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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-01
Original Attachment. No $50

Daniel Hunt,
IS
Vim c Lyon.
r appearing from the affidavit fled in this cause
I that me d.endsnt Justly Indebted TO pls ntif
ly not5 principal and interest 10 the sum a forty,
uiaA dolsrs aud feveay-fye cents, and that SAID
Vim. q. Lyon 10 abs on or is out OF the urisdic
d. ioI q SIC court % hat the ordinary process o
lsW cannot he e-vei pom him:
10 d., therefore Ordered that publication bt
maze toe ioEr -iiec- ve Teees, in the Nsshv liz
CORN acsw-papar DtO shed in Nashville, Ten
Il.sese, rot f,lsg thee q an. c. Lyon to appear
b fore Ma 3 Win 10y a Ipstice OF the Peace n
the IS IA owl Dis lei Il Smith county, Tepnss ee
% The 10th oYemner, sec, then aud there to de.
END tie ard action OF At schment as the law d
rects, OF tie ssms will be taken as confessed and
set + hearing ex parie a. to him,
This, the l5th Of May, sec.
VIM. B. WHITLEY,
ie1-W4te J P. for Smith County.
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The rear car of an eastward bound
train on the Prairie Du CHEN railroad
was thrown from the track, near Bridge
port station, Wis, or Saturday. Sew
eral persons were injured, but none Sc
rio1sly
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In a letter to the Congress of the
United States, Gov Patton, of Alabama,
says there are in that State "fully TWEEN
~ thousand widows and sixty thou
sand orphans, three-fourths of whom
are utterly destitute, and dependent
upon the cold charities Of the world
for support He adds, "this is more
than one-tenth of the white population
of the State before the wal" This is
a sad, very sad picture; enough to melt
a heart of stone. How does it affect
those who s0ould rush the State into
war the most causeless of any known
to history ? We doubt not they re-
proach themselves, in their serious, re
Elective moods, bitterly.
1t would be inhuman did they not
do So And in such deplorably sad
pictures as the above, and the painful
self-reproaches they produce, we have
insurmountable barriers to another
attempt TO set up an independent gov
eminent within the jurisdiction of the
United States. Seas of blood, untold
anguish, sufferings which our happy
and prosperous people were not pre-
pared to endure, forbid any resort TO
arms again TO redress wrongs or to
maintain rights assailed. Experience
is a stern teacher. but those who are
taught in its schools seldom or never
forget it's lessons
Notwithstanding the want and desti-
tuition in Alabama, the cries for help
which come up from her hungry and
starving people, the Government Of the
United States has realized, from the
internal revenue tax, in the State since
the war, more than four millions Of dollars
How oppressive must this heavy bur
den have been upon the few who had
some resources left themi
In view Of these things Gov. Patton
asks Congress to postpone the couec
ton Of the direct tax allotted to Ala,
bama, amounting to FIVE hundred and
twenty-nine thousand, three hundred
and thirteen dollars. The State offers
10 provide for the payment of the tax
by the sale Of her bonds, whenever this
can be done. Kept out of Congress
and the future uncertain, her bonds
are st present unsaleable.
The request Of GOV. Patton is rea-
sonable The State should be INDUCED;
and we hope that Congress viii instruct
Mr.. McCullooh to give her ample time.
81 I d - 80 A. r.
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To the Stockholders Of the N. 4
n. w. e. z. Go,

NASHVILLE, May 80
IN pursuance Of resolution of the Board of Dr.
4 rectors Of the Nashville and NorihW estern Rsil-
70 I'd Compsny, passed May II 1866, the Stock
holders Will please take notice that they re-
quired to meet in Nashville on the first Monday in
July nex being the I'd day Of the month. The
meeting will convene ct the Office of the Nashville
and chattanooga Railroad. A full attendance is re-
quesled. JOHN D. EWING,
iel-lm Secretsry aud Treasurer.
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In regard to the rejection of his
nominations of Police Commissioners
for Nashville, Gov BrownlOw says, in
the Knoxville Wing ave have no
complaints 70 make. and we have no
other names 10 offer"
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= = = NHlN3AAN
For Leasing Ike Convict Labor OF the stnte
PeAftentiAFy Of Tenn

