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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-29
HOW TO KILL sEp-suas.
re smsAgs Process : The Sam
Basse Asthod The sagebrush
IN tsrsninator-Efc.

A friend inquiries ~ TO the best and
most efficient method Of DISCRIMINATING
bsd-bugs. He says they are 30 healthy
and strong in the lodging.bouss where he
ssops At Virginia that they rip up flooring.
siding or wainscoting. and just 90
whore they please. Under those cir
cumstancss We would suggest half .
dozen Chinese smudgc pots and q few
skunks 70 stink them out. provided he can
stand II himself. A few years ago Sam
Boose lodged over . butcher shop, where
ho was working. OF @ street, where the
Odd Fellows Building o stands. His
room was neatly esiled with cloth tackled
TO the rafters. and on this the ed.bugs
used to climb and sportively pranec about
In droves. Sans chief delight Of All even-
ing before going 10 bed used 10 DO 10 hold
. lighted candle under them. q after the
other and see them crook up their backs
and tumble. He could kill . peck Of them
In an hour or 10, easy, but one evening.
strange TO relate. the cloth ceiling took hre,
and like . dash the whole room was
Immediately ablazs. Sam had only timo
to pull on his pants, and got out OF that
lively. losing all the rest Of his wardrobe
and personal effects, even 10 his boots. hat
and paper collar. The fire completely de-
stroyed all the bed.bugs In that block. and
Sam considered 1t the greatest success OF
his life.
Another IL the famous sagebrush
method. Take o wagon.load OF green
sagcbrush aud cook IL twsnty.four honrs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-29

tsinsd by any Of the Democrats In the
Senate on any iuue he may make with
President Hayes upon questions OF execn-
tive patronage. In fact, We arc personally
informed Of the determination OF those
Democrats who sustained him recsntly 70
hereafter vote to confirm the Presidents
nominations unless specific causes Affect
ing the interests OF the public service are
shown why they should not DO confirmed.
This IL forced upon the Democrats BY. tho
mslsvolent designs which Republican
politicians have developed toward tho
South" This Journal says this course Is
10 be taken In order TO rebuko Blaine,
Conkling. Edmunds and others who
would revive sectional animosity. and to
encourage the President and others who
array themselves on tho side OF Southern
right to full citizenship.
what 10 Doing La wAshinEtou.
NEW YonK. Doc. 29.-The Tribune. re-
viewing Its Washington specials. says:
1.-THE new tariff bill 10 being diligently
prepared, and will DO reported after recess.
The revision Of the rules Of the House Is
In progress by the subcommittee. II 10
proposed to drop thirty.six Of them and
consolidate others. The President and
Secretary Evarts have been approached In
regard TO recent rumors as TO Cabinet
changes, but both were non-commitAl.
Congress will be asked ~ reprint Walkers
statistical atlas"
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Ipe.r.e. Consolidated.

II IL said that John W. Pearson. so well
known In connection with woodville and
other mining manipulations and crooked
nesses. after putting up jobs on everybody
else. has at last pu, upa big job on him.
self. Not knowing how things may turn
ont, no has consolidated all his property
together with himself into y incorpora-
ton and calls u the Pearson Consolidated.
He has got . Board Of Trustees, but IL care
full 10 hold enough stock TO keep the con.
troll. more especially As no found that Old
Nick was actively at work taking In all the
stock he could get hold Of with . view OF
securing the control over him. Old NICK
must use some other means than stocks to
get away with Pearson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-29

