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The national Republican., 1862-02-18

~We regret to learn that Senator Foor
was called home yesterday evening, by the
death Of ks. Foor's mother. His absence, wc
hear, will be brief.
The national Republican., 1862-02-18

FoRT HESRY.-Gen. AcClsraand, command
ing at Fort Henry, has changed It's name to
Fort Foots, 10 hpsor Of the gallant Commodore.
The national Republican., 1862-02-18

IHs SECRETARY or THE NAVY has officially
congratulated Com. Foots, Com. Goldsbo.
rough, and Gen. Burnside, for their gallant
sxploits
The national Republican., 1862-02-18
TJ"ITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

On the petitioe Of Edward spain, Of Philadelphia
Pennsyyania, Praying for the extension Of psha nj
granted to him on the 18th day Of May, ISIS, for
a. an improvement IN chgrns," Tor seven years
place on the feth day Of May, lSoa,
s ordered, thst the said petition be heard al the
p.tent Pate 0aios % on Monday, The .sth day oi April
appear and show cause, II any they have, Why said
petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
ale IN the Patent Once their objections, specially
get forth In writing At least twenty days before the
day Of hearing; sf testimony fled By either party
TO De used at the said hearing nust bo taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of ihe
on me- e. which will be iurni he'd on application.
18TH day Of April next; depoSitions and other pc.
psrs relied upon q testimony must BE- fled In the
Once on Or before the morning OF that day; the az
suments, II any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered, also, that thie notice be published In the
Nsiona! s Relr4,.pan, Warrington, D. C., and PhTa
successive wesks the Hrst Of said publications to be
at least sixty days previous 10 the day Of bearing
ID. +. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r S.-Editos Of the above papers will plene
COPY and send their bills to the Patent Once, with
. paper containing this notice. feb is-iawsw
The national Republican., 1862-02-18
WAsHINGTON LECTURE AssOcIA.
w TION.
Ihs Fifteenth Lecture will be delivered BY
Rev. Charles q. Ames.
OF ILLINOIS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. IL, 1852,
AT THE
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
SUBJECT" ~hat aiu Bcco~e@ @ Ae Rep,iblsp"
Doom open at I; Lecture at O'Clock.
Admttanoe % cents.
teb 10
UNITED STATES PATENT oFEicE,

WAsHISeron, Feb. Is, 1854
On the Ictition Of Alfred T. Serrell, Of Nsv York
y. Irsyiae Tor the extension ofs patent granted
v.a.s Mscssins'y s1 for msa,ns MosIdlnss ~ isysn
plsoe On the 18th day Of May, 1901,
II ordered that the said petition be heard st the
Patent Once on Monday, the 18th day Of April next
At u o'coet m. and ali persons are notiaed to sp
petition ought not TO be granted.
=. fersons opposing the extension are required 70
hlc IN the Patsnt Once their objsotons. speejaIiy
:st fO,th N ittn :, i:.st twenty day. before The
TO be used at the said heasiog must be taken ana
tranemittad In accordance With the rules of the once
which Will be furnished on application.
II, Lhe testimony 10 the case will be closed on the
18th Day Of April next; depositions and other pa.
pe!s relied upon q testimony must be filed in The
once On o. before ths morning Of that day; The ar
guments, II any, within ton days thereaitsr.
National RepulioaS Wsshington, D. G., and the New
York Ei,~ae New York, N. ", onoe week 10. three
successive weeks the frat Of said publications 10 be
at least sixty days previous to the day Of hearing
d. p. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner of Pstsnis
P.S.-Editcrs Of the shove papers viii Ileass
copy, and send their bills TO the Patent once, WITH
paper containing this notice. feb ls--la wew
The national Republican., 1862-02-18

WANTEp-A nrt rate TIN PLATE AND
w eHBET-IR0N WORKER. To socd hand
J. r. HODGsON,
sbls-n No. AOo Seventh II. bet. II and l,
The national Republican., 1862-02-18

