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~ Il. Keller and F.. L. Fielder, +. "s
4 nAt w. t.''t i.' r.H ~ .sir,
ir Ellen Wolfe, ct. al.

Under order made in THIS case, will sell ON Mon
were Of T. Holman Wolfe, deceased being the half
'laff of'tkc original of 1850 acres Of W h,t
he died seized. The said half part, containing
o:5 acres, more or less, Including ihc Honest cad
Of which tract moro particular uEscrp pof
given ut the sale. ~. Ca.
Tcrms-onc- half cnsli, the balance on n crc,li,
t.: :st, brce,ifher next secured by bond with ini er-
cs fSSm tldta'hd Il ialrtgIktr3f The prruiscs ssih
covenant for resale after legal moiFcs, IN ease OF
breach Of the bonl. Purchasers to nay Tor papcrs
and stamps. t -
Commissioners ohicc,) v.D. JAMESON,
Orangcburg &. IT, Commissioner
! March 4, 1868. f, X ,". e; 4.
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III ,lm Equity, 1,m-s,.-
sil, 4 NUERTyRh ,s,lSppIEr.

~-.1 oRASqihn1ERa 3: DlsTR,er.n--s
E' MA, Jes;liiEss ysi|''ss seus. iaa ,'y7 q .,i,
%.,-es A. Dtain, ct. al. )gl.iiIt:l III III, ni.nto
lis order Of tho Court iot. EYptiy in tbs ahsy.
ted case, the creditors AZ the late Dr. j. g. YSIe
kins arc cnjoiae From prosecuting thcir sstisssrs
law For the reeaEsry of tlieir claims. nnd are re-
m"nis bcforeiie Eohtnss .i6nfr oiiJor before the
ean%ss;sfsF edsa 9ssa ~ s,Ss aSis :. iJ3s,goy
March u, 1868.
# i'Eon,ar14,e llt1s 4 q Frs ;rIssy q 30 Ipi4ss
tf isar no 10 '9ibal 6Hi d T9Yl - 71.iiEiY I. .
The State of, South qtthlI, ,4liallreel ,4li,areelinas. iinsaPs.4,
1850 i nQR!ASG EBt,Rli II INSTRUCT, bns
a1aa In n. c.urI efGsasss G7s.a a'sss,s sssi Al .I,i1
sH.-H 4snnpg. 59o T.lvspiF:ss F:ss,Frzs T. =. A:dSssse.
81 siesp,sA,i 4. 4. q iTsllER.ass,:s '.lEs.a ,:sae,Jo sra
----..silsaAefi fiaissssNs4Es, NJ,
xx1urnEss| liz rsSidt.. .a Sa On Il. ,o.s -,
nE! i"fAtnsifle ihciri dSeiaraiiqa1 asahsifx: De-
without the limits ufshis' Stac, ana 'hav acRAer
wives nor ntt orneys known within the same, ppon
whom copy of said declaration may Be served:
On motion pfIlntsons & Bcgnrt Rlnntisfs Au erueys
lit is ordered that the said Defendants do appear
and tIleh'ff6itlIasad iiiecafftonp pon6r hefofaJh
22nl day of,Mny, which will be In tho year of elt
Lord tmc Thousand Fight lTuhdred' and Si4ty-
eight otherwise final apd absolute zjudgment Hill
then d be given f, and awarded 9 against them
May 90, lsc7,, NX jan esm4 n i6,s,r~y.
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In Equity.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

Joseph fickling admir-, 81. ALL u 4g3
Po''t iH iF vs. -,r iet9Npr ! ,.r
iiiT Mary II Tyler. Ct algrn 4ptt.
by ,er,ler Of Tic Court Of g;I,dty in tho above
sfaed sase. tfs Creditors Of The htc Dailngs Ty.
Inv for the recovery of their claims, AMI arc re-
GYire, TO prove their several and respective demands
Gsfsyc the Commissioner on 81 81 hcfere ts &pa day
Of May next " '" ' -"
Rgasss;t yssEissRs 91lss s ~ " eSSs:sjSr AisgS
{ 2lnroaiI, II, 1867 r''a, i.,sGi
. imar,H ~ "ir I'd
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john G. Milnor, Theodore 4. Wilbur
and Jacob $: Martin.


