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EQUITY CounT--Judge ,oiin.-The following
orders were made yesterday:
piyoppr CAsg

0fders were mhue yestefuhy!
ADivoRcE CASE.
Lucinda A, Etheridge VS.. James Etheridge,
Petition for divorce from the bonds OF matri'
mony. The plaintiff sets forth that in March,
1852, she was married by the Rev. DR.. May to
the defendant, and that she believed at the
time that her former husband, David s. Kel.
iogg, was dead, but that she was afterwards
astonished to learn that he was alive at the
time OF her second nuptials, and she therefore
prays a divorce from the defendant; which
was granted, the defendant not answering
Davis for plaintiff.
Julia A. Raglan vs.. Thompson Raglan. Order
for Anal ratification Of sale.
Staeter vs.. Banman. Order for rule on
Bertram Lewis.
Elliott VS.. Elliott. Order Of reference to au'
ditor to report on the propriety of sale.
Adjourned.
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Architects.
STARKwEATHER 4 PLowMAN.
ARCHITECTS,

DEPARTMENT on TUE 4 AZ ISTpERI E a,,,,,
WAsHINGIOH May -, 1865.
On the petition q JOSHUA 0lHbs, o. Cantou,
Ohio, praying for tho extension Of patent granted
to him the 18th day Of August, 1854, for Rn improyo-
ment ~ Ploughs, for seven years from the expira-
ton OF said patent, which takes place on the 18th
day u August, 1858!
II u ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent othee on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of July
next, at u clock. m and all pers9ns are notified
10 appear and show cause, II any they have why
said petition ought not to be granted,
forAOns opposing the extension are required to flo
in the Patent OHco thoiT objections, specially set
forth IN writing, At leasttioev day before the day
9theaTlngi all testimony filed by either party, TO
be used NJ the said hearing must be taken aud trana
mtted ~ accordance with the rules Of the olheo,
which WIZ be Furnished on application,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as test-
mony, ntls be led In the office t0eHty days before
the day Of healingi the arguments, II any, within
ten days after hling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notioe be published In tlu
REPUBLICAN aud the Intsiif0saesr, Washington,
d. c., and In the Herald, CLEVELAND, Ohio, once 4
week for three successive weoksi the lrst OF said
to DO at least sixty days pEeyiens to the
day Of hearing. A, NJ. STOUT,
mylssMsl Acting Commissioner u Patents
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Lot OF CRASH and other heavy linen coats
IS to % inch breast measure, at VI. 20, at A
SakB h Co., 5lT Seventh street.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

