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CLIMBING UP TIE HILL.
BY X. A. RILEY.

Z 10 . .
A young man once from Fortune asked
Z Her favors and her smiles,
To smooth away from ifes dark road
The rugged, uphill miles !. ..'
To cast his way along the slope 3fa4.
Where pleasant meadows lie,
''o Where lovely flowers sweetly bloom,
}5Iq Beneath sunny sky. a5trgss#H
The tickle Goddess turned aside,
With frevn, instead OF smile,
Denied both favors great and small,
a And left the youth awhile,
l But soon herose, with firm resolve,
~ And, with a giant band, 81 -
Made Fortune vassal to his will
se "A slave, his command. IL 4
The world is wide enough for all, 49,.
And he who has tho will
May carve name DER many slip,
~, In climbing up the bill, 7sJ if
4 IF youshould fail in any thing,
si,l Resolve to try again; IN
A pleasurenever yet was bought =
Without its need of pain.
How foolish It's to e'er give in, +
80. And unto failure bend.
Rebuckle on the armor bright;
You'll conquer in the end.
Then let us all remember. still
That he who has the will
May carve a name DER many slip,
In climbing up the hill.
UNION, KY, April II, 1870.
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Jerry Blacks spittoon. /,

w 4 Washington correspondent of the
| Commercial says::. - ssl2a 97i} tsso .
At d dinner party the 'other night Sen
;tter Nye put bis new silk tile carelessly
upon the Sofa. A few minutes afler. the
veteran philosopher, Greeley, sat down
uponsaud crushed the hat fearfully,,els
3asDampit,nn rpared. Nye, Il could have
told you it wouMnit fit, before yoqltrjed
Lit on; Sill ls4sf ed, y, l,t,,w,r s,,,p
Ia Speaking Of hats, ! am reminded OF
an anecdelea illustratiye Of the. ancient
Jerry Blacks habits ,and, absence 1oi
mind. Coming into the room roo on one night
with the papers Of. an Important case, he
sat dowt, put his hat upon the fioof. and
began, studying, the case, wliisel reading
| the, papers Getting excited, he got up
snuffed some tobacco in his mouth, and
began walking over the floor, reading al
| intervals, and expectoratins all the time
After nearly an hours exercise OF This
| sort, he threw down the brief and clap
ped his hat upon his legal head, As he
did so several yellow strains started
down his venerable ,countenance. Oh
Investigating he was dsgusted to fnt
I that lie had mistaken. his hat for q spit
toon. ''.i 'l',s -. 'l1i.
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Noble County News,
from the Republican. April III

