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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23


THE Ohio Legislature has been in
session thirteen weeks, at q coRto Sl0,.
600 per week, and has passed twenty
six laws. Each law costing 8 1000.
Economical Morgan Her
aid, April I'm.
II the above wac truo, We do not
know that il would reflect any discredit
upon the economical Democracy, for
t~wenty.six good laws might be well
worth TO the State 8 5000 each. But
as 1t is not true, the utterance Of it by
tho Morgan Herald shows the aptness
with which tho new editor has fallen
nto the habits of the old. The Legis-
laturc Of Ohio had made, on the 18th
inst, tro hundred and tpenty fvs l0ws
instead Of t~uenty-s'r, as Mr.. Pyle says,
and the cost per law, instead Of beng
50 900, vas S575, and q fraction. We
will also state that three hundred and
sixty-five bills had been introduced
into tho House and two hundred aud
twenty-five INTO the Senate 1t will
be seen by tins that the Legislature
has not been idle during the present
session. and that they havo worked
with an earnestness seldom %equaled.
How Mr.. Pyle could have tho audac'ty
TO- say that but tw~onty-six laws had
been passed is beyond our comprehen-
sion.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23

DURING the political campaign, we
shall frequently omit the publication
of Temperance articles. rro first OBJ
ject of this paper being the advance
mcnt Of a political party, and the
paper. bong small, it will be necessary
to devote the whole of it's news col
umns to politics during the
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23

LADIES, both OF the town and coun-
try, will be pleased to learn that Miss
Sarah Holbrook Is receiving the best
eelected stock Of Millinery and Fancy
Goods that has ever been IN McCYn.
nelsvllle. nj
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23
Cincinnati Market.

UiNcISSATI, April 22J, 1868.
Beans-S SO 80 10 375 per bush,l.
d " hear-S2 55 To z 90 per bush,
Flout-S9 10 To ~ UOprr OOl.
Corn ~ 10 S3c per bush.
a Oats-62 to 65c per bush.
Rye-Sl So 10 ! 90 per bush.
Sprlng ~Bariey-Sl As per Dush.
Winter BArlry-Sl 30 10 | 65 per bush.
Pota'oes-Sl TO / Us per bush. .
Batter 80 - sc Der 10. y 't.'
Feathtrs- 10 to use per 10.
dried Apples-4 to &c per Id.
Dried Peaches q 10 Sc per To-.
llogs--'irUss. 6 To q | &c per ID.
WO0i--22 TO 4Uc per To.
robaeeO--Eh!ers 2 to 4c per III Medium
Wrappers, . To he; Fine wIappers, IA II
lSc; Selection 70 10 25c.
Ci0vrt, Sred -l2c per 10.
Timothy Sreed-S ~ 20 to 2 30 per bush.
Fax Seed 80 w Iei bush
Hre,n Apples-S2 10 To 3 IS per Dbl.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23

HArs.-Go TO IL. Sponce's and buy
a new hat. Ii you do 80, you'll look
better, feel better, bo better, and every
body will tell you 81.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23
MDM mrMD.


CUENINGHAM.-of heart disease, at his resi-
dence il Morgan County, Ohio, on the 29th
day Of March, 1863, Mr., Robert Cunningham.
Brother Cunningham was born in Lancaster,
Pny in the year 1899. Was united in marriage
to Sarah A. Chiefly ON the 9Th day Of June.
1923. He united with the Baptist Church in
1870, but for the last 20 years had been a mem
Der Of Methodist Protestant Church. He
lacked two days, at the time Of his death, Of
having lived 60 years. His death was very
Audden. lie had walked out n short distance
from his house, and been absent about fifteen
minutes, when his daughter going TO look for
him, found him dead. He seemed TO have
died without a struggle. For several years
the writer had been acquainted with the de-
ceased. and had had many conversations with
on practical religion, church polity, sup
port Of the ministry, etc, on all Of which SUBJ
Jects, earnest piety and active zeal comblped
10 constitute him the "perfect man." whose
end is peace. A widow and ten children sur
yive TO mourn his loss, but their loss is his sever,
lasting gain. May they find comfort in this
reflection. and in the blessed hope of meeting
im in Heaven. After appropriate services,
attended by q large concourse Of his friends
and fellow-citizens, we laid him to rest in the
churehyard at Carmel, to await the resurrec-
ton Of the just. WILLIAM 8. SEARS.
ReinersvilIe, April Ia.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23
Business Roiices.
Auction !

