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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03
LINSEED AND IT'S OIL.

In addition TO what we have
already said respecting the iavoc-
able prospects for The cultivation
oil flax to obtain fiber. tn pres
ent prices oil flax seed and linseed
oil also offer great ihduecme as
,Or ITS more extensive culture.
L'nseed OIL has recently been
selling for one dollar seventylive
cent> per glllon, in the city, at
wholesale, and flax seed a. from
So %, So Sd pe- bushel. FlaX
Tor rope AMI co.I making is ssl'-
ing tor TWENTY-FIVE aid thirty
cents per pou I'd. Land OF
which oats or corn have cen
plated in the previous year is
well su ted tor flax when put in
to good tilth. Ii the sea. d j.
favorable a I'd the soil suitable
IA bushels OF seed and so 10 {.
OF dressed fax may he obtained
rom an acre.
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Notice

rs hereby given. that the Undersigned
Executor Of The last Will OF Rohert V
ThmpSn viii ofirr for 5 he II turtinn
on the premises. on SATURDAY,, the 4,h ,i,v
ut April. 1863. the north west qu ,rter o:
section -, township l6. range one. west
containing l59 acres; lso the north p,rt
at the southwest quarter Of section -.
township ami rngr rlorrslii. containing
- acres, in Randolph County.
Anv person wishing To- buv \ desirab'r
farm. would d. wei! to be present on day
of Stle.
Terms: One ;hirl cash. The residue
in Equal payments. At twelve AMI twenty :
four months, with notes. 1t terrsi
waving benefit of apps ,istmeat and
SECURED hv g""d freehnl sureties. Sale
TO begin 1t 0'cloct p W.
NATHAN HAAS.
Executor.
M,roh - ga ,qr
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state Of Indiana, Ran
d1tDh COaIa,u.
In the Randolph Common Peas Court,
June Term, Il 63.

Barbara Berry Complaint
Ell n,b.h Shirc'ing, r,r'iriou.
b rb,ra MellOt. George W. Mrllott,
Pulp Shirel ~, Anna Sehreck eughaust
William SchrcckrnS hiu-t, Juhu Ecry.
A. J. b rnt 'tc. VI tnaiI Warren. ID AVID
w rr,n. William Bdentine. Joseph Bal
cnt;uc. Lucinda Miller, and Sherman
Miller.
NV comes the said Plaintiff, by
Brown All Monks, her attorneys. an /
flies her complaint IN the above entitled
cause together with an affidavit that
J ~eph Baltntiu" is not resident of thc
State ui la Llama.
Notice Is therefore herehv given sad
e euiint. Joseph Balrutint, unless ne
lee mi appe IT On the frat ct the mex
term of the R,nio' ph Common Plea,
6 'urt. 20 be held At the Ciur II 'u>", IN
Winchester. on :.2nd day %: June. 1854,
the same being the All VI inlay of said
month. and answer or d,mur e. said com
pliiut, the sam" viii he heard and ne.
termlnrd in his absence.
Witness. ] lhu 4. Goodrich, Clerk
1. =. aud the Seal ct said Court, this
din dey OF " rr.h. ! 63.
JOHN b. GOODRICH.
Clerk Z. Z. G..
M,rch Il, g.. n3G.
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I)ESER TED,

EROM CAMP iAMSON. Munfords.
4 vile. XIV. an the night of to 10Th
at February, 1867. DANIEL ROSS. a
private OF Go. c. 5th Cavalry, 91th Regi-
meut In lana Volunteers about - wears
Of age, ; feet 6 inches in hight. light
cpmpleSio' blue ryes. dark hair Z
LISTED at Union CITY August IA, le62, b,
B Farley.
The usual reward will be paid for IN,
apprehension and delivery OF said Ross I,
Az officer az the Innst convenient post.
b. FARLEY. Captain
Co. {, 5tb Ind. Cavalry
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- hereby gwen that tho undersigned
= administrators of the estate Of Genre'
Chenoweth. deceased. will oncr for sal,
= public Ou'crv. ~ rho resi- lsnce %
Thomts Clark. in Ward Township, on
Thursday. the 2nd 'lay of April mkt. III,
personal property Of sri ! estate. consist
Ing of horses, cattle aud hogs. hnusr-
hold ami Kitchen furniture. corn, wheat
ia the ground, and various nther articles
Terms of sale: Sums of three dollars
nnd under, cash; over three do lars a
credit ct nine months will be given. the
purchaser giving NOTE waving benefit OF
with good security.
THOwAs CLARK,
Administrator.
Merch "a. 80. n26.
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N0.ice

