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Show of the Sincluirs, Mrs. McFarland left her home' taking ber two children with Published every WEDNESDAY' und SATl'IiDAV, her; the eldest of which, however, by the 0iltx Vmusnixa Cuhpa.nt. McFarland succeeded' in gettitg back. She went to Indiana, where she was the FRANKLIN D. KICIIARDS, Editor. guest of the Hon. Schuyler Colfax, and C. W. PENROSE, Associats Editor. obtained a divorce entirely without the d knowledge of her'' husband . By UTAH. letters, McFarland obtained certain knowledge that Richardson was the Saturday Morning, 'April 23, 1570. prime mwe in this iniquitous affair, and driven to desperation, as it appears he sincerely loved his wife, be shot Xotlee. Richardson, this time mortally, in the be will office the of the jvw York Triluht. Just Jixctios Many readers nf Richardsoa was marpleased to learn flat we have associated before bis death, the' cVlebrated Mrs! to McFarkiid,' with ui Elder Charles W. Pe.nrohk in ried and Ward Ueccber Q. B. Frotbing-hai- u Henry its Editorial conduct. .. officiating. ......... , Drotber Penrose has been long and It is generally expected that McFarfavorably known by thousands of tbe land will be acquitted. The plea of inSaints, in Europe and America for bis sanity set up by bis counsol will be a convenient excuse for his discbarge. It diligence and success in promulgating is difficult to find a jury in the United those principles which have built tip our States who will convict a man of murder Territory,, both by his pleasing wanner for avenging tbe violation. of the virtue and address in his public Lectures, and of hit wife. Death is the only fitting for such a crime as Richardson's by the use of his pen. During 1807-- 8 penalty but the laws of the laud ought to be so he assisted, to edit live Millennial Star framed that the punishment should be with much ability and satisfaction to all inflicted not after the fashion of assasWe hute evory assurauce sination, but in a recognized and legal concerned. that his gifts, and talents will prove manner. She (Dadcu function. inter-cepte- OGI)E, Editor.:. , ....... and pleasing profitable to the many thousands who n the readers of our paper. , f f The McFarland Cane. The topic which creates the greatest interest at present in Eastern Circles is the McFarland trial. Brief accounts of the progress of this caso have appeared in our Telegraphic Columns. Many persons, however, are unacquainted with the history of the parties principally concerned, and for their benefit we give a summary of its chief incidents. ' Daniel McFarland is a native of Ireland and came to America when quite a young man. He became a Btudent at Dartmouth college and while there im, bibed the communistic notious of Fourier, being indoctrinated, so it is said, by Horace Grccly; He joined the Brook Farm community,, but seceded before it ' Went to pieces. He afterwards went to ; Baltimore, taught elocution in the Maryland Military Institute, and was a talented contributor to various period' '.", ." '(' icals.;' " C, Whilo nt Baltimore: he became acquainted with Abby Sage, a Boston girl, seventeen jears of ago, the daughter of r. a nowsvender and A mutual attachment sprung up between them. She was earning her living as a sewing-gir- l. Mr. McFarland took her from her menial employment,1 educated her, married ber, taught her' elocution, aat .bor, , those, .literary .. Ustts which afterwards gave ler Some' degree of celebrity, anei tv'hich' no doubt were rljinated through aopesa ,to ih few book which mere her ftjthers' stook id trade.1' Tbt fist years 'of their' batrlei life passed away bappily, ,; and no tUs. . r disturbod tboir They moveJ; howerei', to New York, where ho engaged in the practice of law, and having nmay rtcouiraondaiidns, mado'4 numerous' acquaintances, who moved 'in' wbljis' callQiJ good society,' Among these ,wero several believers in the Fre Lov4' theory who. professed feat' attachment1 for the McFarland;', especially the lady. By his legar practice and judicious,; investments," Mr. McFaftand bad,' by' I860,' accumulated abouj'i? $)0.