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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-06-23
PRESIDENTIL CAMPAIGN OF 1850.
Republican Executive Congressional Committee.

kepuDtiean kAccutNe touSressian1I eoiiulitlee'
HON. PRESTON KING. n Y. Chairman
JAMES W GRIMES IOWA.
+ LeF. s, FOSTER, CONN.
non youN covopE PENN Trea ursr.
EB wASHBuRNE, ILLINOIS.
C. SPAULDlNG. n.
] II ALLEY, MASS.
. DAVID KII6uRE. INDIANA. .s.. a
J. l. n. STRArrOS. n, J.
The Committee prepared to furnish the folowtns
speeches
FIGHT PAGES.
Hea. ". II Seward, n Y: State Of the Country
WI Seward n. Y. Roehester Speech
50. q A Grow Penn Free Homes for Free men.
James Harlan, Iowa: Shall the Territories be
John Htctman, Psnn who have violated Com
misesS
B,F wade, Ohio Invasion Of HasPer's Ferry:
e. " scranton and J, II. Campbell, Penn. The
IF Riir, No. Address 81 Cincinnati; Celoni-
ratiuR ant Cummerse -
% oTris ). Ferry, Oenn
Abraham Lincolu, ILL.,. The demands Of the South
The Republican party Vindscsted
90 William " indoIn Ntan. The Homestead Bill
# Its rrienda and Fees.
Owen Isveioy. III. The Fanatscisu Of the Demo
cratic Party
lands Tor The Lxnsi eSs-A rrsst- fl. ... -ez mrs
Tie Poex whites 81 the ssuih-A rraet s~# 81 - $50
sIxrrrS PAGES.
Han. Lyman rrr,asall. Ill; Seizure of the Arssaalsat
HaYprr,s Ferry va. snd Liberty No, and in
ygndlcasioR ~ the Republican Party.
b v Wade. uAis Property in the Territories.
c H. ysa wyck, n r True pezioeEscy-HistaEy
ytniiestet,
n. wtlson Mass. rerritorisi Save Code
" JehH T. Hale. n. II.
60 J. J Perry, Ne: Posting the Books se.w cen the
North ara the sosih.-' "a
u. poellttle wt,: rae Calhoun Revelation
Its Bass ard It's Praeress.
Carl seaarr. wis: Douglas and Popular Sovereignty
TwrSry-rors PAGES.
Hon Jsape colsmer, veruiaat-
TuIRry-rwo PAGES,
Hoa. rsSmas Car~is, Of ohio.
GrsNNx-EIsHT rksEs.
no q. A. sstuv Psna.s Free II ines teE Free Men.
James Harlan, issa. Shall the fsSFitoffes se
Afeieas.xeds
;csa nlcknan. rean wne have vissa,ed csu-
cass s<Aas1, via Douglas AMI Popular Sovereignty
sfxrEES PACKS
Nsn Lyman rr1msali M seiEare q the Arsenss ~
usrpesss Ferry Va, ard LsssFty, No, and IN
yinssratien ~f he Republican Party.
WI s<wsri- Mt The state " iae Country
Ian<ts fsr tas tan3Isss-A Tract,
Aed AL sas assssgan sseehes will be GGsliseed a.
Aesirefed.
pussas the rre.ssen,ls1 Campaign. Speeches saa
pEaees
sisst per au.rei opiss, FREE 81 o.sase 50 g
s-.e.v.-r - 50
Asaress s.sher ~ tie sAeve cgrzzistss
GEORGE HAERfSGTuN, Stert:s-s
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sy-w n ALaT's Js~sify Store - he.s s1,s =
,ns r.cias agass-sit ~ork cane IN rorHma"''Ae
r.ann,y asa sAaaAsrIDr
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NV bfs N sBaFn mtnIHllA sfats q
c.. of al stsss, Feesss sast descriptions.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-06-23