A large and splendid lot of Boots
and Shoes will be sold at auction by
p. b. DAVIS 4 Bro on Saturday, May
2nd, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23
Wha1,n the Matter 4

Every body, except the bond hold
ers, complains of hard times and scare.
Ity of money PROJECTORS and clerks,
and business mcn of all kinds, in Nc
Connelsville, are, daily, resorting to
ball playing and shooting marbles in
the streets, IN order to while away
the monotOnous hours and days OF
"waiting for customers." What'e the
matters" aeks one of another. The
"mattor"i is IN the fact that the masses
of tho people have not means with
which to purchase, and thereby mako
business. The "n.attgr" is, that from
$500, 600 90 to upwards of 81, 600, 000.-
90, (as v%ariousIy estImated) in
Morgan County is locked up IN the
safes of the bond-holdcrs, and this
enormous sums Of money Is taken out
Of the cnannels of trade. This de-
preston in business, which the people
Of Morgan are now feeling, extends
throughout The country, aud the cause
which has led to iJ, is being universally
hold to be tho one We have mentioned.
Put the meanes, now lokced up IN the
safes of Morgan County, into active
circulation aud you will see such an
inrpe. us gwen to business as was new.
er known before IN this community.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23

CoMEto thS auction on Saturday.
May 2hd, 1868 Bring your pockets
full Of G~resnbacks. We don't cell on
time.
L p B. DAVIS & BRO.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23
The Political Reaction.

Lockport, N. Y, a place Of ten
thousand inhabitants, has gone Dem
ocratic at the late muiciplo election, by
a majority OF 413. This is a gain over
last fall of 1881 Last fall even we
carried the State by $4,000 majority.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23

Mr.. GREELEY says, THE inherent
right Of every free American u make
a fool of himself is beyond question:
Greeley means 10 exercise all his PRIV
legas.-BoStOn Post.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23
RIedIcaI.

DIR. w. r. Kelly informs us that he
will ride to the country when desired.
He treats all kinds Of disease.
Jan. 1, 1S67.-tf.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23

EMpRkss BuoENIE used TO be known
as The best looking aud worst dressed
woman in Europe. She IS nc longer
the best looking, but is known rs the
best dressed.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23

SPECIAL Iotice Is called to tho card
of Adams & Kahler also TO that of g.
W. Cromwell.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23

SENATOR WILSON has published the
solemn declaration that he never saw
General Grant drink drop Of liquor
in his life. Said an attorney TO his client
Your convietion is certain; there are
two witnesses in court who will swear
they saw you steal the hen"
"What of that }" said the client" can
not bring twenty men who viii swear
they did not see me steal thom?" Wilson's
defense Of Grant prese nts a parallel
for the logic and law ofthe hen thief.
and is about as substantial.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23

The Washington correspondent of
Baltimore Sun, writing under da;e
April 18th. says:
The remarks Of Mr., Butler yestHr-
day, and hls general demeanor TIN Jugh-
out the whole trial, have excited the
most uniavorable comment here. An
influential and extreme Radical Senator
to day said IT was the duty Of On ief
Justice TO havecompelled him to desist
yesterday, and he wondered that he
had notrdune 70, tgp
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23

"THE muaiciple elections throughout the State
show no special change from last year" Such
is the statement sent out by the agent of tho
Associated Press in this city. Last year wypn-
dotle, Adrian, Holland East Saginaw, Flint
Pontiac, Port Huron and Ypsianti all elected
Radical Mayors. and this year thew elected
Democrats. Perhaps these changes are gen
eral, not speeial.-[Ex.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23
ExceuIOr,a KoiIce.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed Executor of the estate Of
Alexander Dewitt. dsesAged, late of Morgan
County, Dhio-I"A JOIN DEWITT.
~Alel A-lN
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23

& WI advise all our readers, who de-,
sire to take a paper N addition to
their County paper, to send for either
the Cincinnati Enquirer OF. sths Ohio
SALESMAN,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23

= CERTAIN ones OF our hadical citizens
are swearing about tho Cincinnati
Commercial. They threaten to with
draw their patronage from that journal
and transfer it to the Gazette FMack'
A:d "Swedo" are too much for them.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23

