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Hon. Rerer,in .JoLnso,,.

Our distinguished fellow. citizen. lion. Row
cFdy johnson. Minister 10 England, has nearly
cclipsed George Francis Train by his scnsa
tional speeches since he landed in that coun
try. No foreign representative Of ours ever
before succeeded, In 50 short time. ia attract
ing 50 much attention 10 himscifas Mr.. John
son has done. The difference between him
aud Train Is tia, one toadics 20 the aristocracy
while the other bullics them; 80, that while
one i dinci aud wined by the tories. the other
is locked up in Jail. Mfr. johnson has con
trivci 10 offend all parties at home by his va.
carries. bu, his latest reported speeches to the
Frccimen's Aid Union will.crcate as much ne
constituent aud Disgust among his secession
friends at homc a. his iulsouic coin pim-nt. To-
Mr.. Roebuck. Ia sh, llield, aml u Mr.. Laird.
IN Liverpool. did among all loyal men here
Ia his speech 90 the Frcedmcn's ALL Union he
uttered sentiments which might have beca ap.
Propriaicly spoken by Mr.. Garrison. H. cx
pressed his belief tina, the blacks were Just a.
capable Of being educated As the whites. said
that hc rejoiccl at the abolition e slavery
aui believed ''tha, God in his providence .,
" directed the blow that what was designed a.
" continue It vnicd IN it destruction" The
old friend, II the South With whom Mr. John.
sou has been hob nubbius since hc arrived in
England. must have opened lhcir eyes very
wide oa reading these declarations. A. the
last accuuni,. 81. johnson had acccp,e,, an
invitation g. don" ~,th thc London Working
men'' Association. lie Is evidently bent on
initiating h.s namesa.r wh" seat him abroad
IL '.Ninsns around the circle" NJ. John
son had better come home particularly when
the Government has thought 20 necessary {,
schd lion caleb Cushing "ui Geo knglaui 8.
watch hiu. To- .'" that he s.,- uvi Co, great,
couriica'c ailAifs. lor too seriously r"mrro
tnl.r the country.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19
" No imprisonment for Debt.

A fundamental principal 81 the present ~
ganic Law Of our State 8. that there shall be
no imprisonment for debt" There is one
form 81 debt b. which this provision has here.
iafofe been held as no, applicable. viz. ~
judgments 81 Court aud Ia attachments Issued
from Court against person who had bccoine
security for the appearance Of another. where
the principal failed to appear. l, has been
considered as not conflicting with the Const.
tuition 10 inpri-on 10 either Of these cas,s az
I'll the Judgment Of the Court va satisfied -
But late decision Of the Judge Of our count,
Court takes a very different view II tie mat
ter. IL was rendered ia the cas. Of phi
Blye. who hal been imprisoned under Section
las of Article I OF the Public Local law 81
Baltimore city, by the Criminal Court 81 that
city. upon an attachment inr contempt for no,
paying the amount Of bail Tot which Blye had
entered ~ security for a party indicted for lar
ceny. A writ Of haboss eorpHs was sued out.
and on a hearing befpre Judge Grasan. Diye
was released. The Coari held that the law
under which the party hail becn committed 10
Jail was ia eoEhiol with that provision Of tho
Constitution prohibiting imprisonmcn, fnr
debt.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19

that men who arc celebrating Christmas with
such hilAri'y and zeal, should ~ lar forget The
commands Of the Saviour whose birth they
celebrate, as 10 violate al the precepts II The
religion lac came 10 establish, BY drunkenuess,
wTanglins, aud other excesscs. Let US hone
that al our readers will remember that Christ
mas means forgiveness Of enemics, the lining
az and encouragement q those who are bowed
down the illustrations Of mercy 10 those who
are IN need the deepening and re-. establish
m"ni 1T friendship aud affections, aud the 70.
membrance that lie whose birth is celebrated
requires purcness 81 life and correctness Of con
duet, a. well as faith IN his mission, aud an
adherence IN religious services. Let this be a
day when bad habits shall be abandoned and
goods habits entered upon, that the Christ may
DO To us salvation indeed, as well as Ia name.
Let each Of us contribute, by word aud by deed
somcihiag. be y little or much, toward better.
ing the condition of those around aud among
usi and Il will be IN all, what We wish Il may
be. dear reader. 90 you aud yours. a marry
CuRIsTNAs."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19