| G. The Ottumwa Courier Of the 9th
states that nothing as yet has been heard
Of the murderers Of Laura J. Harvey. The
person arrested at Omaha, supposed to be
McComb, and another arrested in Lee coun-
ty, supposed to be Lawrence, both turned
out to be different persons. This horrid
crime is thus still shroudsd in as much mys-
terry as it was ut frst. a
| CO The telegraph tells US (says the Bos-
ton Transcript that " crushed sugars broke
down" in California, and the market WIS
we,k--wine only being sustained. The
cons. lat: ION Of the holders of the sacchnrine
article doubtless will be, that sugar, like
truth, though crushed to earth, will rise
again. --
GA Texas paper says that Rev. R. p.
Thompson, native missionary in that
State, i. "breaking himself of the habit Of
swearing, and reads the Scriptures quite
aueutly." Truly model divine, that.
~Roland E. Trowbndge has been
nominated for Congress by tho Republicans
Of the 4th Michigan district, now repre-.
sented by Dewitt c. Leech.
CO 1t is said that the Japanese never
pocket blow" They blow their noses
on square pieces Of soft paper, which are
thrown away with once using. Our System
Of pocket is, to them, very
uncleanly.
CO A protest has been published in the
last (Md.) Nstrs, signed by twenty one res
idents of Kent county, protesting against
the wi hhalding by postmasters, of so called
incsndiary news. They declare that they
feel "degraGed'' by the refusal of the post
masters to deliver to them their newspapers
which they claim as their own property
- The case of the State against Dr.
Eads, the defaul,ing Democratic SuseTin-
.sndens of Public Instruction, has been re-
ferred to the following referees Judge
Wright, of Keokuk, Judge Woodward and
Hon. d. S. Wilson, whose decision is to be
entered As the judgment of the Court.
-
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- 6u4s&U AND pW0Anv'
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ns - - Osssa ssssslssy vASA &c.
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(aeyA 0anlslas esven anA Liver Csr-S.sss
y sAe eoseA - west, vAele tAese 6asoesSS ~.
49, van - suAa hvsfuaAlo. PssReesa IsssSSs@.'
81 eslslA va caee me- - MsairisSn vaN ss.ss
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sAceA a0ese Ssa1a SAese ssdsesues iSssa ,SS.ss
GOpatsoe q ~ 0Aao. EpysepeD>a. 1SserSSSsss.
rover ena ASoe. NSe tAis sco1ree q - vcr1syvSs
ecenssy tAeee medicines WI ~ scund sQfV ssoos
and ssrtain reactv. OAsr neAieiAss l0ave =
sysssA snhect = tetefn u he aassAss-a emo g
tAese medicines h pernansnt-f1Y rRkx. # M.
lsvlED. AND M cuNED, ~ -
Mescsrol DtRsspss-KS~er fsi,s - ~e>naeaae
sntiseN all he sGeets u Mercury ananately eOsoer
sAsn sss ncss powerful srssasasicn e sarsapersla
Ca9RAlnss Z ~ kta1s. Orxanle Aa6selhenN
Po1ptnltso - IL 0e1eL RAi1teess CHellc,
btSes,-fhe csisiuAl pecrstetcf " thee uSateanee
va cared - fsiee a y years sAanafNe b sAe -
y Aese Lie nes.ssns. a.oss, wsens = Al l.aAs.
viii Do veil 10 aAminisser tAeM wAeN>~Sr she,r
existence u ssspeesed. Re,ief VIII - CERTAIN
TEE LII. PILLS AND puUNlx ntrrnRS
Purify the blood and thus remove an da.eAs>a s,.~
the system. single trial viii place the LIFE ptll1
and rH0NIx BtrfEkS heyCna the reach Of epnyeSi-
ton IN the estinatpn u every rasieat. ~
Ecfrepared and >oid y
DA. WILLIAM y. N0FfAr.
sss BrseAsss. cor. WerfA ST.. ys~ rs-A
FOR SALE ny z, 0EEsAMAN &CU.
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SThe most raey editor in Iowa 10 the
editor Of the Council Bluffs Bugle-hs is
always racing after Office. SO says the
Davenport Gazette.
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sf-yia 81 " n AGss's n sst yeus wsssa fe-
raafei kIspsLt asresrs hts ssrxStsi atssnttsa q
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rasfsi kEspsLl ssrvses htt ssp<Sfai asssatsSa e
tsgr department.
cgDr. W. Ii. FsxSxg~-whsss spicy and
graceful letters, FROM the Peak, aIin',
gsase eur columns during the pas, sir
weeks--re.arasi TO this city las, Saturday,
in company with J. L. FeSx.s and others.
Tse Dr.. IS a. handsome IS sver-and JUS:
as modest aud retiring as before he rcnsarei
&'ro's the aamappei prairiss Of Nebraska
Asss need not be said
rT"Fs9N remark be made" We are
ssc.ssed to fhiuk the editor Of the Sioux
City Resisss, jadse--ef good things. IL
says-~"ceuueii Bluffs has the nsases. and
most ably sasdussed newspapers Of any
,own in the State" As Jim Therirgsor
would say, "you do Us proud Major
zsssAcu. We may be provoked 10 -!
something Of the Rssisier, enc Of sass'
aays--somesins when i, wont look 50 muee
like the "yoa tickle re and I'll tickle you'
process, a. il would were ws 70 do - just d
this juneturs.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-06-23