He will continue to eel for cash or produce.
until the Grst day Of April, next, the beat prints
at l2A cents per yard. Also, a large lot Of
Dress Goods, cons:stingof MerinoeS, oSshmeTsS,
prices. Good Calf Shoes at $i.OO and 81, so.
Ready made Clothing At cost, and lower. He
has a few good Styled shswlS eft. which can
be bought YER low.
Persons wishing Bargains will do
we'll TO call.
WIN. H. cooh,
xAA lBtb. iSsa-s~.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23

A wUELY Acr.-The following telegram ex-
plains itself:
'N NEw YoRK, March 20.
G.F. TEAIS, Dublin Jail-What sum requir-
ed Credit American Consul for you to re-
turn. MRS. G. +. 7.
DUBLIN JArL.--EO money wanted. Political
insolvency beat these devils
- GEO. FRANCIS TRAIN
It is.not every wife that hos the rhino to
act so promptly, nor every one, we fear, that
would come so promptly to the rescue. But
Train won't pay, because he says
If the hell-hounds swiudled me out Of ton
pounds, IL would make rue miscra BILE for life.
| will always pay one hundred cents on a dol.
lar-never two Tor one. intend to make in
solveney respectable.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23

Having rvftteo the room formerly
occupied by z. B. DAVIS d Bro, and
having received q new and complete
Of Boots, Shoes, &c, | respectful
ly solicit the patronage Of the Public.
No One can UnderseII Me.
JOHN STITT.
Anril i6-em.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23

D-VERTIsEMENTS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26
@prreippnben5 aus S6,pei3
5 81 q ri azg tn1tpeln,
IL. Septtr. 1868. J

Mertber 5err Gerafteur!
Wenn Semanb cine &eiie tbut
9o fam er mas er3ablen:
'' Drum mill i'd GuA, SIR Greunbe gut
Mit Neuigfeiten qualen.
@enn IS auf Der Welt Elm i9Ine6
'9anp sibt auf pa5 bic 8eppbner ftpl5
1ein pirfen> 70 it's bo5 fd5ne S4wetz
serlano NIT ieinen mddti9en &ieienberz
9er, teren ftplse 5aupter ep{9er S9ree
Sedt ieinen GiSeletl9srn WaherfaQen,
SdneefelperrL rouencen, tptloperbeeEet1@
ben 2aptnen, leinen blauer Seen UNI
rauldenren S liden uno Baden. g.
baB :.9 IS be11reiben f0nnte, mie benz
8anperer 1i6 bic 8ruf bcbt mics i'm
,ur Mnca&t fimmt &pena cie 5dupter
BET Ber9e Die %untaaebence Mbencionne
nit oplcenem 2idte unp feuri9en Sim
ten umlpielt penn bic 8er9esiptgcn u.
Nirnen olei6 Teuerldulen 1T 6lammenz
olutben in ben 5immel binauf gu lobert
{deinen uno bann BON Der Nlpe raS
Som tint, Dem Germ Elm Danflieb ;u
brinsen unb anoere 6trten nit ibrem
Nlpburn nit e%initimmen, pas gdo tauz
lenpfa6 mad wirp> enplib AUDI bas
DECENTRALIZATION BON per &apelle tieoer<
t1nt D. ba finft man unpiperi teblt6
auf'S &nie unb betet nit ben
taulenb unb taulenb Stimmer, bic 9ez
bSrt, uno mitMliQipnen, bic nt6t 9eb5rt
tperren. Nein> mid puncert eS jeBt
ni6t mebr> raB man Don ben SSbnen
Der @9wei3 er3dblt paB fe in berGremz
be oft Elm 1tamenlpie8 @eb erfaBt mad
Der 6eimatb unb rab cer Son eeS Mlp<
bprns 1T Der Grenoe fte ielbf GUT Ser
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26
Ser @erbH

Der 9stbf tssann. Die Scmmer>!3s it-
Mie Hpb le gar 70 RAID scrliber!
Die Grbe febt int Irauerfletb;
Der Sag tpirb trab urb tr11ter trllter.
Gs rolt bic 3eit beita,bisliA
Da eitt'S fein 9emmen unb fsin 9altsn.
St. Du's bebenff 70 aeidnen DID
Des bl1ern Mlters ernite Galten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

