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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-23

Da ihy lit'le. % i sell;
10 whsi right and resson ieII-
i'e what ~rong and sorrp~ claim.
Cyi anfr sin ano ever shrrn-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-23

la itr liiFle, lhopgh il he
'hrsriress and drnf fgsry
ihF' ~hNm Christ spasllrs n.aoe
1''hrFed isagmebs-~ ~hen Ls bsss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-23

Do ~ hnle. never fear
Whil- lhy ~a-ior So nasfs, n~,r
~ M ~ari.f IT, j,s-.ins ,Anow.
on Wy wss osdssa:sf 60.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-03-02

ritcry il traverses that advantage must be second
ary to the selfish interests of its protector. The
nation may put forth all its energies for the
construction OF railroad across the continent,
and it is rendered Lulity and an expensive NUS
anee by the local jealousy of Sacramento, that
turns into impossible mountains, instead Of build
it through the extensive valleys and natural passes
of the State. 1t is this disgusting selshness that
is destroying the State and corupting her people
1t is bnrdening them with taxation with no COM
mendable result. Send man TO the National
Senate House Of Representatives, and he is eth
er overawed by the selfish swindies already inau
gurated against the general advancement, or he
originates Others of his own. The hired trumpet
ers and clacquers of men who thus make their own
interests superior to the public interests they
were chosen to represent, would the public believe
that they have been faithful public servants and
should be advanced to new dgnities and fresh hon
ors. They have stolen all the good land of the
State from the weary emigrant who has brought
his family here to build them homes and contrib
ute by their labor TO the general advanc ement OF
the State, under the plunderers plea of "quieting
titles" They have plundered the husbandman of
his soil, and taxed his labor 10 advance their pri
vate advancement. And yet men are found base
enough to urge the claims of such selfish scoundrels
TO the further endorsement OF taxed and swindled
people May God forgive the craven ours who
thus betray the people to be robbed and plundered
and enable them to choose men for public servants
whose governing motive is not selfishness. In con-
templating the wrongs and outrages praetised upon
the people of the nation and the State, we some
times think these men fully knew the wickedness
and folly of their proceedin gs when they inaugu-
rated them. and did it with settled purpose to
plunder the public and enri eh themselves. We
therefore hope that the people will discharge them
from further service and fill their places with
who will consult the public interest. If the people
but 60 this California will advance with rapidity
unparalleled in the history of the growth of States.
1t was Judge Story who said: ''Republics
created by the virtue, public spirit and intelligence
of the citizens. They fall when the wise are ban
ished from the public council because they dare to
be honest, and the profigates rewarded because
they iatter the people in order to hetray them
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-03-02

MoUNr DrAsLo FoSSIIs.-During a recent sur
yey of Mount Diahlo, California, the chief of the
party discovered some very rare specimens Of fos
si san fish. urchins. star fish and other heaut-
ful pe;refaciions. He says these fossils in great
abundance, and can be procured from the highest
point of range dividing Bear Greek from the Le
gante, about FIVE miles from the San Jose stage
road crossing. The fossils are apparently crystal
iZei, or imbed6ed in lime cement, and are ar
ranged in elegant patterns of rare beauty. like the
meridian lines of an artificial globe. The whole
mountain, for miles in extent, is one mass Of con-
glomerate formed in fossils of marine animals and
plants, showing that at some period the ocean had
It's banks or beds along and over this ridge, 5000
feet above its level.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-03-02

THs R,ILRnAp.-The Solsno Press SAYS: The
work on the railroad. near Vallejo. Is progressing
fast. Patterson employs over 200 Cinnamon. Gen-
Miller. one of the Directors Of the Company, was
on a tour of inspection last week, and sppeared
very well pleased with the prosreSs Of the work
A telegram was received from Capt. FriSbie on Sat
uriay last, stating that he should sail for Caior
MIA on the Goth. He also states that all the iron
and engines for the Vallejo Railroad has been ship
ped and may soon be expected.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-03-02

wATERY The Red Bluff independent is reSpoa-
sible fer the following Old Slocsbower a worthy
Teutou of Shasta county. came up on the last boat
and tells the following story ahoat the spleniid
site selected for the led and white. BARRIERS pole
pattern State House: De blace is more as iehr
feet deep in the vaSSer. IN &c pig pines men xii
shksred, mt hire Captain Harrison, De BeniciA
pilotooat to come up dare nit his boomp and
boomp m oweit, for fenif hoondred toilars week.
Mine Get, vat blace for Stadt HowesS
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-03-02

