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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22

Drugs, Paints, Oils, and Glass.
HUMAN GDWlLES.
1877 Chapel St. .
OFFERS FOR SALE.
Ok AAn LBS. Belville White
lOs VVO Lead
$4,000 lbs Atlantic do do ,h.e-
Is bbls Spirits Turpentine
1000 gals Sperm Oil 1900 Whale Go
100 Lard Oil, 1900 do Linseed do
so bbls Spanish White, 10 do Paris do
100 lbs Red Lead, 500 do I.itharge
1900 Venetian Red. 5000 do Spanish
5000 !" !; French Yellow, 1000 do Patent
Is bbls Lamp Black. 5000 lbs Sal Am
IS" Glue, 1000 lbs Madder
200 " Dye Woods. Sdo Alum, IL do Cop
peras s4a1 =
$50 lbs Prusiate Potash. 100 do Lac Dy'
100 " Vcrdigris 10 balls, 100 do Cndbea
100 I" Nntgalls, 500 do Sugar Lead
rs dozen Paint Brushes, 10 gross @. II
Pencils
500 boxes American Glass
100 b" Flencl, do, 100 do English do ...
IL Jars Carb Ammonia, rs OF Salicine
10 bbls Gum Camphor, 600 lbs Cream
Tartar
so OF sulph Cunning, 90 do Morphine
| case Gum Opium &
5 bbls EPSON Salts, do Sulphur
6kegs super Carb Soda, 3 cases Tartar
ic Acid
2 cases Rhubarb,l bale India Sienna
S bbls Alex SIENNA, 100 lbs Mercurials
5lbs Iodine. S 90 Hydriodate Potassium
{ SOD" Liquorice Root, 300 do do Extracts
200 & Chamomile Flowers, 20 do Amcis
do rT a
200 Oxalic Acid, l cask Chloride Lime
500 " SaleIatus, 1000 DO Potashes
so carboys Acids, 400 lbs Gum Shellace
600 lbs Rotten Stone, 10 bbls powdered
PUN Stone
400 lbs Borax, 500 do Turkey lumber
$50 Is Chrome Green, $50 do do Yellow
1000 8: Mineral Green, 400 do Asphaltum
When the subscriber first established this
store, ii was deemed an experiment, and
himself as,well as mary OF his friends, en-
tertaincd strong doubts whether such an es-
tabiishment could be sustained. But the
success which has attended his efforts, has
Clearly pTOVCu, tuOt H~cpsS4 "ht ivy bhstA
goods where they can find Fresh Stock OF q
SUPERIOR QUALITY. and al Low
PRICES. .;'tss' ass
In short, success has attended hts efforts
10 supply the people with good and cheap
articles, 10 such an exit nj. inoiwiihsta nding
combined opposition,) that he has been un>
der the necessity Of greatly enlarging his
business. beyond anything by him antici>
pated. The subscriber is now In the daily
receipt Of fresh DRUGS and MEDICINES,
and an other articles in his line, purchased
a. The very loves, market rates. s"d viii Be
sold al corresponding low Pfises, Tor cash
Or approved credit. NJ. ....... 80
Purchasers are requested 70 call and ex>
mine his stock. peiore purchasing else
wherr. as his banner is agaia anfnrled 70
the breeze, on which Is inscribed LIVING
PROFITS. only. ,
New Haven, May Let ma tf--52
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22
Fourth Of July i'm Cornwall.

The coming anniversary of our National In
dependence, will be celebrated at West Corn
wall in a manner appropriate to the day and
the occason. The public are invited to at
tend Per order Of Committee Of arrangements
West Cornwall, June 10th, :S4S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22

TTVHE Litchfeld County Temperance Soci-
- ETY. viii hold its next monthly meeting at
South Farms on the 4th Tuesday in June. a
J. CATLIN, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22
HOUSE.
Saturday. June II

