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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-06

hyprits Dr,ns and most
q. R:: "a 1, wood
Mr.. ). < HosfinRR.
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no great ''': Ta Rs.E s4s sRiIss OF NEW YORK.
the SUCCESS
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ever assembled within the walls Of this theatre and eaung
H q saiSss avHaIss e. a. RUE SEASON.
OLrArIo rHEA MEss E1fS4 As SST{SF.
s's 'rHsT RI IN AMERICA
"'1 A-' p'AfFsR FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 10
dSESE S$SHT4s 81 py s ENE yoRk
Tickets and be the box Office and from
Ms. Newton at her residence Barcelona Hotel Great Jones
w Proprietor Manager. Mr.. Lester wailaOk
In so sfE s' S III AND VARIETY
yas be The I aaws and 70
presented for the ensuing Sssb
SAT- 4s rse 4 e IF 81 Si' sS S9fs's as
q. % S:5
Music IA iTn sIii;p' Cast
Never acted h hs sa s ~ rs SiEEsfD
and the elegant AfseTgie zee, Of ,v.r
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Of HF F;ir s Rss6 rss1is5 called
being adramAsi.aioa q salwsrs popular Nova
NIGHT AND SoRsINo.
80 w y after months q preparation WA
PROPERTIES APPOINTMENT
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ON WEDNESDAY, p 2s HSs shrGkbAY, AT
FIRST n'Sai; s q * P PiS Nv ss.e ;p'''
THE FRAST OF LANTERNS
whch win b. produced scale or pnpa.heled spssnd.
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MARCH 30. 1884
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HRC. COOK, AUCTIONEER.
" OFFICE 81 LIBERTY STREET.
This day at lO O'Clock at - Grove street, superb Brus
sels Carpets Ingrain Carpets Ocoths, Chamber Furni
ture, Matrosses, Dining Table, Chairs, Stoves, kc
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uRNRY H. LEEDS AUCTIoNEER.-H. n. LEEDS 4
~ MINER WIN sell By auction on Tuesday, March at u
Horee ~ hAqds high long tail and mAne Marc, X
hands hGA, l0Ag tan and name
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AoADknY OF husIo-IrALIAs OPERA
D'f. 1sT wRy3 ar, avt a. y, tAx kAxErzxx
rHs HssS.!sS ay ri q s XXI 1rs
.... .s. so.s. 81 is:s'f Ops.
s''''ss' OF $Ss soIr " sosssSSs IT, ''''
a1a0z i6zsssi ' ~ '''' ''''''''
'A1As sdslY
sa IN isra;s''l Ballet By ..4 Aysl..
'''Sss's siBy j
y 4 Y; Drsrsa
Seat. .s nssd \
xos: ~ hrosdwsy and Il Roo. AsissaSs' corner J
RRooKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
.ss SSsls Sa sssIIES
u: ss.l ss T.
SrHISwArs soons-.r.AsogosrH solszs
'.''sssK sT sSGsss s. siAsoronr. Music
as SSsSFS .sa GO.
win b assisted y hiss Nj Rspn ntoxHARpr
TlCKkTS, TWO DOLLARS EACH
To be had Scharfenbcrg Luis 758 Broadway and -
Beer Schrners 7vi Broadway whore alss progranmsf
be obtained.
THEATRE FRANcAIs. NIBLo,s CONCERT SALOON
i TUESDAY evening. March z. l5u5, ut 81 clock r. H.
For the first time at this theatre,
LA FORA DE DESTINO,
Opera, 9eria, BuriosQua, DramAuca Lyrica, Etcesera
with spisada and cast. Yo.iosThis op-rs
has been purchased at the price of gold and beeA PAID ~
Ss ass !. u sns.:s, on: .s y Scribe
CADEMY OF MUSIC: -THURsDAy NEXT.
GRAND COMBINATIoN CONCERT,
MARETZEK AND MAX STRAkOScH rROUpR1.
the Of Disabled Soldiers Widows
Orphans under the auspices OF Christian Alliance aud
the direction of committee OF
OUR MOST DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS,
including his Honor the Mayor ~ A. Booe, Ma thew l.
Brennan, Orison Blunt General Walbrdse A. Dakey IisE
Bernard Casseriy j. Dcvin Horace H. Cafin :. r. Rgss
Weeks Smith, ID. Deyln, s. Y. Gilbert Capt DeGroot e
Storm O. r. Este W. G. Conner N. Piass O. b. Ore
gin.
The following artists wnl appear
Nile. do KATOW,
NJ JAMES NJ WE'LL
Mrs. JENNY VAN ZANT,
Mss LAURA HARMS
AND OTHER EMINENT yoCALiSrs
Tickets OF sdmasoa 81 So reserved seats half dpuA3
extra They be secured the principal hotels and nsa
storca
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streel1Foreclosure sale elegant Furniture Tuesday.
(Bieeekcr street, consisting large assortment Of Furniture,
every description Sofas Chairs Mirrors marble top bureaus
Table Cutlery, Crockery Casters Kitchen Utensils &C. Or
der Attorney for Mortgage. HENRY h. AokANGE
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nAvID D. EGAN, AUCTIONEER-TO GLASS CUT.
- ters, nachnists and Observation-Disclosures saeDAvID
d. E0AN VIII sell on Tnesd y, March at l0k o'clock .
quantity Of Machinery Betting, Shatng &c, at Dcvoe
Co.'S White and Centre srees Harlem Railroad building
Also, large quantity OF Glass ware consisting Of Ocean
ters 0ebes Globes Caster Bottles Bells Iron Safe Desks
10 CORNELIUS LINN. Mortgagae
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CHxnlprs sALE-suRGICAL INsTRUGRNrA
- N01IgK OF CONTINUATION OF SALE
fI9HAEn wALIEEs s.c.ioaser win continue We ~
xppAnosa and Drusgiss Materials Me- Liberty street
On MONDAY, II IL O'Clock, punctnaNy.
niturs ~ u O'Clock same day.
VIZ DvxnAx Deputy Sheriff.
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NHARLKY-JrELL ME WHERE you SOLD the Two
~ roek and pistol TOxEY, ia FULTON street
r. BRACKETT-LAsT TUESDAY NIGHT. MEET
-. me at the Revere House. ats this NJ at 10
row. All right CHARLEY.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-02-15
Keep:ng Warm.
stances.