EcIIpsKS FOR THE YsAR--There will be but four
eclipses during the present year-sn annalsr eclipse
of the sun March g. invisible in the United States;
partial eclipse Of the moon. on the evening OF
the 10th and morning of the aoth of March. visible
throughout the United States-a total eclipse Of
the sun August a0th invisible in the United Stafes
and partial eclipse Of the moon September 18th,
Invisible on the Pacific coast.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-03-02

STORIES WILL LIvB.--We have heard of fish sto-
ries, game stories and hunting tricks. The follow
ing from the Nevada Transcript of the 2lSt inst,
is cold story:
The snow was so deep at Meadow Lake before
the last storm that the people had to climb out of
the cbimaeys of their houses to get up in the nom
ing. Quite number Of enterprising residents sunk
incnes to the first floors 1t is thought if the snow
storm continues much longer, the easiest way TO
reach the surface will be by shaft to China.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-03-02

TIE WEIGHT OF SSow-The Nevada Transcript
of the 2lst instant gives an idea Of the specific
gravity Of the feecy snow. Ii says the weight Of
snow upon Crawford. Leavltt K Co.'S platform
scales yesterday was 500 pounds. The platform
is nine by sixteen feet, and the measured Is
inches deep Taking this basis Of calculation.
The suspension bridge, which Is $50 feet long, Il
feet wide with a suspended surface of $50 feet,
has; on if Yesterday II $50 pounds of snow
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-03-02

RgTTRSED FROM HIS C.NPAIGNS.-Msjor Whit
lock- of Plumas county. passed through town re-
Gently on his return home. He has been cam
psigning for Uncle sam since '6I, in Arizona, New
Mexico and Colorado. He left with the first troops
from California, among whom were many Butte
county boys Ned Willis has gone to New York.
Dick Hudson proposes to try his fortune in New
Meyica
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-03-02

A NEW practice is in vogue among the fashion
ables of both sexes in Paris. They spend from
four to five hours in the water of bath establish
ments, singing, playing games of dominoes, chess,
etc, and also in filtration.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-03-02

Fes BIpwELL.-The Trinity Journal and Napa
Register have hoSted the name of John Bidwel as
their choice for Governor. If General Bidwel!'s 5
chances for nomination are TO he measured by
the extent of the influence which the papers that
are pushing him forward had in creating the pub
lie sentiment which resulted in the formatiun OF
the Union party or are dependent on the efficiency
of their lab0rs for its success, can see nothing
very fatering in the prospect of his attaining Gu
beruatorial holorS. S.-Sc!Gno Herald.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-03-02

GEoR6IA.-Ex-Goyernor Brown publishes three
column letter. advising the acceptance OF the militia
" reconstruction bill, universal suffrage and the
Constitutional amendment. he concludes by say
ing: I'VE shall never set better terms. Let US
comply with them.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-03-02
NEW ARRANGEMENT.


III Materials Of the above mentioned establishment,
the public informed that intend TO devote our
tine and attention TO BIacks1nthing in all its varieties
Our work VIII be made Of the bsst material with the
greatest despatch the best style and at prices to con-
form with the times.
Particular attention paid to Horso ShoeinG and all
work guaranteed to sive satisfaction.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-03-02
BUSINESS CARDS..