Prayer BY Rev Mr.. Phelps
COMMITTEES reported bill Tor q public aci
compelling railroad companies 10 give receipts
or checks for baggage. unless his right IL wav.
ed ,y the passenger read third time and
passed. sr. = a.
Committee reported against the bill for a
public act limiting the nHmber Of newspaper
in which the lava shall be printed !; indefn-
itely postponed. " ~ 9ge
COMMITTEES reoorted insfavor Of giving Tho's
A. Gr,fiih and Harvey Hslcomb. leave 10
withdraw their petitions for divorces. Leave
granted. y, s5I
= Resolution discharging Joseph Dart from
the state Prison. passed ID the House. and ne
zaiised in Senate. Both Houses voted TO adj
here. Adjourned-
81. .1faeTaoOn.
Committee on EAaessi0n reported againsI
She appoinsmsat Of . special Superintendent
Of Common Schools aeeepteA '
FIoshrook Curtisa. Philo; Pratt and FreSer-
iek s. Wildman, Commissioner on Nsngaluck
RailFoad.
Report ofeOmmittee on military returns, &C.
cepted.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22
For the Enquirer
Fourth of July i'm Norfolk.


At meeting Of the citizens Of Norfolk, con
vened at the office of William X. Peck, Esq.
on the evening of the l4th inst. it was unan-
mously agreed that measures be taken to have
celebration Of the anniversary Of our Nation
al Independence, to be conducted on strict
temperance principles. Committees were ap.
pointed tor the following purposes, viz: To
procure an orator-to make arran gements for
and appoint officers Of the day-and to prepare
the regular toasts,
WILLIAM X. PECK, President.
H S. BAIL. Secretary. -..FE
G0-We are authorized to state that the Or
der Of Exercises will be received in time for
next weeks paper .~.. s.l-.5
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22

NOTICE The undersigned. the slulv an
IN painted Trustees On the estate Of LII
tHER H. SrEBBINS Of Winchester, assigned
tor the benefit Of his creditors, hereby give
notice that they have appointed and employed
the said asslgnor tby and with the advice Of
the Court Of Probate Of the District Of Win
chester. a. the agent of the said Trustees.
for the sale and disposal OF the goods nnd
chatiels Of the estate assigned. in pursuance az
the provisions Of existing law.
VIRGIL STEBBiNS >GTus.
MUNSON MERRIAMS tees.
Winchestei, June =. ts4s. 5-3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22
Notice.

TAKEN by virtue Of warran, for town
n Taxon the assessment list Of 1916, for
the town of Washington, 50 much Of the re-
al Estate OF James Leonard as will paw q
Town Tax Of ten cents on the dollar, TO-
gether With the legal eosis. and will be sold
a, the pubic Sign Post in Washington,
New Preston Society. near the store Of Mr..
Daniel Tomlinson. On Monday the 26lh day
Of August le4e at i0o'clock A. ~
JOSEPH C. CALHOUN, Collec4of,
Washisgtoa, May 3Ist Ie4S. "a'9 Ear
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22
Girls Wanted.

III B. JONEs'S IA Ann Street, New
Il IL York. No man can do prosper>
Gus business, unless both buyer and seller
are benefited, and 81 900 TO $500, that
there are not better Boots sold at the fol~
lowing prices than sell--$5O0 to $50, that
sell more fine Boots at retail for cash,
which enables me to sell at such remarka
bic low prices--I sell FIRST qualify, of French
Calf Dress Boots, at $3.50 10 81, rs; second
do. $3.50 TO $4O0; French Paten. Leath.
er Boots, $500. My store is small, my ex>
penses light. and competition is challenged,
New York, May |, lS4S. So 5w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22

CLovER and TIMOTHY SEED-A few
~ bushels for safe At the Brick Store.
Also-MaFrowtat Peas. DRIED APPLES
&, ADAMS q co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22

NOTICE.-A Meeting Of the Inhabitants Of
IN the First School Society in Litcb6eld is
hereby warned, 70 be holden at tine Cour House
in this village on Saturday afternoon, CHE 9th
inst) at ] O'clock, 70 hear the report Of the COM
mittee appointed to make survey Of the sever
al school districts in said society. to lay tax to
and establish the boundaries between said dis
tricts, and to appoint an assessor; also TO take
into consideration the subject Of laying tax for
the Improvement ofthe Burying Grounds within
the limits Of said Society.
Cyrus CATLIN, 1st School
p X. KILBoURN. Snciety's
F..r- L. o. MEAFoy. Committee.
L .tchfield, June ID, 1S4S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22
PROBAFg iRRrtgID.
District ofLi,ch6eld e.