auertfen !; ba er aber ben 9r1etenTbeil
Der basu erbpbenen @elber unterfdlase,1
batte, ~ tpare1 1ie in ei1em f. elenpett
5uitance, paB iie bic Gll16t Dor ben Dtz
raten er9reifen mubten> wel9s ti5 III
ben 9afen DON Syratus jeeelteu unb
ben Orator laut %YerbSbnten. Die1es
Trepsls an9efla9t gu >peroen, fiirdtete
SerrsS am meiiten> unb TN, ibu aufNn>
bore su mdl;en, LIEF er nit faiteu 8lute
bic unaladliden S6ifsfibrer binri4z
ten. Dieter fet9e unp 9rau lameM enIb'
bra6te feline Sage unpgfddte in laanpz
li6en Mu6idwetfun9en bin; nut int
Trablin9e 5o9 CT III ben prpsinsen un,z
ber, aber BON a9t Sflapen in elmer
Sdnfte 9etra9en, in Der CT init Nplen
tefrdn;t lag, unp bic .er nur yerliee,
tpenr1 er in iein S6lafeema9 9ebradt
tpurce. Die 9cfnun9 ber S%traFpii9z
fett " vieler Gresel, elmer iplden Gnt<
INTRIGUING pe6 rSmil6 den Namens>b auz
te VerreS auf bic @r1be ieius6 NaubeS>
pel6e Jpn III ben @tano lebte, CUR Be-
iteduns cer &tdter srpbe Summen am
%suwenpcn. llebercies tparen rtele Der
an9elebenlten Mdnper NpmS auf feiner
Sette. Iber piesmal murteu ale bte1e
Sercdnun9en rur@ ieineS Mnfliaers
Cicero Gifer urp Gbdti9feit su @6anz
ben. Gte einfa9en Muslase1 pieler
3eu9en> pelde pieler aufteQte> entballz
ten cine Men9e spu Ibotl aGen unp
bradten cine IL 9rcbe Birtun9 bervpr>
pab @erres an einem 9inlttgen Musz
gauge per;weifelte uno 1id Ypr per 8ez
enot9un9 Re Spro;eieS freimiQi9 ausNpm
Y%erbannte.
Mber ptele unerilttli6e 6atludt Der
S%tactbalter ,par bet ,peiteua ni1t aleit>
wprur6 rie ebeualS Wiibenren Nrppiuz
sen Yerarmten unp elenr muroen. Der
S%tattbalter batte rer Ne9el na9 NIT
ben Steuern, wel9e eerStaat sranidts
;u tbun ; pteit batten bic Y19ter iiberz
npn,mel1> uro he 8eauftra9ten rrrlelz
ben i1dten bic Mt9aten II melt al,ssuz
cebnen uno ;u erbGben> alS ile muir UNI
ter einem Sdetngrunre ~fonnten. Daz
;u fam Der 11durli6e Wuderer, ben
pte1e 9d9ter unp al,oere reide NDmer
III ben prpYinSen trteber, tnrem 1ie ben
8ecrdn9ten 0elo vprfredten uno ran11
bic purd ELECTROMAGNETIC 3tnien sers
Ytelfa9te S9ulD NIT unn1enldlider
6drte eintrieben. 2ueuuuS 900 ii9
bsfti9e Teinp19aft su> pab er bieler I'M
9eredti9feit te1erte. @tr erfabren aus
Gicerp'S 8rtefen, bab leltf 8rutuS> ptez
ler eifrtee 6reunp Der Treibeit unp Der
Weisbeit gu bic len @uderern 9ebIrte,
cenn er idpb Der Start Salimis inGyz
perm purd unterbancler, Die cenNamen
pasu ber9aben, 0elo gu 4S Yrossnt
3tnlen Spr unp Yerlan9tc yrn Gicerp>
ais pteier Staptbalter vpn Gtcilten ur1p
Gypern mar pob sr i'm bel leiner Tprz
berun9 unteritlBte, pb9leid Cicero 1T
leiner proDi,s nur IL Yrosent3iniens u
nebulsn erlaubte. Giner pieier Inter
bdnoler hes 8rutuS> Scaptirs, bate
BON Dem Gor9dn9er hes Giterp pieprdz
fectur 3n Salamis NIT elmer Sdaar
Neiter erbalten, Dur6 rteie lief ct
ben Genat in Salomi5 ouf rem Hatbz
baule eini9lteben uno 10 LANCE ein9ez
iperrt balteut bis 5 Mit9lieber oei1elben
aus 6un9er itarben.
(SGluba fplat.O
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26
0pn q. Bitter.
(Jort1eBun9.)