VIII ts iou.s .. ne cd stand II 81 tes, 10 settle
% taeA.siness Of the nlm Al neHnspE BOWIE.
AL peFssas against whom have cisims, viii save
81 settling the b. the ISL a Jsss 1Seo
MY = $50 u
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23

New SToaE.-Tf you havn't seen
the new store of Rossie1' & Dutriut in
Centraiia, yol should pay it avisit at
once. It presents tasty appearance,
and is most conveniently arranged
They have Just filed their shelves with
a choice selection Of goods OF al dc&-
criptions. AMI are doing & tip,top safe
business or we're no judge. G, AMI
take = looE. at Rosters jolly face, and
ten to one yon'll want to buy ali assort-
mcnt for small family.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23

"a Yesterday, Eaton, Of free-lunch
notoricty, showed Us into bis apart
ments recently fttel up for the dispen-
sing Of ice cream, edibles, eofcctiona-
rics, Sc, &c. They are neat and COM
modious, and nnder the immediate sg1-
pervision of Ms. Eaton, the institution
will be all that the most particular can
desire. Don't let the enterprise fail,
gentlemen and ladies, for we all feel
more or less interested in the consump-
ton Of fancy f5xins.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23

u There is a wonderfully mean
man down in No1lo county, Indiana.
Sometime ago lie got . divorce from
his wife, who being left without sap
port, became q cI,arga upon the conf
t., The husband solicited and obtain
cj the keeping Of her, AMI he now
nsGjntAin3 Ter as q pY"l7e1' 1T the ca
?7cnso II tie cnuufy/ That is tolera-
u mean we ;l,in4;.-Ea.
r thu local % the I2:}.o1y resided in
ioGiaa1, wr'l bet or pile that Il was
iD:>nlei t. ?ae1u Swavzc.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23

s5Y Cant something be done with
that awful hill! at Searl'S. Che sand is
almost knee deep, and the consequence
is, that the stages ana other vehicles
have 'orsaken it, AMI go b. the way If
the slab road t. AMI from town. It
could be pIan<ed with tria;ns expense,
and a good plank walk Constructed. =
Let us turn out and 90 something abort
i
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23

sI~ Hon. Joseph Wood, who has
been bed ridden for the last four months
but is now better, will please accept
the thanks OF ''all hands" for those
beautiful boq"ets left at this Office
Poor printers can appreciate the beau
tlful III Nature as well as 4 Millionaire,
and those boquetS, though di1faSing
their perfume among the paraphernaIia
OF a printing Office, are none the less
sweet and refreshing. We shall cher
ism them after they are wiIted, and sin
cerely hope, that the life of the gener-
Gus donor may survive the buldino.
and blooming Of such sweet flowers for
successive years. May his garden ney.
er bloom less.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23
JLlELLS OF JOB WORK.

ri! S@cat Posters, FIST hundred Sc 60
Lach subsequent hundred 90
Aalf 8-Ces Pc5.cTs, f.ts5 hundred 4 co
Each sa5loque2 hundred co
Quarter Sheet Posters, Erst hundred q 80
-aC1 s~b-tqEent hundred l co
Eighth Sheet Ios-crz, fls. hundred 2 co
Each subsequent hundred IS
Bail Tickets, according to quality, first
hundred s3 20 s. co
No jobs Issued frot-l't..e e.Eco until PAID for.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23

The meeting ofthe Republican
club was rather spar~ely attended Oh
Wednesday evening last, still con>id-
cradle enthusiasm was manifested; cx-
cellent remarks were made by several
members, and 4 club of fourteen got
ten up for the ''RaiI Splitter The
next meeting will be on Wednesday,
eve. the 9th inst, instead of July 9Th.
Gentlemen, bring the ladies. Attend.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23
CUr 2 gents.

