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ENGLAND.

LONDON, September S0.-The committee
of Manchester shareholders of the Great
Western Railroad OF Canada, have issued
circular stating that they are averse 10
the policy Of the directors, and have de
termined to continue the agitation in hope
Of etfeCting cessation OF competition be-
tween the Great Western and Grand
Trunk lines.
The Sportman announoes that immedi
ately after the Boyd-Higgins race yester.
day, Elliott challenged Boyd to row for
e2O0 aside. The offer was accepted.
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AFGHANISTAN.

sNLA, September S0.-A telegram from
shutargarden, the eth, says: General
Roberts has arrived there and his party
was fred at by large body Of Mongols
near Zagathana and five sikhs killed. The
Mongols repulsed with q loss.
The latest news from Cabul states that al
is quiet there. Dakka was occupied with.
out opposition on the 26th. The news
from Mandalay to the 22d, reports all
quiet there.
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The pre.Iden,,. Retnrn ,Trip.

sPRlNaF1E1D, ILL.,, September S0.-Pres.
ident Hayes and party arrived this morn.
ing at six o'clock, was escorted to the Ex-
ecutye Mansion and rested, until ten
O'Clock. At that hour the procession was
formed and escortedte the State House,
where :, 900 children Of the public schools
were assembled Governor Cullom intro.
duced Hon. J. @. Conkllng, who delivered
the address OF welcome. President Hayes
responded briefly. ~ sta COIN ffyr
+ General Sherman, in response 10 calls,
made brief address. Mrs. HAYES being
called for, bowed her acknowledgment Is.
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Five Hundrcd Thousand stronr.

In the past few months there has been more
thans600 900 bottles Of shiloh'S Cure sold.
Out Of the vast number Of people who have
used II more than 1000 cases Of Consumption
have been cured. All coughs, Group, asthma
and bronchitis, yield at once, hence II Is that
everybody speaks In It's praise. To those
who have not used IL let Us say, fyou have a
cough, or your child the Group andy value
Life don't fail to Try It For lame back, Sdeor
chest use 6hiloh's Porous Plaster.
Sold by 3. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; Q.
I. Dwight 9th and Chapllne Sta; LAughlin
Bros 4 GO, Wheeling and Husbands & In.
Gkip, BellAire.
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TE1,EaRApH BRIEFS.

The river at Pittsburgh is four inches be-
low the marks. Sf'
Q The situation in Eastern Roumelia is
considered critical.
Russia has appropriated five millions Of
rohbles for the Improvement Of her Baltic
ports.
The Princess Louise sails Tor home on
the 18th Of October Her physicians ad.
wise change Of air.
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( At Providsnce---In closing the League
base ball contest here to-day, the score
stood: Providence IA, Boston 8. The
Providence club was subsequently enter
tanned at q banquet at the Park Garden.
AtBufFalo Buffalo 10, Chicago 8, max
ing the Buffalos tie with the Chicagos for
the third place in;the League champion
ship.
At Cleveland Cleveland 8, Cincinnati 9.
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alrnnre Peonle.

Do you know that there are strange peopl,
IN our compunity, we Say strange becauSC
they seem 70 prefer 10 suffer and pas theil
days miSenbly, made 50 by dyspepsia, and
liver complaint indigestion, constipation and
general debility, when shiloh's Vitalizer d
guaranteed 70 cure them.
Sold BY 4 Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; O. Z.
Dwight 2ithand Chapllne Sta; IAughlln Bros.
4 Co, Wheelingi and Husbands 4 InSkip,
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


WEDDINGS are brisk at present.
WANT Of space excludes some valuable
local matter this morning.
The ReymAnn Brewery trip was the most
satisfactory one made by the press gang
A CAR will wait on Thursday night Tor
passengers attending the Sweeney Con-
cert.
TO-DAY will be, pay day at the Belmont
blast furnace, and also for the dusky dia-
mond diggers.
THE marriage Of Mr.. s. Quigley Hmnil-
ton and Miss Ella Heburn will take place
at Bellaire tomorrow night.
YRwIs's Band serenaded George wuis.
gerber, Monday night, and George gave
them substantial token Of his apprCcia-
ton.
MR. E. W. DuNAwAY and Miss Lizzie
Hamilton were married last night a the
English Lutheran Church by Rev. Bar
nitz.
THERE were thirty deeds in fee, fmty-
five deeds Of trust recorded, and thirty-
three marriage licenses issued du ing
September, by Clerk Hook.
We acknowledge the receipt Of an invi-
tatton to be present at q social and supper
Of MoriAh Lodge Of Masons, at Powhaian
Point Ohio, on the evening Of October Sd.
TIM building ofl Mr. Woodmansieu at
Freepor, Ills, were destroyed by fire on
the night Of September 18th. Loss S20,-
900; insurance 5000. Mr.. W. is q brother
OF Lewis Woodmansee Of this city.
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aWhnl,a Your NnInhar p,

