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, 1869-11-29

HIcr1AnHD, Nov. SS-Thc stockholders CT tho
Chets;N.ate i Ohio ItatlEoail last night ratified u
contract with t. I. Huntington, ". II. A+pttwa.l.
Pity F1tk AMI Iaett associates Of New IuEN. for
the completion Of the road. The Ecnt1emcn
joterh T. ApdEl.op aqd General W:ckhsm, tho
contracting parties arc 10 rntsh ihc t,o4i or get
nothing for tEc,r :au.r. stated that M Hunt
tnRtcn Will be President. and fcsldc In New YORK,
nod General Wick ham, the present rreeceat 1ui
he the Vice FTekluelt to 1rAlIe on The line Of the
fDal
, 1869-11-29
PHILADELPHIA.
General Synod Of the Reformed
Church.

General SYuoh Of The Reformed
Church.
pHlLApELPNI.t Nov. ss.-ln the General hSnod
Of TER Ke,ufr eI Church yesterday Ahe Eonn'it-
tee Oh keflso III tile Constitution fe7ottett that
their work WIS s:enr'r1ca. Fpar nuntrctl c-p1es
sylt4l TIE asantlIg Commit trcs on
UsfrtuFe4 r.ror1td membership OF
tit14, Ihe st..d t'e:n vas the complaint bf Rev,
lpt Hn.11seryeE, Acau.t 1nc Act.ou OF The Eaaseru
Ssnth, III F.frr*t.te 10 The nl1ulsfry. Tne COR
pts!nt laid Oh the table til! toe Committee on
lr.tr.ct sst..slt fet0s1s- Uth-f 1teMa were re-
Fl. ctjtel. trferf.d 10 tpec.AE c.'mDtstess.
Tie bostd on OrpbHnA t:l havn sphcsitted thetr
report, y htcu was refe,rsd to tee st.n1tEE tt.ah
i ;es M ~ pa:ss sDge,a;;
NaR Arr0nsht to rt?0Et cn the sunIecfs cf the
Re1ornteh Church arl Dutch Reformed Church,
TIE V tDsn 61AunH comsnlttee on toe last Dis.
, 1869-11-29
LIFE IN KENTUCKY.

War In FnIh~ii Cosltity-2ttcilctt
Hattie ftrtsvrcn Regulator. and
Thcpr lt0rnlit%-'Ehxrc Hen Killed
nnd Ous Il"riniIy Nouuded.
L1CIsTIsLE, Nny. IA desperate character.
EAnIe'i tOoI4F T. Mo nls hGcu G!pi.@l t'y party
GI 4ses u,Atnrs ID t'nll-k G..uits, cAHtt thu Ar.
Etdt VI 4esat VI his beR F!ft, x4iH!n he ac.n%..i
Of administering ths cGa~tt.eultHr. SAt4r4as
tbGtnInx . !. n&rh 49s LIE t1ia! Aaa CONFER ard
bis it:ert;s ets*ltu Sratr.ei. tr.a COUNTY $cl:,
artNttl III the ,srth. HGEE f..1 t,...
cus+I parties. Numbering twenty. and
Cooler kaA Ills cGI{tticihlr-. equals strong,
ttIe1 1L1t' naEret, ~h!ch cataattaitti IL IeKu-
lar pItchtd ball@. nlt1 hlhdfe.l ullsl :iHy 6.,ud
Tr'i0, nal:tuts, sud VII ain n assats, anil NOR.
tally ~Cundite uBe--l4ht- Peasants he nzbt
was Hateu by Itn;uA tU.set :, tntn parties belux
out OF sulHultliton 4 rhHs1 4tHe ALTER, e3ctl
paE'y Having fecr7ltttt lis fotces. were a1ou: "a
re.t1;tr the 1o~t:, Int ARMED citizens waroe,!
them ygL
, 1869-11-29

nASGeR, Me-, Nor. ss--Thc last ra.l Of tho
Dapgur i I1scafnquA Railroad was laid at Fox
cfatt on F1taaJ afternoon. The foad viii be open
TO tegnlAr traffic about December IL A move.
ncnt will be made the coming winter to extend
Tic road trJ1rl the present 1eEEiauS- SaE:E3-
,i6u u aeout suspended.
, 1869-11-29
DETROIT.

