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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

The Ircsrcerasion Of Ths&ssus aystt-
The Japanese Gmbss~y ra WAshins-
tss-rAe elssAsa.ss General Co~fer-
ence-rhs Unaoa nsss0Aaa Coavsassoa-
The Latest New s-Looal Matters IN enc
nstTopoaas-nAEkes Re Ssrss, &C., 60
rhs FAnuY HseAID OF Wednesday will contain win
other msttesA full report a tho proceediass Of sas
Meeting held ct the Copper institute Friday evening
iAst 10 take into oosssdesa,'os the imrisoaness OF
Tnaddeus Hyatt, with the Speeches Of EdEAr Kescsum
Dr Ha,t. DR.. Cheeyer. welded Philps wn. Lloyd Gar
rison and Rev. Daniel Worth; Arrival OF the Japanese
Embassy Washington with Dssori ,tisn Of their MAa
ners Bahis, Sc Full Report of the Proceedings Of the
Methodist Geseral Coafereaos now in Session 81 BuAo
Closing Proceedings Of the Uaisu NAsaa Convention at
Baltimore-Nonnauon Of John Bell. Of Tennessee for
Praaadeat and Edward Everett Il Hasassusets, ter Vcs
President Obituary Notices Of Iietop Waller TAsew VEIL
OF Virginia and Samuel G. Goodrich (Peses PArlsyJ Ei
torab prominent topics; All the Local News Of New
York and Vicinity Of importance; Reports tho Cattle,
Provisoa and hoaey Markets, and Ill Interesting news
matters Of the preceding week.
rlHxs-$2a year; four cents . Sinsie copy. Subscrp
Mons received Of the Office northwe Of Fultoa
and Nassau Streets New York. Sage copies for sale ct
the counter and b. all ageas. Advertisements in
serted n the usual RnRALD rates,
Drawings II the Delaware state Lotto
nss-wooD. hDDYA 90. Msasssrs q 10
Du.sAn.Hs s CLASS ne &c sss NAV t. !sSs
4s, 40, is, IA. 20; &C.. SO, ~; 50; l. 50; 80 49,
rs, 80, 46, z, 76, 6. IA, 2, q. ~, As, SO, Sc.
W0O1. EDDY 90. Wun,taxnu pcsa ware
or 70 WooD, HDpv 90. ~ Laais. Aissour-
Circulars ssu, free Of charge
TJj1HILf his day ofe~s gentlemen he style Of
Hss sprng 1885, which for ueas,oss OF s Superior
quality and beauty OF finish are ousureassed
TUrnli.L. Halter.
30 brosJwsg.
OppolAe IussrnAaoaAl Hotel
w. n. DO Voe-Nsw Hat Store, 395
Bro~AwAy, two dcoss belos WALKER street
euuertor Dr~ss shirts to Order-A Per-
feet 6s FuArsuteec 81 ORION ADAM 81 Broadway.
Great Sale OF shirts at
nooDYe SHIRT kAaufsctry, 6i Broadway.
--r-
Physiological Examta . taoss-re
out Detects asd pursuit. gvoa csiiy -
fbWLAk WALLS. 396 broadway
ChMs. RI. wtNAAs sons BrSSAays OAK
lery srqxiss Photographs wSser co.,rs and ola co
ASrshe4 lssi &s rultoo sreet
Full and In Interesting Particulars o = the
or~st The cpsrpi rshv Hesosn Determined to
have ta- hot Letter from Edio Letter IRON Ceosor
AGO ., ssr.es Psrr on vrssssar, sceace DICE Disins
tie life and adventures Of Josaey. The American
Horss In Engia1d The tochera asces sne variety OF
Of spos''ng Hs"s iron Al Ps,'' q toe country n
Ross roUsEY.
General Agents.
Ivory yy ne ., Naly Pr1ee!-v1gaette Pho
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M nrTied.