We have heard it s.i1 that 4 thin
,hawl nay be mnle warm 6y folding
nevSrapcr ins;d,: Of it. The paper IS
iarpvr,ivus to the wind. and cold air
from OUTSIDE. and prevents the rapid
escape of the warm air Lenra'h IT,
Every one knows that the .cat Of tho
buLv i, carried off much more rapidly IN
. hi.h wiud tn N in Il calm The wind
blows away the hra, evolved from tho
body. bn, in perfectly still air. the heat
ren.ins. aud cnns itn'cs nn atmospheric
envelope, ~ ucarIy of the s'me 'e"pera'
turc with the body itself. that the latter
is not 20 quickly iot1cd oF its natural
heat.
4 riecc Of silk oil cloth stitched in tho
cnlJs Of Il shawl is more flexible than the
paper. aud will Last Il whole winter. It
has the advantage Of securing inward
warmth without the additional weight OF
thicker garment. When you set out
On Il winter journey, if you ARE liable to
suffer from culI.tues, which many people
do, in spite Of" rubber" fold piece OF
newspaper over your stockings, which
you eau readily do, if your boots and
shoes are not irratioually tight. This 's
better than .'ruhbcr>." which are in fact
very cold romturtcrs in the extreme,
while they make the feet sweat ln mode
rate weather. The main use Of India
rubber ovrr.ho:s is to keep out the
water. auh for rh,, they arc SECOND Only
to stout, new pair vt 'i,st'raIc leather
huu;S.
The constitutional vivacity and temper
or PERSONS has much to do with their
endurance of cold ; for this vIraci'y IS i
sort of nrrv"u, fire that lessons The
,cnsihility to outward Impressions. An
indiiF rcnt. milk .and water person. with:
gu, energy and fnrrr. is ut the mercy "f
every cold blast that sweeps round the
corner. lie. and especially she. has no
defense but to Wear Il d"z'n shaw's dur.
iu: the day. and sleep under bale Vi
blankets at nisht. One Without any
mental purpose, (uni"r'unaIely there arc
.uch.) though ia ii @or"us health. IL
much more liable to catch cold than
spirited, delicate body bent on sonc
positive pursuit.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-02-15
The Peace Conference.