,y-,fvInus sE.xcttctucnt-Sudd
-trcnortcd Losa OF a Vessel with
All on 1yonFds
spec.al Despatch to Tue Chicago TEibnne-
DETROIT, Nov. s.
m. 1foauer, OF Antioch College, Preached At
The Opera House, this evening, to very large an
,dacLce, a1d detachnens OF police had 70 %
sent TO keep hundreds out Of the building, there
r ft,scImsr n wel knoEu lawyer IN Ih{a
rsIt Of the country, Circuit Coust Commissioner:
npd recently elected Iuhstce Of Peace. ieil n VI
and was smo:htrci 10 death IN nt1 omce toua5.
atAte UniyEf8ity.
Thc hriR Kobert 1'urnA, With all handA. Is re.
l.or1ed lott In Lake Iluy0n OF Forty Mile fosat-
, 1869-11-29

Eirc In c-Obttunfy-Nns1l-
yillc City Finances.

factory was damaged i'y ase last night, as tna.s
building. *l.;<N: En,.ncd E1ock, $3.50; machinery
roou. $a,uCn: unfinished work. tl,ttsL lus1rs.cc
E2tpp; Enterprise, Cincinnati, $AN0: North
lArrer1r6n. Hartford sl.sSN: Merchants snh Trad
crs.. Louisville, sl,"11: Charter Uak. Hartford,
s1,tne; tscrna an insurance, Louisville. sl,p1l.
Al'cnt TO pc.rols arr thrown our Of employment,
A little girl named 1lbb!~ Mills, ,tr!nc ID Part
land, Wa accidentally barced to desth last esen'
Ing.
1adec s, $. S,ctalaz+ formerly chancellor, aud
a Prominent, wealshy citizen, tlsst this morning.
The corporation Of Sashy!tie to-day E1Tc h01ta
for fltn,N0 AMI thNs0 IN the Injunction case re.
etEa!n,nE the payment Of cheeks 1ssuel hy tho
Radical administration until the legality OF tho
tssre IL Determined s,y the court
, 1869-11-29
FOREIGN.
Egypt
4n ErJrANM CIT1NA{pG,

PACE, Noy- q.
The Fatrte to-day naHez tnn following state
ucrt: I tic Ilttnn:un tecentl5 sent to the Khe-
divc py the sultan admits 0; no discussion. II tho
vlreroy Of EeJps docs NOT comply with the de-
rs1d, he win be deroaed, and his brother, Mus
t,rna Fazp, recognized IN hts place. There are
nopra, however, that the alalr viii 10 settled W
tie ud,lce ol Europeaa ro~er..
, 1869-11-29
-SNnin.

EErrrllcAN xarE2ES1 ~ TIE coRrEs.
MApAID. Not. ~
III the C1f;cs Jcstu'day, the l.epnolcans moved
a vote Of c~rzuFe apAtnst The government fer
ar,:stais ust u ituEcE. The Mo;iau Tas rejected
u n vie Il! 1ss tusa
1t IL si,lied that o.cr se,tb1 rolIateerr, III al,
hnSt4 le+u sent 10 EttlA.
, 1869-11-29
Etnay,
TIE GCCNENiCAL CcCSC1L.

TIE UEENENlEAL E0EsC1L.
rARIS, Nor. 93.
Dispatches from Rntre state that members OF
the tEcsIfne.ieal C.uncli will meet III tbs Vatican
O, The s,h at December. snu At the conclusion OF
tfc rre..sH.ES:; ce7cEao,4tes the Pope viii ar
Eoa1cc tac ot'c1!.g u TIC coauclL
, 1869-11-29

Pr:7sEEaGH. Hor. .s7rtsro!enm m.,tet qaiet snl
le,Ic: 800 trt< seller JanaaGy n July. It 1s@f Re-
sn+d-sr"t". sovtn tsr w.at: ne gn"ts s.ts,t :
eltltd. A'se; rscs tL<0 hza- all year. At lEt&e.
, 1869-11-29
NEWFDUNDLAND

ST. JOHNS, y. F:,Soy. e6 ia NewfoHntItAad a The
e.ecEons base resulted rEen Io1e iasoEa.ls ~ the
anu-C Contederates thao At rlr.s snppo7ed. Ft:l. r.
tnroe ehow tweEfy.oEe eactl.t1nfetieca.es 3-l nNe
ConIederate4 elected
, 1869-11-29
1,tbc, suit nj New uf,cnp..