(jl' pon, the solicitation' of bis wife.iand tbe adylce of their friends, he intestod the Whole of it in Wisconsin lahd,i,'and '1o Wry cent."' HQ lilUIl return to bis legal pursuits,, but never pecuniarily recovered from this stroke book-selle- . wedded-harmony- orbad foVtuh,;,l,;;!:';;' ;: during these changes Mrs. McFarland bad imbibed the notions, of ber "Fret ; i Her husband desired bcr company 'at homo'Jwith their children,' but alio preferred the society of ber philosophical friends, among whom, was a faintly named Sinclair, who ridiculed bcr husband's .bum-druviews. . Under' pretence of ill bealth she went a'wny from home, and for a month, unknown to ber husband, appeared as a public reader in New Jersey. M She afterwards, against bis protest, became an actress at The Winter Garden, New York.:. For some time she had been ' intimately acquainted with Albert D. Richardson, who boarded in the same hoiue, but of whom McFat-lan- d knew nothing, except that a literary gentleman occupied rooms on the same floor. '.; It appears that she took care of Richardson's room, and frequently went out with him to lunch, and be tit tended her to the theatre., ; ,,; ,,,. When McFarland discovered this intimacy, he remonstrated with bis wife, and she promised la be more circum peot; but bis jealousy becnuie thoroughly aroused by her subsequent conduct. andon the 11th March, 1867, lie shot Richardson, while in ber company, at No, 72 Amity street, Sow York, but the wcuud was not serious. With the connivance Lore"1 acquaintances. ' ie I ; Senate Amendment) to the C'lillom Hill. ; Thrmgh the kimlne.-- s of our Delegate, Hon. W II. Hooper, we are able to present to ur readers the amendments to the Culom Bill, made by the Senate Wc are also Coiumitee on Territories. under (bligations to our Honorable Delegate fo' other public documents, for all of wh'uh we tender our hearty thanks. The following extracts arc from the CongrtMonal Vtobt't report of the proceedings in Senate on Tuesday 12th instant TERniTonr or ctaii. Tho Chair The hns ben requested by the Delegate from the Territory of Utah to present resolutions odoptud at a general mass meeting of citi'.ens of Salt Lake, held Thursday, March 31, 1870.. against the bill (H. R. No. 10S9) in aid of the execution of tho laws in the Territory of Utah, and for other purposes which be aSks to have presented, and , referred to the Committee n Territories. .Mr. 5YE: 1 move that that paper be " ' "printed, The notion to print was agreed to, and tho resolutions were referred to the ' Committee on Territories. reports or 'omm!ttei:s Mr. (CRAGIX. The Committee on Territories, to whom was referred the bill (11. R. No. J 039) in aid of the exe cation of the laws in the Territory of Utah, and for other purposes, Inivo had the sjjme under conMdomtinH, 'And me to report it back' with several intendments, and recommend its passage, I move that this bill be made the special order for next Monday."Mr. rOMEROV; 1 hope vi e shall not make anfrfi re.ipji''rdor,' yeb,f vp)Jried to gel' to the Calendar; but as long as there are special orders they are first in orderj and we nqvex shay procfipiJ, y iji alendar se tofigii1hcreJnri.pecil order' to taken pre$deno-ti, This bill as Utah bill hiaf" be a bad one, I amcndoitr.btiFv'i; . fry think, as it was passed by the Houso of UepreientatWes. A O Mr. CRAG IN. There is a difference of i ( opinion on that point, The VICE PRESIDENT. This is a report ut'a oajiiaiittoo, anjl ebjcqtiam Mg made jto'it, it cannot be considered in !.! ''" any ajeet dirlnj this dly.! Tbe; amendments referred to above consist of tho.Q.xqion, of that jiortion of Section 10,- .after hi J words' ''grand and petit jury," and the whole of Section 23. as published in tuo Qguk.n Ji sCtion of March"d0(li,: 'and tie' aiilitlon'of the sections bere sulijoined. !;i ' ' in said Sec. p3j 21. Tliai Territory may. be solemni by justices of tlio supreme court, or by justices of the peace duly appointed and qualified in their proper townships or minister precincts, or by any priest of the gospel regularly ordained and settled or established, as, such, jn .said Territory r botweeit parties competent to enter into the marriage contract. And the person polemniziug IsueV marriage shall sign anil deliver to the hiiBband and the wife a certificate thereof, where in shall be set forth the names, the ages, and places of residence of the parties, and tho place and date of such eolemni-ratiotogether with