FOR Leasing Ike C0nFlct LABOR OF tno btnte
PeAitentiAFy Of Tenn
CEALED PRO POSALS VIII be received BY the
- undsrs gBed for leasing t1e convict LABOR Of the
state Fententary Of Tennessee, tl the 2Sth day Of
June proximo, for the period Of four years from
said date, with the preferefce in favor Of the
Lessee for an additional four years over other BID
ders for proposals at tbs end Of he first four
years-Other things being equal. The Lessee VIII
be authorized TO occupy and take charge Of the
Shops and WorkhCuse IN said feniteutiarY; to put
up such mach merry he may desire, and shall
have the privilege Of buying, at such prices ss may
be agreed upon, all the tools, fixtures and materials
on and, bosh finished and unfnis he'd. Said Lessee
sha also be bound 10 hire ali the able convcts on
hand, OF that msy hereaf er come into said Peni-
Tertiary during his term Oflease, excep ing such
may be necessary to keep up the establishment
Said Lessee snail treat those hired with humanity
and kindness, conforming to such rules bylaw and
regulations as may be established by the directors,
and work them not exceeding ten hours per day
For each convIct thus employed the Lessee shall
pay into The State Treasury the price per day Dd,
sad payment to be made quarterly he shall also
give bSnd with approved security 10 the sum Of
ETY. thousand dol ars, payable to the State OF Ten
nessee, for the faithful performance Of the under
taking hereby imposed. 2 he convcts will be pro-
yisiOned and clothed by the State Of Tennessee.
The present mum er Of cOuVcts-tWO hundred and
t8enty-Which number viii probably be very large
ly increased at an early date. An COMMUNICATE ms
msy be semi T. the Directors, at either the City HO
Tel or at the Penitentiary.
SAML r HARE
B SHANKLAND,
WMlLLs.
Directors Of State Penitendsry, Tennessee.
NQehVifip. Tenn. NAV Is. 1866 Ina
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TcTmeTIy n I0mUeIl-I F0TI8T y -"0-I--''
Hotel. House
RsTFNB ~ ~ ~ E7EV.aW
East Side Public Square,
Nashville, Tennessee.
HARE & ROBERTS, Proprielon

HAVING leased this " 90 Er1rs Has.. .ra
II term Of years. ADD having .l.rHg-..r -.. ...
and reiITulshfd It u sfr bow sHa.iaI Poi
m0dats the tra7e ing p1u.ia .l 81 gJ1i -tl.r ...
other nOuse pa Che country tras I11E aHal ...
that Nashville wts grfa.iy .n need Hf r.H. ....H
ami having The most central sHI isrE--- .1.-.
The city, We are de erul..la.l .g lrlse Do -.."..
none- Our charges uil nl al tmes ls ls Do
can p0ssIhiT b. suurded.
-r,1~rf - utun a r.r.arra
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The number of clerks in the Treasu-
ry Department is 20O5-of these, 1866
are males, and 439 femalea 547 have
served in the army. Tennessee has
II males and 6 females
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Wanted

A GENIS wanted la every t1a1 aui Dol
~ hood, f5r -fIHE 6REfr lab H-ltr..
new article In great demand, u.rl t-I @.
lanuiy. Secured By patent art TarF ss...
Agants, male and isuaie, are ula-a s. OBJ 81. IT.
day with acsp.tsI oi g. Ell So. Any Herou rs,
litte spare tune, u.l ana 90 pleasant all
able. send = slampa i1r cTCu.ars ar1 l--.r1 '-
ags. Addrees e WAfEELLr
maya-5mf Box fIsl CEclgo, l-s
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The Washington Chronicle Endorses
the Philadelphia Press, anu the Phila-
delphia Prees Endorses the Washington
Chronicle Both duck" swim In the
same uddle-Boston Post.
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given US by the press of this
city, we know of none which we deem
as coming with so much heartfelt sin
cerity, as the following from the Nash
vels Daily Union
DAT a period like the present, when our
city is filed to OVERLOOKING with a transient
population, and diseases prevail to an ex-
tent hitherto undreamt Of, it is proper that
the means of cure should be Of ready ac-
cess, and that those Immediately interested
should have information which will lead
them to avail themselves Of competent
Medical advice. Men who have been edu-
Gated in the best schools of the profession
Of Medicine, and been successful in a prac-
tice Of many years, are surely worthy Of
confidence; if they have givea their atteu-
ton exclusively to one branch Of the pro-
fessiOn, aud made themselves masters Of ID,
they have still more right to expect sup
port, more particularly If they have afford
ed proof Of their ability to cure. To this
latter class belongs DR.. L. i. COLEMAN,
who, in his speciality, has been benaactor
to the afflicted, and may ever be relied on
as safe and sure physician"
We respectfully inform our friends
that we may still be found at our Office,
relieving those afflicted with
Chronic
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Meeting in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
90 Com. Rogers.
When the news of the bombardment
Of Valparaiso reached England, meet
ing of merchants was held at Liver
pool. Resolutions were adopted con-
demning the course Of the British Adj
miral and Minister. The following,
complimentary to Commodore Rogers,
was adopted unanimously:
That this meeting cannot separate with
out expressing their gratitude 10 CommO-
dore Rogers, of the United States Navy, for
his determined and unwearied ex rtious to
avert the bombsrdment Of Valparaiso; and
also for his auxous desire 10 effect peace
full solution Of the difficulties between spain
and Chill, to whom he suggested a compio-
mise which reflects the highest credit upon
his judgment and segacity; sud lastly
when that failed, for his generous offer OF
opposing force TO prevent the bombardment
Of the town, if the support of the British
Admiral could be secured.
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Memphis is making handsome con-
tributions for the relief of the desti-
tute in Alabama.
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GOVERNMENT SALES
IO,0O0 PtuUd, Of Black Tea
for Sale.
OFuCE SUPERVISING COMMIssARY. l
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TESNEssEF.
RAsHgILRE, 1KNS., May %, 1856.