ItbG1 8nfE nj NcW VEitnVHs
ME- OE;xAFR. Nov. 9..-J. u. Cass naa sued
the 7irsea for &i0n, ,000 damages for libel tn pub
Justice Of the Peace, hy Edward Hickcy, cnNK-
Ing Cats win embeE1Nment, with comments
Thereon IN the local columns OF the Tn.ex
, 1869-11-29
Rrrp[et ReFQ4eds

ME- yoR1. Soy. e;.-Go1 ernos HonnAa has re.
srsed IN r. sn.te Oven Hand, sentenced 10 bc
hunc On the oih Of December, N n1oaklIu, for
fntfhtf
, 1869-11-29

Petition for tho Recognition Of Gu.
bnn 1EeliIKercnt Rights.
pHIlApElVrIIA, Soy. q - petition to Congress
to recofntzc the bcllGa1tnt rights OF tue Isebuo-
lie Of Cuaa has rcccised la,ptv Kgna.utcA III thrte
jaJs-
, 1869-11-29

New York DrJ 1:N0ds 1fafhtt-
Erw YORK. Nor. s1-rs.1et ,nart!v+. kcd rr3res
.ke1t Ert.-1al charge. lie nrtF ehAsscr Il Inlpor
tauee tttps st:uctsp il the IIaee 81 Grn.-.<a and
1.e to llte, and HA-sinrtr do. f-pEa lie t. lexc.
, 1869-11-29

Northwestern Associated Prcst-
eu,ctCn Sor. S-Th~re viii be meeting Of
The. Np,kawcatern A2xtated rTcas, II tho 1Ee-
Eout House, oa TucsdaJ, tae s2:h iss;
, 1869-11-29

A Crowded. ChhFch K10oF HsfTF* NAy
mt n EuneFnl-ThFcc Persons Kill
cd mud several Wonn1cd.
From the Le4sast~a tKy} SfatesHaa, Sot. q.
IN Sutday afternoon last there wAs gathered At
the Second Baptist Church tcootadl on Wcst
MAN street, an unusually 'az9s congregation 70
rcId nart Of tho congregation Of the First Baputt
Tas present, and the 0cwt IN tho church
m cfcafer than It ever hsd been beloes. Tho
SERMON vas concluded, and the closing aymo wn1
tie door, one q The pillars tnas supported me
roof itli near the door. This produced Panic ~
once, std the whole congregation f1sneo ios nc
ne coottng ot that portion Of the houtes 1o< 4
, 1869-11-29

New York Dry t:eods 1fartet.

FAAxKFoRE. Eov. q
rctted a:.fes 5cn3s E.:1: ~ q IN. 9=srd to-
day 1t t3a,.
FAAts, Nor. -
Bsa:.e dull Rcrtrf, II 3ac.
, 1869-11-29

Cincinnati I1cuass
ClhrtsNAT1 Nov 2a-DAaitl Wilkes, 60 yeafa OF
sge. Il EEgllthnAu, 1nIate OF the e:1J ln11 uar1s
, 1869-11-29
Report OF tho Secretary Of the .avy.

Secretary RobesonB report NAs completed AID
suomitled to the Precedent yesterday, ttts By far
he Navy Department ia.s has be&a made for
5eatk A1el giving the strength, condition. ioca'
, 1869-11-29
DIED.
NNJA. OuhEsA a CO.

