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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-30

ed by the Clerk Of the Board Of Super Wis
ors, and sealed with the seal Of said coun
", on this 2lst day Of October, A. D.. 1873.
A. N. POYNEER, Chairman,
JOHN RAMsDELL,
G. JAOUA,
Members of the Board Of Supervisors,
and cx -officic Board Of County Canvassers.
Attest: THOMAS S. FREE,
County Auditor, and
1sEAI1 Clerk Of the Board OF
Supervisors.
In the matter Of The petition OF II. n.
Hartshorn, ct ais, for change Of county
road by consent of ada cent land owners
in Perry township, Tama County, filed and
examined by the Board, aud the road chan
ged as prayed by petitioners, and Auditor
instructed 10 have said road made OF
record in accordance herewith, by vote Of
the Board.
In the matter of the petition Of James +.
Harris ct ais, for location of county road in
township Sc, range IL, road established by
Auditor and approved by Board.
In the matter aDths petition of George
Lawson, ct ais, for location Of county road
in township 81, range IA, road located by
Auditor and approved ~ the poard,
In the matter of the petition Of Thomas
Asher, ct ais. for vacation and relocation
of county road. in township So, range 10,
road changed by Auditcs, and approved by
Board.
In the matter Of vacation and relocation
of county roa' petitioned for by J. L. Cros-
key, ct ais, in township 50 range l5 change
granted by The Auditor, and approved By
the Board,
| Moved that the contract made by Au litor,
for painting the Court House be approved
ard that he be authorized to issue war
rant for amount agreed upon when the work
is completed.
Carried.
{ Moycd that the action of the Auditor, in
issuing bridge warrants in vacation, on or
ders Of special Bridge Committee DO ap-
proved.
Carried.
Adjourned to o'clock, p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Quorum present.
Moved that the Auditor issue Bridge
Warrant to VIM. Blodgette for Si57, as bal
ance due on contract for building bridges
known as the Krause and Whanpel
bridges
Carried,
Bridge petition from citizens Of Indiar
Village township, filed, and on molten re-
ferred to Ramsdell and Jaqua.
Ordered, that the following claims be al
lowed, as cd upon by the board, and a.
indicated upon each claim.
Carried.
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PresbyteS;a 7ie m in Iowa.

At a meeting OF the Iowa City
Presbytery, which adj,u.reI a week
ago, some statistics Of the church
showing the progress Of Presbytcri-
anism IN Iowa were given which will
be read with interest. The Press
contained the following report:
The committee OF the Narrative Of
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-30
ORIGINAL RO1D NOTICE..
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, S. S

To whom it may concern;-
Notice is hereby given that there is now
on lie in the Office of the Auditor of Tama
county, Iowa, petition Of NJ. IL. Delfs, ct
ais, asking for the establishment Of a
county road in said county, described as
follows, to wit
Commencing at the north east corner Of
the south half y of the southeast fourth
of section number seven, ~ in township
number eighty five, [85 north range NUM-
Der fifteen, l5) west OF the 9th p. NJ, and
running thence west to the northwest cor
ner Of said sou.h half of the said south east
fourth or section number seven 81.
The Commissioners appointed to view and
locate said highway has reported in favor
Of said est.l lishment. AMI I'LL objections
thereto, and claims for damages must be
filed in the Auditors office or or before
noon of the 24th day of December, A. D.,
1913, or such highway will be established
without reference thereto.
THOMAS s. FREE
SEAL County Auditor.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-30

