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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-28

HORSE RACE.-There was IA horse
ace on Saturday on the track beyond
the head Of Marin Street &hic6 proved
lata! to one Of the horses, the rider Of
which had but a narrow escape. The
race was for six hundred yards, the
wager being $50, When one of the
horses was aifBjtojut half way az around the
rack, he fell and killed himself, pre-
eipita-ing the rider to the earth with
great force, but. Fortunately with no
very serious results. -sl2 sIr5e 81
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-28

gGThere Is a great rush at EE-
LOFTS every day at P.-N., to get
Dry foods at Auctions Prices never :
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
g,ligiuus 1utitts.

Popular Error Dispelled.-bisIoP SNOW 81 hsn,i y,
Church vii pTssch IN lie prorsy Washington square OF hiNbf
at3p NJ seats Free subject The Doctrine Of ne ""h'
Conversion a Fable"
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE FIRST MORTGAGE Bonds OF TIE UNION PA
CIFIC RAILROAD offer unusual advantages a safe
and profitable investment They are a First Mort
gage upon one of the longest railIOad lines in the
world, which costs three times the amount of the
Bonds that can be issued upon it. The road is now
finished $50 miles, and the net earnings from the
local business much more than sufficient to pay
the interest When the whole line is open to the Pa
cc in 1870 these earnings will be vastly increased,
and the value of the security enhanced. The Bonds
only be issued the road is built so that they
always represent productive property. They are
six per cents 80 years and both principal and in
terest are payable in gold. Subscriptions are re-
ceived for the present at par at the Companys off
ces No 20 Nassau-st, and by
JOHN j. Cisco & SoN,
No. 50 Wall-st,
NN hnrn nannllnfc 6.c nnr ln nhtninnd
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PoRg oP ssw.YoRS

CLEARED. -,
seamships-CAledOna (Br McDoa-d Glasgow VIE 80
ShD.rSg Thomsou and Lerhon AsrOr' Webster
LAueIpOL yo, Ap.rsou Antwerp; Josephns 'hS bl",
Ianlos. Yssyerng Bel (Br), Pesrl Gloucester, N, -
ia. SSo F.o Ms5s s5SsA cro.e ess c,s-a
Iso1 S{6s.; L.Ps'B BaeE swan Podss 5ala River Ga
Schooaen-Oh Chad MeCbaso X Elea'esrai SuSSn
St Plata blizzard Wimnoa Del w. Ar'hsEas c hes,A
AmSo Gee GIssS G151losR GHs, Rss a1 asSos var"
ARRIVED.
sh,n Triton IN o., Singapore jan 10. mtse.
Rb poe lS G Schaneu Bremen O. days mde a. 80 f'ss
Big Edh Mari (Brl Johnson RI" JaDsiro ~ days '"u'
soHoosERs-KIyER coAsTwss
~, D.,e, Riswarh Alma oJlin. EsvcTih
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros May isArrisei steamship Ghaea' ''0" HS ' s
HoIsxss HoLE. May S-Arrived brig "iiiAA h'O''' NV"
OsDlaekO S nvoss M Nav -Arrvea sbiv Iollr from Houoa
Rssarne brig Arstes tBr and the sehr hss-1s Ss .a
~ster.y hsvnS been the Cros Rip No ftssef "a " 1a-
SEwLespos NAV 4-Arryec sehs. X Pratt fhans'rAs ID
NsIsrh DO IdeiA Felicia ProviasBce -, -, -, -.
sailed 18th steamship Shetucke e~.foFk ehr h'ns hss"
FOREIGN PORTS.
FArHsH May Is The steamship - Pa, ho "A"' "'
ousEssrows hsy lS,i;9o E-Ihs cssard sssn'ep '''-'
prga.sYrox NAV 5-IlslJa nrhe steamship Bshu 'agi un.
d,,cb from Bs timore May arrived early this morning
y1spooI NAV l5Tke steamship Virginia Capt oss cf lie
national Iss wblch HewYos NAY arrived al this po day
SPOKEN. r.f
March lat a. loa 81 D. ship Caroline CovsntrI hon h'~' ~s
Wsb n "a So Is g. lon A o ship Brewster (e H~ l.i 81
aays from San francisco for Liverpool
DISASTERS. -. .
TIE Guse wIlses iof Bs.on) rOm Hsgh.~ tI nsy,
sized ashore Georges Island where she sos
MISCELLANEOUS.
April H. lat 81 r. IOa 3S Charles seabeek fell he@ "t
ward ofthe n q. bark Iloree and was lost
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
where pamphlets, &c, can be obtained.
FAMILY MARKETS.
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW-IORl

