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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-23

IN aJ memphis
CTATB OF TENNESsEE-At Rules held In the CLERKS
- once, ChAncery Side, OF the Common Law and Chan
cary Court Of the City OF Memphis, on Monday, octobSr
Ah, 1855.
searEs ". WinehsstsE, as guardian Of Helen n. win
chester, Complainant.
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Johs Ovsrt0n. ssmuzils ElnoSesteT, Vsleria p. WI
chester Robertson TOpp and others d fendants.
Il appearinr from andayit hled IN this cause, that the
dsfendahts, James W Brredove, ST., Pierre A. HARDY
and wife, Ophelis Har5y, UnldE Smith, Napoleon Breed
love, James ". BreedloVe J., Msry B-eedleve, harish
Breediove, James B~reedlOge, Andrew =. Breedlove, Il.
". Huls and VIE Susan ". Hills, Amanda Simpson,
Lucillus :. WinJhssteT, Henry Blood and wife Laura
G. 81 Cd, and John o. Shelby, are fnon-residents
Of the State Of Tennessee IL Is ordered that they
Do enter their APPEARANCE herein before or With
IN the hrst three days o. the next term Of said
Court, to be held on the fourth Monday in November next.
asst and plead, answer or demur 70 COmpiainauts' bin,
OF the same VIII be taken fer confessed as 70 them, and
st FOR hearing er-pdTfe; and that a copy Of this order
be published once = week fer four successive weeks IN the
Memphis Appeal.
Aoopy-Lttest: OHE @. LANIKR,
Clerk and Master.
HALLuM HEAD, GUILD, YERGER, FARRIEGToN
q TEUgTR. NcIlcitnrs FOR GnmulaiuAnf- ocfe-esntH
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Z burning Of the Bea. FFankljH af-
fords another preof OF the Importance Of ty-
ing cotton in iron. A bale OF cotton put Up
in MeConb's Iron Tie was subjected to blsz-
ing shaviugs, the other day, tn it was black
ened all over, and then pg. out With a small
quantity of water. We are glad "a notice
that planters are promoting heir Own interests,
at the same time they add to public safety, BY
adopting iron ties, which, We arc toII, are ap-
piled with greater facility tasn rope, four
to ous. MemFhis is Tie only market favored
with a full supply Of iron ties, = all lengths
REQUIRED.
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FINE ToBAcoo-Messrs. CoeGrS & RoLT,
tobacco dealers and age0ts fOf the LyRchburg
mems Of a very superior article the first ]. NJ.
Rsese's mognan bOuam brand, and the other
Langhorns & Armstssd's celebrated James
River Gold Leaf Tobacco, both OF which We
have subjected to the best Of all tests-our
oWn to0th-and to such Of our friends as are
in want Of a fine article for chewing, we feel
no ~hesitsncy in recommending it. It is for
sale BY many Of our retail dealers. The whole
sale house is on the corner OF Main and Union
streets.
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In ChancerV at Memnhfs,

In Chancery at Memphis.
CTATE o. TENNESSEE. At kules held In the
- Clerks once, Chsncsry Side Of the Common Law
and OhAnosTy Court OF the city Of Memphis, Monday,
October 4ih, 1855.
John c. Roiton sha wife MARY Bolton, CiDderius Bolton
Francis DO t1n, Lnena B5itou and others.
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THE DAILY APPEAL.

ATURDAT,--.-..OcToBER ., 1858.
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Niles Temple, James T Leath, B. Gsrrani and Others,
Deferdauts.
It appearing from andavit hled in this cause, that the
defcnaantE, John Nelson and wife Laura Nelson, Wm.
Vance and wife Frauoes Vaaoe, RE Ricta ds and vie
TGleTia Richards, soisslle winchester. Elizabeth N.
SoTusgs, J~osepniHe Hurphey and ". G. Krutz are
non-reEidents OF the State Of TenneSses II Is or
dered that they do enter their appearance herein before
OF within the hrst three days Of the next term Of said
Court, 10 b heid on the fth MoEday 10 November next,
QS55) and plead, sDswer OF demur 10 Complalnants'
original and amended bills OF complaint hled herein,
OF the same viii be taken for confessed a. 70 them. and
set foi bearing e--PGTfe5 and that = copy Of this order be
published once . week for four successive weeks IN the
Memphis Appeal.
Aeopy-attest: JOHN C. LAEIER.
Clerk and Master
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In Chancery at Memphis.
CTATE OF TENNESSEE - PrcceedinFs had IN the
= Clerks once, Chaaoery Side Of the CommOnLaw and
Chancerg Court Of the city Of Memphis, Saturday, Oc'o-
Der 18th, 1855,
Dsniel Hsdd0ck, IT., Charles d Reed. Stephen Kimbsl
asd Haze1 Haadoch. arm Of Hsddocki Reed, 3 Co
ConplAinsnts,
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L L Moore, Theodore 4. Philips, Robert c. Brinhlsy
and othCrH, Defen -Ants-
II appearing from aHdavff add In this cause that the
defeucants Z. / noore and TheodoTe q. Philips,
are non residents Of the State Of Tennessee. It is or
dered thst they do enter their appearance h.rein befare
or within tbe nrFt three DAYS Of the next term Of
said Court, 10 Be held on he fourth Monday In November
ne1t. ns5s and , cad, answer or dcmu 70 complain
ssf's btu, or the same win be taken for confessed as 70
teen ard set for hearing er-pcrfe; aid that q COPY Of
this order be p1hishes once . seek for four successive
weeks u the Memphis Appeal.
A copy Attest: JOHN G LANfER,
CLERK and Master.
JOHN n CARNAGE solicitor for complainant.
ocIT eSulE
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In Chancerv AT MemnhIa