the State Of Religion in the Synod
would first present the following
facts in regard to change and growth
OF various Presbyteries within the
bounds of the Synod.
The Presbytcry of Iowa has re
ceivcd during the year five ministers,
dismissed three, has four candidates,
three initiates, four disso.utions OF
partial relation, and has under its
care AS churches.
Des Moines Prcsbytery has re-
ccived three, dismissed eight, has
four candidates, one initiate, or.
daincl one minister, one dissolution
of partial relation organized three
churches, and has Is churches under
lis care.
Nebraska city Presbytery has re-
ceivcd four ministers, dismissed two,
has two llccntiates, has had one or
dained, and one dismissed the partial
relation, has organized five churches,
and % churches under its care.
Omaha Presbytery has received
| three ministers. dismissed one has
, l,centiates, has had one installation
has organized tour churches, and has
II churches rnder its care
The Synod has thus 12S ministers,
five llcentiates, eight candidates for
the ministry, has organized seven
teen churches during the year, and
has nnler us care III churches.
In regard to the more important
matter CT spiritual results III the
ingathering of souls into the King
dem of the Cross we have this re
port to make:
The Presbytery of Council Bluff:
has received on examination and
profession of faith l0l, on certificate
49,; OF those received on proof OF 81
were baptized.
The Presbytery of Des Moinc'
has on examination 20o, of these q
were baptized; has received 10 el
certificate.
The Presbytery Of Iowa received
on examination 4T3 of these IA:
were baptized; has received ISIS Q,
certificate.
The Frcsbytery of Iowa City re
ceivcd on examination 1l5 of thcs,
So were baptized; has received IL
on certificate,
The Presbytery of Nebraska Cit,
received 60 on examination baptized
is, received It's on certificate.
Presbytcry OF Omaha Has re
ceivcd 10. baptized 4, received OF
certificate 90.
The additions as reported amount
to 1915 persons.
This brici summary docs not pre-
sent an adequate view, nor is it pos
sillln in report OF this knit to bring
al. quately before the minds of these
members Of the Synod the yer,
precious work OF grace experience II
many of oar churches.
This has been a historic year will
the Iowa Presbytery, and with many
churches IN other preshyteries.
There has been a remarkable and
perceptible quickening of the spir
itual life Of the church, an increased
;,ttcndanec on the means of grace
aud greater efficiency III the Sun
day School work, and precious re
suits therctrom.
| The following is the report of I'll,
Committee on Foreign Missions,
! Prcsbytcry OF Council Bugs, 81
churches, % Of which contributed
1851; Presbytery Des Moines, Al
churches, 10 Of which gave 1901
Prssbytery Of Iowa, 46 churches, 0
which % gave $500 Prcsbytery 0
Iowa City, 4S churches, of which ,!
gave $500; Presbytery OF Nebraska
City. 81 churches, OF Which 10 CAV,
1901; Presbytery of OMAHA, 1!
churches, Of which s gave SOL.
| Whole number of churches in
Membc rship.......... 61t
1ontripatlonS..... .................Sl, ~.
II
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National beard 81 Trade.

Al the annual session OF the Ma
iona Board Of Trade, held last week
in Chicago, the business interests
were discussed with all the zeal the
advocates OF tho various measures
were aLlc to command. Among the
knotty problems was that OF cheap
TRANSFORMATION, a fair discussion o!
which could hardly be expected
where the interests lot only OF IN
diyiduals but also Of rival cities were
at stake. Mr.. French OF Richmond,
Va. gave some figures showing the
probable cost Of a quAiruple track
which he considered necessary TO
meet the wants Of the west, II raft
roads arc to be depended upon Tor
the transportation OF treight-irom
New York to The weet. Tho figures
were based upon cost OF Erie and
New York Central roads. After
making large deductions tor waste
and fraud in the construction OF
these roads, Mr.. Freuch figured the
cost Of 1,400 miles of Iuairuple
track, including equipments as toll
lows:
6,l6s engines and tenders at
2,OO0............-........
1880 cars atSs00 .............. o'oIooV
Sl24,o32 ,o0o
Ada one Fourth for surplus ca
10 meet contingcncies........ ol,puo IVY
For equ pment. -. , ioovfpo ~
For constr ciion....... -oo,ooo,uoo
Total cost of l, 400 miles quad
ripple track railway .......... $3.50, o4o,ooo
Ii these figures approximate the
actual cost OF the road, it will be
seen that such a road would cosl
such an immense sum rs to render
ne, Q sary almost an animated cap
i,al. Many good suggestions were
made relative to the shipment OF
grain down the Mississippi River.
The transportation question, We are
OF opinion, can net be settled better
than by the Improvement OF our
rivers and the construction Of canals
for with the immense capital neccs
sary to the construction and success
ful operation of railroads, the trans
portation charges must be high to
pay a fair interest on the stock,
(which is usually badly watercd)
keep the track III condition and keep
up the rolling stock. The solution Of
the problem seems 70 rest in some
OIuer ALTERNATIVES With the .ir.
crease OF wealth IN the west, will
eventually come more varied in
dustry, factories will be erect' d
we will become gradually less de.
pendent upon the cast for our fab
RIGS ana other nccessaries, and The
transportation problem will grad
ually solve itself. Years, however,
Will clapse before THIS state OF affairs
will obtain, and in the meantime it is
right and proper that we should ef
1. ct cheaper movement OF the pro-
ducts Of the west to the seaboard
markets.
National Republican., 1873-10-02
NINETEFNTU DTsTRICT