DIR. G. w. FRANCE,
ply sician and Surge S
Ofice-One door east of A. McDermott's Drug Store.
Residence northwest Of Montgomery street and
Avenue. opposite Mr.. Peter Freer's residence
THOMAS WELLS,
Attorney and Counsellor Mt Law. and Com
missioner of Deeds for Cal.
orrrcr-with Governor Blaisdcl Carson City Neva-
ia. VIII practice in all the State and United States
Courts in Nevada and promptly attend 10 all business
required Commissioner of Deeds.
E. q. WILSON.
Attorney and Counsellor at La w, Main ST.,
Chico. Cal.
VIII practice in all the Courts of Butte and adjoining
counties.
JOHN DICK,
Justice of the Peace, Notary Public,
And Commissioner of Deeds the State of Nevada
Montgomery street. Oroville-
GEO. w. PRINTY,
United States Collector for Butte County
California.
oFF1oE-with the County Recorder in the Court
House. Oruvile, California.
DIR. j. NJ. VANCE.
p ysici an aud Surge on.
ORov1LLE.
May be consulted at all hours-from 10 O'Clock ~.
NJ. the Drug Store Of r. Parker Union Hotel
Block Montgomery ct At other times at his resi-
dence, Bird street
CHARLES F. LOTT.
Attorney and Counsellor ut Law.
oroviIe, Butte County, California ofice-Bird st,
between Myers and Huntcen
j. N. BURT.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, n Notary
Public.
Practices in the Courts Of the Second Judicial District
and in the Tupreme Court
OrYrcr-On Bird street. in Burt's brick building up
stairs. Oroylle
F.. DUNHAM,
Assistant United States Assessor.
oFFIcE-Montgon,ery street, south side, second door
Myers. orovllle-
DIR. j. B. GRAY.
orr1cE-Ezp-css building. Second street, opposite
Western House Marysvlle
:. ROSENBAUM,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. District
Attorney, and Notary Public.
orT1cE-Court House. oroville.
DIR. f. :. SNYDER.
OFFTcE-Wrandotte, Butte county. Having perlna-
renflv located IL wyandof1e may he found his Office
at al hours when not absent On professional business
ID. c. BURLINGAME,
Dentist.
oFrrCE-Over Cheap Johns Clothing
E@A Store. Lytls's building. Montgomery
IC~t~~YS Soroyille-
j. A, W. ARDW ELL
Notary Public.
a: Reco-ier's offer .O1oviIle
E. p. LEE.
Dealer In Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Montgomery street, o-ovills.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-03-02
HOTELS.

Corner Montgomery and Myers street. ,.-. oro'ils
vv@uUS NEW BRICK AND ELEGANTLY
furnished Hotel stands in the state for cs'ri-
font and accommodation for the travelling puhiIcVeSy
nom hains well Ventilated and neatly furnished
The Table
Is supplied with every luxury o: the and every.
thing will done the comfort OF the guests Of
this house In connection with this house is the Bar
AMI. Billiard Saloon News Billiard Tables Of the latest
patterns and : proyelnsnts
THE BAR viii always be Supplied with choice
Liquors and Cigars. at a moderate price
The ofics of the Oregon Stage Company is at the
Union Hotel
Stages leave this house daily, for Chico, Red Bluf.
Shasta and Oregon: nStow Taylorvills. Sussnville
and Idaho; B,dweA Bar. Spanish Ranch and Quincy:
and for Forhssown and La Porte. connecting with tho
cars 0foviile.
FRANK JONES, Prcpuesol
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-03-02

GEO. w. PRINTY,
United States Collector for Butte County
California.
OFF1oE-with the County Recorder, in the Court
House. Oruvile. California
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-03-02

SALOONS.
BANK EXCHANGE.
Corner Of NuntsCanery and Myers streets, oroSine.
vNHE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC Is
respectfully called 10 the above Class saloon
where the
First Quality of Liquors,
OF all kinds are always kept constantly hand.
THE BEST ARTICLE OF LAGER BEER.
From the oroville Brewery.
This cellar Saloon the most pleasant retreat in hot
days. and has the mos, extensive acconfno<A-
tons. In connection with il is
A Splendid Shooting Gallery.
Fer srorts1nen The public have the tuanks of the
Proprs,ors their liberal patrauae heretofore and
l. W HOOPS
September %. 1866, Ttbo HELMS.
CITY BR e w cry!
And Brewery Saloon.
Myers Street -oroSiiie.
gHyHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
Il informs the public. and his old friends that he Is
now manufacturing and keeps constantly on hand,
superior quality OF
LAGER BEER,
For Wholesale and Retail-In bottles or kegs.
Ten Gallons. - w
Five Gallons. Observation-Disclosures. %
All will be promptly attended that left at
the Bank Exchange saloon Montgomery street.
the City Brewery, Myers street.
liberal share of the public patronage is respectfully
solicited. WILLIAM SCHNEIDER.
November 18th. 1866.
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DIR. G. w. FRANCE.
p by S ei an and surge on
Ofice-One door east of A. McDernott's Drug Store
Residence northwest Of Montgomery street and
Ist Avenue, opposite Mr.. Peter Freer's residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
Gountrp afal Gstatt for Sak.

