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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-07
A hIZONA AND UTAH MINING
Nnnnnanu-I ~ncntion Of nrlnclnnl nlncn IL

hIZONA AND UTAH MINING
n Compsny-Location OF principal place OF
business, San Francisco, California .-Location
OF works, Gold Hill Mining District, Store!
county, State of Nevada. Notice Is hereby given
that ut a meeting Of tho Director, held en- the
10th day Of June, 1873, an assessment mo. 81 OF
One Dollar ($D per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation, payable iinmedi.
at the office OF tho company, Room No. %, Hay
wards Building, No. 4i9 California street, San
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 2lst day Of July, 1919.
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale nj
public auction, and unless payment II made be
fore. will be sold on TUESDAY, the 10th day OF
August, 1878, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
JOSEPH MAGCIRE. Secretary.
0nlce, Room No. 20. IIayward's Building, il9
California street, San Francisco, Cal. jclStd
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VIRGINIA CITY. NEVADA,
WEDNESDAY, JULY 80, 1873.

the DATE Of DRAINING.
In order to insure q full drawing, 1t Is deemed
advisable by the Manager OF tho Nevada State
Gin Concert to postpone the hnal distribution
| Of prizes until WEDNESDAY, the 3oth day Of
| July, BY which time all the tickets will have
been disposed OF. The drawing will therefore
take place on
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

