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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-09
Interesting Correspondence.
OFFIoE ST. LOUIS INSURANCE Co.


,Sr, LOUIS, April g.,
His .EScsllency, Richard Yates,
Govonor of Illinois, Springfield:
SIR:--I have the honor to transmit
herewith, under charge of Walter B.
Foster, Esq, who visits you in behalf
ofthis Board, sundry documents in
relation to the seizure and detention
at Cairo, by the military commaudant
Of that point, of certain articles of mer-
chandise on board the steamer @. E.
HiIlman, on her voyage from this port
to Nashville, Tennessee. The affida-
Wit Of Mr.. Runyan, one Of our respect.
able citizans, shows clearly thar the
goods in question were shipped in the
regular course of business, on orders
from his correspondents, merchants OF
Nashville. and were not designed, as
lar as is known here, as destined for
any OF the seseding States. or the peo-
pie thereof. Being consigned to part.
iesin a State in the Union, this prop.
erty Thus seized was covered by insur-
ance by our Underwriters, at the reg
ular rate, without supposing that the
trade. between two border Union States
would be thus interrupted, and prop
erty OF our citizens seized aud confs-
Gated without notice. nlas sIs .#
i sincerely hope ON full considera,
tion of this case, in all its bearings on
the commerce between States still in
the Union, its effect on The present ex.
cited feelings Of the people on our
Western waters, your ExceIency will
cause the property SO seized and de.
tanned to be surrendered to the proper
representatives, but iftbat can not, be
done, then that such evidence may be
furnished as will give the owners q
claim for indemnity on your State, OF
the General Government. Most re-
specttully, Ole To faianaD .atE3z u
sEi .o Your obedient servant, aa
LSigned,] TX. MoGuNsEeIE,
President Board of Underwriters.
| p. S,-f you can consistently in
form me what articles will be detained
blythe COmmandant at Cairo, and tol
! what ports or States the same are pro
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-09
.,,sExTE@eu TfNt lpEP..Irr DE-. Arr,tinrt4. i,rt I

7an sfsISeFrE1D, IT,, april 80. !,
George X. NeGuanSgls, Esg.,o Prs.
go ident Bord Undsrsrtsry, 81. Lou.
Is, MtsSoKri:1o9 1go 10 sga. 10
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-09

Not my dogs, Deacon Pngh, echo
ed the Quaker. 6hf noitm.is
What did you say SO for thenl'
houted the Deacon. s.Ls na io
Il never said dogs, Deacon Pugh.'
You didP responded the Deacon
W it'll excitement. t....-.
Deacon Pugh, thee speaks ground
5g'You tell a falsehoO6, Abraham Mil.
lerl' uYgoo r7,sl e .g9Gv
Thee utters a mendacious asser-
Itionl' reiterated Abrahams.,,.4-s -sss,-,
You--yon liel, bawIed the Deacon.
Thee has provoked my evil pas
sions Deacon Pughp shouted the stall
wart Quaker; 4 will chactse theep
And iuto the Deacon's wool went
the Quaker. The Deacon, 10th, en-.
tered into the spirit of'the thing; and
we leave them thus, nip and tuck 10
look after the stranger and Bob Car
ter. 'a'i -..H.-fJ .u -.a,- .I
These two worthless fit and fought,
and fought and fit, until Squire Crtch-
EN- and the town constable came up,
and in their attempt to preserve the
peaceand arrest the offenders, the
Squire was thrust through the win.
dow ola neighboring matchmaker,
loinga heap OF damage, while lawyer
Hooker in attempting to aid the con.
stable, was hit through mistake by
The turions blacksmith, in the short
ribs, and went reelihg down Gumbo's
cellar with frightful velocity. The
iriendssnd fellow churchmen of Dea-
COZ Pngh tool sides in the contest
against the antagonist, and the shop
boys Of braham, seeing their employ.
er thus besct, came to the rercue,
while two lrishmen full Of fun and
and frolic, believing it to bea free
fight, tried their hands and sticks up.
onthe combatants indiscriminately;
so that in less than an hour, the quiet
and happy village of Frogtown was
shaken from Its propriety by one
grand and sublimely ridiculeus and
terrific battle, Heads and windows
were smashed, women and children
screamed, dogs barked, dust flew, Ia.
Dor ceased, and so furious mad be.
came the whole community, that a
quiet locker on If there had been any,
would have sworn the evil. ones were
all.in Frogtown. o- -,---.-..4s----
A heavy thunderstorm fiually put
an end to the row; the dogs all morc
or less killed, a child severely wound
ed; man scalded, A'Eagon broken;
the horse run himself to death; his
owner was beaten a@iully by Bob
Carter, whose wife and the wives Of
many others were dangerously sacred
the painter was crippled; dry goods
ruined; a Deacon and Q qaker, two
Irishmen, Joe Tucker, town constable
lawyer Hooker, Squire Oatchem, and
some fifty others shamefully whipped.
Lawsuits ensued, ieuds followed, and
the entire peace and good repute of
Frogtown were annihilated-by one
remarkable dog 6ghtl " .'' ' "
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-09
Maryland and the Troops for the
e .9y .s.fie CapitaI.ui iJ's9y 40