E.~ Pre- ident JohRs,n'a extraordinary d
nanrisl seh"mc having been ., col.lly r~ccivc.I
BY even hi ,wn party friends. that iunetin' a
~ has authorized his hsaser. OF in explain
away potion Il u. Il Is said that this
section u ,',c message diI not meet with tho
apProvalc my member - the Cabinsi. See
Rotary Well, excepted. The Prcsidsnt's ex
PLANTATION j. 10 the effect that he lid ne, mean
b retain Ill the Interest an the bonds for six.
teen years - liquldate The debt, but only the
amount 10 "SSsas af aiA pes cent In currency
Thi' does "a 1 mend the matter Ia the least.
but u she' that his Aeridsary Gssls that he
is la = con. l.lels muddle.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19
ROAD NOTICE.
OFft'E C"rSir CnvuissioNEr, Bar. e..
December 1T. isGS

OFFi'E t"rNtt CovsissioNEr, BAR. &C..
December 1t. isGS
'INHE COUNTY MMISSIONERs 81 nalti-
L NOR" county hereby give notice tina; a, their
next meeting.
o" HefHeviay. .'aaaary Gh. 1889.
they will ratiiy the report ct the Examiner.
Edward Myers aud Edward Rider. IT.. II
the laying cut al public road commencing al
a f'oini"u the York Turnpike IN IL" village Il
fows'utnwn. "a the property 81 l.. =. Church,
aud running through the land. q Enes Sine.l.
ley Co.. Dr. q. " Bp-lcy aud Amos Mat
ihe1s. q" point ou the County Road known
a. ihr Powder MIL Rood. near the dividiu. line
hetwc"n ihc ianis % Amos Matthew ami ihc
sheppard Asylum property. IA order 90 connect
with 'harlc. street Avenue
Ali ipriic. nter-sic will please takcHniicc.
rs order Df the board
CALEB s TAYLOR.
Dc ia--at CLERK
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Wac - " REs llorg "--Edw. spena.f, Esa..
In letter 10 the journal ~ La, week. enters
into searching Investigation 81 ihr lat. I,o
litical campaign. as conducted by the dsiap
cratic party, aud severely den .unees thase of
bis party friends who held ., the .i.~,fincs 81
population, secession, A. ile contends that
the democratic party esuld nrt possibly sur.
csed while carrying such weights aud that "
they gain any morc vist"ries !, must be with
the aid ~ the sentative votes Of the roun
Try. lie hxes, moreover. GA = character whom
he denominsscs Rcd Hot" aud la'npoons him
numerically. Who u hey Wa have heard
that Mr.. Spencer means the present Chairman
Of the Democratic Executive Committee of bal
umoTe county. Will. Il Is a. confidently said
that he alludes n one ~ public officers. the
President Of the Boar,l Of ceunty Commission
ers. We woald really like b, know which onc
Of These gcntieiacn he thur reads out 81 Tho
Democratic party, aud whose c"uu.el. are said
" have worked such grca, evil b. Dcmocratis
hopes.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19
EntrnY.

'AME q" the premise "f ihc sub -rribcr ,r
- sliinH between the The e. Ama 10
insie sh'i"s. uu the il"'AsinNn Road. ! ~
about tia FIRST 90 October. q rel aud H.
white III LII hctn.cu d. nnd 1 year oii. y ar
owner . requested - r,inr forward. prove
property. pay charges aud tax" Him away
JOHN MORROW. Sn.
Dee iy-.ts
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19