r,srATE OF PHILIP LYNCH. DEGEAsEp3'
H Notice is hereby given BY the niGSrs,snG Ga
eAocut'i ~ ,hc ,rcdIiorr OF and all parties having
c c,str,a sSain.t the said deceased. to exhibit
eta,nS ,risS The necessary vouchers. within ten
months from the hrst publication OF this notice.
70 the undersigned s S,oTSy COUNTY, nj yns S e, y o. 'n'
Dated January 10. istS;
Exccutrix OF the last will Of Philip
lam, "A Lynch, deceased.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 80, 1873,
AZ PIpcr,s Opera House, Virginia City,
Nevada.
In the sale of tickets and In making their
returns agents will govern themselves accord
ingly.
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ID. l.. BLANCHARD, Manager.
WELLS, FARGO a. CO., Bankers, Vir-
glnin Ciiy, Trensurer.
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80 DDREss AND CON-
a~IA FESSIoN OF J. +. GOOD,
aS who cured himself, and printed
80 for yonng men and others suffer-
from Nervous Debility. Lo-s Of Manhood,
impotency etc, the effects OF Indiscretion and
SeIfakuse; furnishing his SELF.CUkE, and
sent f>S on receiving stamp or postpaid directed
envelope. Address,
Hfg JONATHAN F. GOOD.
ei Tyr Lock-boI l.S2I, San Francisco. Cal.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, February 10.-The low ba-
rometer over Wisconsin will move eastward
into Canada, accompanied by brisk and high
winds.
From the Ohio Valley to theupper lakes
and northwest, on Tuesday, fresh and brisk
and probably high westerly to northerly
winds, FILLING Temperature, and clear and
clearing weather, accompanied by probably
areas of light snow over the upper lake re.
gion.
For the Middle States, fresh and brisk
winds, increasing probably to high over the
lower lake region, aud gradually veering to
southefly and westerly, rising temperature,
cloudy weather, and areas OF generally light
rain.
For New England, winds shifting to fresh
and brisk, probably to westerly, rising TEN.
perature, and cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic States, fresh south
erly to westerly winds aud generally cloudy
weather.
For the Gulf States east of the Mississippi,
winds reering to southerly and westerly,
cloudy weather, and probably areas OF light
rain. $500
For Tennessee and Kentucky, cloudy wea.
Their and rain, but winds veering to westerly
and northwesterly, and clearing weather dll-
ring Tuesday.
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compound nature Of numbers, and not
merely learn them to memory. He said few
children have clear notion of relative nsag-
nitude. This, he said, would be remcdied
by teaching them Of what the numbers were
composed. He Illustrated this point by re-
ference TO the blind children at the inStitu-
ton in this city who arc taught in this way.
and have perfectly clear ideas of relative
magnitude. The greater portion of his lee
ture was taken up with criticisms Of Davies's
Arithmctir, where 1t is impossible to follow
him.
Professor Scharl, teacher Of cocution at
the Virginia Female Institute, delivered 4
lecture on "icw to Teach Reading" inter.
sperSed with examples OF different styles.
His remarks were listened 10 with deepest
attention. and his readings were greeted
with the greatest delight. In reading, he
said the voice might be strengthened ny
EXERCISE, but the tone. he said. must come Of
itself. 1t must come from the heart, notthc
head. We are sorry that the want Of time
and space prevents fuller account Of Pro.
tcsSor Schart's remarks.
There WAS an Informal meeting OF the
Institute at night, wheS the subjects Of the
lectures OF the day were discussed, Dr..
Sears, Professor Joyncs. Professor Camp
bell, and Mr.. Guy joining in the discussion.
This meeting promises to be very inter.
eStinS one. In addition to the gentlemen
above named. Revs. William a. Harris, r..
II. Phillips, William II. Richardson, j. T..
Miller, br. Sears, and Professor Pike Pow
crS will take part i'm the exercises. Dick.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS. February 1o.-Cotton-modcrate
demand: gooi ordinary. Isle. low middllugs, I3sc.;
iniddlinSs, lat0l93c.; net receipts, s,529 bales
gross receipts. $3.50 bales Exports-To Great Rri-
tain, s,i2t bales; to Continent. 4,lsi bales; co1st
WISE, LISA bales. Sales, 1000 bales stock, ss
bales. 80
MOBILE, February 1o.-Cotton quiet and easier;
gnod ordinary lee; low mlddlinSs, lssOlstc. mid
coastwse, 5aa bales sales 500 bales; stock, sasa3
bales. s
GALVESTON, February lo.,-Cotton easier; good
ordinary, l7c.; net receipts, 2,I5I bales; exports
coas.wisc, 4Se bales; sales 100 bales stock, HoA
bales .@
SAVANNAH, February lo.-Cotton dull and noIni-
nal; miudngs, lSsc net receipts, e,9l2 bales. FIX
1856 bales. Sales $50 bales stock, 69,10t bales.
loa20c receipts, 3,,2S lles shipments, 3os8 bales;
stock. 2s,lG9 bales.
AUGUSTA, February 10 Cotton In good denant;
offerings light; middings, 19c. net receipts, $50
bales; sales 655 balcs. sts.
NORFOLK, February 1o.-Cotton quiet; low mid
dings lGSdQi9tc net receipts 1,207 b1lcs exports
coastwse 1923 bales sales, 30 bales; stock, s,o7
bales. -
BALTIMORE, February lo.-Cotton dull; mid
dlings, 2la21ic gross receipts, 100 bales; exports
coastwise, las bales; sales, l73 bales Stock 1929
bales. a.s- a.
WILMINGTON, February 10-Cotton quiet; mid
dngs 1870; net receipts, 23l bales; exports coust-
wise, 2Sa bales sales $50 bales; STOCK 2o2s bales
CHARLESTON. February l0-Cottoni dull ana
nominal mlddlings, lssc; net receipts, l,7so bales.
Exports-To Great Britain, 1926 bales coastwiSe,
$500 bales. Sales, 200 bales; stock, Il, 100 bales
BOSTON, February 10.--Cottcn quiet; lIilddliDgs,
2tc net receipts, s7a bales gross ls7s bales saes
700 bales stock, 7,00q bales.
PHlLADELPHIA, February lc.--Cotton quiet; mid
dlings, 2ltc.
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A CHILD SHOT BY PLAYMATE.-ln the
house of a Mrs. Brown, ut No. 522 Sixth
avenue, there were playing in the front par
lor last night the following boys: Victor
Picardo, age nine, Of No. 1920 Broadway;
Thomas II. Senior, age twelve, of No. $50
Sixth avenue; William Barker, age thirteen,
of No. 524 Sixth avenue; and John G. Schaef-
fer, age ten, Of No. 52S Sixth avenue. Barker
began to tease Scbaetfer and Senior by pass
ing Il fox-tai across their faces.
The boys at last became angry, and Schael-
fer told Barker that he must stop teasing
them or they would put him out of the
house. Barker, upon hearing this remark,
put his hand III an inner pocket Of his coat
and pulled out Il cheap one-harreled pistol.
As Schaetler seemed the most alarmed by
this exhibition of the weapon, Barker
pointed the pistol at him and said, " III! shoot
you." Schacifrr, with apparent fear, said,
"Willie, don't shoot nle: don't shoot me-
Barker paid no heed to Schaetler's words,
and snapped the hammer Of the pistol twice.
at the third snap OF the descending hammer
the pistol was discharged, the ball entering
Schaetiers right temple, passing into the
brain, and instantly killing him. Schaetler
sank down upon a sofa, and was Instantly
seen by his companions to be dead. Barker
exclaimed, ooh, my God, what have
done !" ard fled from the house. ->.
A physician was called in, but Schaeffer
was beyond all aid. Barker went home and
hid in his room, where he was arrested by
Detective Hogan, of the Sixteenth precinct.
The boy said that lie had bought the pistol
q week before 1t Nc. 1922 Seventh avenue,
aud had paid $3.50 for the weapon.-Ne,c
York Tribune. It'll.
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NEW YORK AFFAIRS.