from the Republican, April H..
Our late Probate Judge, D. S. Gibbs,
Esq, has located at Lawrence, Lansas.
At the election for School Director in
this sub district, last Monday, d. S.
Spriggs, Esq, was chosen,
/, On the 22d ult., at Rocky Mount, Mo,
d son born to Chas. H. and Mrs. Catha.
rine Goodrich. A
The health of Caldwell continues to
be remarkably good Mumps and colds
constitute the sum total of the diseases
HARD TO BEAT-Abram Shafer, oi
Buffalo township, a one-armed man, re.
Gently made 633 rails in three days. This
would be fast work for a man with both
hands. e s'si 'sit''
/ CHEAp;-One hundred and sixty acres
of land in Buffalo township, formerly
owned by James Richards, sold at Ad
ministrator's sale, on the 9th, for 50, 400
! At the late election the following jus.
tices were chosen in addition to those
reported last week. In Beaver township
Samuel Gebhart and Frank Atkinson,
and in Jefferson, George A. Smith.
= IMrRoyEMENTs.-Mr. Headleyis is build
ing a new house, Mr. G Curry. is con-.
meneing e,and Messrs. w. H. Frazier
Wms G. Okey,Samuel p Evans and 9th
|ers, intend to build residences this sum
mer... Mr.eJohn Al. Tipton's new store
building is to be ready for. occupancy by
the 1st of May The Odd Fellows
Hall willrprobably' fbe finished this sum
mer, and still other Improvements are in
contemplation. Mechanics are crowded
With work, and general feeling o.
cheerfnlness and enterprise pervades oul
town. This is most gratifying, and au
gurs well for our future.
The PKE VoTE.-Thefollow is The
official vote in each township, on the pike
question: Beaver, for 1873, against 12S
Brookfeld, for IL, against 12S, scatter
ing z; Buffalo, for O, against 123; Cen
ter, for 0, against 239; Elk, for 0,agains
1913; Enoch, for 10, against l49; Jack
son, for l. against 160, scattering 8, JET
ferson, for s, against 14Si: Marion, fol
f64, against 81 Noble, for 0, agains
|191; Olive, for Al, against 2l0; Seneca
for 8, against 156, scattering 3; Sharon
for 6, against 157 Stock, for 79, agains
9S; Wayne, for 1, against, 100. Total
for 497,' against 2231, scattering II
showing majority against taxation tt
construct free turnpikes of 1852.
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l. r
Most persons choose their friends as
| they do other useful animals, prcfunng
those from whom they expect the, aapst
service. e.as;.l
The Washington CHRONICLE talks about
the Democracy OIL the United States
Senate assisted by a. majority Of the
members of the Ju,iiciSfy Committee"
Unpleasant is it not, ForneS .'rsxx
I Rosels, on Icing askefishow ~ ,khei
hSing Senator, said ~ ell, sir taint no
better than preachin except tho psy ,snd
I'm afeard That Il git nc Into sich Qsl1v-
agant habits thsit times1f gOl hhYlstith
Elne when ! havc ID sgo out. and rQQt for
nsself Rsssls issssNidentlv s.rfpsi
s..i fys sf,3{ -,
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True aAlI.

Senator Carpenter ( Radical, sin the
debate on the credentials of Ames, utter,
ed the following atenth, which was, nc
doubt, laughed at bys his Senatorial
hearers: iEi919mme0 i.eEai9d3 sdI
"Iahauc oftenf felt of late that the ,sJu
dicidfy COMMITTEE as a useless branch o5
thisibody. Itbelongs to a statesof things
which Efear is2 passing away. 1t was
created in the early days of the Repub
+ lic,i achenthe Consultation l,cds regarded
as supreme, beyond the reachsand about
thepo,ceref Congress" .biYiT hHa Sa1i
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re- Mr. Lincoln once said: II anppt
and never have been in favor Of making
voters or jurors of negroes,lior Of quail
flying them to hold office, nor, To-, inter-
mawy with whites; and ] will say fur.
ther, IN addition to this, that there Is a
physical difference between The White
aud black races, which / believe fw:lbfor-
ever forbid the two raeesliying onst
of socia! and political equality,
That was good Republican doct.ino
in 1860, but amt very s3naa K Rcphbli-
can doctrine in 1870. Why issaAis
thus isisii oa iedi
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lhe spi,i. y 'nese ius.ruc.ions, you WI,
l,,oceeu ~ oiooss sssis'ai's' as Prov,. ~
ed ~ secsaon y vie acs VI May %
loyo s., .n -,
~ = eall,eslly nopeI tlae t1Is ou.y
W.. ml ps aI,e,,. iIu.,ea aua aen "a.;o ' ,'n.
auJ 0, sarn,s5lu tnnun = tha % naS, GUY, a.
and , rran ,orSod : l,,tors - @ ond s, es,nss
sha,,,l 'a Ia sa,aotod fos H. u s,a.l. N, NJ,
ntbar 9th :. caas;.lerat;ons ron ~ ox;st wlic,, M ~.
If s,,a1e;ent annoyance to ontwaissh thS
dsman,isr oeI nm oecurate and cnn,nlet, .
ann ,neration
The law reoaires that assistants shal
be residents of the suMliyisionsfur vllicl
they are .tppoiinteds - 4
Where q fore,on lanouaoe Is snol,er
to any aroatextent. e il IS Essential an
assistanks t. Should ID Si,Ic sta converscsi,
that tongue. Where the industry Of
section IS strongly markell by the pre-
dominance of special manufacture, it is
very desirable that the assistants should
be selected with some reference to thei,
acquaintance With such manufacture.
Immediately on completing the division
Of your district in the manner prescrib
ed by law, YOU will forward to this De
partment arcpot of the same, a form
| for which is enclosed. In tillinr out these
sheets. room enough viii be taken2to ii.
low tile full geographical description o,
spcll subdivision ua ID seasti fi
; In case the DESIGNATION of Assistant
Marshal for any or ali the .snbd,yisions
Iof vour district il for onv Recon dolayl
ed vou will forward tbs ren,ort iwNitho,,,
wa;tings f,r s,lb ,,cs;onotian,. and fbe
sheets will he filIod ont, aftcrwar,l at the
Censns 0f1ice IN yonr ranort of snch on,
no;ntment hcina made
Ie # : noss;i ia II ohta;n9 lht.;97 FIJI, ard
reliablo mas of ,s.o1nra Nis1rirt ) and ~
mark off lrndrf titIc nrecisa bonnla rios
Of .tbe s,,ha;yision. nnrnhcrino them r.
oaeyasnand with ,he nnmhey aiven j. !;
vonr reao,t Won are ren,ested to do co
and 10 forwoSd tha Ia Ills neSart' ~
inent. iaas3 e59,Eltgo. lssl sI.'sir t.
In exs,ass;ao tho a,ao g all h,,;r;s;,ns
wl,atwter' actnai snryeys' have heeu mads
in whole or in mart the number of souare
m;les will he tal,ep fron epch suryeys %
far as they extend In subdivisions Or
parts of subdivisions not surveyed the
hest official estimates will he, nsed Tn
Gllinp up the column show estimated OF
datarm;nnd IN yo,r ronor of snL5;v;s,
ions tIe Il letter Is . Will be uscd for sur
yev: &c Ms for county man .f..E NJ,
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Forty-two Calves at one Birth.