No RECEPTION To.NraHr.-Owing to the con-
unued illness In the Presidents family, there
will Be no reception tonight.
The national Republican., 1862-02-18

T OST.-A Black Satchsl, containinu
IL our Business BOOK, was left In an omnibus QoinS
to Georgetown on the evening Of the 5th Of Febru
sry. A reward Of TEN DOLLARS will bo psid
for their return to the Omnibus Stand, in Georee
town. or ct oar of1oe, the corner of Sixth and Ii
streets, opposite the National HOTEL Washnstop !
CABTLEMAN l. BRO,
feb ls-tf Coal Dealers
The national Republican., 1862-02-18

IA ,ws.S sR Wo1s;f TALf ,IaN La.sS,a F. r., %.; aEh
sSsS:r c,:si ssrylsss . Generals % a5al.l "a
Davidson, viii run M foIlows: Lesyinx fileV,.
Wharf, foot Of iith street., at OK a. m fsturning
same day, leaving at2Em m. Fare d so each way;
taken at reasonable rates For further psitioufsrs
apply to the captain, on board. febl7-lWs
The national Republican., 1862-02-18
Tuesday, February ls, 1862.

- R.sdi,s natssr .. svsry p.ss.Vs
The national Republican., 1862-02-18

RAkERY EOR sALE.-A Bakery, with two
~ iafge OVENS, IN good order, and now doing a
ed for soon Business reQuirng the attention Of the
proprstors else where, 10 the only reason for the
sale; For further particular. call at this office
feb l8-lws
TVREAsURY NOTE COUPONs-
L DUE NINETEENTH INSTANT, g..
CASHED BY
JAY COOKE h CO.,
feb l8-lw 4b2 Eifteenth street
The national Republican., 1862-02-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

CORRECTION or TIE JOURNAL
Mr.. WNKLlFFE, Of Kentucky, asked and
obtained leave to correct the journal of last
Fridays session. His motion on the bill 10
employ stenographer ior the committee on
the conduct OF the war, was not 10 refer IL to
that committee, but to the Committee on Mill.
larry Affairs.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES,
Reports Of committees, fer reference merely,
being in order, a large number Of reports on
private matters were presented and referred.
" - WAR NEWS. -,
Mr.. COLFAX, of Indiana, stated that he had
bsen requested by General Mcclellan to state
to the House that he has just received intelli-
gence that our army had captured Fort Donel-
son, &c., &c, which intelligence produced the
most hearty applause throughout ,be House.
Mr.. BLAKE, Of Ohio, moved thst the rules
Of the House be suspended, In order to allow
the members to give three cheers.
The motion was ruled out Of order.
CONTRACT FOR HORSES
Mr.. HOLMAN, Of Indians, from the commit
lee on Government contracts, 10 which was
referred the advertisement OF Gen. Van Welt,
in the National In4eligencer, In reference TO
horses, reported that, though the notice was a
brief one, yet II was required by the necessities
of the case, and the committee asked to be
discharged from the further consideration OF the
subject. Adopted.
FURTHER WAR NEWS.
Mr.. COLFAX, OF Indiana, stated that be had
received further intelligence from the War De.
psrtment.' II was from rebel source, In
which they admit the fall OF Fort Donslsoa.
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TCol,ls,uarae,l I

