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From Snn Francisco.

SAN Francisco, June 27.-Dispatches
from Victoria state: AS the slOop Thorn
ton was on her last trip nOrthward, she
was attacked, forty miles above Fort
Rupert, by canoes full OF Indians. Cap
tain Warren and crew fired on then
with Henry rifles, killing twenty ont
of twenty-three Indians. Captain
Warren and one of his men were So
verely wounded. The Indians fought
obstinately with fire arms. The Colo
NAL Government will send of a gun
boat.
Since the ThortoH affair another slooE
has been robbed and sunk by the lndl'
ans near the same spot and Captain
Jack Knight and partner killed.
Forty-three girls, imported for vile
psrposes on the China, from Hong Kong
have been arrested and will be returned
to: China or apprenticed here to re-
spectacle families.
The Democratic primary meetings in
San Francisco were held under the law
which throws around primaries the re-
strictions of ordinary elections.
An attempt to seize the ballot-boX
IN one ward was frustrated by the po-
lice, and one man was arrested for
illegal voting.
The Union State Central Committee
has called State Convention for Au-
gust 5th. TO nominate Presidential cleo
tors. Primaries are to he held nAdfpp
rba nrim,ry eleotia,, i, ----'' "', 81" w
S pae vPit tiipIRaAte' Mo pledge themselves to
support Grant and Colfax.
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Festivities iu New York

New YORK, June 27.-The heat to-day
did not prevent thousands of Germans
commencing their week of festivities.
Streets in different parts of the city are
decorated with flags, banners and vari-
ous devices Of "WelkOmmen," and Ger
mania Hall is profusely covered with
flags of ali nations, those of America
and Germany floating prominently over
all.
The arrival of the Chicago and West
ern delegates to the SchutzenfeSt was
made the occasion of quite a turnout,
consisting of about ten companies of
the Schutzen Corps with band of mu-
sic acting rs au escort to the reception
committee. The Western delegations
were escorted through the several
streets TO their quarters. On passing
City Hall battery the artilley fired ma.
tional salute. They brought the grand
flag of the German League which, this
evening, was presented to the City of
New York with considerable ceremony.
On behalf of the city, Mayor Hoffman
received the flag, accepting it in very
felicitious speech, amid great euthusi-
ssm. The Bowery and all the German
gardens are illuminated and great
crowds fill the streets. Excursions will
be the order of the day tomorrow. The
whole city government have accepted
IN invitation to review the grand pro.
cession on Monday. Several regiments
of the First Division of the National
Guard will compose part of the process
sion.
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BY THE CABLE.
IBy Telegraph to the Register

LONDON. June 27.-Evening,-Im-
nortapt kilograms have been received
rom Japan, via shanghae. Inc last
a;.ratcb is under date of May gid, and
announced that the Mikado had arrived
With his army near Jeddo, and was
threatening the city. The Tycoon had
cent a flag of truce to his powerful enc
nv, offering to retire from Jeddo and
disband his army if the city were spared.
It was thought the Mikado would &C.
cept these terms.
BERLIN, June 27.-The health OF
Count Bismarck, who is at present liv'
ing in retirement on his estate in Pom
erania, has much improved within the
past few days.
CuALoNs, FRANCE, Jane EN-
peror Napoleon having received the con
gratulatory address at Chalons camp
sent on the anniversary of the battle o
Magenta, has arrived here aud wa!
greeted with great enthusiasm. He re
viewed the troops yesterday and wa!
much pleased. He leaves to-day fol
Fontainbleau.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 27.-Otficial ad
vices state no further lighting of conse
quence in Central Asia. The Russian
troops still occupy BOkhara.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, June q