The Times Washington special says
Mr., Seward reached Fortress Monroe in
advance Of Me>srs. Stephens, Hunter
and Campbell. Upon tho arrival Of
these gentlemen, they were at once Inv''
ted to an interview, aud Informed Mr.
Seward Of their desire to proceed to
Washiny,on for the purpose OF discuss
ins the question Of peace with the Pres
iJ.nt. iir. Seward Informed them that
i, way the President wish that the dis
ru>>ion should take place at Fortress
Mouroe, and tina, he had been sent to
NEE, them at that point upon that subject
The Commissioners pressed with con
siderable earueStness for leave to visit
Washington, yud finally alleged that
their Government had consented to send
them only in consrquen"c OF Mr. BLAIR
ASSURANCE that they should have per-
sonal Interview with President Lincoln.
Mr. Seward assured them that thi, pledge
should 10 fulfilled. and at once tele.
yraphed to the President that his pres
ence was necessary.
After Mr. I.inrolu's arrival, the con
ference las:ci four hours, and was per
srctly frlcn4ly and God tempered
,h.o,ni."... o. our .iir Il" c"nvcrSa
,;op ~.s e!a'n'y crr.!uc:ci hy ;E" Pres
;,:cot: ou :Acir$ Is i!:. !i@nier, Mr.
S.rri,srs occasionally taking part.
Thc rebel Commissioners >a'd n"thIn"
whrcver u,' their pcrSVnaI views OF
wishes, Lu, spoke >ulc'y anil exclusively
FIR tb.ir Government, aud at the outset,
and ,br.u"hout the conference, declared
,bc;r entire lack Of authority to make
rcceivc or consider any pr"PoSl''"n
whatever, looking toward ciose of the
w,r excer, on the basis of recosn'''""
Of the independence Of the Confederate
Asn preliminary condition, the Pres
i3rnt presented the subject to them IA
every conceivable form. suggesting th'
mo.; liberal aud considcratc modification
~ NJ whatever ia the existing Legislation
ond ac,iou of the United States Govern
mcot m miyht be regarded as specially
hostile to the rights aud Interests o.
wounding to the pride of the souther'
nsople; but in no singular par'lcu'a,
could he induce then to swerve tor
moment from their demands tor recos
n;Iiou. They did not present this con
tp;cucusly as resting on their own e0n
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-02-15
Falling in Love.

"Brcau>e" j. laughed nj us womans
reason r,.r doing !unIi>h thing, but
there never WIS man or u woman who
could give uny other for Filling in love.
Any attempt 10 prove olhrr"ISe only
proves they did no, iall'in love at ALL
Same people fall in love with the swift
nrs. and force Of an electric shock,
while with others the process is go
gradual that the fact il not discovered
until some accident nr emergency 70.
vcals it to the interior percrptlon.-
Second love >ucrceds first low. much
more easily than is generally imagined.
\ s.h or So; II tear Or two; sudden
l;,nInc.s for Byron a n"S'c9', Tor once,
of one. r.vorl,c dish a, the dinner table,
determination to inquire which IS tho
easiest mode Of ending life. drowning pr
Pru.sic acid. love ui' solitude and
mnunIi.hr; feeling that nobody can
understand. Or symprthize. "r appreciate
you. and then revival III spirits, and n
cnnyic,iuu tha, it is wrong to commit
suicide: and lhen-second, or third. or
fourth love even. rs the case may be
perhaps the unhappy individual gets
tuarriei, und the attachment remains
permanent but if it he so. it is fiom
force o. habit. sense Of duty. or be-
cause the subject has really and truly
fallen in love the first time tho rest bo'
lug all iilusious.-Jenny Junc. 49,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-02-15
Kirby Smith and Cotton Speculation

