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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
Sherih's Sale.

"a BY virtua Of a writ Of Ais Levari Faei.s TO
ss1S mo directed will To exposed 10 lnblic Sale on
lstEsnl the premises in tho Village ni stanton, In
Mill treek Hundred. New Castle Couaiy Dela-
I55k-xse ware, ou MONDAY, thu 10 IA day 0f septsm-
her, ise 1T . O'Clock =. NJ, the following Heal Estate
Nzi
An the lowng described Property situate lying and
being in lho hundred Of Mil Creok aud County Aforesaid
10 vii;
No /. bounded ny the wilmlpeton and christiana
Turnpike road, white Clay Vrcek, lAnds ot William a,
starlr, lands Of Samuel iialey and lands Of Francis
pennyA' h,ifs with Frame Co1n Factory stone 0rst
Mill Frame Dweng llouse, thrfi frame tenant houses
aud the halt other emn frame hcuse tenement
house thereon erected;
No. A. lot Or piece of land situate In Mill
Creek Hundred. bounded by lands ol Joseph
Crauston aud snni CTansou and land Of Thomas JUS
tee, contAnh ten and halfacrs be the same more or
less Together with all aud singular the Buidings i'm
pruvements, WAYS, water witer courses rights liberties
privileges lereditamcnts and appuTt whatsoever
theFeuniU belonging or in anywlse appertainng.
Seized aud taken In execution the property Of James
Mitchell, and n bo sold by
LEWIS W. STIDuASt, Sheriff.
sharin's oflue New Castle Au4 30, s9L eept. 2ts
Also at the tme and place all the f,rlory maci-
merry aud personal properly sale to commence one
o'clock +. Dl., same day.
l.. W. sTIDHAM, Sheriff.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09

ATTORNEY GEsRRAL.-Goveno Cannon
has appointed Jacob Moore, Esq, of sns-
sex County, Attorney General of The State
Of Delaware, in.place Of Alfred Woo'ten
deceased. Mr.. Moore is apopular member
of the Bar Of Delaware, and gentleman OF
much legal ability. IIO will perform his du-
ties in such manner as to secure equal
Justice To all, and reflect credit on the State.
Mr.. Moore is answering in his devotion to
the Union, and vas among the first to leave
the camp Of tho peace-democracy when it
avOwed its opposition to tho government in
the hour Of our cOuntry's peril.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09

II. MoLAudnLIS. Jus,ic, OF the Peace, Office
No. 5O2 Shipley street ubive 9th, gives notice
to those parties from the country, that he is pre-
pared to furnish substitutes ut the shortest
notice. Not less than from eight TO ten substi-
tutes have offered or made application to him
each dpy for the last four days, but not hUving
any principal to tske them, Of eourse had to let
them 90 II, MuLaUGniiN, >. 7,
Office 5O2 shipley street, above 9th,
Sept 9-iw Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
VERMONT.
The Star That Never Sets.

This gallant State held her regular annual
election on Tuesday, and the result is most
cheering to the friends OF the Union and
Freedom. Gov. Smith is reelected over
Redfeld luho ran against him last Year,, by
probably about 10000 majority, an increase
OF 5000 over 1868. The three faithful Con
gressmen are triumphantly reelected, while
Of over forty towns heard from, all but two
have chosen Union representatives to the
Legislature. All honor to the "Star that
never sets"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
SherjH9s Sale.

