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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-22
MONTANA NOTES.

R,v. Mr.. Hewitt, Of New York, has
been commissioned to the charge of the
Presbyterian church of Helena.
The Postmaster General has ordered the
change of the name of the post Office 1T
Brewers Springs to White Sulphur
Springs.
The Territorial and q. 8. grand juries
of Deer Lodge comfy have found indtct-
ments against five Cinnamon for illegal
voting.
The appointment Of Mr.. Meyendorf .
melter at the Helena Assay Office was
confrred by the Senate on the 18th
list.
g. c. Brooke, of White Hall. is arguing
the question Of taxing the mining industry
in the columns of the New North West
Mr.. Brooke IS fOrcible writer. and tells
some stubborn truths.
1he owners of bullion In Deer Lodge
have persistertly refused to pay taxes on
tha species of property. Is there no was
to compel themf
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-22
AMERICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS

GILMORE & Co., Successors 10 Chip
man, Hos,ner l. Co.. Solicitors. Patents
procured III all countries. No Fees in at
sshcc N" charge unless the patent is
granted. 40 Tees for ...aking preliminary
examinations. No aJditi'nal fees for OH
tanning aud conducting u rrhCarlng. by
recent decision of The Commissioner
all rejected applications may he revived.
Special attention given fO infringement
cases before the Patent Otf'e. Exle..siOns
before Congress. Infringement suits IN
different States. and all litigations spper.
iaininz to Inventions or Patents.
Land Css.s, :Air.ATs Of Pay anti NH'nty
and Pensio" busl; e.. prMptIy st.snded
To- We ,.esiI" t. win SUCCESS by JeseTv.
ing il. Send s,nu. f.r pamph'"t Ut sixty
pase. GILMORE & Co..
C27, 4 Stree. Warrington, D. G.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-22
This from the Norwich Bulletin: .
Silver in London. ISL sd.

This from the Norwich Bulletin: "A
blnbhering little fellow explained his
tears to companion, PA tent me afic
goldfish for breakfast. an l went h-hin'
and was gore I'll dnv. and now we have
been having some tIlli"Zin'.'
THIS from tie Rome Sentinel: This
Louisiana business is pervcrtin!s the morals
ana humanity of the nation. Rome ca
returned \ c.,unt Of seven kittens, ~ q
ia u the lady of the house assumed min
is'erjal a.,a clerical powers, and threw SIX
Of them out.
A Bozenan boy attended the church
fair the other evening without authority
Of law, and next moi ming when matinee
was about 10 lie held at his home. in which
his Il aternal ancestor was to act til: part
Of leading lady, heobjec'ed and demanded
an investigating committee, rs lie d'd'Dt
think the Returning Board" said le"ding
lady had was fair, and that he was con-
stitutionally opposed to intimidation and
coercion. lie didn't propose to be count
de in" With any such proct cdincs.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-22
I'LL Kinds of Produce
taken in EXCHANGE for
Goods at Bnsi71ski's.

The New North West learns from pri-
vate advices that a proposition will prob.
ably he made by representatives ot the
Utah Northern road looking to its extern
sion to BeSverhead Valley 70, and in con.
sdera,ion Of aid from this Territory. Two
"r three meetings have taken place east
in which representatives of the I. F.. and
u. n. r. RS were present and a.
which the project was considered. 1t is
in contemplation that Mr. ROYAL NJ. Bas-
sett and two others shall come tO Montana,
and ,rake their proposition direct 10 the
Legislature.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-22
CONDENoED TELEGRAlS.
DECEMBER IA

