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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12


bs contracted, the yearly interest on which
should exceed one-half the revenue derived
from taxation on the real and personal property.
Tho amssdment of Jan. ED, 1855, section !,
provides that the city shall have the right 70
borrow money aud issue bonds. (subsequent 10
NO debt shall be created, the yearly interest
upon which, together with the yearly interest Of
any aebt before created shall exceed three
feurths the ordinary yearly revenue. unless
the eostracting OF said debt shall be approved
ov msjcrity mot Of taxpayers but Of the 70
terS Of satd city, who may vote upon Tthe ques-
+ tion to be submitted TO them BY the Council.
Obviously, and - . matter Of fact, this loan.
~ called. ofls5S and 1857, were made under this
act, which contains no provision whatsver for
the payment Of either interest Or principal, or
rather NO power 70 levy any tax therefor. SECTION
Of this act provides thst ifths eraiaary revenue
Of the city 10 not sufficient to pay the interest on
the debt created before the act, that is the rail-
roed bonds ti2s. .eoo) after the payment Of the
ordinary city expenses then specific taa should
interest on said railroad bonds. not say
| ether. The power - levy this specific
tax wae the more necessary, ii eousequenee Of
. certain ether provision in said Act Of January
-, ls66. viz sec. 4, which provides thsa not less
than ens-haN Of ell tsxss levied By the city su
| thofities, an6 the rosd tar then LEVIED BY tAS
county authorizes, bat By sec. : Of the amsnd.
nsnt Of January -, 1857, Afterwards levied by
the city covscin. shall be expended ON The
| streets and roads Of the districts annexed by
said cot and that might be subsequently an.
nsxsd, - therein provided. Evidently said
lone half Of all taxes" did not include the
road tax, which, IL any should be levied, wa
all 10 b expended on the streets and roads, nsl
the specific tax which was for said interest only
but it did include, If language means any
thing, when principle 10 discussed, ell ether
taxes levied by the city authsritiss. Hence
the provision for this specific tan, because III,
revenue Of the city - enlarged BY said aot, (sst
ssc. u available for ordinary city purposes. uu
der this new provision for roads aad streets, Il
was thought by the trainers Of the sct, ths sen
atorial commitrtss who first reported the bill I,
the Assembly. and By the Legislature, woult
b low. or not much more than it was pr1or I,
the enlargement
A this ons-half Of all taxeo levied by ID
city anthoritss, - afsresaid. u iapssssivsiy n
quirod by expeooo eaactment 81 the Lsgiolstur
TO b expended On said reads end slrss1iy Wi1An .
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LIST or JUDGMENTS N q. g. CIRCUIT court Aoss
CITY oF DAvyNpoRY

Z. n. L. Lore. Oct. 5..lesi ABOUT. ofooV w
There are some eight or nine other suits pend
ing in the Z. ; Circuit Court on bends and ecu
pons. and two or more suits in which writs OF
alternative mandamus have been issued TO com
pei the city to levy taxes to pay the Judgment
holders, all of which may bs heard this May
term.
There are also quite number Of Judgments
agsinstthe city in the Scott District Court, the
amount OF which We have net ascertalned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

Nsw RAILROAD AND TowHssIr Mar OF
Iowa.. J. Iglshert has placed upon our
table . fresh map of Iowa, got up in fine
style. showing the counties, townships and
sections with:great distiaotness; also. the
railroads. rivers, and post Offices! and gives
tho sficial census Of 1865, and estimated
population OF 1868. The map 10 % BY Sc
accurate and reliable, and costs only 81 80.
The agent 10 stopping at the Burtis.
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Gentlemen ofths Finance Committee OF the city
OF Davenport
the city debt and the power Of taxation BY the
CITY Conncil, was duly received, and hastily
comply with your request at my earliest opPor-
iuniiy.
The results Of my investigation IS a. follows
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

BoDY IDENTIFIED. The body Of g. B.
Olson whe was drowned At the draw of
the Railroad bridge this spring, was found
near Credit Island last week. and buried
in the City cemetery, ~ was noticed at
the time. From the description and the
articles taken from the body, il was iden-
tilted this morning by the brother Of the
deceased who has just arrivsd FROM Chi
c,go. He intends to have the body re-
moved TO Chicago at some future time.
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JESUIT
PROPOSALS FOR TREASURY VAULT.

