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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-08
Destination In Alabama.

CINCINNATI, March The committee
appointed by the Chamber of Com
merce to examine into the claims Of the
committee now here from Cherokee
county, Ala, arguing the restitution of
the people in that county, reported to
the Chamber Of Commerce to-day that
there are about Eve thousand people
wholly destitute.
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On Monday night, a burglary took place,
which, IN It's execution, evidently shows that
II was perpetTa ed by the higher and more
dangerous grade Of thieves and which will
form an Interesting case for our detectives TO
work up.
The scene of the burglary was the large
and weli-known store Of Hatch. Maurice &
Co, on the south side Of Walnut street. No. 2ls.
TIE entrance was effected by forcing open the
COIL seuttle on the sidewalk in front OF the
store, through which access was gained to the
cellar, and thence to the store.
The safe, one OF Dood & Co.'S, of CoRcin.
natl, Is rather a small one, and although ap-
parent1y OF great strength was unable to re-
sist the attack Of the accomplished burglars
The center doors were forced open. the iron
covering the locks being penetrated with
punch or chisel, and the bolts forced back
with some kind Of lever. With the inner
doors, the robbers pursued a different plan:
uslng drlll or chisel they perforated the iron
wltA lumber of small holes close together,
and then succeeded IN breaking in the piece,
thus partially cut out, and forming g hole
through which hand could pass. This was
done in two places, above and below the
iocE ana access was gained 10 the ordinary
money drawer, and abOut $500 IN currency
ana number Of valuable notes and papers
taken.
The burglars made mistake-most forth.
nate for Hatch. Maurice i Go. In one case
they bored the hole in the doors too high and
IN the other 100 low, and so failed to reach
drawer which came between them. In this
srawer there Were S3l,Oo0 in United States
bonds, SlCO in gold, TWO gold watches and two
or three diamonds vaIued at several thousand
collars: All this property escaped. We have
10 Doubt the Tascals, when they hear OF the
splendid prize they missed. will feel deeply
cnsgrlned- The thieves took from Dan Abie's
once, Immediately adjoining, a silk velvet
Vest.
Having completed their work, the robbers
snoked some OF the best cigars TO be found,
aDd no doubt strengthened the inner man by
uynE some OF the various liquors to be had
Oh all sides. They also inspected all the
drawers OF the offices, and scattered papers
about with reckless indifference. A gun, which
had been in the Office, was found near the
back entrance. This door the robbers opened
fIom the inside, and so made their escape.
They carried off all their tools with them and
me only traces OF their visit were the broken
safe, the Uttered office, and the open door
Ut. Loufs Rsputlicdn
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THE EVENING STAR.
A Curious Scene in Church