THE MINING CIMPs.-Through tickets
for the following.nsmed places are now
sold At the Gold Hill and Virginia Offices
OF the Virginia and Truckcc Railroad Of
the prices indicated Aurora. SIT ; Bodie.
$40 Marietta. $40 so; Dellsville. S2s ;
Candelaria, $40 Columbus, $50 30; Ben
ton. s25 ; Independence. $50.
Pon rnE FAIR OSKs.-Ths ladies OF Gold
Hill and Virginia who intend to receive
calls on New Years Day will have tho fact
stated In these columns. without charge.
u the announcements are sent 10 THIS
ONCE next Monday before II o'clock. In
sending names please give street anu
number.
Hrrp rms ApvIcx.-Csl In u W. Man
ning's jowslry store, No. 7dS South U
street. Virginia. and zee his immense
stock of new and fashionable goods.
Everything fiut-class and warranted gen.
uine. Ills collection OF diamonds and
other precious stones cannot be oxcellsd
by any other establishment In Nevada.
TUE TAnoEr. - That shooting match
which Is 10 take place in Gold Hill next
Monday evening between SeNe" q "@
I'm ON GUY ~" .,,,.c, . srs.t many spec-
,s,ors' They arc ali good rihemen. and
considerable money will change hands on
re- esult,
,, Th. ona
a ooAnkspAS \.
''" ,h,, ,r,. Nov.
'u' 'u,' -. n. uo.,
generally. when mn IN. ~ nr,.oi n "a 90
natural course LOT nlm !" p. ma.i II
vhere no can gets so1u sI.s.. !. ,ha
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-29
JONATHAN lonulEes.
m. r.,.,r. o.e of His Wonderful
prrar,s 10 - Bsrkssper.

.cinno whislytoddysour." gasped
Io,.fh,r Lon legs. as he rushsd into the
r,.h,on .als5. ye.tsrday morning. His
"a, in rage and he was grind
- - nd swearing in . most fsro-
eiou. maantT
.wA., ," aecommodatingly in
- ,Aa ,~urn.haired sin-slinser. q
- mix the sugar and water
$500, putting in the lime juice.
NJ Ioar,, gulpsd the dranght ata
--...w,ro, md with . voice but little
e~lsarer. eIscuA ed; ,-u..,.
'.I mixer Of spurious liq-
obey. When the second
nor pa slowed away Mr.. Longlegs
uilnA 1me more calm. Leaning
.lpsA he said confidentially.
min elm you. young fsller ;
1-sr 90 you. You eco I had
nj which riled me consider
~ ss, 1 I came In here and was
tvu tovs lust ~ natural. when
81, ,r.. D TELLER no bigger'n you
rr, ihiz under my nose and
" Z he. I'm bst you I'm .
~, you be- looked ct the
a. az, .~lookahere. little one.
10, a1.t he my Then ne rattisu hls
10, set and seq he, Money
got hoppin mad. I seq.
RI am T. an . half to two you lis.'
:, NV ,et,' ser he careless like.
&c tp a bullion In your hands.
Lr4s / you was honest. and l
nv B.ak against the wall. Well.
- nd got through measurin'
IN nv lcl tn was Jest six foot two
around at the little fell
n stood. iest - insignih-
tis my turn now says
4. lie stretched his neck
big a. my wrist. then
,ldsrs . kind OF . hitch.
-,.d 20 grow about six inches ;
.,-l.r Mech nd he stretched up away
So nav MARI on the wall. Dues I'll
q town ,ls soap he snsered, a. he
$3.50 ort his dirty hand. ouicker'na
- h. -. oct o. the door. not even
-, /, ,,t.a drf l.. I was mad enough 70
-, Nm un. Tlri boys who saw The whole
ssh~i AMI yelled at me till woke
no aud uow I'm ahuntin' somebody '"
ne. I'm . holy terror, l am"
Tale a driui with me-" coneilianngiy
rsu.rk.d he u keeper. As he ventured 70
,hrusi has vcur ion'husd heal aoo's "e
~. AL ils desired effect. and MT.
Ion -. .f-f. o. sing II of, strobe through
he 1riti. O. tau; new worlds TO conquer.
M. IN t-ss q little angry. however. over
N. ,ot ~ b,,ns )utmeasured by tnA' mys-
! tefi ruufrr
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LIGHTNING FLASHES.