~--r-,,,,,
LOCAL DEfAhImENl.
TINS JACKSON DEMOCRATIC AssooIAr,os;-,
Hail, on Z between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, u. Y. Stuart president, and DR., T. @.
clayton secretary. After the reading and
forward and signed their political death war.
rant.
AT thi. junoture Messrs. r; ": Fenwisk and
announced themselves as q committee from
the snti.Rsdicai club Of the Third ward, and
stated that they were instructed TO inform
Of certain resoiutions. - '''
1.-THE resolutions will DO found in another
afiIle y SH NH st 9sssa III. Of
assooiation, aud,on motion, they were declared
\ Tr. Charles Allen said he understood there
was q committee present from the Fourth
ward,who desired TO be informed at what time
ratification meeting. He then went on TO say,
as one OF the committee OF arrangement sp,
pointed at former meeting, that the ratiaca-
ing next. =. :. :
He then moved that this association would
ratify the action OF the committee in this re-
Mr. s. Moses objected to holding the meet
Ing at that time, on the ground that, hrst, It
was too short q notice for their friends TO
2si nn,iS n. ppStppa az u .eyoa .ne
abs hnir nias.s nf bnsine.sn " many "ou'a W
Dr. hhen inssteu on ms mouoh, as there
ws put n,ie ume 20 spMe, and they should
MAKE some aemonstfauon NJ least ~ the seat
ofGovernmena' -.
MT. Jonah ~. hoover, also OF that commit
tee, was In favor OF the meeting being held on
Saturday evening, A. mnch o. the pfeparations
haa peen maue, anu u woula NOT 90 70 dissp-
point abe speakers VINO were appointed to
address them.
". Smytne va IN ihyoI Q. postponement,
until they shouid near rom the committee Of
arrangements, that they might know what TO
do. ,
NJ. hoos w. ss s.,s, IN auniuShl tnA, com
mittee o. the solalels anu sAiiors Union
were pssi hsIs 10 ascertain when the meeting
Mr.. X: ". FenWick stated that his club rep
resented the soiulers Ana snhots, democrats,
Conseryatiye Army And NAvy Uniop, anti.
RADICALS, or any otner noay, anu that theY had
passed RESOLUTIONS IN .tns Ihiru ward meeting
endotaing seymour and biair.
The country, ne said, was changed from
radical to anti.rsdieal rule. Though the man
nearest to the hearts OF the people OF this
District could not oe nominated A. the New
YORK convenion, .ney proposed 70 work on
pfinciPlei ana 70 suppoit tne nomlnees. Al.
hand, they would WORK with mem TO make the
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No ELECTION, - The Scheutzen-Y erein
failed to elect q president OF the association
on Wednesday-the contest being between MIR.
ID. HenZe and Mr. +. StoBch,
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Award or COMMUNICATIONS. Gleason &
Glenn have been awarded the contract for
furnishing the quartermaster's department
1900 cords of wood.
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THE GRANT CLuR.-This club held large
and important meeting at their rooms, No.
$40 Pennsylyanis avenue, last evening, Apple
OF a public nature, however, was transacted.
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DRAp BoDy FouND.-On Wednesday, about
man was found on Mr.. Allen Dodgeis farm,
near Fort Saratoga. From appearance, he
was about I5, or 50 years OF age, had large
whiskers, and dressed in q check shirt, light
cloth pants. brown SLOUGH hat, and an old pair
OF shoes. He had some slight bruises about
his body, received apparently from struggling.
a Jury OF inquest, with DR.. ]. II. Bushnell as
foreman, who rendered a verdict that the de.
ceased came to his death either from intemper.
snce and exposure, or from wounds inflicted
on his person. The body being In q state of
decomposition was buried where found.
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,ittia d.nahtar ", NJ Tn. T phi,iins -
ner Of Sixth street west and L street north,
was severely bitten yesterday morning by a
large dog, the property Of A. Smith, colored,
1t appears that Annie was chasing chicken,
which ran into Smiths yard, when she pur-
sued II, and while endeavoring to catch 1t near
In the hehhy part Of the right leg, thereby In
fiicting very painful wound. DIR. Jos. Toner
was called In, and administered to the wants
Jury received painful but not necessarily a
dangerous one.
Mr.. Phillips demanded the dog, and Smith
Immediately delivered him up, after which
Sanitary oficer Hopkins shot him.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UEITEp Static PArKEr OYyIcH,


On the petition OF EBRs N. HoRsPeED, Of Cam
bridge, Mass. praying for tho extension Of pat
an Improvement In Compounds for Neutraliiiug
Chlorine, for seven years from the cxpirat!S0 Of
said patent, which takes place on the 9TH da' Of
October, ISIS;
Its ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once ON MONDAY, the 18th day Of
September next.at " o'elses IN. and Al persons
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ale In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth IN writing at least tiosnty days before ths
day Of hearing; all testimony nled by either party,
to be used at the 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
testimony, must be filed In the oiice ttoentv days
within ten days after nling the testimony;
Ordered, also, that this notice be Published In
the REPUBLICAN and In the Intelitpsncer, WASH
ington, D. q. and in the Journal. Boston, hassa-
ehusetis, once week for three successive weeks;
the first OF said publications to be at least sixty
days previous to the day Of hearing. onor
iyl5.ws Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsTRpsrArBs PATENT 0PRI

