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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-18

MONEY ORDERss-Post Pinney desires us to
say Hlat the money order system will be commenced
at the Idaho City Postofice on Monday next.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-18

A NICE PRESENT Mr. Thomas Barry sent to us on
Wednesday last large box full of excellent, freshly
baked crisp soda crackers, made from Wilkinson $
La Grande Banner Mills -four. It was an acceptable
Offering and we thank the generous donor for having
IA ade it. # AfaA
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-18

Posr OFFICE Postmaster Pinney will receive AM
attend to all postal matter at his fire proof vault JUS
back of the old stand on Main street. 81 Ri IS
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MORE Goops Several large trains from Urnatilla,
laden with seasonable and staple merchandise, have
come in during the week to the mercantile houses
here Strangers and others who have lately visited
the towns along to the Columbia in Oregon, or in
California declare this is the iveliest trading place
they have seen this season.
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IDAHO CITY PRICES CURRENT.
REPORTED BY il. BERNsTIEL.
IDAHO Cry, MAY Is, 1867

IDAHO Cry, May 49, 1867.
There are changes in prices to note since our
last Wednesdays s. report. Trade, generally, has
slightly improved since last week No further re-
iuction in outside brands of -four.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-18

WELLS, FAReo & Co.-ghe Office of Wells, Fargo
Co is temporarily located in the brick building for
merly occupied by the Times printing concern.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-18

CHANGE OF LocATIoN.--We learn that the Post Of
fee will be rebuilt on the lot southwest of
wall and Montgomery Streets opposite Bernstiels
store. end inst above the WOMB Office.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-18

DEPERRED.-A large amount OF editorial, genera
news, and miscellaneous matter is deferred to Civ
room to the article on the fire.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-18

Mg Pioneer Gold and silver Mining
Company, Idaho Territory meeting Of
the stockholders of this Company will be held at the
Office of the Company, No 712 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California on MONDAY, the goth day
of May A. D. 1867 at o'clock, P. NJ, for the purpose
Of increasing the capital stock Of the Company to the
sum of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, and creating
one thousand additional shares.
VIM. M. LENT,
JAMES O'NEILL, Trustees.
GEORGE HEARST,
DAVID T. BAG1EY, Secretary. E
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10th, 1857. n3-td
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City and County,
NOTICE,

In consequence Of the fire we shall not issue again
until next Saturday morning. s4
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-18

APPOINTMENT Ballard has appointed the
Rev. Wm r. Bishop as Territorial Controller, to fill
the vacancy occasioned By the death of Hon. h. B.
Lane. zg4 a&Ia
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.lTnr MuRprR on MRS. .suRnAr.-The fol.

lsIHE MURDER OF MRS. SURRAT.-The fol-
lowing is from o Wisconsin Radical paper:
"Nearly year since, after painful read
ing of the so-caled evidence in the celebrated
conspiracy trial. we called attention to the fact
that Mrs. Surratt had been hanged without
proof of guilt - We hold that no
thoughtful mind can read the published pro-
Greetings of that shocking affair and not. shud-
-4ler oyer its results $50 a's 5.lls. Ga sa
Let her murderers, Stanton and Holt, know
the deep damnationsof their atrocioas act, in
words like the above -
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-18

THE BEST REMEDY for Purifying the Blood, Res
toring lost Appetite, and Strengthening the Nerves.
is Frese's Hamburg Tea. 1t is the best pre-
servative against almost any sickness, used timely
Composed of herbs only it be given safely to in
fants Full directions in English, French, Spanish
and German. with every package TRY IT! For sale
at all fine wholesale and retail drug stores and gro
ceries. EMIL FRESE, Wholesale Druggist
39y1 Sole agent 40 Clay ST., San Francisco
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A sPLENDrD P1cTURE.-@C. T. Blake & co. expect
to receive in about six days, limited number Of
copies of the Double Sheet London Illustrated NesOs
containing the elegant photographic picture
Of "a Brothers Help AS they will receive only
limited number, persons wishing to secure copies
will do well to send in their orders early.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-18