kALHoAD AcciDESr PREvESrED ~ A pauss
~ PAssSoER. The mail expires train ou The
Tan Handle Railroad, which lsn the uninn d..
Iso al ,hiriera minutes past thrre clock ,ssief.
day morning, narrowly escaped most frafful
Aecidrn, Jusi after the train lett the llrning.
ham Station, the conductor was collecting the
HTr. aud found an intoxicated German, Who 70.
iusd 10 pay or show . ticket The conductor
Iaii'd the esll-TopU TO stop the train and SAYS h.
ilo.sh, there was slight shock after tile train
slarksd up, bat Supposed the engine had hrrn
s.ddeDy reversed. After she intoxicated n.n
had BEEN put "a. the conductor rang the bell tor
the train to proved, but vas surprised 20 find
that The order Sas not obey d TN going out.
- assefiaia the cause, he found there was huge
rock. Sriahing several tons, which had slid down
ifon the side VI the hill on the track The ensi.
nsci had discote,ci Il soon after De commenced
stopping the train. aud by great rxeriions was
'nahlrd 10 cheek The speed hsfofs he STRUCK the
n-k suiirisni io present aus disastrous results
although the eVwcairher OF the engine was brok-
tn Ia P'ess. Had ihs train bern thrown from
the trark, as IL undou"iedly would have been
had II not le,n TOT the drunken passenger, the
cate would have been lhFowu down high steep
.n'l'ahknlsni, into q tolling mill, aud the mes,
disastrous consequencrs must have followed
P1isbaIg C6lahvciai 9ih.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19
NeU advertisements
$40 REWARD.

o'f 90 saturday last. on Charles Street
IL Avenue. b"twrcn the fret toll sAi, amt
Mr.. Sweeney frs!i"ncr. Az OLD PoCKET
BOOK. containing about SO The above re-
ward w'il l." pad ioi us g-tYrh to tais ollie.
"r To- the toll kerl'r "a the avenue. pr g. thu
subscriber. residing n..r Raiders switch.
~aNrEi w. COVE.
Dee. - It
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19
FOR SALE.
The Most Valuable Store Stand
in Baltimore County.

M =. the Undersigned changing husiu,s..
w offer Tor sale the above STORE. STOCK,
GOOD WILL ANp FIXTURES
For term. .ud particulars apply e.
- : SHEALEH / BROS.
T'w."nt'wu. Baltimore county. Nd.
Dee. TIT.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19
TINE B1LTIMORE M.fRKETs.
.H.IRRIED.

On the 10Th lust. in Baltimore. by Rev. j.
Price, JOHs a. DINoN. &c Washington, To- Miss
JESSIg, daughter 81 Amnn Green. Esq.
ca the 9TH inst, by Rev. W. :. Hammond.
J. a. e. kanLEn. Of baltimore, to Mics NAM
l.. J"SEs, Formerly If this county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19

es~ The Democratic ne~sPaPers. having
failed 70 elicit any rrsIsasc lnsrn General
Grant for their ilatleTy Il him. are now ca.
gagged In abusing his, kr his silence. They
might pFoat by oopying his example.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19

.re-it 4 said thai MeisrI. Seward. Mecul.
lob and Evarls earnestly urged the President
n ohait that part Of bis late message which
eounienancod repadiatlon. True b. he we'll
known instincts, however, the President ~
jerted their advise aud sent forth Language
~hich has STARTLED sud insulted the nation.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19

Je0- iIan. Stevenson Archer. member of Con
gross from this District. proposes To vote Pres.
ident Jchnsop .sio,Ooa - reinbsrse hi,u Tor "a.
I,cnsea Incurred IN hi defence on the In, peach
ment trial. This would certainly be very gen
erous. bat We think entirely sup rliuous. Mr..
johnson defended himself principally with the
Government patronage. aud hiss no need o.
s5o. ooo or any other sun,. Sac
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19

reparter. who described the recent sailing
81 the siamese Twins from New York Cor NJ.
r"Fs. aaya ''thsir attachment ElF earh sahar
c.ntinues unabated."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19
County Daina.
TOWSONToWN, MD.
SATURDAY,. DEC. f0th. 1868.



No Y & E.-Our Office will b. closes, on
Friday next W. propose - PRINT our paper
"n Thursday afternoon. aud We therefore ask
that all advertisements, &C., intended for pub.
hcaii"n next week may be handed in early.
E''u' rArrHs. We have had numerous ap.
r!'"'ti"ns during the last two or three weeks
i"r extra copies "i the UHioH. II we had print.
"'l in hundred extra Of each of the last two
'ssuc'. "" ~'uli have easily disposed II them
all IA filling or'l"rs. We print but few more.
however. than are actually sent e. subscribers
which will bc % satisfactory explanation. W.
trust. H. those who scnt for extra copies aud did
MT get them. We are willing TO print any
number ol c";ics TIA, may be needed. II only
notified IA advance. hut after the paper Is il.
sued any large number. outside cf our regular
edition. raun"; BE- supplied.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19
IIII;I).

