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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-25

Previous to 1861 the duty on all kinds of
salt was 20 per cent. dd cdtorem, equal to
about Ii cents per bushel on the cheap var
ieties, and q to 81 cents on the finer kinds.
By the tariff of that year it was increased to
cents per bushel if imported in bulk, and 6
cents if in sacks or barrels. This was
equal to AZ per cent. al raioren on the
cheaper, and 81 per cent, on the finer yarie-
ties. In 1862 it was further increased to Is
cents and "a cents per 100 pounds, equal to
l72 per cent, and 100 per cent, ad Uatorem,
respectively. The senate tariff bill now pend
ing proposes to advances these rates to "A
and 30 cents, which win bring the duties up
to the very respectable figures of 229 per
cent on the salt used by packers of pro,
visions and nine-tenths of the people, and
$50 per cent, on the finer kinds. If there is
any other article. either of luxury or necessi
| ty, so magni6eently protected" we shall be
| glad to have it pointed out.
There is but one place in the United States
| where solar or coarse salt is made to any ex
tent, namely, the Onondaga Salt Springs
| where about two million bushels are made
annually. These springs belong tothe state
| of New York. The state furnishes to the
salt manufacturers land for their works
| which they occupy free of rent, and pumps
l anu ulStflDuteS Inc prime u tHeul Tree D
charge, exacting only one cent per bushel "a
the fee for inspecting and weighing the sal
which is barely enough to pay the actua
expense and and keep the machinery ant
conduits in repair.
| In 1916 the salt manufacturers got tn,
state to reduce the charge, which had pre-
viously been six cents per bushel, to tn,
present rate, on the plea that it was unjus
| to tax salt--an article of such absolute snC
| everyday necessity, and they have beef
| strong enough ever since to keep the charg,
| where it was then established. -....
The breaking out of the rebellion in 1856
caused an overhauling of the tariff laws
How well the salt manufacturers availeC
themselves ofthe opportunity the above fact
show.
In 1859 they lobbied bill through TIL
New York legislature, forbidding the super
intendent of the Onondaga Salt Springs t.
| supply any brine to salt works not the,
built. Now if congress will only keep on
foreign salt, they viii be able to put ii up a
high as they please. 1t is shame that con
gress even considers such swindle as this
n. 7. Esessing Post, trepubsicaa paper.l
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-25
For the Argus.
Temperance Meeting,

The citizens of Black Hawk Centre met at the
School House Friday Evening, Feb. 22nd, 1867,
for the purpose of friendly meeting of the friends
of Temperance, meeting called to order and Adol-
plus Dunlap elected Chairman and VIM. A. Pill
grim Secretary,
and favored the meeting with temperance ora
ton, which proved success. The speaker re-
commended the organization of a temperance So
ciety in this place The people heartily responded
to the proposition. Mr.. Morris, Mr.. Vermillon
and Others, addressed the meeting.
On motion, il was requested that the proceed
ings be published in the city papers
On motion, adjourned to meet Friday evening
March LIST, 1867, for the purpose of organizing q
permanent temperance society
ADoLPHUs DUNLAP, Chairman.
WV. A. PILGRTa, Secretary
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-25