INasIIFIIa-i l1Afsi NY = $50. j
CEALED PROPOSALS Gn duplicated for the pur-
- ehaEe Of Black Tea VIII be received until Sat
urday, June Is 6, at l2 o'clock N.
The Tea il sold beeause not required for issuing;
is in oIigiual paeksges Che packages are not IN
good ORDER, and can be examined 81 any time du-
ring business hours prior to the 9th inst.
No proposal for less than 500 pounds viii be con-
sidered Bidders required to be present az the
openfrg the bids Terms each in Government
funds and a deposit OF % per cent. required from
The successful BIDDER soon the bid Is awarded.
The Tes viii be re-Welghed and tared at the orig
iral marks.
Proposals TO be endorsed Proposals for for
nishiBg Tea" and addressed to the undesgned.
NJ P SMALL.
ray23-td BEt Col ana CS.
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ICE! ZOE!
DOCTOR OARoW's
.GHALERASPElI

NOV that We snlie pate CHOLERA in our midst
n lthehoovss Us 81 % secure, and keep on hand,
some knoWB and eifsciual remedy for any emer-
gercy. and tins We ma IN Dr.. OAROW'S sPECI-
FlC wh en- be prescribed and used with such I'M
loun1ed success. tscsrceiy ever losing a easel
When tris scnurge Y sted Nashville, some years
past DT. CaroE vas ore 81 our mot eminent and
successful physicians, and when his old friends
lesrn tins remedy ean b. had, thousacds who have
tested s virtues N not sIl % rare q on hand IL
Is no Patent Medicine, uus q compound from the
Prescription Of ihss Distinguished Prsctitioner.
There can likewise be no better remedy for ChOis
ra-morbus, DiaTrhosa aud Dysentsry.
Fer sals cniy BY
4. P. JENKINS 3 CO., Druggists.
msy5-H & Market street, opp. Union.
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For Sale.

4 GOOD Brick Dwelling containing seven roons
"A bssides Kitchen, Servant rooms, Store
rooms, etc s.tusted in pleasant snd healthy part
Of the city, and convenient 10 The business cart
thereof The residence has been recsI tly painted
aad papered.
Apply to T r CHILDRESS, Trustee,
mayZ2-6 At office Is15 Cedar Street
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The Knoxville Wing denies that the
radicals have organized secret Leagues
in East Tennessee.
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The shock Of an earthquake was felt
at Dyersburg, Tenn, on the 18th ult
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Z. S. MsrshaI'S Sale Of Steam
boat {" Try U.s."