March l@. '6o. n3r.
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RAIL ROAD N0TICEl

Pursuant 10 resolu ion 90 the Board
OF Directors OF the Lake Erie & Pacific
Railway Company notice j. hereby given
10 the ~uhscrih.rs to the capital stock ui
said company. that each stocL hold,r i
requested within thirtN DAYS OF the publ
cation of this notice, 90 pay into the office
# the Treasure said cnmpan, ~ C,m-
hriag, CITY, Wayne Courty. Indiana. q
first ust',llment Of ten fl0) per cent. ON
the stock subs,1 he'd by him.
l. -. RAWSON. Pres't
r. JE~NI~es. r'sls'r.
Jun, IL. itGs IA
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Much Il. G.. n3G.
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b
, 1863-08-22
The New Mines.

The new mines of the Upper Columbia
are located between the headwaters of the
Columbia and Kootenai rivers, about 25O
miles from Fort Colville. Report says
the mines were discovered by a party of
Red River emigrants, en- route for Colville,
We had a description of that co lntry in
1856 from Mr. Sinclair, who at that time
had charge of the H. B. Post at old Fort
Walla Walla,-now Wallula Mr.. S.
acted as guide for an emigrant train
through that country in 1854, and On his
arrival at Colville expressed the opinion
that it was rich in gold. He had previ-
ously been in California, and described the
country in the Kootenai region as very
similar in appearance to the richest gold
regions in California. He intended to
have gone back in the spring of Sc to
prospect the country, but met death at the
hands of the Indians, at the Cascades, in
the fall of 55. The Hudson Bay men at
Colyille, acting upon their faith in Mr.
Sinclairs statement, and the present re-
ports, are said to be going in numbers to
the region of the new discoveries. Those
best informed in relation to the country,
predict as large a travel to the Kootenai
mines this fall and next season as has gone
during the past two years to "Salmon"
and Boise"
, 1863-08-22

if these new placcrs are only one-fourth
as good as they are reported to be, it will
not be long before the hardy miners of this
section will open the country for the gen
eral benefit.
know of several parties who intend to
go there shortly, and, as l shall probably
accompany one of them, you may not hear
from me for a long time to come.
The farmers ale now engaged with their
harvest, which l understand will be about
a fair average yield. Hands are numerous
and wages low, 500 month more or less.
On the arrival of the express annOunc-
ing the fall of Vicksburg, they had quite
an exciting time at the Garrison; the quar-
tiers were Immediately illuminated an0 the
men turned out under arms, and under the
leadership of the Adjutant, fred feu de
joi, and hurrah'd and shouted their salts
faction without stint They were after
wards told to put away their arms and go
where they pleased for the rest of the
night. The commanding officer and Ad-
jutant kept, open house, and all
hands mad, merry and enjoyed themselves
to their hearts content.
Yours, &C., LEX.
, 1863-08-22
Letter from Colville.