A Montgomery correspondent has had a
long talk with the spirits of Lincoln and
Booth, through medium now practicing in
the capital of Alabama. He ascertained
that Che ex.president and e -actor are on the
best tAms. Ae/
The Cincinnati Gazette is much exercised
in regard to women's rights. 1t asks how
woman would act as = soldier when the ar.
der was given, aright shoulder, shiftr Nat
ural enough, we suppose. Does not every
woman nova DAYS who wears filters obey the
| military order, when crossing the street,
"dress up in front, close tclothes) up in the
| rear!'
A drunken fellow had wandered into a
| Sunday school, and taken a seat among the
primer scholars, when the teacher accosted
him with "Why, James, do you know what
a condition you are in?" Yes m, in tn
gall of bin'ness, n the bonds 4 'Aiquity.-
Ask me some hard queshns!' z-s-, e.
The followingi is verbatim report Of a
speech delivered at a religious needing ont
west, by good. pious deacon. 1t j a queer
combination of terms, certainly; "My fe.
male brethren, il is of the most in.s.nightest
importance that we should all be clothed In
| white remnants,' 49,
\ gentleman in California hssins Hsaae !
lady present of pair of pistols, after sey-
eral trials of skill they eoncludA to 60
through the forms Of duel. They took
their positions, fired at the word, aud, to the
terror of the lady, the gentleman fell. She
threw herself frantically upon the corpse, EN-
bracing and kissing it with every emotion o.
endearment. Under such magical inAuences
the gentleman revived, and rose unlnrt from
the ground, and -andzthey are to be mar
ried.
Il There is an old tale, of which, though idle
, in itself, the use may be good. A certain
man would never go to church, and when h,
, heard the saints bell, would say to his wife
, "Go thou to church and pray for thee an,
me- zone night he dreamed that both he an,
his wife were dead, and that they knocke,
together at Heavens gate for entrance
D Saint Peter by the legend) is the porter, IAN,
suffered the wife to enter in, but kept tn
husband out, answering him, "She is gon
l in both for herself and thee. As thy wifi
5 went to church for thee, so she must go t
/. Heaven for thee 81,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-25

In Carpenters picture of the Death Bed OF
President Lincoln, Speaker Colfax appears
as one af the personages present The artist
has falsifed history to CRAFTY malignant par
tisan prejudice. Mr.. Colfax was not present
at Lineoln's death, and to the discredit OF
Mr.. Carpenter it is stated that in the original
picture President johnson was painted, in
accordance with fact. But, trucking to the
base preiudiees OF the radicals, the artist
painted out Mr.. Johnson, and painted in a
lie, in the shape of Colfax, and sends forth
his historical painting" with falsehood il
its front
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-25

The wonderful fexibility and great comfort and
pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
skirt will be experienced particularly in all
crowded Assemblies. Operas, Carriages, Railroad
Cars, Church Pews, Arm Chairs, for Promenade
and House Dress, as the Skirt can be folded when
in use to occupy small place as easily and con
yenlently as a silk muslin dress an Invaluable
quality in crinoline. not found in any single
spring skirt.
lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort,
and great convenience of wearing the Duplex FL
hptic steel spring skirt for n single day will
never afterwards willingly dispense with their
use. For children, misses, and young ladies, they
are superior to all Others
They will not bend or break like the sin gle
spring, hut will preserve their perfect and grace
ful shape when three or four ordinary skirts will
have been thrown aside as useless The hoops
are covered with double and twisted thread, and
the bottom rods are not only double springs, but
twice Tor douhle) covered, preventing them from
wearing out when dragging down steps, stairs,
&c. :
The Duplex Elliptic is great favorite with all
ladies', and is universally recommended by the
fashion Magazine as the standard skirt of the
fashionable world. @
Ts enjoy the following inestimabIe advantages
In Crinollne, viz Superior quality, perfect manu-
facture, stylish shape and finish, iexibity,- dura-
oiiity, comfort and economy, enquire for J. W.
Bradiey's Duplex Elliptic, Double Spring
Dhn. anu pe sure you get the genuine article.
oAoTioN,--To guard against IMPOSITION
DC particular TO notice that skirts offered as "DU-
PLEA' have the red ink stamp, viz: ~. W.
Bradieys Duplex Elliptic steel Springs" upon
the walstband-none others are genuine. Also
notlca tnat every hoop will admit pin being
passed through the centre, thus revealing the two
(or doubled springs braided together therein
which Is the secret of their fexibility and
strength, and combination not to be found in
any other skirt ~ p'tt-,
For sale IN all stores where first class skirts are
soid throughout the United States and elsewhere
Manufactured by the sole owners of the ustent.
&c VESTS, BRADLEY 4 CARY,
3! Chambers ~ 81 Reade ss., NY.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-25

