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

4 GENTS wANTED.-s7st to Sass per month, OF .
n Conmssion from which twice that an omit can
BE- made by selling the Latest Improved Coxxoa
Srsss FAHiLy SFwfNo MAeHtSs. Price ais For
Circulars and Terms address
c. BOWERS 4 Co.
dec3-dAwsm go South 81 St.. .Philadelphia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

Notice to Old Settlers.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TnE PIONEER
Settlers Association Of Scott Co y III be held on
Z uesday. Dec >ih. 1865 at O'Clock p N At Col
Geo l. Dsyenports O:ics. d. McKOWN
GerS Gaer.t.e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

Be YE WARx.-Nsver say freeze but
take in a supply Of Shields thick warm
blankets, selling very low at the Factory.
His stock Of Haunels aud eassimsres 10 the
most desirable in the markst-eall and SEQ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

DErRcfivs FLuss.-On Thursday morn
ing defective Hus came very near burning
the Redman House. 10 Rock Island. Tbs
night clerk. with an axe and . bucket Of
water prevented = destructive fire, and
saved to Rock Island ine hotel.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

PAls OF DEsa.-Our young friend, L. J.
Barton. just home from visit to Madison
county. has brought back = 6ns pair Of
yearling deer, buck and doe, both hand
some ~ . picture, and Rns representatives
Of their kind. He says they are very plsn.
" in that part Of tho State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

HAxDsons Anouxs. AT the dsaatien
party Of Rev. ". H. Barris, previously re-
ported, we learn that he received grssn>
backs 70 the amount Of $l07, besides .
number Of valuable packages for family and
household uses. All Of which 10 very hand
sens for the Trinity folks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05
STATE NEWS.

Clinton 10 agitating the elevator ques-
tion. High time she had enc.
-'Linkenssls" is iecssring in the north
srn part OF the State with marked suscess.
-Elkadss 10 expecting 10 So the wsrld
BY railrssd 10 year ee I've.
The Hasksvs says that iron has Been
bought for The Bsrlisstsn I Carthage 4. 3.
A new n. r. church vill - dedicated
.. Pleasant View, jasper ecunty. on NJ
18Th inst.
Ia 1888 B,rlineton WAS called Flint
Hills. and had three lsg huts. II has grown
since.
--Independsncs felix's ere organizing .
eloo. 900 insurance esmpasy, and sssek 10
being taken rapidly.
The population Of Tsws's organized
counties eighteen years age was ~. 10 (;
present population Of the State 1000. 900.
After 20 years study. @. Mccoy, an
ingsnioas locksmith Of Eikadsr, has invent
Cd what hs prsnsuncss . successful per>
pstual motion.
-Burlngtsa and Dubuque had an equal
population iu ls41 Of 200. Ausca,ins $50.
Iowa City $40. Fsrt Madison 600. Davsn
port Sic, Rssklnghsm $50.
Hon. P. o. Wilcox, member Of The
lswa State Legislature, died suddenly At hia
Asms il Isdspsndencs last Thursday night.
He Vas % cid citizen and much res ,sc,sd
BY oil.
--Muscatine 10 net 70 bs !sc:ursd that
she knows Of.
The Journal says that Mnscs,irs ia
bound to be railrsad centre % 10 Reek-
inghan.
-Pslk county assessment shows . total
value Of t4,7l4.7s The tax for city and
county for ell purposes 10 about t225.oo
The Bedford Taylor co., Ssuthwsst
says that il 10 T. have railrsad semmunisa-
tion next ysar s,uthward vis the Missouri
vallsy Read, which will reach The Isws
State line. II miles frsm Bedford. in Sept.
80. This distance will bs ready for irsn
by that date. In 1870. the gsp between
Bedford and Wintsrsst, about 70 miles,
will bs closed, thus forming . connecting
link between the Missouri Valley and ths
O. r. I. 4 5. read, ct Adsl.
Tss Muscatins Jour nsl saws "that several
prominent citizens Of Audalusis have visit
Cd the leading business men OF Nuseatine
to confer upon measures 10 secure the leca-
tion Of the Rockford, Rsck Island L St.
Louis railroad by way Of Museatins. They
received as much encouragement - could
bo expected under the circumstances, and
seemed very sanguins Of success"
For what reason they are sangu,ne, unless
on general principles, We fail to sse.--
Muscatins gives encouragement to every
thing that comes along, but never does
anything mere. 1t can't even complete the
Auscatins, Anamosa 1 Tipten road, enc
that is Of greater importance TO it BY far
than any other road. The Valley Telegraph
gave il the g BY, and so will this road
MuscAtins's location 10 very unfortunate for
having any north and south road, on the
east side Of the river, strike u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