& SOUTHERN REIIEF.-A musical entertainment for
the benefit of the suffering and starving people OF
the South is to be given in Boise City this evening
the Statesman says-thougha friend writes to US that
Friday evening" May II, was the time fixed, land
we hope to hear a good report from it in money
point of view Cannot our citizens generally, in
Centervle, Placervlle, Granite Creek Pioneer City.
Gold HILL Boston, Buena Vista Bar, Last Chance Bar.
Moorestown, and all over the country get up move
menta to substantially help along this pressing no
BILE charity
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RETURNED.-AIr. George Il. Coe of Powell Coe,
principal merchants Of this city, returned on We'd
snesday evening, after business visit to Portland,
Victoria and other points the coast, during the
past month. He reports very great business stagna
ton in every place he has visited, and has seen in
none anything like the activity in trade there here
comparatively dull it is in this city, now, in con
trastwih previous seasons. It is notable fact that
everybody who returns to, who visits this city,
from any other city or business point finds happy
contrast here to the great trade prostration else
where l.l 1890 -
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Coon RUN.-About two miles above Walla Walla
Flat is short gulch putting into Moore's creek but
bearing SO many names we will give it but one Of
them-Short Run Well, our friend I. M. johnson
carried supplies Of grub and tools up there on his
back through the snow this Spring, and took advan-
tage Of It's melting mood, in company with another
to work their claim. After a little less than four
weeks run they cleaned up trife over $1,000 The
water falling johnson has sold out and is going to
try his luck this Summer in Lemhi. Success to him.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
The Louisiana Convention.

NEW ORLEASs, Dec. 23.-In the convention to-
day a resolution was offered by a colored man
directing the first Legislature that convened
after the adoption Of the constitution to aseer-
tain the entire indebtedness Of the State, and to
issue bonds therefor, Of six per cent, and not to
run over forty years. and a tax OF two mills be
levied annually for the redemption Of the same.
It's consideration was postponed.
In the afternoon session Mr.. Cooley read o
certificate Of the State treasurer, to the effect
that no funds had been deposited to the credit
OF the convention, and he therefore moved sus-
pension Of the rules and the adoption OF his
luton repeating the bond ordinance. The mo-
tion to suspend was lost.
The balance Of the session was passed In the
discussion Of the bond question: in the course Of
which a colored member said that when he re-
nected upon the bond scheme he felt ashamed OF
the convention. He felt that the issuing Of three
hundred thousand dollars worth OF bonds al
eight per cent, for which to receive but one
hundred and ninety-hve thousand dollars, was
an Infamous swindle.
The convention then adjourned until to-mor
row.
The second clause In Cooley's resolution pro.
vides for the payment OF the members warrants
out OF any funds In the State treasury.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
A RMY sUPPLIE Es.

~
HgADa'Rs DEPARTMENT or rHR MIssorRJ D
oPPIcR CHIEF orARTERhAsTER,
Ionr LEAyLswS,oInrn. S, y kAs, Dssi u, 1897
d. 800 BUSHELS sHELLRD CORN
The Corn q DO of the best quality, free from dirt
sacked In good gunny sacks bushel to be y-six
10 be- delivered at tho forage yard Of the Quarter
such corn shall be transported BY rail 70 that port
shall be received q The station on the Union Pacific
Delivery TO commsnee on or before the 10th Of Janu
Ary 1903, and sgineient quantity 70 be delivered Y
the Is died The entire to Ge delivered
by or before February 10, 1865.
Proposals f9r any portion Of the amount required
blank pro posSls will be Furnished On application at
this once.
Of Two Ts.pOnsbls persons that in case The Contract
bonds will be entsiedino for the faithful
The fight Is reserved TO rejeet any or all bids
Bidders are requested to be present at the opening
The corn to be subject to the acceptance or rejection
Of tho 0iheor Of the ouArtermAStsTs Department at
Veaebsri for the supplies delivered will DO given
by the Post olnrteras'er at Fort Riley, and VIII be
Bids from persons who have hitherto failed to carry
out contracts yth the Government, or TO enter Into
Az. noi comply with the requirements ofils adVsr
The contract when made, will not be considered In
force until q has reeeiyed the approval q the com:
mAndinE o1heers Of the Department OF the Missouri
a4s ss Ds % ::SI Of
'Aii isss.sS ai;ssrr Dept, Q. H. 2 s.n sshsFhaNh q. a
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
oE0uaErOwN urwa-