g.s-s ~ virtro Of writ OF Letar Falits to ms d.
S.-stfN ected will lie exposed o. Public sale At The
lssssNl liuiel Of levi W. LAtomus At Townsend sta
lsEssn$s ton, in APPOINTMENTS hundred New Castle
izR.ktsUOuny, DELAWARE tnl1AY, tho 10th ,lav Of
september 1861, al o'eok +. ". tho following doscf
bel Heal Estate
All The following described ii1cs parcel of Land sit
uAie in the Hundred and County aforesaid and bounded
nd serbel As lol VIZ, 10 W.T. beginning at a stake Gu
the north eide Of the public rns lldne from the piuB
tree T. Commercial tnnpr and near the oad IT bridge
over sd road fom ihunCa with new llue separating
ll0o pscmistR from and rt Abraham In train north
twcuty two and halt do wos', ihryeght puches
10 stone, norh fourteen au qnarier dor sss west
hrtyiour Pennies 70 stone in JAmes Doultans iino,
near new marked Ack OAK Stpp,iug from theucs with
with tie lln' 4 S'l ncushiori and binding Herewith
ahout eighty Hia and t4rueteuih petcps tp AA,u on
the SIDE d the state Road the aforesaid Pine tre and
the Junction ni thr sftresal Road lsadng ln
cgrucr ifom hetcs win sid N,ad towards Commercial
c9rne ahd hnlus ihs con about tity nine perchos TO
the plare u Beginning b" the cOacntR thereof mere or
less, with Dwelling lleuse sl1re House. sc thereon
erected
selg aud skeu in cscruticn the property Of James
d. Hall, and T. Is ani 10 he sold by
LEVI W. sTIDHAM, Sheriff
sheriH's Office New Castle, An < 9O;h 1854 SER a-ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
STRAW WANTED.

ME are prepared to buy STRAW at ali times wban
w delivered in good order in bales at our papeT Kis
on the BTandywine, about Eve mites above WiimlnSon
present y III pay for - 80 @Au a.
Wheat Straw go cents per 100 lbs
Rye Straw rs cents per 100 lbs.
nail, JRssItp = n Hs5nrsa envtesa by
YS'4''t -.s -gf,.-5 Philadelphia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
NOTICM.

usI received at 302 Market street. large and beauti
iul collection Of 9lass Fruit Bowls of eutirev nsr
Styles. Gall anu examine them.
1,l... Tilos, Y. de H0ItMANDIK.
Now 4 the time for putting upfrult r winter ae and
ior that purpose OF every reliable kind arc on band
ana Tor sale BY TII0s. Y. dc EORMARDIR,
JAu Il SO2 Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
Wilmington, March LIST, 1864.
Lumber Yard.

II. L. Tatua Co. will continue the business at the
old stand at the foot Of Market ST. they respectfully
soil i eoD'iHuAnee Of the patronage bestowed upon the
lAte frnI.
They will keep constantly hand full assortment
Of lumber which they will dispose of the lowest mar
ket rates, contractors and builders respectfully in
mAr.1,6m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
mo- yyhom h mnr Goncern.


Notice herahy given that tue underslgned intend mp.
pS ing to tbs Legislature this State At the seseons TO
which itsauds adiOurued tho sd Tuesday In October
next for prgata~t In thoir behalf, (n snbataneeD
relieving them, their lands, tenements aud heredtt
menls frOm tile Hen u pertain rtcoglsluce heretofore
entered into by them the Orphans Court OF s State
in and for New Castle nuniy at the February Term A.
d. 1863 the purchasers certain portions of the Real
Estate late Of Edwin shpley deceteed, upon eufin
ditious in their petition that h. half to be set firth
Wilmington, bel, Au gust 5ist, 1861.
DAVID y. CRAIG.
fepl2-lm. WILLIAM TATNALL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
Straw nnm
Groceries, Wholesale and RetaTI
JACQu q WEI MN

fI&ksA RESPECTFULLY inibrms the citizen OF Wilmtv
HS ton and the public generally that he has on
Nkat his old established stand al the corner of sIlv
BNTH and KING stss general assortment Of we'll aalaA
Family Groceries, which he will sell at the lowest nrl
nd on the most reasonable terms Having for a npmbst
years been engaged in the business he respectfully ~
the public TO call and examine his stock a. he a
% dent T. will give eatfgfinn ~' - 4A' .gsA ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
A. GAwTHROP & Co.,
p PHOTOG II A 7 Ii
AND
AMBROTYPE ROOMS,
no. .A1.5 Market street,
MILMiNUluN pEI