=. SMITH. President.
1. u. CLIFFORD, Trsas.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-09
ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED GOVERN
MINT AkTICLES

I ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED GOVERN
US. Navy YiRD, WAsHySgroS,}
v,, CoNaAspAST's HLIiSE, June y, lses
de % On E T6 9sfsa 9 Gag .As m
~. at the United States Navy Yard. Washington.
G b. RaIREklISy!SSf' CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
500 Boats.
sTaSIss.
SSWhssa,5b::t.ud.,
And a lot OF Carpenter Tools, Blocks. Lamps.
"'o1 B6h hsRf f oF nssfiGSIa ENGINEERING,
"a Lamp Bracke s.,o,u
400 pounds Scrap Leather and Cid Hose.
60tons old Iron Tubes,
pFi E TIfG'eei' ISS HSD ttSruSo
600 lbs. Bread,
IS IS H. IL: P Piis Topples
SIS lbs, Coffee,
SGS ssiiSR: sSiiia::
"aoIEE d D q Biss san Sit''''''''
SssssIl!!:: SRSSiST':;:L'ni Shoes.
ly0 ~: TORksseS: R0,,oD,. Kettles Pan. Spoons.
Also. I. go bottles Mustard,
is boxes BlSskins.
81 Clothes Brushes,
l,d22 boxes yAterproof ComposiHsii o
| 2. coo un sery ieeable Division Bills.
| Also, lot Of Blankets, Waste Paper, &c.
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RRORUlTlNO.
556 bolts Jute Hammock STUFF,
| 4l6 bolts Jute Bag Stuff,
~ bolts Cot STUFF,
| 4l6 lbs, Old Rope.
Also, a quantity q Leather, Hose, Silver Calls,
| oil Cloth, Hickory BTooms, Table Covers, &c.
| The sale, which will begin at the time named,
aud In the order Of the advert iseen, Will be con
tnued at the same hour from day 10 day until com
| pleted.
| Terms: Cash In Government funds.
The articles 10 be removed within ten days.
| deposi Of ten per eentum on each article will bs
required at the fall Of the hammer.
WIN, RADFOkD,
jy2.td CommAndant,
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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT UPPIc. ,

On the petition Of WILLIAM d. AsDRgw ~ ifSSTs.
York, y, Y, praying for the extension Of n NARY,
Improvement 10 CenrIusal PUN. Tor seven years M
from tbs exPirs!ioa q said Talent, which taxes
Is ordered tina. ne sa petition be heard at IN.
Patent Vice on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of jnly
next, Al " clock ~, and all Persons are noiiaea
70 spps,htT and shSw cause any thoy have, why
Ale IN the psteHt OGee tlieir objections, speciSIi4
sgt iYrth W writing, at least tosHtU dnys LsInra
the DAY q hearing all testimony filed BY eitRsp
party, 10 be used at the said hearing must Ia tsEs
anu transmitted IN accordance with Inc rules az tSa
once, which Will be furnished on application INV
~ must W hlel 10 the Olioe ti0tatD days before
the dsy OF heaTingi the arguments, il any, within
'sn y t aShIs hiteL ming lhe testimony.
X frpbLioAN and the tslli0eaoer, WsshIngton.
a ~; - ana u the Atids, New York, New York,
pferlaas to the day Of hearing, u"''
myS-wSt Acting Commissioner Of rstents
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lOPPICIAL.l