the names of witnesses not less than two, present at such Solemnization; which certificate may bo recorded in tho office of tho proper register of the county, and the register shall be entitled, to the same rat of foes for recording such certify cates as is allowed for recording deeds' of land; and such certificates, or a certified copy of the record, shall beevidence in any court of the fact! therein' Bet forth, as above required., " All such registersshall henceforth be appointed by the governor of said Territory, and be subject to be removed from office by him. Marriage,' far as its validity id 'Territory-- , in law is concerned in is hereby declared a oivil cCntract, ' to which the consent of parties, capable in ' law of "contracting, is essential. No man, a resident of said Territory,,, shall marry bis mother," ' his grnndmolhor, daughter, grandfather's wife, sou's wifo, grand son's wife, wife's mother, wife's grandmother, wife's daughter, wife's granddaughter, nor bis sister, his brother's daughter,; sister's !aughUr. father's sister, or mother's Bister. All which marriages shall be deemed incestuous and void. No woman shall mar ft. , - s i n-- e-- n, grand-daughte- r, ,, hnlf-siste- r, ry bcr father, grandfather, son, grandson, grandmother's husband, daughter's husband, granddaughter's husband,: husband's fattier, husband's grandfather, husband's son, husband's grandsoH, nor ber' brother, brother's son, sister's son, father's brother, or mother's brother, all wliich marriages shal in like manner be deemed iaentiuoiis end void. No1 piarriat shall 4 contracted wbilo' either of the parties has a former wife or husband living in the United States or elsewhere, ub?si the marriago' with such "farmer wifo or husband shall have been dissolved. All persons being within the degrees of consanguinity within which murriages are herein prohibited to resident of said Territory, and declared to be incestuous and void, who shall intermarry with each other, or who shall commit adultery or fornication with each other, shall be punished by imprisonment at hard labor in the penitentiary of the Territory not more than fifteen years nor less than six months. Sec. 22, And be it further enacted, That if any officer herein authorized to solemnize marriage shall knowingly nnd willfully solemnize a marriage between parties either of whom is disqualified to enter into tbe marriage contract, ho shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof before a court having competent juris diction, be shall pay a fine of not less than one hundred dollars nor more than five hundred dollars, and stand com mitted until the fine shall be paid. And it any person shall presume to solemnize a marriage in said Territory who is net by this act authorized so to do, be shall be deemed guilty of a m;sdemcanor, and upon conviction thereof before any court of competent jurisdiction, shall bo punished by a fine not exceeding five hundred nor less than one hundred dollars, or by imprisonment in the penitentiary not exceeding six months nor less than one month, or by both such fine nnd imprisonment, at tbe discretion of the court. Sec. 23. And be it further enacted, That if any man in said Territory of Utah shall claim and pretend to have the right to the society or the services of any woman not lawfully married to him, by reason of her having been scaled, devoted, or consecrated to him by any ceremony, rite, consecration, sucm-mcnform, order, decree, sentence, Morvote, or direction of the mon church, or of any prophet, president, bishop, priest, or other officer or functionary of said church, or of any member thoreof, whether with or without the consent of such woman, and shall cohabit with such woman, he shall be deemed guilty of a crime, und shall, upon conviction thereof before any court of competent jurisdiction be punished by a fine of not more than ten thousand nor less than five hundred dollars, or by imprisonment at bard labor in the penitentiary of s:iid Territory not more than five years nor less than three months, or by both such line and imprisonment, at the di.crc:in of the court; und in nil such cases such woman shall be deemed a competent witness on the trial of the 4 '' " offender. . 