,,, - ;, e. 49, . rorceiasare
-N,%c' %' i. T"hSr l, ""d. J"hn C""'ey. \ '',au
l,tirr decree is Equity, will be sold in the City
Of columbia 5. C., or ASn.laS the Nh lA1 hr May
next. nll than lm Land With THE SuillinEs Yhcrc-
on situate, lying mud being ea tkc southwest coatr
%. Gnds'rn and Eichlanl Streets, City Of Columbia.
IEschland District, hitting anil bounding nrrth ON
itichnnd Street, south on lands !nrcrly of
ii y .tsn, cast on Gn,l~lcm Street and west OH
--- measuring anil contalniRY sn" ttt,ht
on Ga'ls'lcn Street. TIVE l,rnrGl arp foriylcigit
t24al feet by two auildscd and six .06} fcs, in
DEPTH he tie same uNtt or less &.
FERNS Of sAfSsiolie! !tli9tI tasl. the tak,nte Ia
lone hnd two Years secured. by hon .aring'fntct
rest from the 'ay of sale. payable ANNUALLY, 'tqc
rate Of seven per cent and mortgage afthr prcni-
srs I" be insured and KEEP, Insured, and The policy
to bc assigTr,f t" the complainanis Purchaser to
pay for papers. and revenue stamps l
commissioners Officer. VI V. JAMISUN,
oraiGc'"irsC & H., = Commissioner.
April =, 1868. ,4..'.. 49,.
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EFNAL NOTICE,---WE REGRET
IL, thc Necessity which forces ns to put al our
Notes and Accounts in tho hands of an Attorney
md Magistrate for collection, and those of our
friends who ,e sie t9 cost ,lo so by calling
on W. ~ Derrcyilleh l,u ClIAS. BULL SEQ. z
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XXTHEREAS the Plaintiff did. on tho tenth day
w of April, "A. d. 1868. file 1iis'Dcclaraion
against tho Defendants, who (ns il Is shi) nro ab.
sent from and without the limits of this State, and
have neither wife nor. Attorney known within tho
same. upon whom copy of the said. Declaration
might he served: ~ arr ~
1t is therefore ordered. That thc said Dcfcntan.
do appear nnaplead to tho said Declaration ON or
before the twelfth dny of April, which will he in
the year of our Lord thousand eight hundred
and siSty-nine, otherwise final and absolute. idr
mcnt will tlicn'b he given and awarded agains, hn
: Clerks Office. Jos. ROBINSON
Orangcmrg District. &C. p.
April 10, 1863.
npl y 1o, fIIH m
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In Equity.

NaF'ha sF'l " 4 ra,'''rs n Adm. y & 4 J. 9j
Jno c. Kenncrly ct. al.
by order Of the Court Of Equity in the, above
snicd case tic creditors Of fllcllne .Jicnb Phillips
deceased, are enjoined from prosecuting actions ut
lawSf0r the recovery offher claims, and nre re-
qnired to present and prove the same before tho
Commissioner within two months from rom the pablica
,c0T,dissaiSasrr.s %s !. yf1ies, y'b: Y. JAM!soN
i March q. lS6 Commissioner. ?
mar 2S Pin
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'aI9 "Tcbby, my hoy, jist guess how many cheese
there arc in this ere bag, an faith Ill give
you tie Whole fve." y,
"Fiyc to be suro." ~
& "Arreh, bad luck to the man that togd yc"
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OEANfSEHlII,t; bfSrIICst.lnL II.

+. Il. Poser, laer l III I, s,ar.,.,ll ,,llxta x.a..,.W
~, 81 'ss.r ~ y VA i-ts.r FOR s. Yai-4A
Ann Ann Larr eta, r al lAl,asion and Relief
ny order Of tl,e Court, The crcdiiorss 81 Jsi.
!.arr, deceased! a,ereqnircde provo ,cir
before 4ltea n.on,Ar frsna ti.s ua,...~.
c"%m',.'s%ss @s. i,is,sii 8 ;sAn,sos
I'Jda, ,"t,'vsssA !. ji je., ls.-smr-i .id'F.I
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Commissioners hers us Isl ss1.ass Jas
i r.sTATE flEus01ir4i nSHnfrN Ae,sia

