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LIE CnrroN rAK.

We are not surprised TO see that the
North is becoming alarmed about the
/ disastrous influence Of the cotton tax.
They are at last discovering that what
is true Of the whole country applies
equally to any part, and so closely are
the interests Of 81 parts ~eonjoined that it
is impossible to lay too great a burden
upon one, without affecting al unfavor-
ably" These sound views We find eX-
pressed in 8 memorial which has been
printed and circulated for signatures in
the South, by a firm in Cincinnati, a
copy Of which has been sent to this office,
TO procure signatures.
The cotton producers Of the South
have persevered ia their endeavors to
grow the staple which has been the
source Of 80 great q part Of the National
wealth, in the face Of difficulties
that would appall the most deter
mined and energetic class Of men.
Their system Of labor, and with 1t their
principal capital, has been swept away
by the Goyernment-at one blow. The
climax has been hesped upon them OF
q tax Of 2 cents per pound upon their
staple, al the same time that the great
central cotton producer, England, has
been making extraordinary exertions to
develop the cotton production Of India.
notwithstanding these drawbacks, which
were enough to discourage and ~dishearten
them, they have persisted in endeavor-
ing 70 raise their usual supply Of cotton,
to add 10 the wealth Of the nation. But
the experience Of the present year has
at length produced 8 feeling akin to de-
spair. They cannot see what effect
their circumstances or appeals can
have upon a Government which
is deaf TO the voice Of reason or even Of
interest. They have been deprived Of
the right Of suffrsges. Their wishes or
their arguments are not listened 10. Why
should they weary the ear Of the Gov
eminent with memorials, when their
estates are Of SO little value Is even to be
threatened to be coniscated and turned
over 20 their late slaves by the dominant
power?
They have almost unanimously come
10 the conclusion that they will not
trouble themselves about the production
Of cotton, and will await the returning
sense Of interest, if not justice, from the
North, which is certain 10 come when
they see the disasters TO the general
weslth, produced by the destruc-
tive policy Of the Government.
OF course, the people Of the South see
and appreciate the injustice Of this tax.
They have advocated its repeal, through
every organ and every voice which could
reach the ear OF mankind. They have
protested against its injustice and its
impolicy. Their poverty and suffering
are the strongest witnesses Of their feel
ings and opinions. The present price Of
cotton speaks volumes in favor Of its
sbrogation. Memorials can add nothing
to the force Of reason, common sense,
argument and necessity. II there are to
be petitions, LET them come from the
voice OF the North, who viii suf-
fer equally with Us, from this iuiquIty
They have fastened upon US and upon
themselves the wrong, and to them We
OOk for the redress.
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DIED.

THORNTON-At the residence Of James P.
Wood, Esq Brownsville, Tenn, on Friday,
September 9Th, 1861, aud in the Uhirty-third
year OF her age, MS. LUCY T TaORNToS,
Perkins, ali Of Brownsville.
Few have passed away from this world more
deeply, or more universally regretted, than the
subject OF this notice. Exemplary in the dis
charge OF all the varied duties Of life, i durimI
and afectionste child, a gentle and loving Sis
ter, a faithful wife, and a selfsacrihcing
mother, she has left behind her a large circle
OF a~nectionate relations and admiring friends
70 mourn her departure. They mourn not,
however, as those "who have no hope" For
having, in the early spring-tiue OF her life,
cUnsecrated herself TO the service Of God, she
gave abundant and satisfactory evidence Of the
extent to which the principles Of cur Holy Re-
Hgion had impressed themselves upon her
charaeter. Especially was this manifested
during her last illness, which, though attended
with many circumstances or a most painful
nature, she bore with a truly Christian pa
ience and designation. The only circumstance
which seemed TO disturb her serenity during
the last few days OF her life was anxiety FOR
future OF her children. Concerning them
she frequently expressed great s0icitUde, re-
peatedIY stating that she only desired 20 live
for the sake OF promoting their welfare. This
anxiety, however, so instructive IN the bosom
OF every true mother, soon ave way TO a hrm
conviction OF Gods goodness and mercy and
she became content TO leave her helpless little
ones exclusively 10 the care and protection OF
the Saviour, IN whom she had trusted. Her
faith in that Saviour seemed to grow brighter
and stronger, as the hour OF conflict with the
dread liking OF Terrors" drew near. And
OF Holy Scripture, expressive Of faith,
and trust in God, and OF humbi T~esigna-
tsOn 70 His viii, were continually upon her
lips. Her end, too, was in exact keeping with
her life. She bresthed her last calmly, peace
fully, and without a struggle, leaving her
weeping family and sorrowing friends auun-
eause for hoping and believing that she
has gone to that happy la1d where 1.-THE
wicked cease from troubling and the weary are
at rest" &.
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no notice can be taken Of Anonymous Com
m~uuicsuons. whatever is Intended for in
Esrrion IN the APPEAL, must be Rutheuu-
Gated By the name and address or the
writer. A. a guarantees OF his good faith and
responsibility.
RuEuess letters should be addressed to " THE
APPEAL, Memphis.
Cammunioations for publication must be writ
ten On one side OF the page only, and with
AL ether matters connected with the edito-
rial department, should be addressed: III
TORS oFrHE APPEAL, Memphis.
Va rznuot g. 8 rule, undertake 70 return art-
c.es GOT found suitable FOR publication.
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Special Notice.