NIR EpIrpE: | notice in the .Iohn>town
Yi7bgSe OF the 18th, both in the editorial
.uil In :, soldiers letter, that :. Just com
paints arc m;l'l, AGAINST those who prom
i~,,l 10 pay a bounty of $50 to each nan
volunteering from this county. anl to See
to li... wants az their fsnrilicS, also. bc-
c.i,l~c fines pledges to the volunteers have
not been fulfilled, whcreupon II l. su@-es-
ted ami urged that the County CUm.nIs-
<ioI,crS he pciitiuncd to tax the county
for the purpose of raising the promised
bouniie> In default of those men who
have failed to be- ~ good rs their wori.
This. ! believe to bc wrong, for al least
two rcaSonS: firstly, because the people
of the county are already taxed. one WAY
;nd another, about - much a. they are
able To pay, and secondly. because there
WAS money voluntarily subscribed through
ont the county, TO sufficiently pay the
promised SUMS and IL would b. an impo-
-itiun upon those persons, some of whom
| know, who have acted in good faith.
and have paid in their subscriptions long
since. To let others, many of whom are
wealthy, Sip from a responsibility which
WAS voluntary. and which was looked
npon "a valid contract by the cnIisting
soldier. | would suggest that the asSo-
ciatiUn or tire lrcasurcrS .: the bounty
fund bc requested To make and publish a
full statement of the amount subscribed.
together with the name and amount ot
each subscriber. which will show who
, has paid and who l. vet in default
know III JoLnstown that the citizens sub
! scribcd literally, and in Ebcnsburg toe
/ there was enough subscribed to paw eacl
volunteer = bounty of $50, but L under
/ stand that the greater portion of 1t ha.
/ never been paid l say, therefore, le
/ there he a published statement of IN,
/ facts, and if after the bounty fund. al
ready subscribed, be exhausted, the com
missioncrs of the county see proper I,
appropriate money for that purpose, l
for one, as a Taxpayer, am willing TO pa,
I my quota.
/ y CoNrHBlroR TO THE BOUNTY FUND
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-17

village and station at Montreal, near
the end of the Victoria Bridge This
bridge cost seven and a half millions of
dollars, and Is the longest IN the world,
it furnishes an unbroken line from the
sea board to the upper lakes. The bridge
contains twenty five openings which with
the embellishments on both sides Is mile
and three quarters long and Is principal
object of attraction TO all visitors lhe
piers and abutmcnts are furnished with
cutwaters and are thirty SIX feet above
low watcs mark. The city of Montreal Is
the largest and most PopulOus city .n
British North America. 1t was founded
in 1912. In the site of an old Indian vii
lace and called for a long time Vale
.HgrlU. and was dedicated TO the ' Hgln
Mary rs lis patroness and protector,
whose uamc IL bore 1t now contains
ABOUT two hundred streets laid out IN the
shape of a par;,llcllogram with a popula-
tor of one hundred and one thousand
The streets are clean and neat, the atmos-
pherc pure and hcalihful There are many
substantial ana elegant buildings in Mon
try;ll. Amongst the recent ones are the
new Court House. Merchants Exchange,
new post Office with several banks, &c
The older buildings OF dictinctiOn are the
grey nunnery. convent of the sacred heart,
the AIagill College, the academy OF the
sisters Of Notrc Dame, Eglise Notre
Dame, all clcgant substantial buildings.
On the whole the city has the appearance
7 of soIne European city when approaching
it from the opposite side of the river
! We are again OF the road 10 IiOus Point
on Lake Champlain, this road goes
: through handsome level country all or
nearly all cleared, the day was fine but
/ exceedingly warm. Here we got on a
/ splendid boat on the lake the :. UineLaL0'' :,
/ it became very wet, and prevented Us in
n great measure from enjoying the delight
! fuI scenery niru. that lake. The historic
( places Crown Point and TicondcroTa wvrc
/ past the Andirunl:Icks of New York and
I tlis green Mountains of Vermont were IN
view, and finally we got into small lakes,
, anI Il river not larger than a good goose
/ l,nnd and then we were at White Hall
/ Whether this White Hall is a town or
: country / can't tell. There are 4 good
many houses thcre, put they are too
scattered for 4 town and two closely built
Tor farm houses, and thus We leave II and
take tl:c clrs for Saratoga We are now
travelling along through well cultivated
and fertile country, the crops look well
We ar now AT Saratoga, every American
has heard of Saratoga 1t l. To tle
I-mitei States what Che ltenham l. 10
ENGLAND, although this year, In oOnse-
qucnce ot the unhappy ditiicuitie~, and
unhulv war II l. bu; tiIinly attended
Adicu. NINroR-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-17
A CRY ToUCH.-Our young friend, II