AnKx- LAWRENCE Monosy, May H. in Trinity
N K church, by Rev. j. L. @. kckown, psstor,
JKzE~IAH AIKEN TO SARAH JANE iawxnscH, only
dsogppr OF VIM Lawrenre Esq all OF TINS city.
grAscy-RRssuIN I'm Brooklyn, on SUNDAY, May 10,
ct courch OF the Assumption, by the Rev. Father
Farm gan, JorS J. ClAScr 70 Mis- MARGARx BruIIs,
second dsugh Of Henry Bresln ESQ all of that cty.
q the Trsns6surssioo, by the Rev Dr. Houehton, wm
MCNEIL to srsAS, youngest daughter Of Arrest Fink
Eo ali OF thia CITY.
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81 Now Work Police oSNa-

missioner.
ALRAxv, Nay II, 1900
Governor Hsrgan hes appointed Thomas O Aeso'' sf
New York. PoIiOe Commissioner 70 al the gscAAoy eocs
ssosed By the resag.Aaoa Of Gsnsrd Pisb~y Mr.. Ac-
ton has accepted and taken the Of Office. He
republican, and for time past filed the once OF Do
putty Register In New York.
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~ IRE AZ Bu1h s.el.eneui. "a cesdieacs 70 - =
Gdso ~ &C rcreaz brsire~s circulation this
moved roa 70 20 ann stfee,.o
NO. l6z Nntsau txre opp7tNe the try Hall Wehase
q tie public cent Al locations bea0
the IN med'soe vicinity ali the large ns~spapsr onn
se uut city rtuors msy fad removal 70 oSsh1o16
To their 6ooveuisbce while o lo~n frsends
uisy have for not berg able 10 end Inc Day Bs
oflcs
The DAT BOOB has beccms cf Inc features - -
may OF the necessles OF the country We De -
10 much eeer OF the pes ~ fuurs -
VII hAvs fey ,s;s sEd a3wes e sesAs for .hs.s:..S
arouaiioo; nos has csar 1890, I'D |, e.ssssssF
buLk bss also nearly doubled two Year, agO ~
bed neither rintng fcss, eusins - 80
SOW ~e have two cylis der And sa1nE41u1
driving pos propel ,rm Fer his have 49,
bet,ter pontisns Presidents oCcas tbs Do.
Book boes lie ro~. and oves dollar lh ~
suive 10 ees bore aiy fairly and truly wa IN pubB
eosso.s are sn rely upen The pecss tor suppor; sss e.
:san Re not deserved We shs con,sus g sspsas - =
untnn Il the equal not supsr ~ Of puo
lsseo. We have tho largest cScuiasn " weehw
newspaper New York eIsspteg only oae. We 49,
lsrse suy QUE 70 gsinsay this ssseruos In svder -
abs where Tie weekly LAY bOOk crsu'stea, -
awe beo~ ist Of the nunbw Of post ocie0 Z
e.en sisie 1, WHICH ssndtng u~pers I.
RUnBxp WHICH ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Jonas Whatcemb's Remedy for Asthma.
Orteinslv iuoduced Into ths coun,ry tT rr whconb tn
Ger man recipe Which have si~vltf~d TINS
dsess 10 VIC vsen oher medical planes had bsen
u-oA without sge~~sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Coed rea-Ons Dollar the Chest, at
ne 0xeexnfck sse~a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Abe BAssfoso, JE.'s Bfllsard Palace, 10
Tab Court and kemsea s0ees brooklyn bAles pLAytHG
Rooms. LAP Fulton Aad No. Ans srset N.Y.
once 90 Broadway REV Gork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Kinse's Improved Trusses.-rhe Best,
rse>psu sed noss desirable Cor al climates s' Brcsd~as
com No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

mr.. Marsh C~Ssir ses - Apply his Rsss-
s.sss ~ prss.rs Essss 90 issvsT 10y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Secession Meetings In Alabama.
MoBus, Nay 10. 1890
Al democratic mass meeting on Saturday night, the
seceders from the Charleston Convention
Deegaes appointed 70 The Convention 70 be nsld
the nth Of June.
similar meeting was held In MOosxomcry, the
night, with the same result
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

savanna, MAJ ~, 1880.
ne scfcw sacsnsbio Ersnvl.s ssrivsd u her Hhuf
. $40 oclo-k this r,orpirx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Holl0way's Ptlfs-The Nervous systsm
influences the diwsrsor shervpu anc cirrulsii1
With al 81 shea u 10 powerfully a.led rhese rensn~s
hrsee TIE snd assist hsn perfornnx tneF VARIOUS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