~ Announcements - raihs arr Published gfatls
bat all obituary noicrs Of chAfs aud here.
AncT nonr viii b. inserted unless paid for Al tc ~
fGs cESrs FHE ttNI
A. hcr residence. ~ the 10th district. On the
ltth ins'.. REREccA \ GHirViv, aged 90 years.
la this county. "n the 18th inst. JANg. wife
81 Mark Taylor. aeci - years
On he iith inst. CNtnAnINE A.. vile If ius
A. Allison. and daughter IT WIN aud Mary A
Bro"khari. of Mt Washington. IN her e5th year
Al Bare I'LL. baltimore county. on the llth
inst. JnuN HALL. ia the 5,th year Of his age
la this county, on the 18th instant, JunN A.
HuSr. aged 10 years
On tire 18th inst. 1t the residence 1T john ,
Connolly. Esq. Cnckc, syiilc, B,limorc cuun
~. MARY 4. kNg
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19

sEorItsrms 70 Ls . ss.,lrd fac, tina, ~
Secretary Stanton positively declines 10 again
enter the Cabinet IL "a unlsrsLs"d that Gen.
sral Grant had axrL uIa'n him Irr Secretary II
War, but Mr.. stanton prefers some other posi-
ton. II Is said. also. that Horace GreeIy will
be appointed Secretary sf tho lnteriaf. aud
Hon. y. ", Washbarne. NJ Illinois. Secretary
Of the Treasury. dozen naines are mention.
ed a. Secretary of State.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19

corSsELLISs ndcr this head
the Houston Telegraph administers some whole
s"ine advice IA the people II Texas. II tells
them there u IA" hope for the repeal II the Re
construction laws. "Thc nation put their seal
OF appreciation upon them in the late election.
Mr. Seymour would have executed them had
he 6sen elected. ss he declared In his stump
speeches ia the North before the election
There IL no hope 81 our being restored Ia the
Union by any other plan than that provided
BY the Reconstruction act, af Congress"
The Telegraph then proceeds In say;
Our duty 10 plain. Let " indicate In every
possible way that We will accept such "a Con-
stitulion. Let the press proclsim Il constant.
". Lot the people express u by every means
IN their reach, aud if when the Constitution il
made. aud We fnd Il such ~ We eau accept
without dish"ncF. let ~ u" u by all means,
aud let every one that can vote. 60 ~ the polls
aud vote for H.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19

- The Pransylvaaia Central Railroad has at
lac, earclrd the actual consolidation with Il Of
i's two main Western coaaertlng routes. The
Pi,'sbarf, Fort Wayne and Chicago, aud the
PiiissurR, Ciaetunaii aud ST. Louis roads thus
hscome practically part Of the Pennsylvania
Ceniral, and over one thousand miles Of railway,
stretching frum the ssaboaFd 10 The great cities
u The Mississippi Valley, pass under the control
Of a single corporation. Tue New York Tbibuas
says that The nature Of this gigantic combination,
rliscied BY The great Pennsylvania line, while
those 81 New York are busy feeling lawyers aud
procuring injunclions. may b. better compre-
hruded 10 The light Of the fact that Il brings 90.
dee one management property valued al two
huudFrd aud eighty millions u dollars, and
rachrs ioF fiSiEht aud passengers from Phia.
d'lphia 10 chicag0, Cinrlnnaii and 81. Louis.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19