Tho Undersigned having opened Gallery, In the room
1rmeTly occupied by Jospph ieanes, would respectfully
inform their friends and tho public ngenera that they
are prepared TO take
Pictures of all Styles and Sizes
Known TO TIA art Our facilities such that will war
rant in assuring the cit zeps Of Wilmington and vicn.
y, that our PICTURES shall he olui 10 The best produced
the Glass galleries in the lager cities Procuring
our chemicals ami stock direct f. the manufacturer
shall but those of the Fuiost finest quail
ty and our assortment Of
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES AND AMBRorYPEs CASES
Is as varied aud extensive Onud in any CALLER
In the euuutry.
Charges shall bc eAsonaLs as At other galleries and
but good pienres shall be suurel To leave tie "a
tahsmrnt.
Ao- Old Daguer,eotypes and Other pictures copied into
photographs Ambrutyps in artistic aud satisfactory
manner,
GIVE US A CALL.
ALLEN dANTHRoP HARAH NHwLIN,
lae2
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
Pottery, in French street,
ABOVE sEC0ND, WILMINGTON, Dell

You have your choice Of all tlzes and Of the very
best quality. Cemeui and directions 10 be Ind also
These lars possess advantages over all other kinds,
Gias II Of such fragile nature II s dhcult to put In hot
wner without cracking and hin is SO easily acied by
arila sc. he cnrrOde OF that IT can he used
hui very fuw times. STONE JARS he u1ed irr any
lourtn of time, and ther stIepgh ami rh apnes make
ihrm ths iavOrite.
Wiminei n, July 2Sth. 1854 I'm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
HnnsES FnR sALE.

0AA0 = OA@ ~ AA4AAls
sss;9S- In Mtrtet Street-StoIe aud Dwelling below
lMsb3A Second street; an excellent business stand.
msH5 In shipey street Three story brick dwelling
ss5 above Filth street. 25 feet front 80 feet deep
In Seventh streetTwO three story bric, dwellings be-.
low Lombard street Also, two three story Brick Dwell
hgs Nos. GIG and 6iS West Seventh streat.
In Second sreeA three Hery brick dwelling hetwesn
French and Walnut streets, might be made good buai
stand
In Tanall sIeet-A large three story brick dwelling
with ali the modern improvements, M III Tatnall ST.
building Iots-A desirable property at the corner Of
Third and French straots suitable either for budine
lots site for manufacturing establishment. Fol
terms and Particulars apply to
JOHN McLEAR SON,
ap4 No. III Market stree
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
MARRIED.

IMPsoN-NUTz On the 9th of September,
by the Rev. J. A. Brindle, Mr.. WILLIAM WolF
SIMPSON to Miss SUSAN NUTz, all of this cit,.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
NOTICRI
wIINISoTox, /
If tha hfuh net..a :.

WILMINGTON, August Ist 1854
In consequence Of the high prceB Of material and A
general demand Of Wholesale Houses for assh We herebv
noy our customers and the public generally thai sye
changed our system to nett cash instead OF rendefp1 al
every six months as heretofore. VIVA 1919
FEllRIS 4 GARRETT .
GAWTIIRoP a BROTHER.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
Dissolution of Co-partnershin

nilE eopartuership heretofore existng under the firm
Of Nebeker Tatnal is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Persons Indebted to the late r are fs ested
to make immediate payment Also that all bills be pre
sented for settlement TO either Of the undersigned
The name OF the arm to bo used in settling only.
GEO. HEBER Err,
II. L. TATNALl.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
PRESERVE YOUR FRUITS IN
Hare's Air tight Stone Jars.

THESE JARS have been IN usa for TEN YEARS. and
have given full satisfaction. Remember, Fruit bo
preserved without Sugar, which is very important In
these tlmes. Dy calling AZ the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
Glenwood Aoadenv.

THE FALL SESSION
OF THE ABOVE INSTITUTION,
WILL opEN ON SECOND DAY, (MONDAY)
THE 18th OF NINTH MONTH (sEPTEMBER) NEXT
THE COURSE or INSTRUCTION
Embraces the various branches Of an
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL COURSE.
Tor particulars address
6AMUEL ALs0P, Principal,
jyl lm Delaware watcrdap. Monroe Co, Pa.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
Agents.

ooK 10 your nterestsi Call and examine something
1Irgeny eded by every rersOni ten samples sent
FREE by mil, for Twenty Cents that retaila for Two
Dollars, by H. l.. wULCnTT No. i70 CHATHAM soUA RI
NEW YORK. dec 22.1y W.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
OUR LATE VICTORIES.
"Then conquer we must,
y "For CUR cause a. Is lust.
Nhhd this be our niLttu;-
"ln God is our IFustP
A Day of Public Thanksgiving.
RECOAlM MENDATnON or PREsH-
DENT LINCOLN.
Public Thanksgiving to the ARMY and
Navy.

