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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-18

WAsHiNGTOF, hpfll z, ltoi
On III. pstitIsn Of GsoRoR A. LsionroS, Of Law.
renee, Mass, praying for the eItensio. q patent
granted to him the llth day Of July. 1854, for an
Improvement In Sewing Machines. for seven years
from the expiration Of said patsnt. which akca
place on the 18th day Of July, 1858:
Il 10 ordered that the aAld petition be heard the
Patent once en- MONDAY, the "a day OF June
next, at II clock, N. and all persons are nOn-
ned 10 appear And show cause, II any they have.
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Perssns opposing the extension Are required to
ale in the Patent once their objections, specially
set forth in writing, at least ftoenty days before
the day Of hearinGi all testimony hled by either
party, to be used at the said hearing. must be
taken aud transmitted in accordance with the rules
Of the once. which will b. furnished GU .ppealton
Dispositions and other papers. relied upon a.te,ii-
moay, must be nod In the once ti1eniy days before
The DAY Of hearinIi the atsuments, II any. within
len days amer nlng the testimony,
Ordered also that this notice be publlshed In the
Republiedn and the iatsLiigencer, Washihgton,
d. C, and In the Post, Boston, Massaehus cts.
once a week for three successive weeks the hrsi
OF said publications 10 he At least sixty days pre-
yious 10 the day Of hoArlng =, ,uor,u
apo.Thst Actlag Commissioner OF Patents
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-18

ASAD BERGAvGMRsT.-Wew were panied last
evening on learning OF the death of Mrs. Chas.
ONeil, at the residence Of her husband, No.
$40 Eleventh street, after q short illness, at
the tender age Of twenty -two years, and having
was born In philadelphia, and leaves a babe
seven months old.
The remains will he taken to the Baltimore
inferred In Lancaster, Pa, on Monday next.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-18

ALABAMA.

Posr OFFICE DErARrnIST,t
wAsuIK0rOs, February %, 1865
Proposals will be received at tho Contract olico
OF this Department until p. IN. Of April IS, 1885,
Ito be decided the next day, for the mail.
Of the United States from June ], 1883, 10 June w.
ISL: ,,,
and DeutOu, TO Selma, 81 miles and back, daily.
Leave Montgomery daily N6gm:i
Leave Selma daily at p.n.;
Arrive at Montgomery next days hS.oa
IN.
Tho accepted bidder will be required 10 take
ths oath commonly known as the test oath, and 70
sYotrto contracts 10 the form aud nnnner prescribed
by lkr and the regulations Of the Department
Por iyrther and fuller particulars as to the eos,
dition1 TO be incorporated Into eohtraets, and OF
tho liabilities Of bidders, reference made 10 the
pamphlet advertisement, dated October 81, 1881.
inyIiins proposals for carrying the mails q me
United States in the STATE of Alabama, which can
be found al the principal post-ofhees.
Propo;.' mas! se s,slsd' s ,spstssriISs sb,ms
and addressed TO the 'seSoHi Assistant Psstnas'e.
''ne'A'' ALEX W. RANDALL,
uhl7.Tuit Postmaster General.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-18

At WINTERS DRUG STORE, n
~ 500 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ON
Between First and Second STA, w
Can he found full Stock q PURE DRUGS, ~
MEDICINES, pERFUMRRY. &c, at prices ID
to suit the times. spll-lm
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-18

PROMOTIONS IN THE TREASURY DEPART
nINT.-The followlngs promotions were made
In the Treasury Department from the LIST to the
18th instant, inclusive:
Secretary's Ohice-w. II. II. Bntes to third
class; q. T.. Senseney to third class J. W.
Swank to third class; 3, +. DolbeAr to fourth
classi NJ. Garyin third class; z. b. Brooke Sec
ond class.
Second Auditors oniee-Addison Ware to
second class.
First Auditors oince-E. r. Pratt second
class.
Lighthouse Board-Bruse Small to third
class.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-18

HAVE COMMENCED WORKING. ]. q. Nay
Tor, the gentleman who has contracted for tho
rebuilding OF the Calvary Baptist church, cor
ner Eighth and II streets, commenced work on
Il Wednesday last,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-18