A CRY ToUCH--Our young friend, X
A. o. Kerr, has made an addition to the
out side appearance of his store which
gives it a decided Chestnut street appear
ance, and takes down anything of the
Kind in this section of the country. We
refer TO his show windows. Ladies they
are worth trip around that way just TO
look at. The china and glass ware win
dow can't be beat by any city establish
ment. because Rob has all that they have.
and in arrangement he is the equal of the
best.-The ladies fancy goods window
exhibits the prettiest assortment in that
line which the country affords, and II
must charm the eye of every Passer by
His new gas fixtures also 20 ahead OF all
competitors, and when lighted up in the
evening, the effect is grand Call around
at the cheap cash store" and view the
beautiful and useful combined. -4booaa
Tribune.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-17
Corruption Of Congress

The first session of the present Congress
with a view to hide some of their iniGui-
ties, and give full sway to Abolition "a
pine, passed the following act which re-
ceived the signature of President Lincoln
on the 18th of July 1862. Read it tax
payers and you may exclaim, is it any
wonder that our national debt has accu-
mulated so largely when thieves, robbers,
spectators and contractors can by act of
Congress cheat the Government and pill
fer from the United States Treasury
Our country has come to a pretty pass,
when the Chief Executive and his subor-
dinates can with impunity suspend the
privileges of the Constitution, and Con
grcss with equal assumption, make laws
to justify any species of corruption.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States OF
America III Congress assembled, That the
operation of the act, entitled An act tO
prevent and punish frauds on tie part OF
officers intrusted with making Of contracts
Tor the Government approved June 2d
be, and the same IS hereby suspended until
, the first Monday Of January, eighteen hun
dred and sixty three
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-17
The Battle of the War.

HEADQUARTERS AMY or THE PoTONAc.
Saturday Evening. Dec l3.--The fog began
TO disappear at eleven O'Clock this morning.
affUrdin unObStruct,d view Of our Own and
the enemy's position. Ii was evident that
the first ridge Of hills in the rear Of the city
on which the enemy had his guns posted
behind eRTthworks. could not lie carried ex-
cept by charge Of infantry. Sumner as
signed that duty TO FTench's division, sup
ported 10y Gen. HowarGS. The troops &d-
yancei to the works at ten minutes before
twelve O'Clock at brisk run. The enemy 5
guns opened rapid FIRE upon them
When within musket range Of the ridge
they w.rs met by terrible fire from the
infantry. WHO were posted behind q stone
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forrest.

eg The following named conscripts
from this county were exempted from the
militia by the u. S examining surgeon
Ager, Tobias, age SO, examined Nov
25 exempted on account of asthma.
Murray, Patrick, age 2S, Nov. %. in
jury of back and shoulders from a falling
coal bank
Stephens, Wesley, age, %, Nov. % +;
scrofula.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-17

HARD WORK AND Poor PAY-Thc
three enterprising Young gents who
% ''sweated and tagged" for about two
hours, the other evening, to switch
an old truck from The siding to the main
track of the Branch Road, with the inteB-
ton of riding down Grade to Bradley's
cut were sadly disappointed when, after
MI their labor, they whistled up brakes
the old ''juggernaut " wouldn't ''move 4
peg" whereupon the boy, for fear of a
ged to again apply the muscle in order to
shift the 90 machine back TO its place.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-17

GAY AND HAIIY.-Some five or SIX
young officers Of the twelfth Pennsylvania
Cavalry, with their "turtlc doves" who
have for the last few days, been rustica-
ting in our town, seem to b. enjoying to
the fullest extent, the benefit of a tnrlough
Go il bows, Jobnstown against the world.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-17
defamation.