CoLVILLE VALLEY, Aug. IL, '63
MEssRs. EDs:-I am not yet sufficiently
well posted here TO be able to send you
much news. The most important item |
hear of is the discovery of rich diggings
on the upper Columbia; the locality is not
generally known, but it is believed by
those best acquainted with this country, to
be somewhere between the head waters of
the Kootenai and Columbia rivers, and
about 250 or 800 miles from Colvillle.-
The discovery was made by party of en-
igrants from Red River, who are now en-
gagged in mining, and are said to be making
g "big thing" 1t is evident the Hudson
Bay people know all about it, as they have
dispatched several parties in light canoes
to the scene of the reported discovery. 1t
has ever been the old fogy policy of the
agents of that company, to retard the de-
velopment of the country, and as their
word is law to the Indians and half breeds,
they have been only too successful but,
, 1863-08-22

when he discounts his money One-half for
''rot-gut' whisky.
You may, perhaps, remember the good
old Hymn,
when shall l see Jesus, and reign with
Him above"
Some of our boys now have new YER
sion of this good old song which is con-
siderably perverted and which starts off in
this wise
"Oh, when shall we get our discharge,
And see greenbacks no more ,"
There the cook is hallowing "come to
grub" so must go and eat my good old
Uncles rations. More anon,
SNAKE HUNTER.
, 1863-08-22
$lOO REWARD!
F'os. the following. Ani,nnls

F'OI' the following Animals: ::
lSt; One strawberry roam Horse, branded on the
left shoulder with figure oo years old, and shed
all round when he left
I'd. dark bay Horse, branded with figure S on
bis left shoulder; has two white feet is about
II years old
Sd. light bay Horse, with a ,ar in his forehead,
about 10 hands high; no brands 10 y yoars old.
4th. A very small black Pony with star in his
face and reached mane one or two white feet about
y hands high, 3 years old.
5th. One black mare Mule, branded G on the left
hip; has hole in one ear, and harness marks.
9Th bay mare Mule, branded U. s. on the left
shoulder.
[Thc above animals all disappeared together, from
the residence of W. Il Patten near Walla Walla, on
the lst nstantl
18th. One comuon-sizod sorrel or dun horse Mule.
branded u. S. on the left shoulder; had on when he
left shoe on the fett fore foot ana the right fore
hoot was broken; walks pigeon toed and is about s:x
years old [rhe latter Mule strayed from the tsi-
dence of I. G. Lee, at the crossing of Dry Creek on
the COlyille Road
The above reward will be given for the delivery Of
the above animals to the subscriber at Walla Walla
oraproportonato reward for any number Of thom
". II. PATTEN.
JAS. W. YOUNG.
Waa Walla, Aug. o. lSG3-4w
, 1863-08-22
Boise Corresnondence.
BANNocK C1TY. August III

BANNOcK CITY, August 18th 1868.
Since my last of the Sth, we have had
quite an excitement about the new diggings
on the Middle Fork of Boise. about 100
miles from here. Hundreds of fminers have
left on the report that the mines yeild from
10 to Soc to the pan.
The merchants here are reaping rich bar
vest on their goods cover the left" ShoYels
retail at 50, so; picks with handles $3.50 !;
beans 25c bacon 35 to 40; Sugar 80 to
40; B. syrup, gallon kegs, 10 to SIG,
per keg coffee soc Liquors arc in lare
supply and selling at $50 toss per gallon
long legged rubber boots are retailing at
$40 per pair The only article in demand
Just now is -four it however, only weeks
ago was selling for $40 per hundred, and
within the post week it has been sold at
$40 per hundred This sudden rise will
undoubtedly cause the shipment of lange
quantities not only from the Columbia Riv-
er, but parties have gone to Salt Lake to
bring in forty or 6fty tons. Some of my
friends have left for the new mines, and by
the next express shall be able to give you
definite information from there. TRAIL.
, 1863-08-22
Proposals for oats or Barley
OFFICE OF A. A. Q. NJ,