OTATE OFrENNESSER-At Rules held in The ClerRss
- once, Chancery lids Of the Common Law and Chan
4th, 1858.
George v. wiaohestsr, guardian Of Hs'en N. winohes-
ter ccu,r.-.-.
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CTATE OF TzNNESSEE.-AtRuies held IN the Clefks'
- one, Chancery Side Of the Common Law and Chan
oeg Court Of the city OF Memphis, Monday, Ocisber 4 |
1883.
AlmirA Wyune ard Louisa Rucker, ~ thlir next friend
John " Heaa, Jsmas W. Nynne and Othss.
nnunmHmu-Ha |
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CTATE OF TENEESsEs AT Rules held In the
Clerks Ocioe, chsnoeTy Size Of the OinmOn Law snd
o9sneery Court Of TIE city OF Nemphis, Monday, Oc-
tober 9Th, 1855.
EdWArd Bray, Complainant,
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UdOIphO VOL

Sole Importer, Nos. IS. % and q Beaver STREET.
New York.
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Il appearing from Emdsvit slod in this cause thsf the
Descendants. Daniel Stevens, EsshinEt0n Bolton. Thomas
DICKENS ana lsaac Bolton. are non-residcnts Of the
State Of Tennessee: Tits ordered that they DO enter their
APPEARANCE hTein before or within the drst three favS
or the next term Of said Court, % be held on the fourth
Monday in November next, Q66s1 and plead. answer. or
demur 10 Complainants' bin OF revtvor nled herein. OF
the same viii De taken for confessed as to them.
and set for hearing ez-PGrfe; and that q COPY Of this
order be published once . week for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A oopy-sTtest:
JOHN c. LANIER, Clerk and Master.
BRoWE. CURRIS VANCE Il ANDERSON, solicitors fer
cgmplainant- ocI5-sFraw
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Common Sense.

- ~ NtAL1hs ceNi-lAJ.
7. g. BONs0ALR Agent,
sepi-Iy No q JCdsrson street. Memphis Tenn.
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In Chancery at Memphis

HALruu, TERoER. HARRINGTON, GUILD !
eolfrIfnra for n mn1afuavt orfQaqsEu
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Chaucerv Mt Meunbis

CTAIE OF EENkESSEE.-At hulfs bed In the
= Clerks once, CAanoey Side Of the Common Law and
chsnoery Court Of the city Of Memphis, Monday, OotO-
ber 9Th 1855.
EsBey 3. stevens. By her next friend Henri stevens.
Complainant,
Danisl Stevens, Henry Harrison, Warrington Bolton.
Thomas DICKENS aHd fsssc BoIton, and others,
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BeguIar 8atkfts.


J. RAWLINGS. Agent.
No 8f6 Main street.
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PRopUCE PRICE oURRENT.

VHEsAR....Purs white wine, 7Ss p gallon Pure
7ple, $40 p Dbl; Chemical, 81 $685..
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Notice OF DlssOluIiOn.

,.E1,r.u-.m aOho GO.
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Hides Wanted.