DURsUANT to 8 decree pronounced BY the U s
DIstrict Court at Nashville, on The 18th day o.
Nav, 1865 fn the cause II vii IAN Hunter ana 9th
ere, IS the STEAMBOAT Try Us, &c, vii sell ct pub
lie auction at the unp-r wharf a. EashY e, on rat
urday, June ?, 1864, b7tWeen the hours Of 10 m
and IL N, the said steamboat Tn Us, her hosts,
apparel tables and furniture. Terms one-ha'fezsh,
balance ct G months credit; noe 20 be taken with
approved security, bearing interest from date.
Sud sale being made nndsr decree Of a Court Of
Admiralty, tbs boat vii be taken by the purchaser
olear ofsil liens. ER GLASCOCK,
Marshal ofthe y for the Middle Dist Of Tenn.
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4 IL persons having clans agar st the Peniten-
n tisiy, State Of Tennessee, will present them 70
the Directors, either at the office the City Hotel
or at the Penitentisry,
SAMUEL HARE,
B SHANKLAND,
w MILLS,
IL IA D.. IT, L.
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Hon. A. w. Smith, formerly Judge of
Upton county, died at Covington on
the Dist ult.
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Col J. B Lamb has returned to Fay.
etteville, Tenn, from trip 10 Wash
ington in behalf Of the railroad from
that place 10 Deckerd He thinks the
prospects are good for rebuilding the
road.
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an election Cor Attorney General was
held in Lineoln county on the oath
May. Mr. Clark received majority
Of the votes cast
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SECOND SALR Oh LOTS
OAKLAND PLACE
on TUESDAY, THE sra DAY OF JUNE.

on TUESDAY, THE 5TH DAY OF JUNE,
I'VE viii sell without reserve and positively, for
W one-fouTih cash, and for notes with security,
bearing interest and lien on the lsnd-said notes
payable N SIX, TIVE We, eighteen and twenty-four
months, those valuable lots, into which the Home
Tract Of ihe lac Edward TTabue is divided con-
tanning from three and halfto ten acres 10 all
80 lots and also the remainder interest in the
dover tract Of IS acres and % poles. These lots
are admirably situated between the Muureesboro
aud Stones River Turnpike, about "a miles from
The city The soil is very superior. On some Of
these lots there are fine, never-fallng spurgs aud
splendid building lots. Plats viii be exhibited on
the day Of sale.
Onnibuses will leave the terminus Of tbs South
Nashville Street. Rsiros1 nom 0 70 IL o'clock 3 m.
Refreshments viii be pro Ided.
+ r. GLAgCOCK,
AE TRABUE.
may25td Commissioners.
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FTIBI5 old established Gallery has lately been re-
modelled and fitted up IN magnificent style,
and every convenience has been studied for the
benefit Of the public It has only TO be seen 10 be
appreciated. lt is az on one floor, with nice To-
let Room for the Ladies, and trusts that his efforts
70 please will be appreciated BY his patrons We
are IN receipt Of a new lot OF Album =, Carte de
Niche Frames, new style, and, as heretofore, will
keep large lot Of Gilt and Rosewood Frames, suit
able for large Pictures, suchas
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a OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsrER,
lT1 nashville, TESN, May "a, 1865.
7 WILL offer for sale at public auction on Wednes-
4 day, the 18th OfJUne next, at the Northwestern
Grain Sheds in this city,
1900 Bushels Corn.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock N.
Terms cash in Cover ment funds.
By order Of A & Eddy, BYt LtCOl snd DEPOT Q M.
-ses q z B. Kirk,
msy25tiel2 Bvt Major snd Q. NJ.
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Eight Dollars from Nashville 90 Chat-
tauOOga and Return.