BARGAIN ut WEST END.-First- class
~ COUNTRY RESIDENCE n 6He plssa- on all 'ds
beautifully surrounded ornamental splendid
only ~ minutes from NN'l and ss minutes
from depot sacrifice PETIT FfALBE No III
Broadway Room No. e.
A SPLENDID FARM of "a acres-Excellent
~ drained ibeough repair no better hrm can be
fnud large raodn turg al complete order superior location
onoarh depot aud village Prce sto0 or with s'oo
,r,u and Tools 4le 90 J. = FERGUSON Co,
Ma Nst,a Rnom 10 "a
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FOREIGN.

2 1eiLora from Spain state that PeKuCIa con
&C. e. = rot innocent perrOns from Catalonia PROM
a. town IL Reus a number OF persons OF Inc pe"e'
sIsssos not accused of any participation m te Ie III
Cncian hut ohnoxiOus to suspicion " liberal primer
ST. oute recently seSed, their arms bound DENIM
H. md In This guise they were marched 10 IaTrlgOa
S.lssd nv weeping women, there TO DO ehpped 10 Io
iouies Some Of these prisoners arc hOdeTtdOs I'D p
e. mat IA 90 say, belonging TO HarVafse oWb pay'
ri Pexnela Jumps PrOgesstae and hOderauos
=. henp tarred with the same brush, and inecNe VIZ"
r. noison OF liberalism. Earyael IL disposed 70 Ietr,s
A. more moderate measures but the QneAn ihelhes 10 ~
fesa,ela talOnRc SOeedal gang en- other "Of"S' " '
paTtisaADs of the InGnisitioh
Maltese millionaire, who created a great
n.on among the ganbAcrHO Of the continent M 1900 Oy
H. success at Baden, hasreDewt hlS
Al INC same Mace and has recently broken Inc Dak teo
s1us The Prince Of Wales happened 10 De lnete ~ ,no
tI.e amusing himself with playing Few hapoIeOnsi1
t,me 10 time The Duke OF Hamilton anu MesGipha
Pasha were also among the vitOrs lie Then slartd Or
ReTup taking UOmburg his way, and az TINS later
,Iace he ven 500 sCf but did not break the bank ne
sans4 the director kept sending bank notes q. long ar tno
.laY ,astad The GOODNESS with which the Maltese nata
sgprk every one with astOnshment so much
- mai the director OF the Omburg bank called upon nm
ths dy after and told him he Mad newer seen gentle
man NAV with te impressive deneaD0r. since ne
- not more moved than the bank itself But wbal ~
narrated as singular Is the circumstance that tbe
HsIteso Keeps the money he wns and does not, hke al
,.ot an othors day to lose double the next II
sIsO appears that he spends his winnings MOST neey
siyIDg large in charity and presents ana tBa e
LIS thus become wei DOwn among the persohSts no
freent these bathing places. In 1866 IT appeint, he uu
no VISIT TO Germany,
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Corporation guiias'

rNcItsH Mutton Chops for Dinner; EngiIss
X NN ~, ,,a can PEEL fibetss Bsgsh and fv-s -,
- ,, y, hslanssrL 90 FalieIaL Base and Gahhs~ o.
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WnLIaM w. Bs,Kus hnct,oneer
r, ISLAND REAL ESTATE AND AUG

I ONtT ISLAND REAII ES M u HNII HUN-
II r0S ROOM No al Rutonss opposite CT, Hal Bootyn
HOOD WEDNESDAY, Oct 70 1901 At " Irl'c AZ
Al. Long Island ard Auction Rooms at Ne 81 foht
opposite CITY Hall, Brooklyn, the following sieabe M
Aneion Three story basement and sub
cellar HOUSES on side Of Tompkbsa butt Tie bts
manner Nv 6ed in with brch Tin oof and contains
all modern sueh Gas bot and Cold "sisI bAb
Closets Range Heater It, Terms essJ and viz !" gwen
At time o sale. Title perfect
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5mnstmfms.