New YORK, February 1G.-Last night was
the coolest Of the season.
The German journeymcu, at meeting
last night. took preliminary steps for Oh
cight-hour strike. The movement embraces
nearly all branches of workman.
The appropriation Of 100000 for the
post-ofiice building is exhausted, and the
work is stopped.
Colonel Anguero stated at his reception
Yesterday that he had ship and arms ready
for Cuba. The point of departure was not
stated.
Funeral Obseauies of the lasc Vicar
=. General STAIRS.
New YORK, February 10.-Fully 10000
persons honored the remains OF Rev. DIR.
STAIRS with last look yesterday.
New YOKK, February 10.-The funeral
ceremonies of the late Yicar-General Stairs
took place to-day at st. Patrick's cathedral.
The church was draped in black, and was
crowded to almost sufocation. A pontitical
reouiem-mass was celebrated by Archbishop
McClosky, and the funeral Grafton was
preached by Bishop Loughlan. Of Brooklyn.
Rosenzweie the Aboriionist.
New YORK, February 10-Reeordel
Hackett to-day informed the counsel for Ro-
senzweig, who caused the death of Alice
Bowles6y by abortion, that if he escaped his
present sentence he would instruct the Dis
trict Attorney to indiet him for murder in
the first degree.
Committed.
New YORK, February 1o.-Tae Virginia
Youth. William N. Barker, who shot his play
mate last Friday, was to-day committed Is
the Tombs.
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OLD TRAGEDIES REyIvED-TuE MURDERER
OF THE JoYcE CHILDRES.-B Boston, February
7.-Franklin Z. Evans, who is now under
sentence Of death for the murder of George
anna Lowering, has confessed frishtful
series Of crimes. According to this confess
sion, in 1853 he stole away and killed little
niece in Derry, n. H.. aged five years. In
1861 he assaulted and cut the throat of girl
OF fourteen years in Augusta, Me-, for which,
by the way, another man died in PRISON.
In 1865 he outraged the person Of Isabella
Joyce, aged fourteen, aud then killed her and
her brother Jolin,a boy Of twelve, in Bus
Sey's woods, near Boston. In 1872, June
10th, he is charged with similar crime upon
the person of q woman found dead in the
woods near Fitchburg, Mass, and during
the year he outraged, mutilated, and MUIR
dered Georgeanna Lowering, q girl of twelve,
in Northwood, n. II.
His confession in regard to all these crimes
is brief and indefinite, except as to the Joyce
children, which was made to Deputy Sheriff
Henry a. Drew, who arrested him, and had
him in charge ten days before he committed
him to Exeter Jail, and seven days before
Evans revealed the secret Of the murder Of
Georgeanna Lowering. Mr.. Drew says that
the iollowin. covers the main points of the
confession eiicited in regard to the Joyce
children:
BY Sheriff Drew: We'll, Frank, what you
tell me you must Tell me now. Tell Inc all
about it. Were you in RoXhury or were
you in Manchester; tell HE iustas it is !? A.
AIr. Drew, was right there when that boy
and girl were killed.
G. Was lie stabbed or not? a. Yes, lie
was several times.
Q. Did the girl make mich ado! \. Yes.
@. More than the boy did! A. Yes.
9. Why did she? a. She was violated
Don't ask Inc any more. l have now told
you.
Q. Now, Frank, was it Il little cottage
house Oh the right-lIand side as you 60 into
Boston! y. lt was !! two-story house on
the lcit-hand sidea you go into Boston from
RoXbury.
The following affidavit is corroborativc Of
Sheriff Drcw'S statement
81, Azariah Waldroir Of STAFFORD. in the
county OF STAFFORD, State Of New Hampshire,
depoSe and say that l was keeper over
Franklin 3. Evans at Henry A. Drew's
house; that had conversation with Evans
in regard to the joyce children. Evans said
TO me, hope they won't bring that up till i
get through with this; if they do, what will
they do to me? | answered, they will hang
you twice. Evans said, they cannot kill me
but once. AzARIAn WALDRoS."
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The. Illustrated DaaIs-An Iden or OBJ
Iceland Prospects OF the New sour-
nalfstie Venture. - q, ss3T s. 5..s
EChicaso Tribune New York Letter i