wAlKER-In tb1a ctE. Sny. - II the rr+deaee Of
h.s father, No l state 4fttt Charles L. A1ke axed
~ ..
Funeral 1IendAy, At ee!ork ?. IL. II tic Asse.
:icttr 1t II. fAu,siy int:... - 1::tEt-
, 1869-11-29
STORAGE.
AGENTS WANTED,
WATCHES.
Watches

u r,r cent bxl,w Coins i Cos rsIc lit Also aad
ectcad.hsnd N.sehse leHelsy. Gc. - eer eens beow
Watshfs tAen T. t1shaafsL Ssvr eaIl
HAR11ATI, la Safest
, 1869-11-29
ENGRAVING,
MUSICAL DESTRUCTION.
DR.. HENRY PERABEAu,

The erlnent eouposev. ore.r,st, rsst ooatuets I'D
teseher. has returned ts nsts t;h5axn Lis petssea
hoEe- Ke4ide1e<. IL NJ tsh LasaEe st Otts,s may
$50 to telt u tae FE7ret3 u r1usl= HoErs.
, 1869-11-29

Ats Gano'1+.d To e'rss. oos~'fts@%<na T~ fE9 lA1a-
E.L soeAEE As1. 1cra&S 10 %tteteE dss~F.
:..xF.<att On poaessfH al NxEAlArK14 CT HAGAzBEA
q. Azx Lss,nsJ lbs Q. s II%lra<s. u ~ fas-
hAasss as,fssf {riesa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-22
fHE following apraagna,enr o. ihe
Chinese was made by Senator Cssseriy,

The following avratsnaenr o. The
Chinese WAS made by Senator Cssseriy,
of California, in a recent speech:
IL is the duty of every class of men to
unite to prevent the Introduction of the
Chinese. Ifthey come in contact only
with the common laoorers to-day, to-
norow they viii he in competition with
a.. mason, the brieklayer. the carpen-
ter. and he tnachinist, Tor they are the
post frugal, industrious. and ingenious
people on .e face OF the earth. Look
st the splendid granite building occupi-
ed by Wells, Fargo q Co.. the Stone Of
which was cut in China and was built
ny Chinamen. Men who can do such
work for less Than half the price paid
State, and he would unite with any
party that would use energetic means
to keep them out of the country. There
was only one party that could be depend.
ed upon for that purpose, and that was
the true old Democracy. O. z
4 If we are really in danger of being
overrup by the most frugal, indus
trioGs and Ingenious iaborers on the face
of the earth, snd II the Democracy is
the only party that can bedepended up
on to exclude such Immigrants, it is
time for the Democracy 70 bestir itself.
If they were inproyident, lazy and
stolid, the Demecfacy might tolerate
them, and 1t would make haste to sup
ply them with naturalization papers;
but if they are going to bring cheap
Isber into the productive jndEstry Of
the country, the Democracy must with
stand them. The Democracy has always
been for maintaining the dignity Of the
labor. That was the reason it was de-.
voted 10 slavery. Ia -. -
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Pittsburgh Produce Market.

From the Pittsburgh papers of Tuesday.
There Is no change Of any importance what
ever to notice In regard to the commercini sit
uation. At this season Of the year all branches
of trade are generally duh, but there is fair
amount of business doing rs anticipated by
merchants. Most of the operations are GEN.
nned TO q sort of q retail trade. There is q mod.
crate trade doing in -four, and prices are stiff
fening. Most kinds Of grain are rather dull
For sugars the Market is nrmer, with n good
demand, on account Of the favorable prospects
for fruit, and prices are tending upward. q
dull; choice 22925c = H.
BxooN LARD, EfC.AMarket nrn and active,
Shoulders I5c rib sides lsc clear sides ice;
canvassed sugar cured hams 22l4c; canvassed
breakfast bacon q Nc; canvassed dried beef 22c
Lard 2Dlzc and in buckets 2lc. ~ ~ u.
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Spefial Aetifs.
TO coNsuMPTIyEs.

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health in a few weeks, by . very simple remedy
after having suffered seseI.si years with q severe
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The Indians.

