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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-21
lFrom the Philadelphia Union.l
Ohio on Negro Suffrage.

In the extreme Radical State of Ohio, the
proposition to confer the right of suffrage
upon the negroes has been voted down by
an overwhelming maj ajority, and it is fair to
presume that similar proposition would
be defeated in any of the Northern States,
Massachusetts, not excepted. The famous
Western Reserve" in Ohio, the old Alb
Olition section of that State, the home of
Giddings, one of the very first Abolitonists
sent to Congress, has repudiated the negro
suffrage doctrine. The professed friends of
the negro in that section have always con-
sidered universal suffrage proper for other
parts of the country. but, when called upon
to indorse it tor local use they decided
against it.
This illustrates the utter hypocrisy of
the negro suffrage advocates. So long as
the subject is not brought home to them,
they deem it perfectly right to accord the
right of suffrage to the negroes, but the
moment they are asked to give that right
to the few negroes in their midst, they re-
pudiate their own doctrine and refuse their
"colored brother" the right to vote. They
deem it all right to force negro suffrage
upon the South. where there are far more
blacks than in the North, and where they
have just emerged from slavery, with all
the ignorance alleged to pertain to that
condition; but when asked to be consistent
and to grant the right of voting to the few
and more intelligent negroes in their own
State and neighborhood, these high pro.
Tossing philanthropists virtually repudiate
all they have said in the past and vote
down negro suffrage.
The result in Ohio ought to convince the
negroes that their professed friends are
insincere and unreliable. Only year ago
the Radicals carried that State by over
forty thousand majority. This year Ohio
repudiates negro suffrage by, perhaps,
over twenty thousand Majority.
When, next winter, Radical members of
Congress from Ohio clamor for the right of
negroes to vote i'm the States of the South,
Mr.. Fred. Douglass and other leading COL
ored men of the North ought to write them
letters asking why Ohio refuses to take the
medicine she prescribes for other States.
We are perfectly convinced that nothing
short OF Congressional action, after the
manner proposed in the Sumner Wilson
bill, can now bring about negro suffrage in
any of the free States, and we very much
fear that the result of the late elections
and of those to occur next month, will
prevent Congress from executing its
benevolent purpose of compelling the
Northern States to swallow Sambo, nolens
oolens. 1t is possible that the evident
wrath of the people will drive that patriot
ic body to the adoption of a desperate
course, but we deem it more probable that
the result of the elections will bring Con-
gress to its senses, and prevent the mem
bers from making further attempts to force
negro suffrage upon the States.
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MAvERlY SAW Mill,
to '.a planning MILL AND. y. aa3s 2
IT "a ACToR Rx /.
TOOPS, NESMITH & Co,

H b al H| t.er.H % - 90
T00PS, NESMITH & co., q !.
HAVE JUST COMPLETED THEIR
II fine Planning Mill and Sash and Door Factory,
and fitted it with the latest and most approved ma
chnery and are ready to fill orders for anything
In the line the shortest notice. and in the most
satisfactory manner. and on terms to defy competi-
ton. -'''ll' q" ''' ~ ~
aiiSf - -. t-lt0ii I---- 'T-IrsU "u ,Il 3
30 LUMBER, LUMBER.
The establishment is situated in the heart of the
best tmbered portion of the State, and orders for
Lumber of all kinds and sizes will be prom pity filed
at low prices. The cheap transportation by canal,
and the easy access TO timber will enable us to fur
nlsh Lumber at as low. if not lower prices than any
competing establi> hment Our Oak and Poplar
Lumber is of the most superior quality. -. 80
% Il aij1 ROAF LUMBER, ao-.fuI.
or any reasonable length and of every description
furnished upon shorf notice. ~ .l.t-s .i- -fTff
We have large lot of superior Black W Wanut for
nut Oak. : 10y = ~ H.'H- on'S'-
Flooring. dressed or undressedi and well seasoned
on hand and for salelow. cir -zItstT-- Il ~.
Sash, Door frames. Doors and Blinds, nanufac
tured to nrder of Pine and Poplar. l.,. % = IT
Orders promptly filed for Mouidings, Scroll Work
and 7 Irning. A large lot of LOCUST Pos rs for
sale. will be hewed turned to order: also. Locust
Wagon and Buggy Hubs turned to pattern.
The company are confident that any persons de-
string of the above articles will find it to their
elsewhere. .rf.lI iaif- p fii -is .d1 lad lVuf1
Having one of the very best and largest establish
ments in the State, with the facilities of CHEAP
power and the best machinery. and being located al
other material. they are enabled to ii bills lower
than any ether establishment, Address . %,
l-z'1'' TOOPS. NESMITH 4 CO.,
Jy2swSm-rIr.H sli.ouo- Waveriy. Ohio
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-21