lying within the following boundsi Commencing 4
fifteenth street east and running north 70 B.und
ary street; thence along boundary street to Nortl
Capitol streei thence down North Capitol street q
street north; thence Along street 70 First stree
avenue and down Ms.sachusctts avenue to Nortl
Capitol street; thence down North Capitol street !,
4, aud along to Fifteenth street
National Republican., 1873-10-02
Baui moro Narae,n.

BlLrrxoay October -P.ssdstun-- Flour
fss sales ,oy ,sy on % ShsSso s e az Sp9an,ed e ~
az 40 4 W; and ~ %ssisln isass AZ y siS;,,,,
yey .nS nc e as ad ss
day smGfaeS i.eS bushels smber. sold last evening
iSw bS:Ss, sna susasi' Il foy
sGSS s%Ss. and q aS g5l%SS a. = asa
VI. w 20 Snshsis % smbef I At si.Sa
v.s 70 moyemens In soIlnern ,os1 nSrs
conts for whts and q cents for yellow with meagre
receipts. There was an active Lemind for Western
ssns sS Ss 4" s;fs Y sissSs FssSs.s a' a
gSp zssSss, M yS @ Ssnts VI ifss WE sia SSia a
@b 9en.s, and We dqoie Western a, R@ii cents for
mixod ana tsdtt6 cents Tor bright
Rs-There were no receipts to.dty and we learn
o. but one sale Of iOo bushels prime southern at
cotioa.-we quote on cash basis as follows. Mid
Gum STassay e cens aS Ds oSsn.S s
een eein%s,,.ie-.-Taero are no transaction. In Bul.
nss MSs Y ana M ws aofc fcr sea
RIB Sides The order business III Bacon Is only
fair. but prices are unchanred, and we Iuote lob
seas. Tor clear u kiS SS" siass msma We quote al lad
F q Pm Pss and es
uubs and Porto Rico fair u good refining, T,iks,t
sa kDs5,e Issnd "a Ssst Cent? ssn
Porto Rico srocery sAos9 cents, and Dcni,rara va.
canm pan syaioS cents
a% cent? wE HE sn, supply SGt We
learn Of no sales. = bar .
National Republican., 1873-10-02
ElItRIEENIH nIAIRICT

Includes all that part OF the city OF Washington
lying within the following boundsi Commencing at
TO Massaehusetts avenue; thence along Massachu.
street west to street north thence along street
to New Jersey avenue; thence pn New Jersey ave, ave,
to seventh street wset thence down Seventh street
west Y street north thence along street NORTH
street north 10 North Capitol street.
FIRST PRECINCT,
The registered voters OF tho Fifteenth District
whose names begin with the letters A, d, O. ID will
vote at 72i Fourth street mol Invest
SECOND PnEpINCT.
The Registered voters Qi the Fifteenth District
j. will vote at 73i Fonrth street northwest
rHIaD PRKcAor.
The registered yo,Vrs Ol tho Fifteenth nAtrict
whose uRInos begin with the letters l., N. N, o, p
| o, X will vote at No 70 Fourth steet northwest.
foURTu PRECINCT,
Tho rcglHterei voters Of the Fifteenth m.tric
whose names he1in with the letters y, 7, U,V.W
| SIXTEENTH DISTRICT ,.
Includes oil that part ~ the city OF WAbnsfl
National Republican., 1873-10-02
ID RoposALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
oyrIcE Cn!Ey ooMMIssAnI oy sypsnrIscE,l