MEMPHIS, October 10, 1857.
EROM the present date 10 November hrst.
I the Insurance Offices as undersigned will
be closed az four pm.
H A. Ldttleton q Co., agents.
N~redenburgh & sylvester, agents.
Weaver q Mehadey, agents.
John II. Stebbins, secretary,
5. p. Read, secretary.
Ben. May, secretary.
]. q LOngdale gecretarv- ooTQ "a
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OBITUARY.

DEBAUN-Died, on the 18th October inst, In
this city, Mrs. JEENIE DEBAUE, wife or James
DeBgun, late OF New Orleans, but for some
months q citizen OF Memphis.
James DeBaun is q native Of Arkansas, the
Of q most estimable gentleman who was for
many years a leading merchant and valued
citizen Of Little Rock. Death has now come
the household OF his son, aBd taken from
him her who was the light Of his life and his
consider in adversely for twenty years. Those
only whs have lived long enough 10 have few
near niends, and who have lost that one who
was desrer 70 them than ali else on earth, can
how dark the world is to the husband
left alone among the memorials Of the love OF
the dear one whom he will see no more on
esrth.
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Valuable PIantatton to Lease.

WILL Lease, az administrator OF Christopher
4 j. Field, decd. his Home Place-the place OF
Ga q Field, and the Plantation known as the
Content Place. These Plantations aIe in the
county Of Bolivar, Miss, and in fine condition
for cultivation, having been cultivated for
y ears past. There is a new and dne Circular
on the Home Place, for Sale.
For furJ~hertnfOrnation apply to me az Paris,
the premises 3. J. CLAY,
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BORNER-The friends and acquaintance OF
Herman Borner, are respectfully iHvtted 70 at
tend the funeral OF his wife. MARY, from his
residence on Causey street, between Beale and
Linden, this Saturday morning at 9 o'clock.
Carriages in at the residence. .
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offer and sell for cash to the highest ana last
bidder, At the foot y GayOsO rJrRet, city OF
Memphis, Tennessee, between the hours or 10
o'clock am. and 4 O'Clock B m, the following
described property, viz: The SteambOatGHEk
OhEB, her boats, tackle and machinery, now
lying at the foot of GayOso street, Memphi-,
Tenn, 20 be sold as psrishable property, in
obedience TO the above order OF sale. Issued as
above, in an attachment suit in Law Court OF
Memphis, wherein william A. Robinson ct al.
are plaintiffs, and G. Chesenhall is defendant
p. NJ. WINTER, Sheriff Shelby 60.
BY JAMES H. SWAN. :. Ocl6 I'd
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MEMPHIS ASSOCIATION COURSE
Fan Meeting, 1867.
THE Fall Meeting over this Course viii COM
i mencs on the
First kOndaY in November, and Con.
tiHue SIX Bays.