B A Whartonsburg correspondent in
forms us that on the 30th of March, last
aAcow belonging to Samuel Becbsel, o
Richland township, Wyandot county
gave birth to forty-two calves at one tim,
of which one is now living and doing
well. The Cow died. The calves, ex
cepting the one which survives, wer,
about as large as good sized Norway
rats, well formed, and had no hair oil
them. We have implicit confidence il
the correspondent from whom We learr
the foregoing Wyandot Union.
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Morgan County gave $50 majority
against the building of pixies.
After a tongue has once got the knacl,
iof lying, it's not to be imagined how I'M
possibleI it is almost to reclaim it,
Whence it comes to pass that We see
some men, who are otherwise very hon
est, so subject to this vice.
Il say, Pompey," said one freedman
10 another, @dis child has tried lots of
gift fairs and'tings fora prize, hut neber
Could draw anything atall! a"Well, Cse
sar, I'd wise you-to try hand. d.cart ;sdc
chances is q, thousand to one dat yol
could draw dat"
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Conundrullls.

II 6
Why do thieves lead comfortable
life? Because they take things easy.
When is iron like band of robbers !?
When tits united to steel.
Why is the Prince Of Wales like a
Hchignon ? Because he's the heir apparent
to the crown. SE a
Why are dogs like gool hlaiorists !:
Because they always haye . waggish
tale.
Why is the bald head Of a man like
Greenland, Z Because it's the great white
bare place;
My first is what lies at the door, my
seconl is a 1kin1 of c5rn; my third is
what nobody can do without, nutl my
Mholeis one of the United States, Mat
ri,mony, ,e. yisa sitf q, ,a.ss
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I kEThes following is a pretty hard
fling at flunkeys and upstart aiistocracy
|, "If you meet with. man who is man,
or a woman whe is a woman, and moth
Ing more, you may find something h,in,an
about them; but the bubbles and quifks,
the hypocrisy, and meanness, and heart.
lessness, and treachefy, and sordidness
Of what is called "good society,"" are
scandalousi beyond all means for scan.
Eddle' Stephen Eedtb sYsils'i slii ske
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h YEAST FOR BREAD WA Tow.
er,. Lexington, Mass took the first pre-
MUM offered by the Middlescx Agricul-
tural Society,for the best tunbolted wheat
-four bread, and madcthe following state
|ment: For yeast take four mashed po-
,tatoes. one cup of white sugar, one cup
of -four, and pour on this mixture one
quart of scalding water,ln which hand.
|fal Of hops has been boiled, then ado
one pint Of lukewarm water, stir, strain
and let it rise over night.
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AspARAGUs.-P the stalks into bun
dies, cut them the same length, tie up
with strings, and boil in hot water with
out salt for three quarters of an hour.
Remove the strings, and serve on but
tered toast; pour over some pressed bat
ter, and season with pepperand salt; or,
the toast may be omitted, and little
vinegar added. The stalks must be
scrsped below the green head, before
boiling, and kept in water until ready to
cook. IS Yiys
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VOLUME XVII. !. A !.
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY,
! ss,P Punished Every Tuesday. ay. ],
..s ;.ssss TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Two dollars per annurn Invariably in adyan,