WHEREAS, Ia and 10y an ati 81
General Assembly ofiiis Common I
passed the second day Of July, 4.
one thousand eight hundred ami '--
nine, entitled - An act rs.a-.l- L. +
elections OF this Commemorate, b
made the duty OF the Goyenor, q.
receipt of the returns o. theeleei.a .- r
members Of the House OF Rlre-
Of the Unite,l States by tlle oser.--
the Commonwealth. 10 d-clare q. -
lamaiicn. the names OF the Psrs.-, 8. .
turned a elected in .he reei'er..'
trictS Ind lrLcrus, the rstu-1, @
general election held ca Iaesi:..'
fourteenth day Of Octoher lssi- u
for the several Districts, for ml-3.'-s
serve In tie House OF Rep.esaIi'--
the Congress of the United Sinies, --
term of two wears, from ana .---
fourth day OF March next, have TX
ceived In the office Of The S-cT1i.l, =
| Commonwealth, agreeally 10 i-le =
sions of the above neciIed act, We.
appears that IN the First nisino.,. !.
posed of the Second, Third ! -
Fifth, Sixth and Eleventh waI'l' =. :
city of Philadelphia, Samuel J. i4.
has been duly elected /; in the So ~
trict, composed Of the Isl, 'ii, 90
and 10Th wards, in the city OF ] - /
phia, Charles O'NieIl has been dl'
ted; In the Sd Distric;, compose ~ =
18th. 18th, 10th, 18th, ISM .-''
wards. in the city of PhiladelPl-.,
nard Myers has been Only eleciea a. ! +
4th District. composed Of The liil7 : :
2Qth. 2lst and 24th wards, IN i1' !,
Philadelphia, William d hen ?
duly elected in the 9th D.s.i-,- -. !
posed of the 22d, SD and 20'l w.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-17
CT From CORRESPONDENCE to the

g From correspondence to the
Harrisburg Jnion, we learn that ten or
twelve soldiers in the camps at Alexan-
dria, were frozen to death, for the want
of sufficient clothing, caused by the ne
glect of the Government to furnish supplies
This is outrageous, that Union soldiers
must die of neglect, on the part of Gov
ernment officials, while the runaway ne
grOcs fare most sumptuou>ly in and about
Washington at the expense of the Gov
CTnmcnt.
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6. TODD, Editor * Publisher.
Wednesday DEE II. 1862
A Good Chance.

We propose to take Beet, Corn, Pork
or Cord Wood from such of our patrons as
wish TO pay their subscriptions in that
way: provided they do so before the first
of january
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-17
Is the President TO be Kfnsf

From the following recent bill of Thad-
deus Stevens, which was passed by Con-
gress, last week. the President is to be
against the consequences of
all his unconstitutional acts He can
now with impunity WELD the sceptre of
an absolute potentate over thirty-nine
millions of - free" people. When will
these fragrant Outrages end? VIII these
solons pay no attention TO the voice of the
honest masses ut the ballot box! Where,
or what has become of the Constitution
If we cast that sacred covenant into the
shades Of oblivion, for what are we wa
ging war against the South But these
moinentous questions strike not the har-
dened consciences of these bad servants
who think they never viii b. called upon
TO render an account of their stewardship
But day of retribution must come-the
people have spoken, and these wicked SER
wants who think, by passing uneenstitu-
tional acts, TO escape " the wrath to come"
in this life, Will find themselves sadly mis-
taken; for the brief term of their public
career Is, slowly and surely drawing to n
close when the wrongs of an outraged
people must be atoned for.
Whereas On the 4th Of VI ,rch, 1851,
some Of the United States were in insurrcc
ton. and a rcbrl!iuus CO: ditun of the public
safety required the privilege of the writ OF
hGbeds corpus to I've suspended. and several
arrests and IMPROVEMENTS made IN conse
quence thereof
Aud Whereas, There Is not entire una
nimity in the branches of this c. ivernmcnt
rs to the right of declaring such a susPen-
sion of the writ:
Therefore lie it enacted, That al such
suspensions, arrests and imprisnnments. by
whomSOever caused to he made. shall be
confirmed, and made valiI. and the Prcsi
dent, Secretaries and Heads Of Departments,
all concerned. or advising such acts, are
hereby indemn;fied aud discharged in re-
| Spect thereto auG all indictments, inf,rma-
/ tions. suits. pro- ecu:ioIlS. AMI proceedings
| whatever. commenced or tn he Commence,i
! against the President or any other person.
are hereby discharged an made void.
! The second section requires that during
| the existence of the rebellion the President
shall be and is invested with power to de
clare a suspension If the writt of habea.
| corpus At such times and in regard To- sucl
| persons a.. in his iulgmcnt. the public
safety may lequire.'
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-17