y
The Daily Graphic, the name of the new
eight-IaGe, hye-cent evening illustrated IN.
per, Will make its appearance, ii is said. soon
by company of capitalists, most of them
from Montreal, Canada, who have already
paid IN S9O0,0o0 gold to sustain their enter.
prise. One side Of the paper is to be litho.
grapiled by new process-a purely Cana
aian invention lt seems the Jesuits' Col
lege at Quebec, wishing tosreproduce
an old book of Champlain, contain
ing many autographs, diagrams. aud
ing Office to have the job done. -Four
brothers named Lego, ali excellent work.
men, undertook the task, and after long
labor and countless experiments. Occupying
four years, got out volume. The Lecgos
died some time since, and G. E. Desbarats.
who was Queens printer, succeeded With
his son to their business, and removed to
Montreal. The process-it is called the
graphlc--Was perfected about two years
ago, and promised so well that they deter
mined to establish it here. The result is the
Graphic. the illustrations of which can be
made by the artist. he being his own en-
sravcr, as quickly as reporter can write up
an account of any notable occurrence.
Surprising that whole family should be
murdered in Fortieth street, or that North
River ferry-boat should be run down by
passing steamer at L O'Clock this morning,
the first edition of The Graphic this afternoon
would contain pictorial as well as written
descriptions of the terrible scenes, thus anti
cipating the illustrated weeklles, and revolu.
tioniZing, Cd it's claimed, the whole business.
The Graphic Company has leased large
marble and iron building in Park Place, and
is possessed, it is understood, Of ample tacli-
ties forall sorts of photographing, engraving,
ithogHpbiDg, clcctrotyping. and printing.
They say they can make their Journal pay
with daily circulation OF 10000, though
they expect one much larger.
Newspaper publishers are watching with
interest the coming revolution in Typography
and photography, and have tried to give
you crude but early outline of what it is
proposed to do in this way.
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The track, and viii include all tho requisite

the track, and will include all the requisite
water.gaps and instructions. p
Various stables from the South will rem
devious here while on their way to the
North, aud northern stables win reach Balti-
moro III the carly spring to avail themselves
of the excellent track forkraining. The pro-
gramme offers upwards Of SIT, 900 in purses,
Which will be well worth contending for.
The season will begin on Tuesday the 9th
day of May, and continue for four days, With
four races each day.
Among the entries are Thomas ". Dos
wells Diavolo, Huntington, Lizzie Lucas,
and Ciaro LisO.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEW
stock and s1o,,a,Y., markets.

NEW YoRK, February 1O.-money Z, gold.
Sterling heavy and lower at 100 1-16to 1891
Gold, ia to 114t. Governments quiet
and steady. States quiet: Tennessee's, 81 !;
new, Sit. Virginia's, 40; new, SO; consols,
%; deferred, Lat. Lcuisiana's, so; new,
As. Leyee's, 80; SIS. 20. Alabama's, go; 5s,
%. Georgia's, rs; Us, 50. North Caroina's,
SSs; new, II; special tax, II. South Caro-
lina's, 40; new, %; April and October, gag.
BALTIMORE, February 10.-Virginia con-
so's, 55!; registered, 81. West Virgiuia's,
II. North Cardinals, old, 3d. All bids.
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A V1RG1NIAN IN TRoUBLE.-jacob Cohen, a
youth from Virginia, was arraigned at the
Tombs Police Court to-day, before Justice
Bowling, on charge ofdeiiauding the Cen
trail National Bank Of $40 by means of a
forged check. Cohen'S eXchequer was low,
andthe prospect ofrcplenis!ling it legitimately
very light. He therefore set his wits to
work, and wrote note to Mr.. Ephraim A.
Jacob, TO which he signed the name Of Fred
erick Gotthold, of No. SO Broadway, asking
for the loan of $40. Mr.. Jacob believed the
note to be genuine, and gave Cohen check
on the National Bank, which the latter en-
dorsed, and presenting it got the money. He
was held TO answer.-Ncp York CONNER
cfd{, It'll.
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death OF ais lRldsfer.