HEADo'Rs THIRD MILITARY DsrRIcT,)
Dept Georgia, Florida, and Alabama,)
ATLANTA, GA, June 20, 1868.
GsneTai OIdeTS No. %.
Whereas official information has boon re-
ceiysd at these headquarters from the Gov
srnor elect Of the State Of Florida, that the
Legislature Of said State, elected under the
pro gisiOns Of General Orders No. IS, current
series, from these headquarters, have assem-
bled aud complied with the regulations Of the
act of Congress, which became law June rs,
1868, entitled IAN act to admit the States Of
North Carolina, South Carolina, Louisiana,
Georgia, Alabama and Florida to representa-
lion In Congress-" and, whereas, said acts
state that on compliance with the conditions
therein set forth by any State, the officers Of
said State, duly elected and qualified under
the constitution thereof shall be inauguTated
without delay: 1t ia therefore ordered, ..
l. That all civil officers holding office In The
State, whether by military appointment or BY
failure to have successors qualified, shal
promptly yield their Offices and turn over ia
their properly elected and duly qualified sue
csssOrs, all public property, archives, books,
records. &c., belonging to the same,
H. Whenever the military Commander oil
the sub district Of Florida is officially notified
Of tbs Inauguration Of the State government
cleo, military authority under the acts o.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-09
Negro savage-Attempted Rape
Upon White Woman.

A negro named Isaac Lonzo was
arrested and committed to Jail at Louis
vile a few days ago for attempting the
crime of rape upon the person Of white
lady.
The facts in the case as related by the
Journal are these: Mr.. Frank Apologize,
who lives about eight or ten miles from
the city, near the Newburg Road, had
occasion to come TO Louisville yesterday
to transact some business, leaving his
wheat home. Isaac Lonzo, negro, who
was aware of Mr.. Applegate's absence,
and also of the fact that there was no
one near to protect his wife against any
outrage he might choose to commit,
sought by force TO deprive her of that
which virtuous woman would die to
defend, let the assault come from what
quarter II may.
Ills attack upon Mrs. Apologize, who
is one Of most beloved ladies in her
neighborhood, is said to have been brutal
in the extreme. lie approached hei
stealthily and knocked her down, ant
was proceeding to accomplish his inferna
purpose, when she recovered hersCl
sufficiently TO resist and prevent him
She called, pleaded and struggled, bu
there was none near to defend OIL
rescue her. Finally, by superhumar
efforts she extricated herself from th,
grasp OF the monster, broke through thu
door, and ran across field towards ,
neighbours house, between which and he
own home, about halfway, she fainte,
and fell senseless to the ground. Her
shortly afterward she was found and re
moved to the house, where by the appli
cation of proper restoratives she speedil,
revived, and related, in substance, th
above account of the Negroes attack an
her providcntial escape.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-09
" CHILDREN,
Corner Of Fourteenth aud N streots

This Dispensary Ia In connection with Column
bia Hospital, aud " opened for the treatment Of
outdoor Patients, who are supplied with Medicine
Medical aud Surgical treatment free.
Patients WHO are ab0pt TO be confined and desire
to BIZ, attended ~ thsif own homes, but who are
unable IN pay for the seryoe Of
practitioner will DO furnished with medical atten-
ton free, by leaving their names and address, tIt
the Hospital with tho uatrOn.
=, HouRs og ArTEsDASoE AT TIE DIsPEssARr.
Mondays, from 10 4.,n,...u,.PrOf, Y, Howard.
Wsdnegdays, from to i...Prof. J. Ii: Thompson
fTdnys tr"in q t''..',....,';...:;.Dr. Ashford.
free Patients upon orders OF the Honorable Sec.
Rotary Of the Inferior, such orders for admission
can be obtained OF tho Surgeon -in- chief, Dir, j.
THOMPSON, u his ohice, ls4 l street, between
Twentieth aud Twenty. frat ian6.dIy
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PROPOSALS FOR woop.


pxyoY ouAsrrrr IsYuu,s oyvtor.,
wAsHtsoror ID N June N Ina
s..,ea ur"posais iron, rsspossibis psrt,es willbe
1870 n tbls On &c uniii n n N TiitjREDAY
ssn yaaS ssrd sorr.r u Forrsss.th and o
s,t..f. ~ s~' 's - - = = :
n M fthr.a thousand six huudrpil eorts Of
TT sound screha abls Oef Hooi And
M tors tbo,, ssndJ cords on sound. msfch anita.
i'"V WI III pina Wood - : -
An IA II a fast IanS and wall scasoped. frse
s,c non. snd iimbs AMI spIit 10 the ordinary siIs
~ rorI Waod- ! :
0'Rias "a ia ..rna deiixsrsd corded. at Sixth
.,rsSt v M. w vip M bs reesis.d'
ssn.ssfs rrapss III ~ in yited for any quantity.
from ~, - "a IL me whole anon nj REQUIRED, bat
~ Mi I'm ~ a,tert.iuaa Tar uuautty less tina
Soo cords. - : = -
NIT ara alan 4, Vital from parties who will keep
u 1han srd IN snsh ana niities A. nav be
psauysa. AZ tbs .eyerai bsrraeSs In aud near the
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-09
PROPOSALS FOR TREASURY VAULT.