"a Washington clerk thus sketched the
lights and shadows-the trials and tribulatons
of holding ofice:-W ashington is the devil
fish described by Nictorl Hugo. have been
fourteen years struggling in its embraces.
1t sucks your blood with its myriae paralyz-
ing mouths OF landlords, grocers, bakers and
butchers-its wood vendors and coal dealers.
When came here first, fresh from Miami
Valley, had blood in my veins; was young,
sir, and | felt the impulses of youth. Nv
coming here was the FIRST yielding TO a tempt
alton. My purpose, rs l held it then, was to
get a little Pecuniary capital to begin life
All. as Burns has said, ''the one false step is
never retrieved. The sap is gone ont of me-,
sir, am no longer Young. ! am in the
grip ofthe terrible vice, aud the iron has en-
tered my soul-and ii is not tonic. Come
to Washington for a clerkship ? Go to the
devil, sir, at once. have been here, sir, as
| said before, for fourteen years. am forty
wears old. The heats of youth cooled off on
| the anxieties of small salary; the strength
manhood has ebbed in the pinching trials OF
caring for Il large family. Never the cheer
| full warmth of competency in doors-always
| the chill wind OF poverty, prophesying star
| Walton, out of doors. For the fact that there
| comes day when the mourners mourning
the loss of their officesl go about the streets
| is always in your waking first thought, and
always in your last consciousness before
| sleeping. There is wind in Dante's'' Hell
| that by fits and starts, sweeps certain lovers
| away-they cannot pause and rest. Tha
dreadful wind blows in Washington. sir; ant
| look at these Treasury clerks, men and women
how soon they will feel that breath whithe
| land when) it listethi Temporarily, sir!
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-25

Senator Wilson, in speech some months
ago, appeared shocked at the fact that Presi-
dent Lincoln had been called IAN ignorant
rail splitter" But this was not half as bad
as calling him "smutty joker" as Bennett
did, who is now "hand and glove" with Viii
son IN abusing Andrew Johnson.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-25

A decided tutter has been caused in the
ranks of the Connecticut radicals, by the
withdrawal of two of the prominent and in
fuential men of the party from their former
associates. They are the republican lieuten-
ant governor, Mr.. Winchester, ard the secre-
tary Of state, Mr.. Pease. Neither of them
can go any further with the party on the road
to their couutrv's rpiu
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-25
SENATE.
Wednesday. Feb. 20

Upon motion of Mr. Webster,
Senate bin No. SO, for an act to incorporate the
hock RIVER navigation and water power company,
when mad been amended in the house. was called
Up and the amendments concurred in.
q message from the governor announced that
ne hau approved and signed the following bills !:
senate pan No. ISL, an act to unite so much of
so,S .ssh.S -one, north range two east of the
county, with township twenty, nor.h 80 asA so
east q said meridian in said county for school J
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-25

a man in Cleveland, arraianed for ksen;,u \.
house Of assignation, animated that e a.
Jndge lined him more than $40, he Womb
blow" on the respectable patrons of the
house. In that case" remarked his bonar
:! guess III let You unburden yourself and
w,l therefore fine You $780, He didn.t
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-25

Our dispatches to-day, report that q, large
number of prominent democrats are urging
the President to sign the new reconstruction
bill Just passed by congress.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-25

The spring elections in the states begin
with New Hampshire, on the second Tues
day in March. Connecticut follows on the
first Monday in April, and Rhode Island on
the first Wednesday in the same month.
The vote in New Hampshire a year ago
was: Is
Republican. .-.... 80, I31
Democratic. ~..-...s.s......... 5o,45
Rewublican majority ............4 1856
In Connecticut t-,...
Republican. ........ 1924
Democratic. ID, 433
Republican majority ................54l
In Rhode Island, the total vote for govern
or, year ago, was ii, lis, and no opposition
was made to Gen. Burnside
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-25

The President keeps trying, on the Chica-
go post Office. The latest news is that he
has sent the name of Charles S. Hotchkiss
to the senate for the office.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-25
Please Take Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm of Ram
IA berger q Burgower, are earnestly reaaestei
to come forward and pay up their accounts to the
Undersigned forthwith, an order to save cost OF
suit. One word to the wise 10 sufficient.
feb. Z, fS67-dvtf H. BURGOWER.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-25
New Post Office Saloon.
Drink for the Thirsty,
Rest for the Wearv.