District Of Lisch6eld e, \
Probate Court. June 10, 1913.
Estate Of Eliza WEIGH late of Li,ch6sld. in
said District deceased. ~
Inc Court Of Probate for the District Of
Lnchneid hath limited and allowed sin Months
iIom me date hereof. for the Creditors of said
Estate J" exhibit their claims for settlement
fnnse wn1 neg lert to present their accounts
properly attested. within said time, will be de-
barred recovery. All persons indebted 10 said
Es.a.e are requested to make immediate paw.
ment 10 P~'
JASON WHITING, Adm
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22

@The prospect is that Gen. Pillows
Court of Inquir, will get Through this week.
HA Presbyterian Church has been or.
ganized a. Burlington, N. J.. in the very
room in which Tom Paine The infdel wrote
the " Age of Reason"
Lientenants Hare. Dutton, and Til.
den, have had their sentences commuted to
hanishment, and are doubtless on their way
home.
G-Maior Edmund Kirby, whose public re.
ception We give in another column, is native
Of this village, By .'s..s.tae .
Hon. William J, Graves, it is said, has been
appointed by the Governor of Kentucky. to
succeed Mr.. Critenden in the United States
Senate. tl-y SD s
Moses Norris has been elected Senator in
Congress, from New Hampshire, for six years
from the 4th Of March next, il place oil Mr..
Anterior. whose term then expires.
ARRIVAL ExTRAoRD:NARY His Excel
lency J. ]. Roberts, the President of the Res
public of Liberia, with his wife and daughter,
arrived at Boston on Friday morning, He i s
az companied by some of the missionaries. Mr..
Roberts is a colored ge nileman.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22

CHAD, MACKEREL. &c. Jast received
- C,nn- River Shad. Mackerel. Lard & Pork
June -, lS49- C. ADAMS g. Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22

!. DRY GOODS d:
ADFERTESEMENT
EXTRAORDINR AY,gtsv
Long Brick store. I
Hartford, Conn. ~
The great FhOrOughfare for I
BARG1IINS!!
VIE undersigned would take this oIpar- 4
- \ t0nity to say 10 the peoele of LIT CHI
FIELD and Surrounding Towns. that he IL
one ct the Lorgest and Cheapest Stock Of
Dry Goods and Paper
H0ngangs,
ever before exposed for sale by any one con
sceFn 1.-The State of Connecticut
Sepeatecn Years of experience and obser.
vat lon, with an unlimited amount of resource
leads me TO believe, and | am fully convinced.
that the People. upon examination, will adj
nit that we offer inducements in our different
Departments, sufficiently great and worthy
the consideration Of the Irode,
Is AT WHOLESALE AMI. RETAIL.
5-PLEAsE NOTICE THE FOLLOWING - q
10000 Yards Heavy Blown CottOns at
and Ia centes. as
10000 :" Super. g z & 8 cts.
10000 g, Bleeched Cottons prop6rtion-
IS ally cheap.
Linen Sheetings, Linen Snirtings, and Pillow
y, Case Linens. loo numerous to mention.s ,,
500 Daz. Linen and Caambrc Hdkfs.; pri. =
ces from cts to ST. 90 each e
1000 Linen Lawn Hdkts. at sixpense each
1000 Yards Black Berages, from / silling
to 3 shilings per yard.
% Cases Of Printed Calcoes, from 4 cts
agS aryard, TO the handsomest Eng
fish Printtetant, ".
10 Cartons Of Drapery Muslin, from G.
IA cts yard; up to the bes
Irapery imported.
1oCases Of French and Scotch Cling
-0 hams, prices from Id cents 10 {
the best Goods imported
10 Packages Of beautiful Plaid and.
Striped Linen Ginghams.
Nd Packages of Plain Linen Ginghams,
at 25 cts. a yard 2.
1000 Yds. Changeable Brillsntines' at
shilling yard.
1000 Plain Muslin DeI.anes at 1o l q eta
Packages of French Marsiilles and
Knotted Ccnnterpanes at our
3F usual low prices
d.
Linen Table Cloths-all styles
and prices, from IS cts to 800.
II Cases Of Parasols, Parasolettes, aud
Sun Shapes, .frons AUCTION.
Bales Russian Diaper, al pence
per yard. ...., st,-
H .. ss.>6 ALSO
Paper Hangings, Borders, Fire Board Views,
| Transparent Window Shades, and Broad VIM
dow Curtain Papers, in endless variety.
/ s ALSO
A large and cheaply bought Stock Of Broad =
cloths, CASSIMERES, SATlNETS, and YES
TlNGS. ...- e-.-s -.... ..-..--.,..
A splendid assortment Of Dress Si'ks Bonn.
Jasiaes, .aipaccas, Muslin DeLaines and
Dress Goods generally.
A magnificentx assortment Of Thread, Lare
Edginas' Cambria 1nser:pas, Sarsenet Cambrics
Book Muslins, Bishop Lawns, &c &c,
pie generally, one and all, are invited to call at
this famous Establishment, and examine the lar.
gest and cheapest stock Of DRY GOODS and
PAPER HANGlNGS in the country.
All Of which is respectfully submitted by
,"'.-,-,...a' ]. GORTON SMITH.
Hartford, June LIST, ls4S. 4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22
GENIN. HALTER.
-. n ... PA