THE Fall Meeting over this Course viii COM
II mence on the
First Monday in November, and Con.
tiHue slx Days.
Three following races closed, by the named
entries, on the 18th instant:
NURSERY STAKE.
G. W. Dinahunt enters General Duncan's
br. ( Antelope, by Avalanche, dam Gazette, by
Johnson & Douglass enter blk. 9. Charlotte
Thompson, by imp. Mickey Free, dam Ada
TeTfH. by imp. Albion.
Johnson & Douglass enter sc. Richelieu, by
Jack Malone. dam the.dam Of Muggins, by
P. Mitchell enters br. C. Elgin. by shelby.
dam by imp. Emuei second dam the dam OF
General A. Buford enters hr. csby Lexingtod F.;
dam thoroughbred but pedigree not known A.;
dress red, gray and white.
". =. rremaine enters e C. Bushwfacker, by
Lexington, dam by Glencoe dress red, white
and blue.
Turner & Johnson enter br. C. Crystal, by
Avalanche, dam Cum, by Childe Harold.
GREEN STAKE.
G. W. DnIahunt enters Gen. q. ". Harding's
b. T. Duetta, by Highlander, dam Delta, by imp.
Priam 3years old.
Johnson & Douglass enters G. Z. by Jack Ma
lone, dam AlbinO, by imp. Albion 3 years
Gen. A. Buford enters br. m. by vandaI, dam
by INN. Msrgraye Syears Old dress red, gray
John H. Morgan enters ch. T. Mamie Letcher,
by australian, dam Lavender, by Wagner
years OLD.
L. 9. Thomas enters Oh. f. Hira, by Lexington
out Of Hegira, by imp. Ambassador
Turner & Johnson enters ch. T. Magazine, by
Australian. dam By old WAGNER.
". A. FOWlkes enters dark br. C. by Black
Wind, dam by Ambassador 3 years old.
W. A. Fowlkes enter. b. T. by Vandal, dam
Dutchess de BeTT, by imp. Sovereign
OVERrON HOTEL STAKE.
NJ q EaefFIn a,farg how z he Ta-F,.H-,
white.
] G.. Jones enters g. m. Maggie English, by
shiloh. dam Fanny by Epsilon; dress red gray
and white.
P. Mitchell enters Pat Cleburne. by Hiawa-
the, dam by imp. Emu second dam the dam OF
saCk-.
T. A. Hausner enters stallion luke Of Or
by Jack Malone, dam Wagon mara.
W. :. Trematus enters b &. Tom Morley, by
Ringgold, dam by Glencoe; dress, red white
IRE entries for this stake were closed on the
18th instant.
RACES YET OPEN FOR ENTRIES.
Firsl Day-First race, GayosO House stake,
mile heats, for ali ages.
Second ~Day-SecOnd race, two mile dash, for
all ages.
Third Day-Citizens' purse, $500, two mile
heats, free for all ages.
Third iay-Secoud race, three mile dash, free
for all ages $500 purse.
Fourth Day--econd race, Bankers purse.
SlOOO, thr e mile heats, free Tor all ages
Fifth Day-SOuthern and Western Turf IN
gress stake, Our mi Q heats.
sixth Day-Fir8t race. Saloon stake, mile
heats three best In i've, $50 purse, free for all
ages. Second race. mile heats Tor beaten horses,
GEN. n. B. FORREST, President.
a. d. GIBSON, Secretary. seq
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Mississippi and Tennessee L. r.
Change of Time.