] o b P,R.LNTIN
Sxscuted with neatness and dispatch at this
sfcs, and at reasonable prices. esn 4
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Horace Greeley says sLet us have
peace" Wendell Phillips cries out.
"Let US have more, blood" Let us see
whose counsel will prevail among the
! Radicals.
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# IS isssili svsiaih to hope to please all alike.
Let man stand with his face in what
ever direction he may. he must nnecessa
trilya turn his back on, one,half Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16
by WIN. h. WALL & CO, Auction GERS,
- New Marble Building,
Stores No. 900 h 902 Penn ay ?, cor 9th If

TRUSTEES SALE OF GALT'S WHARF AND
APPURTENANCES
Uncer and by virtue Of a decree of the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia, passed in an
equity cause therein pending, numbered oe6. in
which Audenred ct al were compl ainants, and talt
ct a: det<ndants the undersigned appointed trus.
tees by said decree, will on MONDAY, the 18th in
slant, at O'Clock M on the premises, proceed to
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, all
those premises known as 4" Calls Wharf," situated
on the river front. at the foot of Seventh street. in
this city. consisting of WOOD AND COAL YARD,
PATEST STEAM WOOD SAVING AND SPLIT
TING MACHINES, STEAM ENGINE, FEED
MILLS, WOOD AND COAL SHEDS, STABLES
together with the LEASE OF THE WHARF and
WHARF PRIVILEGES, including the good will
OF long and established business
The engine and machinery the newest and
NEST approved plans. and in perfect running order
The lease has about eight tSl years to and the
rents now received from the landing of but two
steamboats, there being room for at least two more
are equal to the amount OF the entire rent paid.
Gf, and CARTS belonging to the establishment,
terms of sale of which cash.
The lease Of the wharf and wharf privileges, with
the mill, machinery and appurtenances, will be sold
together.
The terms OF sale, as prescribed by said decree,
are One-ha OF the purchase money cash balance
IN equal pay ments of six aud twelve moRths. with
interest," secured by deed of trust the premis
and satisfactorily indoTstd notes. A deposit OF
SEQ at the time of sale.
SAMUEL l.. PHILLIPS, r
X. ROSS PERRY. trustees.
mhl6-td WIN. l.. WALL & co, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

JUSTICE SOMETIMES SLOW, BUT ALWAYS
SUKE-The Quincy (In) Wing relates the cir
cumstances attending the arrest of an incendi-
AIRY who had eludCd the officers Of justice for
eleven years. In April, 1879, one Nathan G..
Haskell, employed in the stable of MessrS. By
ingtOn ~ Willard, az Quincy, set fire thereto,
and it was burned down. Haskell was arrested,
indicted by a grand jury, and sent to Jail,
from which he soon after escaped. Dnigent
search was at once instituted, but without avail.
The years rolled on, and amid the stirring
scenes OF the national struggle for life which
soon came on, the case was lost sight OF and
almost forgotten. "A few months since, how
ever, letters were received in Quincy, from
New York. stating that Haskell could be Sc
Cared n the proper persons would come after
him, and that he was keeping hotel in a GER
tain town in Pennsylvania, armed with the
proper papers. and soon found the missing cul-
Prit. He was running a hotel in Lincolnyille,
Crawford county, Penna-, one OF the most
inaccessible a. well as hardest places in the
State. With some difficulty he was secured, and
in spite OF an attempt TO. prevent his removal
from the State by resort TO the habeas corpus
process, he was taken back TO the scene of his
crime just II years after its preparation He is
now in jail, doubtless Illuminating on the fact
that although justice is sometimes slow, she is
almost always sure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16
DROPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF

OFFICE AcTISe CoNNIssARE OF sUssIsrEScE.l
whsEINsros ARSENAL ID, C., Feb n, is7O
this advertisement attached. viii be reeeSeS ~ t.
Basf o the 1Sap. sS
The said Beef must be fresh, of GOOD msrket.bl.
quality, eq nal proportions Of fore and hind quar-
tiers, meek sNsnk, and kidney tsllow 20 be eScia-
such guantit as may be from time time required
designate. not exceeding four tims. psr WA SHAH
Ine neens o. TIE cattle slAaghtere for besf 70 be
fonrth yertetr. Joint and the breast trimmed down,
. Inc shanks o. tore quarters shall be cut OF from
hind quarters from six TO eight inches above the
chsses in the open market viii be made at the ca
peTrsss s Of a the eontr .s,,
pound choice cuts will be furnished for sales 20 on
The contract to be IN force six months or such
less time as the Comn,ssary General shall direct.
pro1si q TIE tommsndins General q the pep.4
ment Of Virginia.
The contractor will be required enter int bonds
for the sum VI one thousand dollars, signed by two
responsible suretiee, whose names must be men
Pfoposais must be distinctly Endorsed Proposal.
for sresh Beef and addressed 70 the undersisned.
the interest," Of the United states - ''' "'' ~
o.hsr oonditions, resuireusnts, payments. &c,
FRANK H; RHIPPs,
fen-3t Bvt Capt q $ A, A, cs
OFFICE q. s. ORDNANCE AGENCY.
" Corna HeHSsos ssd Crew. SnresIs,
sEniranes ON Sss Or sp sSE IN lie
Sealed Proposals; in dapliosts, Vii Le rseessedst
sss scs uns ar s sss o. Il q.
points wber. iored, the following named Ordnance
Ar 81. LoH,s Arsenal, No.
2fos Artillery Walls. Saddles. repaired:
llee Artillery yslise Paddles, repairable.
5S6S Artillery Collars.
Al Reek Island Arsenal, Az.
The ordnsnce Department re.er, es the right TO re-
.ect all bids not deemed satisfactory.
Terms. Cash. In Government fuuds; ten per cent.
the day OF sale, and The remainder when the pro
perry Is delivered. Thirty days viii be allowed Tor
Proposals 90 be addressed 20 the undersigneds en-
dorsed Proposals for Purchasing Saddles aud Col
fsn,,ee can be seen at this Agency, or the Ar
sensls For further information apply g the under
'mhHss Bvt Col. U. s. A, MAJ Of Ordinance.
pBoPosALs FOB suRsIsrENcE STORES.
OFFICE DEPOT CoxxIssARr or sUBsIsrKScEl
Richmond, Va, March 2, lS7y. 4
this cffce until II on FRIDAY, April lst, $50.
for supplying the following articles: 10 barrels
Extra ftour, 10 barrels Family Flour, t4s pounds
Ssap, go pounds Ham. $50 pounds Breakf&s Bacon;
sugar, go pounds Granulsied sugar, so psands
Feeches, 20 gallons fickled Cucumbers, = bottIe.
Ghork ins, quarts Il Green Peas, a cans Pine
Rsspberry Jam u pounds hu.tsrd, 50 pounds Yer.
4 miceili, 70 cans Yeast Powder, 800 pounds Lsra'S
pounds Burner, s. gallons Lard on
Conditions, &e-, a. here'ssorei A PogrrR,-
| nhsA Brevet MAJOR, Y. .. A, A-o.@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