TAMES keller, late of Camden, informs his
d old friends, and the public generally, that he
has opened first class Saloon at the above place,
where he invites everybody to come and see him.
The best of Liquors and Cigars always on hand.
feb22-d
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-25
American Match Company

59aT Washington Street. near the Ferry. 90
MANUFACTURERS OF SUPERIOR FRIC-
1s1 ton Matches. The trade is solicited to ex-
anime our goods and encourage home gmanufao-
turee. -
Prices low as in the Eastern Market.
oct26d6. Ut
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-25
By Telegraph.

RErokrEp roR rnE pAILr Argus.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-25

The fate of the house bill authorizing the
payment of the compound interest notes in
new greenbaeks is extremely doubtful.
: The N. Y. Tribune's special says:
1t is conceded there will be no opposition
in the republican party to the following named
gentlemen as officers for the next house
Colfax, for speaker; Mcpherson, for clerk
0rdway, for sergeant at arms, and Given
for post master. In all probability there will
be new man presented for Goodenough's
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-25

va To obtain any Of these letters, the appli-
cant must call for s'Adccr,sed Letters" and give
the date of this list.
Gf.- If not called for within month, they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
JAMES T. COPP, Pm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-25
Grand Festival
Family Flour.

NTE have splendid article of Family Flour,
w made from the very best winter wheat; also
bran oats, corn, and feed of al sorts, at our ware
house ON the Levee, for sale at the lowest msrke,
rates. KELLERSTRASS Vo0ELE.
4 fsbi E-d2w
The national Republican., 1867-04-27
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
L. PxsIox oyrioE, Dec. l, 1855.

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nea aeie fer soser.s isspsd usdsr he act Of hareh
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q Ees.g wosd, ssd wa. ssa.sd SsbrasSy Il. isss
~, d, ss for 10 ls.,.. issued apaa.r Is. .s, of
ana wss granted DsssmSsrt I, isis. April %, 1851
No. 67, IN, for 60 asfss lisusa under ths act Of
ssPtsnbsr, lsto y VI. name q LAasdon G. Jshnson,
n 10. 81, FOR 60 asr.. issued Ssass X q, Of
ana was ssssiss April !. issA1prii si o. issI In''
Asrsh IN u. H. s.ns % II may Ss " fssas, s a.
,sssyhns, ,ss, aAd wrs granted AAys . isss--Aprl ~
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cAs:ssr Psas' sad uss granted JAY IS 1880 --hiay
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March is5s. ia Is. nan, Sf Alvin kin XIII. an and M vas
granted April 10, ls51, NAY ii. lsSl T'- : -
No. oI.e6s n, 100 setss, Issued under the act Of
was grated nay "a isis Nay II, 1861. '7.i =
Ne, l9eel, for % Asres. la,nsd under The aet Of
Mevh o. lese, Ia the name Of Lewis Lambert, and
No. M,see for 10 aerps, issued under the act Of
March . is.o IA the name q nieholas Pdteh.st and
was grsulsd November n 1854. Nay rs, iss7. j
March s. lssS ~ the name e Mary O., widow ofTais
ay aylss sh sAd ~. srarrtsd ssp''nSy 2. isss-'uaa
Mo- ID ssl, fsr $50 serss issued under the act Of
boptfmbsr, 1850, IN the name o. samusl d. Oondsn
and vas granted March 2eth, 1882 -Juns a. 1867 hi
k.sss ss5 ~ X, s q'S @,ls saas' sss ss. q
was granted ostohsr %, 1sso July 8, 1857 WY w
Ne &c. 2sL for I'D acres, issusd under the act Of
Wu granted october 4 Isss, July 8. 1851. = - =
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DRoPosALsFo CATTLE FOR IN.
Il 90. .IU DIAN SERVICE. EggnN Tf
Dr,i.rr..r &, ,Iy.Ist,sIon.