CINCINNATI, June p.
FLOUR-Dull.
WHEAT-Unchanged and dull, aud
nothing done.
CORN-Very dull, lower an! nOmi
nal: ear offered at S4aS5c.
OATS-Dull and the market unset
tied; No. held at 75c.
RYE-Firm at 65, but is held high
er.
COTTON Held lc higher; sales mid
ding at SOC.
TOBACCO-Unchanged and steady.
MESS PORK-Held at 81 75.
BULK MEATS-Shoulders dull at II &c
loose; 50 1000 pounds sold at lac pack
ed: sides held at l33alic.
BACON-Can be bought ut l2ic fol-
shoulders; l6c for clear rib, and l64c FOL
clear sides.
LARD-Can be bought at 164al6!c.
BUlTER-Bntter dull, and the sup
ply is in excess of the demand; sales
Ohio at 23a25c, and Western Reserve al
26a2Sc.
EGGS-Dull at lSc.
LINSEED OIL-Very dull, aud not
saleable at better than 90, but it is
held at / 03al %. N. Z
Observation-Disclosures and quiet
LARD OIL--Dull at 35al 40.
PETROLEUM-St Steady at 33a35c.
POTATOES-Very dull; sales new
Southern at 3 50a4 90 per barrel.
GOLD-At 800 buying.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
FROM JAPAN.
Surrender Of the late Tycoon-Ths
Trouble Not Vet Ruded-A Warn
ing 10 the Milk ado-Assn ssh nntiou.

YOKOHAMA, June 5, via SAN FRAN
CISCO, June 26.-The late Tycoon has
accepted the conditions of the Mikado,
viz: To cede nearly half of his private
territory ,disband his army, surrender bis
navy, and himself retire to Meto, for
which place he left on the 18th of May,
on foot, as token of humility.
The Tycoon gave orders to his Adj
miral to surrender the feet, but that
officer left Yeddo with all the vessels,
and it is uncertain whittier he has gone,
He is probably somewhere on the North
ern coast, ready to cooperate with his
Statsbashio friends.
The trouble is by no means at an END.
A strong coalition has been formed IN
the interest Of the Tycoon, aud all the
most powerful Northern Diamos have
joined it. ~
Aidsen attacked body of the Mikado's
troops on the 18th of May, twelve miles
from Yeddo, complely routed them and
took possession of the castle recently
surrendered by the Tycoon.
On the 18th he attacked another army
killed 900 and captured 200, all oil whom
he beheaded.
A large army occupies strong posi-
ton between Yeddo, and another is
threatening Yeddo, thereby cutting of
the retreat of the Mikado's troops.
On the 22d another engagement took
place Only six miles from ieddo, also
ending disastrously to the Mikado's
troops-l4OO were killed and 800 cap
| tured.
A Diamo of the Mikado's household
has been made Governor of Iokohuma
in place of the old one, retainer OF
the Tycoon.
The European and American guards
around the settlements have been re-
moved.
The British Minister has already pre-
sented his credentials To the govern
ment of the Mikado. The High Priest
of the Kioto has issued bill warning
the MikadO that he is interfering toe
much in temporal affairs and calling
upon him to desist, on pain OF being
called upon by the priesthood to abdl'
cate. 10000 copies of the proclama,
ton have been sold and distributed
among the japanese. The uncle OF the
Mikado, who has had considerable to DC
in fomenting the troubles against the
Tycoon, was aSsassinated ut 1eddo
June ., at the instigation of the Chinese
companies.
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CONGRESSIONAL
WASHINGTON, June "a.
SENATE.