DECEMBER a.
The trial Of the five million dollar snir
against the Directors Of The Emma Nine
Company, has been resumed in New
York.
Three masked men made daring and
successful attempt TO rob the banking
house Of w. Ream in Somerset. They
&c cured $10. 900.
The ice gorged near 81. Louis and sev-
eral steamboats, were badly damaged.
The Centennial WAS sunk.
The new York Times 10 an editorial.
oppose the siIvers bill.
VIM. Highly was to-day nominated
Collector Of Internal Revenue for the
First district of California.
DECEMBER. Is.
Inspector Gen. iiar.iee, U. s. A., died
in Washington last ~vening.
The Journals Washington dispatch
from Democratic Orr epondent at Col
nnlbia, South Caroliua. says: The Re
publican House yesterday adopted reso.
lution declaring the election Of all present
Circuit Judges to have ben void. The
Senate will concur. and tie result will
necessarily he fatal to Hampton 8 assump
ton 70 be Governor Of the State.
The President. in reply 10 an invitation
cx,euIch TO him by Republican on
Thursday to visit Virginia after his t'rm
vt office expires, said that lie would
be glad to do 50, but thar he intends tn
leave tor Havana. Cuba, in March. after
Piesi ent Hayes Inauguration, and after
spcndin. few ". eks there, sail for
Europe to remain some time.
A special from BoIiv-r. Tenn. says:
A fire broke out in saOOn this m0t ming.
,.nd was immediately communicated to
other bindings, destroying All entire
square. incluiinY the M~thudis. church.
post Office, express Office and other hu~i-
ness houses. Aggregate loss, S2O0, 600;
lnsura ce, 100000.
Silver in London. 5Sl sd.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-22
BOHEMIAN, NJ. T., FRIDAY, DEC. %, 1876.
1IcCall's I'rial.

Jack Mccall, who shot VIM. Hicock.
commonly known as .'Wild Bil,.' has
/ had his trial at Yankton. D. r., and been
found guilty of murder in the i,st d. gree.
The following testimony of George NJ.
Shingie gives the gist of the case.
l reside in Cheyenne and have lived
there nine months. On the end of Augu. t
was at Deadwood in the Black Hills. l
Knew man named Wild Bill and hal
known him since 1856 oy that name and
by his right name, Hickock. He was best
known by the name of Wild Bill. He is
dead. He died in Deaiwood on the 2nd
day of August, 1876. Deadwood 10 on
Whitewood creek think. It was at thse
time place of 1000 population l should
think. On the I'd day of August in a
'a'oon at Deadwood kept by Carl Mann
and Jerry Lewis, Wild Bill was ther.
playing cards. There was a party Of
3 or Others sitting a: the same table.
| was In the room at the same time.
saw man come in the saloon who ls here
,,"w 1t is the defendnnt here present.
He walked DIS the b.ck door Of the
saloon. When within or 4 feet Of the
door he turned and came up behind Wild
Bill. He put pistol within 2 or 3 feet
of Wild Bills head and fired. As he fired
he said. "take that" The bail entered
the back part OF Wild Bills head and
came out of the right cheek entering the
left wrist Of Captain Massey. The shot
killed Wild Bill almost instantly. He
sat in the chair couple of minutes anu
then fell over backwards. made an ex-
animation of Wild Bill and found h,m
dead. The saloon stood nearly the same
as this cn'rt house. with door in each
end and bar and tables inside. The table
where Wild Bill sat was nearly in the
middle Of the rooM. He was facing the
bar. When the d, fendcnt came IN | was
weighing out gold dust. After firing the
de frndant walkeh backward toward the
back door. with his revolver in his hanI
holding it up. A. went to look ut Bill.
McCall pointed the revolver at me and
snapped it. got out Of the house. Carl
Mann was the only one left in the house.
and McCalI. Saw the defendant half
al hour later " hen he was arrested. Was
present At the trial, which was held in !:
'hcatcr building IN D"adwood on the third
iay Of August. Mccall s1id to the court
that he had killed Wild Bill and that he
WAS glad Of i',and if he had it 10 do over he
would do the same thing-thAt Bill bad
killed II brother Of his and he did it for
revenge. The weapon used was Sharp>
improved revolver IS inches long with
piece CT burkskin srwed aronnd the stock.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-22
COWarllly Assaults.