IA !. r,a.r.,ooa ,h,, n. q. Grant. IT,.
-. - snnoints5 sn.cial A.sistant n.
. 49,, Trip,e.a"n o.. 40 n,sn.r.ton of
ola and DELAYED customs cases.
-. ....i,,oS a.. an.
a Ie1s,,es nas IN apP'
'erse! oi'y oA'ins' Damn
Tho freslaen, yss,sru.y 's.,.d n
pardon ior frans o. n'nA'''
November i.s' Oh iorsery
Tho Rockland county, Now iork' Ma
tional Bank has suspended
James d. Burke, messenger In the Office
OF the Comptroller OF Tue currency ~
Washington. mas bocn arrested ior roooins
the United States mails
A Berlin special says: Russia 10 sound
ing the various Mediterranean States - 10
thsir disposition relative TO the opening OF
the Dardancllss.
There were 5000 tons OF Scranton coal
sold at auction In New York yesterday by
order Of tho Lackawanna Company. There
Was . large attendance. and prices were
from ten to foriy.ivo cents por ton moro
than last month.
6rs At Carrollton, NO., on Christmas
night. destroyed nearly q block Of business
houses. involving . loss Of about $4,000.
Insured. OF tho insurance 500 10 In the
Pirsmcn's Fund OF California.
The Pope held a consistory al the Vatican
yesterday. Monseignors Moretti and Pol.
ligrini were nominated ~ Cardinals. and
some Bishops were appointed.
Tbomss Noxon. suppo.ed 10 DO one OF
tho Union Pacific Railroad express robbers,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-29

Religious service. ro-~srro~.

Msruop.r ErscorAl cHracu, G'.Ls INT
Tier. will be divine s-rsies In the Methodist
kpl.el p.l charsh tenorc~ csani.,l, Al II
snI : y. ~. ifsv. ~. sius ono iAtins.
sabds .seheoi Of - ~
81. JouS'. c,rRris. ooLp nuI-Thsrs will
DC disia. ssrissss O. st. JOINS church tomor
NV A. n a n. AMI p n. Rev. u. Eastman
wlll ccirists. snvdsJs school 81 I'D
NJ P,rls cHrncu. vn asI,.-fhes viii
~ a, me ssrvics IN 81 Paal . Church. Nlrsinia.
a. rn0row al n otl,ef Az. and I .. n. Rev
". y. ltsvy ooncisiins.
rus. WI BE- dlrns .ersks q trace
lf.~ uhsr CITY tomorrow rvs,i1s al
ssCc ishop whiisksr otc siing
Tnr-r ral - dvins service n psyi a to-
rre'tev q n A. d., Bisaop wN''sf'r nsiA-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-29

Tan TnAp.--A shooting match for 500
. side will take place At the Mound House
tomorrow between j. II. McCaulsy Of
Gold Hill and 7. NJ. Fillebrown Of vir-
GINA City. They will have twenty birds
each.
Bean STEAKS arc now considered tho
fancy dish at the Virginia restaurants. A
News reporter ate some last evening and
has boon growing ever since.
The NEWS Acknowledges the receipt Of .
complimentary ticket 10 the lectures 10 DO
delivered In Virginia City next week by
DR.. Matthew Halo Smith.
Boorn's select fresh Baltimore oysters
are the best In the market. They may he
had at T. II. McGurn's cash stores. Gold
Hill and Virginia City.
Jupor W. N. HALL has been appointed
appraiser on behalf OF the town Of the
property ON the Divide recently condemned
Tor street purposes.
A vrSpER Of roasted chestnuis was wish
BILE on Main street yesterday morning.
This IL the irst Of tho kind ever seen withir
our town limits.
TRIAL. JURORS Tor the October term OF
the District Court may obtain their fees
BY calling at the County Clerks office
next Monday.
A nALL for the benefit OF the widow and
orphans Of John Mulcahy will 10 given In
National Guard Hall. Virginia. next Tues
day evening.
". II. CRANE. formerly . resident OF
tho Comstock. 10 visiting his old stamping
ground under the shadow OF Mount
Davidson.
]. p. MAnriS. agent Of the Bank Of
California In Virginia City. left with his
family Last evening for . visit to Cali
fornia.
n. II. CARRrck. an old resident Of Gold
Hill. left for = visit to San Francisco last
evening.
]. csKiDn and N. Briefly will u .
foot race In Silver City one week from TO.
day.
TEE District Court will 10 In session
nsxt Nonday.N
Loox GU. for = snow storm.
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Call and zee.

twill do your heart good just to go In
and take q look At the elegant stock OF
holiday goods at Kierski a Co.'S establish
ment, No. 90, North G street. Virginia.
Their New Years cards are simply elegant.
Every one Of them 10 q perfect Prang
chrome. Tho most attractive motto cards
large sizes) are also displayed. All these
goods, aud others too numerous 10 men,
won, must bs sold right away. Now Ia
your chance TO buy at real bedrock prices.
head the advertisement OF Rierski u Co.
In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-29
Csws .eL weather.