TENN.
3. DEAN, ProprietoF,
Kiss sTRORG Aren't.
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I'm Chancerv at Memphts.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-08

III a large cotton factory is to be started at
Arcadia, Florida, TO be carried on entirely t,y
white labor. y
P The exports Of spirits of turpentins from
year Of over {, 900 bbls " '- P"''
III Julian Abbott was killed p.., N.shu. ~
II on the 3Oth inst, by railroad train rnnning
OF the track and into him. 0s
IL The merchant tailors of Bos,o, h.
signed paper, agreeing to present their hiIIs
quarterly Instead OF semi-annuaIly, as hereto
IL The feast of the Immaculate Conce ption
was celebrated with great ceremony by the Cath
olics Of New Orleans on Sunday, the 18th Of De-
cember
Iron Friday last, a negro named Jno. Fish
or, reading at Wrightsyi le, Pa, was drowned
while attempting TO make his escape from par
~ Of citizens, beaded by the constable OF Wright
willie, WHO had gone to his residence in order to
arrest him.
IL A correspondent OF the London Builder
suggests that in the upper sash of every window
there should be inserted a framed pane that will
open On hinges and this should be compulsory,
because IN numerous instance the upper "a shes
CT windows are fixed, compelling people To eI-
pose themselves 10 the evil influence Of rang hts
from opening the lower sashes OF their windows.
A young man belonging to indianapolis
WAIVED 10 marry pretty girl Of that city, but
parental authority prevented IL. They had tried
All kinds Of eIpedients without success An
eiopemeht TO Cincinnati proved to be fruitles,:
Iof cautioned by the parents, the officers refused
10 issue a license An effort 10 get license at
Ne~p2t, ny, also failed. In this extremity
sney Chartered magistrate, got him ON a ferry
coat, ana thus, midway between two States-that
T.fd state. e ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-08

WHOSE LHGs ARR OVER THE SHAFTS The
NorriStown Waterman objected TO the Republi-
cans account Of the following afar:
about seven O'Clock, some bold rascal thrust
his hand through the bulk window Of William
Briggs, who keeps a store near Egypt and Arch
streets
The Waterman asks: OWN our neiy hbor
please inform us what part Of Mr.. Briggs person
ne denominates "bulk Window
To which the Republican rejoins "Suppose
we had said a burglar forced himself into the
store Of Jacob T. Moore now will Mr.. Watch
man he so good to inform us In such a case
what part of Mr.. Moore's person would have been
denominated a ''store 90
The Waterman then saws "Since our mel h.
Dor is so sharp, we refer him to the item hea led
accident" in the Waterman of the present
week will you please inform us whose legs (du-
ring the acc idenD got over the shaft the ,rse's
or the lady's.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-08

IL Recent advices from Japan, furnished by
the ship-of-war Portsmouth, which visited that
country in October last, 90 to strengthen theidea
that Commodore Perry's treaty will not prove as
has been feared, entirely barren of results There
Is, indeed, not much prospect of trade with the
japanese, as they have very little to sell and lit
tie disposition to take ANYTHING in payment but
silver Our Consul-general has, however, sue
ceeded In negotiating an important arrangement
by which our silver coin, instead Of being re-
duced to half its value or less in comparison with
japanese money, are now taken nearly at par
The port Of Simoda, on the south coast of the
main island, and not far from Jeddo, is likely to
prove Of very little advantage to US. But that of
Hakodadi, on the straits Of Jesse, promises to
turn ont very useful port for refreshments and
repairs, especially for the large whaling fleet
which frequents the neighboring seas. Hitherto
there has been great difficulty in obtaining fresh
beef there, as the OK is regarded by the japanese
as sacred animal, and is not killed for food
Measures, however, have recently been taken by
the authorities TO furnish the ships with fat cat
tie Fish, "a leading article Of diet with the
JaPanese) poultry snd vegetables are said to be
abundant. The harbor is a fine one; in fact. the
best on the whole Asiatic coast Ii is also stated
fhat coal is mined abundantly in the vicinity; so
That, should the steam navigation between San
Francisco and China be revived, this harbor NAV
form coaling depot. To secure accommoda-
hons OF this sort, IL will be recol-cted was one
OF the chief objects of Commodore Perry's expe-
dition The pending operations Of England
against China may, indeed, tend to arouse the
fears and Jealousies Of the Japanese but they m
also have the effect Of suggesting to them he wi,
dom Of voluntary concession
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-08
CONGRESSIONAL.