WHEN Artemus Ward was in Virginia
City, Nevada. the hardy pioneers forced
gratuitous whisky on him every three min
utes during his stay. When he came to oo
away, they surrounded the coach and
cheered him. He mounted the vehicle AND
said, "Good bye. Take care of yourselves
was meyer in place in my life where
was treated as well as 1 have been here
nor, 1 may add, so often" y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-21
Times of Holding Courts in the
Fifth Judicial District of Ohio,
for the Year 1868.
THE STATE OF ONO,
FRANKLIN g OUNTY,

THE STATE OF ONO, .r .- .-..
FRANKLIN oUNTY, ! -
T. =. SHEPARD, CLERK OF THE
County and State aforesaid do hereby certify that
the following order is truly taken and correctly
copied from the journal of said Court, to-wit:
'In pursuance of the statute in such cases made
and provided, the Judges of the Court of Common
Ohio. do hereby order that the District Court and
Courts of Common Pleas for the year, 1863 shall
commence in the veral counties in said District
DISTRICT COURTs.
Madison, Mays .......... -...... ... ..
franklin. Mayo.
Pickaway, May IL, .... .. F.. .s
Fayette, Nav Is.
Ross, September. " t.-s ... ..a b.
Highland, September 4,
Adams, September 5. -. ..rra
Brown, September 10,
Clermont September IS. .r.rHs.r...
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
First Subdivision.
Adams. February IS. May 2s. September 20,
Brown, February 4. June 80, November 8.
Clermont, March 10. June 9, OctoberH.
Second Subdivision, ...
Highland. January II. May 10. October "a.
Ross. February 4, June q October ~,
Fayette, March 3. June %. September %.
Third Subdivision. ..t .....
Madison, February 3, May 1s. October IA.
PIckaway, February IL, May 26, October 81.
Franklin. March 9, June Is. November 16.
And it is further ordered that this order be pub
Nshed four cOnsec utive weeks
Done this 4th day of October, A. D. 1857.
..H ALFRED s. DIGKEY,
i. kASHBURN, .-....
JOHN l.. GREEN,
Judges.
To the Clerk cf the Court of Common Pleas of
of Franklin County. Ohio. -''-
In testimony whereof have hereunto subscribed
my name and affixed the seal of said
IL, 81 Court. at Colu Nbus. this 9th day of Oc-
tober, A. ID. 1867. .aTL 81 ulisi-
T. S. SHEPARD, 20
Clerk Court Com. Pleas Franklin Co.
oct11-w4w-r 1900, .17-IJ - -. .
DASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT
a Britain and Ireland, by Steamship and Sail
ing Packet, at reduced rates. TAPSCoTT BROS.
CO., S6 South street, and % Broadway, New
York, continue to issue Passage Tickets. available
for twelve months, from London. Liverpool, or
Queenstown, and Drafts, payable on demand, for
any amount, from FL and upwards. t"
BAILEY TH0MPSO CO., Agests,
mchl4-wiy Bankers. Columbus
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-21

A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY-ONLY
IA Twenty Dollars. The Star shuttle
Sewing Machine-an entirely new invention
unlike any other Sewing Machine in the world.
Patented 1857. 1t uses TWO TIRE ADS, and maye. a
STITCH ON BOTH SIDES THAT WILL NOT RIP OR I'm.
RAvEL. 1t combines simplicity, durability and
beauty 1t is as large as other first class Machines
child can learn to work it. 1t v i'll do every ya
riety of family sewing and tailoring. It will sew
from the finest gspze to leather. In order to in
troduce the Star shuttle Sewing Machine into ev-
plete with one shuttle. extra bobbins, fa set of
needles, oil can. screw-driver, directions &c 60
at the unprecedented price of only TWENTY mol,
LARS, on receipt of which we will box Gree of ex-
pense) and ship to any address. = = = -
W. G. WILSON d CO., Manufacturers
Office and Salesroom, lsK Public Square,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Persons who order Machines and fiud that t6ey AZ
otherwise than represented. can return them and
get their money back. Agents wanted. -
sepl2 w6m .-.N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-21
10 Paving Notice.

