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IMPAIRMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATESr OFFICE


On tue petition Of HESRY OrTrALr, OF Whining
ton. ONO, praying for the extension Of u patent
granted 10 him the 18th day OF July, lSJi, for an
Improvement in Mode OF Constructing Metallic
Roofing, for seven Year. from the expiration Of
raid patent, which takes place on the nth day
Of July, ISIS;
It l. ordered that tho said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the I'D day of June
next, at II clock, IN. iaud all persuns are notified
10 appeal aud show cause any they have, why
aid petition ought not to be granted.
Per'"ps opposing IL" extension are required TO
hle ia the Patent Office theiI objections, specially
set forth 10 writing. at least t,osHtV days before
the day OF hearing all testimony Fled by either
party, to he used At the said hearing, must be
taken and Transmitted In accordance with the
rules Of the oihc", which Will he furnished OF ap.
plcaUon.
Dispositions and other papeT., relied upon as ties.
IIn0uy, must be Med in the office tGsHty days
before the day Of hearing the arguments, II any,
within tea day after Ming Of the te.liInOuy.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the REPrUlIrAS and the Htstiigoicsr, Washing.
ton, ID, {. ,and IL the Er'HiHg ChrOaiGis, Cincin-
nat, ONO, 0Hrc week for three sucC, ssiye week
tue hrst OF t"ld publications to be al least sixty
day. pr"vlous 10 the day Of hearing.
AN STOUT,
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HEADa'R DIgrRICT ISDIAS TERRIT0RYD
OFFICE CniEi ogARrERhAsrEH, !
- foRr GIBAON, G, N, March a. 1850
Office Of the undersigned At Fort 0lbson, G. n. /,
ppIil o'clock p, m, May q, 1853, at which time
bids will be opened, to furnish for the use Vi the
QuHrternaaIer,s DcPu rtIneut. delivered At Fort
Arbuckle, c. N,
SOU bushels Oats
The requirements and fOrmalticH usual In con.
tracing for Government supplies will be exlcted
81 all bidders, and all 10 whom any contract may
be awarded In the present case,
Delivery to commence as early as June, !, 1858,
Rndt be supplied 1T the rate Of not less tina OU1
bushels per month until the contract u hllod.
By authority Of Breyet Major N. Bryant, U. y,
A., commanding District Indian TsrTi!ofy,
A, $, KIMBALL,
Captain and A. q. NJ, o. a.
ap0-6t Chief QuarieTmRsteT, District /, Il,
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DROPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.


PuRruP ST. LorIs, April !, ISIS
Notice j. hereby given that sealed proposals., ac.
CumpIuied by proper guarantees, according To
forms to be furnished ON application at this ONCE,
will he RECEIVED ,hereat until II clock. meridian,
gu TUESDAY, June ., lsjs, for the supply OF
tho Marine Hospital at this city, with the articles
Of provisions, MEDICINES, &c, enumerated iu said
reference to the usual number OF patients In the
hospital. but the United States reserves the right
tIs% M, he sr,mnIiy rcSnireJ II liza S,tIri Is
liyercd at the hospital are not, In the judgment OF
the physician, Of the best quality, aud adapted to
ty purchase other articles In their stead, aud to
charge the contractor with any excess In the cost
over the contract prices.
The United States reserves the right to ACCEPT the
proposals for the whole or auy portion OF the ar.
ticles specified. ). n. BRECKlSRIpGE,
myJ.il Surveyor and Acting collactor
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Notices of Patents.


