, when ard where You may at
tend and show cause II any you have, why the
prayer of said petition should not be granted
BY order of the Court made the 9th day OF
March ID 1861 LUCIUS PECK, elk
said Supreme Court
Word & Spratt solicitors for petitioner mi 5w8t
The Montana post., 1869-03-26

Mr.. KELLY, of New York, who has
given the subject much study, estimates
the trade of the United States that
would pass through the Isthmus of Da-
rien canal annually at TIE value of
800. 100000, with a tonnage of nearly
two millions, valued at $93, 100000.
Similarly estimating the value of trade
and ships for England, France, and
other countries. gives the sum of trade
with all countries as $467 $4,000 to b.
affected by the canal. if built. He fur
ther estimates the saving in money to
the trade of the United States at $780,
600 600; to the trade of England. $9,>
$50 900; to the trade of France, 81, ,1S0,S
600; and the annual saving to the trade
of the world $49, 100000. .....
The Montana post., 1869-03-26
bankruptcy Notice.
Case No. 90.

Case No. ~.
Supreme Court Of the District of Montana Terri
toTy-In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of Z. T. and W. T. Mcfarland
Bankrnpts.
District Of Montana Territory, ss.
THIS is to give Notice, that the 18th day of
Il February 1859. a warrant of Bankruptcy was
issued ont of the Supreme Court of the District OF
Montana Territory. sUaiust the estste of E T. Mo
Farland and w. 7. MeFsTlapd, Of Helena,
in the county of Lewis and Clarke, in
said District who have been sdjudged
Bankrupts on their own petitions that the payment
of any debts and the delivery of any property be-
longing to such Bsukrups, them. for their use
and the transfer of any property by them for
hidden by law. and that meeting of the Cred
tors of said Bansrupts. to prove their debts, and
TO choose more AssigDees Of their estate, will
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at
the Office of the Register. Wallace Street. Nir
ginia City, VI. T.. before Theo Muf1y ESQ, Reg
ster In Bankruptcy for said District, the 9th
day Of April A. ID. 1862 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
NEIL HOWE,
u. 5. Marshal for said District
Geo. NJ. Piuney Helena. NJ T.. aug for ptlr mao
The Montana post., 1869-03-26
Bankruptcy " Office.

Caee No. A.
In the Supreme Court of Montana Territory-In
Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Moses w Goodall, Dankrupt-In
Bankruptcy.
To whom il may concern:
THE Undersigned hereby gives Notice Of his
Il appointment the Assignee of the estate of
Moses w Goodall, of the town of Hamilton in the
county of Gallstiu and Territory of Montana, who
has been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own Pc
tition by the Supreme Court of said Territory,
Dated at Virginia City in said Territory, on the
5th day of March A ID 1869
Ml5w3t DON L. BYAM, Assignee etc
The Montana post., 1869-03-26
Bankruptcy Notice.
Case No. &c.

Case No. 36.
In the Supreme Court Of the Territory of Mon
tana-In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Josiah johnson, Bankrupt.
Before Theo. MufflY, ESQ. Register:
ITO the Creditors Of the above named Bank
Il rupt take notice. that the said Bankrupt has
filed his petition in said Supreme Court, for dis
charge from all his debts. and that said Court has
appointed the 18th day of May, A ID 1869, at 10
o'clock A NJ of that day before the said Register
at the Court Room Wallace street in the City of
Virginia county of Madison, in said Territory, as
the time and place when aUd where you may at
tend and show cause If any you have, why the
prayer of said petition should not be granted
By order of the Court made the 9th day of March
A ID 1869 LUCIUS S. PECK, CPk
said Supreme Court
Geo NJ Pinney. solicitor for petitioner m15w3t
The Montana post., 1869-03-26
Bankruptcy Notice.

Case No. 40.
In the Supreme Court, Territory of Montana-In
Bankruptcy
In the matter of John Hermann, Bankrupt-IE
Bankruptcy
To whom il may concern:
THE Undersigned hereby gives Notice of his
Il appointment the Assignee of the estate of
John Hermann, of Virginia City in the county OF
adjudg ged Bankrupt upon his own etitien by the
Supreme Court of said Territory
DaIed a Virginia City in said Territory, on the
5th day of March ID 1859
ml5w3t ISAAC r. ALDEN, Assignee etc