Sealed proposals will be received at the oaice Of
until JULY ID, for furnishing aud putting up
burglar proof Vault for the Cashiers In the north
wing Of tho Treasury Building, Washington, ID. @.
Copies Of plan, showing the dimsn,iens and ar.
rAnIsment OF the Vault DO procured BY Appliea-
tion at this Office Il will DO constituted Of alter.
nate plates. Of the best quality Of Rnglsh spring
steel, and ease-harSened, and the best quality OF
boiler plates, framed aud secured to wrought-iron
beams In the best manner, as required by plan.
Tho locks will be furnished By this Department,
bat must be put In place By the oontrnetor, and
must DO pnt In perfect working order before the
Vault will be accepted. The Vault 70 be com
pleted In place within two months after tho exseu
tion Of contract, undcr penalty Of ten per cent.
The bids mast be In gross. hnd must include the
make the most thorough work, lifted and put up
In the most ssctre manner. !.
All bids must be accompanied BY the guarantee
q two responsible persons, In the sum OF $500,
that tho bidder will accept and perform the con-
tract ~ ayarded to him, tho sufeieuey 81 tho so.
eurity to be certified TO- By the District Attorney Of
the District where the bidder resides,
Proposals to be endorsed, Proposals for Vault,
and be addressed to "superyisinE Architect
Treasury Department. The amount Of each bid TO
be expressed In writing. and not in hgnrss,
jy5-td A. D. MULLETT,
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Proposals.
DRoPosALs poR POSTAGE STAMPS.

=
fosr oIIIcr pkrArTnxxT, Y une =, l.
nsrt ssr y y.,. fn,tsas stamps ior ,sIm q
sSs III .ss hs PRE- q per
IL. fs.t ohss 6spsS;%.si IA Ts.hllsSisa. =.
d.ii,si.bi. ~ a. sssas " IL. psparsnsnt a *
place Of ranuiacturs. ,-,,-, -,
me price gsa ,sG ,Ss, ps1a,snsrer
Alss, he price ysT thousand Separated In sseh
sss,assiss nay s,i Srasr;S 81 shs sss q
eaa s,sursly packed "a is eases, ssii.sls hinasI.
sS.sr., q Il ssitsbis sassYosss ssserdiss 70 tSs
ssSsi4s 81 he p.psrnoa ssins *. iisss.sss,
s Rl,es x %snsi.s.ars sna Wsnshisss'SSs' "
nil rf md H 81 an sSsnf % g.
pi Hisss iii .,,o civ. IN. additional, eo,, for
b. sr ~ S nj Ol
PIopGs.l. mus. DO made t9r The Stamp. IN shoots.
ssd Sc rsadS
Ths asaena.tgn. Of Stamp: now r. use e; are one
Twelve cents. ailesn cents. twenty four cents,
thirty cents, and ninety cent. And I'VE gents, ten
that q III: letter Stamps. On ri q the stamps the
= well .: letters, ana the whole work must be eI
eented IN the best style.
a, Inc othmps must % prepsteu IN sucn mhnher
thht Any attempt 70 remove them ron letter OF
VIII so mutilate them as TO render thom use
icss. ,,., ,,. ,.,
Special proposab yor Stampson embossed pa
pr, az no,o IN we. are tnvfed a,,,n
The whole number o. stamps iurnnn he'd % me De
1877, was %, ~, COS Ar
Prom past erpsrienee y Is supposed that inc
I've hundred asiiy varying II sas ,pn i've hall
5000 stamps but BY far tho larger proportion Of
packages contain not more than 70 half sheets or
2UOhamps. a.,
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR woop.