No better opportunity can ba afforded r..ra..
SEE kers % " eIr ICokugt Mountain luH ....
bat iehsld Of N s-I0l Ridge sud al .ssu..... ...
other his ORR pisces iu The y.srI.Y. lolra
Railroad Hnd Htcuuuost CawVIu uelF.rH .....
vile and Ciuci nsu have I.lraI Iu I..# sU...H ..
No pains w-i. bs -p9rei Isl ei.ler Comp .r .n
way or at C1at aT0ogl. that can. t.e ..H..
90 tnc comilr. or Uls...u re o. Gre ers.r .HH....
Tickets can ua procured af tle .eEr. H..H p
O. K. r. ID. poL, and e. q. ia EeHH'- o. a... ...
opposite st. Cloud uoteI M I....
6eue-Hi ouft 81. q @ EnI ~. e.. a. l.. BE-.
nayLI-fe5
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SALE OF
Government Property.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER, I
NASHVILLE, Tina. May nth, 1886.
L WILL offer for sale, at public auction, af the u
i S. Franklin Shops in Nashville. Tenn, com.
mencing on MONDAY, the 1lih day OF JuT e, 1856
and continue daily until 81 the property is disposed
o., q IargeIotof seruceable QusrteTmssters' Stores
snd all The Machinery at the o. S. Shops, consisting
1sSean Ensine, lOzls inch Cylinder.
+" sxi6 g "
Boiler, AZ inch dsmater, q feet long.
Iron Pianer, Is feet.
i e ss5ssF
4Upnght Pres Drills; Lathes, Engine Single
Head; 1 Lathe Engine, Double Head; 1 Lathe,
band, small. with Iron Shears; Iathe, hand, with
Wooden shears; Lathe, Pattern Makers; lemon
Machines; ! Bow Machine; I Spoke Machine;
Grind stone Machine; Jockey Stick Machine;
Mortemg Machine; Drilling Machine; ] Clamp
Maehins aMcGowsn'' Pump, AXIS inch Cy inder;
3 ''AIc6ORan'' Force lump; 81 PullCys bored snd
turned, nom 70 So inch; 10 feet Line shsfung COO
feet Leather Bel6ng; 26lO feet Rubber Betting sc,
TOOLS
This list includes al kinds Of Tools, only small
lot enumerated;
SO Hand saws; 50 lemon Saws; SIS Steel squares;
112 Try Squares; 552 Planes, assorted; si5 Augers,
assorted; As Braces; Hatehets, Hammers, Chisels,
Punches, 6auges, Drawing KniYes, Anyils, sledges,
&c, DC.
This list includes all kinds OF Material used by
the Government, such as Bolts, ali sizes; Screws all
sizes IA Is, cut and wrought, al sizes; klyets, all
sizes; Buckles, ali SIZE; hugs, all sizes.
l6 go lbs Sheet ron; 4i9 los Galvanized Iron;
622,osS lbs Iron, assOredi l9i lbs Hoop Iron;
Ash $50 fest luH bsT sssOFteT; S50lhs Pig Lead &C.
Horse Medicines of an kinds; Farriers Che, Is
and Instruments; Miscellaneous Articles, &C., sc
This property Is all surplus not required ~ the
Government, and is all IN good, seryicesbe eondi-
ton. Persons desiring informa ion respe ting TINS
property, vi receive It BY calling at my ofice, on
Cedar street, below he Capitol.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
Sale to commence st o'clock A. n Of each day.
BY order Of A. r. Ed Y,
BVt 1t. Col. and Depot Or. Mr..
4 b. KIRK,
naay1S-t i9 BVt. Major and A. q. NJ.
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Meeting in LiverpoOl---Compliment
90 Com. Rogers.
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From the Montgomery Mail
The Alabama Dead at Franklin.

We have been permitted by the Sec
rotary of the Society of Ladies for the
burial of the Alabama soldiers, TO pub
lish the following letter from Colonel
McGavock, of Franklin, Tennessee,
which will be found Of general interest
to our readers:
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We have inadvertently omitted TO
congratulate cur contemporary Of the
Banner on its recent improvements.
It's new suit is admirable IN all re-
spects and most pleasant to the eye.
We trust that our contemporaries sue
cess may contiube and that 4fortupes
may be made by All the Banner men.
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SAML r HARE,
n HsHH 40 ~
Nofica.

Directors Of State Penitendsry, Tennes
NashTii'e, Tenu., May 25, 1866 -lm
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UHIrED sTArEs PArESr OFrIoE,
WAsuiSsros, June 70; 1856

osths petition Of samuel HaIbert, Of osdsasburs,
rsv Ypvt praying for the extension Of patent grant
ed - hinon the ooh day Of ssptembsr 1888, ante
dated . epfsmber 90th, 1854 for improvement In
"Pionghs for years from the expiration Of said
patent which takes place the 10Th day Of September
u 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Pstsnt once MONDAY, the Sd day Of September
NEXT at - clock N end all persons NO lied to
appear and show cause, any they have, why said petit
hos ouxhtnq to be granted. ="
Per.oas opposing the extsnton required to Ale In
the Paisnt Once tbsf Questions, peeialy set for In
writing u least fDev days before the day Of hearing
all ts~iinony Sled by either party to be used at the
said hsariBg must be taken aud transmitted In accord
With the rules Of the Office, which will be fur.
nishsd on application. .... ...
u psposiess and other papers, rallied upon as iestI-
mony be hlsd In the on t0enfU before the
day of hearing the argumeAts any, within ten days
after alag the tastmOpy. -...r.... . .
ordered also, that this notice he Published In the
Rnr pnLIoAE and the Intsui0sncer, Washington, D. c.
and 10 the DAILY Journal OsdsOsburg, n. r., once
week for thres snscsssv weeks The fret OF said pub
hss ogs 70 hsa,sAs' sixty days Pr:sI9s. g the day
{ r.lrl b. ~ l..y.. Comuissioner Of Patents.
p. s-Eaiiors Of the above papers will please copy.
aud send their bills to the PAsspt once with paper
onts ning this notice. Je20-lAwSw