FRIDAY I6bd,
greater vegetables and larger assortment Of ish are on
Among latter and bass aided bue tsh
m make their Appearance Shsd are not ptnJ, Dor are 'by
likely 20 be- Fish are generally cheaper fresh maeke oeng on the
three for 2c hau at Z y 10 New Potatoes ana
market from Florida with green peas ron inning
ton The latter are beginning from Norfolk Strawberries
coming from Norfolk good order but OF course are
not cbeaD Butter ia steadily declining good article OF
new selling At 45GiGc Nation IL scarce and very high
while good advancing little OF the small veal" SUI sold
an the h INIT We do rot articles There
peel Of depe present Pine apples and bananas are IN far
snup and take range prices soft fruit selling low upon The
w high pncts&l each for extra large pines
Of the vegetables nan ptc OF
fresh plump green peas Wilmington bringing 81 while The stale
up, and prOud peas from Charleston be bought Tor %
Wid spongy different article from The
s Northern hot beds The be said Of FLORIDA
cucumbers in comparison with some from Boston houses
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

Antioch Baptist Chnrc D. Bieeesrst opposite
Rev JOHN A. MckEAN r preach AZ el = o., ahd = ;" 'f u"
absence Of TIE pastor Srsi- nee. Al are ee,cone
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

and demand sie but the advance lost and
we market closes quiet at see Resins are da ana s5cSpmg a o.
IL firm -.
OILs-Amecau Lnseed is fair demand at 81 l5a 81 ls
ior esst and bbs Lard OIL h snd N m demand AZ nom = 70 %
business and prices firm We quote Whale at sG8o and sperm
PROVISIONS demand for PorE and nrhet
AZ S7 50 for Od Mess small s28 45dt8 6l for New
81 Is for Tin M Beef sr and better inquiry; Of $50
bb for common brands Sl5G 30 - for Plan Mess se
for grades Prime Mess Tor shipment Beef Hams are da a. frHsf
a. i3i for Shouder 7 Picked Hams and 2d22e for Baggd
Long Clear Lard fair demand bu hardly fr; 800 pkgs
al isaIgc for 40 8tdlSic City lSi dsic for fair 70
prime steam, and ise for Kettle Rendered.
selections Of yellow packages worth 4oG42e
F5e weeh...........3saas state and Rv pail. yoa2
Common % Fa CSantIy pa gsi @ e
Faoy od stock ysLy light have ' @ 70 g' . \.
Medium fir faeioI are aal pfe tgiec no h9 o % % s,s
feeyi Factory bringing 6ee Farms from al2e for poor %
good the w daies Wen cured skinned arriving are bringing
FACTORY, STATE Good to Common to rnelIum..io Sl2
Poor Medium al2 English DAIRY pirne'',, gis
West Reserve fne.....d al5 PaT to Sl S6
Fn Dairy sa el9 3, PneaBps III , si Of
2O bbs for ast June l9e Refined in hond sm a
al 29 0c closing at the latter rate for w In fnaaspns 0
RICE seadT Al GiIlc for Carolina; sl6O
psd and 40c for Rngoon gold IN bond sales O @ O
STGIRSTbe market for Raw Is .ctve omeubat e1ciei closes
sdi2e fr good Resnngi No y Boz Is nominal a. ~ Ge NJ
1890 boxes Havana at aud i bags Manila at u hehnsd
SoN White and l4idl5!c. for DO yellow.
SEEDS1Tbs inaurg fair for Timothy s26 per bush
Clover Seed quiet alle Rough FaE'ed q1e'A' ~ ""
doing in pig Se. gss az, sisoU much d chang ,s t
at 24Ids4,c aud a few lots Bsnea 27ic, s1 gold. 80 -
TALLoW-The demand Is modeniei sales Of 'oc" 10 " As@
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
FIRST hOklbAbh bONDa.
FEBRUARY AND AUGUST COJPONN