- lSITEn STATES PATEST OFFICE,
wAsniSGrOS, April IL, 1865
On tho petition " OLIVER A, BuTuAS, Admin.
l,lrator the estate OfJANrsA CUrTISU, deceased,
Of Boston, Massachusetts, praying for the eSten-
sion Of patent granted 10 the said James A, Cut.
ting the 18th day Of July, 1871, for an Improvement
Ia competition for making Photographic Pictures,
for seven years from the expiration OF said patent
which takes place on the lth day Of July, lses;
ltis ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent OGHee on Monday, the 10Th day Of June
next, at u clock m and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
sal petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ole In the Patent once their Objections specially
set forth In writing. AZ least ttoentH days before
the day Of hearings all testimony hled by either
party. 10 be used at the sal hearing must be taken
aud transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
Ofhee, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as esti
mony, must be filed In the Office toSHty days before
the day OF heaIingi the arguments. II any, within
ten days after hlihg the testimony.
ordered. also. that this notice be published In
the REPrstIcAy and the int.iiigsncir, Washing.
ton, ID. C., and in the Post, Boston, Massachu.
sets, once week for three successive weeks; the
Grst Of said publications to be at least sixty days
previous to the day OF hearing
~ IT,. r,r, ,nta .t,.. Z D.,.
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i AkbOk lMPKDN EMENTS ON LAKE MICH.
i loan.
No. $40 MAN srREEr,
MILwArkEE, Wis. April .. 1866
Sealed proposals wi be reeelved at this ONCE until
l?m, on SATURDAY. May Q, 1865, for dredging
at shcboygap,w-S
The work will be commenced BY June |, 1856, and
prosecuted with due diligence until stopped by
orders from the engineer ohicer In charge
The proposals Will be In duplicate, aud made out
on blanks furni shed from this ONCE.
Each bid, to have confederation, must be accom-
panied by = guarantee, signed by two responsible
names, and duly certified to, as required upon the
Aeopy Of this advertisement will be attached to
each bid,
For particular. as to payment. nature Of work.
&c, apply to this ONCE
The work will be let to the lowest responsible
bidder, the United States reserving the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Contracts with good and sufficient surstIes IN the
sum OF G,uQ. Will be executed within ten days from
the date Of the award,
The proposals will be PLACED III scaled envelopes,
indOrscd - Proposals for Dredging at ShebOygau
Harbor, aud addressed to
j. B. WHEELER,
Dyt. Col and Major Engineer,
myi.d Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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DR0POsALs FOR GRADING d STREET
L MONTE, FRoM NORTH CAPITOL TO SIC.

Proposals will be received at the Mayors Office
until y o'clock, N on TUESDAY, l2th OF May FOR
grading aud grayelllug street north, frem North
Capitol to Second street east the gravel To be nine
inches deep in the centre, tapering OF " four
inches deep at the gutter line, aud to be well rolled
and relieved OF all stone Of improper size
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading aud per square yard for the Eravrllug the
grading 70 be paid for only ono way, whether cut
ting Or hlling, that which measures most
All surplus earth to be deposited " here the Ward
Commissioner may direct. without extra charge,
and the right is reserved to reject any or all bids
JAMES J. CAMPBELL,
myi-ti Commissioner Of Fourth Ward
DROPoSALS FOR SUPPLIES
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wA-HISuTUY, April ~, ISIS
On the Petition Of POLLY lluNT, II Jersey Cily,S
J. adm j, yratrx, aud GE0RGR W IiuST, u NIw.
hurgh, \ J administrator uT tho estate IT Walter
Hunt, deceased, praying for the extension Of q
patrnl granted t" lhr said Walter Hunt the gith day
u July, ISL, and rr>,upd In four divisions of the
beer -, la, numbered L. - February = 1861. mum
bird l.S1 April !, ISL, numbered l,GlG April /,
ISIS, numbered ,g' aid lat number q, g!7l being
again rrs,urd IN Two division, the 10Th day Of July
$50, aud numbered T%-preLN"ly 2,SG aud 2,sl7, fof
au improvement In shirt Collars, for ,ryrH years
from IL" expiration Of said patent. which takes place
un til" 18th day Of July, lSs;
II l. ordered that the said petition b. heard at the
Patent ONCE GU Monday the 9Th day OF July next at
" clock, IN. and all persons notified to appear
aud 'how cause, II uny they have, why said I~Ii.
lion ought not IT, be granted
fcrsuuh UppOs lug the extension are required to file
II tho Patent Office their objections, specially set
forth IN writing, at least irsHty days before the day
81 heAringi all testimony hl"d by either party, to be
used at III" sad hearing, must be taken aud trans
mlttrd ~ accuTdauce with the rules OF the ONCE,
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon rs ties
timOuy, must be filed IN the office ticsHtV days be-
tore theday Of hearugi Arguments II any within
tea days after hliug tho testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be publ shed IN the
RRPrBLICAN aud til" idtsIiDenCsr, WashiugtOn,
ID. e. and in the TimsY, New York, n y, once a
week for three successive weeks; the hr.t Of said
publications ~ at "a'i s.xty days prey To the
day Of hearing A. " STOUT,
Gp2s-Tu3w Acting CumInissivntT vi Patents
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( FfICEOF THE gRlNTENpENT AND IN.
~ SPECToR Of CARRlAGEwASs,
SEWEkS, AC, Ac