B.r.s.s.s pes.rs Csa.pss. -. s.s
fsw r1<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Ivory Types, Hs,r Priee!-vfgsette Pho
'oersrhs psn, colored sDd reouched Ambso<ypea. IA
Lawrence 9silery. aSl BrosdvAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

BownY TussrRx Mrs Brougbam will make her drst
appearance At this Establishment to night In ssksperes
tragedy Of "Hamiet" Mr.. W. N. Ward Is also engaged,
sad viii appear In tho nautical drama Of slack JUNK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

ac~roS, Nay 10 1880.
hartsn Bates, wei known merchant, diea here yss
i to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Treseltc, the True secret OF Beauty,
ss<ps purfe ci.sn-ss and invessa~s he
n cong srbu besatifuy dear and brilliant 50 csss .
tos1s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Bsrry's Triscpherocs is the Best ana
eh-sp.s arsce Cor d,essrs h~>uryfnr M euyns
prss.'vins ressprins Ne has tAdss W tsd by III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

ChMs. RI. wtlAas nssOn's Br~SAayn 9aA-
lery erquiaes Photographs wNter oo.rs and OILS.
sA5ishoz LISA 1s rutoo street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

syrs.s r.sn,.. HIATT. %. - ana ss.
wHfrR asaer. ns Btosiwxy. Opposite - Psuis osurrA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Dyspepsia and Conssspsstou Cared.
without edine BIZ Du Psry-s Arxhcs Food sod 81 Ne
dspos N7 Broadway, and By al drusxs's and rrocsrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

soUnsuHr. Conn, Nay Is, 1880.
Ths funeral Of g. o. Goodrich t1ok place IN this place
yester6ay afternoon. Services dnpsnssd win b
The neighborpg towns, and persons present nom
circle Of twonsy miles around fso hundred 5uaday
school chIdreo from Southbury, Woodbury. and South
Britain beaded ths proceasoa
Mr. Goodrich he'd intinassd 10 citizen Of this place,
hardly week ago, that 10 expected 70 lie IN the village
cemetery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Ksatuckfsn An Luck.-ssme persons
frequently coa that lsrre prizes dsvnin lovers
fn.s wing certificate eth ard re~cercs h
plain 70 b couiis6- BY ihs MOE pteai
BRApvoRpvuik, kARtoS Co. Kv.
Ap-i 20. 1850.
This esrsnes bsvs ,hs Day he as~n,
he amount gold Of The highest cAprd przs Of ~ n0
e-s-n 81 w,lninston Des-H. 70 Wood, sAay 20 :
1890 ard hat fall permssiou hereby given by vubsh
ny anc residence JOHN AvRIrr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Physiological Exsmts attoss-Psintt" q
Defects acd pursuil givoa csiiy
ftWLxh WALLS. 3o6 BRO away
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Omcfal Drawings Of Hodges, Davis &
co. q CcnspliAased L0eeStsa of 0eovwsa:-
O1ASs $50 NAN IL teo0
~, %. SO, 20, s., II, IL, Is, 80, 3s, SO.
Prt,es cashed k8 Broafvay. Gre s'aru free
HCDoks. LAWS CO.. Manages. nasua vsrgA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