~ USTRp STATES PATENT OPPIcs,
On, the petition Of ABIGAIL L, wEIsrRn, q
BiRpshimspn' sdmn.tratTS Of The f estate ,SS
sItsssion Of apats9t granted q the said Benjsnin
Webster. The Sd dax Il October, 1884, for an i'm.
from The expiration Of said patent. which takes
place en- the ~ day OF October, 1855:
s5sSf Sss n,e rs q S
September next, at IL o'clock IN. and all persons
snys. why aid a. PETITION .usRt NOT to g. arsnod
Az r. fSs ss E sEs
the day Of hearing; ali testimony died BY either
taken and transmitted Ia accordance with the rules
q the Office, which will be furnished on sppliea-
G u piSss ess .stas
%lhn i u. "a days aliar iihs he tessi%ony ~
Cass a Week fCr tRres lie sr.t cf
j1is TX hsanr or q Patents.
RYwILLIAML. WALL 4 co. .AUcTIoNEERs.
ID stores 30 and Sl3, sput l corner PennsJl'
n n T Ha&1N OF
,1 gs Of SSS5SS "a 'hs sSSassls cSpT oS Of
docket 7, We will offer for sale, at public auction,
In front Of the premises. on TUESDAY, July II,
ensuing. at o'clock, D. m all that certain tract,
piece. or parcel Of land lying In the County Of
Washington, in the District Of Columbia, aud
known and designated on the plat thereof as part
Of tract called "The Ridge" the metes and
bounds Of which will be shown on the day Of sale,
containing q acres 2roods and 4perches. more or
less. This land lies about one mile from "GoOd
Hope 70 the Alexandria Ferry, and Piseataway.
and adjoining the lands OF Thomas Jenkins, and
hne opportunity Is here presented for any person
wishing to purchase a garden farm.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash tho residue In
two equal instanents Of aud IL months, the pur-
chaser giving his notes for the deferred payments.
salts factorily endorsed, and bearing interest from
the day Of sale Title deed to be retained until the
whole Of the purchase money Is paid. AL eonyey-
| aheng and revenue stamps At the cost o. the pur-
| chaser. WIN, T. MATTINGLY.
AsBURY LLoYP.
WIN. L. WALL 4 CO., Auet's.
sSTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
| TUESDAY, the 2lst instant. same hour and place
This land lies In the rear Of the Race Course, ad
joining the lands Of Thomas jenkins, and about
mile from Uniontown. II desired, this property
will be sold In parcels Of one or more acres TO suit
| purchasers, WIN, Y. MATTlNGLI,
| AsBURY LLOYD,
| Trustees.
| W. L. WALL 4 Co,
| jyl7-eod Auctioneers.
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Financial.