Sealed proposals will bersseiyed at the oales Of
until JULY l5, for furnishing and putting up .
burglar-proot Nault for the Cashiers In the north
W ing OF the Treasury Building, Washington, u. q.
Copies Of plan, showing the Dimensions and ar
rangcment OF the Vault can be procured By Appiea-
ton at this office II will DO constituted Of alter
nate plates, OF tho best quality Of English spring
steel, and case-hardened, and the best quality Of
boiler plates, framed and secured to wrought-fron
beams in the best manner, as required by plan.
The locks will be furnished by this Department,
hat must DO put In place by the contractor, and
must be put In perfect working order before the
Vault will DO accepted. The Vault TO bo COM
pletcd in place within two months after the execu
lion Of contract, under penalty Of ten Per cent;
The bids must be In gross, and must include the
whole OF the iron and steel work, necessary "a
make the most thorough work, lifted and put "
In the most SECURE manner.
All bids must be accompanied by tho guarsnte'
of two responsible persons. In the sum Of - 600
that the bidder will accept and perform tho cou
tract II awarded to him, the suticieney OF the Sc
CURLY to be certified to by tho District Attorney
the District where the bidder resides,
Proposals 10 be endorsed, ''PrOposals for Vault,
and be addressed to ',Superyfsing Architect
Treasury Department. The amount Of each bid Il
be expressed In writing, and not in hgnres; ,.,
jy3-td A. B. MULLETT.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-09

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB:
i seriber has obtained from the Orphans, Court Of
Wash ngtOn county, In the District OF Columbia,
letters Of administration the personal estate OF
James A. Dow ncy late of TuscRrawas county, ONO,
deceased, All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same Ith the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
on or before the 2Oth day Of June next they may
Otherwise by law be excluded from all Dement'S Of
the said estate. -, ,,, ,o.o
'''A WIN. HELMICK,
isal wgw. Administrator,
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Medical.
LOCK HOSPITAL.
ssrABLrsHxp As ARsTuoEYRoN auAcKERr.
TIM ONLY PLACE WHERE CURE CAN BIZ Oh