f fEk%SkF lS II r& ST[fff sREIs Mf WHY
2ds$ aS.l ]! W&pSEspXYSa i day lay r KY
In street north, from point my east OF the cast
side OF Twelfth street west and To connect with the
pre.rnt sewer In Touth street aud New York ave-
nue.,
Bidders will tate the price per lneal foot for the
pAln sewer, per linGal foot for the laterals, which
shall be Is inches inside diameter: tho walls OF
both To be nine inches In Thickness; per inanhole
each, per lrapand drop zach;
For sr"cilIcntons SEQ the Superintendent and lu-
''''''' Wv ''4' %M FORSYTH. '''
>9 1TAt6 SD y|5p sIP6GiR!HRIi HffR &c
Comni;souer Second Ward
aps7.,ny, 3:4HufIFFks. tc5As sIafi!.rt II.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UETgp STATES PATENT 0PPIcR,
WAsnISUTox. April 2, lsds,
granted q MIN he iih SGy e July, isi. for an
Taes on V the it day Of Jny s a which take"
paa '' Ss b G hssFS the
I'D H%d % sP%ss And 6 sGST sa;S have.
ale IN the Patent Oisc tfSr oJsSsiSus, esnnsS
the day Of Gcaras; ali te.tuoSy iled s sss
party, to be used ut tho said hearing, must b.,
Of the Office, which viii he furnished on appIisaion
HonS Sh:s d SG asSs SsiSns
leg days EitCr hlipg the testimony.
ordeEed, also, that this notice be published The
ID, c., aud IN the Post, Boston, MasSarhusetts'
once week for thres successive weeks tho hrst
vious to the day Of hearing,
aps'ThS Acting Commissioner OF Patents,
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TOALL wHoMlT MAY COYCgGN.


Passion OFFICE, MayI, Isis
Application having been made under the act Of
June y, $50, for the reissue Of the following de.
serlbGd Land warrants, which are alleged to have
been Loot or destroyed Notice Is hereby given that
rant new certificate OF warrant of like tenor will
be reissu"d, " NO valid objection should then ap.
pear ' ~
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PROPOSALS FOR CORN.

OFFICE CHEZ QUARTERSAsrER.)
DEPARTMENT OP DAKOTA, }
ST. Paul, MISs. April 3, 1873
PrOposals are invited to May Is. at II IN to sup
ply One Hundred and Twelve Thousand lbs.
n2.cD) Of shelsd INDIAN CORN, In sacks. at
Fort Dakota, DIT
All the usual conditions Of Government propo.
pals for supplies and contracts based thereon. will
be imposed In this case,
Proposals to DO addressed tU the undersigned, NJ
saint Paul, Minnesota. ~ ~
u. b. HOLABIRD,
Deputy ouRrteIlnasl General,
Byt Brig. Gen, Y, S.h.,
Hpl7.6t ChiofQ. NJ Dept Of Dakota.
ID Il d rnSALS FOR OATS
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New WORK MOnoy market.

NEW YoRK, July 10.-MOney market
easy; call loans 465; sterling exchange
firm at lOt@lOs; gold 1903 Tennessees
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The following is the reply of Heufy
Farmer, the celebrated flutist, to the re-
quest Of a large number Of citizens OF
Nashville, published in the morning pa
pers yesterday:
NASHVILLE, July 10, 1865 essrs
Hugh McGavock, james A. Mcclure and
others GENTLEMEN-ln compliance with
your published request, and duly appreci-
ating the honor you have seen it to confer,
/ will, with the assistance Of the amateurs
of Nashville whose kindly volunteer their
services, give a concert on Thursday night
next, at Masonic Hall. II this connection,
it may be we'll enough TO remark, that half
the net proceeds Of the concert will be
turned over 10 the lady managers of the
Protestant Orphan Asylum, to aid in re-
plenishing the depleted treasury Of that
most deserving institution.
am, gentlemen, very respectfully, your
Obedient servant,
HENRY FARMER.
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Corner Of Broai sBd College streets.
lnnD tm q Aren't.
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Tho raschaII House Drawlng