GREENSBORO n. g., February 10.--Capt
tain 4. q. Albright, formerly editor Of the
Greensboro Patriot aud more recently edit
tor OF the RstdsofRe Record, worthy citi-
zen OF our town, died this afternoon, at his
residence here, at 6 O'clock, after IN illness
Of several months.
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The "FEIESD OF THE FAMILY" IN TIE
GREELEY WILL-CoNTEST SMOKED OUT.-Mr.
Isaiah L, Williams was volunteer counsel for
the contestants OF Mr.. Gree.ey's last will, it
will be remembered. Docs the following
from the New York Commercial Advertiser
refer to him:
"Thn friend of the family is smoked
out, at last. The rdisnt detrc Of the Gree
lev wil-hiigation has been discovered, and
mystery yields to light"
Question: Why were these disgraceful
proceedings ever brought, and, more en-.
phatically why were they persisted in after
all the parties in interest under any OF Mr.
Greeley's.wils had relinquished their claims
Ansper The friend of the family :
owed the estate $4,000 borrowed from Air
Greeley, and precipitated a legal Rrangle In
order, us counsel for The executors OF che
will OF 1871, to plead his professional service:
In payRlent Of his debt! 8 Arat! a rat I
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Murder In Bristol.

Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l
BEIsToL, Tenn, February 10.--A horrid
murder was committed in Bristol last night
lat half-past 10 O'Clock. William Moore shot
and killed Robert Quarles. Cause, whiskey
and bad women. Moore made his escape.
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rsass KILLED.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch |.

Especial telegram TO The Dispatch.J
IvoE DEror, February 10.-Albert Wright
(coIoreO, in the employ Of the Atlantic.
Mississippi and Ohio railroad, was acciden-
tally killed to-day about noon by being
struck on the head and neck by a limb of a
falling free -sl'
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Sun rises .......,..., 6ai Noon iises...,.,. $50
Sun seis............. 5l5 High tde.. 400
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 10, ls7s.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, j. W. Wyatt. agent
Steamer Petersburg, Geogliegan, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat Conn
pany. lss ..,a. ! i ,s-ss.t
Shops Georgia and Pearl, oysters.
SAILED. @<sz
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, l.. =. Tatupl, agent.
SAILED FOR THIS FORT.
Schooncrs John G.. Henry. Griffith: W. 7. Byrne,
Burton; George TwibelI, Temple; ). G. McShain,
Cavanaugh Minnie, Baker; Baltimore, February
sth.
Schooner n. w. Magee, Burgess, Boston, Febru-
airy 7th, tia Woods hole.
MEMORANDUM.
The Experiment, Rundstrom, sailed from Ply
mouth the 24th ultmo for City Point Va.
Schooner Idaho, for Petersburg, sailed from Bal
tlmore February 9Th.
BY TELKGRAPH. - h.
NEW YORK, February 1O.-Arriyed, steamers
North America, Old dominion, aDd Albemarle. q.
Arrived, Baltic, City OF Paris, and Egypt. Ar
rived out, steamers Ferlsia, Columbia, and Donan.
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Special Message Of the Governor OF
Georgia.

ATLANTA, Ga, February 10.-Goyernor
Smith sent special message to the Lcglsla-
ture to-day to the effect that s., 567 ,435 must
be provided during the current year to meet
bonds falling due and to pay the interest on
the public debt. Among the amounts to be
paid are claim of Russell Sage for S3'5, 600,
The interest of 1861 900 in gold quarterly
bonds to January 1st, 1874, and the bonds
falling due this year and January 1874. The
message was referred to the joint finance
committee to report tomorrow.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

LoUIsvILLE. February 1o.-Elour active and nrn
extra family, S7se. Corn firm and In fair demand;
bulk, 4.GII3c. arrival Pork Grm. Sl3Gl$ls.z5 for
round lots. Bacon IN good demand and slightly.
easier shoulders, 54c.; clear bsdes. . clear sides,
7asc. Lard firm ut St1sic; choice leaf tierce, S0
JIG; kegs, steam, &c. WiisEey, 500 90c.
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RAND COMBIN ALTON .f5Esssss
VI THE SOUTH AND THE NoRTH.F7 TT
WOoDuOUSE s. PAlHAM are, cole a ssSt,.t LOT
When natained the gold medal ut the Worlds
Fair held in London. and the gold m tH r ana
tho cross of the Legion OF Honor AZ ae sal,S
over So All conpetiton. Fifty thousand Of Chick
ering's Pianos in use. They are sole R asenss
Enrtesi farortte instruments Of the South TO whom,
have been awarded upwards Of sixty gold ano Sill
yer medals from fairs held In The United states
Prices Same as the manufacturers Every liistru,
,nent fully warranted Parties at distance can
have their orders as faithfully executed ny us Us
when personally present aa.e