up sror 9uAhTss y
WAsnirefoS ~, lyme y, .nsuI,.
received ~ thn Smce n1M ~ IN. ~ ThVasydh.,
sth Of Inly, f9r me asiveII' eteca. ~ ,heSSSC
srnmsnt good yard. eornsr OF Fourssnth Anac
Hrsfta. ~ . A. $1,000, .ovs. AZ
AW three thousana ~ XlaNN SoIsS P"
sound, uerrhnntapis vsn y ooe. tns
LOO Tone thousanal ceras ~ souna' mere"snA
A, BILE fine Wooa. -, ....or.a, b..
All 70 Be feel long, ana VOL soas2nsn. ~
rom t9ps and Limbs, and split 70 'hs erainAfS s"o
ofeord Wood, go. $4,000. 49,. =. vt..s
street wharf, VIII also bs reeeiysa.. .....,..
ssrsssss ysepss srs inv.oa ~, ssa tSt
20 I'D yfli be sntsrtained for auan''y 'sss thsh
tq pQrds. u. ,,,x
BIDS are ALSO inyitsd from parties who VIII Keep
the wood on hand ~ wood yards IN the Guy, Aha
deliver ~ whom and IN such quantities as may ~
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Proposals,
PROPOSALS FOE COAL.

DKpor ouAnrIpnlsriH o oryIcr,l
Scaled essees.ls =. isyssd Il III! ohss s.g p
s e 81 :, ::!I ';ss !: 3;
M: ss:' a.. M . ia |: ::s 'I; 'S <:
Al ssdgwiss bsuashs, ensl -
; ;s.:; "a Ei:ss..asi ~ " '''''
: :ss ~; .;:.s Il, 20 tons
a Lsf 1. R,5.si o. w tons
a various points IN the .....absss a.oss tons.
ssy.rats propo.sls for The suppy Of s,,h.r Of Nh
DID. viii also . rsssi,sS ier ne delivery Of 70,
TOP. steamer coal landed on Sixth street
Tho accepted bidders win be required 70 exhibit
Department. on or before ne hrst o. October next
sAtisfactory svidsnee that thsy have made arrange
msnts to comply with the provisions Of the con.
Should single bid for the .ntIr. ausntity 10 &C.
s rn,S 81 x. SdSsa snd i've
ties, will DO required for the fAithful performance
Ss 9. Sa. ss
Should contractor f.iI % furnish the kind and
sPsn sSS re sfsanss IN sS
Bach bidder will furnish, with hi. bid. susran;;
equal TO oihiris he amount q hi. bid, that he
ds!. &c .sss
requirements. 80,
be paid for until accepted by the Inspector,
To-. 81 % sia.s .rsss ~S.If on Of before
the 18th Of October next,
Payments viii be made monthly for quantity OF
s ads 4: or a soon
Ali bids will be submitted to the ouArtormAster
General before awarding contract.
Bidders iii address proposals to the undersg nsd,
plainly marked Proposals for Coal. and are In
yited to be present At the opening Of the bids.
BY order Of the Gus rtsrmAater General,
J. c. McFBRRAE,
Deputy QuArtermAster General,
ivs.td Byt BHR Gen u. e. Army
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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UEITBpsTATEs PArEsT OPYIos


On tho petition Of PRiILIrrisE y BRAckkS.
RIDGE, Of NatrOna, Pa, Adlninistratrix Of tho es-
extension OF pAtont granted to the said I'd ward
steren the l2th day Of December, 1854, for m linz
pgoyement n Process o. Treating the Mother
Water Of Sallnes. for seven years from the expl-
day OF December, 1865;
Patent once on Monday, the 10th day Of November
next, mt clock m and all persons are notified 10
appear and show cause. II any they have, why said
petition ought not to DO granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file In the Patent Ofice their objections, specially
day Of hearing all testimony hled BY either party,
to be used Mt the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In AccOrdance with the rules Of The
once, which will DO Furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes
timo1E, iaust be fled In thS Office tUeatv days be.
within Ten days after ding the testimony,
Ordered also, that this n9tee be published in the
d. g., and In the Post, Pittsbarg, Pennsyi.
yania, once week for three su ceesBye weeks; the
hrsI Of said publications to be at least sixty dayl
previous to the day Of hearing.
A, NJ. STOUT,
myT-wSw Acting Commissioner Of Patents,
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Medical.
pALrInoRR LOOK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED AsARsRUoK FROM oUAcKERY.
TIE ONLY PLACE w HTIE!Ehs A CURE CAN BE OBJ

