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, 1866-10-23

The Pail Mall Ga:efte says Hairy Grim
shaw, the Jockey who rode the famous horse
Gladiateur to victory in the great races Of
1865, was thrown out Of his rig on his way
from Cambridge to Newmarket on Neane5-
day, aud killed. A notice. Of the yonns
Jockeys career is published, the concluding
sentence of which deserves q place
Lady jones' Singular, indeed ex-
claims the sporting moraliss, ;" arc the lives
aud deaths Of some Of our most distinguish
cd turimen and moralists who remember
and recount the Incidents Of Giaaiateur's
year will also be reminded Of the poets
often quoted passage, :. The paths OF glory
lead but to the grave"
, 1866-10-23

~ of progress Now, when Rcpublican Con.
tentlon convencs for the pnrpnse Of nominaung
"lo '.s.e not ycl thrown Oh tneir pemocrstic
swaddling clothes, and were . paEt Of thu petty
tnllot-bo1es ID our city IN the days whcn Demo.
csAcy rfo1ed in our Streets. such Convention
nases htunaer, and II II makes thc nonainatteus
70 nh'ser ths !slsn Republicans, 1t has eueeeeoea
:. 1he portion Of the 1rteh people who have taken
you ior p'ineipie aioae, and thhsy don't require
T1tat islsh sounding name to The oalce Of Police
votes. On The contrary, the mcu Of our race, who
he!GnE 10 yopF party. feel ln altcd by aneh nomi-
natens na1eS 5aN1 Having Your the
81 Il s 0 S,vs
er II 5 pos
tlces, and will be thoroughly satisfied with good,
Aoft0 nattrf-Io'n AnleTicazs 10 adminla.eE the
: l1ow is This 10 tc remcdied: Simply thus
Don't put the name Of an lrEshnssu, q least fo7
come yeara, on Republican ticket until the Irish
me yon WON'T be troubled With otiee.hnntcrs.
Gentlennen, you do not know the danger to
goa5 Rny T. ard t. ths ish psoPf @ arc
election: II Joa promise 10 gays them nomlna;
rushing into your sanLs, who l. now dluutuR the
opposition wt.h thelr support, aed then gooa-b5e
have been intimately nseoc,a.cd with large
portion ofmy counfryneD for the past eight years,
and assusc you That II you take to youI nosonls
those ,grog.shop huc.stes, who arc willing 10
lake sides tot consideration, and wno hare els.
and factions proceedings in tie past instead e
advancing 5onr principles among than. you Nill
drive the intelligent who might otherwise he
with You, away from your ranks. Would Jon
preserve yonr party from ihe fate Of democracy,
keep the irish pn}it1etans OFT Of your ranks !e-
fnse them ofhce and you won't be troubled win
thcno. There III a certain !oud.H1outhcd bnE Ecfy
ssnali portion q our people. who. When they JON
sna IL ran sp On a
breaktrs. Inosc men, II yon believe Them, carfy
whole wards In their pockets. and you have only
to ret them Ike Irish diamonds In yonr American
aaa e y II 70 se
them IN Eonf necxlaeg insy VIII eho1e You 70
/ denth. 7heJ have killed thesE OVID country, a.
Tar aa Lay 70 their power- Ihey were the Original
eause . 81 hnow a No1hinssua. They f9tgcd M ns ane
! guards oi slavesyAnd shareholders; There muat
| could not csawl into yonr conventions. Honesty
ana purity pre- the only barEicrs which they eau-
| not pass. Be warned In time.
I Eav again, that the trishmeu who Join yonr
| patty tnnet be inteiIlgent-lho4e who will do 20
| frcm principle alone. Do not think them SO cor
rupt or shallow as to be tlsstGred or deceived ~
yuur nominating some Irish Office hnn1et 10 place.
Gentlemen, our people prefer good liberia An,esi-
eanf. They administer tie Law as fairly and With
more lenlcacy towards our people THAI our Irish
born Judges and Justices Can't you find enough
Offices: II you can. eend their names to The
people, and Inn irish Republicans WILL gladly sap
posi them The Republican party, without doubt
is lie majority pnriy in the land TINS places Il
court favor bs ptccsGg doubtful naen 10 positions
| The country aid your party have had heavy e1pc
, 1866-10-23