Vito wRoTs THs NE~.ou IA iri.nd suggest.
thai il ~. written by Brick Pom-roy aud his
r"."u, ~ hrli-siny ." " no, conclusive, are
trf,a'ni' r''i'' strong 10 the first place the
composition ~ TIN nHssagr IL better than Il
would bee I'oss'ir ior johnson Ia write. aud
shows great deal Of Bricks savage manner aud
direrinsss OF siyh 10 the second place is sen.
iimrnis In regard To Reconstruction aud i,s
sch'"'- '"r rrIudia'ing the national debt have
long teen ad'rtled b! Bricks paper, IS all ils
readers very we'll kno~ aud In the third placr,
Brink ~as the only man who was furnished Tor
furnished hims.lil with advance coI.ies Of the
mrssaer. wilbOa, restriction upon ia Publica.
'iOn. snl who ac,uail, dil publish /, 70 hi. 70.
paper In advance Of i's delivery To Congress -
Whether Brick wrote the message or not. Il l.
err,nla that he and johnson s,tad npoa the samM
platform about The only Observable diGrryncr
between them being, that the Persistent 10 sup
possd TO have the advantage In ,r.l~r, To Low
cunning, while Brick bears The PALM ~hcn II
eou,es 10 open Tascaliis
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19

W. ooi! the following tom the Bai'lmoFr
fnsr'cfa of NonIa, Dee
We End upon our t,hls the annual circular Of
that iGsu'aion, jgsi issued b, u. Financial
Cummiiie. M's.fs VIM y Cauh-ld Wm u
Griri'h Hiram Woods. j. Charles Baker. q
Gri'i'h 4 kdso j. wH Bfidgrs rui
J Fafis Moore
u Mil bot 'scrl~ the observation ~ our ciii-
t'as bi whom ihrsc gentlemen arr 80 generally
knoan that 90 ~" a. thsm b,loug 10 the .,tnr
Chfistiau denomination IL u obvious therefore
that s-ciafisa aggfrndizrmrai Is not the oht &,
q their aaocisiian, iui that The, lave comhlu'd
their sdOfts aud iniiuef CO toE the promotion "
the greet gcn'ral pnncipi's Of morality aad Frli.
eion upon Shich the Ntliafc ~ s1rieiv 90 20.
sen,isily depends
In CHANGING over The hfirf paragraphs Of the
circular ~ APPEARS 10 us thai the Position the
Socie'v occupies IS that ~ an Auxilisf, 20 the
Christian ministry n, particular field Of ~.
action l. with the ifnpran' vicious and Neglected
10 The lanes and alleys ~ our cities and populous
towns through the waste places o. the Common
wealth, aud 10 our humane aud criminal insiitu.
'Ionf, sssbing ~ the combined influence e the
religious prias aud Kind personal efforts 10 In
tuct iheu 10 avail themselves Of the stated mean.
o. moral ADD religious improvement
Ia the prosecution - this work are At this time
employed seven ,aaie aui morr than that nunber
Lof. devoted 10 i's srfTice Thee are Assi.itd
Ia he city Of baltimore by mote thar four
handrrd voluntary lahor.rs, Who are engaged In
tract distribution, holding prAy er-incciings and
other kindred work.
TIE particular oljrci Of the COMMITTEE H. issa.
ins This cifegiAT Is 10 secure pe-uniafy coniribn.
iions, and We snbmi' that whrn gentlemen like
lhssr devote illsir energies 10 the nanag rprni Of
such Christian charity. aud are Themselves
10 is support, u becomes extremely probable
thai Tia saas j. ons thst demands ihe ~ o,eTa.
iion " the friends Of heuetoltuce aud rrligioh
W. command 10 claims 10 the consideration Of
iho-r y be- arr Concerned 'uf the temporal sud
sIiIitlsl Wrf'f~ ~ their .llov -n.sn -ss,~,iaily
" those 20 whhin Divine Providence his gisen
the mrans % making ssnrroas 'E,rhu'nns
Following the report spoken Of art obituary
nolicvs ~ ,he deaths o. Jas. " Patterson. John
Clark, aud Mr.. aud Mrs John Riig-l,, Of mi.
G, uni,. which nnlivss We pablishsd last w'-k
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19