21. And be it further enacted. That it shall be lawful for any wemftn in iaid Territory, claimed ns such spiritual wife of any man, but not married 'to him uccording to law,' to sue for and recover from him compensation lor her labor and services while such his spiritual wife, in an action of assumpsit, without any deduction under pretense of support at-- maintenance of her by him during the period of such spiritual marriage, and also to sue for and recover any real estate, money, or other personal property, given, granted,' or conveyed by her since the passage of the act of entitled eighteen hundred nnd sixty-tw"An act to punish and prevfnt the practice of polygamy in the Territories of the United States and ether places, and disapproving md annulling certain acts of the legislative assembly of the Territory of Utah," to any person or. body politic m a voluntary gift, donation, or contribution to said Mormon church, or for its benefit, directly or indirectly, and any woman in said Territory not lawfully married, but who at any time has been in the relation of such spiritual marriago abovo mentioned, shall in all courts and places bo deemed a femme step-fathe- r, half-brothe- r, -- t, S.-c- d o, sole. i, .. ! ,i inquiry or otherwise, whether any of the grand or petit jurors are polygatuists, or believers in the rightfulness thereof; and if any such are found, it shall be the duty of the judjro holding the court forthwith to discharge such juror or jurors from hearing, trying, or determining such case or cases; and said attorney shall have the unrestricted right of. challenge for this or other cause, "both In the case of the grand and petit jury; and in all crimiual trials under this act and under said act of each of eighteen humlrod and sixty-twthe parties shall have the right to challenge peremptorily six of the petit jurors. Sec. 28.- - And be it further enacted, That property of no person, corporation, or association shall be exempt from taxation, and all assessments shall be equal according to the eush value of the property: Provided, That the real estate of any religious society, corporation, or association, to an amount not exceeding ten thousand dollars, and all lots or parcels of grounds, used exclusively as burial places or depositories of the dead, may be exempted from taxation, but this exemption shall be applied equally and without discrimination to every kind and description of sects aud denominations of worshippers, and not otherwise. HOTELS. WHITE HOUSE, MAIN-STREE- OGDEN, U. T. Best of Accommodations AND 11EASOXABLE ClfAllGES. If ltf Only a few hives left. Bring III II Bry Goods, Groceries, FEMALE CENTS PER. BUSHEL for lleo at lift.OO AT M per hire at mv residence. JAMES McGAW. 20tf. AX li RELIEF ASSOCIATION, STREET, CHI DEN. SOCIETY BEG Ladies to their TO General NEW STOCK Merchandise. ov SritING GOODS, Consisting of Artificials, Vruthor, Ribbons, Uau, etc., etc. A fine assortment, for sale, cheap. Assortments of which are SHERIFFS SALE. PERFORMANCE! MRS. M. BOWRINC A WILL ARRIVE IN A FEW DAYS: 400 Pieces MORNING CALL with roars of Famrceivei " YIRTCF. OF AN EXECUTION TO ME rY I directed from the Probate Court of Wolier ) FIlENOllEM'SiiOtK JIOXHAY Muslins, 66 Lawns, 66 Brilliants, 75 Hoops Cheese, 100 Sacks Bacon, ALT. BURNETT, Comic and Facial Artist, At JEXMMJS' Prints, Chambrays, SHERIFF'S SALE. County, in the Territory of I'tuh, against R. II. n hitu ami lu tuvr t jloronl lirown, tor tne sum .HUiiter in Salt JUiko Oitv, oullH of Kiijlit Hundred nnd Eighty-fou- r Dollars. I have FROCK levied upon the kUowing named property, to wit: A building known as the California Restaurant. situated on Main Slmit, in Ofc,diu City, on Lot IWrs open at 7."A PoifonnaiH ctoct'mnnnfi'ttt 8. three (:l, in Hl':k thirty-on- e (111), Plot A, together ADMISSION, ON K IXlLf.AK. with the KiDtnumnt and Furniture, and also Lots eiht (X), nine (). and ten (10), in llhck thirty-eisll- tt '"). Plot A, Vden City Survey; and will oiler the same for sale, at public Auction, nn tbe Twelfth day of May, A.D., 1H7'I. between the hours of 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to the hiphe t bidder for cash, us the California Restauat the building kn-w- n The tirnatest Living rant, ou Main Street, iu Odeu City. WILLIAM BROWN, Deputy Sheriff of Welier County. HALL, Oplen, April Oth. 1870. As the aliove