oRpERs for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, in
Georgetown may be icel q the bo6ns>eres Of
Mcssrs. jan. X. Mills Cs, tists crsedeii's) I2s
Bridge strset, or Al Messr9. O. 4. octty Co.'s,
ioc Gs,dge ssrecs who're oSpsey of ths RxrupLr-
oAs nay v obt'ihed Oily A.
:, rt.slso TsAessr, - seuel. q yYtes blood. Of
:s :s.sss ;ss sS z asS S.s .s
Ths young men being stage .trnek Invited couple
e In ss & .hs 4.
ei Gertrude. the Queen Nothsri while Hamlet and
as s;s %l ne s1f
s s S *: ssn
ton q the police, the entire party was arrested and
70 Al: 4: :. " Sh .sd
and ,he same ano each on Fanny Miller and Maggie
d.y. Roy. .Df. 6snsren, n frinsssea SslisIe.
sas n' asSrss sss 'ss 5
tendent o. this end cf the ChssspesEs and Ohio canal
!. X. s sssps S
mas eve, when there will % appropriate exsrelsss
Tur EnPnx, Tho steamer Rmplre, Capt Price. Of
Wiz R' asS sIEs
s'' dSsS y r:a y 2: f:ss
z ss APR;,T on 2,.,.I Msn
day 70 recover eislm o. Sei Tor .eryiees rendsred
inrton and Judgment Of e3 rendered In favor Of Mr.
| Appler. II nm. .G.sfr .... ... r
XLAsor cpowp assembled in iron, Of Fred Pr.and, !,
yesterday, because the store crowded that u
was impossible TO gain admitance, This morning
citsens feeling assured that he do 70 thei
entire satisfaction. ...a..
HOLIDAY Goops WIN. II. Tenney has q well.
selected stock Of goods In the grocery line suited
tho holiday season, most prominent among which II
Jsmaiea spirits for those fond Of "eag -nogGH " =
PRIvAyE SALE John J. Bogue, real estate agent
Saturday sold that valuable piece Of propertyNo
- East Market spaee-beng a threc-story brick, u
| Conrad Waltz, for %, ,000
DsonpEnLI.5Th anes imposed Yesterday by Jas s
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
Personal.

LIEUT.. GgS. WM. T. SHERMAN is In Baltimore
and the guest OF Major General Van Yliet The
Lieutenant General will remain but a short
time
ES-SEcRETARY L. NJ. STANTON arrived In this
city yesterday from Wheeling, Va.
CAPT. and Mrs. MURcELUsx, Of the Chinese
navy, are st WillArds' Hotel
GEs. RUcKER and Senator Trumbull had in-
terviews with Gen. Grant yesterday at his office
in the War Department.
HON SAMUEL II. BERRY, Of Mary land, is at the
Seston House.
GENERAL CHARLES II. BLAIR, Of Kansas, ar
rived at the Metropolitan last night.
COLONEL $. Z. LEE and wife are at the United
States Hotel.
REAR ADMIRAL HoFF, U. $. N, Is at the Fl.
bitt
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
From Havana BY Csble-The News I'm
General.