EIRsT NATIoHAL BANK
WASHINGTON. "
H. D. Cooxr. tOf Jay Cooke b Co. , President.
W. 3. Husrisoros. Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
lsrH sr,Err. OPPOSITE TIE rsEAsurr psrAxr-
nESr.
Government securities with Treasurer United States
SoNE MILLION DoLLARs.1a
W. buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at eurrent market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED
STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give CAREFUL AHp
PROMPT ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS.
and to any other bushes. entrusted to us.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOVERN
MENT LOANS at all times eheerfully furnished.
| VS.. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
| wAsuIssroS. March %. 1865 mhH-du
ITAY COOKE CO.,
BANKERS.
FIFTEENTH STREET. OPPOSITE TIE
TREASURY,
| bay and sell At current market rates and keep
| constantly on hand a full supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
SEVEN. THIRTIYs.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
ordsrs for Stocks. Bonds, &c. executed. aud Col
| leetious made on all accessible points
TIME NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
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ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH.-Yesterday morn
Ing, In m alley, between Seventh street and
Madison, and Nj and N streets, Mr.. James Col
Inns, rag dealer, died quite suddenly, at about
I O'Clock. He had been drinking q large guam
tity Of liquor during the day previous, but
had lost an arm In the Union army, and he
leaves a wife and several ANAL children He
was about % years OF age. No inquest was
held,
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COMMITTED ON SUSPICION oB LARoRSY.-
Sergeant J.W. Pool, Of the Second precinct,
on Wednesday last, arrested William Linn,
oolored, on suspicion OF having stolen guam
IVY Of LEAD pipe and sheet lead, on the 9th In
at present. Justice Thompson, yesterday
morning, committed him to jail to await fur
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- USiTEp srArRs PATENT OFFICE,
wAsHIs1Tos, June ], 1898.
On the petition Of WILLIAM II. ATKINS aud JOsRPH
c. BURRITT, of Ithaca, N, Y, praying for the ex-
tension OF patent granted TO them the 10th day OF
September, 1884, for an Improvement In Calendar
Clocks. for seven years from the expiration Of said
patent. which takes place on tho 18th day Of Sep.
tember, 1865:
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
next. at IL clock. IN. and all persons are notifies
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing The entention are equired 20
set forth In writing, At least ttoenty days before
the day q hearing all imony nled BY either
and transmitted In accord with the rules Of tho
Office. which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers. relied upon as tes-
hmoay must BE- nied In he ofiee tioenty day. be-
within ten days after nling the testimony;
Ordered, also, that this NOTICE be published In
the REPuBLicLs and the Tntsliio.ncsr, Of wash
ington, D. c., and In the Herald, Utica, New
York, once a week for three successive weeks the
hrst Of said publications to be At least sixty days
A. N. STOUT,
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DRAD HoHsEs,-Lieutenant Noonsn, OF the
notices, within the last few days, for the re-
moyal Of dead horses, the most Of which are
said to have died from the effects OF the In.
tense heat. Three OF the horses owned by the
Washington and Georgetown Street Railway
Company have died at the Seventh street
stables during the last two days.
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A WAsHIsdToNIAs KILLED MT TUE HEAT
IN BALTIMoRg,-The heat was intense yester-
day In the city of Baltimore. Fifteen cases OF
sunstroke were reported, three of which
death, caused by heat, OF my head OF cattle
In one OF the cattle yards Of the city. Charles
Hack, from Washington, ID, u, was found dead
IN Lls bed yesterday morning In Wollson's
Hotel The coroner's jury rendered a verdict
OF death from congestion Of the brain, caused
BY the heat, He had on his person a certih-
cate OF leposIt OF siso In the irst National
Bank OF Washlpgton, and about SO In notes
His body was taken In charge by the coroner
who, In the absence of the friends OF the de-
ceAael, will have IL properly Inferred,
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the affairs OF the National Freedmen's Saw.
ings aud Trust Company for the month OF
June last In Augusta, Ga, Baltimore, Beau
fort, N. O., Charleston, Huntsville, Jackson
New Orleans, New York, Norfolk, Raleigh,
Richmond, Savannah, Tallahassee, yicksburg
and Washington, ID. o., shows total deposits
cess Of deposits during the month, s26, 70;
total due depositors, S773.Til.72. The deposits
In this city during the month amounted to
$50, 33l so; the drafts to t33, S30.35.
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RATIFICATION MEETIN6.-It is said that a
grand Democratic ratification meeting will
take place In front Of the City Hall, on SAtur-
day evening, which will be addressed by promi.
nent speakers In support OF Seymour and
Blair,
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CONTRACTS AwARDRD.-The contracts for
furnishing wood and coal to the Interior De-
partment for the ensuing year, has been
awarded as follows White ash coal, to S, p
Brown SOM red ash COAL to VIM, Guinand
oak wood, to Henry Naglei pine wood, to 7, T
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FOUND IN DYING CosDITIoN.-A mar
named Ed. 7. Armstrong, who resided on First
Btreet west and street north, was found In a
dying condition on Wednesday evening. Yes
terday morning Sergeant Pierce ofthe Seventh
precinct, visited him, in company with DR.
Todd The doctor gave his opinion that the
sufferer was In q critical condition, caused by
the excessive use Of ardent spirits and expos
ure. Sergeant Pierce conveyed him to the
hospital. This mans wife died q few day.
since with cholera morbus, and was buried al
the expense OF the corporation,
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Ing OF the Conservative Army and Navy
Onion was held at their hall on Pennsylvania
avenue, when the semi-annual election OF oiii-
cess was held, with the following result
Colonel James II, UBeirne, President, Dap.
tain J. Il. Mcdonnell, Vice Presidentj Clifton
HELEN, late paymaster United States navy,
spending Secretary Lieutenant Roger Bells
Financial SecretAfyi Colonel S. $. Wales
Treasurer,
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OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES patent OPRICI