Meiu Neben9eleu I Der MnpreaS, war
.re1elben Chimes, nnb II beidlp6en mir
ben11> eletdsetti9 rpn Inherent waGeren
Meii ter@bl6tep ST. nebmen ur1o 9emetn-
fam brtiten i'm beili9en rImti9en &etz
6e, wie tamal6 DeutIblanp 9enannt
tpurbe> uni tr Slid gu Seriu9cn. No9
einmal beludte t9 metne 9uten YFe9ez
elter,l bic MIDI nit ben ber3ltditen @ez
Aen6wiini1en entlieben> nr6 etnmal bic
Wrdber metner Gltern, uber bic berweil
bic 3ett 1dpn eiaen ot9teu Nol enteppi9
aewpben unb febrte rann Surld gum
Meiiter> Tim AUDI ycn Jpn unp renSetz
ni9en MIDI su serabldieren.
uGeip braY uno gut madt bem
S9weiSernam,en oraubeu 1T Der Tremoe
feline @hanoe, bann wiro'S Sud- III
allen Tauen ~ libel ntGt 9eben", ia9te
ber wadere Mcil ter, un6, Dem MaoreaS
utb MIR he 5ano reidenp. Damn
panbte CT {i6 ful5 INN unp fubr NIT
cem Nlden per aneeren5ano iiber betpe
Muaer. ais pdre inn etrpa ein6 pl;lplitz
terden Dtnetn9efabreu bic Meiiterin
aber bielt bic Sd1r;e Spr'S @eiidt alS
nit oi19e1> unp taS fleire pter jest
rielu1ebr idpn Elm peni9 9r6ber 9eppr>
bene &llr9en meinte laut unb bitter
li9.
&c., caS >par immerbin cine ettpas
tribe Stunoe unb IS bdmmerte mir
tarpb gar wunoerltd inter rem 8rufz
IaBe; aber raS mue td ia9et> IS 9in9
balb Ypriiber s; nenn es 1T cine belle 2utt,
IL gum erlten Mal NIT Dem TeQeiien auf
rem &ifen unp rem trpstsen 3te9enz
batner 1T Der 5anb an BET Seite cine5
treuer &ameracen tit Die utaewil1e
19Dne 0ptteSmelt binei1 Su baurerL
Elm FREEZER 8url1, rem fein Menl6 'pas
ppr3ul9retben bat, wpbin CT 9eben lpu>
1p LANCE raS 9teile9elp reidt> nota bene
unb 1penn ni9t etwa fataler Weii e bic
Ypli;ei Dummies 3eu9 in ras @ancer<
bth btnetnIuoelt.
SORT 9in9'6 rann tn's 8eite, per 9uz
ten Stapt &pnitanj su> reren Tblrme
mir NIT etnbre9enter Mountaineering
yor nlern 8liden ouftauden 1aben.
Da ,paren mir benn 1T Der Tremre.
Mtr blidten un5 chamber 16peteenp
an Sober mpdte 1id pariiber 10 leine
eisenen 0eoanfen MAIDEN. SD 1as's
Gu9, eS 1T itet5 Elm puncerlides Gmz
pfnpen fit Elm junse5 8lut tas gum
er ten Male feline Nale 1T Die peite Delt
bineinFedt u,1b Is miro tbm sepib Elm
went9 e19e babel"
Wenn Meilter S1wenotmann bel
pieiem Observation-Disclosures ietner2ebensz
9el6idte a%usetpmmett mar, 10 pFe9te er
ert etnen prpentlt1 ttefen Bug aus ieiz
11eu1 0lale gu tbun unb rann bepddti1
ben perpeil falt 9etpprcenenM eer11aum
ausjuflppfen unp NIT fril9er 2apuna
su serleDen. 8eppr ras Mue6 nit 9roz
fer plnftlidteit uup Sprefalt ins@ert
9elebt tpar, curfte mani an cine Sort ebs
uns ieiner iattrelanten @e19idte ni@t
benfen. SIM uetrisen purfte man Jpn
AUDI nidt ans Tortfabren mabnen ; E.
tbat bus 1dpn pom 1eltit ptel III oerne,
aber MQes nit 9eb6rieer @emd9li9>
feit.
~Sn &pnitans", pfe9te er bant1 pie>
ber baS @crt 81 nebn,er1> uSab'S teint
@rbett pper ntelmebr mir iudten aud
feline, oena ba war's unS nod 70 bali
unp balb wie babetm> unt mir batten'e
uns IN ben &ppf 9eiebt gang unp redt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26
TfutIIftom II,
Sic Gaeiarem beS 10. Sabrs
brtn6ertS.