~ T ''.zas SS 81 5l : IL. ~.
a% 5f%"'y y|"ss'ssn' EHsE Hl es,l7rdp In baa4pei
-.B Williamson t.,aijJ y!yiAib9mlai ,oais, guoi
10 u9,lSr mn prderin ,hi>ts9ss viii seI With tbs
arpfntf Of i',c Conm,,sivfrti, by aactiSn, Mt the
c';,irr h,ist gcbg, in !fAl 1hday, the AZ
Alny MISUNDERSTANDING Lands, With were i6t
Bafnet Livingston, deceased. WHICH, !.
afBf B7d aGres If :ns 1aA1AsH 1aA1AsH &, 81, vi ai
tetTpiIIft6bhttH Ewanp. in the Fork ofL Edisto ID
thc Dfstrtt'6f Orangebprg, being pert Of q; tract
grhted IN 1856 toJae es Carmichael for 227 acres,
and issbounded on!fanls 10 tho le nss
t9te Adam Brapdchlrg, TO the southeast of 4iar,
till Bfnndcburg, to tile southwest Of NC. INshct.
stone, and to the northwest of Jno. BBdltzegar,
an,sn.r Espssssns ;sS "a plat made hy dRdlwi 'h
10 Onc-lialf of 40 acres owned hi eomniori by
Barnet Livingston, deceased, d.. 81 Dannclly, new
also dead, and Rachael G. Dannclly, bounded on
lands to the north Of John North, cast Of N. T..
Cain pnl south and west of Frederick Livingston
aud Jno. North.
"'' ''''','l111 '''" ALSO y .s.p' o'' Haal
! $Sharcs In The 9Edisto Pond and Timber Com
pany- iEtI1tg 70 -1y&T ,iil dim obiY, aniE,
Terms-for the Shares in i,e Pond and Timber
Company, cash. - - III i''s'"Sh 81 - tFs"t''
For the Lands-Ono- third cnsl,, the balance on n
credit to the first of November next, 'sccured by
iha,' with interest from date, and a mortgage Of
the'prnpcty ir which shall bc covernat for resale
in ease of II breach of the condition Of the bond
(nstce af acif safc sobe given for 81 days)-p,ir
cl,astrs in the prcscnt'oh any future sale 10 pay for
papers ana stamps. II. LIVINGSTON, Ex'ra
April q 1868 npl ltd
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NLSp.
.\n'lrcw +. I,Inhinct. Admir-

Marcclln lnnbinct.
Will be rcSoll bcl"re tin, Court iJynse on M,A,lav,
lil May ncYt. nj The risk nf the E'iarr pu,vsiIcp
The f""wing real and pcrsonnl property. ikc FORM
or r"rc'.ferf fn, lmyps.cpp,rle'l Yi'h tho terms oil
he sale. -->'' - - = - : = - - -
Steam Saw Mill, with the right Of all III. Tim
bcr on lands Of the hate Lii. Inabinci su,lariny
10 inches and upwards. -,
!S4 acres Of land rncrc or. less, ho,ne., ny
lands of H. lInrgdt tslatttf sNrisfhn hitcy. John
Miil"r and Mrs. Margaret NJ. Rnmrh.o Also three
mules. .. rrrtl,,.
AMI Tuesday May 9th, at .amison's iTurh
Out. IS. &. Il. H.. Timber Carts, lot l,lac; ;snth
r''ais ;asd lot Of l.,u.bcs. ~ ~ ty,s n".ks.
Commi|sshrr's Oncc.1" ", y. Y, 1AMIs0X,
/ or.ng.hR'f e. H., ti Commissioner.
! April s, 1865.
apl II ,tl,. I'd
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Communication from the Secretary OF
the Treasury.