CHICAGO, July 19 The following dis.
patch from Maj. Gen. Augur, command
ing the Departments Of the Platte, rela-
tive to the recent fight on Republican
river, Kansas, between party OF Indi-
ans and a detachment of UEited States
troops under Col, Carr, was received at
General Sheridan's headquarters in this
city to-day, and will be read with gener-
al interest: S'''
Fort SEDGwICK, Col, July II.
Maj. Gen. George L. Hartssf:,
1 find Carr's success to be greater than
was at first reported. Standing Bull was
killed; over four hundred fine animals
were captured, among them over one
hundred fine mules. as also a large guam
tity of powder, and over five tons of dried
buffalo meat. Bull Bear was with the
party. Prisoners report it to be the only
body OF Indians known OH The Republi-
can. 1t is the same that tonight Foisythe
and all other parties on the !.eluilliran
last year. They say that not ole has
Joined them -frsm the North Quite n
large amount OF money was found by
the soldiers in this camp, ;,i,.i n-ariv all
OF it, over $3.50. " as given ;s.;iI liberated
white woman, Mrs. Weigle am glad
to say she is likely to recover from her
wounds. Her husband was killed when
she was taken. Carr will go out again
IN two weeks. Most Of the animals are
mares and colts have given literally
of them to the Pawnee scouts, who are
very sficient, and to the troops. The
prisoners L have sent to Omaha bar
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-22
Belmont Common Pleas
Robert Porter, Plaintiff,


\ SNOIICE.
Elizabeth Porter ct al, def
ELIZABETH PORTER, widow OF James s
f. Porter, deceased, Sopora Porter, William
ID. Porter, Mary Crawford, intermarried with
John Crawford, james NJ. Porter. minor, Ed
win L. Porter, a minor, all residing in Hancock
County. State of West Virginia, and Fanny
Mcbride, intermarried with Archibald Me
, Bridean residing in County of Allegheny
State OF Pennsylv mia, will take notice thai
Nfiobert Porter, on the 18th day of June, A. D.
1859 filed his petition against them in the Couri
of Common Pleas of Belmont County, Ohio, de-
,naIiding PARTON OF and assignment of dover
in the following premises OF which james s
Porter. died seized, to wit: The Northeast hall
OF Lots numbered - andH and the whole oi
Lots numbered 3. .ss and sin the town Martins
Ferry in said belmont County, Ohio. He eprayk
that the above named persons, as widow and
heirs at law of said James 5. Porter, deceased
may be made defendants and that If the prem.
ises cannot be partitioned, they be sold or Other
order taken according to the Statute.
Said petition will be for hearing as soon as
practicable after the 29th day of July, 1859.
y ROBERT PORTER, demandant.s
By PECK COCHRAN, his att'ys.
June IL, 1S69-6w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-22
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that in the Probate
~ Court of Belmont County, Ohio, the under
signed were appointed and qualified as Execu-
of said County.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment, and those hav-
present them within one year frcm this date.
ANN X. TAYLOR, and
SARAH j. TAYLOR
Executrixs of Sarah Taylor, decd.
,Iune IL IS6l-3ws
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-22
B.itimore C.t.l. Market.

- MO- BALTIMORE, July 10.
BEEF CArTLE.-The offerings at the scales du-
ring the past week amounted to ,iS4 head
againsti los last week. OF the number offered
ll3 head came from Ohio, 4S2 from Virginia, and
$50 from West Virginia. Prices ranged as fol-
lows: Old cows and scalawags at $494 so; ordin-
quality beeves at S667 90; and the very best
beeves at S0s % 100 Ds., the average price be-
ing about So gross. The market opened moder-
ately active. but closed very dull at decline OF
about so cents = 100 bs from the rates of last
week.
SHEEP-The supply during the past week has
been light, and we notice an advance of &c p d
ON previons rates. Prices ranged as follows:
Fair to good sheep at 81 l4@5sc p gross. stock
sheep 81 5d@2 80 head. lambs S2d4 90 ? head.
2 HO6s-Tbe demand has been more active du-
ring the past week, and the market firm at
former rates. Prices ranged as follows: Fair TO
prime hogs at sl2 75@I3 50 p 100 ms net.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-22

General Sherman directs the COM
manding Generals of military depart
nients on the frontier to furnish such
military protection and escort as may. be
necessary to the protection of the Com
missioners of Indian Affairs in their
tour of inspection of the Indian triDes
upon the reservations, about to be made
by the sub-cemmittee Of said Commits
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-22