Gas 1. q H.EE DErlhrhEsr OF rHn INIIHIoR, b.
Proposals will be received up toihs isih day Of
tsndest Of Indian Affairs for the Horthsrn supsrin-
tendency at onshA Cur, nebraAks for The delivery
a. Omaha City Of the following stoek OAttls 70 vii,
500 head Of MIR Cows for the Minnebago In
diAns, occupying reservation In Nsbraska ~
800 head Of MIX Cows for the Bantse siosx In.
da.s. ose1Pying ro'sfvatioh At the meath Of the
500 head Or Mik Cow, fot the Yanstoa Sioux In.
diiS, ss.S x. Il D.s.
oupying reservation in nsbraskA. '-ITT : ~ 1
~ head Of young American Balls. l.rfn' o.. 1rIg8l
70 head Of Beef Cattle, (stsers) rt..trT.rf .-
L TheCows must be ofg cd quality, American bresd,
not less than three nor more than ssssn years old
Cows with young calves. or Cow with calf will be
pfefsrred.g Dry COWS will not DO received. fhs
Bulls must be not less than three years od and the
Beef Cattle not less than four years eld,gl'l riT
eet any or al the bidsi also the rEh 70 reject any
OF all the cattle he deems that the cattle delivered
are mot Of the required ehAraetery Il sEI I bsIl
baPerintendenl Denman will bs spthoriIed 10 Te-
ceve the said cattle and 10 give youeheTs 10 tho par,
ties delivering the cattle 10 be- paid Al the once Of
city. 81 JhHH ITDT T'T W
The time Of the delivery Of the cattle viii be deter
mined BY Buperintendsnt DenmAn, who will also
have the power to change the place Of delivery,
with the consent Of the eontractof. lgN5.S
Good aud sufficient bonds will be required for the
faithful falhllment Of the contract.
BIDS will not be received for less number than
the total number Of COWS and bulls called for sspa.
rate proposals. however will be received for The beef
cattle. .'Iia l7'1 OH. BROWNING,
apl ".| ..af f'' p W Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-04-27
IMPAIRMENT SF THE INTERIOR,
u uurlD sTArls PArHHr oyyIor,

. WAhMlhotOM, April lpoI.
On the petition Of Thomas D. BarrAll, Of Geneva,
N. r., pfaytnk for the extension W patent granted
10 him ths 9th day qf December, lsA5 extended for
seven years the 9Th day Of Deesmber, 1850, and re-
issued the l0tA day of October lse6 for An Improve
msnt in Corn shelters, for seven yskfu hom the
expiration Of .Aid PAisih which tales plaes on the
eth day Of Dsoembs, 1857 this second extension
having been authorised By Aes Of Congress; yul! %
us oEdsrsi that ths ND position be heard At the
next, h II o'clock ~. and All persons are notified
10 appear and show cause, ~ any they have, why
said pstiuaa onght not 70 hs granted. .'p \
Persons opposng the extension are required 70 Ale
In the PAtslt ohes thsir objections, specially set
forth In writing u last fesniy days before the day
ofhearng; all testimony hisd By either party, TO be
used At the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mittsd In a.sordAnes With tbs ruiss Of the oAss,
which viii y, furnished % application. ...r5 =
Dspositioni and other papen, relied npon ~ tsst-
i.pony, mua be tied he once ti0sntv days before
the day Of hearing; The arguments, II any, within
ten days after Aling the tsstimeny. nl. .f q To
Ordered, Aso that this notice be published In the
RnPuBLioLH tnd the IntsIlf0saosr, Washington, d.
O., and In The Demooraf, Roehsstsr, y, ", once q
week Tor thlss sneesssive vsakA; the hrst Of said
b Ati'I'. '1I ss P5;yiSS: . the
~ N1T,T'T'l af Commissiohsr q Patents. d
| P. Q. ---BAion Of ths above papsp win plsass
sopy, and Asnl hsiT hills 70 the Patent omss With
paper eonlalhing this notice. - Apl0-vaW
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u 1'i q Usnnp srArss PArzrr oyyicn,