The Richmond IEAfg advises the Southern
rebels to foreso politics for the present. ttaud de-
vote themselves With ali possible zeal and energy
to tboEe practical coucetns on which their social
and 1uduettial resusdtstlon depenLs." 1t says:
''Ecw are disappointed. The fever has not get
burned itself out In the body polite. and nothing
Is left Us but still to await in patience the return
Of that eaner temper and better disposition which
VIC hare 80 long looked for in vain. Certain 1t Is:
there no room at present In the field Of national
politics for the people and States Of the South.
and the5 Will oct wisely IT, not stopping to lament
their e1c1utiou, they devote themselves WITH Al
possible zeal and energy 10 those practical eon-
cc,ns On which their social AID industrial Fesusc-
tation depends. La do this, and ten 10 one
It win urove blessing that we have not had an
opportunity Of becoming eugssed IN general
politics."
, 1866-10-23

The Coppcrheads Of the Fifth District are
in bad fx. They want Il soldier to beat
Ingers With, and are using erery means
in their power to get one They have been
making overtures 10 General Howe, OF this
county, offering him $ lucrative office In
case Of slaughter. The General is not
for sale, and he 80 tells them. He
proposes remaining true to- the great prin-
many battle 6elds. The cops missed their
man when they called on General Eowe to
aid them in their base projects. General
Howe says he *tEas not bought into the Re.
publican party, and will not be bought out
If H." All honor to General Howe. The
people ofths Fifth District will ever hold
this patriotic act Of his IN grateful remem.
brance.-Hcnry County Chronicle.
, 1866-10-23

Z lie Tenure Of LunGl--Ttx Character and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Tenant aud
I.anAlord-Tnc Ulster Flazsntien-
The s:on1n,crcIal ana unnulac.urIns
f,Ic,nr.,r.I1ecI,nc Of PvpuIatIon In
1reiand-1hc Causes Of E'ntSrn''on'
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribuac.l
CoRK- October G..
Ofthc many obstacles that retard the vel
fare of Ireland there is none that's SO serious
"..', ~ .,;n,n,,,t ~ ,a,,,nr,1 49, that ~ tho
."u so ul,.saA' ~, -. Nv ~. ~
tenure OF 'afa. Win ts" eSceptlosls tu's IS
admitted by all. But when the difficulty
has to be dealt with in a practical way, per-
SIMS who n~rcc in The general view Of The
sons ,,ns.;a., -, n,aos,,a m,ss ~ oonln,.,
quesso' 1aAe oppos"s .'us' =, s 49,
6encFaiy speaAlnc Tue tenure " 1aHu III Are-
land Is that Of yearly tenancy, but, Of
So,r ~ ireland ,rh;c1, i. almost entirely dr..
,.aa... 49,, .r;.,,,.,,r, .ho ,,nt,,ro ~ Va m.
penoeIt W as44. .ui'"'e' ". 1n."1e - ~
cuFatlon VIII 10 great eAtent ueeiae
whether the population Is prosperous or the
contrary, The two clements that arc
hro,,cl,t tocc,fer are those Of the lapd-fbc
o'ousnI .as."s, ..,,s",. ~ e. . r,.. -. 10y
lnsIsutue"e w nten Aa" 4'''u
labor, by which thai ahsasnmcnt Is 10 DC mace
subservient to his use and civilization. The
rirht of propcrtr in land once admitted.
T. of co,,rsa nooora th,, nroncrtv IN
~ .o"s~, -, ~
Tue Fa'n auu lAe sunsniue, auo ~
power over what wa cali groWth-ln 1aet.
property In land carries with it great deal
| more than is meant by the expression. 1t Is
| q necessary consequence Of thus position that
| where one man holds the property Of the
soil (and therefore Of all the natural ele-
n,cnts that constitute growth) and deals
with another man, who holds not the prop
crty, but tho siss oi.thc land, that the tortncr,
| in making contract with the latter, has a
decided advantage. The one man must nc
cert the tcrms Of Tue other Or leave the
country. <Auu uf.s 10 :" "uat Aas unppcue1l, Is
happening, and must continue to happen In
Ireland. 1t Is Il tallacy:, IN such position,
to appeal 70 the principles OF Tree trade.
, 1866-10-23
FROM FULTON COUNTY.