The following letter was addressed,
on Monday to Coy. Hicks, of Mary,
land, by the Secretary Of State; ~
DEPARTMENT OF STATE -
'" ''''''."' April %, 1861. =
His ErcslIsncy Thdn.as Il. H;cks,
GOesrnOr Of Maryland: a. t.n..
SIR:-I have had the honor TO re-.
ceive your communication Of this
morning, in which you Informed me
that yon have felt 1t to be your duty
to advise the President of the United
St-iOs To- order elsewhere tho troops
off Annapolis, and also that no more
be sent through Maryland; and that
you have further suggested that Lord
Lyons be requested to act as media
ter between the oontending parties in
our country, to prevent the effnsion Of
blood. .saij g5tr. a.....g
The President directs me to &C.
knowledge the receipt Of that commu.
nication, and to assure you that he
has weighed the COUNCILS which it
contains, with the respect which be
habitually cherishes for the Chief
Magistrates of the several States, and
especially for yourself. He regrets, as
deeply as any magistrate or citizen Of
the conntry can, that demonstrations
againstthe safety, of the United States
with very extensive preparations for
the eAusion of blood, have made 1t
his duty to call out the force to which
you allude. w. 80" w ,''''it"'
The force now sought to be brought
through Maryland Is intended for
nothing but the defence of this Capi.
tai. The President has necessarily
confded the choice of the national
highway which that force shall take
in coming to this city, to the Lienten.
ant General commanding the army Of
the United States. who, like his only
predecessor, is not less distinguished
for his humanity than for his loyalty,
patriotism, and distinguished public
service. ia t"' ii-.'- af..' -.''. 4
The President instructs me to add
that national highwaythus selected by
the Lieutenant General has been.
chosen, by him, upon consultation
with prominent magistrates and citi.'
zens OF Maryland, as the one which,
+whilea route is absolutely necessary,
is fsrthest removed from the populOus
cities Of the State, and which the ex-i
pectatlon that it would therefore be-
the least Objectionable one. - -
The President cannot bat remem.
ber that there has beena time in the
history of our country when a Gener4
al ofthe American Union, with forces
designed for the defence Of it's capital,
was not nnwelcomsd, any where in
the State Of Maryland, and certainly
not at Annapolis, then, as now, the
capital ofthat patriotic State, and then
also, one Of the capitals Of the Union.
] leeighty years could have obliter-
ated all the other noble sentiments Of
that age in Maryland, the President
would be hopeful, nevertheless, that
there is one that wsrld forever remain
There and every where. That senti-
ment is, that no domestic contention
whatever, that may arise among the
Iparties of'tkis republic. ought in any.
Icase to be referred TO any foreign arM-
Itrarnent, least Of all 70 any arbitrs-
mentlo of an European monarchy. lla1l Z.
i have the honor to be, with distip-
guished consideration, your Kxcs1ens
lcy's most obediept servant 'sp'eas !!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-09