The SENATE, yesterday, when the star went 10
press, were in Executive session. Their doors
were re-opened at ten minutes past p. m :,
when -
A Message was received from the President,
transmitting copies Of the official correspondence
concerning Commodore Paulding's arrest OF
VIM. Walker and his accompanying flibusiers
in Nicaragua, called for some days ago by Ieso-
luton.
The said Message having been read from the
Clerks desk. IL was referred to the Foreign Re
lations Committee, and motion that IL be Print
ed was made. 49,.
Mr. Davis, in brief speech, dissented from
the views of the Message with reference TO the
power Of this Government TO arrest American
fiibuster expeditions on the high seas, and con-
tended that the offence committed by Walk r
was a simple misdemeanor, rather than a crime,
In the view of the law .. ~
The debate upon this Message was continued
bv Messrs. Brown, Seward. Crittenden. Pugh,
roombs, Doolittle, Mallory, Pearce, Douglas ard
stuart, when the Senate adjourned 10 Monday
In THE HOUSE,, 1T was agreed that when they
atJourned they would adjourn over until Monday
They next went into Committee Of the Who'll
on the state Of the Union, (Mr Phelps In the
Chair.) wherein speeches were made the hli-
buster question by Messrs. Thayer, Ad ian and
Faulkner, ere they adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-08

SANArART TRAINING A ladies' association
has heen established in England to promote care
In the physical training of the young girls, and
"for the diffusion OF SANITARY knowledge and the
promotion of physical education" One lady has
iven house at Brigh ton TO the Institution, and
gentleman the exclusive use of a room in Cav
endish Square, for the meetings ofs London asso
dett Coutfs, and Bon. Mr. Cowper with other
ladies' and gentlemen, have evinced their fayora-
ble wishes to the object of meeting, the national
want OF SANITARY training institutions for adult
females. benevolent physician has offered his
assistance in instructing classes Of school mis-
resses Ia diff :rent places, and also his atuitous
advice at the institution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-08

III The entire crew Of fishing boat, eleven
in number, were lost on Christmas day between
Little Sauble and Point Water, Lake Michigan
IL little girl, six years old, was burned to
death In Newark, IN. - on Monday morning,
by her clothes igniting from a bonfire in the
street.
FIGHT OF GEN. LANE "A correspondent Of the
Lane with the United States troops, in Kansas.
seven OF the latter Were killed and one wounded
IL During December we had two full moons,
the month coming In and going out with one, a
thing which, 1t Is said, has not happened for
many years
III Ii Is stated that the highest speed ever at :.
tanned on the ocean was by the clipper ship Fly
Ing Scud, on voyage to Califofnia-a60 miles
Ia twsnty-fo hours-nineteen and one-sixth per
hour. -
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PERSONAL.

-; The Albany Transcript dominates Com.
modore Paulding for the Presidency
-. Hon. c. j. Gilman and lady Of Ne, and
Hon James Bishop Of New Jersey, are at the
National.
80. Col. D. Rugglss, U s A 10, Capt. sterre,t
: n, and Hon. NJ Wood of Maine, are a,
" lizards.
-. Mr.. Andrew White, one of the early pub
llshers of the Albany Evening Journal died in
Albany recently.
.... Rev. Father Waldo is lying dangerously
I'll at his residence in Geddes, New York, from
an attack OF influenza. His physicians think bis
recovery doubtful.
80. Freeman Hunt, Esq editor Of the Mer-
Chants Magazine, Is very dangerously ill at his
residence in BROOKLYN, y. Y. His recovery is
considered TO be doubtful.
-. The Hon. ID. : Gregory, John p Jack son,
Esq and DR. q Go@le, are the delegates from
The New Jersey Colonization to the National So
ciety, which meets at Washington on the 18th
instant.
80. Robert Morris, Esq, editor of the Daily
Pennsylvania Inquirer, has been elected Presi-
dent OF the Commonwealth Bank OF PhiladeIpIi
recently chartered for the especial arcommoda-
fion OF the printing and publishing portion Of
that community.
-. Rev Arson Rosd, former proprietor Of the
philadelphia Morning Times, died at his resi-
dence In West Philadelph recently MI Rood
was physically untitled for the harassng cares of
worried TO DEATH
aries Mackay dined yesterday with Lord
Napier, and to-day he l. invited TO dine with the
President. So his friends tho other side OF
the Atlantic will perceive that his rare literary
merits are dulv appreciated Ia the Federal Me-
trOpOlis Of the United States
"A Nj. Kelley has retired f.om the South
SIDE Democrat. Mr.. X says that the dssolufi N
Of his connection with the paper has been occs
stoned by radical difference of opinion betwet n
Mr.. Banks and himself on subjects so essential
as TO preclude further conduct Of their journal
In that union and harmony, which Is so essential
not only to the pleasure Of professional associa-
uon, ont 10 The influence and character Of poll
tical paper.
49, Hon. w II Seward, of New York AT the
invitation Of the Hon. John : pendl.ton. paid
that gentle man visit a few days since the OBJ
tect Of which was TO witness a regular old fash
toned Virginia -Nigger'' corn shucking. MIR
Pendleton being desi Gus that Seward from what
ne would see there, would be convinced that
slavery In CulPeper was not as bad as represe Mt
ed by the anti-slavery men of the North The
loilc passed on very pleasantly, indeed and no
one Was more delighted than the New Yo:k sen
ator.-WGrT,stOH Whrg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-08