HAVANA, Dec. a2.-By invitation, all foreign
consuis In this city visited Captain General Ler-
semende at his palace, where they were enter
tained with unprecedented hospitality. His ex-
cellency will receive the government authorities
and their friends to-day at a grand dinner. The
public festivities in this city will last three days.
Senor Pujol, envoy from st. Domingo to the
United States, remains at Santiago de Cuba. He
was expected here on Saturday. 1t Is reported
that he Ia the bearer Of an offer to lease the city
OF ST. Domingo and not Samana to the United
States for ninety-nine years, for an annual pay.
ment Of t3o, 900.
The Dominican chambers refuse to approve the
loan negotiated by the government at Paris.
Mr.. Savage, consul general at Havana, has re-
ceived q confidential telegram from the Ameri
can consul at Satiago de Cuba, in consequence
Of which he has sent a dispatch to Secretary
Seward advising him to defer the purchase Of st
Thomas.
In the engagement with the troops at Baez, In
st. Domingo, General Palanco was killed, and
was buried with grand ceremonies at the Capi
tai.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
Adjournment Of the Canadian Pariin
ment-The Last Bills Passed.

OTTAWA, December 23.-Parliament adjourned
on Saturday until the 18th Of March. Among
the bills aAsented to by the Governor General
are the following;
An act to prevent unlawful training OF persons
in the use Of firearms and the practice Of military
evolutions; to authorize justices OF the peace
to seize and detain arms collected for the pur-
pose as dangerous to the public welfare.
Also, an act to authorize the arrest Of persons
suspected Of committing acts OF hostility and
conspiracy against Her Majesty's person and
Government.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
NARRIEn-

At yinelaud, n. J.. the 18th instant. By Rev J.
ii. Britain sAHDIs L. CRIssEY, esq, Of Stockton,
=. z, e Miss II. Maria MoRsE. formerly Of Cam
In Georgetown. on tho 18th Instant by Rev p. Hall
Sweet. Mr.; JYLIAsy. MuRRAr and Miss ELIZA p. 7.
McLEAS, both Of Washington.
Of December, By the Rev. Dr. Lewis, Of g. John Z
parish, Mr.. WILLIAM b. CoLBrRs. Of GEORGETOWN, 10
Miss LAuRAV. GRE0o. Of Washington, d. c.
December II, ls7 at the residence Of the sister Of
the bride, by the Rev, Mr.. Tudor. CHARLEs b, Y.
PArsE, 10 Miss LAuRA HILL
In Boston, Mass, December 18th, by the Rev A.
p. Peabody, d. D., Captain Q. D. HEBB, q. 8 Ma.
rine Corps, to Miss hISsE 0ERrRuDE, daughter Of
the late William Lambert
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
Hon. q. y. Hamilton, Member OF Con
Eress, Killed by his own Son.

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 23.-Hon. O. S. Hamilton,
the Republican representative in Congress- from
the eighth district Of Ohio, was brutally mur-
dered by his son in a At OF insanity on Sunday
morning, being struck on the head with an axe
at Marysville, Ohio. The son returned to the
house and succeeded In innicting a severe wound
on his younger brother before he could be Sc
cured. He Is now q hopeless raying maniac.
Mr. Hamilton had Just returned from Washing
ton.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
DIED,

In Washington, d, G. on Saturday afternoon, De-
cember q, Of apoplexy, ROBERT b. Fowler, In the
9th year Of his age.
On the 2lst instant, FRAses MCMAHos, son Of John
and Sarah Mcmahon, aged years and 10 months.
His funeral will take place from tho residence OF his
parents U Twelfth street, Island, between and d,
on to day, TUESDAY, Nth, at 2o'cloek p. m
On the morning Of The sd, Rev: GERsnos GOnLE.
Thireenth street, between = and y on Tuesday DO
day. at az o. clock p. at which all his friends,
without further notification, arc cordially invited to
attend.
December %, Of scarlet fever, GEOR1E FREDEEIo,
youngest child OF Edward and Josephine Rubel, aged
Two years, three months and eight days,
The national Republican., 1867-12-24