DeSertcrs report Hood aS rnahcuverIn=
tn get Kirby Smiths forces cast of the
Mississippi but that is simply an imp"S
sihiIi,y, if anything like vigilance is di'
PLAYED by our gunboats on that >'rerm.
have just convcr>cd with refugee
from Texas. who assures me that Kirby
is. amassiug Il fortune hy transporting
cEtron across the Rio Grands. where it
is placed in the hands rt agents. wh"
srlI il, not far the b'ncit "f the rch'l
government. but fnr Smith himself, lie
related Il good an"c'lnre Of Il TRANSACTION
at Ma,amoras, which is amusing in the
extreme. \ certain agcnt-a Yankee.
whose name have forgntlen-had re
ccivcd large qu1ntity of c"''"n. which
he waS to sell. Keeping half the proceeds
aud paying the other half to Kirby; but,
hy direction Of the latter. his maine Was
nit n>cl. les, jeff D,vis might discover
what he was at aud remove him and ac.
cording|Y hi' Matamnr's partner made
use Of the Phrase. " TO whom it may
concern" Instead Of Kirhys name, in
giving that gentleman credit, and "ll
went on smoothly the profits were very
large. tut no division hrd been mIdc,
when suddenly the agent died.
krhy at once visited Matamnras IN
pcrs"n. aud in disguise, and called on
the willow Of his agent; hut she was Il
Yankee as we'll as her husband. and con =.
cIuhel to ply a trick on the rebel
general and accordingly shc denied any
knowledge Of her late husband "'ransac'
,idus with him. but said she would cx.
anime the books and be guided hy them,
aud getting these. kirhy explained that
all. credits given " To whom it may c"n'
Germ" we're intended for him T. but the
Yankee lady" couldu't see it," and de-
mandel that he should prove his ideni.
tyr and refused to pay him a dollar ill
he:diI so; and as this would involve eS:
po9ure, lie was compelled to give up all
hops Of getting his money. and vent
away curOing the duplicity Of all New
EGglaudsrs.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-02-15
Yankee Notions.

Tic noshun that skocul houses arc
cheaper than stait prisons.
The noshun that men ure better crop
to rase than anything else.
The noshun that people who hsVe
braius enough kant be governed hy any
thin. but themselves.
The uoshuu that Ike United States is
liable at any time to be doubled, but
amt liable ut emmy time to lie divided.
The noshun that Uncle Sam can
thrash his own children when they needit.
The noshun that the Yankees are
re.urlainr,! race, and kant be kept
fr"m spreading and striking in. emmy
mote than tu:pcutiu when il wuns gets
luse. JOSH BlLLISoS'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-02-15
NUMBER II.

Of the party -haIl Luve been duly con-
victed.
81. That no person can, on account
Of color, be disqualified as a witness or
he disabled to contract, or be prevented
from acquiring, holding and transmit
tin. property. or h, liable to any other
punishment f,r any offence than that
imposed on others for II like ottense,
or br restricted in the exercise of relt'
uious worship. or be hinlcrtJ IN acqn'r'
ing education. or DC subjected IN law to
any other restraints Or qualifications IN
regard t" any personal rights than such
AS urc laid upon others in like elreum'
stances.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-02-15
The Failure at Petersburg.