tanned Hr
. p .al az s:sss fS$ " sSI Ssss
M; s
pfsipi .t;ssoSs Hh ss sg hislS ffs-S
nE Dnps.s e ssht or S,Sai1ss s., p.s. ~ ~
iss s.,s Hs.Ss ss%ISs s;s.
;iss s,iss,. I y 4: fi ssS:. 81 81
aH''OssOn'' r'aa'I f5t TsriiFs s' Impossible
ys.i AsI' n, ssf' ss.a ns
annually swseps 70 an untrc,y sye sh1p ho 81
tepins Senate. win the thundsrs o. eloguonee. q
wateato eesiaey the living iyre. may call win iaii
MARRIAGE.
a asais ysSiIg. dsisiSiss. ~ Sssaiiy esisa
msn. and sonaasStiy rely upon his sfi physi
e'Ah' ORGANIC wBAKSEss.
insdis.ely Caro- and fnls yis.r ks.sg Y1sa u
S' and NsIEs ss es.a Sas
BEING aware q he drsadiai san.earsncs. hat may
Noy SS ss u ,as ssss
lost sooner by hoss sl3s Into impSfSper hsb ~
SSsstraetiye symp.oins TO both body and mind
IA m. 1 sss1%s: i
Sss Hs q " . a 81 lrSsss SSsssa SSs
'aP SSsFfts IL SOUTH FREDERICK srKEsr,
doors from The corner. Fall not 10 observe na'ae
H.. Ho letters received unless postpaid and con
sp1s sp e Be used "a ss arspy 81 I
| xeftikeneut lOF crblng mptOmH,
graduate from one o. ths most eminent Colleges In
no United States, and the greater par, Of whose
PSiiaasipSia. and elsewhere, has effected some o.
the most a.tonishlps cures TIA. were ever known:
sudden sounds, Ss.sfuiSsss With frequent blush
a Msrs cured ssHf | III"
TAKE r. \. IsC!s AZ EoTiG n;,ros ,,.u
.Hs. Sy npsSpss ind 3 and solitary GaS;
is, witch ruin Both bod and mind, unnttiox them
esther srs sSs !: IL saS
y ss ass 81 Il .sS bS
lion q The aoaI' iny,yspss s1S,.Si rlssy
A. MrSrhLtr.I,Ths fearful effects on the lhiad ar
b q sp q hfgSSrf forsSSs
Ayersion % Society, Self dstrust Love Of Solitude.
FSSass.Ss 81 psrsSns q Al ass. can now udx,
what 4 the cause o. their dseliains health LOSING
~ ss, r ns 'n, ~ ~ ens
elated' ma hnnsst splsa ,,I aoou' Tue eyes
cough, ana symptoy,nns VIZ ~ N e9nNxqrmnpuon'
vbo have ,n,ured tSemssly y. sy certain prae,,e,
indnised IN wien ~ shS ~ ,sa,neu
which are nightly FELT even when asleep, and Il
CURED renders naIIiafe ,apos ai and asstroy
| poat miua ma pyVay, snou.u sppig hm mn epabiy
| WnM Y Ply nht = younk naAh, Wy hoPe " NJ
country the pride OF M ssouia Il. rs
| from All pfonpetts am en}oym " NV, W WI
I consequence OF devlhtnE from tne PAIN OF nAtuf
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U. g. BxaIsrHR's oYPfcx,
0swKao, N. Y, July I, 1853 !
SEALED Proposal. VII BE- reeeiysd ~ he under.
following material for repair Of oswego Pier:
CLAsBI.
100 eticfs Canada Pine Timber, each 20 foot long
and II inches square, sawed.
100 stieks Canada Pine Timber. each 30 feet long
and u inches square, sawed.
CLASS u.
lookess Burden's Wrought spike. sineh.
CLASS III,
100 cords Stone for CRIB fllinK.
Tho timber to DO delivered on the United States
land, at the head Of tho pier, before November j,
1865. The tpike In the United States storehouse At
tho pier, before September !, 1903. The stone In
quantities as called for, the whole before January
], 1872.
Bids and contracts to be separate for each class.
Blanks and further Information may DO OBJ
G. z, BLUNT.
Lieut, Gel Of Engineers and Byt. Col. o. s. A,
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We are agents for over One IundrodF ,.....,
nS Nv, ACCOMPLISHMENTS, and are pre' orHiga And
silks, seawls, yewelry, Silver v Fancy Goods,
phinos, sowing Machines, &c, "are, FURNITURE,
ONE DOLLAR FOR. EAcH ARTICLE
tive rhSyc 9u' clubs 81 " aud upwards far dos..
for One DoiST, " IN what artlc eau be- ob,alnsI
"nN "csh's Tor each check
CIRCULARS SENT FREE,
aseh@ sending clubs "' "so OF ehhfgs
Ag0ats wanted in every town.
CUsHhAN Il CO.,
10 Arch street, Boston, Mass.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USITEpSrATKs PATEsT OPIIGEt.

W
On the petition Of PaIILlPflsk n BsA9kgN'
RlDdg, Of NRtrOna, Pa, adminiatratrix OF the ea-
tate OF Edward Stieren, deceased, prAylpE for the
extension OF y patent granted TO tho skid Edward
Suefen the 18th day OF December, 1854, for an i'm.
IIoyement IN Process o. Treating the Mother
Water Of sAllnes, for seven years from the expl,
day OF December, 1855 80,
Patent once on Monday, the 18th day u November
next at l2o clock IN and all persons notified TO
petition ought not to be- granted.
Persons opposing the extension are Required TO
nle In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least toeRtU days before tho
day Of heSrlngi all testimony nled by either party,
transmitted In accordance with the rules OF lie
once, which will be furnished on application.
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upOn as tea /.
timony must be nled IN the office ttOsHly days be.
within ten days after nling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in tho
REPgBLICAs and the IHteiligencsr, Warrington,
D. g., and in the Post, Pittsbarg, Penhsyi,
yania, once week for three successive weeksi the
hrsI OF said publications to be at least sixty iayS
previous TO the day ofhearing.
A. NJ. STOUT,
myT.WSw Acting Commissioner Of Patents,
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Notices Of Patents.
DrrAnr11sSsn 2. 5 S1.. 5.I.s.9as ,ps