CHRISTMAS Is Co'uNG. The toy shops
and show windows, throughout our town
begin to assume quite Il holiday appear
ance, among the most attractive are the
windows of III. G. Devine, which are
tecming with candies and presents suitable
for the holiday times.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-17

Winter bonnets, winter hats, winter
shawls and winter clothing of every va
riety Just received and for sale at reduced
prices. f.. J. Mus & Co,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-17

WHAT \ DAY MAY BRING FoETH.-We
experienced, durin" the BEGINNING of this
AMI the latter part of last week few
balmy days, which almost rcsembled the
advent of summer Old Phabus shone
clear from beyond Il cIoudess sky, and
our streets were thronsed with the busy
promenaders, who seemed to enjoy the
short scare .Jacas on that expiring season ;
but to day, while we write, a great and
sudden change has come over our latitude :,
the throne of those sunny days is usurped
by old king winter, and the cold breath
of his snowy pail is keenly felt as lac
sways his icy sccptre over town and
forrest
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-17

In TIE Name os,d ~ tie ist'a-g
Commonwealth eJ' Psmsg. 0ra.,
DREW c. CJKrIN, Gorc-e-- q .a
Commonwealth
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-15
NOTICES..


TFITT OF I<THA<N, ~
Wsxzsxs libel e information has been fled IN the
District Coart q the United States within and for the
Seventh and District q Indiana the 17th DAY
q September ISL, BY John Hanna Es,. Attorney for
the United states % America, sxsinst SACKS - coffee
ard boxes ~ merchandise sezeS Evansville for
vslson q the s~. q the United States the ssd goods
and eFcbsdi>s being coutrsband q war and praying
proces against said gods, and that thu may Be
condemned and sol6 articles contrsbsnd q
Vow therefore, pursuance AZ the mouitiou under the
.es q sd Cenrt directed and delivered do here
BY gre public notice all persons claiming said goods
any par thereof any interested therein
thss hey be and appear before the aid. the District Court
q The United States - held a. the city q Ind anspo
s ard for the a indiana the ~ Monday u
November next 10 ocock q the forenoon % that day
then and there inferpose their claims and make their
Allegations IN that behalf
ID. @. ROSE, q. s. Marshal
JoHx ~ REA. Clerk.
Dated November 7. 1ssf. nov9-dlN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-15
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN

DIANA, s..
wHxRsas libel Of information been filed in the
District Court OF the United States, within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 2Tth day
Of September 1851 by John Hanna, Esq Attorney for
the United Of America against 900 barrels Of
salt Evansville for violation Of the laws Of the
United States the said goods and merchandise being
trahand Il and praying process against laid goods
that the may be condemned aud sold arti-
ces contrsband Of
Now therefore, pursuance Of the montion under the
seal Of the said Court directed and delivered, do
hereby give public notice TO all persons claiming said
goods part thereof. manner interested
therein that they be and appear before the said the Dis
trct Court Of United states be held the city Of
indianapolis aud for the District Of Indiana the 3d
Monday ~ November next 10 O'clock Il the forenoon
DAY. then and there interpose their claims and
-sskc their allegations IN that behalf
d. G. ROSE. L. s Marshal.
Ter J. :. BisgL0w. Deputy.
ysas~ "a. RIA. Clerk
Dated October 81, ISL uovl-d1&t