Mr.. Cragin introduced bill to amend
an act 10 exempt certain manufacturers
from the internal revenue tax.
Mr.. Ramsey introduced bill to regu-
lote trade between the United States
and British North American provinces.
Referred to the committee on Com
merce.
The tax bill was received frem the
House and referred to the Finance COM
mittee, which was granted leave to con-
slider il during the daily session. .gt.
Mr.. Yates called up the bill to admit
Colorado into the Union.
| The question was on the amendment
by the committee on Territories. proyid-
| ing for a general election for State leg
isiature and State officers within sixty
days after the passage of this act, the
said legislature to meet within thirty
days after the election, and imposing
the fundamental condition for admis-
sion that the said Legislature shall rati-
fy the l4th amendment to the Copstitu-
ton. otherwise this act shall be null
and void.
This was amended by inserting a pro-
viso allowing the legislature to decide
if it chooses against the admission, also
by allowing the legislature to proceed to
elect United States Senators in case II
decides ia favor of admissions.
Mr.. Conkling offered an amendment
requiring the question of ratification to
be submitted to the people ut the cleo
ton authorized by this bill.
This was opposed by Messrs. Yates
Howard, Upton, Nye and Others as un'
necessary, and sustained by the mover
and Morton.
Mr.. Davis spoke against the bill and
Messrs. Harlan and Cragin in its favor
Without action on the bill or amend
ments the Senate went into Executive
session aud after a protracted session
adjourned.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Raltiuore Cattle Market.
D--.nnn T..a


rs BALTIMORE, June IS.
BEEF CATTLE-The offerings at the
scales during the past week amounted
to 1899 head, against 1909 last week. or
the number offered 492 head came from
Ohio, $40 from West Virginia, 40 from
Virginia, and 81 from Kentucky, over
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad; so
from Illinois, over the Northern Central
Railroad; 10 ftom Maryland and Is
from Virginia by boat; and 255 from
Virginia, and SO from Maryland on foot.
Of the receipts 5s5 head were taken by
Baltimore butchers, 6 sold to Annapolis
butchers, 90 to government contractors,
464 to spectators for other markets,
26O head reshipped to the East without
being offered here, and the balance left
over unsold. Prices to-day ranged as
follows: Old Cows and Scalawags at
4 25a4 IS; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen
and Cows at 75a5 25, fair quality
Beeves , 25a6 90; and the very best
Beeves at O0as so per 1O0 lbs, the aver.
age price being about 6 90 gross. The
market was moderately active at de-
cline of fully so cents per 100 lbs Oh the
rates of last week.
SHEEP.-The market has been we'll
supplied during the past week, but the
receipts are chiefly of an inferior qality.
Good Sheep are in demand at slightly
improved rates, while common quail
ties are dull. Prices to-day ranged as
follows: good to extra fat Sheep at 4a5t
cents per Id gross. Stock Sheep l 7ta
, so per head Lambs . 00a3 so per
head. ..
HOGS.-The supply has continued
fully equal to the demand during the
past week, and the quotations show a
Slight decline on the rates of last week.
Prices today ranged as follows: fair to
good fat Hogs at II 5Qal2 so per 100
| lbs net
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HOUSE.

The Speaker presented report from
the Paymaster General as TO the pay
ment Of additional bounties since July
LIST.
Mr.. Julian introduced u joint resolu'
ton providing that in any treaty here
after concluded with Indian tribes, by
which the title of such tribe to its land
shall be Invested, the lands shall be
conveyed direct to the United States,
and thence forward, be subject to the
authority of Congress the same as other
public lands. Passed.
The Speaker proceeded to call on the
committee on Claims for reports of a
private nature.
A large number of private bills were
passed.
Mr.. Brooks introduced q bill to
amend the act of March 81, 1863, to ex-
empt certain manufacturers. from in.
ternal tax. Referred to the committee
on Ways and Means.
Mr.. Banks gave notice he would ask
the House to consider the bill appropri-
ating money for the purchase of Alaska.
Mr.. Spalding gave notice he would
ask action Immediately.
Mr.. Eggleston, from the committee
on Commerce, reported a bill allowing
the authorities OF Laramie county, Ohio,
to build bridge across Black river,
near the village of Black River. Agreed
to.
On motion of Mr.. Washburne, of Hi.
nois, the Senate amendments to the
Legislative appropriation bill were re-
ferred to the committee on Appropfi-
atoms.
Mr.. Washburne gave notice he would
early next week report deficiency
bill, and asked leave to make it the
special order for Wednesday next.
The House proceeded to the consider
alton of the river and karbor appra-
priation bill, the question being on the
molten of Mr.. Delano to recommit the
bill to the committee on Commerce,
with instructions to report for the in-
provement of tho harbOrs of Northern
lakes and the st. Clair flats $40, 900;
for the Improvement of rivers I 81 1928
maps, aud diagrams on bridges over the
Mississippi river, for survey and deep
ening of the ship canal around SAINT
ST. Marie $4,000; the work to be done
under contracts with the Secretary of
War.
After Il long debate, the motion by
MI. Baldwin 10 table the bill was re-
jected.
One by Mr.. Coke to postpone to the
next session. Rejected.
Other amendments We're offered and
rejected.
Mr.. Delano's motion to recemmit was
lost.
Adjourned.
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From Mexico.