BROADWAY NE w YORK.
THE three great essentials. ELE; ANCE.
l. EXCELLENCE and ECONOMY, are
the points arrived at by the proprietor Of this
establishment The following prices have
been fixed upr', for his best style Of goods.
First qualify BEAVER HATS. o. so
Second do do do so
Fist do MOLESKIN do 4 90
Second do do do 800
First fs,s do CLOTH CAPS, 81
Second do do do 90
DJ.A superb stock of c. IlLDREN'S FANCY
HATS, OF the most elegant materials and
beautiful pat.ers; constantly for sale. 'l@
IN GENIN. 2l4, Broadway.
Oo-Author Of the illustrated History Of the
Hat. o.
New York. May lei is4s. So
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22
Friday Morning Mme Is.
HOUSE.

Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Croswell.
Resolution confirming the title of VIM o.
Brien, an alien, in New Hartford, to land !;
referred.
Leman Church and Henry Dutton app
pointed commissioners on the HouSatonic
Railroad.
Mr.. Wells moved a reconsidera ton of
the resolutions incorporating a Bank at
Winsled, on account of misunderstand-
ing GA the part of some members at the time
the vole was taken of the real question be-
fore the House. Report and resolutions
reconsidered and laid on the table.
Bill for public act repeating the provis-
ion of the FL section of the act of iS46, in
relation TO electors, thereby placing all per-
sons, whether they reside inthe town where
they propose to vote or in any OIhel town,
on the same footing. Read three times and
passed.
Also to repeal the i2h section Of the act
regulating the election ofGovernor nd 9th.
erState officers, 1t being an obsolete law
Read the third timc and passed.
Justice ID Wilcox appointed Judge OF
Probate for the District Of CRANKY.
Resolution appointing an Assistant
School Commissioner, to become School
Commissioner uron the death VI resignation
OF the present incumbent. Advocated BY
Messrs Johnson, and Trumbull uf Hartford,
and opposed by Messrs Pratt, Wells, and
Eaton. Adjourned.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22
..s.a EZRA CLARK h CO..
No. 81 Front Street
HARTFORD CONN. IN
Importers and dealers in Iron, Steel,

Importers and dealers in Iron, Steel,
Nails, &c. It's. ..aomy
HAVE on hand a complete assortment Of
IL al! descriptions of Bar, Hoop. Sheet and
Band Iron; Nail Rods. Shoe Shapes, Axle-
tries, Carriage Springs Fire Brick Cast Ris-
tered. German and Spring Steel; Best Anvils.
Vices, Bellows and other Blacksmith.s tools
&c. Sc &C., which are offered for BALE al low
prices, end on the most favorable terms.
--ALsO-- 4a'.fas HtaEw as3
A full supply of "old Colony" Cut Nails and
Spikea ~ l1tNl- -L@- N3.oa ,eNAAlA I'll
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22

IL A VALUABLE FARM siiua-
% IA ted in the South part Of Germ
ilis p wall on the turnpike leading to
Warren, is offered for
sale. Said farm contains shout 100 acres. to-
gether with aeomiortabls dwelling house, three
barns. end out-houses. For lurshss pasticu-
lars enquire q the subscriber upon fhe prem
ises M A. G. ROUSE
Cornwall Bridge. June 10, Is4s. 5wt
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22

At Court Of Probate holden at Liichfeld
within and for the District Of Litchfeld on
the 5th day Of June A. ID. 1915.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22

At Court Of Probate holden at New Mil.
ford within and Tor the District of New
Milford on the 10Th day of June l84S
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22
Wednesday June ID.