LOUISVILLE, September SO.-The twelfth
monthly drawing Of the Commonwealth
Distribution took place to-day at Macau.
ley's Theatre, In presence Of a large
audience. Number 2e,555 drew the capital
prize Of $4,000, sold in Lawrencaburg,
Ind. Number 2s, ,4S4 drew SIC, 900, sold In
Brownsville, Texas. Number 6,752 drtW
S., 900, sold In st. Louis.
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LONDON, September SO.-A Vienna dis.
patch says that 1t is now certain that
Prince Gortschakoff will visit Berlin. The
Prince acts on his own initiative in max
ing the visit, the object Of which Is to con.
suit Bismarck on his recent journey to
Niannn
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The Courts. - County CoURr Jud9,
Boyd-This Court met at 9 o'clock yester.
day and transacted the following business:
Thoa Rine ys. Bridget Griffith. Certified
by Gardner, JsP.t Verdict for plaintiff fol
81 90 and costs.
I ]. Christina Taft, administrative, vs..
Peter Wendell. In assumpsik Judgment
for plaintiff for SlS8 aud costs.
State vs. VIM. Fox. Appeal on peace
warrent from VIM. Philips. Judgment ol
Justice affirmed.
Peter Rauch vs.. P. Wendell, jr. On
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VIZ have q speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth, and head,
ache, In Shlloh's Catarrh Remedy. A nasal In.
jector free with each bottle Use II you dc.
sire health and sweet breath. Price 50 cent?
Sold by Z. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; O.
Z. Dwight 9Th and Chapline sts; LAughlin
Bros. 4 Co., Wheelingi and Husbands L In
skip, Bellaire. MWTAeoW
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HARTFORD, September SO.-Hon. Francis
Gillette died at his residence to-day. He
was the Free Soil United States Senator
for the session OF 1s4+5, for the unexpired
term Of Trueman Smith. He was the
father Of Congressman Gillette Of Iowa.
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WARRINGTON, September So,-The Post
master General to-day ordered that in
future the Kanawha Court House, West
Virginia, Postofiee be known as the
Charleston, West Virginia, Postofice.
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BOSTON, September so. Henry A. Hall,
a well known rubber manufacturer, suici.
ded at Bridgewater this afternoon by cut
ting his throat in a bath tub.
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MuN1cIPAI CouRr-Llios Cran,n,

This Court met at 10 o'clock yesterday,
and disposed Of the following business;
The United States Building, Land and
Loan Association vs.. @. A, Kryter ct ais.
In chencesy. 'Decres entered in this
case confirming sale ofreal estate sold by
trustee and referring same to a com
missioner as to the balance Of funds in his
hands as the distribution.
Emily +. Taney ct. al. vs Lewis Wood.
mansee ct. al. In chancery. Rule enter.
ed requiring defendant Lewis Wood.
mansee to answer the amended bill Of
complainant on or before October SOth,
i'lli Adjourned until today at 1oa9!n. /.
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"suKxoFH."-Feast Of tabernacles tHar.
vest Feast( begins this evening, Divine
service will be held this evening and TO.
morrow forenoon at the the temple con:
gregation, worshiping at Odd Fellows
Building. This feast Is ordained in Levitt
xxih, 81 and 0..Dr. Jacob Theo. Nogels.
dorff will preach an English sermon this
evening from azechartah viii, 49," at
shall become TO the house Of Judah glad.
ness and joy, and merry festivals; only
love ye truth and Peace fsa 2 y
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pEs'uo1SN.