FRaEECIiIr THEATER.
" L 'A ADH TaE Iio6sR gEo&Iij '''' and D'''as'
ELITE AND FASHION OF TIN crrY.
MOST SUCCESSFUL PRopucnoa
"THR GRAND DUcHisep
THURSDAY and PEIDAY EVENINGS
POWERFUL CAST sossEeTs cosTe PINE cnonus
MILE. TOsTBB As THB GRAND DDCHEss
DrFEIcou8f I'D =, ,As Ts%es o q !se co,
| Oaoba26
Nj EATEMiS b'gs to announce the eommrsrss n, Ofhs
fKBHCH DRAMATIC sgWuy
TUESDAY OCT. z
and First Appearance IL NeN.York Of bis
PARTISAN DRAMATIC COMPANY
including among TIE number fyoi,e. q. s,t Aria.
MONSIEUR Ia ROCHE Of the Tnssrr fiss.ss ss
MILE DEBORAH, 81 the Theatre iste ~ N POissa
The opening HsSs ri se 6 bs'I pooR Yousa IAN
MARGUERITE ''.-Mhls DRBORhH
rla nlaSs Of French Drama viii be TUES AIS and saiTR5,,s
,'d 'Ae PEsT FRkN' wRpSE6hs o. oAr's ' '' '
Doors open a, 7 m ,Sm.e.ss 2. "a 6.,.,
S ResoSn ssls. so 70 SIS . Ss'. a.. u:
Ts.afer and At usual Offices
BROOKLYN ACADEMY or MUSIC.
ID THR GRAND DuCnsSs
~ TUESDAY AZ" EVENING" y Ghise'S ocr ~
stats secured ia advance
DANVARD's OPERA-HOUSE AND MI
Broadway corner Of Thirtrti- II, fr
Manager An' genera D"s p0RrH WEEK WV '"''
UNPARALLELED TRIusIH
DEVILS AUCTION,
eoGpEs sSAScH.
Nile GuIsEPPrNA M0RLACCHI,
rERpsIcHoRpAs ~ FAR OF EUROPE,
FIRST DASssusE OF The AGE. r
and world vide repaHe" ssier, snr..y
S S hspss hSISs ca ESsb4Y sSESo
A'AA' h'A'''' AT EIGHT O'CLOCK
SATURDAY MATINEE an ov, o,c,,c.
THE LARGEST NUMBER OF
EVER PRESENTED ON OsR STAGE
r.. -CALYOS TRANSFORMATIONS ..n
"'' zrd ftS STA sohIKR, Premiere Dsrssuse
hAT ETGEsfA g GGf5 F.s%trs Ds":s%
AuAhlA s MS bk f Pc%'s D-'''a''
G EASD E ETRoPs4 BALLET BALLET CONAN
SIG croyyIiSsI IrVo.
S aae 20 Sys ae any GS 't sssd
In accordance TsPRRIcEDE ss's ATrR%cT6Ss Wv
popular prices OF admission remaining 40 usual
RESERVED SEATS FoR n.rs,v .nv.xcv
At BOX OFFICE or RI Tag si TRE a sR1A'Y''
cHIcKERIXSsc,s L No ga ga g ~ sPS,nw,y
presented tie fourth tns this Douglas 'ers' ''
Drama Of
THE RENT DAY. 49,
and UnegGsed CastNE j. W 6Aiaef Nj Jn
Gilbert W. r. Floyd. Mr. A. W Young Nj II
kngOh Mr. G. H. Rockwell Miss Clara Jennings, MS MARY "psS'
To cosSiuJ. With the Capital Petite Comedy Of
Mr. John Gilbert Air. c. Rockwell M W. u P'is,
Miss Mary Barrett and Mas Mari Scott
49, SrcOd msl sul Waters KIM Deep
Thursday Oct 24..... Last tme "A Dangerous tsnr
saturday The Ren. Day and ~ and ~
IN will speedily h. produced
An ORIGINAL DRAMA,
Of powerful interest and peculiar effects
Door open at u. Performance eommene.,h "
pROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
FRIDAY, Oct IS,
SATURDAY Oct 2s,
Mr. AUGUSTINE DALYs
wonderfully successful Sensation Drama.
UNDER THE GAsLIGHT,
NETWORK CAST.
THE PIER SCENE BY MOONLIGHT,
and the
THRILLING RAILROAD SENSATION
as PLAYED for over nights New.YOrh aud vicinity.
Prodaeec under the
PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF THR AUTHOR
No pain, will be spared make hi. ne 'sf
be IN Brooklyn. .r..I
BoIoaos open
nODWORTH HALL.
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prof,ssicnal nutifts l,.l