Among Inc ohenses known TO the English
common law Is that of I" Drawing in church,
year o. TWO since bishop was prosecuted
COR stopping the service TO rehuke two young
ladies who bowed at the Gloria Patri. Rut
ms esse is capped by one recently tried in a
HanchesIsl court. The plaintiff IN this case
was the butler OF the Rev. Thomas Blundall
Hollinsh head Blundell, of HalsaIe the defen
dant was Mrs. BlundelI
Ine butler testified that he was in the pew
GTeciIy In front Of the one IN which M rs
blundeli was sitting; that during the hymu
before The sermon she leaped over and struck
f,m ihrse times on the shoulder with her hymn
oooE, that be turned about and told her II
would become her as lady to stop that: that
" hen the a. mn was over she came ont OF her
pew, $1,000 at the door OF his, and ordered him
20 leave the church; that her husband came
down from the pulpit and repeated the order;
tnat upon his refusal Mrs. BiundeIl, * closing
her fist, drew 1t up TO his face as If about to
strike him. and clenched her teeth" that she
asked the coachman to put him out. and upon
his declining to undertake the Job, went back
10 her own pew, and that he sat out the rest of
the service.
Heyes, laborer, testified that he saw Mrs.
BIundell push the complainant with her hymn.
book twice They were not blows; she mere
ly touched him on the shoulder with the hooR
he could not hear what was said but he couId
see Mrs Blundelrs lips moving
Hughes, commercial traveller, corroborated
ms version OF the story. Being little deaf
be did not hear what Mrs. BlundelI said. bnt
he could see her lips moving. When the Rev,
hr. Blundell came down from the pulpit, wit
ntoiu INC tell MIN that he
would report HIM to his bishop That was
said In rather loud tone, and that was why
witness heard it. He also observed Mrs Blum
dell pat herself in position as if she wire
ordering the complainant out Of the pew He
did not see her put her fist in his face nor
eiench her teeth. Witness went to the church
for the purpose of enjoying the service, but
Whsi occurred spoiled ali the enjoyment. He
never witnessed such scene in q church be-
fore.
The coachman testified that the butler WAS
standing at the time on one leg, with one hand
on the pew door and the other holding his
hymn book
Mrs. Blundell's counsel explained that the
buiIer had been spoken TO about fortnight
before the day in question, for IRE verence in
church. On the day in question the position
he stood in was irreverent, and Mrs BlundeU
touched him on The back with her book to call
his aIten lion TO his conduct.
The magistrates debated the matter for q
quarter OF an hour, and came to the conclusion
mat the assault complained OF was no, so Sc.
we're as 10 merit punishment. The principle
seems 70 be thus established that If buffers stand
on one leg In service time it is lawful 10 pinch
them in the back with hymn books
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ny VIM. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctionsa,s
- Stores 315 and 81,
Southwest corner Penn avenue and Sth street
LARGE, SPECIAL AND PEREMPTeRY SALE
OF A LARGE STOCK OF PRIME VELVETS
BRUSSELS: TAPESTRY. THREE-PLY, IN,
GRAiN, YENETIAN; AND 0THER CAR
.mNERSS, COC0A MATING. &c, &c, &C,
On THURSDAY MORNING. October 10, com.
mencfng at 10 o clock will sell. at our auction
rooms, within stores a large stock Of the above
goods, consisting Of
Crossley Sons Velvet Carpets
- Brussels
- Tapestry q
BriFht's and others 81 -
Threeply Carpets
Superfine and other Ingram CARPETS
English Super Carpets
Bales of Hemp Carpets
Velvet Rugs and Table Covers
50 pieces Calcutta Mating
ltH pieces Oilcloth, different patterns
Dutch and common Ingram Carpets
The above goods all fresh and of this seasons
importation, and are all warranted in perfect or
der. and to which we especially invite the atten-
ton Of buyers and dealers every lot will be per-
emptOTi1y sold in quantities to suit.
The goods will be exhibition the day before
the sale when catalogues can be had.
Terms cash.
OC4 WI. WALL CO. AnCts
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DROPOsALS FOR NEW JAIL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,


WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 1911 s7
filed With the designs and drawings. having been
the bids heretofore received have not been opened
and notice is now hereby given, that sealed propo-
sails will be received at this Department until Il
O'Clock NJ, on WEDNESDAY, the sd of October,
1861, for the erection of the Jail in and for the
District of Columbia authorized and provided for
by the act Of Congress- approved July Is, 1866 and
the Joint resolution approved March 2, 1867.
The designs, detail, drawings, and specifications
can be seen at the architects office in the eastern
grounds of the Capitol, Washington City, every
day except Sundays, between the hours Of q. m
and p m.
Separate bids will be received for the masonry
work, brick work, iron work, and carpentry work.
The contractor whose bid may be accepted will
be required to enter into a sufficient bond. to be
approved by the Secretary of the Interior for the
faithful completion of hiStontract. Payments will
be made as the work progresses, on estimates
tined to by the architect, but twenty per centum
Of the estimates will be retained until the contract
is completed.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
spensible bidder, but the Department reserves the
right to reject any all of the bids should it be
deemed for the interests of the Government to
do 80.
The bids will be opened at noon on the 24th day
Of October next in presence of such of the bidders
may choose to attend.
Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope
Proposals for New Jail, - and be directed to the
Secretary Of the Interior, Washington d. C.''
WILLIAM T. OTTO,
Sc 20 dtoc25 Acting Secretary of the Interior
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HOTELS, &c.
STEvENS HOUSE,
y Fl, So. 25, and 81 Broadway, N. Y.