OrrrcE CHEZ CoMMIssARY ov SupsHrEscE,l
DEPARTMENT. OF THE MISSOURI, \
ronr rIEAvENwoRTH, KAN. Sept. u, 1915. 4.
BeAled proposalr, in duplicate, will be rsoeyed at
this once until y O'clock, m October " ims, fol
states Army, At Fort Leayenworth with the follow.
iooa pounds Xxx Flour from fai wheat, in square,
single and double sacks, Containing lo0
10000 pounds green, Rio Coffee, in original sacks,
hnnrS, IN ,Sr.5s, re, double sacks containing ioO
5000 pounds Brown sugar, eSypal t9 ,t ,stsgaMrt,s M
i rels. and IN square double sacks. containing
SEQ gnilons Vinegar, Of % grains strength, in
barrels and half barrels, full iron.hooped
tIOOpounds Adsman ntne Cand les and IS, 900 pounds
extra Family soap, In boxes well strapped
with iron Or hickory.
Bidder. will stSte what Quantity Of each Ar article ~
liver the same, as wen a. the kind Of packages.
Namples must be furnished OF all the articles
Blank forms Of proposals will be furnished upon
applicaion 70 this Office as well as by tn. Purchas
81, X. MORGAN, O. q, b. Dept Mo.
National Republican., 1873-10-02
RAILROADS.

ID PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND RAJ.
Z, TIMoiiE hAILRokD.
Commencing SUNDAY. August II, ts,a pas,en.
ger rains will leave Prosdent street Depot Baiii
!, WAY MAI Train for phnsdeIph. ana way sta.
Eiprsss Train for Philadelphia and New York a,
Espress Train for PHILADELPHIA. And New York a,
~ D. m. IT. :
Iyeommodstion Train for Port Deposit and inter
nsdiate stations 81, m.
Express Train i9s h,y go5t @ n & ~ iop.m
a, For Philadelphia at ! - y. m. For New York A
10iD D. IN -
7;3a m. Train connects at New Castle Junction
with train for all stations on Delaware railroad. and
at perryylle for Az stations on Philadelphia and
baltimore Central Railroad.
esS .. m. Train az Porryyille for Port Dcpoeit
aG p m. Train nt Perryytlle for all Stations on
Phi adelphia and Baltimore Central Hailrnad and
at Wilmington for Stations on Delaware Railroad
between Wtlsr nston and Harrington. -
Through Tickets may be procured either q
Prssidentstreet Depot or at Tirket Once, No 10
Secured seats In the reclining back car and bcrth,
Or state rooms In sleeping car cnt be procured A
Baltnorc street Office during the day. On tapph
cation at 1t BALTIMORE street the Union Trhnsfef
Company Will call for and check barfaTe At pffynts
re-iden noes, thus avoiding the cpnfQsgn attendiig
seplb General Agent
National Republican., 1873-10-02
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.

NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
On and aftcr WEDNESDAY. Angus. =, sms
trains Will leave Baltimore follows. tBaitasaots
rs Slsysrs rall. E,pres. dali! .le.cet,
WI and SorlS 70 Buasis sid aisssfs
las .. m.-fAsI LINE daily tesors Sundays, fdu
ne West and North 70 Williamsportsnd
II 80 p. m.-Northern Express daily for the WED,
and North TO Eniira. Buffalo, Niasarr
Falls and Canada -
TsIiSs II S%fSi f6a vi %ssffas VIII MARYLAND ROAD !.
TRAINS F5R Vi sH gsStRa Il tPa =, :, e Z =. m. and
TRAINS FOR HAI6ssEEhR n /. sas a. m. is an.
TRAINS ron ouMibERRt%Ssp VALLEY RoAr
TRAINS ROD NV y YORK sia Il ieass 4 ~ ohsri...,rec
station ieSSWM55DssTilrS6S S M5 Il 8 rhSiy iSS iIys pm
FoH PARKI0N daily is.cept slndsysj-S:D and
FOR oodSFytaT1 X X 4 T sbd iS q And as p M.
From MTEAfSs TAE StsiF AiiRiy q
JSSErss$iESafS 5SSE r ,,, ,
pAnxroN AccSMaobAffioSg.s.l ceyiSi,is . Il . M. ]
For ticset. to XII points East, North and IVES, an
tmore and Calvert streets.
resdsnses on orders lsii at The Once, nD nosthsss @
corner baltimore and Caly yeri streets. :
sels ED. g. foGNd. General PassenFsT M Aasii Agent
National Republican., 1873-10-02
DENNsYLvANIA AIR LINE
PhiLlDELRHIA,.