NEw YORK, June 27.-The Herald's
telegraphic adviceS from Mexico City
dated June IL, state that Juarez re.
manned firm in his refusal TO change
his Cabinet.
Romero has been ordered from Wash.
lngton. He has Informed the English
bondholders that their negotiations
with Macmillan have anuulied all OBJ.
legations on the part of Mexico.
There is no cnrdiality between the
American Legation aud President
Juarez, owing to the protectisn of Eu-
ropeans in the American Consulate.
General Alatorre is to command the
expedition against the Puebla ipsur.
gents.
Port-au-Prinee advices state that the
insurgents now besiegins that capital
are disposed to renew their attack on
the Notifications.
The peasants are all armed and have
proclaimed in favor of President Sal
nave.
The American Minister had detained
the Penobscot until the arrival of tn,
ContOocook. --e+
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New York liens

New YORK, June 27.-Loehr's saloon,
en- 54th street, was damaged to the
amount of five thousand dollars by fire
last night.
Bruner & Moore's furniture factory on
King street was damaged to the amount
of thirty thousand dollars by fire last
night.
The Eve story building, No. p Fulton
street, occupied by the Empire Tea Co.,
and others, was partially burned this
morning. Loss about $4,000.
So, 900 of Pacific Railroad bonds and
$4,000 in u. 5. bonds were stolen fren
Messrs. Duneembe 4 Hill, brokers, on
Pearl street yesterday.
Ristori played her farewell perform
ance last night.
Tho young man, George Shallber, re-
Gently murdered in Hudson, is alleged
to have robbed his employer in this
city and having commenced fast living
on the proceeds, was murdered for his
money by his low associates.
An embankment which was being
raised at Jones Wood to be used at the
approaching Schutzenfest as target,
caved in yesterday, killing one man
Iu the Court of General Sessions yes
teraay, q man named George II. Peter
son was convicted of assault with
intent to kill, and sentenced to the
State prison for FIVE years. Other con.
victs were sentenced for various terms.
In the United States District Court,
among other sentences for revenue
frauds, yesterday, Ferdinand Salsber-
ger was sentenced TO ten days impris-
onment and TO pay fine of $4,000, and 10
be Imprisoned until the funds are paid.
Washington dispatches says an in
vestigating committee has uuearthed
a fraud which shows that q clerk in the
second Auditors office has, in defiance
of law, paid out nearly millien of dol
lars to parties claiming 10 represent
negroes.
The Albany Argus comes ont for Mr..
Chase
The Dramatic Fund Association have
presented RistOri with magnificent
Photographic album. She sailed on
the Vile de-Paris to-day.
The steamers Helvia and neatoehl""u
from Europe and the Santiago de
Cuba from Aspinwal!, baye arrived.
The shipment ot specie to-day was
sl,0iS,OO0.
The programme for the SchutzenfeSt
is published. Delegations will be re-
ceived this afternoon at the Germania
rooms by Mayor Hoffman. Excursion
party tomorrow, and parade en- Mon
day. Also, review by the Mayor and
City Council, and a banquet. The
shooting commences in the evening,
which will last till Tuesday and We'd
nesday; concerts will be given on Mon
day and Tuesday; illumination Wednes-
day evening, banquet Thursday and
ball in the evening; banquet and con-
cert Friday; banquet and concert on
Saturday, the Fourth of July, with fire
works and festival i'll the evening;
Sunday, distribution of prizes; Monday,
banquet, concert and festival, closing
that day.
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From Louisville