To all soAons 1t may Concern:
-rof..n CITY CLERKS OFFICE.l
CoLUhBUs, o.. sept. g. 1857.
Notice is hereby given, that proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council of Columbus for
making the following improvements. to- wit:
For graveling the roadway of Fair alley from
Fourth slley to Fifth alley. lF-F -
Also for constructing Flag Stone crossing across
Seventh street on the south side of Friend street.
Also to establ the grade on Germania street.
from High street TO the City Park.
Also 70 establish the north line of the City Park
in accordance with the proposition of q. +. Jaeger
Esq. and acce 5ted by the City Council. 81 sf73
The ssme to be done in accordance with plats and
estimates 70 be prepared by the City Civil Engi-
neerf and filed in the office of the City Clerk.
AllpeIsonse claiming damages on account of said
proposed improsements. are required to file their
beforethe Fifthdsy Of 'Noyember.s A. ID. 1851.
,aso2V - 81 si5 Il. 4. WILSON.
sertl6-dltswlw ~ -l, L. ~ City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-21

A conference between Admiral Cochrane
and Colonel Brooks, commanding after
General Ross death, resulted in the relin-
quishment of the expedition by the British
as impracticable. The enemy embarked on
the 14th, and next day were sailing down
the Chesapeake. Key was set at liberty, of
course, and he gave expression to what he
Felt and thought on that memorable night
n the s ..- -.-....... @ IL .5f7-... .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-21
"srAR spANGLED BANNER. u

OH say. can you see by the dawn's early light.
What so proudly we hailed at the twill ght's last
cleaning,
Whose broad stripes and bright stars. through the
perilous fight,
: Ger the ramparts we watched, were so calamity
streaming?
And the rockets red glare. the bombs bursting in
air,
Gave proof through the night that our flag was still
there.
OF say. does that star-spansled banner still
O'er the land of the free aud the home of the
l. brave?
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RuRIIC-NO Al

AN ACT 10 repeal a JOINT resolution entitled
"a Resolution 20 provide for the renewal Of
the wreck of the steamship Scotland" ap-
proved January twenty-ninth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-seven.
Be It enacted by the Senate and Ho1ss of Rem
yesentafires Of the United States Of America an
congress assembled, That the Joi Mt resolution
entftied "a Resolution 20 provide for the re-.
noysl OF the wreck of the steamship Scot
Iand," approved January twenty ninth. eigh.
teen hundred ard sIxty-seyen, be. and the
same is hereby repealed.
Approved, March 10, 1867.
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lPUBLIC-No IL
AN ACT 20 clotne manned and destitute sol.

he a enacted by TIE Senate and House of Repre-
seHtGtires Of ite United States Of Aerica in Con-
eress assembled, That the Secretary of War b.
and is hereby, authorized and required to fur.
nlsh one complete suit Of clothing TO eac b in
valid soldier who is an inmate of any regu
iarIy-eonsttuted .'Soldiers' Home In the Uni
ted States, out OF the stock on hand in the
Cuartermaster's department
Skc. j. And be IL further enacted, That such
eIolhlng email be delivered 10 the managers Of
tuch institutions upon their req uisItion there
Tor, accompanied with such certificates a. to
Numbers and condition as the Secretary of
War may prescribe.
Approved, March D. 1867
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tPUBLIc-No. s.
AN ACT IN relation 10 certain tract of
in RQrIin1r0n lana