IL The "Philadelphia Marine Exploring
Company have not abandoned the work of rails
ing s1nken ships at sebastopol The Boston
Company, " no contracted with the first named
company, has Withdrawn from prosecuting the
work. The Philadelphia Company have des-
patched to Liverpool s4O,O0o Of property recov-
cred, and have large additional amounts on shore
awaiting conveyance. So says party interested
In the operations Of the Philadelphia Company,
In the Boston Transcript
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-08

DECIDEDLY SHARP PRACTTCE.-At the recent
term of the Circuit Court Of TazewelI, Tenn a
fellow was arraigned for stealing a raw hide. lie
alleged that he had purchased il from a negro
Inc attorney Tor the Commonwealth admitted his
statement and he was acquitted, but was imme-
diately indicted for'r ding with negro. There.
upon the accused introducrd two witnesses to-
prove tn II he had stolen the hide when he was Of
course discharged; and having already been tried
for stealing, be could not be tried the second
time for the same offence, and was turned Loose
unpublished. Such is the perfection of human
wisdom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-08

IL The Baltimore Republican says that
Messrs. Bull K futile, Of the Clipper; Mr. Will
son, of the Annapolis Gazette backed by Messrs
Sherwood, Of Baltimore, and Mr.. Schley, of the
Frederick EIaminar, are all fighting to the death
for the printing of the Legislature. The Clipper
men have purchased printing office in Annapo-
lis, 80 as to be even with Mr.. Wilson, who is al
ready there
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 OSr.-On "Wednesday, the 9Th Instaut- ,oms
=, 4 where on Pa avenue, t,'LD BADGE, nth
Tue "InwinE inscI pi"n Historic nagistrs vltae
lux verltatIs The finder wIli confer favor on he
owner by leaving II at the Star Office. jans-S
NnTlCE.-Was stolen from the ce Of Jus,ice
~. smith, on 18th street, betx cen e. ard ID sfs,
curing saturday night or Monday mornins Iss' a
DkSh, containing a lot Of Judgments Pr p.rs aud
BOOKS liberal reward will be paid for the rscSyeI
thankfully received hy ~ '"e "e NV
Jan I-H J. r. wOILARD.
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PROMPT TELEeRAPHING. The news per Col
Inns steamship Atlantic left New York by the Ma
tional Line at ten minutes before one O'Clock and
was received at New Orleans at a quarter past
twelve, New Orleans time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-08

IL The Merchants and Manufacturers bank
AT Pittsburg, resumed specie payments on all its
Liabilities on Tuesday.
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IL We have recei we'd the fs~t number of the
"Printpr's News Letter." sprightly paper pub
lished by Chichester Il Co, Philadelphia
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III The Citizen" started in New York in
ieo4, by John Mitchell. and since edited by John
McClenahan, has been discontinued
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, January N n 1875


J., On the petition OF Chas. Cody ear. late of Rox
bury, Conn, praying for the extension of patent
grated to hi m the 9Th Of March, l8<z, for an i'm
provement in "Indis Rubber Fabrics" for seven
wears from the pra of said patent which tai ca
place on the 9Th day of March. 1858.
Ii ordered, that the said petition he heard At the
Patent Ohhce on Monday, the 9Th of March next
at II O'Clock, M and oil persons are notified 10 an
pear and show cause. II any they have why said ma
tltlon ought not to he granted.
Persons opposing the extension are Yeoulred IN
he In the Patent Office their specially set
forth IN writing at least twenty DAYS before the dar
OF hearing; all testimony hlcd by either party 10 hs
used al the SAID hearing must be taken and
will be furnished on application. ""i'"
Ire testimony In the case vii be closed on the 27d
OF eDruary; dispositions and other papers rel;ed
upon as testimony must be filed in the oioe ON or he
lore me morning OF thar day the arguments AZ any
within hvs day rs thereafter. "A''
Urderes sls% that this notice be published in the
New York. once a week for three sucoessIye
weeks previous to the 9th OF March next the
uny oi nearing. JOSEPH HOLT,
CommIs sloner OF Patents.
Al, .: EdltoIs 81 the above papers Will please oopy.
eonsiAlns this notice, jans-lawSv
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1-TWO LARGE FRUIT CAKES TO be cut
,l3 on Saturday. Those who want sometime
delicate and nice send to the Philadelphia Store and
get a slice. T. tITSSEII
JAM 81 Corner l2th and = sts
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