A dsn.a iog 'mmcncci forming over
he heal u Mount Davidson at shutdown
LAY before yets day evening. At night
ALI 1t siretched cold eyiremities down
hill toward III canyons. and Yesterday
morning Gold y II and Virginia City were
snveloped In a loud Of lying. freezing
Pogonip. Tn li.kers and moustsches Of
young men hcctus suddenly gray ~ they
pas-~l alonE tlo street. and the chill.
damp atuiosp seemed to pierce through
The heaviest o. ing. All day this vail Of
Jog sneompAs, the community. The
snn hsd not b 'hAnce to show himself.
The iog ~ssN 4 a. ever this morning.
but The sun b., incc managed to get out
and thas psi ~ Of the accumulated
ircst WetNi 1t such spell Of weather
last yeaf t. Iiss ones are predicting
an sarly storm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-29

N.n c. GnscS Of Gold Hil say. he
80 tasa nT. sehaabei and go into . pol
n.l Az W" '"'s""s s
hAari .
WIN ,ns $500" ~, - ,sad rel
ss,~ W
-. x.u,n living an North
v,-.,a,. -. .-r.,.d ,..,.,d,,
ss,s.s,s ..e,ur fun No. R.vmond.
s.,.,x rox Xx,.r bx r-
,,.r Az. -.,,o, ,llne,.. and |,
a.sa ,esr~s n. Official duties.
a. pr,,s.r, continue to run
az, .,.s... getting through
IN All Kinds q vesthsr.
en- falling irycr for Psrke'. NIL.
c1p,oa. IA, ,u., i.sn completed
hs Gold ifin Foundry.
v... -xccmIoroa. supernisndsn, Of
mil. &. rsFis,srsd Al the In
Hotel. Virginia
,r,,rSrs. Cola ui,. =. elo.lug Mp
a,, Call aud ssiils via him
Sl,r Ia Il, Of ylnaary.
,sr Ai.h.oned to ct yoar
- m Ne, Year. DAY. ni.
lss.-sr.
,,..,,x a,n.,in.
L. IT, ~. ,--..,
s~ndss. yss.s,seo'
~ ILL., ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-29
rnK PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef unercellsd In Storey
county, 20 to Thomas Hsnron's Eating Stand,
In the Palace Saloon. NO. ! North o street,
Virginia City. Fresh oysters 81 all houp In
every style. Forty miners always on hand Of
night. For tasty, homo style Of cooking. and
AFFORD. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Try Il. apis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-29
4 LADY srRUCxi
WITH ADMIRATION
NEW MILLINERY FOR THE IIoLI.
DAYS.

Mrs Z Noe. ist south O strsst, Virginia CITY.
has Just received and opened . magnificent
stock Of elegant French Hats. Donncts. Rcath-
ers, LAces, Ribbons and Ornaments. designed
especially for tie Holiday. all Of which 10 10
the intention TO sell Of price, 90 low % 70
astonlsh the people Of Gold Hill and virginia
CITY. Ladies', call and Examine for yourselves.
Mrs. Z. Noe. ie4 south @ street, Virginia.
de6 I'm
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opes, Compasy Treaties.