T title Of N. 81 aud Iron Mountain Rles 5ayiag bee. con
fr,d by The General Assembly q tse star o. e sra s @
@ so.n :, stem Of Columbus KY os going rlPd Tor
% var. sS % rss ssosgb o. hand Tor expected A,
hs whole ls from 81 Lo % Bsmoa M % @ Inc from 81
Lsais Mobile EeS Orleans and other soaasrn s' We" S
i'a N, ~ Is. ro.d oI e already enough to Al
The interest," on Tie Whole % S o 900 Of ess bond, soSs n
!. tss cIteIon road adds Che security ara P9ea
SEQ .sS % y srssa ~ the state s COMPANY will add
much to the value Of a5 4os sT'IfElrE IIErEs rr..s ST o
we a SS tbs 81 Ior and oa Mountain iso,i goo
M o. las road VIII Sf i,IS I .sa @ h1 S . sS
sE$s ~; Z iS' 4FnoE4s sroi ds'
JoHs J. ROE Pres St Louis Chamber Of commsre.
k,Sr6S x Ti 5Sf fiTEs rf Pre-. Sorh si.oqriR Railroad
pRJTTS0SSS SSS Pre-. Pres ~ S,bi saa Ma q s Si St. oa
Gso Second NoT, % sa15 ass q n y B%S LG1i G..
DO q TAYLOR Pres Pacific RAirosd loi Missouri
WV T4USsIG Pres TIsdsrs' Dahi 81 S LoT, p, to,,,
H5efPHus n IS MBTRR vo.fIss UHoa rasac % Rsils''
ROBERT BARTH Pres as5nA9 savings =. lbs. lns.''aOh'
A]'A'' O''' ERwYORK REFRBESokss
| T. D. Mon1A" Mo,uI = w T. BLoD0EfT
ISAAC * PHELPS " BRADY T. T. AS0
. ah details 1 b. b., I'd ta' m me, New 81 pss e. as , .ssTa,i
e q q: S:Ss s.' ';'sS:'s' . @ s:.' "a s
T be r'sr''i y q ;rs rssis6SisD g; Il ;';is w
TyI1F CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
I II 40 Vii RAILROAD COHPANY 80 1900
| GIVEN ppp cPyT COESOLIDATkD hOkIuA0s bO"Ds'
| ~ mn sEsIfRED BT A sISKIN0 FUhp,
1 PAYABLE NOV ], 1900 ., -.
Il. a. ss Of The s5ovedsseribed Bones
.bss a. -sr.S sy morsSs aaeh, aod he sTis
ths COMPANY 10 ths Farmers Loan ana irus' ~ "
Bond, utsrsst em lst Of h01eiaDef
| r. O. ROLsToE Presidsut No - EIeasase pnes
| -------o oS,,c, az Taz HvDses RIyxN R.ILEo,s Co,
| No s,n u.s. TvSsrtETa.sr. EEWIozK May lsot >
TTyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the SIOCk.
HOLDERS al THE HUDSON RlNkR kAbhoap ~ 'sI n 's ~
HLE(TiON OF TIIRTgRH DIRECTORS eT ths sssns w
hed ocs Of The ComplpT No go " sH IL , n M u
n longer beyond the & o. ~. ,a,s. a. slss
dAy ind netesarJ 70 tes''''' w - y -
tors presenting themselves ,...I . - nm th. iah Al,
The transfer viii b, closed from oeSeL M v" Wv w "
en-" ~u' a''i H. ~ " AUGUSTUS sepELL ssasisr.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

such sales But sell such goods places other than the place Of
manufacture zoe wcud be required addition to the wauueuTsT
Of 81 on each V Ol sales include such sales with other goods
which sell not o you manufacture and pay deaers
AI thereon. VERY respectfully, A. ROLLISs Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