When candidate for high Office is 20
we'll liked and SO popular with the masses
as to make his defeat difficult in a fair anu
hOrurabIe fignt, mean aid cowardly men
are not wanting who delight in slandering
his good name. there are also those
whose selfi>h"es> prompt them 10 prostj-
tutc their honor, pervert truth, and tg-
nore right, tor the sake OF inJurIng com-
petitor in business, whose prosperity they
envy. and with whose business sayacity
they have rot the talent to successfully
compete with IN an honorable way. These
thoughts are suggested toy the mean.
cownriiy attacks made upon me- and my
medicines, by those who imagine their
pcrunisry prrspt cts injured by the great
popularity which my standard medicines
have a-quires. and the continued growth
Of my professional practice. Narrow
minded p:ac;ioners Of ed'c'n", and
manufactures of preparations which 90
not possess sufficient merit TO successfully
compete for popular !ayor. have rtsorted
20 such cowardIy strategy a. 10 publish
all sorts of ridicu u'ous reports about the
com position of my medicines. Amanacs.
..R ceipt Books.''a other pamphlets
aie issued and scattered broadcast over
The land. wherein these CO. temptioe
knave> publish pretended analyses OF m,
medicines, and receipts for making them
S, m If these publications are given h'gh
sounding Names, pretend to be Issued ny
respectable men of education ahd position.
f or the good of the pco,,le-the more ON
pletely 10 blind the rca Ter to the real OBJ
1ect IN til. ir c,rculat which is IT, .Jnre
l,e SAFE Of my medicines. "The Popular !
Health Alnanac,' is the high-souEd'ns
,ame Of one of these publications. which |
contains bogus receipts, without s'a'"
of truth in them. Not less devoid OF truth
are those which have been published BY
one DR.. L.. Of Detroit, in the Mlc'''sa"
Farmer, and by other manufacturers ol
m. dicines. il several sO-callel Journals I
If Pharmacy. They are all prompted by
jealousy and utterly fail in accomplishing
the object of their authors, for, notWlth- |
standing their free circulation. my medi
cincs continue to sell more largely than
any others manufactured iu this country.
and are constantly Increasing in sale de-
spite the base lies concocted and '1rcua-
ted by such knavcs. The people find that
these medicines possess genuine merit,
accomplish what their manufacturer
claims for them, and are not the vile,
,n,sonous nostrums which jealous. mar
row-mindcd physicians and compo"hdcrs
Of competing medicines represent them
TO be. Among the large 1umberof pre-
tended analyses published, is . significant
fact that no two Eaye been at all alike
proving the dishonesty OF
their authors. 1t is enough for the peo-
ple to know that while thousands, yes
may truthfully say millions, have taken
nv medicines and have been cured. II"
one l.as ever received injury from their
use. R.V. PIERCE: N. D.,
Proprietor Of DR.. Pierce's NJ dicines
Worlds Dispeusary, Buffalo. n. 7.
Why incur The expense Of costly Med'-
Gated Ba hs for the relief Of iocxl skin
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-22
From the New North West. I

Mr.. Foster infOnms Us the Butte end t
the New Helena wagon road is IN fair
condition but that the other ED is scarce
" practic .ble yet. 1t will cost several
thousand dollars more 10 make 1t coed
highway. Aside from being q short.t
route to Helena the rood will afford good
contamination with Gsllatin Valley troa
wh c'' Butte will dra.. h'avily in grain
and produce.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-22
Investigating New York.

New York. Dtctm' er ie.-Congress-
ional COMMITTEE selected 10 invest slieate
election frauds in this city, Bros klyn,
Jersey .ny and Philade'phia. met to day
AID organized by elcc,ipg Cox. Chair.
luan.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-22
Weather.

TORONTO. December 16.-The storm
las, night was severely felt throughout the
Province. Serious damages ~re reported
to the shipping aud w.arf property. Snow
fell in the wesn RI districts 10 the depth
of several feet, and driftei SO badly that
some of the roads are fairly blockadcd.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-22
Letter List,

Letters remaining uncallcd for in the
Post Office at Bozeman, Gailatin county.
Montana Territory, December q, 1876:
Booth 5 H McQuinn Moliie
Board James Ke,uix
Dunlap Andrew Wyatt GeoS
Hartman W Il Wright B j 2
Levitt 5 Virgins d A
J. H. TAYLOR. p. IL
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-22
EklDSIn.