J. =
On the pstiiien Of william Butterhsld, Of Boston,
Mass. praying for the extension or patent granisd
70 him The tth day Of July, 1854, for an improve men
IN Sewing Machines. for seven years from the sxpi.
ration % said patent, which takes plaos the Nth
day Of Novsmbef, 1857; g.. .-.- ...L ..r..
Il Is ordered thai ths said pstton DO hsard At the
Patent Once on MohDkY, the ~ day .f santepiar
next At Il o'elOff. m and all psrsos. are nOtinsd
70 appear aud shov eauss, h any they have, why
nd petition ought not 70 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 10 nle
In tho Patent once thar objsetions, specially Get
forth in wruns a least tlesnty days before the day
Of hssrisg AL tsstimony hlsd By either party 70 be
used a. he saId hearing nust be taken sad trans
mittsd in aeeordanee with the rulss of the ofhes,
which viii 10 furnished on spplisatien.r .Eeg r,i,L
peposuops and other papers, relied upon as testi-
monJ, mast be nisd In the once tioeiaV days before
the Day of hearing the argumsnts, " any, within
Ten days aftsr hling the testimony. e . 81 ls1.8
Ordered, Also, that this noaos be published In the
REPIhLIcIs and tbs IHteIli0sReer, Washington, d.
O., Ind in the Journal, Boston, Mas, once week
for thrss sucesssivs weeks the hrst Of said pabes
On 70 10 .isAs six.y days RrssiOa. . Ne day Of
hearing. 7. O. THEAkEB, 2
iul ~ rfl sE.-... Commissioner Of Patents.
p. s-Editor. q the abOys papers win please copy.
snd asnd thsif bills 70 the Patent once with paper
oontAinfnK this notiec.s p u Ap26-law3w
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL ffu,F VI UrrrAD BfkFrs PAfnrT oryIon,


Qe Ne petition Of Richard A Tilghm.n, Of phila,
dsiphia, Praying for the exiantion q
patent granted 70 HIN October 8, 1854, antsdAted
Jsnuafy :, 1854 for N improyement In proeess for
sxp,ratSn q ssia palsat Which tskss place On the
1, s erssr.a llsi tSs said pst,ion b. heard a n.
Paisnt oqe., on MONDAY, ne I'M day ot Jun.
70 sppssf and shsv saa.., n ssy .hsy have, Why
aid pstitloa ought not 10 be granted. 'r. IgH y
Psrsors exposing the sxtsnson are required 70 fla
In The Patent 0hes their objsetions, speeiAlly sci
forth In writing, At least sntt days before the day
Of hsarinr Ait.s,imony hisd BY either party, 70 Bs
used atthS said hearing, must Be taken and trans.
pisssA1 In assordsnes With the rnlss Of The once.
Whish VII bs fnssishsd on applieation-s e Fg5BV
,pspoattons And other papers relied upon n tssti-
uony, must Be fisd In the once tsssnty dsys bsfofs
the dsy VI hearing, the srgamesss, N any. within
ten AAys kftsr fiing the testimony - lal T'tIsrl
rdsrsA also, that this notiss be puhlishsd In the
RnPusnciI and tbs Infsiifoszeer, washington, D.
g., snd q, he Univ1st, Pkiiadslpha, Pa, once .
weak fof three successive wssts ths frst Of said
Pub..sicn. 70 be sissss sssy days I..yieSs 70 the
day Of hearing. 7. O THkAkkR, l5g
E'. N. 7rrsf Comnissisnsr Of PAtslts
P.A-Idiiors Of The above papers will please copy.
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