Ieou@tug Nfcettp1 ia General L1ppfncotts
u,sirsct-The Republicans NorkinI Like
Heuvers-ThG Copperhcnds Frightened
into Desperate Excrfi0ns-Spcech Of L1cu~
tenant Governor Hros+.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago 1Tibune.1
LEw1gTowH, Fulton County,
October 20th, 1866.
know you will be Interested to hear from Gen.
crAl Lippincott's District. In the carly part Of
the canvass the Cops were disposed 10 take the
world easy; bpt they have become thoroughly
frightened and are now working desperately, be-
Ing determined &c retain their power in all the
counties they can, and really fearing lest Law
Ross should get leave to remain at home. II
elected At all, OF which there really begins 70 be
som. doubt, his majority will be very greatly re-
duccd. General Lippincott is dong noble ser
wee. and In all discussions with his antagonist
nre m working iiEe hearers. This week we lave
had the aid q Lienseant Governor Boss.
lie spoke Wednesday night at Peters,
burg, with General Lippiucott, on
Thursday afternoon At Virginia, Cass County, and
on Friday evening At Havana, Mason County.
Will havc telling eject, npon the progress Of the
canvass. The meeting here this afternoon ot the
home Of Gencrnl Koss, will give hun az oppo:tl-
ni1y to judge what his nrighbors think Of him. hn
extra train brought down q largo crowd from Cam
ton, FarmiaGton, and other towns north Of y, Y,
masses were ont IN full force. Scores went away
from tho Court House unable to gain alulisso
For more than Two hours Governor Bross dealt
uut lis hardest blows at the Copperhcads. The
meeting was most successful one. the enthusiasm
at umse te,ng almost uneounasd. Captain bS5d,
with short but mos effective speech. Look out
for etirllng nens from this section OF the State.
, 1866-10-23

GurIbn1di and his ReItccncc-Nnvai
T1nttcr+Coilrt Martial IN Try Admiral /
I'cr~ano-Tllc Palermo lnsurrcctIon-
The Converts nj the Bottom Of tho |
uutbrcak-aIattcr. III Vcnetia-Whnt
vet,etfn <,oxs 1taly-Cholera Ut Naples
The new Roman Legion.
IFrom Our Own corscspondent.l
MILAN, Octobrr J, 1sG6.
Gurihaldi Inns returned to his Island her
mita.e with reputation and prestige much
cul,auecd by the war. 1t has been fashtona-
bic to deny that he possesses any political
prudence, hut The admirable cooluess Of his
behavior eiucc the contest began, have won
him golden opinions. lie always did speak
with remarkable brcvity, but he hes almost
ceased to speak at NIL, and sometimes won
der whether he has not taken alesson from
General Graut, whom le much admircs.
That doggcd persistence, which Italians SO
much adu.ire in Anglo.SaNons, long ago won
the Tlermit's heart, and he sighed for :omc
opportunity to show that with occasion the
Italian character could develop similar
power Of resistance to adverse fortune It is
fashionable abroad to represent that Carl
ha!di's rolitical prudence is new growth,
that llc has greatly changed from the tiari-
know well that he always stood where he
stands ta.day. He has always urged
his friends to sacrifice political pref
ctenccs to the national. cause, aud he
has surely sacrificed his own. If lie
rrises he has always waited for the call Nf
ilie highest parsonage In the faud. This WIS
| the case with the expedition Of Aspromontc,
| which French diplomacy ruined ne has, in
his proclamation to the people Of Bresesa,
sast campaisn. From Florence, orders
came every day: BIZ all means cover Bres-
| cia ~ He was really charged with line VI
defence which required constant attention
aud forbade his risking anything in rush
through the mountains. Such a campaign
could not be brilliant, but It vas every way
rRRsASo's TRIAL.
The AfFonlatore Is still in the mud Of An
cons harl,or and the prospect OF savtng her
be convened as high court Of Justice to try
Admiral PcEsano, who is q Senator, aud there
| tutc, Il Is ruled, cannot be tried by court mar
tial. There Is much dissatisfaction thcreat
from beliefthat the Scnatcwill treat the mat
Ter with lcpity. think most people are as
| cans are or were to swing Jctf. Davis from
"a sour apple tree.a The Senate has about
twenty statesmen Ia It, The rest are cleva
ted political nubodies. Not half the mem
bers are ever in their seats. and 1t Is safe to
say that If they were there a iul1 third woule
not know how to make motion or to yot'
on nnv bill whatever. In Italy extreme
meet. "Neither orr mobiles nor our mob ca.
| rcaG," said u bitter satlrlst to nc one day
| aud he was So far right about the Ignorance
Of The nobility lint II is true that the ra
jurity know little besides gaming, womc
! and are Mdrias, Such body as our Scnat
| is about as competent to try Pcrsauo rs til
, Gcnocsc mob Which wanted to Ian. him
rms PALERMO 1SsrnREc1roS.
The trpors made short work with the Fl
, 1866-10-23
Association Of School Supertntenlents.
CESTnAL1A. Marion County. ILL.,,
Tuesday. October 16. 1865.
AEEITi l.. REplRT.