oFFICIAL-FROM SECRETARY STANTON
TO GEN. DIX.
WAR DRpARTMENr,
WASHINGTON, Sept. o, 1864,
l o'clock, n. IN
TO Major Gen. JonN A. pix The President
has issued the following recommendations aud
orders in relation 10 the recent successes Of the
United States forces al Mobile and Atlanta,
EpWIN NJ. STANTON, Sec. Of War.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
The Money Market.

Messrs. Hilyard X Co., Bankers and Brokers,
No. GIG Market Street, report the following quo
taiions up TO IL o'clock, +. NJ, yesterday.
U. S. G's Coupons, 1881, l07 a. 10s
u. s. Fiye-tweniies, 1000 III
U. I-three ee-tenths, ll2 "a ll3
Certificate of Indebtedness, g32tS aIl
Gold 23S a. 30
Il. Il. Robinson s. Co., bankers, corner Of
Fourth and Market Streets report tho following
quotations, at Que O'Clock yesterday -
Gold, $2S5 (9$2SG
Siver-llalves and Quarters, 2lO % PIP
Z" Dimes and Half dimes, 200 a. 205
U. S. Coupons, G's, 1881. l073t9 los
U. S. Fiye-tweulies, 102 a. 1921
U Sesen-thirtes, llO G6 III
Certificate Of Indebtedness, new, % "a g3l
Wilmington City Loan, ITO a. 1l9'
New Castle County Loan, 1OS a. 100
Delaware State Bonds 100 al lOl
z. W. & Railroad Bonds, 145 a. lac
Delaware Railroad Bonds, lO4 "a lO5
Delaware RairOad Stock. 25 el 26
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
Public Sale.

ss.zssr viii be sold at Public Sale, on WEDNESDAY,
EilH# September 7h, 1864 ut o'clock, P. H., the
EsI premises the south side Of Second street next
k to the corner Of Washington street three story,
unfinished brick building The main building Is 20 by
~ feet the back building "a by 10 feet lot 36 feet front
house and make II splendid dwelling with large sdo
yard. II is substantially built aud Of good material,
nrstrate tin roof he sure TO attend the sale am
purchase money lay ON mortgage u desired
WILLIAM BRIGHT,
agent to effect the Rale.
WIN. REYNOLDS, Auetloneer. ausQO.at
EARMs AND HOUSES FoR SALE.
Several Farms for sale in New Castle County; also
Houses In all parts Of the City Of Wilmingion.
WM. MecAULLEY Co,
Ul 6O6 Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09

ticket
UNION County MEETING We intended In
publish the proceedings of the Union Countv
Meeting as found in cOtcmporary, attesled bv
the officers but on examination, We discovered
them to be 80 manifestly Inaccurate in essential
particulars, that we refrain from inserting them
in our columns. For instance in referenop Ia
holding the election for delegates the resolution
reads
"That the election shall be opened at o'clock
p. M, on Tuesday last, and close at p. M, in
all the Hundreds except tho City Of Wilmington
where it shall not close until O'Clock, D. M"
As We go to press, we have received a note
from the Hon. John A. .Allderdice, Chairman Of
the County Committee, calling our attention 10
the fact that the proceedings are full of errors,
and that one resolution is omitted altogether /;
but entirely too late to make the corrections in
our paper to-day.
lMroRTANT DECISION Tho Commissiene IS ap-
pointed by the act of the General Assembly Of
the State of Delaware, passed at Dover, August
l2Ih, lsb1, entitled "An act to relieve the people
OF this State from the draft" will REQUIRE in ad-
dition to the certificate of the Board Of Enrol.
ment, from the party furnishing the Substitute,
and claiming the State aid therefor, an affidavit
stating that the sum of $500 has been paid for
such Substitute, or if less sum has been paid.
the amount SO paid to be truly set forth.
Sept 0-2w.
NEw JERUSALEM CHURoH.-The regular SER
wees of the Church will be resumed on Sunday
morning next, at halfpast 10 O'Clock
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09

aug9-3mo,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-15
Result OF Town Meetings.