WAeHINGTON. December 16 16-AttOrney
General TAFT said to dsy that hc had heard
rulnors Of the Democrats banding together
to inaugurate Iilden, but he'd not received
any confirmation.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-22

Why ireur the expense Of costly Medt
Gated Ba hs for the relief Of iocsl skin
diseases, kout or rheumatism, when they
may be got rid Of u tr'fl'ng cost BY
m& ans of Glenu's julphu' Soap.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-22
Correction.

In an article in the COURIER of Dec.
18th, headed ''Grain 1heshed.'' for
William Kennedy" read William Elan.
nerv. 1t was typographical error, that
will sometimes occur.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-22
A Washington Scandal.

Nrw YokK. December 4.-Thc Worlds
Washington special says: The District
Attorney brought into court to-'iai an IN
dictment found by the grand jury against
Charlie: A Dana, Of the New York Sun,
for the libel If Governor Shepherd in
charging him, On October eth. with Keep
ing wiG"w named Mrs. X. F. Mosei as
his mistress, and that, with the aid OF the
President. lie had her appointed in fllc
Treasury Department. though she lad
NJ YER rendered days service there. The
Indictment, after pronOunr'ng this IS
false. reci,cs that the President ord' red
Mrs. Mos+l to I've paid her salary after she
had been furloughed by the Treasury lie.
par,ment. Which, is also presented as libel
Gus. 1t is further recited that Mrs. MoseI
is recognizt d as one Of the best dressed
ladies in the city and lives in one of Sbep-
herds houses and keeps up style mat
neople of moderate wealth cannot afford,
which, is also pl cscntcd among the libel"us
portions of the article The editor OF the
Sun is to he brought here for trial. OF
winch there is great doubt, in vie" Of
Judge BlatchtOri's decision when he was
indicted before ut Shepherd g instance.
The trial will he one of no common interest
the President, Br,stOw, and Mrs. Mose',
who il very handsome woman, will
necessarily oe among the witnrssrs.
The Dexter mill. At Butte made run
Of seven d .ys recently and tur"ed out lO
bs,s. weighing 6Oo pounds $50 hne-a"d
uf = currency value OF 9l2.OOO. 1t Is
claimed this IL the best run Of ,cn.stanp
silver mill tuat has Leen madc In The
Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-22
Sheppard VS. Danna
Storm In Canada.
Sensational.
Returns.

WASHINGTON. December 16.-The cleo
torxI >Mes IF fifteen Stxt+s have been
placed in the hands OF acting Vice Presi-
dent Ferry by the M. s>eng' rs.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-22
Tert,le Of Subscription.
fines Of Holding The Courts Of The
Territory for the Year 1876.

TGrrlluly lUl lH6 lCdl l0IO.
1'he Su,rrmc Court mt its hic session
,,cd the time Of lr,lh,ng the court for
,s.6 making snut changes. rs follows:
s1PREMf: COURT.
IN llee, tirst monday in January and
ncnnl mon, ay III August.
rvsr Dtsr srnIcr-H. N. B'tkc. Judge.
/ IN Madison county, ut Virginia City.
gnd monday in Marcn; SECOND m"nt"y in
Spp'cn.hcr
|, ,;al.a,in county. ut BoZeman. first
monday IN MAY, III, monday in October.
In .ltii,,>cu cnnny, Ht Rad rsbnrg. 1st
Tu,,d,, ia April: lih TIT sday ~ Sept
seoo>p t,rsrRlcr-u. Knowles. Judge
1 In p,4r Lodge county. ut Deer Lodge
| riv. second monday IN April
t,r>l monday in - pleMher. U'r all
|,,uscs hat cau be- t.eu Wl'hol'' Jury.
keen, N cases where 'h" par1ic- consent
|-Da, !, SPECIAL y"nlrc may iss'ic To try the
lam
Fir.,- monday IN December.
In Nilsson a county,. a. Mi>>oMla. fourth
nOhbhl VI Jhi I, s'S' ~" "'"'"' "
,rm3cr.
In Rcavc,hrod county. a. Ban, X, hrst
rnu..ay IL june: second monday in DC
,ouer.
ru;nD ,,lsrErcT ID. 2. Wade, Judge.
/, Lew. md C;ar.r county. at Helena.
Il IN Match; INST monday IN
Il N.Y. n,t,rt.
n lu Mra. her county. nj Diamond City.
81 ;oprf mu;day in april; thHu monday
IN October.
rSo.e L nited States Courts are held at
virginia civ. y -r Ledge and Hthna. al
the times the T"rritori", District Courts
are held "t hose places.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-22
G. w. Wonroe. M. D.,