jyl7-esd
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AT WoRK.-Mr. Wright, commissioner OF
the Third ward, and Mr.. J. II. Crane, commits.
sioner of the Fourth ward, have at work a
large force of laborers, cleaning the stTeetsand
alleys In the respective wards. These gentle.
men are determined to keep their wards In
good condition, during the hot weather, II pos
sible.
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THg INTERNATIONAL TAILoRs' UNION
The Tailors' International Union, composed of
about sixty delegates, from the various I'm.
Ions OF the United States,wi hold its regular
gust 10th.
Their quarters will be the Franklin House,
on the corner Of Eighth and ID streets. 1t IL
thought that the Union will be In session about
a week, and at the close the delegates will
spend few days In baltimore, where a grand
mass meeting OF the trade will be held
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-02-27

a SAD CAsE.-We met an acquain
ance on the street the other day, and
he seemed to be in deal of trouble.
In answer to our queries, he stated
that ssreeent events" had placed him
in the following situation:
I'm married widow who had grown
up daughter. My father visited cur
house very often, fell in love with
inv step daughter, and married her.
So my father became my son-in law,
and my step daughter my mother,
because she was my fathers wife
Sometime afterward my wife had a
son; he was my fathers brother-in-
law, and my uncle, for he was the
brother of my step mother. My
fathers wife, 1. e., my step. daughter,
had q son. He was of course my
brother, and at the same time my
grandchild, for he was the son of my
daughter. My wife was my grand
mother, because she was my mother
mother. I was my wife's husband
and grandchild at the same time
And as the husband of a person.
grandmother is his grandfather,
j Twas my own grandfather.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-02-27
History of the Ohio Company,
and its Purchase.
{ Continued.) J
COPIED FOR THE JOURNAL.


DECEMBER l5rn, 1875.
662 Shares Represented.
ResolDed. That those parts of the
several mile square and fractional
mile square lots. assigned to propri
etors, as settlers at Belpre, agreeably
to the original survey, Except where
Congress reserves may interfere,
shall make part, and operate as
fifth division lands to such proprle-
tors. -
Resolpsd, That those lots, or parts
of lots, aforesaid, at Belpre, original
ly granted to non -proprietors, on
condition of performing certain set
tling duties, be considered as making
a part of the fifth division, and ope-
rate as such to those proprietors,. un-
der whom the said non proprietors,
or their assigns, hold fifth division
rights in the Company. Provided,
that fifth division rights belonging
to proprietors in the Ohio Company
are relinquished in behalf of such
non -preprietors before the twenty
fifth day of the present month.
Resotved, unanimously, That where
by the removal of Congress lots west
ward, the original location of any of
the mile square lots aforeaid, is
changed, the vacant lands left in the
first instance, shall be taken to sup
ply the deficiency in the other, con
sidered in an aggregate point OF
view. Adjourned.
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Road Notice!

NOTICE is hereby given. that there will
~ be petition presented to the BOARD OF
Commissioners of Gallia County, Ohio, at
their next Session, praying for the location OF
a County road-commeneing near the resi-
dence Of Abraham Wooten, in the County
road; thence running Westerly direction
along the present track, or as near as possible,
to make a good road to intersect the County
road near Samuel Thompson's; thence along
said road East TO the mouth of a lane; thence
with said lane bearing North, along. or as
near the present track as possible, passing
Nolf-Pen hill and Pine Grove School
house to intersect the County road lead
ing from Bladensburg to oMercerville-with an
arm near the Wolf Pen hill to A. j. Warren'R
bars on his EaS line.
Feb. 6, 1s66.-4ws
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Number Is.

And ,shsyeas, The inhabisapts of
Gallipolis Aforesaid have agreed nm
on certain principles for the division
Of said lands, and for raising the
money necessary to pay for tbs
same
Be it therefore, unanimously re-
solyed, That the two lots aforesaid,
lying within \ certain tract of land
which has heretofore been considered
as forfeited to the Ohio Company, be
sold and released to certain persons
in trust, for the inhabitants of CALI
polls, accordipg to, the principles
which have been adopted by them.
Resolved, That Paul Fearing and
Return J. Meigs, Esquires, be com
mittee to whom the conveyance shall
be made in trust, and who shall exc
cute conveyances of the like tenor
to the several inhabitants of CALI
polls, they paying the Trustees for
the execution of their trust.
s TO BE CONTINUED