Or. JOHNSTON has discovered the most eertsin,
yssdy. and only sasetaal remedy n The world for
II AZ g.es aSs faTcsasry BE-
sEarsss, imroisnsy, General DEBILITY, Esryegsnes.,
E'E E.s sg.ri SiSfsi TSsnS
Inca Inca b!%ss.s q ssSf q SlSdins:.: B.e..e; q
as.s Th,y ESss % ssln, ,ssass 81 S, On.
ts% s siisss ION q. scI.y Habit: o. yssihSss:s
; IiS. Ia iS :sss s' sasss.
satsOsoh' Ss'; Sss s' impossible
SssO ss.1 nS ssT: 81
; ;sss .a S sa mind sss
waEsa g SsstseS Tie living Tyre, may call wi6fuii
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ms M.Iss Z, x Msn
FRs ssS p..s. s ~ 3D.
MAI and sSaSf fss upon G's L pSs
e'A" ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
I%pSdistsy Sq1st and Fall yiIor Es..G5ss
able and Marriage. Impossible =. the penalty paid
BY the victims Of Improper indulgenees Young
sa aware sss 'S 81
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than BY Tho prudsnI -Bssides being deprived the
RSs .,ssS h fhJ %aS
f Maa ss S;s 81
Pits.!on o. The Heart. Indlas.iion, Gon.,tasioasl
Debility, a Wasting Of the Frams. Coughs, Con-
'a% SRFicE ii SOUTH FRRpERIcK STREET,
| left hand side going from Baltimore street, few
doors from the corner. fsii not to observe name
81 Eo letters received unics. postpaid and con-
writins Should state age. and send portion o. sd'
y'r''''m'n' d''e bR, yyo saASsiSIss
Mepbe. the Royal CSllese q Surgeons, london.
Snea sss 81 % y 10
hS Sssp ss n: q ksrsr n
with ns n hs head aS a..
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mind. were cured Immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Or. !. ad Gesses all those who have injured Thorn
sas a :S, S
for either business, study, society or marriage;
q tSs pssS ana Lambs, rain; II I tSs iss$. bin.
q sns a'ss s',s: sg s:sa loes,
nssS 4 4 5l.sS.SS.. s i SsS SS tho cs T
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Ti%,,y a. h arc some 4 n ,hs evils produced
R'ssYrSs a. tsii Sss sfs
sss ss
cough and 'ymp'oYTos Il NsSSnSs9RRSpusa' =
who have injured themselves By certain practice
tndulsed In whom alons-s habit frequently learned
& hsss ssI and sis nj
m 5sad ans sssS ssd
country the pride Of his parents should be snstcied
% q I'D S% n. S q S
and induising In certain secret habit. Such per-
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT orYIoR..


On the petition Of WILLIAM d. ASpREws, Of New
York, n r., praying for the extension Of patent
Improvement IN Centrlfugal Pumps, for seven years
paso ;s ssspssp a q aS pS,sss' which iaEsr
is ordered that the said petition DO heard at the
Patent Office on MONDAY, the 9th lay Of jnIy
next, ut u clock, IN. and all pcTsons are notified
to nppsatT AND sh9y cause any they have, why
Persons opposing the extension are REQ uired IN
die In the Patent ofco their objections spocialiy
the day % hearingi all testimony fled By eitIep
party, to be used At the said hearing must Ia faten
and transmitted IN accordance with tho rules al fha
once, which Will be furnished on application
Depository and other papers, relied upop az t.sti
ths day o. hearing the arguments, II any, Within
ten days after hling the testimony '' "'-'A
ordorod, also, that this notice 81 pubished I'm th
hAPrBLioAH and the ,IRteIliOeaeer, Washingtoa,
". u, and IN the Atlas, New York, New York,
nrst Of said publications 10 be at least sixty days
Previous 10 tie day Of hearing. N"''
! -, ,,,.. A. M STOUT,
nyN-wS Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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" CHILDREN,
Corner Of Fourteenth and N streets

This Dlspensary Is In connection with Column
pa Hospital, and is opensi Tor the treatment OF
patlenss WhG arp supplied with Medicine,
Patients who are about to be confined and desire
TO be attended at their own homes, but who are
unable to pay fpr the services ofa
prartitoHer, Will be furnished with medical atten-
ton nee, by leaving their names and address Al
the Hospital with the matron.
a, n9uRs oH ATTENDANCE AT rhg DIsPESsARY.
Mondays, from z to i.,.p......Prof. T. Howard,
Wednesdays, from 2toa....Prof. J. II. Thompson.
GSiam is'I nosDitSi e an:a ~ As,hfOrd
Free Patients upon orders OF the Honorable Bee.
rst.ry o. me Inferior such orders for admission
THOMPSON, o. his office, iBi l street, between
Twentieth aud Twenty. hrst ian6-dly
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OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATRs PATENT OFFICE,