DHYSiCIAN ANDSU RECON Office
L al his rcs,utn'c on Church street.
Bozenan NJ. r.. offers his professional!
services to the citizens Ut Bozcnlan ana
Gaatin county.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-07-06
How Il is Received.

The Nomination of Tilden is received with
various evidences of satisfaction and detection
by the Democratic party throughout the coun-
from the West substantially give up the
Presidential contest, as we'll rs the next Con-
gress. Mcmahon, Sayler. Neal and Savage, of
Ohio, regard a nomination in their districts as
of 40 value. They agree that the Democl ats
car only hope for four members of the House
from Ohio next fall. Landers, Indiana, says
that the Democrats will not be able to get
more than two Congressman out of his State.
Bright, OF Tennessee, says the nomination is
weak: and talks of Il third ticket. Young, of
weak in that State. Senator Booth says Til
den is a weak man on the Pacific Coast, and
cannot carry California. Senator Thurman is
quiet, but will support ridden. The Ohio
Democrats generally concede that State to
Hayes by $4,000 majority. The New York
Democrats In Congress do not like to say
much. The Republicans from that State have
been expressing hope that Tildcn would be
nominated, and they say his war record, his
connection with Tammany, us long as Tweed
held power, and his comiyance with and aid Of
the election frauds, when Seymour was
conntcd in though never elected, viii
destroy his chances of carrying the State
Gen. Tom Ewing, of Ohio, regards Hendricks
nomination for Vice-President rs giving Indi-
ana to the Republicans, because, as Governor,
he had MORALLY offended the Germans.
The feeling among the Democrats of Phila-
delphia over the nomination of Iilden for
President was one of great dissatisfaction
At the American club room, where meeting
was being held and kilograms were being re-
ceived from st. Louis, the gathering broke up
rather unceremonloEsly when it was found
that Tilden was nominated. The feeling OF
the majority of the Democrats was that of dis
gust at the work of the Convention. The
Republicans are highly gratified. as they be-
lieve the nomination will insure the election of
Hayes and Wheeler and place Pennsylvania
largely Republican beyond Il doubt.
The Republicans throughout the country,
while regarding the ticket of Tldcn and
Hendricks, as intellectually strong, consider it
weak before the people and the easiest to beat
that could have been nominated, rs they are
both old ring politicians, with universal dis
trust resting against them with the masses.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-07-06
The Eastern War.