The committee on the conduct Of the
war nude report. to-day, relative TO the
failure uf the attack on The enemys lines
before Petersburg. 1t appears that the
explosion under the enemys batteries
was the suggestion of Lieutenant Colonel
Plcasants, Of the 4Srh Penns! lvania. and
the mining was mainly tho work Of his
regiment. The plan Of attack WIS sub.
mi,tcd to Gcucral Meaic. by General
Burnside. who proposed to place tw"
brica,lcs O coI"rcd troops who h'i b,e"
drilling with reference to the a'trrk t"r
some weeks. in advance of the attacking
column. Gen. Meade oIjeIc bccan'r
they had not hoen under FIRE. The
matter VII. referred to Gen. Grnnt. wh"
decided tlat the white tro"ps should
lead the assault. lie said in evidence :
Burnside wished to PIT his c"lored dI,
vision in front. and | believe it he hai
done So. it would have been success.
Sull agreed with General Meade in his
objection to that plan. because II 1t
failed i, would he mil colured troops
were put there TO b. killed. The order
,Lo MINI. u,a ,;rcn hv
c r., Fv,.sI" G.u burnside received
,ar.n,,,,,rr nr,,rrs ,t gl5 , NJ to with
I i.am H,r,s;.lr l,hor.d TO Undue.
" W a;I ,ho orlcr baldwin.
''e"'e W '" H. .T'.," Th.r,
,'rctS< """'' r'""" '"s e., 'u''' ,; "' :, ~,
Is d'h renee 'e'"|e" ''' 'e."'"y W
me 'wo uc"'F''sI e'',' ''''"' '"I I w.;
bur"s'd: wax aG'n'r'%F' - tHr'''S' "'>
judgment !" "a" %'''''ra"a' o' ."e '''"F
ed tr""p', AMI r'c's 'htn" 'es''' y'"- ,""'
Gen. Neaie aud the r"le' c"s."rer W., r'''
no faith i" the success "' ."e '"'""' ~
comm'''es are OF the "P'n''" '"'' W.,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-02-15
Bill of Rights in the Missouri Con-
yent!on,

The Neutrality-suspicious. Of the Bill Of
Rights were passed by the Missouri Con-
ventIOn -,
lst. That We hold it to be sclfcvilcnt
that all men are created equally free,
and arc endowed BY their Creator with
certain inalieuablc rights, among which
are life. liberty. the enjoyment Of their
labor. and the pursuit Of happiness.
Sd. That there cannot he in this State
either slavery or involuntary scrvitudc'
except in punishment Of crime. where
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-02-15

Tho World argues that the conference
was no, failure, by showing that the
rebel commissioners were not authorized
to propose any terms, but, Father, merely
10 hayo nm interview for information. 80
ID to enable the Richmond Government
to decide whether a peace conference is
expedient.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-02-15

Yes have loved before. and thou vii, surely
Ne er deem it Mstt Of f.i;hlcs4neSs in me.
Wien thus own low earnestly, how purely
loved nno,hrr, G, no,r iore ;her.
will no; :ear. rs freely MI revealing,
ii't the we'll ,h.t Curtains in the past,
TIA. one unworthy dcub', like lsh, clouds
stealing,
Shall o CIR Thy trusting heart one shadow cast;
rwas in ;ac oi, Old years long gone and
persisted,
Those years for which coul memory's vigil
keep.
Tha. orc swcc, Eow.r in this bosom eLsr.
ishcl,---
Smiled with his smile, MI wep. VIXEN Ls did
weep.
Uc sleeps all calmly row, ;ke Ugh: breeze
sweeping.
Si.Ls meurntullY atowt his qnic, grave;
Aud may no, I. his mrmory ioudly keeping.
Can hack ;he vision oI love nc gave;
Yes! have lovel before. nor would hide IL
Thou wilt not love tie legs as thus ;cil
Nv hearts oil lrcam--l know thou vii; not
Glide il.
But lore ne more. ;ha, have iovel so well.
Feb Isl. l>'i5. MAGpALENE.
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e.. e. W. T. :ss
fn4 Yield s!aco the tno cf Eo,oas:er. tsaaty.fouS
s a'sa & 5: Wo1is 1s,e s," sss
haneoon, in kuEmah, wcrk.d from TIM. n or{,l
EYE. II Is said. fo1r hundred tlouaan1 hos.aeads
sG9,n,I.rns then the gigansc extent OF this won.
Easns II = y 5udle.ocs cn:erprts: iac soiies ID.
md reput, ttor Of the gentlemen concerned
ao,at oaa sf:'a e1s9
no Mt Is a. this day open 70 tao p7ouc
asoace TO safe and 50 tucrsttve.
The following editorial opinions. s1ops otas.,.
tas New Yofk nd Liverpool Fss:otcum canpsay. ~
.pr,o, - {rEon M n y: Z: lndspsneeat.l
Nv sas III L.sipot ss1d ea ID
Is ". ID orr COLUMBIA pantet $. Dck,nso
Of s5Re,,sacy Il te oasinrs cafe siaiy u tha
I'll Etye!f the adrsnta..s Of this nYc.s-
hs neeesst1J demscc la1:e and Increasing, taas
n.s company may be said p,oe+ed npon psrms.
r. 1ss bs5 az
NO believe. Tor ne dist tine ssocisioi IL
te sat sa:p ;aSaa 's
G">,n r. lun1s pad n form tbs capsa, oSsae
sa;us q = 1ny pro0s IL m1sa.iy % H.
il ind ssVs q
ani1sa shsar Ersth md experience ID ia hns;ness,
AFFAIRS and II il expected that lsfye ouat.Ty diy,s
deads Will he fGSns.ly paid irom Tie Isl Of janusIy
PxTKotEuX.-The New York anu Ityerno,, p,tro,
Saq ,enm c0mpsny Ehfss appasrs sse
IN the fact tbs, It s 80 ar5eiy o1nei
40 conaacted by real men Of oll-not mere specufa
belongs to tho T!tusyillc n-m Of Brewer. watson /
lo Whcse wealth counts by NIL tons. Mr. Myers an
other s IN extensive we'll prepret and oil salpnee.
md Others OF then 80 TO sp.ot, live ant more and
lAve their bring tn oil. Snch features show that
COMPANY y real. Aul meant for pefmAneace.
tE23 3kCSo.s -ths.&1 1tp-13o
, 1865-03-02