Among the Executive communications laid
before the House was one from the Secretary Of
the Treasury, In response to two resolutions Of
the House Of November 2dth and 9th, calling
for information In regard to special agents and
detectives employed by that Department since
June I, 1890.
The Secretary says that on consultation with
the heads OF customs and internal revenue
bureaus and the Solicitors Of the Treasury, he
is satisfied that the publication Of the names and
fields Of labor Of the secret agents and detectives
from time to time employed by them In their re-
spectivc bureaus would operate to the serious
disadvantage OF the Government, and might
greatly impair, II not utterly destroy the EN-.
cheney of such employees, and In some cases Il
would expose them to the malice Of those whose
dishonest practices they have brought to light.
He adds that according to the report Of the Soil
citor Of the Treasury, the whole detective force
employed In preventing counterfciting, &c, at
different times under that Office tmany Of them
for brief periods only between the LIST day OF
June, 1866, and the date of the resolution, num-
bcrs sixty-one, at a cost tsalaries and expenses)
Of s5i sio.s5. Seventeen Of these were discharged
before the LIST Of August, 1907, and fifteen after
wards.
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The Secretary of the Treasury Transmitted to
the Senate tabular statements In reply to letter
of inquiry of Senator Sherman, asking how the
expenses OF the Treasury Department under the
Fessenden reorganization bill before the Senate
would compare with those Of the present orga-
nization. The Secretary says, after furnishing
the tabular statements, that II will be perceived
that the sum Of s3o72,oij is required to pay the
officers and employees now In the Department
for one year. II twenty per centum be added to
the salaries OF all persons receiving 5000 and
less per annum, as is now being urged upon Con-
gress and As was done last year, 1t will increase
the amount to s3,Gsi 1920. In addition to this
may be added si2,GlO, which Is paid out of tenn
porary fund for three special agents OF the De.
partment, plumbers and gas-atters Of the Treas
uTy building and for additional compensation to
Its officers. bu. who will be provided for In the
proposed reorganization, which will make the
total expense OF the Department'for officers and
employees for one year under the present orga-
nization q, TT 1890. Under the proposed reor.
ganization the expense OF the Department will
be for one year a., J0s,5T0.
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We are authorized to announce that the ladies
OF the Executive Mansion, Mrs. Patterson and
airs. Storer, will be home on Monday evenings.
The evening has been hxed in lieu Of the after.
noon receptions, as they were last season.
SPEAKER CoLFAx's receptions are to be every
Friday evening, from 81 to II p. m, commencing
Friday, Jan. II.
The receptions Of the Speakers mother and
sister, Mrs. and Miss Matthews, for ladies, and
gentlemen accompanying them, will be every
Wednesday afternoon, from to p. m. Resi-
dcuce, Lafayette Square, Sixtecn-and-s-half
street.
MRs. PosTMAsTnR GENERAL RANDALL will
hold her receptions on Wednesday afternoon Of
eaelr week, at No. 400 street, corner Fourteenth
and l..
THE FRIDAY EVENING RECEPTIONS OF SrcRE-
TNRY AND MRs. McCoLLocH are by card exclu-
sivcly and not open to the public generally, as
the notice in some Of the papers would lead one
10 suppose.
Mrs. McCulloeh will receive her friends on
Wednesdays from IL m. to up. m.
The LADIES of Secretary Browning's family
will receive their friends, as usual, on Wednes-
days, from u to o'clock, p. m. Residence on
Montgomery street, Georgetown Heights.
GENERAL GRANT will be at home on wednes.
day evening, February5. No cards of Invitation
will be issued. Residence, l street, near New
Jersey avenue.
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Convention in Mississippi.