CHARLES NETTLETON, No. III Broadway
" FIRST FLOOR COMMISSIONER for stat. and Teis.
nR. TRAILS HEALTH INSTITUTE is 4,
Florence flights J.; open at all eomPEomse a.
hnhug Turkish BAths connection sth No - %
College Term commences nov TO- Cy Once No ~ sls,e e
nR. ALIENS 0FFICE-For private cone =
s,ou for ladies' at No ll9 GeswiehsTe, near Ttssni +
Lady Physician in attendance - =.
nR. DOWNS having returned from Error /.
~ has resumed his practice at No lal Bleeehersa
HAMMOND on the SUCCESSFUL TREAg !
NEyT Of NERVOUS DEBILITY Premature Physical snd Mo-
Decay special d.ea Of importance standard se
stony and Surgery the Syracuse Medical Ceegs Price :
nap.f cover SOC nailed address No f6 Es pa, trss
bel second and Trsves Consultations from 10 ~ 10 ssst
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the tpatme 8
Sof STRUCTURE yARIcocHR, nEMoRRHoips rsT a a
.es,rol Of EDWARD DIXON D. Editor Of The sspel 90
loa. nom sad ~ sssiar. at Dr. Ds's~ ''si
No a Hhh-s ave .. .....-
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NORNs " lLhIhs hbcilob'FH, ppoI
EXECUTORs SALE of the elegant RESI-
~ DENCR north Fis aud Thirteenth ~
LUDLOW Co ancon TUESDAY Oct z 1901 ~ Is
ssaek al .he Exchange SalrsrDoIu No III Broadway H.
FIFTH AVEThe the Lot with the splendid onfhop snn
. brown stone p HOUSE,, No. 60 Pm ave-
With lot House 30 feet inches Gon p w ses
and by days work and
10 even respoL 393OO feet wh e,tra lot on Ibeeb,hst
Il0aa leased Spnger Estate has IL 70 run from May
clauses Ground rent 1865 20 per 'hh'
iar&i%H ' ANU '0' H. ludlow 4 Co. No 3PueA
The national Republican., 1867-08-29
OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UEIrED srArEs PArKsr 0ryIcI,

WAsH1N0tOr, August o, 1907.
On the petition OF Charlotte b. Thompson, admin-
istratriI Of John II. Thompson, deceased, James n.
Thompson, and Hosea Q. Thompson. Of Holderness,
New Hampshire praying for the extension Of patent
granted 10 said Msssrs. Thompson, the 18th day Of
November, 1883, for an improvement in machine for
trimming soes Of Boots and Shoes, fer seven years
Iirssis- 81 sAiA pslsnt. vhiek tAkas plAss
en- the 10Th day Of November 1867.
tits ordered that the said petition be heard at ths
Patent once on MONDAY, the 2sth day Of October
next, At IL o'eoek, m. and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 10 ale
In the Patent Omes their objections, specially set
forth in writing, at least tosy days before the day
Of hearingi all testimony nled BY either party to be
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mittsd In accordance with the rules Of the once,
which will be furnished on application.
Depostions and other papers, relied upon as testi-
mony, must be fled In the once ttoentv days before
the day Of hsaringf he arguments, n any, within
ten days after hling the testimony.
Ordered, Also that ths notice be Published in the
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