THE WAsHiSGToN GAs-LI0mT COMPANY are
entitled to the thanks of all classes In this com
munity for their hberality in donating ten thou
sand bushels OF coke to the poor and destitute
among US. Our readers have noticed the adyer.
tisement of John Bailey, ESQ.,, the president Of
the company, and by this advertisement will he
seen the manner In which the coke iE to be di,.
tributed,
The national Republican., 1867-12-24

we clip the foiiowing reshme from MONDAY 'our-
THE Potomac Transportation COMPANY does not
expect TO do any more business till spring. Tho Wa
vaaset leaves for Cone river to-morroY morning Tho
Aqua creek boat arc rpnning yet and nearly making
M deer ,abbls, tulhcyl partridse., swass sanyas-
and rostaurants here Friendship Fire company have
concluded 70 retain s steam engine The neft thing s
order Ii to apply 10 the Council TO purchase horses and
hose and hire an engineer TO attend 70 it, wild ducks
were shot from King street wharf Saturday, Bleyen
At the city. soup house. Mr.. Nat Hays, ths accom-
plished and popular master maehinist q tho Msxan.
eipsnt Saturday night the Ph9nix Hall restaurant,
Of agnihcent gold watch aud chain, presented 10
him By he machinists employed at the work shop on
that road, through Captain William Carlin On the
Grated and much .nog and other drinkables were
used up The ice on the railroads leading into hi.
fenob.est sailed fOI The West Jnd,s. On SATURDAY..
saturday sold ot on PHI street. by ls fes! for Ol
to 7. Lannon. =. 4; Dslahay. Of Cioud's MIL bad
horse stolen from him Saturday. making the ninth In
throe monthA
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
Attempt TO Rob q Bank-A watchman
Shot Dead.

HAyERuILL, MASS, Dec. 23.-An attempt was
made at o'clock this morning to rob the Merri-
mac National Bank. The burglar first set fre to
a paint shop, to call off attention; but Joseph
Burnham, the town watchman, heard an explo-
sion In the bank building, and on entering the
bank was shot dead BY the burglar, who escaped:
The lock Of the bank had been shattered by gun
powder.
Burnham was a highly respectable man, and
leaves a large family.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
From 81. Domingo.

ST. DOMINGO, Dec. 2o.-The Cabrai govern
ment has been defeated. A pronunciamento OF
the people against him has been issued, and
Bsez has been proclaimed president.
It'll announced that commission 10 going to
Washington to conclude arrangements for the
transfer OF the Bay OF Lamana to the United
States,
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
Sentenced for Life.

NEW YORK, Dec. 23-The jury In the case Of
Margaret Welch, who has been on trial for the
past few days for the murder OF police officer
Robert S. MeChesney, this evening rendered a
verdict Of murder in the second degree The
life.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24

"DATA," In the Baltimore Sun, denies the
statement OF Miles O'Riley (Halpine) that PreSi'
dent Johnson's candidate for the Presidency iS
Gen. Sherman, or that he particularly favors
Seymour for U. S. Senator from New York, oil
HsskIns for Governor Of that state. "DatA' >
knows whereof he afiirms.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
From Macon, Ga.-Gen. Pope and the
Convention.

MACON, Ca, Doc. 23.--A detachment OF troops
left here tonight for Milledgeville. II Is sup
posed that they have some connection with the
treasurer's refusal to pay the money to the order
Of Gen. Pope and the convention,
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
Fire An BostOu.

BosToS, Dec. IA small block Of stores on
Essex street, Salem, were destroyed by fire on
Saturday night. The loss Is estimated at $4,000.
The property was partly insured.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24

JosErH SHLLINGToN, corner Four-and-a-half
street and Pennsylvania avenue, sends us Frank
Leslie's Ladies' Magazine and Gazette of Fash
ion for January also, the Riverside Magazine
for Young People for January. Published by
Hurd Houghton, New York. The former is
the popular ladies' magazine, while the latter Ia
the favorIte OF young people.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
From Richmond-Order from General
SehOneId.

RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 23.-den. Schoheld ISSUED
an order to-day assigning military commissioner
TO districts, to whom officers Of the Freedmen
Bureau, who are relieved as military commits
sioners, will turn over the books. The new
commissioners are to act as superintcndents o
the elections In their districts.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
Grand Masonic Demonstration In PhiI.
..r adelphfn.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2a.--The funeral Of VIM.
d. sehneider, Grand Tyler oEthe Grand Lodge Of
Pennsyivanis, to-day was one Of the most i'm
posing dcnoh hstrations ever made by the Masons
ID this city. Over one thousand Mssons
walked in the prooessieh from the Masonic
HALL 9rand Master Richard Vanx read the
s..i-i ss.-i.-,. ssspeuses haias made By the
Grand LodgS. .rrHa. .4 ~.
Eight Past Grand Masters OF the Lafayette
Lodge. Of which deceased was a member, acted
as pall-bearers.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
From Observation-Disclosures Assault
on . Young Lady-Death of n Min

HARn,sBun6, PA, Dec. 23.-A young lady,
daughter OF Mr.. Amos wickard, while walking
along frequented street in the lower end Of the
town, was knocked insensibie by some villain
with club. .g...I AID q. ..... co..
The act was witnessed by persons near, and
pursuit was made, but the villain has thus fsI
escaped. The people are much excited at the
repeated occurrences Of this kind here.
Rev. VIM. Radcliffe Dewitt died suddenly this
morning, aged 1s years. He had been minister
OF the Presbyterian church In this city for nearly
nifty years. .ll. iN
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
suspension of q RnnkinE House.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2S.-The banking house OF
Tessier, Son Il 90. suspended to-day. 1t Is un-
derstood that large amount Of their paper has
been protested in New York.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
Fire In PhiIadeI Iphia-Loss $40, 900.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23.-A Are this afternoon
completely destroyed the expensive works of
the Camden Rolling Mill Company in the north
ern part Of Camden, New Jersey. Loss 90, 900,
insured for $4,000. Two hundred men are thrown
out Of employment. Cause OF the fire accidental.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
Sen tence Remitted by Order OF tn,
President.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. 23.-Gen. l.. W. Sweeny,
who was sentenced by a court-martial and sus-
pended from rank and pay for six months, has
had his sentence remitted by order OF the Presi-
dent, and has been ordered to report for duty
to Gen. Pope.
The national Republican., 1867-12-24

FROM TIoKNoR FIELDS, publishers, Boston
we acknowledge the receipt Of the Atlantic
Monthly for January, and Our Young FolkB'
for January. Published by Ticknor Fields
The national Republican., 1867-12-24
DEPARTAENT OF THE INTERIOR.

o,, WLsHISGroS, bscemjs 10. lsj7.
IN tue petition OF MARINDA BTARKs. OF Genoa, Now
olh, sHmlhlSlratrix Of the estate Of Isaac StaTkS
np%0s1Ssa' % ahI Lyman Perrigo OF GTOt0n, New York,
phYihg I0r Tue extension of patent granted 10 the
sald Isaac staTks and Lyman PeTigo the iSh day on
yuhe, iaT ot an Improvement In Device for holding
pieces n spoke Machines for seven years from The
18th day Of June, 1865 ~ Fo WI '"o
ordered that tho said petition be heard at the
Patent Vmee on Monday, the 18th day on May neTt
A. clock m And All psrs9na notified 10 appear
ought not to be granted. Wy f0
Psrs9ns opposing the extension are required to nls
In the Patent once their Objections Specially nat foTtb
n writing, at least tt0entv days before lie day d
used Ht the sal hearing, must be taken aud trans,
m!ted y accordance with the rules u the once hIel
will be furnished application.
Depository S9d 9ther R RpAPsrs relied upon testi
the day Of hearingi the arguments, II any within la
days AfteT hling the testimony. ~
Ordered, also that this notice be publIshed In III,
REPUBLICAN, and the Inteiligencsr, Washinston, b
O. and In the Advertiser, Auburn, New York, one,
a week for three successive weeks tho nrst OF sale
publications TO bo a least sixty days PIeyeu5 70 thu
day Of hearing, T. 2. ThRAKRR,
decA-Wa Commissioner of Patents,