The following arc Tie only authorized agents
70 transact business for III. Reporfc', and their
receipts for subscription aud advertising will
be honorcd until further notice:
S. N Pettcngill & Co, New York City.
G. IT. Scriycn, Chicago, Ills.
Edward Miller, Milwaukee, Wis
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23

So We are ticklc3 to learn that
Ra5,;n's Ball has taxed out his natH-
ralizatioA papers. D4j5y o Raolnn.
Ilsg -hjt5*S VIII be more solrc2-"nn-
G,ubtrl}ly." We understand friend
II4Hi.y get OF; t,le ,I7:.Enent5
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23

BARE&aoUs : Jor,!en S21;thers-
Grand High Shaver Of the Oriental
Eyanic Order still continues to DO the
Eajr thing Wit. the Brethren, and, vii
also scrape-lown, soruh-np and trim
OF Outsiders IN tip-too style. Give him
a call at The G.anl Rapids House.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23

cYT The Metropolitan Band Of Cen
tral;a, we learn, will play ct Hancock
on the coming Ath.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23

81 Single copies of the REPoRrEE may BE-
had at this Office at FIVE CENTS e:ch.
O7icc on the bluff opposite Magnolia House
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23

c@ The river is very low, not safe
for The transmission Of lumber.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23

c 7a3@},onI and FIon"y Temple
hal another trial q s32e.i Oh Tuesday,
anl made Il most splendid race. The
match was fo' $500 > &5.'o, two m..r
heats, ana repeat, in harness. This
time paj.cl1am changed tie victory c.
~9oilS and hon3', beusius his worthy
ana noted competitor TIE short ru:J;
but, it is viA;..lsd III r.n2. t,.ie1,Is
t.,at ne vas No. il go trim, having cut
us le,i3at: fees II his I1<o surveying
t"ot. ,Ine time was list heat, isl mile
2.23-l>at 4:53}, Second heat, frs.
mile 2:22-.'eat 4:555.
GH Vo4ayi on1 QluoZ !uso J@b1!optap
the v4o1a. el@Agp~m on3 tTioait Ieo;-
DE; waIl apps goo? ~ a.I'@o "rlo AZ
"obnG!91d VITA !q9 Jugs. II Euaom
o@:~!'au vn? Tto1v .T.7,t,t:3, t;ia uuoH
uo3op JGrot;;..,s . }A3 any. Il (sac#uI
n"s ev;pan.:i 7s5l, ahsau?-;a!upap
Nqou h oom'loscp 40 "boAe. We
heA> vaA!&e1 : cooI 5v;q sup I Scoop
":Iqt.s rost. Ia Ig9o'
Oar local came into the "oG1"2" t'a
other morning, and noticing our first
attempt At "I:lbricatjng," became quite
indignant, an! sail he woJ.l arrange
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23

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Il. Tall Wn77
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20 EI0agfE1GeD

Grand Rapids, Sent. %, 1850.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23
yusae 18TH, 1860.