property did not brine two-thirof the appraisi-- value when put up for sale on the April 2.' th and littth, assisted by inst. it will be again oftured fur tale, at public Miss HELEN NASH. Versatile Comedienne, auction, between the hours of 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. nnd above date. JAMES W. SH.ir.IM.EV, the Flne-- t Bullish Con-- 1 on the -- 3 r.rtinM In the Worlt. Aud the Staple Items necessarj for Families and the JOBBING TRADE. MR. J. C. GRAHAM , MR. A. THORNE, iWAIJifilillffl ooustintly-bein- replunishod with all the 20-t- f GRAND DRAMATIC Innttlmlile Comedietta, entitld, II fUTY 1 POTATOES ill bo tukon in exchange VIRTUE OK A PECRUE OF FORECLOSURE I ) from the Probate Court of Weber County, Utah Territorv, airuinet Isainh L. Stewart, and in favor of Charles WiHMliuaiiH'e, for tho sum of Two Two Hundred Dollars ($2,2U)J, 1 will JENNINGS' NEW BUILDING. Thousand ell at Public Auction at the following described in Ogden City, Utah Territory, the fol premises, lowing described property, to wit: A portion of Lot ten (1HV in Block twentv-fir- e in the County of (25), Plot A, Oftdcn City SATURDAY EVE, APRIL 23rd, 1870. Welr. coninienrii g at Surrey, corner of the North-eas- t said Lot tell (10), thence South thirty-si- x (U6) feet, thence Weit twenty fcju) rods, thence North thirty-si- x (.'16) foet, thence East twenty ('20) rods, to place H''E to iiiturui the Citizen of Uj;1cn that the liM v:urel thn Hlxive buiMiDg for A Pnimatic Knter-tuliunr- of beginning, containing thirteen hundred aud on ftiturnar KvnninR. and will be Msioted twenty (llfc.1i) siuare yards, more or less, together with tlit tenements, hereditaments, rights, privib.v tlin Mipiiliir yotinic Comedian, leges anil appurtenances thereunto belonging, to the highest biiMorJbr rash, on Saturday the 14th Of tbe Salt ke Thi-Mrilav of May, A.I)M 1S70, between the hours of Ten aud Twelve o'clock a.m. Reoi'iitlv of the Ofcdnn Opern llouw, unit WILLIAM BROWN, MISS EMILY IIOWKIXO. Deputy Sheriff of Weber Covnty, Ogden, April, 12th, 1870. When will be pre.entH the Splendid CoineJv, K1 A I BEES FOlt POTATOES, GRAIN Oil CASH. your potatoes and get the honey T)Y makers. on nt I71IAT JOHN DAVIKS, Proprietor. MAIN Bkxs. OGDEN CITY. T, Magazine. The Engineering and milP. FEMALE RELIEF Mining Journal is a weekly illustrated JL call tlie attention of the periodical which should be in the hands of all skilled mechanics. It contains a variety of scientific and practical articles as well as news of inventions and minipg operations throughout the Union. It is published by Western & Co., 87, Park Row, New York, at $4 per annum. c. m.i, 25. " Hams, OilS, ; TUMZAY, AriiuiKNioii, 73ctg. V $1.00. Tickets nuty he had at the Ogden House Saloon. Jill eutira change of Programme each evening. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. ; Ifci- -j CO- HERETOFORE between J.C. Levy A John Mahon, as Proprietors of the Ogden House, has this day been by mutual conont. The said John Ma-lioINTERNAL REVENUE TAXES. dissolved hereby assumes all liabilities and collects all outstanding accounts due the above named firm. J. C. LEVY, PAYERS. NOTICE TO JOHN MAHON. Collector's Office, P. S. Mr. VV. L. Sholea will remain at the United States Internal Revenue, aNive House, and will always lie happy to see his Salt Lake City, April 10, numerous friends, both from the East and West; also, from Salt Lake City. mnE ANNUAL LIST OF theEXCISE TAXES, year lSfti, and FREE BUSS from the Carl to the House. including income, for aotf Special Taxes for 1870, has been received from the Assessor of the District of Utah, and have buuoiue due nnd pnynblu. TUB ITXITItt) STATES Paints, Alcohol, Glass, Hardware in great Ya-rie- ty, TAX 10. Notice Is hereby Given, OF WERER TO THE In tho District COUNTY, aforesaid, that OSCAR 1). CASS, Second will be at the of Division, Collector, Deputy Ogden City, in said County, to receive Taxes u the Anunivl List the 27th day of April, 1B70, and if the Sec. 25. And be it further enacted, That every person, malo or female, who Taxes are not paid according to the provision shall knowingly and willingly aid ahd said of law, 6 per cent, will be added with Costs, and the assist in, or be present at, ceremony the sal iH Ti'ill tat collected by distraint and sale. 