STEVENS HOUSE,
y Fl, go. 25, and 81 Broadway, NY,
OPPOSITE Botrling Green,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
4, The Stevens House is we'll and widely known to
suitable to merchants and business men; it is in
close proximity to the business part of the cityis
and adjacent to all the principal Railroad and
Steamboat depots.
The Stevens House has liberal accommodations
for over 800 guests-it ia well furnished and pos
sesses every modern improvement for the comfort
spacious and well ventiated-provided with gas
and water-the attendance is prompt and respect
ful-and the table is generously provided with
every delicacy of the SEASONAL moderate rates.
The rooms having been refurnished and remodeled
enabled to offer extra facilities for the COM
fort and pleasure Of our guests.
au Som GEO. X. CHASE CO., Proprietors.
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A DISTRICT
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE

To all 1rhom ii may concern, greeting.
Notice Is hereby given, that Oh the oath day of
March, 1862. the armed enemy Is steamer Manassas
was attacked. sunk, and destroyed by the Tinted
states vessel Mississippi, belonging to the Misss-
flppi Squadron, under the command of Commodore
ID; smith, and that on the cath day of September
1851, the same libelled and prosecuted in this
Court. in the name of the United States for the
reasons in the libel stated; and that said cause
VIII stand for trial at the City Hail. in the city of
NashirGyt on, on the FIRST MONDAY of DECE NJ
Der Eext, when and where all persons are warned
10 appear TO how cause why condemnation should
OF he dccrerd, and to intar, enc for their in,erests
September % 1867. r. J NEIGS
o. l-2aNti Clark
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~ New England paper says the MARKS
CT modern civilization are, Sunday.schoois
Newspaper and the liberal use OF soap.
~ The Bisbop of Oxford has created ssn
sanon ~ permitting Sunday.schooi children
Sensible man.
" a diabolical attempt was made recen t,y
20 Polson the family Of John Schenck, residing
~ new raven. Some friend bored holes M
anG nIled the holes with arsenic. The arsen;
isuad 70 be poison, aA-0
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STOVES.
STOVESl,i

Stoves Stoves! srovEsr
Buy your Stoves at the mandatory where -
in part pay for new ones Repairs for ali @
kinds of STOVES and CRATES, at wholesale and
retail at WHITE BRO. 8. Iron Founders. No
SO 41a ST., one square from the bridge. ocl-lm~
QJQ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 90
L. s. WOODWARD.
{Successor to G. Woodward Il SEM
Just received a large stock of Bib Co.'s
PATENT PARLOR HEATERS,
which will put II p in the best manner, and salts
faction GUARANTEED for heat ing two three, or four
story houses also. general assortment
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
which will be sold cheap for cash.
am now repaired to repair imme diately, in the
best manner, Stoves of all descriptions.
Please send in early.
L. S. WOODWARD,
SIS Pennsylvania avenue,
Sc 2S I'm between 10th and IL,
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'HRR9qGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTo
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
~ "a

Trains be+u.. 1,, WAsHINGToN, Jan. 6, 1867
now run as ettw asen Washington and New YORK ar
Lam MN YORK, without change of cars.
And = no ealiy except Sunday at 7:A5 a. M, I2l
Ia. FOB PHILADELPHIA.
m anS uslly Except Sunday at 7a5 and l2ls o.
w. ana 4:SV and ZOO D. M "u iAi' y
1a ON SUNDAY.
N. only AA anu iniiaieipnla A1:00 p.
daily. Ne" AorA Oh 'C p ID. train
paarough tickets to Philadelphfa, New York q
boston can be had at the Station Once at ali hnpr
ers and Brat well as at the new OFFICE in the Bank
pue' hetwaa Uksrs Telegraph Line, 34S Penn. ave
and scb sHumnore and Ohio Railroad advertfsemen
nspoiis auG between Washington, Baltimore, An
Ii WILSON, Master of Transportatio
GEmn' SVkE General Ticket Agent.
oc Soft son'' " ashington.
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To KEBF SWEET PoTAToEs Ovpp wrxrv,
The tanners il this region OF couRrrv ba ye
great difhcuity III keeping sweet pS,aIoes
tnrouRn tbe winter. A "Jerseryman who
was partly raised in sweet potato ,,patcb y,
tnlorms us how they keep their potatoes in
Jersey. We ale, a few days $50, potato Of
last years production, brought from Jersey.
aba u was gust as good as new" The Jer.
sey men have Ion 2 since discarded tina difsr
emf modesi Of packing in sand leaves. saw
aust. or any thing else. They simply dig their
potatoes In dry spell, before frost Law them
out Oh the ground 10 dry in the sun and before
the dew OF evening begins to tall, thew hsnI
ONT 10 the patch" the boxes and barrels thew
propose 20 put the potatoes in, and lay them
"a sHsInlIy (nanding them ali the while as
1ney tnen maui them 10 the' house and pile
up the boxes and barrels in a corner of the
SNcnen carefully, so as not 10 bruise them
an u Kept al the right temperature through
WINTER, tney are bound TO keep, If you don't the
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INSURANCE.
National Capital Insurance Company.