: DEs MoINEs, September S0.-A prom.
inent coal operator here said to Regiaer
reporter to-day, that there would bea gen.
eral strikeamong the miners Of Iowa and
Illinois on the fourth OF of0ctober He says
that the operators nearly all have contracts
with railroad companies at prices which
are loss to them and that they are in
sympathy with the strikers, hoping It will
cancel their contracts.
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E,ee.s. q -. or 5000.

|. WAsnISeFoS, p. o ,seItember 80. -The
excess 81 exports over Imports for the
year ending August 81, 1873, amounted to
$2S9, ,I09,S4l.
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Tins bright world seems but ayale oi
misery 70 the invalid. All Is changed q
happiness again when the sufferer con.
sens 70 Try Bethesda Water, where the
disorder . Of urinary oreans. This & the
Testimony oi hundreds,
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Tnr Wheeling Telephone Company OK.
pecs to complete their preliminary ar
angements to-day, and enter into con.
tracl for the work necessary to be done to
get their lines under way. The rates for
tie use Of the lines by business places and
private houses have not yet been definite.
ly fixed, but the disposition is to put them
atsuch reasonable figure as to induce
the largest possible number Of persons
to avail themselves OF the facilities which
the company propose to afford to the peo.
ple Of Wheeling.
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CINCINNATI, O., September SO.-The
striking furniture men had meeting this
morning, with over six hundred present.
One of the Striking Committee was re.
moved for drunkenness. No new feature
was reported, except that Sixth street
furniture company agreed to pay the IF.
teen per cent advance, and the men then
wenttowork. Seventeen shops are out, the
strikers numbering little oyerf fifteen hun
dred men. 40 . - ~ p ~
Coopers employed in, hand-york shops
held a meeting this morning and struck.
Men in eight shops are out and making
efforts to get the inachine.work shops to
join them.
THE STRIKE At Eksr .IlyERPooh bf
EAST LIVERPOOL, O., September SO.-The
reported strike among the pottersi here
amounts to Just this: About thirty or forty
kiln hands are out, and ;theirplaces have
been partially filled bv new men.
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POncE couRr.-Lldas crunmer.

The following cases were disposed Of at
I John Dunn, drunk, fined s. 90. Com
William Roney, disOrderly, fined 81 90.
Michael o'Neal and Edward Combs,
disorderly. Both. cases dismissed al the
cost olictty. S s4E 2
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Seventeen cases in all, 10 white and
e9loTed, were reported to the Board ol
Health to-day. No additional deaths
have occurred.
The donations, TO the HoWards to-day
aggregated ted Sl,OO6, otthis amount Boston
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FoR sleepIessness, with cold extremiHes,
SANPoRp's JAMAIoA GISoHR.
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Gen. James Z, Hawley, Of Connecticut
il TO address the people Of Belmont county
At St. Clairsville on this day week,
october the 9Th. He Is one Of the
strong men Of the countryside peer Of
such men as Garfield and Blaine, and will
make an address we'll worth hearing. We
expect to hear oianother great turn out.
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Yellow Fever Report From Mem
phls.
S.-g sssT----E zRE 4
The ImpeidlngiLabOr Strikes Of the
Country Y z
Stolen Manhattan Bank Bonds Sold
in London. luaai
~ ~ 4 1sEss
English Opinions on the Dissatisfied
Irish Tenants.
Particulars of the Late Kentucky
Shooting Bee."
nL1ow FEVER.

Memphis-N00n Report.
MEMPHIS, September SO.-Seyen more
cases were reported to-day, and three ad'
ditionRl deaths have occurred.
The following notice was served at noon
to-day:
MEMPHIs, September SO!h, 1879.
J. s. GalloSay, Special Judge, and NJ ".
Speas, jr:
Please take notice that / will. on Wed;
nesday, the lst ldf October, 1873, in the
city Of Brownsville, Tenn, before Hon.
d. L. Livingston, chancellor, move for an
injunction 70 restrain j. s. Galloway from
acting under any yotthe orders DEGREES Of
said Galloway while lactins as special
Judge and Commissioner.
[Signedl JouS JOHNSON, .
q n Ey.EHla -
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lDLANK BooKs-The DAILY IsTEI1I.
ID tsnsSr Book BindeD dos bsttsr work q ~
EtnAi thIn M. .onieo In Wust VtrEinia.
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Gke Gttelliasttter.


os,.., lo.. IS and n Fourteenth Street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-02-21

BrRLINGroN RIFLE CLUB.-At the annual
meeting of this organization held on We'd
nesdsy evening, February l2th, the follow
ing officers were chosen for the ensuing
year:
President-W. W. Henry.
Vice. President-J. L. Barstow
Treasurer. T. Beach.
Secretsry-A. B. Witherill.
Directors-L. q. Burnhsm, Il G. Board
man, Daniel Barnes, NJ. l.. Kelsey. NJ. E.
Montgomery. C. Knights. A. b. Witherill,
W. J. MoC.f'rey.
Range COmmittee-M. L. Kelsey, II. q.
Boardman, E. F Downer.
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The Standard Metre OF France