JACKSON, Feb. sin the convention to-day the
printing committee submitted a new report Of
compensation to be allowed the ofiiciai printer.
One clause reads for advertising and publishing
ofiicisl proceedings In the State Journal, Vicks.
burg Republican, aud Meridian Chronicle, rs
cents per square for the first insertion, and 2S
cents per square for each subsequent Insertion.
The report was ordered to be printed.
The committee on education submitted re.
port providing for apublic school fund, general
superintendent Of education and a superintend-
ent for each county. The report was ordered to
be printed.
A resolution was adopted requiring the con.
vention tax collectors to take convention scrip
in payment OF the special tax.
A resolution was adopted providing that II the
convention remains in session forty-hve days
the per diem should stop after that time, pending
which the convention adjourned.
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Public opinion in England In regard to the
validity OF these claims Is beginning to move in
right channels, and John Bull Is getting the con
ceit knocked out Of him. The Saturday RevieW
In an article on the haSty recognition Of the
confederacy, says;
"And this nasty recognition of the South was
practically connected with the fitting out Of the
Alabama. 1t instilled the belief into shipbuild-
ers that the English Government would proceed
very calmly in interrupting their operations on
behalf of the South. Nine tenths Of the Conser-
yative party and large section OF the adherents
confederates, and the escape OF the Alabama
may be In a great measure attributed to the fact
that the majority OF Englishmen then saw moth
ing very much TO regret In her escaping"
The RepieiO dwells somewhat at length upon
the Inconsistency OF Great Britain in recogniz.
ing the confederacy in the face and eyes OF her
own hlstorleal preoedents.
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ATLANTA, Feb. s.-The convention discussed
relief without coming to vote.
General Meade has issued an order modifying
General Pope's order No. 10, as follows: list. All
papers except such as threaten appointed officers
with violence or prosecution are to be allowed
to receive advertisements under state or NUM-
cipal laws or ordinances. Cd. Where there Is but
one paper in a county 1t may receive such adver-
tiscments, irrespective Of its policy. Sd. All
military and sivii oficers, rcgisters and persons
in civil employ in the Third military district are
to see this order enforced.
Opposition to reconstruction, when conducted
In a legitimate manner, Is not to be considered
an offence, the order says.
q. G. Richards, one Of the extreme Radical
delegates In the convention, was shot and dan
gerously wounded tonight bys Radical politi-
clan of this city. r ....
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District Matters In Congress.

A billto regulate the construction Of private
buildings in Washington, d. o., was introduced
into Congress yesterday by Mr.. welker.
1t authorizes the supreme Court Of the District
to appoint from time to time one or more (if the
duties require it) suitable persons Of experience
and skill, each Of whom shall have served at reg
Sa At me house so h or
OF buildings in the city Of Washington, for term
OF four years; The bill then goes on at length to
mode Of erecting buildings, Sc, In accordance
with It's provisions.
AIRLINE RAILROAD.
In the House yesterday Mr.. Kelsey OF New
York, reintroduced the BILL passed by that body
during the hrst session Of the Thirty-ninth Con
E between New YORK HI and Wilmington Tor postal
corporators are stricken out and the following
John McManus, ID. X. Jackman, w. MeEyoy.
James Duffy, James Andrews VIM. d. Wiley,
lanes =. Cameron, and J. Edgar Thompson, q
the state Of Maryland: Efingham II, Nichols
T.. NJ. Walden, Richard franehot, and Erastus
Gss%P < Re Ss% sna Charlie. nSess aS~e
rnE POTOMAC CHANNEL.
Mr.. Koontz, OF Penn, introduced a bill to pro.
vide for dredging part Of the channel OF the Pc.
tomGs The biz provides that the Ssss,ets,y Of
vessel to serve as prison-ship, to be located be.
tween the Navy Yard and Georgetown; and that
the Secretary Of the Interior shall appoint a
10 il. II authorized the Judges Of the Supreme
Court, in their discretion, to substitute In lieu
Of confinement In the washington county jail
confinement on board the United States prison
ship, Mt the Labor of dredging the channel Of the
The warden Of the jail is authorized, with the
| consent Of the parties and the consent of the
Judges OF the Supreme Court Of the District, ia
transfer to the custody OF the superintendent Of
fault OF ball to await trial, to be employed upon
| the same labor as the convicts, until the next
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The south Carolina Convention.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 3.-In the convention to-
day Mr.. Rainey, a colored delegate, offered "
resolution declaring to the people of South Caro-
lima and the world that the convention has no
lands at Its disposali that no conhscation act has
been passed by Congress, and, in the belief Of
the convention, never will be; and that the only
manner for the landless to obtain land is by pur-
chase.
A white delegate offered a resolution that all
Investments OF funds Of estates OF infants and
married women In the confederate State securi-
ties, by administrators, executors, guardians,
and agents be null and void, and such invest
monts shall not bear recovery In lawful money.
The resolution was referred.
A bitter discussion followed on the ordinance
invalidating contracts based on slaves. The tone
Of the convention 10 growing more conservative.
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Inception nj the Executive Mansion.