hhN 10, abNSAoilNn VI
A coon WORK HORSES. q
IL BAY COLT. 81 yoars old, In
Morgan aud Messenger blood ;.An
4 CABBAGE HORSE.
2driving or riding HORSES.
A COWS, fresh between now aud 49,
-tsPring' COW with calf by her A..
- iExTRA BROOD sows.
LIZA FAT rigs.
.AA-IE9 BOAR,
Lest Of Chickens aud Turkeys, one four.horse
broad tread Wagon. nearly new I two horse
Farm Wagon. Market Wagon for one or two
horses Que horse Express Wagon nearly
new no.lop buggy Wagon, I Cart, / Hay
Carnage, several sets q Wagon, buggy and
Flow Harness. bath double aud sineiei Field
aud Gardcn Plows, double and single Shovel
Flows Hinge Harfows. 5Cuitivators, . IIorsc
Rakes. Thrcshing Machine and Hose. Power
with SEPARATOR Woods Mower, ITay and
straw Gutter. 7Grindstoncs, Cauldron Ket.
Tie, Grain Cradles. Grass Scythes, Hoes, FORKS.
shovels. &c. Market boxes, Market Scales
lot of Hay aud Straw, Hives Of Bees, toseth.
er with a number OF articles not enumerated,
ALSO;
HOUSEHOLD a KITCHEN FURNITURE.
ko-will also offer for sal. my suHpsTALI
No. $50. Ia the Bel Air Market
sS-A Red Flag will designate the place Of
sale.
TERMsi--A sums under ego, cash; alove
that amount n,eBths credit, with approved
security ~ per cent. oil for Cash.
JOHN :. RpDIsON, Aue,ianeer.
dee ~. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-24

SERKNADE TO Hon "A. CT. THURMAN. On
Saturday evening the National Democratic
Resident Committee, headed by Head brass
band, marched in body from the rooms of the
conservative Army and Navy Union, No. 39i
where Hon. Mr.. Thurman is stopping. and ten
tered him a complimentary serenade Mr.
Thurman was introduced TO the asseInblace nv
Dr. Charles Allen as an able and distinguished
statesman and jurist. whom the people of Ohio
had elected TO represent them in the United
States Senate in the place of Hon. T.. +. Wade
Mr.. Thurman recognized the compliment in n
briei speech. which was received with cheers
when he was followed by Hon. William Mum
gen. OF Ohio. in some spirited remarks, and the
company were invited III and handsomely en-
terta!ued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-24
IMPAIRMENT OF THE IsrERIOk-
- UNITED ST4TES PATENT FFICE

H..
ON the petition Of wM. H.. MITCHELL, of
patent granted to him the 18th day Of NAY 1854
Ter an Improvement IN Machinery for Compost z
1ype. FOR seven years from the piration Of said
latent, which takes place on the 10Th day Of May
IL i. ordered that the said petition be heard a,
the Patent Once on MONDAY. the 9Th day OF
hpn next, at Il O'Clock N. and all persons are
notified 10 appear and show cause, II aay they
nave, Wy said PETITION ought not TO be granted.
PERSONS opposing the extension are required TO
ME " tte Patent Once their objections, specially
IN Writings az least fcsHty days before the
cay OF nearing. All testimony fied by either party
20 Dc used At the said hearing must be taken and
Zee, which viii be furnished sn application
Depositions aud other papers relied non AZ tast5
ony nust Dc MED In the Office ttr,ssy davs hafors
the day OF hearing; the arguments, II any, vfthin
days after hiEg the testimony ~
Ordered also, that this notice be Published In
the Republican and the InteIlizeRcer Wzsbingfon
ID. O., and In the Atlas. New York, N r, once a
week FOR three successive weeks the frut OF ssid
publications 70 be st least sixty days previous 20
T. T'wsv Acting OomnissionsT 81 P.seni...
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT com
II PAkS. OF Washington, ID. g.; chartered by
special act Of Congress for the safe keeping, under
gnarsntee. OF Government Bonds, Silver PLATE,
Nzguahe PapcTs, and air descri ptfoas OF vaiu
sDo for the Renting Of safes inside Of IRE and
burglar proof vaulfs Office-cornsr N. Y. avenue
Geo. W. Riggs Vim. 3 Huntington Geo. IA Plant
Geo. q. Evans, b p Snyder, Nathaniel Wilson,
T. y. Brown, President; u. %. Evans. Vice Presi-
sspt " M. ,. HuDiingssn, Treasurer: B. p. Snyder
once BOors-ss n. ksp.n. is3