P. P. MACARONI. PHYSICIAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-16

latter wesld disband m good faith that they would Do 90
kewisc, and leave ~ busnoss 70 Tie ooaferaos man
agumcnt aid not ~ such organizanoas-
T. s. RUsHoRx thought that a. the union had nj
elected delegates such proposition net advisable.
Rev. Dr. John KENNEDY arose End opposed dssolslAn
q Mig unioaaot However, Of the Uhitsd SsAtss-(AueA-
to~)-as the ministers of the Conference thanAfu
er the aid Of the aynea snd appealed V al to sustan
this UNION
EDwp DEcos Esq., said that with two such victories g
nc Anti Slavery Society had made day that that ergS
zatio. would be destroyed He, FOR sae was opposed y
preaching On Nc slavery doctrine sad was continued
No hynsn would feel At liberty u get up In meeting anA
saswer ne minister n TIE pulpit II was not IcnS age
nat the ssPreDe Court Of II the States had decided
At laynAn arsng IN such Z and speaking was
ussaed g that On the ground tina, when TIE minister
discussed pslisca question the meeting was no leassr
oesc6bre, N favsr a sustaning This union.
Rev g. g. GIBBERT urged this union 70 renew II sbssG
against change 4 the general rule that has ben
sdepaed.
OLIVER HoYT odd hat there have been false rspressas
tons on the subject from the other ctoa He believed
that change Of rule would be disastrous to eur Chueh
freo he AtaAte 70 the Pacific and that these fase &C.,
nens arc made 10 uphold Iheir sWa doctrines.
Several ctAer genuenea spoke epposton 70 The a.
sand.eat Of this meeting, whea they adjourned.
moerrow The elders and deac0ns Of this CenCegVaoo
vA % ordained N this church.
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Un1tca states District Court.
Before Hon. Judge Belts,

April A.-In tie Hotter Of Samuel Z. N1sssv-on he
application Of Mr. ]. O'Rourke, Marlor who d confined
as witness for the government, on q rule Of % eoo
was admitted to bail his own recognxancs Of 81 eoo
IMPORTANT DHCIsI0N-PowBR OF THE UNITED
STATES AUTHORITIES 10 RNPoRCE THE ATTEND
ANcE OF WITNESS BEFORE REFBREE.
N TIE Halter # Johw Pbwlr o. J. Kicker This ease
ARSE under oommsa lawsuit, pending In the ursuis
Court Of the United Saes and the course Of hear
ing before referee appointed between the parties sub
pom, was served under the seal Of the Court in behalf Of
the plaintiff directed TO the defendant commanding NJ
served By the United States Marsha The suspans
served ON the 1 es tender lazy
fees The defendant refused to obey, ana the
referee postponed the hearing Of the order to n
woke the aid Of the Court to enforce obedience 70 s pro-
cess The plaintiff In affidavit set forth the facts aaA
moved the Court for order that the defendant sAow
contempt In not obeyng the mandate. The defeadane
appeared and for cause up that he is party 70 -
Of the United States or The usage and prscic. q -
Courts or the principles Of the common law 10 10 oane1
~ witness in the cause.
morning biz Honor rendered the following deosa, whsh
put the practice of the Federal Osurss with regard = =
examination Of parties 70 suits on the same ground -
Bx1, Justice, said-In the case Of Mcneil ". Hss-
the saith section Of the Judiciary act Statutes q Large .
embraced within IL provisions the statutes Of tho sev
States. which provide rules OF evidence civil sa
in Sins VI. Henley e Howard, R. 81. This doctrine
now followed in this circuit In al Instances in csnmaa
law cases, where the statutes Of the State render ev
deacs, and which would be inadmssbe under the rulsa
Of common law within the State statutes be equal w
Or tributary to the Judiciary act The 390th section e
the Code provides that party 70 IN action may be
ained - witness ut the instance Of the adverse party,
or d any ono Of several adverse parties and for that p
pose, may be compelled IN the same manner, and sukjs
70 TIE same ruee Of exAuinson - any other wtaes -
son Suppoeing the referee in the present have
been legally constituted the defendant bound 70 sbeg
the subpoena, and the he offers Is pro
lection against the mandate Ar order against the dsfnA
ant for contempt may, accordingly, be entered nd
enforced against him. unless at the day appointed fer
the hearing before the referee, he appe&S there nd
submits himself 10 examination Is q witness.
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hnrortant, mean 10 be counted something in the
ter OIL OF man LUCY BARBOUR
r. s-Aiier finishing my letter, have been tod thst
there division o. opinion In city that caicula
ted TO DJsrc, N not entirely to fr,stxate scheme.
Now, this rs amentable. And while fully with
you that statue the most appropriate aad dsrabls
fer m we adopt 10 express gratitude 10 and cd
nsiratca OF Mr. Gay certSnly have NO pride Of sPA
ion on the subject and ready 70 co operate with ny
country women IN any plan they deem preferable,
vided II liz worthy OF the object
But really think they have not duly reflected tho
difficulty OF selecting library for man at his time Of
hfe indeed, may nationally suppose he Is already pro-
his taste. shall be almost tempted 10 believe In the
Agency OF demons II our intentions tbwaed by
cord for bad fondy hoped that the whig women OF
Virginia would be actuaod alone by q wish 70 express
their nse OF the IN justice that has been Of
her most patriotic sons hope you win be able 70 unite
the parties-for failure must be told in Gah lest
the sons ana Daughters OF demscracy should rejoice
Ine suggestion co0taned In this in reference statue
as inc ncst appropriate testimonial that could be offered
the result was the calling Of meeting OF vadies in the
rst ressy terrain canroh In this city, the 9th day Of
Ieesnber, ls44. Mrs. BeAianin Watkins Leigh ap
ponte~ Presidest and Mr. John aampden Peasants Sec
Rotary Inc meeting organized itself into association
called "The Virginia Association Of ladies' for Erecting
Staaue V Henry Cay," and adopted con sttut0n- Ia
pursuance OF this the ladies appointed Mrs Lucy Bar
bour Presideat Of the association Jshn Hanpde0 Plea
sasts Secretary, and VIM H. AacfarIsBd, Treasurer.
five gsutemea Tia work. having thus begun proceeded
fayoraby, and finally resulted in the production OF the
noble monument which was 10 day iaaugurAed In this
atty.
epleudd banquet in honor OF tho occasion will Come
a VI the Exchange Hotel this evening.
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Before Edward c. West, Surrogate.