ULSTER COUNTY Eusopus, j. Hasbroucl; Hurley
j. NJ McPLer.on; Lloyd, Philip Lsroyj New PatL Josiah
Lcf~yer. Marlborough Jesse Lyons. Fl-rt. Ihad Hat
Wawlrsuz Jacob Ueuushce, NOodsiock Peter u. Rev
nolds-Union %: Union gain Of Dsunins, Dir Iohn.on
Gardiner, lloyd s. Mehu,,ryi HsIdenburr, lhia Flint
Kingston. Abraham A. Deyo. OaSs hals.n w. Walton
Halbetown Jsc0b Chambers Rosendal-, John r. Decker
Rochester c. r. Shoemaker rhandaArn lfsac W Long
year ShawangUrk CA. liadenburg Sauseries, Cyrenu
I. Bh-DrmocrAts IL.
MONROE CousrY.-rhe Board ~ Supervisor. OF Menro,
County completed Tuesday by the election IN hoce
City The TesuG u the ast year, leaving non
gain u three The Board stands, Ulon 81 Democrat. H.
Las. yesr Union 49, Democrats 10. new ward lie. been
created during the yer The following the In the
city: First Ward, Dudley d. Palmer SiIh Ward Chnie.
II Williams; Seventh Ward Byron NJ Hant'; Tenth Ward
DE Wit C. Elis, Thirteenth Ward Phlsndsr Dayis-u MON,
;. Second Ward Ezra Jones; Third Ward, Anon Bron-
son Fourth Ward Henry 5 Redheld. Finh Ward Patrick
Connolly; Eighth Ward Benz. Mcfsrlin; Ninth Ward,
VIM 4. Sheridan; Eleventh Ward John W. Phillips
Twelfth Ward. Patrick Bhrry-Defnocrais, y.
OSONpAGA CousTrIhe election In Syracuse Ives an I'D
doua gam Of four supervisors In the Board making total
gain OF nine. The Bo'rd stands Unon n; Democrats,
Tie following Is the result: fourh WsId William aunras-
fnh y ard, Frank HiscOck; SiJth Ward Norman Hiae
seventh Ward William VI. Shsnksrd; Eighth Ward. Geo. II.
Rob.r' Mon g. Flint Ward Ainer Pierce Second Ward,
John - Third Wsrd, f. II. Kcnnedy-DemOcrs,s, ,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-15

DEATH OF WILLIAM b. COzzESs.-few men
in the community were known to wider circle OF
friends than William T. Coxens who died suddenly on
Sunday morning at his residence near West Point lie
had been in Hew.York during the past week. and re-
turned home on Saturday feeling quite as wen as usual
The evening was passed with his family and his gen
eral ohcerfulncss vyncy. and good humor attracted
more than ordinary attention After good mghES
rest he rose at O'Clock and, looking from the
window Of his ROOM spoke Of the weather. and then re-
marked to his wife that he did not feel quito wel and
believed he would lie down again. At this moment he
sank into chair near by. and in fifteen minutes there
encr life was extinct. He retained his consciousness
until the last moment and recognized and babe fare
well to his family. Mr.. Cozzens born at Newport.
K L. in l7s7. He came to this city whom quito lad.
and kept the American Hotel for ten years. Afterwnrd
no opened the hotel at West Point which Is identified
with bis name. Ho was particularly well known to tie
officers OF our army and navy, who were accustomed
to mako his hotel in this city in former years. their do
nestle headquarters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-15
MONDAY. March l4-P. d.