We would remind sxvsvsvs Tia, our ,ers Cor he vEtK
IN DAY sUOk ensse cses per lne escs ns>r,ss
srefsg chtsper medium Cor fesohfrE the pubic
itx ,he han hs frtrshsd By oxhev i,srp
Tie rNsNfNo DAY BOOK. We are slso pl>Nssi % ssy.
IN nous shtns cpuciion present on
cusuo sressted hr any except N
sdvesskps psrcrAse = liberal bit usra.
rr ne sd,snss offers equal and In r~sgcy~
perof ncse b, Any osher jcnrsl " isd~sry
snt Iersey~rsxcs VII ossvccre osssccs IN 81 -
Evnkfe8 DAY BOOK shall ~ s>cood pspe~ ef ~
rs AID ne protrcrs Respectfully al fr~s1s -
TIE Uror and Ne ccrstauon frr tAaf
ne future hirh = n support 10 HE
sivsn then reAscn " safely snisctosts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

The nlusfve Wis, an Entire novelty.-
psstirp .nrsaDshis nsse OILY BY tIiRsHueH. 10
BruA1s Az o. posie A Z. stewar Goa
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TbeOpiy Person Knswn for the Trent
p'Aee, brusd~ay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Great Sale OF shirts at
nooDY'e shir, xAaufscrY. 81 BrsAaway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15
THE PEOPLE OF NORFOLK AND THE IA
PANESE ExB ASsY.

NoNoik, nay 10, 1901
meeting Of the citizens Of Norfsk held 10 tender
the Inequalities Of the city to the Enbassy. Marshal
Parks vas made Chairman, aud ". Tester Secretary.
eesgsu0n wa appointed, and they proceeded 10 tho
steamer on the boat chartered for The and per-
formed their nniss,nr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Psrhsr Bro Ce,eevssed ass1asa Clus
rsue. 70 sups-fr oh~rs cold 81 spck
lunrh 6nnew taeiA
One hes bosie fru~. rsyseAbas or
Hluss Crc~rs AZ = A. j. PAkKkk
rs peefusa street sni- aseu for N unh~f 1900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15
ANOTHER ACCOUNT or THE RECEPTION.

hNVTFIE9If hNOttFH UT FlfE Ur5VEF kIVNs
HsuSoros, Nay II, 1850
This has been teyon, ali doabt tb. ines, exciting dag
the washing soiaus have Witnessed dating bscx--sye
th.oas oil ,be dsyt shAs thor cy been the ses, q
the fodstai gsvs.nme
The Ious eApoctea japanese Emsassy arrived here 70
day. No, only sl but the. arrived TO marvel before
the time spporled by several nianses not~shsi sndns
shs runcr 80, s5rosd hss the phadepbs had sss fast
upos the kettle sysorss Ba ~ss this anicrnded
rcpcrt got h.o crr1stoo, vas ev.ent had no effect
upon ,hoeo wts wers de;e-n.rea n siisess The arrival
and oeba. ksLcn a. tnc asvg sArd. rnhhefFasi. no
cassos IN ffe- f4e hst ~ toe clhy below p'arcf |.
c9stA-sor. sifsAa q cAraa a. busses, hoseneo aud
pscerrstf rruri fcr - ssd never clf warm
" stSAr ersts ise ooss-4flc o. loldAJ CIV ns
shss ma va!ch shsd ne "sssssr~n~g rays rpst n
thossAs~s r.o ar-iss .ops Ne maa uxsarSn-.s %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

pxyovAL OF ssvr nxror.
rse~rrs MA-vin have reu~vvs fhesr
Wins AND 81 SOFAS PsOOr sAYn STORE
~ Hrrsf~sr
r,~rss al Worts street.
where her prcrsrec 70 srhb 70 bel, eu. nsS eAosl
rrs ans svsiars saes. Family Sales Zoe 49,
&c Bans hNosa" s1sARss a sAuvru
- Brusxvng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