y
Ge01ge K NoiGuanS6ls, Es0., Prs. Pe
'o idont Bord Undsrs,stsry, 81. Lou.
8 Is, MtsSoEri:1o9 40 10 saa. 10
ISiR:e-Herewithi an inventory Of
the arms and munitions of was taken
from the atagmer q r, 11i'in16n -
The gDmmaDdiDg officer ct Carlo. on
the 26th day Of April, instant. The
steamer, with the balance Of the cargo
were yesterday turned over to the
owners, who took possession of them.
If on investigation, it shall appear
that the boats manifest disclosed, tha
character Of the articles seized, that
they were shipped in the ordinary
wayJby loyal citizens from one loyal
Staleto another, and not intended for
the use ,ofthe enemies of the country,
| have no doubt they will be restored
or paid Tor, seithtr by The General
Government q the State Of Illinois.
The force at Cairo was placed there
in pursuance of an order from tbe
War Department, and are now in the
seryS sOf the United States, to whom
you must look for information in re-
gard to their rhoyementsih the fu-
ture. oh - sR1, s1i 1.73Rsn " -.
ay.z Respectfully yours, ,ads s5'na
slo.l 2ao RICHARD YATES. d
. o. 'a.ubar 90, Governor. 500 7I
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-09

The following letter was addressed,
on Monday to Coy. Hicks, Of Mary,
land, by the Secretary Of State, p. ~
DEPARTMENr OF STATE,
%" ''''''."' April 90, 1861.
His EncslIency Thdn.as Il. Hicks,
Governor Of Naryland: .D'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-09

There is no use talking, ! can and
'oiU sell my goods Of the latest and
most fashionable Spriug styles at pri-
ces that Joss. .eb
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-09
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-09

= = Il L
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
- PROBATE COURT.-0n the 25th day Of
May, A. d. 1851, at one o'clock M Of said day,
at the premises, in the town ofAlensvile, will
be sold to the highest bidder. the following
real estate, as the prOpeltyof Peter Miller, ,Jr.,
deceased, +, to wit: ..-, +.
lnlots number eighteen, twenty-nine and
thirty, in the town of Allensville, county ol
Vinton and State OF Ohio. 3tH o.
Said lots are appraised as follows HE
No. Eighteen at $500;s sifftu sf...sss
No. Twenty nine and Thirty at $32 so each
and must sell for at least two-thirds their re-
spcctive appraised value-one- third in hand and
the residue IN two equal payments of six and
twelve months, with interest on the deferred
payments from the day Of sale. Notes secured
by mortgage on the premises m ~
JOHN BELL and
-a HUMPHREY CLARK, -ih
Adm'rs of the estate Of Peter Miller, Jr.
April 25, .S6l-4w. g3l,l ;flet
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-09
McARTHUR HOUSE.

MAIN STREET, MACARTHUR, OHIO.
JAMES LANTZ, PROPRIETOR.
This house has just undergone repairs, and is
now open for the reception ofvsitors. 1t is To-
cated only few yards from the Court House,
and in the centre Of business. No pains will
be spared to make the guests, comfortable, and
prices to suit the times. ..r ...l...l. ...
: The Table shall be supplied with the best
the markets afford.
The Stables are commod;ous and will be at
tended to carefully. I
Feb. IA '6l-lyr. oil. H.H..aH... .....
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-09
Sale of Real Estate by Order of.Probate