FoRT LAPwAr I. T., July 80, 1868.
q EALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- office until l2 o'clock NJ, of Tuesday, Septem-
Der st lSG3 for the supply Of G2O) hundred and
twenty tons of coed merchantabe Oats Barley, to
be delivered at the A. A. Q. NJ. Warehouse, at Fort
Lapwai, l. T.. to commence delivering on or before
the 30th of September 1868. No bids for a less
quantity than ten tous will be entertained Bids
will be opened at IL - o'clock, P. NJ, Of said day.
Each bidder win be required to name two good and
sufficient sureties for the faithful performance Of the
contract sureties to be named in the bdS and both
the contractor and his sureties viii kEAs uired TO
take the oath Of allegiance to the United States. Bid
ders invited to be present at the opening of their
bids. Each bid to be addressed to the A. A. Q. NJ,
Fort Lapwai, l. T., Proposal for Oats or Barley.
The A. A. O. NJ. reserves the right to reject any or
all bids which may be deemed unreasonable.
-..Hr SETH R. HAMMER,
lst It., 1st Cav. o. v, A. A. Q. NJ.
Aug 8, lS69.-4W
, 1863-08-22
PrOposals for Beef Cattle.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- undersigned at the Office Of the A. c. S. at nths
Post until IL o'clock of the 3Oth day of Au-
gust, 1868, for the supply and delivery of
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY HEAD OF
BEEEgEn CATTLE,
to be delivered at the Post or before the first day
of September, 1863.
The weight Of the Beef Cattle will be ascertanod
in the following manner, viz: The cattle will be
weighed the scales, and from che live weight OF
the steer thus ascertained his net weight will be de-
termined by deductng AZ percentum when the gross
weight exceeds 1900 pounds, and so per centum
when it is less than that and under 500 pounds.
Payment will be made on delivery of Cattle in U.
s. Legal Tender currency.
Bidders required to name two good and suff-
cient eureties for faithful performance Of contract and
both the bidder and his suretes are rcqui ed to take
the oath of alegiancc TO the United States
Bidders are requested to be present at tho opening
Of the BIDS
TheA c. s. reserves to himself the right to reject
any or all bids that NAV he deemed unreasonable.
CII AS. p. EAGAN.
1st 1t. lst w. Z. Inf y,
A. c. S. for Fort Colville.
Fort Walla Walla, w. T.,
August IL, 1863 35w3
, 1863-08-22

great lonves of hope and help for the rebel
lion. 1t is great satisfaction, however, to
remember that such rebel bread turns to bit
ter ashes in the eating-Ogn. Statesman.
, 1863-08-22
Walla Walla Post Office.

Schedule of arrivals and departures Of the Mails.
ARRIVALS.
From the Dalles-eyery Monday, Wednesday ard
Friday P. NJ.
From Lewlston--cvery Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, p NJ.
From Auburn-every Tuesday, P. NJ
DEPARTS
For the Dales--every Monday Wednesday and
Friday, AN.
For Lewston-every Monday, "Wednesday and Fri
day, s \. NJ
For Auburn-every Thursday s A. NJ
L. Z KELLY. P. II.
, 1863-08-22

On ITS WINDING WAY.-The printing
material FOR the "Boise News" left here for
Bannoek city on Tuesday last
, 1863-08-22

A FIRE occurred at the Dalles on Sat
urday night last, destroying property to
the amount of $500 R. H. Condor
was the principal loser.
, 1863-08-22

IMPRovED.-Ths new road from here to
Grand Ronde valley has been materially
improved since the first teams crossed, by
the removal of the stumps from the track
, 1863-08-22

REMovED.-Charles Hutchins Indian
Agent for the FIathead Agency has been
removed and = Townsend appointed in
his stead.
, 1863-08-22
LIST OF AGENTS.

The following gentlemen authorized to receive
and receipt for moneys on account of the WASHINGTON
STATESMAN: :
COLVILLE-Park Winans.
PORTLAND-HC c. Northrop.
DALLES-J. S. Reynolds.
SAN FRANCISCO, /. p Fisher
~ Persons not convenient to an Agent can trans
NIT moneys through the maiEs or express companies
risk by enclosing the amount in the presence
Of postmaster or express agent.
, 1863-08-22

THE Dalles and Boise Wagon Road
Company has been organized with capt.
tai stock of $4,000. Work upon the
Road is to commence Immediately.
, 1863-08-22
A. 7. & A. NJ

Walla Walla Lodge A. F. g. A. NJ. hold their reg
uar meetings at their Hall the Second and Fourth
Saturdays of each month. All members in good
standing are invited to attend.
, 1863-08-22
Notice to Farmers.