NNIATgRR ALNAHAc. .. -
s.. R,,., g. Sun SETS. 7:Ii Moon hss.'.. Iss
- rfGH gATER pAi. .. .. .-r. . A.
s.,d, Hoof z:se t~ov Island. 3:l9 he'll Cat. 80
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

May l5 mCorso so opened ard closed AZ s4ld or
money opened s United States eonds
opened ao Illinois Central Railway shares opened
9 9 B Railway ihsrss opened at % and closed at
Al
PRASEFoRT May 5 mUne States bonds opened al ' ana
closed firm at 70 far Of 1862.
Pam Nav Bourse opened quiet With Renies 60
francs closed dmeri Rentes 50 francs eenmes
LIVERPOOL MAY l55 p nCo0ETbe Broker5 Circular, pub
sed upder the authority Liverpool Cotton Broken Association
has the following and ,tas relation the Cotton market
including aoo taken by exporters and oc on
seeason The r' q cotton CONTINUE very asa an ssd 70 .
port including vel yet unGen pu' At s'o
& @ .Isd is a%@9 s9 a. & fGS RG % ca ' R % from Bon
Say or Liverpool during e vset ending The sl Of Nav So
The folio shg the Authorized quotations Of american
milling uplsnds.. I5il I5il
IN sSIs M. 5sr, cos: m vita iisr larger trncou,
2sol1'ioH,e,ei Day ilil51% ,ls,,g l2SET 'bS9
Mddisg olesu. .......... E4RN 2iGllfL ,-z1l..ta l.ta y
aS o al 9as a. 5 Ss SS1 s aI wer wa, opened
a. 2Sl closed 4 H. Barier nomns At 81 bash 0a,,
e opening and Jod ba'h fsas 81 'oi H. Flour @s Dbl M
fro5,oas~ plM for EItr' Prime Me-, Pors opest
AZ IS AID closed {, evi clt.e s. 3 ct ior the brst Fades
ofAnener sas elur close Bseor % 2 e1iof Cum
Rop olsae AZ b r s1d closed st sr Cormor
Sois 5 ~ M u % 5j c At & Sees IS WI sar
Amsnean Rs6Hed Petroleum, H y Falon Spirits Petroleum
Icvpoz Nav AS p n -sariT q van et o No Y D9h
Stsud.rd Ol - DOL q Sperm on asS tan Lin
seed Cakes SO p o. for thin ohlong for toeing .
AyrwKtP May laTht Petroleum market opened ana closed Al -
francs io Standard White.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
ApytPHl May lS-petroieuu-Cr lfe Reiled Ra2'r
Pou-Norih.Wessu SO 5J0 T 20 PeunTlfau clio !. ~
Vleai-Ped s5d 81 no. White f3d So . CuieoH, - N
EsIes; Waite 81 2odsl2 OltssJe Or resp'Jhals' 81 io'
rouhcrn.
frna penrsvar.a 42 Ccr-Whte ~ ~. yflOf 81 u
Oas-Wseru Rye - Mes PORK, 80 1oa -Hi Bse'p-
l6l i7c clear sides l71l-4c flou'-er' M 9l'i- hAn
LolsyILE May Is-obasoIur, g 2sa a. Common % se-
Ping Leaf 80 S7 Fonf-Nupene ~ aHtsi fsnc W ''@
sly& West. - 550&2 ~. Com. Oh d4zc
T0trbo MAY l3-Plour-Sprng Wheat @L Wheai-Ambff
MIctig.n 81 o. Corn-ho. I a. !s4c Oas, iio -
MEMPHIS laCotonStoct 53 baea folf Supfrtae seo
81 81 Cora, 81 0a ., 800,
CNcfxrArI Nay l5Whest - f5d ~ 90 fT No all No
Winter Coru-Er gla ne Oar iJdto ~ No. J. Rye ~ NJ
81 90 Cotton dlc and 99e offered Tobaeeo ga 81 -
Tor IuR IS ir Leaf AZ pdsJ othc latter for
Choice Nee, Port ss Baconshoate l5it SIDES Die Clear
& i ori. Nav S-Tob.eo-Lur, s63so 90 Dirt Lsat t6 6
. MEDIUM an Good Bright Ies +ts0@tD, Fos and Iauev
sO1473 Fsu-Supeae t9esa "a pgst EIf ar h,a so.s,
Spf.rg a2 l0d f2I1 Corn glds3c Oats gfGi- kys u ~
Me- PcTE sa Baeoq-Sboll,r l,Ic. Clear se' lie laul
slc ofevd f choice kettle lsi s ased beei Csiutht g,
tol az n goperor All MEDIUM s3at5 gross vaght sheep
~ g. 50 4 DEAD for Inferior 10 Extra
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
5inanfial.