LOUISVILLE, KY, June PA few
days ago two white men, named Wyatt
and Hacklan, and colored man, were
killed by one stroke of lightning. near
London, Kentucky.
In the Court of Appeals the counsel
for the city have made application for a
rehearing in the Police Commissioner
case. Fourty five days were allowed by
the court to Tile grounds. The case will
come mp on September 9th, meanwhile
the two police forces remain on duty.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, June q.
The weather is hot. With the stop
page of one-fcurth of the cotton manu-
factories of the East, prices are on the
rise, in sympathy with raw material.
Standard brown sheetings are in re-
duced supply and firm at II 1-2alSc for
best makes, and seconds at 161-2al7c;
fine sheetings, like Atlantic l., haveIad,
vanced to Ice, and shirtings like the V
brand of same make to l5o. AmOskeag
A bleached muslins have risen to lSc;
Bates b b to l6 -; Bates Il to Ia l-2
Bartlett V to IA l-2; Boot B l6 | 3; Hetes
SO inch to 16c; New Market w 18c. All
best grades of bleached shirtings and
sheetings are steady. Most of the light
styles Of calicos and delaines have been
entirely closed out at the recent low
prices, and in q week OF fortnight dark
er styles will be put upon the market
at much higher rates.
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ChiCngo Marker,
CHICAGO, June %

CIIINANU, JUUU Il.
FLOUR-VeIy dull and nominal.
WHEAT-Unsettled with decline of
ia5c on No. l and 2a2Ac on No =; omall
sales of No | at seal 81; sales of No.
before 'Cbange at l 81; opened Or
Change at Goal 90i, but fell to 80;
rallied TO 81 aud closed with buyers
at %.
CORN-Less active, and 1a1tc lower;
sales of No. in store at S3Ias4c; No. 2,
0lia82c, and rejected at 76a78c, closing
at S35aSic for No. /.
OATS-Fanly active but lia2c lower;
sales at 64ta65c, and closing at 64ic.
RYE-Dull; sales of No. at 6Ga1 81.
BARLEY-Entirely nominal.
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RANKRUPTCY.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
II the 9th day Of June, A. ID. lots. WaTaBi
Of Bankruptcy was issued out OF the District
COurt of the United States for the District Of
West Virginia against the estate Of IANTS y
and SAMUEL I. HoOTOS, Of Littlcton, In thu
county of WetzeL in saih District, uh0
were aSjudged Bankrupts on their own
petition; that the payment Of any debts
and the delivery Of any property belonging lp
such Bankrupts, No them. or for their nsr ahd
den by law, and that q meeting Of the CREDITOR
Of said bankrupt, 10 prove their debts, and Ia
choose one or more Assignees Of their estate vii
be held nj Court Of bankruptcy, to be holden
at his office, in the city Of Wheeling. beiOr,
George Is. Caldwell, ESQ, Register 10 Bahh
ruptcy for Eald District, on the 10th da, o'
June, 1865 at 10 o'clock A.. NJ.
HEDGEMAN SLACK
U. S. Marshal u. W. Va. Messepgrr
BY w. II. IRWIN, Deputy. jung oau2v
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

rINHIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
i Fifteenth Annual Session. Sept 3, 1867.
FACULTY:
Rev. d. F. Bittle, d. D., President and Prof.
Nor. and Int. Science.
s. C. Wells A. NJ, Prof Math. and Nat. Phi.
losophy.
Rev. W. B. Yonce, A. NJ, Prof. Ancient Ian.
guages and Literature
Rev. ]. B. Davis, A. NJ. Prof Agriculture
and Mining.
J.J. Norman, VI. D., Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology.
L. r. Holland, A. NJ, Asst Prot. Languages
and Prin. Prep. Dept,
II. +. Klingsr, A. NJ. Prof. Modern Languages.
j. r. Hudson, A. NJ, Asst Prep. Dept.
TERMS-Expenses in all departments, in.
Guiding boarding, tuition. roOm-rent fuel and
lights, and incidentals s2O5.6O. For further in.
formation, address REV. ID. y. BITTLE,
iuly3l Salem, Va.
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From Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE, June 27.-The first con,
cert "f the Saengerfest took place last
evening, composed of 20 instruments,
and chorus of 400 gentlemen and ladies'.
Thirty.two societies took part in the
performance. The hall was beautifully
decorated. The Chamber of Commerce
and the stores close at 10 o'clock TO-DAY
to take part in the festivities of the oc.
casion. ~
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BANKRUPTCY.

the 3Jth day of May, 1865, Warrant of
Bankruptcy was issued out of the District Court
of the United States for the District of West
virginia against the estate of Thomas Clark,
of Wheeling, in the county Of Ohio, in said Dis.
trict. who was adjudged Bankrupt on his own
petition; that the payment of any debts and the
delivery of any property belonging to such
Bankrupt to him. or for his use, and the trans.
fer of any property by him, are fol hidden by
law; and that meeting of the creditors of said
Bankrupt to provo their debts, and To choose
one or more Assignees OF his estate, will be held
at Court of Bankruptcy to he holden a: his
office, in the city of Wheeling, before George b.
Caldwell, Esq, Register in BANKRUPTCY for 81 d
District, on the sd day Of June, A. ID. IsGs, at
10 o'clock A. NJ.
HEDGEMAN SLACK,
U. S. Marshal, d. W. Va, Messenger
BY w. III. IRWIN, Deputy. iun2 oaw2w
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State OF West virginia,

Ohio County Circuit fOWi-
Nay RHis', 10
Peter KreuSch
Va In AssumpsiL
James G.. Whyte.)
TJIHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is To RI
i cover Of the defendant the sum OF (l6SOp
with interest thereon from MAY let l-65. tiI
paid. and costs OF suit.
Affidavit having been 9led that the defendant
James q Whyte, IL not q resident Of the State
Of West Virginia. on motion Of plaintiff ait"t
ney It In ordered that lac do appear here WIihh
one month after the fourth weekly publication
and due posting Of this order at the front dnOi
of the Cont House Of Ohio county, and do y bal
he may deem ut TO protect his intereat In ihi'
suit.
Test: MICHAEL. BRETSIG. CLERK
TAYLOR L. BARR, Att'yS for plaintiff
ny2S-Oaytw
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Commissioners Notice.

Pratt e. Fox, In Chancery In the
va. Circuit Court for
SAerr''d Clemens ct al S SiIS,s sSunty West
DURSUANT TO THE DECREE MADE
i in the above cause on the ed day of May,
1863, will on SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY
OF JULY, 1868, at my sffice in the city q
Wheeling, and thereafter by adjournment from
time to time as shall be found necessary, pro
coed to ascertain and report the amounts an !
priorities Of the liens upon the land men toned
and described in the bill and exhibits filed in the
trust, or contract mentioned and described in
laid bill, was so executed as TO constitute q
valid lien upon said land. and any other matter
l may deem pertinent, or that may be desired
by any party in interest
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Commissioner Ohio County Circuit Court.
June l2th. 1863 iunl3-oaw4t
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June 27.-The base ball
match between the Cincinnati and
Xenia clubs resulted in favor of the
former, by a score of 60 to Is. Only
eight innings were played. Two of the
Xcnia men were disabled.
Judge Sherman, of the United States
Court of the Northern District of Ohio,
has decided that the domestic feed
wheel sewing machine, manufactured at
Norwalk, Ohio, is an Infringement OF
the Wilson patent. This decision COW
erS large class of sewing machines.