Be iteRGcted by the Senate and House of R,pr,.
sentGtirss II the United States Of America in Con-
gvess dssembIed. That a certain ordinance
ADOPTED by the City Council of the city of
December tenth, ammo Domini eighteen hun
dred and sixty six, entitled An ordinance
deyotiBg Market Square TO certain public
purposes, and providing for the location
OF certain railroad track upon certain streats
and Tor other purposes" is hereby ratifled
approved, and made legal and valid. so
!Ar as relates to said public square: and
ina sald ordinance shall operate 70 convey 10
me Burlington and Missouri River Railroad
Company all right and interest OF the United
states IN the premises known as Market Square
IA inc taio city OF Burlington, upon the terms
and conditions and for the purposes and usss
tnerein designated, and shall have the same
force, operation and effect as if the fee sim
PIE iltle 10 said Market Square and streets
were owned by said city at the date of said or.
dinance. "a
Approved, March 81. 1867
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IPCBLIO-No. 81

AN AcT making appropriations for the ex
psnses OF commissioners sent by the Pres,-
dent 20 The Indian Country
&c - enacted % the Senate and House Of Rep
ytst1iGticts y The CGlt54 States u america IN
te7'gTsSS assembled, That the sum of twenty
thousand dollars be, and the same is hereby,
appropriated, out OF any money in the treas
nry net otherwise appropriated, 20 pay the
expenses Of commissioners sent by the Pres.
dent 10 the Indian country
Approved, March Ia. 1867
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In THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, U. s..
In SENATOR THE UNITED STATES.

,C,- xHdI Gu %, 1cbI. \
The Senate having proceeded, in pursuance
OF the Constitution, to reconsider the bill en-
titled IAN act supplementary to an act en-
titled An act 10 provide for the more eff clent
government of the rebel States passed March
second. eighteen hundred and sixty.seyep
and to facilitate restoration" returned 10 the
House OF Representatives by the President OF
the United States, with his objections and
sent by the House of Representatives TO the
Senate, with the message Of the President re.
turning the bill:
hesOLred, That the bill do pass. two thirds
OF the Senate agreeing to pass the same
Attest: j. w. FORNEY. Secretary
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THE EVENING STAR.
o = y &c IAL,
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed al the First Session Of the For.
tieth Congl ess.
PVHIrO-No. IL

fPCBLTo-No.
AN Acr 20 amend &C; entitled IAN act 10
amend aD act entitled An act 10 incorporate
National Military and Naval Asylum Tor
the relief OF The tot ally disabled officers and
men OF the volunteer forces of the United
S,aies,'" approved March p, 1896.
BE 10 enacted ~ Gss Senate and H0ISss Of Repre-
ss.tGtires Of the United Statss # ArsericG in Con-
Q7SSs ASSEMBLED, That section third of the act
10 In1or porate the national as y um for disabled
off GERS and men of the volunteer forces OF the
United States, approved March twenty fret,
eig hiesn hundred and sixty-six, be amended
by striking out the words mot members of
Congress"
Approved, March 2, 1877.
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AUCTION SALES.
- Late CLERKS with jas u Hcouire 4 Oo.,)
ceutnWess eerner Penn avenue and II Oh st Star
Once RuildinR