AtnERT n NIcof ~ Auetonser 80,
II 6. GOVERNMENT SALE OF SOlo,VD
u. $40. s. aud 1910 BONDS
ALBERT n YICOLAY Will SILL At PUBLIC AUCTION on
MONDAY MAY 49, 1885, AT I2l O'CLOCK, At THB EXCHANGE
gALFsROOM Ne. III BROADWAY BY ORDER OF a. r. EUL-
BURp ESQ COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY QF TIE
T. s TREASURY DEPARTMENT, % xzs
saSCI UNITED sIATEs GOVERNMENT FtGIsTBRBD
p0yDS embracing and Of0s Of 1852 1884 lass and 1891
These Bonds are the redemption q te Circulating Notes
oil yarOus National B-uts d and IL The hands 0l Receivers
TERMS or SALE
Ten Der cent the purchase money be pad Immediately shef ihs
tie balance the f5loag day, before o'clock Of TIE
oece Of = ALBERT u. NICOlA,
Stock Aucioneef and Broker.
- Pine-st, y. V
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

Wheat at 5!85ld; 500 bales Cotton at 9a5-S2d lVOO
bbls Rosin on private terms TO London, 1900 bush.
Corn at sd; 800 tuns Oil Cake at Us. Cd and by
steamer. l65 half-chests Tea at 3Os To Glasgow by
steamer, $500 bush. Grain on private terms Inc
charters are two ships with Deals from St Johns 10
Liverpool at Soc: ship, 500 tuns, from Norfolk 10
Liverpool at Ga; Prussian bark with 600 bales Coz
ton TO Naples, at Q1Gc; a British bark to briS'oi
Channel, at 5s. Cd; Norwegian bark %sv qrS
Gram TO Cork for orders, at Cs Cd, or od OH u ~
direct port and foreign vessel with Slaves 10 O"u'1
at So 50.
The transactions at the Office Of the Assistant
surer were Receipts for customs, $S"oOOi lor Uolu
Notes SlS7O0O Total receipts, SiS8''I'f o. lo1dl
pavments s3.762.97s H. Balance, Sllo"'90 a.
The weekly report is made to-day by the oihcers OF
tbe Rank of France. whereby-as we learn by Atlan-
tic Tojeorapbit seems that the amount of bullion
nm hand this week Is fully 5,SC0WO francs greater
shan at the last report.
The attention of holders Of the bonds OF the Peoria
and Bureau Railroad Company, due in August, rs
called to an advertisement IN another column.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
New-York and Ncw-Haven Railroad Company for
the election Of anew Board of Directors for the en-
suing year. will be held at New-Haven on Thursday
next, 2lst inst. From the report of the Directors
prepared 10 be submitted to the stockholders it ap
pears that the income of the company during the
past wear has been as follows:
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-11
DEPARTMBNT OF gHE INTERIOR,
~ UEIrEDsrAr PArEsr OYYicH,