e... saa;a!;et utaa;!na hLt9Sa, r,,., c,,o.,r.
,onNe,fs ,.,ot ~ tMo n,c1ocE - m II he
si'S Wntho,!ist tH1 Fnisconsi chnrch Hon Newman
mn...,,,..- 11,o.;,tt,,5nnt ~ pnS,l;c 1uSt r,,c.
natemc tIau m s9nGrntcnoenE OF fn'''e ''s'r"c-
, Inc meeting was openeu Satn Rasef "
" asn ,t.,aa,, Conn+,.
VI wv Tl,o1ooa uvnos sr,cr,n,cnacn, of
ounu I evuIty, M"s atpo1nt1S" ~ Sce sn3;a.;o,,
inc Ina1rsnah nouteseeu uie assos.at1bu ~
upon ine 0eStn ~, " sne 1;si..aD. I!'u thse
IN Ma,'d Whit hc ans soct mr.inr H. u inort.
on!eets eupttu ~ souS -, ,. .nS 10y -,
tEeir atsaiAt11cnts, uno tnc .gsoaI.c ~ !.Set
o. popa'af saasasaon, ln @ sssA 4 ee'esA'nso'
A despatch vas read from snpettntendent en-
1eoson nues Of bis IL sbsenee @ % sieEness ID bis family
paper o. thG sa5)ee!t, )!,;, 2. Codnty yaee;es deaep
CTS institutes, lneif utlAt@ anu Necessity,
and the best modes Of conducting them"
wos read r. George ". batchelder' superln-
from the following counties we're found to be
present, viz:
Adams, Bond, Champaign, Clay, CLARK,
Clinton, Douglas, Dufa.e, Fayette, Green,
Hancock, jackson, Jefferson, hankakee,
Lawrence. Lee, Marion, Massac, Mclean,
Monroe, Moultrie, Qgle, Perry, Piatt, Pike,
Island Saline Stark TaZeWall. Union, Will.
Wil1famsnn.
Artar tho roo,;,,o ~ " pa+cbo,aor,s
,o,,ar va s,,,;oct 1r6a 3iec,,sso, nts Wessra
TaEs!. the surJgc. "as ulscusseo ~ sMessLs.
Ni!k.ns, OF Mclean stevenson, OF Putnam )
Andrews, OF Union; Moore, Of Marion; Hig-
by, OF kankakCe; Scott, Of Massac; VIII
md Roots. Of Perry.
X. ,nn,tnr a nnrnr,5tf ~. of tnrnn @ros on
@ ~ n1'.on, 9,..ina =" =, Wo,sn az
Eoluteu " tEsytu.luas' su,siae.H5 - us;sls'
Gest. OF hock islana; 1-eais OF eAanlpalsu.
and Scott, OF Nassac.
paper vas read by James a: hcpncdv,
oncstions ITO what extent should tie higher
branches be taught In Common schools:a
Inc 9uestlon was oisGHsseu ~ tue Snalt
man, Acssfs' ROOFS, OF feffy, ana AnulcWs,
Of Inion> when the paper Was referred to the
Committee On Resolutions.
4 paper was read by EdTard L. Wells.
snneriutcnfent Of 0o1e County. on aThe
Fynn,inotinn n Tea chers-the hest modes Of
, 1866-10-23

strife. u lIirh will continue to grow more ex-
citing as the day for final solution ap--
r.csc,:cs. TIE hoard adjourned to future
dlv,
, 1866-10-23

soLn1rns' ORPHANS AND N1Dows' HONE
!, OF THE SoRTnwEsr.-Dr- Joseph T. Smith,
a, one Of the trustees of this charity, which is
= about being established In st. Joseph, Mis-
souri, is now on visit to our city, looking
after its interests. We take pleasure In COM
J., mcnding this noble enterprise to The cousid-
eratlon OF our citizens, We are sure that n
, 1866-10-23