THE WILL OF WILLIAM e. BUXTON.
This will was admitted to probate on Saturday, - Il
appeared In the HERALD Immediately after its presestasa
for that purpose Elizabeth Burton Of London, England
however, claims her OF the estate, but The
ecuors Of the will determined 10 contest her claims
appears that, after Mr.. Burton died. nephew or hi,
in this CITY, employed John Perry a. counsel - see jus
70 Elizabeth Burton Mr. Perry Immediately sent
the nephew 70 London communicate with the lady On
arriving there found that General Campbell the Ame
Consul at that port had made an arrangement VIII
the FIRST wife.
General Campbell has, 1t ID said, employed Mr. Charles
OCouor; and Mr. Dunning, that gentleman's partner
WILL and for that purpose read the power 81 attorney e.
ready mentioned.
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NEW YORK EAST CONFERENCE.
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STANFORD, Oean., Aprn IA, lSeo.
10 New York EAst ConfsrsHcs met again last evening,
y resolve statistical and other reports osacrriag ~
opened win singing and prayer, after which the Rev.
fiessAsr made few rsnaxks upon the otjsss Of the
needing
Rev. +. g. On HAs thsa read report Of the GsasrA
Ts0s ssceSy, Summing up he cash account fosvs-
AMsont receivea fsr books. .......s...... S583 30
-. Isoceps.: Il ,4o2 II
- Il WI %
Balsnce Of cash on hand. sssz "A
Dr.. CoGGswEL, Of the Providence Conference The. sd
dressed the asae0blAgs upoa the Advancement Of Tie
duties Il kast distributors and Methodist beck establish
e0is, feeling thankful that it, influence has been n
Widespread throughout tho communities Of our country
Rev. DR.. WEED upon being called upon, begged 70 DO
excused, when the
Rev. +. s. On HAss delivered N eloquent address In
ne absence Of Dr. Wburn tho crater Of the evening,
upon the sontemnaon Of sacriegious and the pronga
uos Of religious literature In the United States
4.
bws:Presdsnt, Rev. Chas Fletcher; Vice President,
Rev. II. Bares Corresponding Secretary, Rev. F. Do
Hass; RsssrdDg Secretary, Rev: J. Z Ssares; Trsa-
managers. The ssuaon then closed.
SATURDAYS SESSION.
This session was called 10 order u half past eight
tAe minutes o last meeting ths Resolution. deferred ffsS
yesterday, concerning the voting Of . member In this
Ceaferonce who has vetea In another Conference,
tAksn up sy the Rev Drs. CURRY and BAscs-the fer
nor appealing non the Affirmative decigion Of the
Biahop, the latter answering in return
Inc question was here dropped, and the Conference
proceeded y ballet for the three remaining delegates
No General Quadrennal Conference at Buffalo, which re-
suited - follows