The threatened war between Seryia and Tur-
key, has terminated in the invasion of Turkey,
and tie engagement of the contending forces.
The cause of hostilties is not definitely stat
ed, but beneath any surface pretenses, lies the
religious convictions of the two races, and
the contest will assume the attitude of the
christian against the Musselman faith. There has
long been Il suppressed bitterness on the part
of the Servans against the Turks, because of
the cruel despotisms of the latter over the for.
mer centuries ago. 1t has been transmitted
from generation to generation, and now under
the instigation OF Russia, the Servians have
opened hostilities, which may disturb, if not
has been joined by Montenegro. and the prob
ability is that Bornih and Herzegovina will be
drawn to the side of Servia. These are all
warlike States, well disciplined and fierce
Behind that is the prejudice and conviction Of
religious faith, which will stimulate the ardor
of the troops, and make the contest bitter and
relentless. 1t is not any transient or spasmodic
impulse that has precipitatel hostilities. 1t is
the .intagonism of centuries, cruelties
suffered the wrongs endured by past genera
atons. Further, the civilization of the Chris
tian is to encounter the barbarism of the Turk,
and in this, we believe, is the hand of Provi-
dencc. The great powers of Europe may seek
to keep aloof from the contest. but they will
be dragged into it, especially if Russia is rep
resented right as being the nstigator of Ser
Wan advance. Turkey is the ssick p
That empire is Il blot upon the map of the civ
iizcd world. The Cross and the Crescent will
wave over the respective banners OF the con-
testants, until tine sympathy OF Christian ma
tions shall be attracted to the emblems of
Christianity Haunting ii the front of the col
umn. moving on to the destruction OF Moham-
cdanism
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-07-06
Staunton. Va. Juns 80, 1876.
Asslgnee's Sale
RE AL EST ATE


By virtue of an order entered in the District Court
OF the United States for the Western District of Va
the 18th day OF April 1876 in the matter of Rich
ard E. Thofnhill in bankruptcy, SHALL on
SATURDAY, the 22nd day OF JULY, 1876,
in front of the Court House door of Rappahannock
county sell at public auction to the hia hes bidder
all OF the real estate now the possession Of the
said Richard E. Thornh, and upon which he now
resides This real estate consists of several SINAI,
tracts parcels OF land, containing
ABOUT 49, ACRES,
lies in Rappahannock co unity, and has upon it com
Portable Farm Buildings. Also another Tract Of
George Ficklin decd. ~
twill be sold in parcels or lots if deemed on the
day OF sale for the benefit of the said bankrupt and
his creditors. ~ -.A
The Terms CT Sale will be- one fourth of the prlr-
chase money IN cash, and the residue in three equal
payments, with interest thereon. secured by bonds
with good security. payable in six, twelve and eigh-
Teen months from the day of SALE and the title re-
tanned until the whole amount of purchase money
is paid. H S. MENEFEE Assignee
June 2Z-taS OF Richard Z, Thornhill.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-07-06
Docket case No.

In the District Court of the United States for the
western District OF Virginia-In Bankruptcy. I
In the matter of John M. Thomas Bankrupt
Western District OF Virginia, SIS.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 9Th day
or june 1876, warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
OUT OF the District Court of the United States for
the Western District of Virginia. against the estate
OF John M. Thomas, of Salem, Roanoke county.
Virginia, il said District, who adjudged
bankrupt on his petition: That the payment
OF any debts and the delivery OF any property be
longing to such bankrupt to him, or for his use,
and the of any property by him. are forbid
den by law: That meeting OF the Creditors OF
said Bankrupt to prove their debts and choose one
Assignees OF his estate, will be held at a
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the office OF
before E. w. Early, ESQ.,, Register in Bankrupt
cy for said District on the 18th day of July, d..
1876 at II o'clock, a. M A. S. GRAY,
July sgt u s. Marshal for said District.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-07-06

Docket case No.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the Western District of Vain Bank.
ruptcy
In the matter of John H Muse, Bankrupt
Western District of Virginia,
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That on the 2eth dav
of June. 1876, warrant Of bankruptcy was issued
Western District of Virginia. against the estate of
John H Muse. OF MuseVille, in the county of Pitt
sylvania in SAID district, who has been adjudsed
Of any debts and the delivery of any property be-
longing TO such Bankrupt, to him, or for his use.
uem py law and that meeting of the creditors Of
one o. 70 prove their debts and to choose
Conrt OF BankrnpJcy to be holden at the Office Of
hafdSg in Bankruptcy at charlottesville Va
cv FOR ~ w. Early ESD, Register in Bankrupt
at IL o'clock, a. M '' " ~ ''
July CIT u. s. Marshal for sa o. - n IA IL,