GRAND LopoE, I. o. D. F.-The 10th instant
10 the anniversary OF this charitable order, as
established In the United States, and all
Grand Lodges and Eneampments ~ requested
to urge their subordinates to observe the day
In some appropriate mode.
We observe the following statistics In refer
pli.hed, which will be very interesting to the
brethren In this section:
There are - Jurisdictions, 2sl5 working
lodges, and 2l2,2oJ members In the Quilted
States. Duringthe past year there were 3t,1I2
limitations, 90 i4t brothers relieved, ,232 Wild
owed families relieved, $4oo, oT5 % paid for the
relief OF brothers, t01 3t2 80 paid for the relief
OF widowed families, and tl02, les 81 paid for
burying the dead. The total amount paid for
relief during the year was tG2T ,oo2.95. Yer:
mont, Texas and Mississippi are not included
In the statement, no reports having been re-
ceiyed from these jurisdictions.
The total revenue from the Lodges during
the past year amounted to one million ispsn
hundred and yGffy-sepen thousand nine handrsd and
fhfrfy.sir dollars. What q benefcent fund for
the propagation OF good to the needy and dis
tressedi Few, very few, outside OF this noble
order, are aware Of the great relief that Is ex.
tended to the worthy and unfortunate. Dur
Ing the past year 1904 brothers have been
relieved. Joy and comfort have been brought
home to the widowed families OF Q, asa deceased
members.
II the order OF this city propose to comply
with the above request, land we trust they
will,) II 10 about time they should be perfect
Ing their arrangements.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-18

RADICAL MEsriso IN rHs SECOND WARD.
Last evening meeting wa. held In this ward
for the purpose Of settling tho financial busi-
ness Of the emancipation celebration on
Mr.. Jno. L. Pau called the meeting to ofdcr.
when, by request, Rev. Jno. II. Brooks, treas.
had on hand 600, there being a deficiency Of
by request, Rev. Matthew Green. eoiored,
audience for a short time, he offered up the
On motion, samuel J. butcher, eolored, was
They then took up a subscription, and sue
MI. Pau moved that they resolve them.
selves into Second Ward Republican Club.
MI. W. II. Chase, chairman Of the Exseu.
tive COMMITTEES, statedthat the committee had
81; a.1ns s s S s' ss s.
them 80 suddenly that they had not the nsess.
:sSa ins victor, hs ,sS On S; tho :
pended great deal on the Second ward. The
Committee, hssaid, came up for ths. purpose Of
';o%pletins the arrsnssmsat' fSr re s,:si:sy
voters out. To DO so they must have 40 BY
II m. to-day. He hoped none would giyo II II
would lai.tte:s their families: a a .sgb,er,p:
Mr.. Chase stated that any man Ia. this ward
who could, and dia not, register 70 gay, woula
books would only be reopened for the benefit
Of those who are sick or absent from the city.
He moved that every Republican In that ward
resolve himself and herself Into q committee
and aid the executive committee In drumming
up the voters. Carried.
On motion, they agreed to hold regular mset.
Fourteenth street Baptist church and Brooks's
church, on Vermont avenue, between P and
| O streets.
On motion Of Mr.. Chase, the executive com.
| mittee was Instructed to ascertain what the
| expenses Of the two churches would be, and
make arrangements for defraying the expense,
| Of the same.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-18

DEPARTMENT OF ruE lSrErloh,l
Pension OrFICR, March Is, lSSs. J
Applieatio N having been made under tho act OF
e ~ 1850, for the reissue Of the following de
u I'd Land Warrants, which are alleged to have
serb vat or destroyed: Notice Is hereby given thA
been late following the descriptio1 Of each war
~ thss w certificate warrant Of like tcnor VIII
rant n /, il NO valid objection should then APP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-31

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ben. ben ttt releu leB, brm ih. ats tr beim.
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btideH ietnr Sulh9feit bebatten.
snhb mas fur etnen g8unitD bat er scbabt,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-31

,Gr rrbdt It'd ais Cjnare, irine 5rNu uub
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-31
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-31
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-31

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-31

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-31

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-31

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From Buhalo-By New York Time
rom Depot cor. Exchange and Michigan St'a.
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-02-26