7 WILL GIVE cents per pound for Thrcshed
L Oats and Barley, delivered at my Mill-in ex-
change for Lumber.
S. LINKTON.
Walla Walla, Aug. l, ,1S63.-3m
, 1863-08-22

CHURcH MrhovrMENr.-A liberal
contribution was made by the citizens of
this city this week for papering and other
wise reftting the NJ, E. Church A new
minister is expected in short time to take
charge of the pulpit.
, 1863-08-22
L. JAY S. TURNEY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,

wALLA wALLA, W. T.,
DRACTICES IN THE VARIOUS COURTS OF
the Territory. Gives uadig6led attention to his
profession and RENTS promptly
60 once fir door west Of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
Express Office.
August y, 1868. 3Gtf
, 1863-08-22
Wanted.
Dissolution Notice.
FOR SALE.

TENHE undersigned offers for sale the Store and Lot
Il formerly occupied by Baldwin & Whitman
Que of the best locations for business in the City.
Terms CASH Apply Immediately to
D. S. BALDWIN.
Aug. s, l863.-tf
, 1863-08-22

Regular meetings of Enterprise Lodge No. 2, I, 0.
o. F. are heldevery Wednesday evening at O'Clock
All members in good standing are invited to attend
N. G.
, 1863-08-22
Dissolution Of Copartnerghip,

TBYHE Copartnership heretofore existing between
4 johnson, Ward & Co., has lcCn dissolved
by mutual consent.
All persons Knowing themselves indebted to said
firm Will please come forward and mako payment.
The Indebtedness Of J hnson Ward & Co. Will be
settled by johnson & Calvin.
SAM'L JOHNSON,
LEWIS WARD,
S. W. CALVIN.
Dry Greek, Umatilla county, Oregon, Augu>tl7th,
1S63.-4w
, 1863-08-22
DIED:

STONE-At Orc Fino, on the 8th instant, Willie,
second son of E. B. and Laura Stone, aged years,
months and z days.
, 1863-08-22
LOST.

LOST.
nNE BLACK MULE branded G. on. the left hip,
W hole in the left ear Any person giving infor-
nation to Kyger & Reese viii be suitably rewarded.
Aug. %, 863
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NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE!
The sentinel for 1903!

The governmental and political questions q 'ns
coming year viii have absorbing interest sor errfJ
eitisen We are engaged in gissniic evi var ne re-
suit Of which foresee. Il threatens rsdea
change IN Institutions and prncpes upon ~heh ne
Government founded. and he destruction q the
liberty and rights o. The Citizen. such the
people Of no ether nation have enjoyed. and
which may De attributed uneguaied progress
in national prosperity and greatness The issue ~n
soon be upon Us whether this free GovsrumeSs shall b
preserved and maintained and the rights Of The States
under the Constitution perpetuaied, OF powerful central
authority be permitted grow cat q this war, oo'er-
stinx State lines state institutions and all those eneck
upon the Federal GoseFumeuf, rights Trserved ~ tos
states which hare constituted the excelcnce and sape
rori1y of cur nationas-States lone a. the ga io'
the common objects srth IN the constitHton. eut
distinct A. the bilows in the management - Their
purely domestic Affairs These questions were involved
IN The recent elections ani the voice Of the people VS.
most enphatcaly expressed Cor the 'consiituton a.
l. and the Ufion - a. va" Never there time
when it Important thAi the people shood Be thor
sugbly advised the progress and condition u pubic
Affairs AMI Of passing people are rot ~ Tor
self government uress with an intelligent Judgment they
decide upon the questions which Affect alike their own
and the public welfare.
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mo. 2i3.i
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or ~
DIANA, SIS
WHEREAS. A libel Of Information has been filed in the
District of the United Stsrs within md Tor the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana On the 18th day
Of January ls63. by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney OF
the United States for the District Of Indiana against
the following described estate, credits and effects OF one
william n Bell to-wit: Certain Promissor, Notes amount
ing the aggregate $4,000. given ny one Robert y
Williams IN connection g certain real esta VA Madi-on
Comfy for violation fihe powers - az 49, ~ congress
approved July IL Sea entlled An act 90 suppress Ia
sarrection punish and rebellion TO seize and
eonisc the property OF rebels and for oth'r pur-
pass PRAYING against saf property and that
the same may be condemned aud sold enemies prop
srty
Now therefore, pursuance Of the moniton under the
said directed and delivered do here
by give public notice all persons claiming said property
part thereof in any manner Interested therei
that they be and appear before the said District Court Of
the United States be held at the city Of indianapolis
IN and for the District Of Indiana the third Monday OF
February next o'clock Of the forenoon Of that day.
then aud intcrpose their claims, and 90 make
their ALE cations In that behalf
n. G. RuSk, L. :. Marshal.
Per l. 5. BI6ELow. Deputy.
JoaS II. RsA. Clerk. feoS-di4t
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eARRERS.