The deaths frnm yellow fever In New Or
leans average i've 10 eight per day, which Is u
gradual increase.
, 1866-10-23


pursuit Of art and science, than to believe In
her superior capacity to govern. Her career
in government has resulted some what disas-
tronsly to the men who were the most cher.
iehcd subjects or her protcction-thc s1ave.
holders. But In the other line sl,c has mada
no great failure. and the world vii, ann1aud
her the moment Athens Il emploted
ASSASSINATION JUSTIFIED,
ctr,st;a, poso,,us oe Nav ox,a.,z
,,cnt1o,na1 ~ a-a.. 1..n1 o,r,a.ss.ss 80 -
6.aa,,o.s.,s sa,'sa ...te S-.esae.I auu
.ns n,.,; 4 ~, ,rad,,1ra,s,. ,.a.sss1 "s s.Ju
80, 49,. s, ~reo"A. aau
aa.'',a.st 49, s,,;sas, u ,.s a., y. ~ .Aas-
rsNo .... ~ ~ ~ .aA. A" - .us Ao"oiao'c
P t.a.,', es;aa,s T., ~, nau.;e, ~ -, as.o"s ."
49,. 1,.aae - 49, 49, P1 .s.. ~. uess' vs.
t1's 1T,,a.. ~ .,1 ~ .a' ~, ~
49, ~. ~ a,1 a'1,, 1,s",a "ao ".a 'saa "..n 't!fes
,,hI,a ~ ae.us nae Jast ,asen ~
puu's ss,'ns ~ ~" o.lEa.s esiiea anu co"-
e, :, u'or ~ pu.posee! "hise" Asn'n;s AaSoe
-.oa'os ala n'e eauE VI ma'aeiius p.'l'es.s'e"'
w.. ."o"As ouun! W ivy Heins
"toA n.en, aau uiaponostnS 'nc iue'no's "
ae,ua: ene ueao lne es'ens'o1c occasion lor % .n's
su.uei4nEt "ae tne ie.tei u ooteEuot el's
H'es ol Union men are NOT safe IN LOUISIANA,
ufseo an increase oi Lae military iofce, ana
denounced Inc reconstruction policy OF Prcs-
ident johnson. Certain citizens OF tue Cres-
cent City, deemed It necessary to take some
measures to contradict the statements OF tue
Governor, and for that purpose called
meeting. which was held in the
Olympic Theatre last Tuesday even
ins-the very night on which the
telcgrapllic wires carried throughout the land
the news Of the great Republican triumph In
four States of the Union. Mr. Rosclius signed
The call for the meeting, and, judging from
the report Of Its proceedings, wns leading
spirit In its deliberations. Alter the organl-
zation, he moved the appointment Of COM
mittce to prepare IN address to the people of
tho United States, and was himself made a
member Of that committee. He did not act,
however, as the audience insisted on bearing
l''n, and he made speech, which, the re-
port says, was ''full Of fire and argument.
VIC are told that "hc showed how secure
we're Northern life aud Northern property
there" and denied that any mans life was
unsafe because OF lis unionism.' In support
Of this nc mentioned tue names ofthree men.
al OF whom We believe. are conspicuous
iehfs II lhe copper Johnson party, ana not
one OF whom has acted with the Republicans
since 1a4. One of the examples he cited was
General Benton, a renegade Republican Of
Indiana, who holds fat Office under \. j.,
and expresses readiness to fight against
Congress. ifan attempt is made to impeach
the President. Why the life of such man
should not be safe in. the worst rebel commu-
nifty, It Is dillicnlt to sec. General Heron was
also named as living example OF rebel tol-
ersrce . hrt +he +, nt 1ros MT Ynon.ion.J that
, 1866-10-23
EUROPE
Our Italian Letter.

GarIbuldi and his Retfcencc-Nnyai
Mntter--Conrt Martial IN Try Admiral
pcr~ano-Tllc Palermo lnsurrcct!on-
The Converts nj ttac Bottom OF The
Outbrcak-1lattrr1 III Vcnctta-Nhnt
venettn Cost 1taly-Cholera Ut Naples
Tho new Roman Legion.
The national Republican., 1866-10-25
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED srArRs PATENT orrIcH