National Capital Insurance Company.
HOME OFFICE. 500 NINTH STREET,
WASHINGTON, D. c..
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CON
AUTHORIZED -CAPITAL..........s1,o 900 900.
This Company offers more favorable advantages
to the lnsuTlng public than any other chartered in
the United States, by combining the two great eIe
ments Of Life and Accident Insurance, the joint
one-third lower than charged by Mutual Compa-
MES.
AGENTS WANTED IN rEvER EVERY CITY AND
OFFICERS.
S Ggs6HRPGHE Fl fEk9ST P resident.
RILEY A. SHiSN '.''''' '.o Treasnrar
G. ALFRED HALL..-......... Secretary.
COL. JAMES I. CLOSE. General Agent
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Joseph F. Brown, George H. Plant,
Riley A. Shinn, John H. Semmes,
J. d. Clark, Jr., J. j. Coomes
Hon Green Adams, J. w. Parish,
Robert Leech
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
j. F. Brown, Thomas NJ. Plowman.
G. Alfred Hall, Job W Angus
Nicholas Acker. A l.. Merriman,
Erastus Poulson. ..
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
John X. Elvans, Charles klOman,
ii. II Emory, Lewis Clephane,
James l.. Barbour, Thomas Berry
Albert G. Hall oc lily
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ORGANIZATIoN or THE TxNNrssup ,yr,.
LATURE.-The Tennessee Legislature assern.
bled at the Capitol, a. Nashville, al noon va.
ierday. The Senate organized by eIectinp a
senator OF East Tennessee speaker CIsrks
and doorksepers were also elected CarroIi
Napier, colsred. received nine votes for a. .
s!stan, door keeper: thirteen were necessary 10
e!eSt MN Ihe House elected +. s Richards,
OF Shelby, speaker, and will conplete IT'S or
sanization to day, when the Governors ms
cage VIII be read. Gov. Brownlow was a. thu
Capitoi. His health seemed bad Much in
49, continues 10 be felt in the Senatorial
eIection. Stokes, Maynard. Butcher, and Other
Sanaiuates are busy. There are no indications
yet as TO the strong man. 'on
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AUCTION SALES.

10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers.
- Late clerks with James G. Mcclure Co }
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and nth
street, Star Once Building.n
VERY VALUABLE MEDICAL LIBRARY. IN
ENGLISH. FRENCH. GERMAN AND SPAN.
ton OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. AT
OnMONDAY. TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS, October IA, Is, and Is, at O'clock at
auction rooms. We shall sell a very valuable
Medical Library in English, French, German, and
Spanish; several Cases Of Pocket and Field instru.
ments. Alse, fine collection Of Miscellaneous
Books. '
Terms cash COOPER d LATIMRR
ocs - Auets.
RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers.
- Late clerks with Jas. c. McGnire co.,
southwest corner Pehn's avenue and 18th st., Star
Office Building
PHELANs MARBLE-BED BILLIARD Ia
BLES,
OAK MARBLE-TOP SIDE BOARDS.
CARVED WALNUT REP SOFAS, LOUNGES
AND CHAIRS,
OAK EXTENSION DINING TABLES,
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, FINE BRUSSELS
CARPETS, &c, AT AUCTION.
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The efficacy Of these remedies 10 alike acknowl-
in The d. 1. Hospitals. = . 1's'
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE BAMAR.
ITAND REMEDIEa,
"Posr HospITAL, FoRT MAHsEhL, baltimore.
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irsoona'nd them ''.e4p ififERrp q, MOVIE
"Assistant Surgeon. ttA n. T. Vols"
Sold By Q. O. FORD, corner nth street and Penn.
sylvania avenue, washington; HKNHY COOK. Az.
'1Sfsae6 e "a 90, r Rs5ifsss ,.
IN Queen victoria's Memoirs Of the Prince Con
sort. Thsckeray's Early and Late Papers Cod
man, MAJ n, Ten MSnsas IN IN nrcsil Randolph Gordon
gious Life in England, By Alphonse Esqpiro. On
'a az ~ nla FRAHG Ssr rfHaidfLoR.
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90 n. W.. 81. Is sSs Fl 4 fS r.,
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no RAILWAY SLsEPERs.-In GERMANY.
some Ui lne always are now constructed
"Lnout ~oou- Inc rail is made abou, nina
inches high. with broad al base. wnicb r.sts
on weil-prep AIRED bed OF ballast and 80
properly placed is further supported by law.
OF OF gravel mus constructed. the iarSv
motion Of tram, occasioned by nnnsro,,s
cross sleepers, is done away with The hsr,
mering sound becomes a steady continnnms
roar, the longitudinal bearing is distr bn ed
occurs but rarely.
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pY GREEN l. WILLIAMS. Auetioneers
ID No. 500, southeast corner eth and d SITS