A Grover q Baker Noissless sewing Ma
ckif friend Of fasnly Ones ~ aronAway,
sew Y0k. md 16> rultsa dreel brooklJn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Drewsngs OF France, Brosdbents Il Co..
DokAvNsU ioler5ess-
~, So, "a, 81, 80, so, IS, IS, IS, 40, q, IL, 81.
oc.soupArsp Lorrsss-0lAss "a Nay L. lsoo
ca, 62, ii, IS, &c, 4s, IL, 50, so, ~, 81, ~.
FRANCE. BnO ADBBAre Co,
uAnsCas wumh0eu, DsAwAra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15
? OF THE EMBASSY

The HUdEN MID iHff Ut THE EMbhooT
The United snies steam frixats Niagara, which u 90
take ire japanese Enbssry tack 10 Japan. was put IN
commrlon yer,erdsy the Ith inst, At bali past two
large numseT 81 vrfe-v were present on the locks
I, witness the event Every osservstoa which
made BY The By -siandsrs wien tbs disembsrkso
from the rscsvire ship North csrcna, ws oae Of sdm
rauos Tue MARINES psr'icuisr were noted for shsr
uniformity 10 ,zc, al being 'srse muscular men and
sher drss made them look resplendsni IN the posn
day The crer has been picked, comprising prnei
psy sbo totisd -eamen, very fev ordinary sesmen or
'sncsnen are pcludod Tue Niagara win haul down 70
Tie battery ~ sne rcceivcs a. few more small
stores ~here she VII or.ers from the Department
when 10 proceed 10 sea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Superior Dr~ss shirts TO Order.-A Per-
feet 6s FuAraueec u ORION ADAM ST Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

basekesor's HAIR D,s, VIC ana Tempe
r.s org u Hnye srers Pr-ae enrsnc fr >1kss rssys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Crtsssdoro Hair De. wigs aid Tsu-
tbe tire sold ard rssai, sr1 NE 6ys
privately srpise; ~ no srior Hcuss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15


Mr.. Goodrich he'd lntnAssd 70 citizen Of this place,
hardly week ago. that h expected 70 lie In the village
Drawings Of France, BrosdDsnts q Co.'s
DsAAvSrs louessess-
-, So, a., 81, 50. 50, IS, IS, IS. 10, Sal, 81
oo.soupArsp Lcrrs.v-rtAss "a nay L. n0
g. H. So g. ss Ii sio IS .p 80, 4; co.
nAasgas wnnhasu, DshwNa
Omcssl Dr.wisgs Of Hedges, Davis &
cos ocsss'sAsssd Ioas,.ss q oscsr.;
~, 70. SO, 20. 63, IL, IL, Is, 80, 3s. So.
rr',ss $500 q ks B.o:1vsy. Ont. go ss.s ire
Kensucsfsn An Lsck.-ssme persons
=. sss s. .. '. RI. S... "a 20
plain 70 b eoui'se even =. ey p. .os .csg.ss.
n. ..ss. ~. s.s. =; ssy r...:s -: 2.
s,s.s ~ wi.insson. Des.sr.. 70 Wood, .Aay Oos
lssc srd Ms, ia pernsOu y yssIsh
A Grover q Baker NeissIsss sswiag ma
s. =. 80 "a, s,r ,s, O. ~ ,s. SGs - sr'sA"s'
Geo. n. sloas 4 Co.'S Celebrated Ellspssc
Ice. sseA srd siusile Sewing nAsAins a. IL coiLlss
PsrA.r Bro . Cs,ssr.ses i.s.as. olss
e Il ss x. Z - 80 :ss s.s ss
X: !: g; Sc g.: :: 80 I;
Basehs,er's HAIR D,., We. ans Tempe
30 o ,. ne.e sss., -rr-ae ensrHsc fur A<ss nssys
cr,sssdorss a.,r De. wigs ssd Te.-
private, srpisei Al no Q s',or i'ssss
p.,s ss ass.sss. Wa sss. an o.y !, 1nisSausT 70
BruszsaJ. pposne A 7. sss.sn xco'a
The Only Person Knswn for the Trent
--,. . Hsssa hs., b aRAsDJxAS. Removed 70 Asns
Bsrrys Trisophcross Ss the Best and
shs.o.s .ss tor sss.rs sssury,rs sss;s srs,s
i Treselic, the True Secret OF Beauty,
.. soassIbs SssaifulIy s'.as and bridsal 50 osss
mr.. Marsh C-ssissss - Apply ais Rsss-
sss S-s !. ' sTs. s,' 'I s.sss CO. ;v:s sTi
Holloway Pn,.-The servou. sy.ssm
Influences the disesor run shsurpa .nc eirral.i,r.
s ~ ., ses go, ses s ssS sst rsss:
sprsnG rssh,.~ Hiatt. %, ~ snd IS.
uHfrS aAar. ms Broadway. ovso-ss a. rsui's ssars~
Dyspepsia end Consssp.sio. Cared.
ssSs - ssosss., .s s ) = ;rSsss. ..s So
II
To tire Amscssd.-Just Received, . Full
supply q snk. sie ara vsz s~sc actlnss knee JAS
and Arses fos veins ans weak 5rs 20 ~ eiss
Male and ysuaIe f~ms- IN sssnfsno> 70 s-n
spca pt'es sARrH co, rrusr once No fyeser street,
As'os house, n Y. opposite q, PsuIs churrh
Il Dv. Rsggs' Truss for Hernia and for
varcoseserev remedy for piles s-d proiNpsn. Astnr
hsvss. Bsrclsy sxesA
Il jonas Whttcemb's Remedy for Asthma.
ORIGINALLY intofucer into N rr whiconb rin
Ger man recpe which tuowr 70 have si~vsf-d TINS
dseess 70 VIC Wien al oher medical sppancrs had teen
,ried Without ssecesa
Kfnne's Improved Trusses.-The Best,
.sespsa sed oss desirable Cor all climates lss Brcsd~
II ccm No.
Coed rea-Ons Dollar the Chest, ut
CHRi srrANsOrS Tee nnsblshssos Poe Ds~nbers sr1
ne 0eeexwfch ste~<s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Geo. n. sloat a Co.'s Celebrated ElliPsse
Ice et'cA srd M utiie Sewing nAsAns q. IL CoiLss
- Broadway
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-01-26
Who WAS Ek2