WAsnihuTOhs June u 1905.
On the petition Of GARDINER CHILsoy. Of Boston,
Ma.saehusstts PRAYING for the extension Of patton.
Te-issued tho 9Th day Of September, 1864, for an
Improvement In Furnace or Heat Generator and
Radiator, for seven years from the expiration OF
said patent, which takes place on tho 2dth day Of
September, 1858. r. 4.
II il ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY. The slst day Of Augasi,
next. at II clock m and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted. II
nle In the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth In writing at least tesnt days before the
70 be used 1t Che said hearing must be taken and
Office, which viii be furnished on application.
Dispositions and othor papers, relied upon as tes-
tmony, must be fled In the office ti0sRty days be-
fore the day Of hearinyt the arguments, II any,
within ten days aftcr aling the testimony. :
Ordered, also, that this notice DO published In
the kEPgBLIctN and the IltslifDenesr. Washing.
ton, d. c., aud In the Post, Boston, Massachusetts,
once week for three successive weeks; the 1rst oi
said publications TO be at least sixty days
~ the day ofhearinE. A. N. STOUT,
jels-R3t Acting CsmmisEioner u Patents
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jels.Thsw Acting Commissiol
DRPARTMERT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PArE.T OIIicE.

..... WARRINGTON, NAY ID 1858.
On tho petition Of ABNER wHIrRbBr, Of Spring.
aoid, Ohio. praying for the extension Of Apatsnt
granted e him ths ~ az o. AgSgst, lsst. aud
provemont in Track Clearer. q dfa.s yesiet..
which takes place on the nd day Of August, lsH;
Ills ordered that the said petition 30 heard at the
next, at Il o'clock IN. and all persops arc notified
to appeal, and show cause, y any they have. why
Persons opposing the extension are required to
nls In tho Patent Ones their oheetions, specially
day Of heA all testimony nlod by sther parity
to be used at the said hearing, must be takon AID
Office. which will b. furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
the day OF hearing; the arguments. II any. within
ten days after nling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be Published In
the REPUBLICAN and teili0encsr, WashinEton,D d.
c.. and In the Euening Chroaiele, Cincinnati Ohio,
once = week for three successive weeks the hrst
q said pueiientons 70 BE- at lea. 1iTsy SsEs pre-.
myg.TuN Acting Commits iouer OF Patents
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U. s. EsaISERRs' oPFIoB, CRY HALL,
Bosros, July 2, 1865.
Proposals will be received at this Once until the
10Th inst At m, for the construction Of DIXIE
across the Salt Meadow and East Harbor Creek,
near what Is called tho wadina Place, In the town
ship Of Truro, Massaehusetts.
The work comprises q line OF guide piles and
sheet -piling some 60 feet long; and varying
In height Sineludlng penetrnion) from feet a ne
pilins 10 to form the axis Of the DYKE which Is to
be further constructed by enbankinx the same 70
ieet wide a. top Win grnvel oI nnsa sana anu
The work 10 to be. executed IN aecord.ncc with
; E s and SsaHins' Ehisn can DO sssn
Prpyincetown, Massachusetts.
Bids Tor the above work Will express a price for
each Of the following items, Wis:
For each Guide-pile, driven and plated.
For sheot-pilinE per superficial foot tone fsoe.)
cling the top for a roadway, and soddinE the side
'y jyyi.td By, Mai. Gen. U. s. A.. H. Col. Enars.
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ID X U 2 U = A L s q.