Gold did not vary materially from 1905 1909
during the morning closing lGO; OF noon. AT p M,
the rate l6lt-the extremes for the day being 100!
Ql6li Stocks on the street were dull and lower Erie
selling as low as 100, and Fort Wayne at 1881. At
the Stock Exchange the Government securities were
heavy and lower IS Of 1891 sold at ll28l2i and Cou.
pons 1lli0illi; 520s 1854; April 1905, lllIGllii.
and Currency Certificates 9 a99 Border State Stocks
lower; Tennessee 6s. 62463; Virginia 6s, i7049i
North Carolina 6s 5sIG60; Missouri 6s 7lia72 Cali.
fornis U.s. l29ql29.; Canton Co.. 6la6li Coal Stocks
are lower; Delaware and Hudson, 2l9a220 Pennsyl-
vania Coal, 1890 Central Coal 69a69!; American
Coal l0790s; Cumberland, 79i 9793; Canton Co. 81 q
6lS Quicksilver Mining Co., 6ld6li; Pacific Mail OBS!
ans; Central Transit Co.. 4e04St; Minnesota Mining
Co.. 1880; New York Central. 136tQi; Erie Railway
1s26l22i; do preferred. lOS. dl08.; Hudson River,
1871; Harlem, 14ia.; do. preferred, oo00l33. Read
ing. l34i0l35; Michigan Central 1861 9l3Cl-a fall
OF 6 v cent Michigan Southern, l03l0l03,; do.
Guaranteed. lf7ial4S; Illinois Central. 1851 a l3i.
Stocks have been irregular. and at tho first session Of
the Stock Exchange were duh AID lower Government
securities fen of materially affecting the whole market
and causing general desire TO realize while profits
NAMED. After the call prices were stronger and dis.
position to buy was shown, as strong has been
tced for long time railway property taking the lead
The March earnings are large, and bid fair to exceed
the best months Of 1862 Upon the question Of earnings
alone. stocks like Erie and NewYork Central have &C.
CURED position with investing parties before
reached and are steadily passing into permanent hands
The conversion Of bonds by the Erie is proceeding rap
Idly but there is stiD scarcity of stock and by the
time the March earnings are known ii will In the
opinion of buyers sell at 100 In State bonds and railway
mortgages there Is little doing and no large amounts
could be had at anything like current rates Fort Wayne
sold down to 10 and at l25 upon the CALL 1874,
North Western Preferred. 79ae0; Marietta LIST Prefer.
red 60 Quartz Hill. 1911, and Marposa g. There wac
Large supply ofmoney among stock houses and y cen,
any amount could have been had There Is little dispo
son shown to put out sellers options to be made profit
able by 1.-THE close Of the war; which TO the apprehen
sons Of Wall street Is by no means near AT the Sec
ond Board Pacific Mail rose p cent Eew.York Cen
trial .; Erie. 81 Harlem IL; Reading. 4. and Michi
gan Central3. The closing rate Of Erie at p H. was
24k CisY Pittsburgh sold at ll9i. and was
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UNITED STATES. PATENT OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, March 10. 1874 }
or IOlrIS RESSEEINE

ON the petition Of LOUISA RESSEGlNE,
ndn,ini,tntrix OF the estate Il William Ressegne de
ceased late OF Brooklyn N T. praying for the extension Of
patent granted him tho lth day Il June icy Tor an I'm
provruen. in Spring Mattresses o years nom the eI
ron of sad ps.en. which place on the lin day oil
June, 1851, $500, NJ.
IL ordered that the said petition be heard o. the Psteh'
oc. on MONDAY the 25 day Of May next at IL o'clock IA
and ell persons notified appear and sho" cause any
they have why said petition ought not 70 be grsnted
Person. opposing the extension required u he IN Tue
Patent Office their oectons specially set forth IN "n
ea.t twenty day. before the day Of hearing all tt9 NEG
nv either ty 10 b. used at che must be iah
which VIII DO furnished en- duplication -, .
Tie testimony in the viii be closed on the Eh Gay OF
NAY next dispositions and other papers relied upon as te't
ony must b filed IN the Office before the morning Of
that the arguments. any within ten days Thereafter
Ordered aso that this notice be published In The Chronicle,
Warrington D. C., aud Tribune, Newly ~ ", once
week for successive weeks the hrs Of said publications
10 be st sixty days previous TO the day ~ hearing
ID. p. HOLLOWAY, Commissioner OF Patents.
mar Is law 3w Tu.
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The Tascher Gold Company is the name of
another mining company in the Colorado re ion, Of
which Mr.. II. IL Body is the President Its mincra
property consists Of 262 feet the famous gold bearing
vein known as the Gregory Second Lode with CORE.
spending claims in the Tascher Tunnel and $50 feet on
the Gregory Eextenson Lode. These lodes are In the