Hou.e.-Prayer BY Rev. MIR. Love.
Bill repeating the law allowing suit for pen
ally against towns where lite is lost through de
iect Of bridges, passed.
Bill authorizing the extension of the Cana,
Railroad taken up, the question being on the a
mendmen, moved by Mr.. Higgins, limiting the
extension to New Hartford. Mr.. Waldo gave
has reasons tor voting against the bill. Mr.. Peck
repIe1 to MIR. Waldo. Mr.. ,Huggins made some
in rher statements, and Mr.. Woodruff replied TO
Mr. Waldo, Amendment, lost end .bilI passed.
Bill giving facilities for admission as attornies,
passed in House q day or two since. came from
Senate with word white stricken out. Mr..
kellogg moved that House reconsider-adopted
70 to IS. Motion to concur with the Senate =
Some discussion arose. Yeas and nays ordered
Yeas g. nays 1873. House refused to strike ous
the, word white,' voting to adhere.
Air. Chapman offered q resolution for the ap>
pointment OF an Assistant School Fund Commits
s,oner. Made the order Of the day Tor to NOR
row at half past II O'Clock.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22

Mondsy. June Ia.-ssnais.-Pssysr By Rev.
Bin limiting the numhsr Of The Justices Of the
Peace, and emitting each town to Eve justices
and an addition thsFet0, one additional Justice to
every 1000 inha bitants, provided That in no town
she number Of justices shall exceed 25-Fead
twice and referred to COMMITTEES on revision OF
elatules. fs aa VI s.-st
House.-Pnyer nv Rev. Mr.. Cook.
Committee on judiciary rep Tted agains, bill
moving all the disabilities Of aliens, resident
H1a nonresident, IN respect to real properiy'-
Messrs. Cleveland, Huggins and Spencer asvo-
eated the bill, and Mr.. Peck opposed "--PaSS-
Tuesday, June - = Senate,-PrayeF By Rev
Mr.. Cook. f6-
Commit,ee on education reported in favor OF
eundry resolutions. First, instrnckng superm-
,endence Of suitable persons. At r0t more than
sixteen places in the State, sch0ols tor the ln-
s,rnct,or. of teachers-compessatio not to eX-
coed 50 per diem, from the State treasury
passed; a.8 =, ooo
publication on school house architecture, to be
distributed 10 each school society.
Messrs Phelps aud Butler were appointed
committee on the part Of the Senate to enquire
into the expedency Of calling convention to
revise the constitution of this State. III
House.--Prayer BY Rev Mr. Duton.
Bill Incorporating New Haven and New l,on>
gins stated the views Of the cOmmittee-bill
. passed. q r..
Committee on Judiciary reported tayorahiy to
bill authorizing every pers m 10 he admitted 10
the bar who is duly qualified, of good character,
and twenty-one years OF age. Mr.. Chapman
moved to amend BY inserting the word white
Some discussion took place. Mr.. C. stated his
reason to be. that the people had recently deni-
ed to the people Of color the elective franchise
Amendment adopted, IS to So Passed.
Commitiee on state prison reported resofu-
ton appointing Lesnder Parmelee and Francis
Bacon, trustees of the estate Of Philo Morse OF
Ltch6eld, a convict Tor life. His properly a
mounts to four thousand dollars passed.
Resolution from Senate to raise joint Com
mittee for the purpose Of calling a constitutional
convention, passed. Committee to consist of
two Senator's tngetherw with the House commit
tee on constitution al amendments.
Order Of the day, the extension Of the Canal
On motion Of Mr.. Waldo. laid on the table till
Tomorrow morning.
Sundry matte rs acted upon in concurrence.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22

At Court Of Probate holden ut Ltchfield with
in and tor'the District Of Litchfeld, on the 3 h
day Of June, A. d. 1S4S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-22