LOUISVILLE, July 10, 186S.-The time
for the distribution of the valuable proper
ty placed in the Paschall House scheme,
bv some of the most reliable citizens Of st.
Louis, has been postponed from the lat Of
July to the Sth Of October, 1868. Post
ponements of this kind naturally excite
disappointment and discomfort in the minds
of all who invest FIVE ten, fifteen or twenty
dollars for certificates, and who get their
own consent to have the drawing take place
at the earliest moment after doing 30, with
out due consideration for the circumstances
unnecessarilytattending an enterprise of
such magnitude, Proper reflection, how
ever, should and will cause in all such
a ulster view of the matter. Those who
are connected with the PasChall House
Association in the city of st Louis
are gentlemen beyond suspicion of
integrity. Their word there stands the
same as that of the most hOnoTed and trusted
of Kentucky's citizens does here. | have
Just returned from st. Louis, and propose
TO make fair and honest statement Of the
Investigations concerning the drawing,
gathered from q full inspection of the
books. Up to the night before the first of
July siuy8cren thousand three hundred and
seuenty-serea certificates out of the one hun
dred thousand had been disposed Of fifty
three thousand having been taken in st.
Louis and its immediate vicinity. Ger
ti6cates undisposed Of amounted to 50, 623.
The property holders were perfectly will
ling 20 take the residue and let the draw
ing take place the next day, according to
announcement, but the managers objected
out of consideration for those who had
purchased bat one, two, three or similar
smaller lots, and preferred a postponement
in order to let the chances be fully dis
tributed among the people at large. By
the time now set for the drawing, there IL
scarcely a doubt but that every one Of the
left certificates will be taken. This is the
final arrangement, pledged by the mana
gers, and Endorsed by the Mayor Of st.
Louis and other leading citizens. Those
who may be dissatisfied with this can return
their certificates TO Scott Chores book store
or Willard Hotel, and receive their money
back. Those who are not alarmed at the
aim Of these gentlemen TO have fair show
ing given Ia all in 50 large a scheme can
secure certificates at the same place.
Respectfully, w. II. RHEA,
for 7. S. Lanhan, Manager Paschall AssO
citation, st. Louis, No. jyl2-lt
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LEBANON STAGE.
TRTUyE sFkdE.
RTsINEss NoTICE.

Capt THOMAS S. HAYS. having purchased an
interest in the UNION AND DISPATCH, becomes
from this date one Of its proprietors. The frm
name Of the now concern will be JoNEs. HAYS
4 Co., by whom the business Of the establish
ment will DO continued as heretofore. at the old
stand, corner Church aud Cherry streets. oppo-
site the pOstofice.
Capt BAYS was born and raised in this city.
and is well known for his courteJy and amiabili-
~ rs a gentleman, as we'll as for intelligence,
integrity and promptness as a man of business.
Ho will have charge Of the business department
of the Office. and will be found in our counting
room.
The outu business Of tho old Grm having
passed into the hands Of the now. Capt. Hays
will also settle that and will give all proper re-
ceipts and acquitRnces
Being fully prepared 10 do all kinds Of print
ing promptly and in the host manner, the new
6m solicit continuance Of the liberal patron
age extended 20 tho old.
January ~. 1868.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, Friday July 10.
Trade more brisk than yesterday. Wheat
is coming in freely. .
CoTTON.-Trade in this market has liter
ally gone under We heard of no receipts,
sales or shipments yesterday.
WHEAT.-AciiVe, with a slight tendency
to decline receipts liberal demand good 4;
1878 bushels were bought yesterday at S1'73
al rs for prime white, 81 659I 20 for red,
Mediterranean 81 55@i go, amber 81 70
CoRN-Very active and scarce, market
completely bare yellow 73e; white 7Sc
per bushel; in store, sacked, 9oc deiiv-
cred at depot, &c.
HAY-Prime Timothy SO; common
$40 per ton.
BACoE-Active with slight advance.
We quote clear sides at l7lgl74e; shout
ders scarce l4c@l4I; plain hams, 1870 l9c;
Tennessee canvased 193@ zoe; country, TIC
184c; sugar cured 2OE@2lc.
LARD-Prices advancing; ia tierces l84ci
10 kegs 2l4c per lib.
FLoUR-NoChangs in this market Com
mon to choice superfne S7@8 So extra
$iO@l1, Cream Of City $l1, fancy $l1@l2
per bbl. new Sll@l2; old is declining,
and prices are merely nominal.
BARLEY-Sl so per bushel.
CoFFEE-Rio 2G@26c; Laguyra y;
Jaws, 38@4Oc. -
MoLAssEs-Reboilsd New Orleans, 70
(98Oc. ..r
SIRUPs-65G91 l0c per gallon.
SUdAR-Crushed and graduated lSt(9
1S3c; coffee sugars, A, B, c, l7tc, l7c, 1910
New Orleans, l69l64ci Dsuarara, 100
16lc choice. ..s-
CANDLEs-star candles l74e per ID
hard pressed tallow s. % per box.
sALT-ssyeu bashsl barrels s. 30
per Dbl.
LIQUoRs.-Commou reclided 81 TOO
2 % by the barrel; Robertson county
81 5O94; Bourbon S4C9G.
IRoS-Tennessee common bar Sic per
h.; Kentucky 5lc; Tennessee band mo
IO4c; Kentucky do. 7G73c.
INDIGo.-s1 4O@I SO per pound.
FIsH.-Maekerel, halEbarrels, Sl2, 81
and 50; kits, 50 50. 81 IS and 50
LEAD-BAr, l2Ic per pound shot s. 10
@3 40 per bag. '..l
PowDER-S7 COOS per keg for rife,
aad S. 50@6 for blasting.
WAsH-BoARDs.-$3 per dozen.
BUeKETa-S2 1903 per dozen.
TUBs.-$4 1895 per neat
STARCH.-749sc per pound.
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Gazing A COLoRED CABBAGE CAB
BAGER.-About three o'clock yesterday
morning, when the great mass of our hon
eat citizens were sweetly sleeping, Abner
Stevens, an ebon-3kinned pilferer, STEALTH
ly scaled the garden walls of Mrs. Ann
Austin, living on College and Jefferson
streets, and gathered her entire crop of cab
bage for the year 1867, and started of with
them "quicker'n lightnin'." Abner, I'M
fortunate Abner, before he had gotten many
rods, was matched" by an NJ. F., who had
been laying for him. Result: an encoun-
ter with the searching judicial optics of the
Police Judge, cost of iaterrielU, period of
three score days in the work 'us,"
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OUR AGENTS.