0g the petition OF JoHs J. yEEKs. " Oyster Bay,
" praying Tor tho extenion Of patent granted
10 him the 25th day Of September, 1884 which pat
cut was surrendered, and application for Reissue
made IN Tour divisions, fol an imprOy ement an
HAryostcrs of Grain and 0lss, for seven years
t n tie expiISti2n o. saiap4tent, which take,
II L. ordered that the said petition be heard A.
the Patent Once on MoNDtY, the 7th day Of
are notified TO appear and shUs can,e, fanny they
hIye, why sAid petitlon ought lot to 10 granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
NE IN the Patent once their objections, specially
set TORN In writing, 1T least ttRV days before the
day OF hearing; all Testimony ard byeitker party,
g DO USED It the said hearing, must 10 taken and
Transmitted In accordance with the Jules Of the
omee,whieh will bo furnished on Application.
Depohitlons and other papors. nlled upon as test.
Moby. must be hled IN the ONCE tiosMv days be.
Tore the day Of hsarlngi the STumeIts. II any.
wthin ter days alter nlins the teitimoay,
kEFgBLiotE and ths iatsiLigc,edr, Washington,
ID. e., and In the Atlas, New York, New York
'nce week for three successive weeks the hrst Of
ssid pqbiiest,ons % beat least sixty days pEsyioui
] e4.ThSt Aetlnx comnls sion ar of Patents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-11
DEPARrMRNT OF the INFERIOR,
- rEpSTATEs1 ArEsr 0RIIoE,

y On The petition q Ions Ros. q BfooEiys. N.
deceased, praying for the exts,sion Of a patent
granted % the said Charles ROS, the 18th day oi
ocl0baT, lkl, for an imprOVeInen(lu Grinding Sur
lace OF Mills, for seven years from the expi.
Iatoh o. said patent, which takeAplAee the lith
Il Is ordered that tho said psi!tp be heard the
nextat l2o clock IA and all persJss are notified to
appear and show cause, II any theyhave, why said
petition ought not to DO granted.
= Persons opposing the extension re required to
ME IN the Patent Oalee their Obiec spoeIAli
set forth In writing, at least tsHtU lays before ths
day OF hearinxi all testimony Aled " ellher party
70 be used AZ the said hearing, mustbe taken and
Va nsmltted IN aGeoIdAnee with thu rules Of the
once, which VIII be turnshed on application,
, Dispositions and other papers, relief upon as ties
Limony, must be 1led In the ONCE tttafv days be.
lore the day OF heaTlngi the aTgumlnts, II any,
with % ten days after ling the testim,hy
ordered also. !hht this n9iiee be pultpbsd in the
D, G., and Ia the Atlas. New fork, n Y,
once week for three successive weeks the
first Of said publications to be at least sixty day
previous TO the day ofhearinE.
A. NJ STOUT,
jyls.sSw Acting Commissioner Of PatsniA.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-11
nEPARTMEHT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PIrEsr oyyicE..

On tn petition ofJoEL y. KEEIER, OF PittsbuTE,
Pa praying foI the extension Of Eatent gnHted
pT0ysmeni in PlAtioEm scales for ssEsh years from
the Goth day Of septe mber, 1868.
is ordsrvd Ihst N. J,ttion be heard at the
Patent ofhee on MONDAY, the Nh day Of Sep.
tem1er next, a. ~ o'clock, u. and all parsons are
why said petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required 10 fle
In the Patent Ohco their Objections specially vel
:erth in writing. at least ttosstv days before the
DAY OF hearing all testimony red by either party,
10 he used At tho said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted IN accordance with the rules Of the office,
which Will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
m0ny, must be died In the Office toenty day before
the day OF hearinEi the arguments, II any, within
teg days SITTER fling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the REPUBLICAN and the IateiItgencer, Washing
once week Tor three successive weeksj the frst Of
raid 70 be At least sixty days previous
TO the day OF hearing A. NJ. STOUT,
ly3-EAW Acting CommisnionaI q Pptsnll
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-11
DEPARTMENT OF THE IrrIRIoR,
~ ri UErEp sTAIEtxrEsr .oyyIcI,.