The trials 'relblss and fluctuations OF
the BiehlnE. B.glari opera company are
bsing ventilated by the papers Of Virginia
City. Tho actors say that Pierre Bernard
10 . fraud and 3 blk. while Bernard per-
.ists Ia stains IA, when he assumed the
management yer were nero amateurs;
that ;hd first light that the opera took
plafs Mr.. Gate iiss Moore, Mr.. Dauphin
and Others show that they we're nothing
but dancing AZ ,,surs; they beat time
will THU hand and feet, aud the public
~sf- 90 disguised that after the hrst
nights p-rferu nee they actually gave
the tickets the, had purchased for the
week 10 negrcs and to their servants.
Thi, i Aboat q rough = shot a. an opera
singer could recs We. A has already been
stated y the NEs., Harry Gates, q OF
the cOmpany, -atl Bernard for back salary.
The eass vas "a rial before Judge Knox
In Virginia CIV yesterday. Judgment
sas gwen In i2rlr ~ Gates, and . stay Of
proceedings iDg 10 days granted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-29
CARD.

To all who are suffering from the srrors and
indiscretions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss OF manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. PEE or cHAnoK.
This great rsinsdy vsa discovered BY . nission.
ary In south America. Send Q self-sddressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. iNkAN,
station d. Bible House, New York City.
se20 6m
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birs mater loses.


ME- druid, writes from Washing.
ton 70 he Nas York Goaphie, The wife
o, ,ho millionaire Senator Of Gold Kill.
NsvalA sbou Dung and handsome. and
90 The rare O. .sion. when she has APP
Psr,I lon puhl since her marriage, four
y.ais ag1 D. surn the most elegant
toilet a - b diamonds u any lady
shost hlii ant L in the National Legis-
lamm sine birth Of her baby. three
var ago IT, mes health has not been
goal AM . seldom gone to soirsss
or snt'rt.a rt at home. She 10 o 1t
htr hnsl1 y beautiful residence en-
Vtpiioi tI. nose northern windows
gommtrd t vt' % the House wing Of the
V4piiel. eng western windows look
upon tho ey h. river and Arlington
hfelt ~ irpasscd prospect.
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Bssa ,iiai.x r.....

Two complain :. one .gain., the Crown
Point and III Their against the Consoli.
dated Virgins Nining Company. for back
mining h,ss' , no Yesterday filed in the
once OF the I unty Clerk. That against
The Grown To- claims t2oj. G72 II. and
that sgsinsi Consolidated Virginia
S2J5.1V1 In all tAiss aud penalties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-29

TIA Sanls Of Virginia City will be
elosed Until nsit Wednesday morning.
ntas Foar met y to-day II you vish to
celebrate The holidays.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-09
Attest: CHARLES HEwISs. Regi.tsr n -" :

hENNEBEC COUNIl-in PROBATE Court at
augusta, on the hird M0iddg Of October Is7I
N the petition OF ". *. Haseltue father and
~ friend OF VIM. ,. iiascltne Edith ALA. eitme,
ana J"hn r. III iseltine minors, pray ing that he
may DC licensed and empowered TO sell certain
real estate belonging 10 sand minors, situated in
oardlntr, IN sad county, AS follows: All their
Interest IN lot If land with store aud laundry
thereon on the easterly SIDE of Water Street, and
known as the Byrun store and lot:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successive prior to the second Monday OF
November next, IN the Daily kennebec journal "A
new paper printed IN Augusta, that all persons in.
teIested may attend at u Court OF Probate then to
oe hohieh AT Augusta, and show cause, II anv,
why Tue prayer Of said petition should not be
granted.
II. X. BAKER Judge.
Attest; CHARLES lfEwINs, Register.
oCt2-t3w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-09

hENAEBEC con- Tf-m Probate Court af
augusta, on the MiFt MOpiay IF OOtober 1871
On the petition oi tlaly ). Hatch and Levi L.
Lli coin, friends of Annie NJ. Hatch, minor asking
mat Joseph. tveieth, administrator on The estate
oi rinily >, Hatch, may be licensed and cu,pow.
efed 10 sell at public auction or private saLs sand
minors interest IN certain real estate, situate in
Aueusti !" WIZ Her interest in the Williams lot,
GO called, being n lot owned by her deceased Fam
er N common with ID. T. Pike and others:
ORDERED, lnat notice thereof be given three
weeks successlvcly prior To the secuad Monday of
November next, IN the Oily kennebec journal a
newspaper printed IN Augusta, that all persons in
teresteu, may attend ri Court OF Probate then to
ot holden at Augusta, and show cause, il any why
tue prayer OF SAID petition should not be granted
...-.o III. N. BAKER, Judge.
AttHSt: 'HARIfs IEWINs Register octlS.t i,v
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-09