| pENNsYLyANlA AIR LINE
10 SAlrif2hEil ff22hffEilDr1sHA.
AND ALL POINTS IL TIE NEW Es6fiEB
w1rHouhft uhtM HssaE 22ahb br CARS,
Ine eauig%ent on thas lipe Is new and Of the most
SAHs "a RAz 5sAIEAA IN sIgAr
q2isHk IN spa -is5 fiTaEss z i SUNDAY
E Be .ap ~ Over The y AZ M Lins lssyins
III Tss iias, iss1s WssSinssona 10 m. daily. 81,
Gs.so SsftimorsA On = m. dsny. .,osp. sun.
I..se ye.t Philsdeiphis. 1t las .. m. daily. sr.
Kisiss Il New York N.Np. m. daily. except
Ilshnend cypress. leave Warrington al .is ,. m.
L.sve B.itimoro sisSi p. m. daily except Sun
Is.ye IVES, Phiisdsiphi. at sn .. M. daily. sr.
,xi,,iss u New York stiOOs p. m, daily. except
EsM sny,ss.. leave wsshinstor 40 % p. m. daily.
ffiiSe:S SSsss %ssiiSs;say ;ss:aIly'
F.st line, A. leave Nov YoTi /. g an
ksss Esaas,9s .ss4ss nv. u ssR Tar, ,n p m
si:lss \ p$::s$:s:Ss $:G's:ss ss 4 N 4
0cnnsc.ions are made 10 New York with stesmsrs
Gte ssr HIN sss @
ro.d. Enc railway, and steamers on Hudson river.
.sss sas ga pss ESS,s hotel. and p
se cS ssS one can 3. o
sinedI Northeast oornsf Of Thlrteenth street and
E.l,m..s ana fStomss rsiiiOsd % Sc;nsS sirsS ana sSd
iysSG General II Pss.snssr e YxS. xsen.
National Republican., 1873-10-02
pRIZR IIsT

The title to the above real estate Is guaranteed
perfect =
The liberal terms Of this scheme brings II within
fered for the poor man to rise to wealth.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Single tickets, Sabl: Eleven Tickets. $ab; Fifty.
ak Iieksts, sl.S; Ono Hundred anu Fifteen
The drawing will be made under tho superintond.
ence q committee, appointed BY the highest OH
foImAnee Of the nuiiss assigned them
The highest ofhcialR both OF city, county and
stAta, have not only indorsed Mr.. Abeles but also
his scheme.
The demand fer ticket, Il unparalleled, and all
desiring to participate in tho drawing should at
once form their clubs and send In their orders
Agents wanted In all States, cities and towns In
the United States and CanAdas.
IL Money should be sent by Registered Letter,
Post Once Order or Express, with the full address
Of the purchaser In plain writing,
For further information and particulars, send
for circulars 10 the Manager and Proprietor, and
address
National Republican., 1873-10-02
DYEDTG AND SECURING.
lust Az WE EXPECTED.
PROPOSALS..
DROFosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

...r PAYMAsrER's Of1cEl
Proposals vii BE- feceiyed al III once NJ until Il
O'Clock, M, MONDAY, October q. for
.-0I|- "wHITE OAK LO9s.n 80
on account Of the BureAu Of Construction and Re-
U,oe cubic feet White oat Logs"
To bo Of tho beat quality young white oak, foled
between the frst Of October and the list Of March
last or following. Of which the commandant Of the
yard must be furnished with satisfactory evidence.
To be from % to ny ftet length one half the mum.
Der 70 be not less than u feet IN length the whole
70 average % feet In length. To be lined straight
ths siding way; q long fair curve the other way n
admissible but short crooks or irregular curves
will be received. TO be rough-eguared, and may be
lined aperiny IN conformity with the growth Of the
tree. Ono half tho number Of logs 70 sduare not less
than u inches; ono thiid not less than II inches
one sixth not less than ~ inches at tho top end,
clear OF wane, (the shorteJt logs to be the LARGEST
the wane on each corner not to exceed one eighth of
the measureinent At tho middle Of the length Of
ths log the breadth and depth 20 be taken and con
aidcred the sizes for computation. Tho timber
large knots, worm. holes. wind ring etaini
or other defects, and q proper deduction will b.
mide for sx.marks and improper squaring. The
top and butt to be cut OF 70 sound wood. -
One third part to be delivered within ninety 800
days from award OF contract, one third part within
six lsl months, and the remainder within nine Cs
Proposals to be indorsed "Dids for White oal
Ne'' GEO W. REAMAN,
eesO3t. PaymAster u. +. Navy.
National Republican., 1873-10-02

WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, BOSTON AND
w PROVIDENCE.
The nne iron steamer LADY OF THE
LAkE having resumed her resfular trips lI-9. =
e sSo SSFsG5K q s,9,h :,,.I TilI Leave hsT
81 the principal river landings, oonnectins ct Nor
foli with steamship The n. and ~ Line Tor boston
.care Of Lady Of the Lake. via Norfolk" Branch
ticket ONCE At Kno1s EIpreaa once, as PennsylVa
MA Ayenns. N. Il FITEHUGH, AGENT,
- = bixth street wharf,
store oasnsr sna Asa
avenuet mhD
National Republican., 1873-10-02
A Atrne cory m!Test' Il. =. MIios. CLERK. u,,.
TINIrEp STATES PATENT oFFIoK,

On tho petition q ELIzAhETH BELLIsGEl. Of
PATENT srantcd % her On the stS day Of December.
isSe and rcissued on the 9Th day q AYus Led Tor
it's ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the lith day Of November ne1t; that the
port be limited to the alst day Of November noxt,
and that said petition be hoard on the 18th day Of
November next
Any person may oppose Y this !! extension. "A, -
National Republican., 1873-10-02
First Lieuts
" ANNDE9UIPAdE ND DoUARTERMAsTER's

DEpor QukIFxRMAsTKR's OIYlcE.(
PHILADhLI MA, August ., lb.a I
VIII be sold at public auction, at the Philadelphia
depot Of the Quarter mastars Department. tsehuyL
hill arsenAlD commencing on October q, 1873 At 10
O'clock q M, under the direction Of Captain John
Y. Rodgers, NJ, y. X, United States army, large
quantity Of old pattern clothing, such as coats.
i.ekets boSts. boo,sss, hats. hat trinmnss, esSs.
requiremenis OF the law OF March o tsIa which en-.
acts THAT when the new uniform q distrbuied V
the troops the clothing OF tho old style longer 70
be issued, lncalable Of alteration shall be sold by
the Secretary OF War. at public auction, after due
public notice by advertisement, and the Erosa pro-
ceeda Of such sales shall be covered INTO the Treas
ury"
Also large quantity Of unseryiceable and dam;
aged clothing, camp and garrison equipase and
auArtermAsters stores, consihtinB IN part o. dAIk
blue coat cloth, sky blue keTsey great coats, foot
and mounted, flannel shirts, rubber panchos, iron
safes aud various other articles, nelndins alaiHe
lot Of woolen, linen, rope, and other oultinss
The terms OF sale viii besialei In the eGtalo
which can be obtained nj this otce, or the sehuyl'
XII Araenai or at the auction rooms OF Mesars.
Thomas n SONS, Nos. lEl and III South Fonrth
street, Philadelphia, omo,,
(hiHned) l.. U. EASION,
Assistant QuArtermAHter General, U. y, A.
AuRtH, ,lg ~, ,eep23, ,a6 "a, ,OCtsb,N,b
National Republican., 1873-10-02
hIlION ABRLEs,
se20-STuTh3m Lenyenw orth, Kansas.

IfNITED STATES IATENT OfflCE,
" wAsHH1ToN. d. O., September 70, is7s.
ON the petition OF aEoRuE N CUMMINGS, OF Prov
idence, R l., praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him on the 24th day OF January, 1851 for
an Improvement In Catches for Spectacle Cases;
1t is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the s3d day OF De.embeT the time
be limited to tho "a day Of January next, and
that said petition be heard on tho th day OF Janu'
Ary next.
sepafWSw 81. b. LEddETT, Commissioners.
National Republican., 1873-10-02
GALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

n OvERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
TERMASTERS STORES.
VIII be sold at public suction, at the post Of GO
ut 10 o'clock o m, quantity Of clothing and equi
page, consisting Of Trowserr. Great Goats, TentAse
consisting Of harness, Tools, Gqnny sacks, &c.
Terms o. sale, caah In United States currency.
ROBERT Y. BATES.
First Lieutenant 18th infantry, A. A. q. M
National Republican., 1873-10-02
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