Dickens nof the English opera troupe did not
affect the reception Of the ladies OF the Execu.
tive Mansion last night, either In the number Of
persons present or the diatngpe eninencc and
fashionable array Of the VISITORS. The number
Of army and navy ofncers present was great, and
the members OF the Cabinet, diplomatic corps,
Senators and Representatives, were also largely
represented, and the seene within the rooms was
a nne ono. The ladies calling, par ticuia~iy ex-
ceilcd themselves in the richness and splendor
of their attire, and the sterner sex becomingly
acquitted themselves in handsome dress suitable
to the occasion.
The President, with Mrs. stover and Mrs Pat.
terson, assisted by the Misses White, received
visitors In the green-room, Marshal Goodihg In
Producing them; and after paying their respects,
would pass into the biue-room, where promenad-
ing was the great feature participated In by ALL
The Marine band was present and rendered some
hne music during the evening, the following
being the programme: 1, Hall Columbia; 2, Med
ley-Quick Step; 3, Prince Alfred Waltz; 4, Pot
Pourri-Maritana; 9, Overiure-Golden Prounj
0, Sleigh Ride Polka; !, Pot Pourri-Fra Diavolo,
8, Galop-Grand Duchess; Q, Arria-Domino Ne
ro; 10, Mcdley-Amcrican Air.
Among those who called were Postmaster Gen
eral Randall and ladies, Secretary McCulloch
and ladies', Senator Morgan and ladies, Senator
Henderson, OF Missouri, Senator johnson, OF
Maryland, Representatives Randall, OF Pennsyl-
yania, and lady, Robinson, Of New York, and
ladies, Niblaek, Rice, and Trimble, Admiral
Radford, U. s. N, and ladies, Commodore Jen-
kins, U. s. N, and ladies, Commodore Daven.
port, u. S. N, Commander Morris, U. 5. N, and
ladies, Surgeon Edwards, U. s. n, and ladies,
Paymaster Cunningham, U. S. n, and ladies,
Major Gen. Augur and lady, Major Gen. Ruek-
ner, Gen. Dent, Gen. Poe and ladies', Gen. Eaton,
Gen. Vincent, Gen. Dyer, Paymaster General
Brice, Gen. Spinner, Treasurer Of the United
States, and ladies, Judge Embree, Of Kentucky,
Baron Won Gcrolt. Prussian Minister, Edward
Dc Stoeekl, Russian Minister, A. r. Rangabe,
Grecian Minister, vicomte de ST. Ferroll, Secre-
tary Of the French Legation, Lewis Clephane,
esq, and other local notabies Of the District.
Other members Of the Cabinet and representa-.
tives Of the Diplomatic Corps arrived at a later
hour, and the sociality prevailing was unre-
strained, and the reception throughout most
delightful one-appreciated by all and deservedly
ranking with the brightest Of the season.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

On the petition Of q. o. ALLES, OF Boston, Mass.
The nd day Of November 1882 for Improvement in
Combination Steam Gauge, for seven years from the
I'd day Of November, 1873:
II s ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 18th day Of June next.
At u o'clock m and al persons are notified e APP
Hilton ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to hle
In the Patent Once their objections specially forth
in writing at least oeny days before the day OF hear.
all testimony hled by either party, to be used at
eordance with the rules Of the ofnce, which will be
furnished on application.
Dispositions and other paperr, relied upon as testi
mony, must be fled In the oce ttoenfy days before
the day OF hearing; the arguments any, within ten
days after fling the testimony.
ordered also, that this noiiee be published In the
REPUBLICAN, and In the Tnteiii0encer, washingto n,
pc, and in the Journal Boston, Mass once week
for three successive weeks; the first Of said publica
lions to be at least sixty days previous TO day of
hearing. A. NJ STOUT,
fel-T3v Acting Commits stone or Of Pntz0ts
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-04
Revision OF the Registration Lists in
TexAa.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 3.-The revision OF the
registration lists Of Texas ended on the aist OF
January. Gen. Hancock has ordered the publ
cation OF the revised lists in the county papers
and inform handbills to be distributed and posted
In the most conspicuous places. The expenses
OF printing and distribution to be paid from the
reconstruction fund. 1t Is said that Gen. Han
cock has been pctitioned to extend the time for
rivlsion, but refused on the ground that the time
provided by law has expired, and the publication
will prevent fraud.
In the convention the committee on contingent
expenses reported bills for printing to amounts
over t2s, 900, which have been presented:
The rules were suspended for the consideration
Of bill for expenditures reported by the commit
tee on contingent expenses.
The convention anticipates an adjournment
sine die on Saturday next