kENNEBEC COUNTY.-,In Probafe Court at
A"9nstd, on he JoErh Monday 9f September, 1917.
the petition Oi Glibert Taggart ol MI. Vernon,
" praying that Calvin Hopkins OF said MI. Ner-
nJn be appointed Trustee under the Will OF the
late Gilbert Taggart, deceased:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successYely prior 20 the fifth Monday OF Oct.
next in the Daily kennebec journal, newspaper
printed IN Augusta, that all persons Interested
may attend at Court of Probate then to lie holden
at Augusta, and show cause, If any, why the
payer ol said petition should net be granted.
III. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register.
octl3-f3W
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-09
legal ADVERTISEMENTS.
To THORNTON X. LoTuRoP ocro.,oa NJ,

.FV
and GEORGE L. WARD, oil Boston, Mass.
You are hereby notihei that iotend to enforce
pay inent OF your agreement with me, dated May
~ leia as modified by agreem, mt of June 10. 1873
oy sale On accordance with the provisions OF
iaMJ "i the securities held by in piedge Tor the
Muh M ment by YOU OF said agreement la- modified to
nt' olNtb (6D certificates oi Indebtedness for
"ne nous ma dollars (sl,0D each and one certii-
ots OF Indebtedness for five hundred dollars
s''VJ issued by the Eastern Railroad Company of
~ nd saohuSeIts and dated the twenty-s econd day
., June, ID. 1876 having semiannual coupons
alldSheu, por INTEREST,"; also scrip certificate is
sueu @ py saln Eastern railroad Company for three
huuu, eI ana nineteen 50 100 dollars fsSlg s.O
taieh Jnly2 1871; (sIId certificates of indebted
ness itllihg due September /, 1900. You having
ialld 10 pay the sums of money heretofore due M
SCI iorth IN your said agreement, (as modified
ana II saln securities are not redeemed within
flAty days from the recording OF this nofica / viii
sell the same at public auction at the Anensta
SAVINGS Bank room. in the city OF Augusta. m the
state of Name ON the thirty.irst day OF Dccembar
1871, at eleven o'ct OK in the forenoon,
RlCHAW d. RICE
Augusta, Maine, October TO- ls77
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-09
Bankruptrp NotireT.
District Court of the United States
District OF Maine.
In the matter of
Peler Grant, , In Bankruptcy
Bankrup


TlIIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that a petition bas
L been presented to the Court this 25ih day of
oct0pgr 1871, by Peicr Grant of farmingdae in
SAID District, Bankrupt, praying thai he nay he
decrctd TO nave iul discharge from all his debts
proVab,e under the Bankrupt Act aud upon r. adj.
ing Ssid petition
II is ORDERED by the Court, that a hearing be
had upon the same ON the first Monday of Jant,.
arN a. d. 1875 before the Court in Portland in said
District, at ten O'Clock \. NJ, and that the sec md
meeting OF the creditors OF said bankrupt be held
before Jonn W. May, Esq.. Register, on the
twehty-thrd dBy of November, 1877, 1T 10 4. NJ and
'h thlfu meeting OF the same on the twenty first av
oi ecenber 1871, at ~ A. al the Court II 9u.e ia
Augusta, IN said District: and that nnii e
lhcftoi be published in the Daily kennebcc Jour
nal, ana the DAILY Portland Advertiser, ncwspa.
pors printed in said District, once week for three
successive weeks, and once in the Weekly Kenne.
ucc ,oournal, ana Portland Advertiser
the last publication to be thirty days
at least before the day of hearing and that all cred
uors who have proved their debts, ANA other per
sons IN interest may appear at said time and place
and snow cause II any they have, why the prayer
OF said petition should not be granted.
WM. L. PRERLE,
Clerk of District Court for said District.
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