!
Issued ffo8 the United States Patcat Office
Tor the week ending February 21st, 1865:
proved adjustable tool holder,
Geo: J: Bentley; q Michigan City, Ind, for i'm
pEpbfme4t T. IN Hn.sl machine o1 living hoop
p1uyenent IN street lamp posts.
Alfred r CorJell, Of Janessile, Wis, anteaated
Feb: 1c'h, 1855, for improvement in medical com.
James A. Cowles. Of Chicago, H., for improve.
ment IN horse hay forks.
Elliott =: Crane, Of Jonesvil1e, Mich, for In
John Deere, Of Moline, ILL.,, for improvement In
p; Arad Duncan and John N. zcigler, o: Aurora,
John Il. Eilis, q CO. 81 F, ed Wis. Vols, for in
prosement IN rotary engines.
Joseph Frey. ot Battle creek, Mich, for i'm
pfnVement IN sewing machine.
John Harper, Of Htllsboruugh, Iowa, for i'm.
provement IN bee hives.
J. Q. Harris, Of ottawa, Ill.,, for railroad ticket
James Ives, Of Mount Carmel, ILL.,, for improve
ment In lRrps.
James T. Long. Of osaee, Iowa, for Improved
nd s:s.1s j. Nsson sna e ofs5 ko:kor H.
lot improvement in harvesterB.
samuel Patrick, OF Galesourg, Ill, -for heating
c. Peek, Of Black Hawk, Colorado. for i'm.
ffoftd aDalghmator.
,.I1 Ihes. Y. Pierce, Of Richac1d, Minn., for im-
proved kt0ck leedcE.
Herman Rngcc, Of Milwaukee, Wis, for tm-
proycIntnt in heat radiators,
Petcr schuttlet, OF Chlcago, ILL.,, for Improve.
bored. 7@ "e1As
T., Jacob seibel, Of Man1ius, ILL.,, for improvement
Ihos: Smith and Henry ]. Bronn4 OF Detroit
Mich, for tobacco pi2e Stems.
!. y; II. DGubleI, ct arren, Ill.,, assisnor to
for grain drill. Antedatcd Feb. 6, lso5. R~'
RE-IssUEs,
Robert D. Brown, Of Covingtop. Ind. for Inn
proyement IN automatic grain binders. Patented,
Robert b. Brown, Of Covington, Ind. for i'm
prorcment in rak1ng attachments TO haryesters.
Patented, April Z, 1853.