During the storm on Friday, the house
Of Mr.. Doty, In the Seventeenth ward,
Cincinnati, was struck by lightning,
and bis daughter, seventeen yearH, old,
Instantly killed, while his wife and boy
were shocked. There is much damage
from oyerfiowed cellers., One horse was
drowned lon Sycamore street. Patrick
Doyle was drowned by falling from Z
barge in the Seventeenth ward.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-22

TEMPERANCE ORDINANCE ENToRcED.-The
first case brought under the Ordinance OF the
incorprated village of st. Clairsville, ITO pro-
hibit Ale. Beer and Porter Shops and houses
and places for significant snd habitual resort
fortipplfns and fatsmpersnce,'' was bronsht
on Friday fast. Mrs. rhomas Rioe nled an laf-
hdavit against Martin Fink. who was brought
before Mayor West and on q hearing of the
case adjudgsd him tu pay-nne and costs-So6.
On Tuesday sossph King wss brought :before
the Mayer charged with keeping an ale and
beer shop, and was fined saoand costs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-22

In Pennsylvania the Democracy have
nominated q bloated bondholder for
Governor, and their platform is dumb
as an oyster on the bond question. In
Ohio the Democracy repudiate bond
holders and thrsAten the repudiation Of
the bonds themselves. In Ohio they are
for free trade, but In the nsighboring
State for protective tariffs. But then
times the Columbus Journal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-22
General Stewart aud Major Foste

General Stewart aud Major Foster.
engineers, are surveying line Of rail-
road from Lebanon. Tenn, to the Ken
lucky State line. The ultimate object
is to construct road to Connect with
one coming from Kentucky, and giving
closer con nection with Cfncinnsti. The
preliminary surveys showed cheaper
practicable road, with easy crossing Of
Cumberland river. ~, l.s- 7s.li3s -.
The cholera has male its appearance
in Hoicken and Jersey City, and . few
new cases in New York City.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-22
st. Clairsville Building Asso-
citation Delinquent Stock Sale

JAMES A. RINKER, owning ten chares OF
d stock in the st. Clairsville Building Associ-
alton, and having neglected and refused to pay
the installments thereon for more than 6Odays
after due is hereby notified that his stock will
be offered for sale al public auction at regular
meeting to be held in st. Clairsville, on Mon
day. August End, 1863 or for want of bidders, at
each regular meeting thereafter, until the same
is sold, TO pay aelipquent instalments and the
fines, penalties and charges which are and may
then be due,
By order of the Board.
i d. d. 7. COWEN, President.
ALEXIS COPE, Secretary.
July l, 1869. ...s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-22
.9d,,e i,e eiSfrafos.'s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that In the Probate
~ Court of Belmont County, ONO, the unuer-
signed was appointed and qualified as Admin
isfrator de bonis non OF the estate Of James
Plunmer decd, late of said county.
cd 10 make Immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims against the same VIII present them
10 the undersigned within one year from this
date. LEE ~ Ans,
july S-3w Admir- OF James RUNNER.
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"A MisstAse.s.. C.rr..sed. I J

FROM the Washington Republican.
d A story has been put in circulation to
the effect that Mrs. Taylor and Miss
fancy, daughters OF the late Chief JUS
tice Taney, had been removed from
their positions as lady clerks in the
Patent Office. This story is, NO doubt,
put in circulation to create the impress
sion that the Secretary of the Interior
and the Commissioner were intolerantly
prOscriptive toword these ladies. 1t is
we'll known that recent act Con.
gress provided that all the writing for
he Patent Office which heretofors had
been done by ladies' at their residences
snouid, after the first of July, be done
at the Office. When the clerical force
was sre-ergsnlzed, 7circular letters wers
sent to all the ole lady employees IN.
yiting them to positions in the building,
~ provided by Iaw, and asking their ac-
or reciinafiop of the position,
10 enable the Conmiss5onef 20 unaks.the
necessary arrangements. In the ease
referred to above both the ladies declined
the position, preferring NOT to leave
their homes to perform the clerical duty.
II, therefore, any blame is attached to
their loss of position, it rests between
rhemfelvesfar declining all the Depart
meut bad To- Ssffer, or with Cohgress for
passing the bill requiring the work to be
done in the Patent Office.