n and after SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th,
1887, until further notice, The Passenger
Train will
Leave Memphis Daily at . pane,
One hour earlier than heretofore.
Train Arrives at Memphis Daily at 1915 II.
This change Is made temporarily, by request
OF numerous patrons OF the road.
Parties wlsning to leave Memphis at night
and return in the morning, can purchase com
tickets for twenty trips, TO any point,
or tickets good for one month, at reduced
rates, by applying st this ONCE.
A. 5. LIVERMORE, -
oclp lW General Sup-erintendent.
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THE Chicago Republican has cost It's
proprietoTs about $4,000 Above receipts.
The material is warth some $4,000, and
the paper Is Just reeehiag a paying basis
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j. A. CAMERON & CO., 81
No. 321 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn,
AGENTS FOR TIE UNITED STATES.
Agents w Everywhere
FOR "FINLEY'S CHURN-DASHER."-

economy and racMH utility, as place at the hd OF al other implements forani ar pqr
paesm d Gmnot mI TO recommend itself most GrHby to IN common sense and good judg
ment OF hOuaeB0pH every whGs,a "a % bel regarded as once. the tspeSd Wa%pQ nu
Tea and more especially 50 with the peopleot the SouLheraa auFW hon ea - greatly ms
Remember that sr HaIp price has been liked a OUR DOLLARS s@hs ~tryWheet me
Of ueD sher b~the whole United States, and cannusth eraoe De o0adaed through any other
than uhOnz agencies .
ReM5rt hat ne wAokus price 70 Ageasbs been ad as a agure to insura large
pont 70 such agenus ssuayh Hndsl with WdEuya d tact AND batsueh agents can WIN a
cash capitol Of enc hundred to one thousand dollar. make more Oh2h a csc he win kH
with tHrnEthHa many others al around you INVITA- th0usnds0 apIAlnv@ted II
other pursuits " L ~
RzSmbr that active t4ag,e energetic men, who are vHnngto pull on cost RdroIu mp
sleeves" Gan. With mall capital auEms hUmudp per nnC ry0a every thHtV to sixty
dNEIncuemente enough euanly- and we are prepared to bier just such TO 6erg Drg
non Una1Mmd dMmdUb uUeIh H no uh p1mesU emde OH uvanaEJ0rA y@nt d
t. Away hem III complaints of hard times" me mpOyment1 o6duatOn Come
and gete mpdoymen and good pay-empoymentQ Tor thousands gapoynent hu pe"HHan nd
z 0un5-suMes Counties Cities wi and the hurslp Bui cH-N East and West
allie 0eoreyOL al FFftneH on o0tHd on IONeoAk. oy wagon Haoela 1a SamN4
hnd ready customers and you willis BON augn at tbs lag ,9ear" VINO crps around ali day
longG crying hard times rand worse corning" Yong men" acceptt heatuaHO to nazegO
firing amd by your UpudhRdUQ gUB, ad hTetsR gOOdO opportunity O dmng So THROW
ease Fd taFe b6j oGhhwm iii Vim drive III ahead. ~ soon ne empty purse IN
be full m inning ovG-snd friends viii spring uny hshgo --,
ReNeHbT that in addition 70 theh rg W9gn mat hra, are AHC LaHE5 q Ea0I9na
Remainder tocaua nd see us al once or wltsf rp particulars vita amP for ansTer.
j. A. CO.,
oe8 32L Main street, Memphis. Tenn.
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TEN YEARS CREDIT!
So Suburban Z ots
NEAR MEMPHIS,
2 At Public Sale,
On 10 Years Time.
PR9RosE ossn at Public sale. TO tie High
On Fhursday. IAN Novsmbsr. 1907.