- sHUCRAFT HAS OPENED A BARBER SHOP IN
- the new block OF John c. New, doors south Of
the Postofice on the second door, Room No and ?.
where he will be pleased all his old customers L.
In full hlast with sly chairs. octlo-dly
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The Of the tl~s arr developed viii he
faithfully given that the public may be advised a. 20
As progress results II battles. the condition Of the
coneudinr armies and al that Affects the great struggle
IT home and abroad Tor the overthrow Of the Rebellion
s. In addition the >nfinsl vii contain the CURRENT
NEws Of the day, CHOICE MISCELLANY, STATE
fTFMS tue latest reports of the NEW YORK aud GIN
CINNATi GENERAL aud CATTLE MARkETs. the con-
dion Of the MONEY am STOCK MARKETS; In a word.
will the the Proprefors Of the finef TO
give s columns an interest foT all classes Of readers and
such information a. will be especially adapted TO the
well being Of the citizens Of Indiana
The Sntiaei will continue 10 represent and stand BY
the regular organisations Of the Democratic party, state
and Nationals the principles and policy they shall
avow and support the candidates they may nominate
We have agents. The low prices FOR subscription
will no, allow t. We there 'ore ask our Democratic
friend-al desire the of sound principles
to aid in the extension the circulation Of the ff
Daily and Weekly until they shall at least reach every
Democratic faml, Ia Indiana. The press Is most i'm
portant agent directing 4ght the public mind and all
that Is needed to give Democratic party pc naneni
rule the enlightenment II the people a. 20 its prnci-
piles an policy II shall be aim With all the ability
we possess faithfully advocate Democratic sentiments
and Measures, for believe that in SC doing No best
promote the true interests Il the country.
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NO. 2l4
rNIrrn srArEs OF AMERlCA. DISTRICT OF IN


UTNTrED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA, $;
Whereas libel Of information has been filed IN the
District Court Of he United States within and for the
seventh Circuit and District Of Inana the 18th day o
January byJohn Hanna Esq Attorney OF the Unit
states for the District Of Indiana against the following de-
scrbed estate credits moneys and effects OF certain per-
sons unknown to-vi: s45 90 In cash IN the hands Il
J. w Forthe; also the OF SO 90 IN cash IN the
hands 81 one r. n. Mccain for violation OF the
ppwers approvedJuy IL isd2 entitled
IAN suppress instruction, TO punish treason anu
rebellion seize and conscate the property II rebels
AMI for other purposes" and praying against
said cash. and that the same may be condemned and
sold enemies property.
Now therefore, in pursuance OF tue monton under the
seal OF said Court directed and delivered DO here
hv give public notice all claiming sal cash.
or any part thereof any Interested therein
that they and appear before the said the strict Court
OF The United Stse be held the city Of Indianapolis,
IN District OF Indiana the third Monday Of
Feb uary next O'Clock ofhe forenoon Of that asy
then and there nterpose their claims and make their
allies in that behalf
ID. q. ROSE. United States Marshal.
BY l. s. BIsKIow. Deputy
Attest.
JoHS H. RIA. Clerk ieh5-dl4t