MlsniserQr. Nay IS ISIS
ss az me cfsIH.I 20 s.'D sSss,
i sssslsisa g y - In !.
sH .%sr n sp sH snss'os Z - s Sc ~ u
y.sr..y, lsS s' K. AZ & As5s:,
ier an imprYyemsat N gs,ti.r nsshirs fgr
which takes plaza on ~ Isd,y e hss..s, isss:
Patent 'onss on MONDAY. thc "a DAY % A.sas,
maxi, Al II clock, m. and AZ per.9ns are natlhed
AZ Pstiacn ouISi not . y IT.stsa -. !. a..
10 NE Patent 0nc. their ohsstions, .yeei.iiy .st
q hearing, all testimony nied by either party 70 DO
used q The aid hs.Iins must taken s nd n ,a
which viii b furnished on Application. 80.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon A. w
lmcby. must be died in tho once tsntp DAY, before
the day Of hearing the Arguments Any, within ten
days after hling the testimony.
ordered, also, that this n9!ee DO published In the
RHruBLioAE and the TnfslIfoencer, Washington,
D. G., and In the AMERICAN, Baltimore, Nd. |,
nd pSsliss,en. g Be at Least si,tI aays PEsyious
mya0-fhM Acting Com missioner Of Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USITID SrArEs PArEsT oYII'

... 90 WAsHiNGfOs, June bt l6bo-
Massaehasetts PRAYING for the extension OF paten.
granted TO him the 2gth day Of September, 1854, aud
re-issued the nth day OF September, 1854, for an
Improvement In Furnace or Heat Generator and
Radiator, for seven years from tho expiration of
said patent, which takes place on the 18th day of
September, lS6s:
IL ordered that the said petition be heard 1t the
Patent once on MONDAY. The Slst day Of August
next. at II clock, m and all persons aro notified
to appear and show cause, u any they have, why
said petition ought not to DO granted.
hle In the Patent Once thor objections, specially
set forth in writing at least toeny days before tho
day Of hearing; all testimony fled by either party,
70 be used a the said hearing, must be taken and
Office, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
timony, must be nled In the office tosntv days be-
fore the day Of hearingi the arguments, II any,
within ten days after hlinE the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
tho REPgBLIcAE and the IntslligeEesr. Washing
ton, d. @, and In the Post, Boston, MassacIusetis,
once week for three successive weeks, the nrsl OF
to the day ofheaTing. A. M STOUT,
jei3-fSt Acting Csmmis sioner or Patents
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HEADQ'Rs FouRTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
VtcKspUnG, June Is, 1868

HEADQ'Rs FOURTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
VicKsBUrG, June Is. 1868. !
General OyderS, No 20.
l. Major General Adelvert Ames Is ap-
pointed, temporarily, Provisional Governor Of
the State Of Mississippi, vice Benjamin @.
Humphreys, hereby removed.
2 Captain Jasper Myers Is appointed, TEN
porarily, attorney general of the State OF
Mississippi, vice G. L. Hooker, hereby re.
moved.
8 The officers appointed as above will re.
pair without delay TO Jackson and enter i'm
mediately upon the duties of their respective
Offices. They will receive no other compen-
sation than their pay and allowances as Off.
Gers of the army.
By order of Brevet Major General Irwin
Mcdowell. JonS TYLER,
First Lieutenant Asa Infantry,
Brevet Major U. S. Army, A. A. A. @.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD.
SENATE or TIE UNITED STATES.
OyFIcB QF THE SKRaEANr-Ar-AkMs, Z

SENATE or THE UNITED STATES,
OpfIcB OF THE SBRaEANr-Ar-AkMs, I
WARRINGTON, June le, 1868.
Sealed proposals will DO received ut this ONCE
uutl IL m, Of Monday, July Is next, for the de-
800 ions q, 40 rounds) ofbest white Ash Furnace
Also, $50 cords Of best Bakers Pine Wood, and
80 cords OF good merchanable Oak Wood,
The coal TO be thoroughly screened; the wood
Senate vaults under the direction Of the chief
gineer or assistant, who will also weigh the coal
""D INV 'A' " GEORGE T. BROWN.
jel9-dtd Sergeant alarms.