During the last session of the District
Court at this place, an eminent attorney
from one of the neghboring counties, was
addressing Jury with all the eloquence he
was master of. 1t became necessary in his
opinion, to refer to a remarkable event men
toned in Sacred History. Now it is proven
bal that gentlemen of the legal profession are
not noted for their intimate acquaintance
with the Holy Scriptures, and l.. proved
himself to be no exception. He remarked
Gentlemen of the jury, if any Of you know
perfect man, would like to have him
pointed out, L would expect him to 90 up
to Heaven just like Methusclah did---without
dying" The attention. Of the Court being
arrested by this remark, His Honor inquired /:
"Who was that, Mr.. l.? Who did you
say went up, sir?"
Mr.. l.. replied: "I-T think it was Me-
thuselah-was it not, your HONOR"
BY this time the jury, bar and audience
We're convulsed with laughter, various voices
were heard inside the bar, from his legal
brethren, who would fain have enlightened
him. One, whom we doubt not, has linger-
ed longer over Hamlet" and the MERRY
Wives, of Windsor" than deuteronomy,
named Shakespeare. Order finally was re.
stored-the Court informing the counsel and
the bar present, that the parsonage was Eli
jah, and not Methuseah, and the cause OF
Smith VS. Booten was again in progress
.Si10urHeU Dew0crdt ...
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The PlasraEafy Vote.