WASHINGTON, AUGUST 10, 1856
On the petition Of Erasmus A. Pond Of Rutland, Yer.
mont praying for the ex ns'on Of patent granted to
him the fh day Of December 1851 for improvement
In Pill Making Machines for years from the exp
ration Of SAID patent which takes place the 7th day
Of December, 1856
is ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 18th day Of November
next ut l2 o'clock and all persons noiHed to
appear and show cause any they have, why said petit
tion ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required to die In
the Patent 0ce their Objections specially set for In
writing At least tioev days before the day Of hearing
all testimony nled by either party to be used at the
said hearing must be taken and transmitted In accord
with the rules Of the ofee which will be fur
uished on application
Depostions and other papers, relied upon As tesi-
mony, be hled In the Office tosnty days before the
day Of hearing; the arguments II any within ten days
after nling the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
REPUBLICAN aud the National Intsliigencer Washing
ton, D. c., aud In the Herald, .utland, Vermont,
once week for three sueceiv weeks the hrst Of said
publications to be at least sixty days previous to the
dsy Of hearing THOMAS HARLA>D,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
r s.-Edtors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent ofee with paper
contAinin this notice. aulS-law5w
The national Republican., 1866-10-25
TTNION PAPER COLLAR COMPANY.
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK.
OFFICE, ITO BROADWAY, new YonK-BRAscH OFFICE,
90 WARRINGTON srRBsT, BosroE.
THE UNION PAPER COLLAR COMPANY,

Organized under the laws Of the State Of New York,
with . capital Of eS,0oo.00 having purchased the
patents Of Walter Hunt, WIN. Lockwood, y. 9 Gray,
and A. A. Evans, with other patents controlling the
manufacture Of Paper Coll r cuffs. and Bosoms, has
granted Licenses 70 the following manufacturer viz
w. g. D. LOCKWOOD. Philadelphia.
REVERSIBLE COLLAR COMPANY, Boston. March
,. Z. aiWisf o. Boston.
GEORGE LAMB, tstar Collsr,) Boston.
BOSTON PkPis COLLAR MANUFACTURING CON.
RAY VA = fR%LoR, GiS Springfield.
NEW ENGLAND MODEL COLLAR COMPANY, Boston
TROY NATIONAL PAPER CoLLAR COMPANY. Troy,
soRwicH PAPER COLLAR COMPANY, Norwich, Ct
AMERICAN MAGHIEE COMPANY, ,Newburyport, Mass
RICE BR0THRRs Boston
GOLDSMITH, HOFFMAN, CO., Asy Yors
NoEPAkslL PAPER COLLAR COMPANY Spring
NEW YORK lNAMELED PAPER COLLAR COMPANY
New York. = RAwdon, Myers, Agent. -,
THE CON REss COLLAh COMPANY, Chicago, Ill
wAsHINaToN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Troy
All packages Of goods manufactured BY the above
named Licensees will hereafter be marked, "Lcenset
By the Union Paper Collar Company,
The manufacture and sale OF Collars, Guns, ane
Bosoms In violation Of these patents, will be vigorously
lar can BE- made except Under one or more Of said
patents In Infringement Of the same, dealers are %
psstAy cautioned against purchasing or selling any
such Collars Cufs Bosoms, except OF the manufac
uIe Of the above Licensees, A they II be held
| JAMBsA WOODBURY., President.
| SOLOMON 8. GRAr, Treasurer.
| II l-solw&lAw3w
The national Republican., 1866-10-25
OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrsD SrArss PAr.sr ol,Ion,


On the petition OF Warren ". butcher, Of Milford,
Mass and Sarah Dutshsr admnstratrix Of the estate
Of Rhu Dutehsr Of Waufssha, Wisconsin, prayn for
the extension Of patent granted to the said W.
Duteher and Ehu Dutcher, the 18th day Of Dscem-
ber 1884, for improy yemsnt in Temples for Looms,
for years from the expiration OF said patent,
which takes place the 2sth day o. Dsesmber 1885,
10 ordered that the said petition be heard A the
Patent once, on MONDAY, the 10th dsyo' December
next At 10 clock, n and s persons are notified 10
sppeAr and show cause II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required die In
the Patent Once their objections specially set forth In
writing a. least tosny days before the day o. hearing
all testimony hlsd by either party, to DO used the
said hearing must be taken snd transmitted 10 accord
snes with the rules Of the once, which will bs fur
pishsd on application "
Deposition and other papers relied upon a. tsst'
mony must be aed In the once tosnfy d.ys before the
day Of hearing the Arsumsn, any within ten days
Ordered also that this notice be publishsd in the Rs
PUBLICAN and the Tntsl0enesr washington, D. O., and
In the Journal, Boston. MAssaehu.etts once Z week
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Of hearing. r Q. THkAkkR,
Commissioner Of Patents.
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and send their bills to the Patent oaes With paper
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