FEMALE EDUCATION IN EUROPE--An English
paper SAYS the higher education Of women is at
tracing as much, il not more, attention in Sla-
yonc countries than in England. Nowhere has
more been done for il than In Bohemia In
Russia IL has made great progress, and now we
are told that public lectures are to be provided
for Polish ladies. They are to be delivered at
Warsaw, and will treat OF technology, natural
science. and political economy. In order to as
sist in providing employment for women the
directors Of the Black Sea Navigation Company
propose TO employ women in future book
keepers, telegraph clerks. and accountants.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

RYJ. I. coLDwELL 4 CO., Auctioneer.
Sas .ane WORTH OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT
AUCTION, AT THE STORo Ur FRANCIS
RRQTT, No; AeS sEEENTH STREET, M.
TWEEN D IND T. STEESTs -
07n We shall sell af suction, on MONDAY
Il EVENING, March a at Z 'cSock, ana Gu
N tinue EVERY EVENING rath fridsy
-, night. large assortment OF Gents Cxf
Boots and Caters, spd Ladies' Boots. Shoes &c -
J j. T. C0LDWELL CO., AucSoneers
z. Il. h. CB0wN. Salesman
- GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT RETAIL
EVEBY DAY. at great sacrifice. mir Is q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

IL colored baby, with ten fingers on each
hand, was born near Lloyd's in Essex county
Va, few nights ago.
~The eighth annual Congress of the Fenian
Brotherhood will be held in Chicago on the nth
of April.
ga contemporary is anxious to know how
soon the young Indiana ladies who advertise
love making and man choosing meetings, are
going TO get up "divOrce matinees."
~Amherst College claims the honor OF being
the first Of the New England educational insti-
tutions to admit women TO study and graduate
on the same terms As men.
aT-At the recent town meeting in George
town. Mas, Miss Sarah T.. Horne err WAS ele.fea
school committee for three years, receiving Ali
the votes cast, save twenty, and defeating Rev
o. ). Butler, (Methodist.) the regular Repub-
Hcan nominee.
TMiss Loretta Mann, of Adrian, Mich
somewhat noted in various parts OF that Stat.
last fall as a pedestrian, IL now pursuing her
studies In the Philadelphia Medical College
She performed her walking feats for the pur-
pose Of raising money TO this end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

Rl GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner of 9TH and d streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF COUNTERS, SHELLY
ING, BAR FIXTURES, &c, At AUCTION.
On SATU RDAf, the 18th instant at 10 O'Clock a.
H.. we shall sell, at our auction at the corner
~ 9TH and ID streets, by virtue of deed Of trust
dated December 18th. 1853, and duly recorded Janu
airy 3, 1870 and recorded in No Co., folio 49, one of
the land records tor ashiugton county, in the Dis
trict of Columbia. Terms cash.
A. T.. l.. KEESE. Trustee
mhI5-d GREEN A WILLIAMS kucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHING TON. ID. e., February q, lS7e
Or the petition 81 ROBERT JoBsON Of Words
ley, Eusand. praying Tor the extension of patent
granted to him the 9th day of March, ISsJ, and
ante da'ed to date of English patent, May 81 Is55
for an improvement in Making Moulds for Casting:
IL i ordered that the testimony In tue case b..
closed the 18th day Of April next; that the time
Tor Hing arguments and the Examiners report be
limited to the 9Th day Of May next. and that said De
titton be heard on the 18th day Of May next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
feB-law3w Commissioner Of Patents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

Attic New Albany (Indiana) Ledger of re-
cent date says: We understand there was a
wOman's rights meeting held a few evenings ago
al an uptown mansion, from which the mascd-
hne persuasion were locked and barred out.
Not even the husbands OF the women present
were allowed admission. IL was a regular Soro-
SIS, we are informed, Of a MASONIC persuasion..,
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granted 20 him on the Sd day Of june, l&s, Tor an
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tied % tie 18th day Of sy next end that said pefision
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