In two instances Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives has been chosen by a pm.
rality note and in both instances on mo-
ton made bv Southern member In De-
ccmber, 1S49, Mr., Stanton Of Tennessee
moved that after three more unsuccessful
ballottings, the member who should then re-
ceive the highest number of votes, provided
it was majority Oft quorum, should be de-
clarcl the Speaker. The resolution was
aey ed'''hha ha Hl fssfSt5e JIt' HH1t
out Of 221.
In the winter Of 1856, Samuel A.
Smith, also Of Tennessee, offered a similar
resolution which was adopted, ami y. p
Banks Of Massachusetts, was elected bv a
plurality, five votes less than a majority
This was on the 2a of February and on the
one hundred and thirty third ballot.
We should like to see come other Tennes-
see member offer similar resolution, about
this time; AMI there cen be nn good reason
why every Southern Opposition member
could not vote with the Republicans for it
Dubuque Times.
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SHERWooD'S GRAIN BINDER

THNII1S MACHINE can be attached to any or
T. binary Reaper, and binds the grain in good or
der as fast as cut saving grain enough to pay for the
wire used in binding. 1t is so simple and perfect as
and NJ harvester is complete without this Binder
We submit the following testimony ofa vast amount
which might be given.
"ScrpIo, ~ Y, Sep H. 1859
"Aen Sherwood-Sr: hereby certify that have
witnessed a trial of your Binder and would say that
it worked WE'LL think that 1t will do the work of five
men, and as well as can be done by the same.
s.#.l # # W. d. ArWATER."
So fa. ''KINo's FERRy, Aug. 90, 1859.
"a Sherwood-Dear Sir: heve drawn and threshed
the wheat bound with yonr Binder, and find 1t all
tight. We pitched the bundles four times over, and
not one of them came unbound in the whole opera
ton. In threshing, the wire hands easily re-
moved, as the on the scaffold took them all OFF
without gloves The wheat turned out 25 bushels per
acre. .,. .. A. BROWN
"ONusco, near Auburn, Aug II, 1882
"We have seen Allen Sherwood's Grain Binder In
practical operation in wheat. Its operation sim
Pile practical easy of operation, and very successful
to the attention of farmers everywhere being just
the machine needed for laborsaving in the harvest
fields. (SignedD T.. W. Sheldon, n. Payne, ID. d.
Harris, J. Haywood, ID. ID. Denning ii. Hopkins, S.
ii. Hnsdale. and others.
From ]. NJ. Sherwood and President of the N Y
State Agricultural Society.
81 saw Allen Sherwoods Grain Bin der in operation
on H. Porters farm, in Onosco the 18th day of Aug
1859. Its operation simple and successful in
binding. l recommend it to the attention of every
farmer. J. NJ. SHERWOOD"
PRICE S30-HALF DOWN and HALF In months.
Send orders early to Charles Foster, Genl
Agent, lie Clair, Scott county, Iowa.
VIM Duane Wilson, Sec'y Ag. College, Des Moines,
Iowa, Albert Alien, Washington, Iowa.
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SEkEggEEF,S SALE,


RI virtue of a special ri IA and Fee Bill to me d.
rected from the District Court Of WapeIo county State
of Iowa, commanding me to sell the property herein
after described by decree of said Court directed
will expose to sale at public veniue to the highest
and best bidder for cash in hand at the front door
the court house in the city of Ottumwa Wapello co.
Iowa, on the 10Th day of February 1862 between the
hours OFFS O'Clock m, and O'Clock IN, of said day
the folio wing described real estate viz. Beginning
at stone in the north of northwest quar-
ter of north east quarter Of section 'hiyve as Tp
seVenty-two t12) range fourteen t1) west, running
thence west the north line of said section hun
dred rods to a stone, thence south hundred and
swenty-eigh rods to stone, thence east hunered
rods ia stone, thence north one hundred and TWEEN
ty-eght rods to the place of beginning containing
eighty acres and also the east half of the north
quarter OF the north east qnarter of section six (6 Tp
seventy-one (1l,) north of range fourteen 80 west
containing twenty acres in Wapello county, Iowa,
taken by special execution directed the property
Of Francis A. Taylor to satisfy execution In favor
of Erastus B. Day, for the sum of nine hundred and
seventvseven dollars and twsntysix cents and inter-
est and costs. l.. L. GREY, Sh'G.
Ia d.