On the petition Of sARAH w. .Ksp, adminstrsifix
q the estate Of Cheney Reeddeceased, and Jane
= Mould, Administrative Of d estate Of Brooks K.
Mould. deceased, Of Chicago. illinois. praying for
the extension Of patent ranted 70 the said
Cheney Reed and Brooks BMouid, the 9Th day
81 August, 1854, for an improvement In ventilAting
Railroad Cars, for seven zeal from the expiration
q said patent, which takes pee on the sth day Of
, Its ordered that the said pdtson be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, is 18th day Or July
next At S,sl0sk m and Al sr.ols are nOined y
petition ought not to be grante =
Persons opposing the extenion are required TO
hle In the Patent Once their objeetiona specially
&c: forth N writing, 4, hast .ioeniH days before
party. TO be used At the SAB herring, must 30 taken
aud transmitted IN aecordhre Nth the rules Of the
oftee, whieh will be Furnished d application
Dispositions and other Pa,ersJelied upon as tssti.
mony, must be fled In the ono tloenfa days be-
fore the day hearing the 4Gunents within
fs,, days after fliny pc testtnonr.
ths RErr shs 4iigs,eer. T1shin Iton,
week for three successive seeks, tLs nrst Of said
Pssii s.ess p Be Al least skip dsJs eIsSisus 70
nSis-&a Acting Com i..5asi o. St Pstss.,.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-11
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ r 0r UsirHp srAIls PArn1r oy!ies..

On the petition Of srHlHnE X. BoorI, Of Orange,
Conn, administrAtor Of the estate OF Sheldon 3,
Hartsorn. deceased praying for the extension Of
2c,h day o. May. 1853. for al Improvement In
Buckles, for seven years from the expiration OF
said patent. which takes place on the It'll day OF
November, lSb5: -. III.
Is ordered that the said petition DO heard at the
Patent liee on MONDAY, tho 10Th day OF October
next, at II o'clock. N. and all persons are noh-
ned to appear and show cause, II any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ale In tho Patent Once their objections speeialiy
sst foTtb In writing AZ least ttosay days before the
day Of hearingy Alltestlmony hied By either party,
70 be used 10 the said hearing, must be taken and
Transmitted In aeeofdanee with the rules Of the
once, which will DO furnished on application.
=. Depositions and other papers, relied upon los
timony, must be Med In the ONCE ttoentv days be
fore the day OF hearing, the argume MS, II any +.
within ten days after aling the testimony.
Ordered. also, that this notice be Published In tho
REPuBLicAs and the Intefiiosncer. washin gto on,
D, c., aud In the Register, New Haven, Conn. !,
once week for three successive ueeksi the hrst OF
said publications to be at least sixty days previous
TO the day OF hearing. ELISHA fOOTB,
Jy0-Th3t Commihsioner of Patents
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-11
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UE,JED srArEs PArEsI OIIIcH,

On the petition Of ABsBR wHiTRLEr, formerly
.ouri, praying for the extension Of . patent
for an Improvement In Grain and Grass ryesters,
fot seven years from the expiration Of said patent
1865;
IL u ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent once on Monday, tho Slst day Of
August next, at l2o'slQek m. and all persons are
Why said position ought not 10 DO granted.
Persons opposing tho extension are required to
hle IN the Patent Otlee their objections, specially
set forth 10 writing, at least tpsnty days before
the day Of heAringi all testimony nlsd By either
party 10 be used at the said hearing, must DO
TAX IN AID transmtted In accordance with the Tul
tlon.
Depostions andothsr papers, relied upon as testi-
mony, must be Med In the Office fpcnty days be-
lore the day Of heariagI the arguments, II any,
within ten days aflor hl ng the testimony.
:, Ordered. also, that this notice be published IN
the RsPgsLIcAs and the Intslit0snesr, Weshing-
Ipn, p C, and In the Bysnin9 ..Chronfcle, CO.
clnnAu, Ohio once \ week for three successive
weeks the hrst Of said publications TO be at least
sky day" previous to the day Of hearing ssfour
jes|wa AetlpE Commissioner Of Phteats.