0. J. HOLL1SSTER, Collector. or rite of Mormonism known as such sealing or spiritual marriage, with intent to countenance, encourage, and give effect to tho same, chall be deemed guilty of a crime, and, on eoaviction thereof before a court of competent jurisdiction, shall be punished as lust BRANCH HOUSE, aforesaid; and. the person or persons or such or rite, solemnising celebrating performing such ceremony,, shall be punished as last aforesaid, and by a fine of at least one thousand dollars each, and imprisonment at hard labor in such penitentiary for at least two years. And if any person shall publicly or privately counsel, advise, or persuade any man or woman to commit the crime of polygamy, made punishable by the act of Congress such of eighteen hundred and sixty-twmisof a deemed be shall guilty person demeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in any sum not exceeding five hundred dollars, or imprisoned at OF T11E CHOICEST BRANDS. the discretion of the court for a term not exceeding twelve mouths. And it shall be the duty of the judges of said Also, Territory, at the commencement of each a which ASSORTMENT term of the court at grand jury A GENERAL shall be called, to give in special charge " OF j to the grand jury so much of ibis act as relates to polygamy aud marriage. Sec. 26. And be it further enacted, That it shall not be lawful for the Mormon church, so called, or of any of its AVIIOLESALE AND RETAIL. oilicers or members, as such,, to graut i divorces, or solemnise' marriages. Seo.27.And .be it further enacted, That no citizeu of the United States, who or Main Street, Ogden. iijivuig in the practice of polygamy, who believes in its rightfulness, shall be competent to serve as a grand or petit the juror in criminal cases arising under POSSESSION TWO said not of eighteen hundred and sixty-two- ,, THAVE IN MY Heifer, branded on the left side or in criminal cases arising under AC the other a Steer Calf, uo braud,ear mark and is requested to this act. And in such cases it shall be whito ou the left hip. The owner and 'tike them away. the duty of the Uuited States district nitir propcrtr, pay charges ROBERT WATTS. South Weber, Davis County, L'.T. attorney for the Territory, or any attor ney acting in Ins stead, to ascertain sy 32-- 3 LIQUORS o, WINES ' MERCHANDISE, .',.Walker.' Bro's, 31-- 8 i:thay xorui:. 50 Plows, ADMINISTRATORS' Sole and Upper Leatlicr, NOTICE. ESTATE OF CREDITORS OF THE I Cham;icey w. Ytost, deceased, are hereby notified that all claims against said Estate must be presented on or before six months from date hereof to the undersigned Administrators of said Estate, as all accounts against said Estate not so presented will be barred and disregarded iu the settlement of said Estate. WALKER BROS OGDEN CITY. Cooking Stoves, Administrators A full supply of Sta- tionery, etc., etc. MARY WEPT, JOHN HOAOLAND, LEISTER J. HEKR1CK, JOHN SHARP. N.n. The claims against said Estata may be tiled with Walter Thompson, at Ogden City. Ogden CitT, March 'JSth, 1870. A 25-- 8 u. BREWERY LARGE STOCK CARPENTERS AND OF JOINERS milE BEST BEER IN WEBER COUNTY, JL manufactured aud for sale in quantities of from Five Gallons and upward at Landt'a Brewery, on Burch Creek, four mile, south-oas- t of Ogden. Saloons and Families supplied. Order, will jeceive prompt atteution. iu-tA. LAXDT, Proprietor. f BILLIARD SALOON. TOOLS JUST KECEIVED , OOD BILLIARD TABLES, CHOICE BRANDS of Liquors, aud Landt's Celebrated Ale ami Lager Beer, at ' BUCHMILLER'S At Reduced Prices. SALOON, on Broom's. Lot, North of Publio Square, near Main Street. Orders left her. for Landt's Bear will be punctually attended to. ao-t- f SMITH & CO'S. LUMBER YARD All Orders addressed to D. II. TEER Half Blocks West of the Junction Office, One and a Ogden Cit, will hat prompt attention. And near the U. C. R. R. Depot. "AVE ON HAND A LARGE QUANTITY V of good Lumber, of various sii.es to suit the requirements of the purchaser. Also an quantity of Pickets, all of which w will ell cheap tor Cash, and tirain at Cash price. N.B. All the, persons whom w. have accom- VirK modated, and who know themselves Indebted to us, are requested to come forward and make settlement within one month and save costs, EM1T1I Co., Proprietors. 0 6m i U.B. CLAir SOX, Superintendent. l-- |