Adj to Monday, 10 o'clock.
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Cd making the -four there 2ss Cd and exchange Ill The
difference OF exchange in favor Of the shippers per cent
is equal 10 50 per bbl than the freight law
ing down the flour a, Is Cd in Liverpool last year this
time The market has yet, been materially affected
by the Dealers ask little more, both for flour and
rainsay 2t for the former Sales 80 lsl
90 Is pure Genesee So So The stock OF flour the
market is S300,00 bbls.; which, under the crcum
stances, is not large Corn meal is held ~ 50 Ba
more Hour 80 % Georgetown ST So For grain, previous
70 the ARRIVAL, there fair demand. Sales Of white
Oenesee wheat at 81 40; Ohio VI 81; Fredericksburg
vi e delivered To-day dealers ask more, without sales.
Northern rye Is IN demand advance sales u ~
cents more now asked Corn active up to Yesterday
al BY az cents at which 900 bushels sold for
export Today The rate is higher without transactions.
Common southern 81 u cents; hemp de rot American
Sl20 In provisions, the market is active Ohio pork
si2 Tor new mess 81 10; for do. prime mess. $40 rs
$40 37s old prime SO s7A So So Lard-wi,h moderate
supply and fair demandis firm u old bbs 81
81 cents Tor new rice 80 rs - 75 clover new Penn
sylvana, u. For tobacco there is fair demand Ken
lucky 80 hhds brought Al.
Freighs higher. Flour Is. Cd; square cotton a
3 l6; to Havre per ID Yours,
PRENTICE.
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Exchange. Bank notes. Dis.

On the extreme south and southwest the decline is large
Exchange on New Orleans from premium has fallen to
Il discount; and bank paper, particularly Tennessee,
very low There indications of the increasing pay
ments TO the cities from the interior, and the process by
which the markets here will be relieved and sustained
through the improved aspect OF the foreign markets for
duce
Although the of businessraper offering at per
cent per month is large, money be had good col
lateral at call per cent? yet the stock market continues
con by depressed The continued sales of New
York stocks of the free banks is prime
of the fall and also the necessities of stockholders in neigh
boring cities who pressing their stocks upon this mar
ke 10 raise money Orders sell sent by telegraph and
the stock and drafts for proceeds mail The
quotations for public stocks have varied as follows:
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Supreme Court Of the United states.

No 81. Lewis Curtis ct al, u.s. J. Il J. lnerarty-ap'
peal from the court OF appeals of Florida Mr. Justice
Grer delivered the opinion OF this court, affirming the
lecree of the said court of appeals with costs and per
cent damages
NO ll2. w. J. Whitthorn Us M. A. Taylor et AIN
error to the supreme of for Tennessee On
the motion OF Mr. Thomas, stating that the matters in
controversy had been compromised and settled this writ
Of error was dismissed
No H. M. Luther, plandtfin error, u.s. L. NJ Borden
dai The argument OF this was commenced by
Mr.. Hale;t for the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned till Monday, IL O'Clock a. m.
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INDIAN AFFAIRs--The report of the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs. Mr. Med, which fills entire page Of the
Unon is interesting document, and its statements and
regard the business of the department.
and the condition of affairs both amongst the Indians them
selves and between them and the government very
satisfactory The various tribes generally shown to be
peaeeaby disposed, both towards each other and
citizens though there have been few disturbances
tended with loss OF life, among of the
and restless, with whom have little intercourse,
and whom is difficult, if impossible, exercise
any control.--N q. Delta.
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PATENT OFFICE, January 81 1919.
M ne petition Of q. III. Mccormick, SteeIa

PATENT OFFICE January 81, 1919.
nN the petition Of g.. III. Mccormick, OF Stee1s
~ Tavern, Virginia praying for the extension OF patent
granted TO said G. ii. Mccormick for an improvement in
reapng machines, for years from the expiration OF
said patent, which takes place the 2ls day of June
lSiS-
1t ordered that the said petition be ard at the Patent
Office the third Monday in February, at IL O'Clock, M
and all persons notified appear and show cause, If
any they have why said petition ought not to be granted
Ordered also that this notice be published in the Unon
and National Demokrat, Washington; Enquirer, Rich
mond Post Pittsburg; Statesman, Columbus; Inquirer
Cincinnati Sentinel, indianapolis Free Press, Detroit,
week for three successive weeks previous to the
third Monday in February next.
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Pa tents.
p s. Editors of the above papers will please copy and
send their bills the Patent Office with paper containing
this notice.
Jan 2I-law3w