I PROPOSE osel at Public sale, 70 tie High
On Thursday, I4th November, 1867,
About aE acres Field and forrest Land. on nv
Homestead Tract, situated three miles -asf Of
Memphis. It the head % Union avenue and
lying between Central avenus and the Ola state
LiDs road. Ihemost popular street
being now In process OF construction In Mem
roads Leading from tho GtT Of ecflv through
this property, muzt soon follUS. thereby uHOrd-
ms the most reasonable probability Of It's grsag
and rapid snnaucemeuEOT value
In stating the advantages Of this property I
would specially refer 70 the HEALTH Of the
locality "a having been alEEugg considered
} equal n not superior % fhat % any na-i0n Of
! me city envirous; WhHet the high character Of
Church and School P~-frfleges combine 70 render
IL one ufthe most desirable points FOR q subur-
Dan residences which the vicinity Of Memphis
! affords
In my father and myself for thirty years with
out Interruption and IL nee from any incum-
brRnce.
Plans or the Property may be had sc
the once OF the A~ucti0neers. The ave-
nues are 0DHned snd the Lots Numbered,
sa IS t0be Examined at any time before
the Sale.
Beng Decreased 70 ssH 1 shall offer he fol-
I lowing liberal
TERMS One-tenth Cash. the balance IN Ten
annual Lngiataenta with interest from date.
WARRANTY erds gwen, and Trust Deeds taken.
waving redemption. These terms viii make
% very easy for any one 20 secure q pleHsaut
Home, which must constantly Increase IN
value arc eomfori, A. the srowth d Memphis
R0TsrEB, IRRELEVANT & co.,
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Mr.. MARTIN EYKE

HHOULD respectfully can tbs attention Of
w the pubic 70 his RtocE Or AALfhE-5ES,
al No. ~ Monroe street. where he Keeps and
manufactures everything IN his Line, rem .
Chair seat 70 q Mattress. oc4ln
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J. D Rasberry, general agent FOR Arkansas
Iohn 4. ReardOu, Little Rock, Ark.
Richard ThrzstOu, Van Buren,, ARK.
Read Fletcher, Pine Bluh, Ark
Iaa. r.. Eakin, washington, Ark
Rev. A. r. WfnaeId, Camden, AK
@. q. 10y, Bolivar, Tenn.
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Long enough; wei
and QUICK?

Principal Depot for the Southern States for FINLEYs cHURN pAsHERr
32I Maiu street Memphis, Tenn, and for sale By agents sverywhers.
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ADVERTISING cards are now carried
through the streets Of Paris by trained
dogs.
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NEW ADvERTIsEME'TS

BSIDENCE FOR SALE.-The
n undersigned offers for Sale the R~esidencs
Of the late Dr. ". 81. RRines. in the Town OF
HeruanIo, DeS5to coun.y, Miss. TBere is ON
the premises a large aud commOdfOus Frame
Building, with SIX rooms. Dut-hout es, Stables,
Orchards, etc, and situated near the Missis-
s.ppi and Tennessee railroad depot For mr-
ther Information address the undersigned at
fernando, Miss. ". A. RAINES.
Ocly I'm" Administrator.
A r..
~ To Al Whom u Mgg Concern. haFtDg
taken out Letters OF Administrator on the
Estates OF Charles COrdes anu Hsury COrces, /
hereby notify all persons having claims on
their Estates 10 come forward and present
them, properly authenticated ETC., within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. A. OOROES, Administrator.
Bullock g. Anderson. at OTpevs. Oe1Q line
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NOTTCE.

7 The October term, 1871, OF the County
"A CoG1 q EEelby county, Tenn J vii ao-
ply for letters on administration on the estate
OF !. Il. Ferreil, deceased.
ssis law4ws JOHN AALLUA.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY
AND GYMNASTICS.

MDME. LEISE would most respectfully an
vi nounce TO the citizens OF Memphis that
her Glasses are now open ather new AID pien-
did Han, at No. 81 Second street, in the Adj
ans block, one OF the mosJ privats and pleas
ant locations in the city Milne. l.. Fas two
large Halls suited 10 all the wants OF her pu-
pills. All her Glasses viii be strictly private.
Pupils admitted on the days OF tuiti n. All
the rev and most fashionable dances taught
in a few lesson. Ladies' classes Tuesdays aid
Saturdays at 10 o'clock am Masters and
Misses Tuesdays and Saturdays at halfpast 8
O'Clock pm; Gentlemen from 3 70 10 O'clock
Pm. on Tde-days and Saturdays Mdme- u.
will give instructions in the Lee Academy, the
Memphis Female institute, and at Mrs. Ma
ghee's school in South Memphis, as soon Is the
classes can be arranged. The Madame viii also
give Instructions IN the new Gymnastics, or
Physical Culture, which imCarts so much grace
and beauty TO the nguTe. This training givs 3
her School the advantage over all others, rs
there is no ext a charge made for this branch.
Terms-tO suit the umes-psrt term Of twenty
four lessons, SIS.
Parents and guardians are invited TO visit
School arm the hours OF tu1tiOn, before
placing their children elsewhere. Good music
provided, and sOirees given twice per month.
a-nH
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Stockholders