oHASoERr SALE EsTo!E-yyALuABLE REAL
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court OF
90 the unde rsisned. trustees Will proceed 70 sell
the following described real estate at the times
sns psees And upon the terms hereinafter set
On MOI AZ, the ed day of April, A. ID 1877
Lot. nu%stisa is on IT, ne H. a. we and ~, sell
eausre numbered 80. situate partly ON north r
on IIIspAY, the sd d" day q April, A. D.
1851, GSs o'clock p m, on the premises, Lot
.opih street. between south Capitol street and
psiaware avenue; Lot No. Is in said Square No
Sopth; Nos 4snd 8, In ssid Square as, situate on
peisware avenue; near south y street; Lot No
Sss~sss :spiS and fu :sT.s sa Delaware avenue
On WEDNESDAY,, the 2ith day of April, A. q.
in square No $40. situ.ts On DeIsS:re re- avenue.
Seas south str..t Lot No; 49, In square east Of
SS a.l sweet; Lot No. "a. in Square south Of
s% see s ,si as: :,usts on street south be
No Is In ssid seuare south OF square s4s stu
ate on the corner of n street west and II street
On THURSDAY, the 25,h day OF April. AID,
suction room the foIisWns desefiSea Lot. 10 si,
Lot No. In SQUARE No ell on the corner of south
on hss,achusetts avenue, near North Capitol
street: Lots Nos and 2, In square No. i.OOl.
eat; Lot No 3 in square No. Ills, on the corner
OF north street and Nineteenth street east.
l.tS
On Twenty FIRST street east and B street north;
also, Lots NOS 4. and 8, IN Square No l,I32 sit.
uate on Twenty first street east, near north b
The terms of sale. as prescribed by the decree,
are IS ioiio.s One third OF purchase money 70 De
casn, and the balance in three. six, nine and
he Of r.. ass OF sale With and
BY approved bonds Or notes, With security and q
in ca on the day Of sale os on sss fsts.saa
thereof by the court.
If the terms Of sale are not complied with by the
purchaser or purchasers within Eve DAYS AFTER the
purchase the trustees the right to resell ar
atthe risk and cost Of the defaultpg purchaser or
purchasers. after one week . notice
WI. JONI HfLEER. Trustees.
COOPER LATIMER.
nm 70 eo5w&os Auctioneers
b Late cierf. With jas. 3. Mss0iTs Co..
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and nth street
Star Once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN.
PROVED PROPERTY ON eiXTEENTH
street West, between 8 and T streets North. at
By virtue of deed of trust, bearing date the nth
Gay OF June, 1883. and recorded in Lfber N U. T.,
No e, fSlios go to "a We will cell on the prem
1867, at O'Clock p. m ali the pieces or parcels
of land known and described As lots numbered Is
and IA, and parts Of lots numbered IL and H. in
Cottage. containing about i've rooms The above
described real estate is nicely enclosed with a
board fence seven feet high. and under cuItiya-
ton.
Terms Of sale enc half cash, 500 IT time of
ssleo balance IN and IL months, secured bv deed
OF trust upon the premises. Conyeyaucfne aud
WIN. Il WOODWARD,
CHARLES BRADLHY,
Trustees Excelsior Building Association
COOPER LATIMER.
b-e0d06
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QY 0REB0 d WILLIAMS, Auctfonsers
- No. 326, southeast cor. 9TH and SITS

fRAME HOUSE AND LeT At AuCTIoS'
On THURSDAY: the 18th instant, at s O'Clock
,. m, We shall sell, en- the premises, the south
half OF Lot No 6, in squar Nc So having Is feet
front on 4th street east, between b and streets
south, with the improvements, consisting ef
well built two story Frame House, belonsin 70
the estate 81 the late Th9s. Donohoe, deceased.
Terms 00e-thfrd cash, bslance,iR six, twelve
eighteen and tw enty four months for notes bear,
ing interest and secured by deed OF trust on the
premises. ALI convey aucing and revenue stamps
at the cost of the purchaser $50 down on the day
of sale.
A nd Immediately after the sale of the ous. 7
shall sell q small lot Of Household Furniture ana
chest OF Carpenters Tools, for cash, belonging
to the same estate.
A. P. hcKENNA, Executor
GREEN WILLIAMS
ap n,l3,l5,H Auctianeers
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NRPARTMlHf OF THE INTERIOR.
II PENSION OVVIcK, July 18th, 1850

TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY COROERN.
Jppsa es ,a0 having been made under the set OF
scribed Land Warrants, which are sIIsaSS to s AVE.
been lost or destroyed, -Notfoe IL hereby siven
that at the date follovins the Dton Of each
vii Dc reissued. II 10 valid objection shond IN
Jos. q. BARRETT, Commissioner.
No il.!95, for Ice acres, issued under the act of
February IL, lsF, in the name of Samuel Hodson
and was granted December 4, l54S. April 70, 1851
NO - yszs. Tor 80 acres, Issued IN der the act Of
son. and Was granted March 5, 1855. April 20,
No q -ss1, for 80 acres. issued under the act OF
son. and was granted April l, 1856. April 20, 1877
NO. ~ 81 Tor 10 acres. issued under the act OF
Marcn 5, 1855 In the name OF Mary, widow Of
Ihomn bowiing, and was granted May 8, 1856
No. g is, for 10 acres, issued under tn. &C, o,
March ), 1888, In the name Of Pelly Pesse, widow
e 6hs;!s, Pssss' and vss granted July is. 1850
No IS sss, for $50 acres. Issued under the act of
Of Jacob Lssher, deceased, and Was granted July
q, lseO-May 4, 1861.
No. 81 COS, for 100 scrAs, issued under the act Of
February llth lsE, in the name Of kaFiin Sdse,
No 8, los iSr leo -, acres issued under Che act
wa srsnssa A oa s:1 ls M IN
March s, 1855, in the name Of LIE wis Lambert mi
was sIsnted October 50, 1855 May IS, 1851. " "A'
March 5, 1855. in the name OF Nichols PritcSett
for 2e ISSUED under sSe e. act a'S Q,
Tate Bryarly. and WAS granted September a, isss.
NJ. is 6si for 100 acres. issued under the act OF
den, and was granted March 96th, 1852. june p
1877
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
II UNITED STATES PA TENT OFFICE

On tn. petition iiEIs; is' 1;fsA
of a patent granted 20 him January H. 1855, ante
featuring Copying Paper, Tor seven years from
the expiration Of SAID patent. which took place
4s the t9 s.l 81 sS T. osss
the fssni h the ss ss, heard 3:
June next, at Il o'clock m; Esd all persons are
potihed to appear and show cause, Il any they
fle in the Patent Once their objeclons specisIiy
the Day q ali .s:smcny xsd & esSss
party 70 be used AZ the said hearing must be taien
Of the efhce, which will be furnished on applics-
Dispositions and other papers relied UPON Al
Testimony must be fled tn the Office t,censy days
within rem days after ling the testimony
=, ORDERED also. that this Hotiee be gnblished I'm
once a week Tor three successive weeks: the hrss
OF 0aiJ publications to be AZ least sixty days pre-
''''' ~ ~ ' VI T, Q; rHlAkER.
and s.nG she tas 70 y. %
. paper containing this notice. ap siavSw
nEPARTMENT OF The INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition of KiUHARD A, TfLGHmAN,
OF Philsoelphis Pa. PRAYING for the e Itensisn Of
January . 1854, for an Improvement in Process tor
PuIifyipg FATTY Bodies. for seven years from the
The sh aS1 Of Jsn u which taxes place on
TIA, petite. b heard =:
are sotined 70 spps.r and show cause, n any they
sS the Fs 70
set forth in writing. q isss. treaty days before
the day OF hearing; all TESTIMONY eled BY either
&c "a cord the u e
Of the once, which will be furnished on apDlica-
Dispositions and other papers, relied upou a.
testimony must be filed in the ofise fteen'y days
within id ies days stssr Ming the tsssnonS N sn''
Ordered, aiss that this notice De S9btshed in the
O. and ia the s0 Uai s r. oncs
week for three successive weeks; the nrst Of said
Iubicatisps to be 1t least sixty days previous to
Inc ''' VI A'' T. O. TREAKER.
Commissioners of Patents.
P.s-Editors OF the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills to the Patent Once
With . paper containing this NOTICE. ap 6-laWsw
TH.s Is 10 CIV. EoIIS q Sss. y. .sS:er,;
Washington County, in the District q Oolumbis,
OF
oeeeessd All persons havins clsTs .ssip:s IN, the
e
may o.Ssrxi.s Sy Law b excluded from III bsssSs
Given SnSss NJ hsadlshis 18th day q February,
Nh ssiawsw. Ixscutcr.
nAINTY DIsHIe; ReesiDt. Oolleess1 by Lsdy
u Harriett Sc. Qlair. The Ohriseian Hynnai:
..sa q On 6. Sesss
Medicine; Nov nAison. narrayt Emotional
Sr sSI, EsH.w tor TsbrSsrS. De Bo~S
ss" ''' ''''' YRAHeK TAYLOR.
ne psbne 70 hereby Noticed that ] an ressy
s s:S :; s.ss ~. NE fsfs
Tie bone ns1s yhiskey 70 warranted all rye. ana
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