Sale of Real Estate by Order of.Probate
f.tfsd Court. g... ID ..r...-
ON the 25th day of May, A. d, 1861 ,at one
" o'clock in the afternoon Of said day, at the
premises in Harrison township Vinton county
State Of Ohio, will be sold TO the highest bid
der, the following real estate as the property
of George Jolly deceased. to wit: The South
west qualter of the Northeast quarter of Sec
ton number Three Township number Nine Of
Range number Eighteen, Vinton County Ohio,
containg forty acres moreorl less. Appraised at
$780, 5ahd must sell for two-thirds that sum
one-third in hand, and the residue in two equal
annual payments of six and twelve months, with
Interest from the day of sale-paymenss to be
secured by q mortgage en- the premises. y.
'-ii i'i'" DIS s"1' y JOHN JOLLY,
n37.9 .s1h Admir- Of the estate Of Geo. Jolly.
saApril rs, 1S6l-4w:l hiel 10 SF.5loG ~ ic
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-09

G0TAllsboud not fail TO read theadvsr.
tisement Of Prof Wood, in to.day's paper.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-09

hibiled, itlmay be the means Of pre-
venting such shipments from this
."Sa AS'' woa ia1biag19 sdi iali lssoq
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a CANADIAN E2F;rvr.rw

for Coa'reness, Lrtguia .ey and Dem. ,.ofL,
D'sesttre Organs, Inducing Headache. n, 81,
nae, NerrousatSs, General Prostral;on 9TH,
!Wnd and BODY, PraiYSis, de-
\ moments reflection ought to convince a se,si,,o o
81 Wy Uly ana aanger of constantly dosing with a.
aeue'hes The practice is pernicious and sric;
hn OF forty years has taught me tba,
nc constantly increasing evils of indipes,o, ora
!uy aggravated by the free use of Catbrti u"
american people are fast becoming nation Of Is
~ y! men aithcid modes Of life. Drastic
increase e irritabty, and PROSTATE the strenb So M
digestive organs. ~ ''''hsth OF Tie
bs Xxx no" offered are especially designed to a,v
s.is rii'"Dlty, and at The same time ia inrirarat
srtuetheh all the functions of digestion via r. u
IrShuy laxative They anodyne tonic I'd $3.50. aie
orc 80 mia ana invgoratiug that onn lie ~ ~ rnr
'u "! any uSagreelhle effects that he ,na.
uSioss hen, students Professional Men Female ~
try them. "'''h'd'y NE, should
Inc undersigned Physicians, chcerful,v cer,ifv.,
sm oiessiohal standing Of Dr. Colby Of sans,n.o 'ie
., tHe Oldest aud best Physicians and o ,he 1 que
Qualities OF his Anti Costiye and Tonic Piiis y hg
>. b. GlESON.M. D.. Dunhnm & y
-. COTTON, N. D.. C0wausviile
CHARLES BROWN, 81 u.
S.s. FOSTER, 81. y Bronze
No hETvs C !, ELAND. D., Barnstor.
e.. C0WLES, NJ. D., starseaa
JOHN hEItS, NJ. D.
In0SEpii HREADoN. NJ. D., Surgeon. Ry
bENJAMlN DAtON, d. Coaticool" 'H'
hEMCEl. RICHMOND, NJ. r., Derbv iino
81 w. LINES, d. D., Compton C. r.
~ . ~ ~ SoMEhS, N: d., Morcg G. i.
p,epa od b,, ~ w. NJ ;, nhIFOKl, ". D., Newport w.
Derby Line, Vermont. '"''''""' u h and
Sold where medicine is sold generally
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THE GOOD SAMARITAN +!
w GOD or COAL