The lngot composed of an alloy of nine
paris platinum TO one OF iridium, pre-
pared by the French with assiduous care
and at great expense, to furnish material
Tor the standard metres, is not satisfac-
tory. Its mass is $50 kilogrammes, about
quarter Of ton; and its complete
fusion, VIII &c h had to be kept up many
days, was only attained by the heat OF
the oXy-hydrogen blow pipe In the
preparation of this alloy there was cx-
tracted from the impure ore of platinum
quantity Of osmic acid. which is said to be
sufficient to poison the civilized world.
This acid is carefully preserved in the
vaults OF the Bureau of Weights and
Measures. Until recently it bad been
supposed that the ingot was free from all
impurliy; but upon applying to it the
lest OF specific gravity, it was found that
something else than platinum and iridium
was present. So the alloy was subjected
to IA chemical examination, which result
ed in finding considerable quantity of
Mr.. Deyille, the French chemist, lays
the blame for this OBJECT upon one OF his
now dead, whose death is be-
lieved to have been hastened by exposure
10 the inmc, OF osmic acid during the
preparasion of the ingot. Exactly what
IS the best thing now to be done is not
very clear, since TO make new ingot
would he serious undertaking, and
night cause much Of the work already
lone to be discarded. But, on
he other hand, il the metres made
rom the present alloy are to be retained,
here will be great difficulty when this
ngot is exhausted in making another ex-
city like it that is, which shall contain
ust so much ruthenium.
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| 4 SLOW TRAIS.-We are frequently indebt-
| ed TO our friend Colonel Yard, of the Mon
mouth Democrat, for anecdotes illustrative of
the character of the peculiar people who live
in New Jersey. He sends us this
The Hon. q. T tells a good story of q
slow railroad in the northern part of the
State. He says he went there cunning, and
came to short line Of road on which was
run q single car, the forward end of which
was parliuonee off for baggage. He took
his dog in the car with him and put him I'M
der the seat. Presently the conductor came
along. and insisted that the dog should 60
into the baggage-room, which. after some al
tercation, was done but here the baggage
master demanded fee of fifty cents which
was denounced as 'swindle." "put-up
job between the conductor and the bag
gagemaster, and that sooner than pay it he
would tie the dog to the train and let him
work his passage" The conductor assent
ed, and the dog was hitched to the rear of
the train. The dog, so T says kept
along easily with the train, but the conduct
or began TO get uneasy, making frequent
trips to the engineer. urging him to increase
the speed OF the train, and back again to
watch the effect upon the dog The latter
began to show signs of fatigue, but after
while caught his second wind" and was
keeping along az before. The conductor now
ordered the engineer TO heave all the coal
into the furnace and stir up the fire, which
being done, the speed was perceptibly in
creased. The conductor again went the to rear
OF the car to observe the effect but the dog
had disappeared, whereupon he triumphant
ly called rs attention TO the fact. The
latter after taking glance at the situation,
quietly pointed to q crack in the floor of the
car, and there" says he, "was the dog
trottipg along under the car
and licking Tie grease from Of tie arls-Joes -
-biitor's Dratcer. IN HuPer's Mrga-i,e to7
N.rcb
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TIE RECENT LEGISLATION TO Be ENFORCED.
A meeting Of those interested in enforc-
ing the laws for the protection Of fish in the
waters of Lake Chsmplain and its tribusa-
ries, as enacted at the session of the Legis-
lature in 1878, was held on Thursday after
noon, February 18th, at the Van Ness
House, in this city, and organized by elect
ing Warren Gibbs, of Burlington, chair
man pro tenn, and NJ. A. Bingham, OF
Essex, secretary pro TEN. The organization
was made permanent by eleeting the follow
ing officers:
President-C. NJ. Spsulding. Jericho.
Vice President-Hiram Atkins, Montpe-
lier.
Treasurer-Irs Russell, Burlington.
Secretary-Warren Gibbs. Burlington.
Directors-C. L. Hart, Burlington; W.
E. Adams. Montpelier j. g. Hindes,
Vergennes: W. r. Conger, St. Adams;
John ii. Thorpe. Charlotte; Ii. N. Newell,
Shelburn NJ. +. Allen, Ferrisburgh
Leonard Andrews, Hinesburgh 5.
Davis, Richmond l.. NJ. Brigham, Essex
j. A. Percival. Jericho; ii. q. Boardman,
Milton: Columbus Thompson, Colchester
Epbrsim Mills, Georgia l.. J.. Penniman,
Highgste; George Ii. Sowles. Aiburg h {;
David Dodds, North Hero Warren Corbin,
South Hero; James A. Brown, Grand
Isle j. ii Ransom. Mortified.