U. 8. EEaISBHKs 0gYIoB.
CtrL HALL. Bosros, July ? 1858
Proposals will be received At this once until the
18th inst, at q p. m, for the construction Of a
Bulkhead and Jettoes at Beach Point, frovinee-
town, Mass.
The buIkhe will be located at or near the line
Of ordinary high water. with the jetteos at points
to low water mark, constructed similarly In all
respects to- the bulkhead it.elf, viz; triple row
STAKES 70 Dc Rahn,ea mi IN .ne sS hn
about four feet The heads Of these stakes will be
tied together by thin. tough planks, well spiked
cOtnpactly filled with stone aud brush, no inter-
laced and disposed as to bind we'll together
several jettces dsserlbed( will be some 600 feet,
more or less and will be dependent upon the deei-
sion Of the Engineer in charge, based upon cen
t,nEent requirements appearing In tho progress Of
the work.
ured both ON line OF the bukhead and Of the ietees
Bvt. Mai. Gen. U. s. A.. It. Csi. Easis.
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Notices Of Patents.
nEPARTMBNT OF TBR INTERIOR,
~ UNITE pfAris = AfsFf byy

- UHfrEp rrATn9 fAfKrI OfffcEf
. - sou WAsnTNofor, NAY 10, 1868.
BslnSr. Md soaI D bSsp, y W;.S 81
.Hs:YYs s,ssss. iS:.,.ssT' q ~ s..s.s q
ss,Se n "a Sr sss,ssss ss'jt !,
"a, S:Sr..sy; Iss 4. m II. a ~ IA
for an Improvement In CsrdinG Nsskins, fer
f piss. one os ~ ~ az md ssisSs
Is ordered that ne aid petition n hard 81 he
nsst, q ne'slesh. m. and ~ psr,Sss srs ns,insd
nd sssiiioa ousht soi . q Irsnisd. - VI ~.
in the Patent Once their objset!ons, spsct.iy set
forth In writins a least tsesny before ~
used a ths said hearing must be taken Ard trans
which yili b furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, rolled upon As tcs-
tmony. must DO fled in he oce tsosntp days before
the day o. hearing The Arsunents, fany, within ten
0rdsred, also ,hss MI. n9Iies Be pub.hsdi In the
D. O., and In the American. Baltimore, Ma. ,
once week for three successive weeks, the nrs Of
.sid 70 be at least sixty days gEsyiou'
my2oJfhN Acting Conmissionsr Of Pstsnts.
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WAsHISGrOS, June Q, ls5s.
On tho petition Of NORMAN G. HARRIS, OF POult.
uey, Vermont praying for the extensio Of patent
granted to him the 9th day Of April, 1855, for An
Improvement In Manufacture Of Slate Pencils, for
seven years from the expiration OF said patent,
which takes place on the 2tth day Of April, 1862:
II IL ordered shat the said petition be heard the
PstoRt Once on MONDAY the sd day Of N eInber
next. at II clock. IN and all persons are notified
10 appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
nle in tho Patent Otice their objections, specially
set forth in writing ut least tesnty days before the
day Of hearing all testimony fled by either party,
to be used ut the said hearing. must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the
Office, which will be furnished on application.
Depospiop and other papers, rolled upon as tes-
S hssrPs M G S5ss tGs da's
within Mn - after nling he tcsti mOny;
Ordered, also, that this notice be Published in
tho RsPuBssoAs and the InteliiQsncer, Washing
toIc D, c., and In the Rs0istsr, New Haven, Con-
neetieut, once week for three successive weeks
the nrst Of said publications to be at least sixty
"A'' ''''''1 " '"' '"' 4, II. STOUT.
jels.ThSt Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-08
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PArRsT 0rHIcB,

On the petition Of JosHuI 6IBBs, Of Canton,
Ohio, praying for the extension q patent granted
TO him the l3th day q Auxust 1894 tor an improve
ton q said patent, which lakes place on the 18th
day Of August, 1853: ~.
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the nth day Of July
10 appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought mot to be sranted.
in he Patsnt oee their objections, speeiSiiy sci
forth In writing at least days before the day
DO used 81 The SAID hearing must bs taken and trans.
mitted In accordance with the rules Of the once,
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tssti-
mony, n.t be nled in the once tloenty days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, II any, within
ten days aftor nling tho testimony.
Ordered, also that this notice be published in the
REfyBLiottS and the inteihgeneer. Wsshington.
week for three successive weeks; the hrst OF said
to be at least sixty days preyions to the
day Of hearing. A. NJ. STOUT,
mIls-MSt Acting Commissloner u Patents