SIR N. PETo's BANKRUrTCY.-The case
of Peto, Belts & Co., came up before
Mr.. Commissioner Holroyd, yesterday,
on an adjourned sitting, for last exam
ination and order of discharge. Mr..
Maynard, for the assignee, said the ac-
counts were ready, and that they
were of that character that an adjourn
ment was necessary for their examine
ton. Mr.. Kinglater, forth e London,
Chatham and Dover Railway Company,
said he had rendered, in the first in
stance, a claim for &6, 900, 900 on behalf
of his clients. Upon the choice of as
signees it was felt that perhaps it would
be as well to postpone the proof until
the accounts were made out. Now
that The figures had been completed,
matters were much simplified, and the
dispute between the bankrupts and the
London, Chatham & Dover Railway
Company was very much narrowed.
His honor thought it would be as well
not to make any statements now as the
cas- was about to be removed under an
ordero of the Lord Chancellor to Commits
sioner Winslow's Court, and there must
of necessity be . new assignee. Mr..
Lawrence remarked that the accounts
had been most carefully prepared and
the bankrupts still claimed GOO, 900
from the London, Chatham & Dover
Railway. Mr.. Kinglater. Surely we
need not go into that now? Mr.. Law
renee: You have had your E6, 900, 900,
and you might allow me to have my
f200.0O0. The accounts have been
made up by Messrs. Coleman, TuIquand
and Young, and Mr.. Bishop has drawn
up a long statement. His Honor then
formally adjourned the case until
March 10Th, when proofs Of debt can
be made, and the matter will be gone
into. All the bankrupts were present,
busily engaged in signing sheets upon
which the very voluminous accounts
were engrossed.-LoHdon Tines, 1911 ali.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-02-26
New Convert,

A Jolly party Of our citizens went on q
fishing exclusion last week, and as they
were mostly of Democratic tendencies,
concluded TO attend the Democratic Coun-
ty Convention N the way TO the Ponds'
thereby ~economizing in time and money:
Now, q Of the fishermen, whom we VIII
call Smith, was q square Republican, and
vent only for the fishing and not for the
politics. His comrade, whom we Will call
Jones, on the way to Rochester, threaten
ed TO publish him as a full delegate to the
Democratic Convention. Smith says, "No
you DON'T Jones says, changed II l
don't"
The convention being over, and the
party arrived at the pond, Smith and Jones
by themselves, started upon the ice, Smith
ahead, Jones behind, when, unfortunately,
Jones pumped into an air-hole and stuck
in the mud below.
"Hallo, Smith I'm in-help me out
cried Jones.
"Ha, ha, ha," laughed Smith.
"What are you laughing at, you fool
Help me out, don you see I'm freezing p
said Jones, earnestly.
"Jones, my boy, will you vote the Re-
publican ticket next March? ?" said Smith
seriously.
"No, sir, I'll die in the Democratic
faith" said Jones firmly.
"Well," said Smith, ats my duty to
strengthen my party. What doyou want
me TO say to your familyE'
"Come, come, stop fooling-and help
me out" said Jones, ~emphatieally.
duty before pleasure" sand Smith,
coolly sitting down on the ice.
Poor Jones struggled and pushed, but
the harder he pushed The deeper be sunk.
The cold, cold water had filed his vest
pockets, and then his watch pocket, and
was now beginning TO trickie down oveE
his buttoned vest.
"For Gods sake, Smith, are you going
to sit there and see me die ?" shrieked he.
"My dear boy, will you vote the Re
publican ticket next March ?" said Smith,
Solemnly.
Jones hesitated-but the water was bub-
bling about his chin, and an anxious look
at the c-ountenance Of Smith convinced
him that there was no show, and he said
"Smlth, if you will only help. me out,
I'll vote the Republican ticket in the
Spring. and for Grant in the Fall!"
"Agreed," said Smith, enthusiastically,
and he pulled with such alacrity that Jones
was out in q jify. A rousing fire was
built, and Jones was soon dried and warm.
ed, inside and out. He is about town alive
and hearty, but he wear a good deal such
q look as President johnson is supposed to
wear when enforcing the Reconstruction
Act. Smith has got an eye on him.-Great
Falls ~. II. Journal.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-02-26

A Memphis paper publishes a sensa
ton story of the terrible deeds of a des
perado, named Baker, in Northeastern.
Texas, whose thirst for blood, we are
told, is unqenchable. He has murder
ed more than forty people, aud is still
at large, every day adding fresh victims
to his horrible cruelty. Lately he went
with two companions, to the house of
an old man, an acquaintance and friend
of his father-in-law, and riding up, de-
liberatly shot two colored men who
came to the door. The old man went
out to demonstrate with him, when he
said, with a malignant smile, "Old man,
you are of no account; you've out
lived your usefulness" and presenting
his revolver, fred, infieting a fatal
wound. The poor man fell 10 the
ground, and his two daughters ran to
his assistance, when Baker knocked
one of them down and left her bleeding
and senseless. He then went 10 the
fireplace, remarK1Dgt n1t q Old house
had stood long enough, took a shovel
full of Goals and threw them upon a bed.
Another daughter pulled the bedelothes
off to e%xtiDguish the ere, when he
drew a knife and mutilated her per
son in 8 horrible manner.