Executive Committee-C. NJ. SpauidinE.
Jericho; W. R. Cougar, ST. Adams; b; L.
Holbrook, Milton; ". W. Henry, Bar
lington; Joseph Barton. Charlotte.
The executive committee were instructed
to retain attorneys to prosecute offences
against the law at Alburgb, Swan.on. St.
Adams, Milton. Essex, Winooski, Burling
ton, Vergennes and Grand Isle, and at
such other points as they may deem adSisa-
BILE. The executive committee were also
instructed to procure the printing OF the
compilation Of the laws, together with the
names Of tbs officers, and attorneys retain
ed for general distribution.
Any person may become a member Of the
association upon payment OF one dollar, and
the directors were authorized 20 50 increase
the membership The next annual meeting
is to be held in Burlington the second
Thursday in February, 1880.
The association is strongly Offered and
there is every indication that the law will
be enforced hereabouts, as it certainly
should be
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN the District Court OF the United States for the
Il District OF Vermont. In He. Charles +. Bennett
Bankrupt--ln BabKiuptcy. No. 9j7. District OF
Vermont, IS.
Sir Notice is hereby given that petition has
been filed in said Court. BY Charles L. Bennett of
Charleston, in said District duly declared bank
rupt under the Act of Congress Of March 3D. 1867
Tor discharge and certificate thereof, from all bis
debts and other claims proyable under said Act,
and that the 18th day OF March. 1879, at O'Clock
II. IN, before the Hon. Iloyt II. Wheeler, Judge o.
said Court. at the |. {. Court ROOMS in Burlington
is assigned for the hearing Of the same when and
where all creditors " no have proved their debts
and other persons in interest may attend and show
cause If any they have why the pray OF said pet
ton should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington. on the 3lst day OF January.
Isl" Il. Il. SMALLEY, CLERK.
3lw3w
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CoLLAPsrS0.--Ths grand scheme OF saving
the Weathersfeld murderer, Gravelin. now
awaiting execution, by the discovery Of q
Frenchmsn out in the wilds of Kansas who
has substantially confessed to the murder of
White. seems in q fair way of eliminating
In a speedy and huniliatlng collapse. Since
the abrupt termination of the Phair scheme,
of which this was a feeble and witless imitn-
ton. there is little hope Of playing of so
thin farce upon even q credulous public.
The latest published card in this attempted
sensation was despatch from "TIblow,
Kansas" alleging that ''great excitement"
prevailed there; that Sheriff Amsden and
Mr.. Preston. of Windsor, who figured prom
ineptly in the Grsvelin case, had arrived
there, and were in hot pursuit of this self
convicted enchmsn, who would doubtless
soon be captured and brought to justice,
etc when in fact neither Amsden nor Pres
ton have been near Kansas, or taken any
stock, whatever, in this far-fetched story.
We imagine that in the end it will be found
that this whole scheme originated with
reckless and utterly unreliable newspaper
correspondent in Vermont, and hiss been
carried on thus far with the aid of brother
of Grayelin's and his associates at the
"Tiblow" end Of the route. And if we are
right in our copjectu.es, is there any
punishment too severe to infict upon one
who thus deliberately attempts to delude
and deceiv. the public in so serious
matter as this ?-Montpeiier Waterman.
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Pains in the Back, Side

or LOius are cured by
HUNTS REMEDY.
TnE GREAT kIDyEY
and LIVER MEDICINE.
II Is not 3 new CON
pound, having been
used by all classes for
J0 years. and saved
from lingering disease
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LIN MI nEEN

IN the District Court Of the United States Tor the
L District OF Vermont. In Re. Horace Bean,
bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. No $50. District OF
Vermont, IS.
sIR-Notce Is hereby given that petition ha.
been filed in said Court by Horace Bean of
Newport, in sad District, duly declared n bank
rupt under the Act of Congress OF March 3D. 1867
for discharge and certificate thereof from all hi
debts and other claims prOvahle under said Act
and that the ith day OF March, 1879 at O'Clock am
before the Hon. lOyt II. Wheeler. Judge of said
Court at the U 8. Court Rooms in burlington il
assigned for the hearing OF the same. when and
where all creditors who have proved their debts.
and other persons in interest, may attend and show
cause II any they have why the PRAY Of said petit
ton should not 10 granted.
Dated ut burlington, on the "a day of February,
1872. b. b. SMALLkY. Clerk.
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