THREE ACRES OF VERY VALUABLE AND
RICH LAND AND IMPROVEMENTS. 81
MILES FROM TIE CAPITOL, on THE BAL
TlMORE TURNPIKE. AT AUCTION.
On tn URSDAY, the 10th instant, we shall sell,
on the premises, at clock p m. that valuable
property known as the II alf Way House it being a
part of the farm formerly belonging to Dr. Mich
OILS, lying on the right hand side of the road and
neal y opposite the farm of Clark Mills ESQ. The
land is very rich, well watered with we'll, and a
stream running through il; orchard of sixty
trees peaches, pears, &c; also, grapes and shrub
berry. The improvements consist of a two-story
Frame House 81 five rooms. Stable, Barn and other
UuthOuses.
This property presents great inducements to per-
sons wishing handsome place of residence or for
gardening or butchering purposes
Terms One third cash: balance in six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest from day Of sale
4 deed given and deed of trust taken All con
yeyancing and stamps at cost of purchaser SlOO
TO he paid down " hen the property is sold
oc2-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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'I'o ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
. PENSION OFFICE. July 18th 1879 (
Application having been made under the act OF
June y $780, Tor the reissue OF the following de-
scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to have
been lost or destroyed Notice is hereby given
that at the date following the description of each
warrant new certificate or warrant of like tenor
VIII be relssued, If valid objection shsuid then
appear. JOS. II. BARRETT, Commissioners.
No SilI4 for 100 acres, issued under the act
M2rch 81: iS5 IN the name Of James Nelson Rial,
minor chile OF Nelson Rial, deceased and as grant
ed August q: 1856. October %, 1867.
NO VI .ti9 Tor ltD acres, issued under the act of
March Sd, ls5 IN the name of Leavitt Daniels,
w "a sn7 ne, aei Gn u: lool october 26, 1861.
March 1855, III the name of Mary M, widow Of
George Punenberger, and was granted APRIL l.
1856. November 9. 1857 i -
No 4t,3l5, for leo acres, issued under the act Of
March B, 1856, in the name of Robert c. Fsnnin
and was granted October q, 1856. November is,
No 80 as, for l2o acres, issued under the act of
March j. 1855 Ill the name Lettice. widow of Elijah
b. Hill and WAS granted December "a, 1855 Decem
Der IA. 1861.
No "a .o5l. for leo acres. issued under the act Of
March 3 1850. IN the name Of Anna w Powell.
minor child of Matthew Powell deceased and Wa
granted June Is, 1850. December H. 1857 10
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o FF CT A L..
DEPARTMENT or STAIR.

DEPARrMENT OF STATE.
WAsHIHsroH, May 2a, 1867.
Information has been received At this DE.
partmeut from Mr. Tbonas Savage, the Vice
Consul General of the United States at IA.
vana, Ouba, OF the murder, on of April
1867, At Havana, Of Jacob Mas, q naturalizsd
resident of Indianola, Texas. The legal
representatives OF the deceased can obtain
further information by addressing this Depart
ment.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, }
WAsH1NGTON, March IL, 1867
Information has been recei we'd A. this 1,a
partment from Mr. Charles Moye. the Vice
Consul of the United States at Chihuahua.
Mexico, OF the deaih, on the 10th of Decem ber
dera, Texas. His legal representatives can
obtain further Information upon application
to this department.
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i OF COLI MBlA, HOLDING A DISTRICT
SoLRT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE

, TO AT 'rRONl II may t0ntsrH, grseting:
NOTICE Is hereby given that on the 18th day Of
February 1888, the armed enemy vessel Nashville
was atlas ked. sunk, and destroyed by vessels of
the Sonth Atlantic Blockadng Squadron. under
VI September. 1867, the same was ibelled and pros
ecuted IN this Court, in the name of the United
states, for the reasons in the libel stated: and
that said cause will stand for trial at the City
Hall. IN the city of Washington, on the FIRST
HONDAf of DECEMBER next. when and whe re
all persons are warned to appear to show cause
why condemnation should not be decreed and to
intervene for their In interests
September -. 1867. r. MEIGS
oC l-2awtd CLERK