JOHN W. FAXoN, Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee. is our authorized agent at Clarks-
Vile. Tennessee, to receive and receipt for sub
scriptions and advertisements for the Union AND
EIsPATCH.
5 b ROZELIG Of Franklin, is cur author
lied agent for Williamson aud adjoining coun-
ties, 10 receive and receipt for subscriptions to
the UNION AND DIsFATCR.
DR-J B. MATTHEWS, Druggist, odd Eel
lows Hall Building, Woodland street. is our
authorized Agent TO receive and receipt for sd
vcrtising and subscriptions in Edgefeld. Orders
delivered 10 him will be promptly attended TO.
lie will also keep the Daily UNIoE AND Dis
? Ton ON snle.
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PERsoNAL.-We had call yesterday
afternoon from A. r. Wiggs, Esq, Of luka,
Mississippi, who was one OF the delegates
70 the New York Convention. Mr.. Wigs
leit there before the nomination took place,
bnt heard II at Cincinnati. All along the
road he says the iutensest excitement and
enthusiasm prevails. Everybody is to 60
for Seymour and Blair.
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EdgefeId Female Seminary.
REV. r. 4. TRIMBLE, Principal.
Mrs. Henri Weber. Associate Print.
LAM PLEASED Tn SAY no MY OLD PA

1 AM PLEASED To SAY TO MY OLD PA.
L irons and 20 the public generally, that |
have associated with me Mrs. HENRI W EB Eh
" the management Of this institution. Mrs.
Msbers high culture, ripe scholarship and long
experience in teaching. are too well known IN
TINS community 20 require n single word IN her
cOmmeadatiOn. Ii will be our earnest endeayOr
10 make the school both thoroughly preparatory
and finishing in its character. None but prRc-
teal and experienced teachers will be en-
ployed, and no pains will be spared to mako
the institution equal 20 its work IN qualifying
young ladies. by high intellectual and moral
culture, for usefulness in any station IN LIE.
The next session will begin on the FIRST
Monday In September. For further in
wi ~ WI n. q. TRIMBLE.
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HENRY FARMER.

THAT LUMBER BUSINESS. court Of
justices Cassetty and Brien on yesterday
was crowded with auditors while the case
Of VIM. and Jas. Taylor, white and col
ored, were under trial for stealing lumber.
After two speeches by the attorneys en-
gagged, one pro and the other con, the mat
ter was compromised by the guilty parties
paying S25 each.