Ahead OF all Competition
oit3 OF them Manufactured last year-more than doYL.
the huno.r OF any other hrst class stove in
one year, in the United States
THEY contain all the improvements which are in ali te
hFst class stoves, and the advantages and improve
"eh's over other stoves are in part follows:
ISL Inc arrangement for brnng on the front hearth
AN proverent overlooked other first class s,ovos
mas also the same arrangement for broilinc on ton
- thofouRh ventilation Of the Oven
Oh. introducing hot air draught to the fire charnher
,n]eoy increasing the draught of the Stove ouckening
s operations, and enabling il TO throw out more heat
ninch ana justly complained of in other Stoves
~ ~. an important Improvement in the application ~
NV t"N per, Which throws the heat around the oven
Auch greater weight, cons equently hea vier plates
ana more durable as well as handsomer castings r'
o1, orait dalnper at each end of the Gre box so
@ he hre is equalized and grdle will heat As ouck
~ Ut VT also heating the oven in half the time
burn out. up '''he' 81 II cannot
IN aiai'ion to the above improvements Il has all that ia
IN other first class Stoves viz Hot water
No'r warming Closet, Rooster in trent Baknr IN ,
,oorS i'red with best Russia ron &C. &c Further ~
Nv warranted to do the work with as little fuI any
0.eI aIeFe IN the market, and in Il superior manner
81 M VINO want hrsclass STOVE. dould never Inv rr.ir
my can ana see the COOP SAMANTHA as they bs We ~ 49,
cry instance given satisfaction ." '' Ia'e IN eV
an ne exclusive agent for the sale Of this Stova IN
% '''Sr' ard sell !: on trial for any reasonable apc
u 't'he' 50 a.! are safe in buying. 7
nav tSo as iC an assortment Of Common stovas On
% ~ any "urf dealer in Washington County and ali
as low as any in the State AZ, sell
Montpelier. bee. 10. 1860 49, "H"hi -
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lIu man diseases in which tLe 'e''"s variety
70 VI ViEt'GETABLE LIFE 1dEDICrNrs

are we'll Ii nov ~ =. LIFE MEDICINES,
DlsFfPslA, by thoroughly cleansing thn Gr.+ nv,
stad W ""u creating now Of pure healtky BIZ IN
tnra,it 'i m sa'e ana acrd kind FIatul,ncy Ioia "
hpIVt.e heartburn headache, Residences ~
niH.y LAt guor ohd melancholy " lcb ire tbo @
con cqc' noe OF its .iI1 ~ van 'eN Us natural
aiVENEFt, By Cleansing the hole 81, or oo -
~ lines WIN Il 'oVent process. aud q a, -. -, ~ az
days. ''1 Io"t'S oo"r'e within tIgo
,, EYES OF al! kinds hy restoring the lIood N 49,.
il, i 'oua'ioh through the process OF r.snirati,
obstruction il. others ~" ~"oi u an iiteetn.t
is ne a;le Medicines have been known 20 euro no,,
'ism eimaneny in three weeks and vWe huehna.
liar; ny removing local inhaLlaion tr w - haiI that
ana ngamenls Of the joirts ' ''Ni" 'He muscles
the ,dax ct 81 Nhds by freeing End srcnr,bi,o
r I'm ara batder; they optrate most e,tn, 90 ~.
On tAee important organs ana hence ismiulIy
0u cram remedy for the worst cas1s Of G lea
o "e!s me smv matter Which h :" OF Tic
cCuEVf, CLCLRe and nvetetate Sous l, - huneft
the humols. ''''''''es 10 The blood and all
oonhuIic tRurToks and bad Complexion h, that.
the norhd ne, upon ibe fund tbi feed tie u in np"
p'sh.s' saiIow, clowdy and Other disa com
lie use OF these P' for very short TINA Will, o
an eiire cue OF salt Rleum and s, r,i" VIII e'c:
iG III NE cieatness OF the skin C,mn" prove
m @ VIII always be cured by one dose or ana
yl ILLS original proprietor Of these msd,D,no
Lie Medcinol t, q % ears standing b. the use Of ,he
cor,, AND ns,k-For this scourge Of the Vyes,,,
NM" tmess -. dlcin,s will be found safe staet
ie uyc! eetHsi Of the disease cure hy No.! .'eh
m pernsntt-iry Ihem te saii.led ma h ed
', L,oob IENfH' AID LIVER COMpt I.r. " o"teu,
!ots 81 Appetite Dseases of trmaia. ~ .e
case. Of ,is cen us.G WITH he most beneficial results in
IN ~, yo ',S ,u"sefion * ngs Evil and Scrofula
,n VI 'nrSe ltnarkate M.dicinrc, Me-, s,c &C.
t nSmy' New ms Complains Of nil ki5. 81
d. "n'eit 'eic, ore speedily cu!.
,on "hhnoulAL Cis&tsEs Persons whose eons,i,,,i,
viii md ,h "adred ny the hindciou4 NTrrenry
!, i law .sv neulc'nts letot cuiet NJ hrv noa
tn'icate ron 'he s,tem all the cGacfs ocM gyef
Ion If tnonef then the met powerful pJennra
49, Prepared pnd sold ly w >, ,,,,,
7lFy1l 3S5 BRoA4w.v Nv Is. MOFFAr,
FOR SAIL ALL pvuan,sra
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''hf' Farm known as the CLARK FARM situated ON
the Onion river, about two miles from MONTPELIER vii
,ase on the fold 20 MddcseX, is offered for sale The
house ana ou-buildings in good repair PLENTY of
water on the place The land is under good state of
cultivation There is 200 Of land As acres Of
wiAch is interval Terms reasonable. For further par
ucuIars, inquire of the subscriber the premises
dSwtf Jn4TCE.pv
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Samuel Esates' Estate.