SIN Gilem liest ber @Ulfsr @lud,
Die u1setriibte Stub,
3eist 100 f9 G>@ Elm i@tuierts stad'
Da 19last nit Giien ST."
Man rufus unb riiihet i9 gum S@laG
3um @i&l snl@la9tensar1s,
aein 5ersenslars n,ebr tltt9e'a mag
Mas flirst 1T @aFenflans.
ltnb srimmis sebt ein @turra, 70 bobL
Der brGut unb brSbnt uab brobt
limb rinssum blibt bic Mcrefunt 'pobL
Die ariegsrol' gar 81 rutb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26
S@idialsmege.

(gta9 ten G%rinnerunsen zines 5anbmerfers.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

- Die 8ertbtlamtsit tes gntsiidsns 1T
S9reisen.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-28
IMPROVEMENT OF HRLl GATE, INV YORK.
O', H. Eve f RSssIss ss e..,ssr

H,.-,L,tI hhw fohk. August 10, ISM = ~
lsd ~ iAS 5sSeS q sss rosh:
ssisd IA aell asts. gs:. rivss viii 80 q
this omcp until noon % september u. 1865. -.
These rocks must be removed toh depth OF %
fest mean low water, and the debris deposited
where The sasipsAsIE may di5sst The estimated
s sss saSs VA, over a. sTa 81 f' iii
square Yards The sstipsted cubic contents o.
oysr. .sof % square yprds, y ''''1 "
!, Bids must .tste ,ssparateiy the suns asked for
IeInqy Amounting TO the entire spm agreed upon
for that rock, less q reservation Of ton (l0) per
cent 10 be paid when the entirerock Il done
"A new aud more detailed surveys Will be made
Of these rocks the accepted bids may b. Increased
N eihini,hsd n snoant. ncsordiss AZ tho guam.
:ss sS ss q
The amount 81 work In the removal 81 these rocks
NH DO held 70 30 propqriionnl 70 TIA product Of
the surface into the cubic eenieuts.
All calculations o. area and cubic contents will
Will 10 Arcfpted - eofreet b. both parties. ! NJ
Each bid must DO accompanied By q. guarantee OF
I'VE responsible parsons that he bidder VIII exc
Torn y Psses..l. and Of raarsatoss can be Oh.
TKe1niisd states reserves 10 itseif the rich. Of
eonnastiHG for the removal OF one only Of these
ROCKS. sh2sld this BE- deemed adviaabls. 10 ! W.
.PIsposAls Ahould be endorsed upQp The envelope,
Drawings Of these rocks can Be Inspected at this
!. PTopo,als sheula state likewise The time asked
for the removal o. these ros6 !. nIa.. ~.
tauii.td ~ ~ Byt Major 6sasTsl D. b A.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-28

n. a.. .,,,,. WAsHIEarOs, July II, Is6s,
On the petition Of JoHs Ross, 81 BTookiTu H.
adalhistrstoI q the estate d Charles Ross.
Deceased, praying for the extension Of . patent
granted e ths said Charles Ross, tbs i7ih day Of
petober, lol Tor an impr0y emsnt In Finding HuT-
lace OF Mills, for seven years from the sXpl-
tatiOn OF sad patent. which takes place on the iih
day Of October, 1865 ''
is ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent Once ON Monday. the 18th day OF Septe Der
hext, l29 clock land all perssnS are TO
appear and show cause, II any they have, Why said
peIition ought not TO be granted. =
Persons SpPoslng the sxtsnsion ars required TO
Ole In the Patent Omee thaF objections, specially
yet forth IN writing 81 Least tt0esH days before the
Gay olhesrinSI al testimony fled BY sither party,
2 Be n19d AZ The said hearing, must be taken and
nsm,lsssS In nGSsofSaasS With ihs Iaiss o. the
Deposinons and other papers, relied upon As ties.
ymony. must By Med In the ohes tiosnfv days BE-
pre- the day Of hsarinEJ the arguments, n any,
Sl.h!s tsr days After alInE the tsstmony,
fErgBLIoAE and the Irisiiigsaeer, wasSinstoa,
y. o.. and In the Atlas. New YORK, NJ r.,
4nee week for three successive weeks the
Srevious y The day ofhearinE.
jyls-ssw Aettar comuissiOner of Patents.
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