Stockholders Meeting.
stockholders OF the MEMPHIS AND
i LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD, will meet at
.he Company's ONCE in Memphis, on the 18th
lay of November next. BY order Of the Board,
W. B. WALDRAN,
oclG I'm Secretary and Treasurer.
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ID sell at our 9alesrOom. on Tuesday worn
Ing, the 2zd tust One EiluBf GoOd BRICK,
newly burned, containing between two and
sast side Of Raleigh road. between Bay on Gay-
$50 and Bayou Quinby. Teams -One-third
Cash, balance IN %, 5oand Wdays lorapproved
city paper.
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Sherff's sale.
the 22d day Of October, 80,

TNDER n by virtue Of an order Of sale to
u me directed from the Chancery Court OF
Memphis, 1 will, on
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Washington Street Planning MIL.

Planning, Saving. Scroll Saving and Turning
done 10 order. Doors, sash. Newell Posts. Bal
listers and sta.r-w0rK on hand and made 70
order. oc5 I'm
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Price, 81 90 Each, and Invariably Cash.
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~sUsURsAN RESIDENCE
PUBLIC SALE.

WTE viii sell 20 the highest bidder, on Thurs
w day October "a. al y O'clOck, At our sales
room, No. 70 Second street, the pleasant Eu-
burDan residence occupied by Charles Messy.
Esq,, Just south Of Union a~venus.i in the dssira-
Die neighborhoOd Of Rev. MI Young, M. e.
the city.
The place contains about I've acres, with a
good dvt ling for a small family, me water.
and an orchard Of finest fruit, apples. peaches,
pears, etc. The owner Is determined to self
without reserve. and upon easy terms, to-wit.
500 cash, and the balance on one and two
years, with interest,"
ROYsTER, TREZEvANT Co.
Ocl5 tbs I0ueara.
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CUBBINS, GUM e COOYER,
Planning Mill and Lumber Yard
so..IaI.Issana1s washington st

A GENERAL assortment OF Framing Lum-
u Der, WeatherDoarding, ing, Flooring,
Ceiling, Shingles and Lath, AIarge lot o. ses-
soDed Oak, alnut, Hickory and Finishing
Lumber on hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-14
OF TIE IhTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PA TENT OFFICE
WAXING her n

On the petition OF BOBERr wADDELL, OF
Liverpool, Kingdom OF Great Britain, PRAYING for
the sItension Of 9 passA, granted % him on the
and as,sd in England the ID Of March, lsss. for
steam knsines, for seven years frem the ex-
I,ranon OF SAID patent, which takss place on tbs
. II Is ordered thai the said petition be heard as
the Patent Once en- Monday, the 18th day OF ReS-
rusry next, at II o'clock snd eli persons are no.
Why said peuten oesht not 10 be granted
PerSons OPPOSING the extension required 70
hle In the Patent once their ssjsctious specially
forth IN writing at least ttrery before the
day OF hearing ell testimony died by either party
70 be used ~ the said hearing must be taken end
transmitted in accordance With the rules Of the
ofice. which will be furnished on apple alton
Depoeitiops and other Iapers relied upop - tes-
timony must be &ed In the efoe freafy dsys before
the day Of hearing, the arguments, II any, within
iss days .fseT hli.s The testimony;
the Bepublisaa and the Intellissaosr. wsshias.
ton; ID. o., and In the Times, Nev York
fret Of said publications 20 be least sfrty dsys
previous 70 's'aA' o. hsar,es q rRrxkxp
Comnfssioner Of PATENT.
9 sditsy , q tss .ssvs psp.rs yin pls.s.
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