IE subscribers having cen appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District of Washington commits
oners, to recev examine and adjust all claims and de-
lnnnds of all persons against the of Samuel Bates
late Oh Nohfcd, in said district, deceased represented
lnsovent ana The Germ of six months from the 10Th day
sept, 1861, being allowed ny said court to the cred
Hors I" stld deceased 10 exhibit and prove their re-
sfectve claims before us: Give notice, tina, will at
enu 10 me duties OF our appointment at the dwelling
house of widow LcinaIC Bates in Northed in said uis
on the 81 wednesday of December and March next at
o'clock IN the afternoon, each of said days.
JOHN LfNUE. )c
NATHAN MORSE, com'rs'
Northfeld Sept. %, A. d. 1851 1904
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Probate Courts.

or
said will be holden at the Probate Office Montpelier in
said District on Tuesday of each week during year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court
Guested to attend to the same Oh said court days.
T. R. MERRILL, Judge.
December l. 1860.
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NEGT OF KEN WANTED
iinndndS of Millions Pounds St.rl;,.

IN,hANtERf, BANK OF ENGLAND b.
e,"hahs. Catalogue Of the heirs AMI u, waiting
viz ne wnOm letters should be addressed in Fnn OF
two s rY' ,rss on receipt Of 60 cepts in SAINT
Of Poliae uy. ~ I'M Boston j. Burnlam ohis;
r.-, Wv. =. ORBITOy b co
BOZ ~ Po't che", Boaop No,
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NATHAN MORSE, ( O0'
Northhed, Sept. %, A. d. 1861. c}o

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
WAsHIrcroN DISTRICT. SIS. Montpelier, on the Dist day
Of October, A. d. 1861.
WILLIAM MOODY, Administrator of the estate Of
w Harvey Prescott late of Waterbury in said district
deceased makes application to said Court for license to
sell part OF the real estate Of said deceased REPRESENT
ing that said sale necessary for the payment of the deb
OF SAID deceased Said part Of said estate being the
Upper or Parcher Farm and the Mountain Farm ,i,o
called, both situated in said Waterbury,
Mherenpon 1t Is ordered by said Court that said app
cation be referred to the 18th day of Nov, A. D. 1851
the Probate Ohce in Montpelier, for hearing and de-
cslon thereon and it further ordered that all persons
Interested be notified hereof by publication of notice of
Application and order thereon, three weeks success
lively in the e. NJ. Freeman, printed at Montpelier be-
lore said time of hearing that they may appear at said
time anu place, and if they object thereto.
BY the court,
81 Attest. n. a. CnAIE Regl.ter