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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02
Recall or General jose A. Paez.

Recall or General Jose A. Pasx.
The folio wing TRANSLATION Of Ietser addressed By
leading gentleman Of Caracas 70 the distinguished officer
named above Who resides among u.s. urging him 10
accept The recall Of the venexuean governmeni'-
To Hn ExuuIxcy Gn. PAz-
There moments In the lives Of nations when the
power q sympathy governs them with far strength
than either orce or authority Ia such poson a this
time veneyueia the ohpFing Of your bravery Of your
glory, and OF your martyrdom- BY the power Of her
strength and Authority she hes been enabled 10 conquer
rebellion, but she he's Do the power 10 queuch revolt
uonary epdencies IN The vapquiahsd--sbe nye b oaiy
snoshercd while the material n Of oombusubis . M.
ture that may burst into blass At any moment A
powerful influence, therefore, 10 required, which, while
calming tiss psrturbed spirit has, II the same time,
power 70 place then The Fosd which iesds 10 psacs
and concord Yours alone accomplish This snd TIN
truth Acknowledged by copqcrors and conquered An,
without distinction Of party, sex a. aee, have thef syeo
turned towards The broad Atlantis, looking for you. We
vast ycu want Jon 70 eve u.s. mot shaa psAos which
fellows IN the train OF victory for hs We already have,
but that peaos Ia hearts and homes which con caiy
be the result Of brcthsry conduct oome 70 ~, then,
General bring with you that great solve brasch'
Of which vsnexueh 20 greatly In need today, md
which your alone has power 70 WELD. All, al, WI
gladly accept H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

Proceedings Of the Charleston Convsn-
tfen-The Great Prize Fight I'm Nag
land-The WIZ Poisoning Case In, New
Jersey-Horrors OF tho Coolfe TraAe-
City News-Market Rep0rts, 80.
Tho FAMILY HERALD In its issue Of TO day "Wednesday
win contain report Of the proceedings Of the National
Democratic Convention at present in session At Charles
ton s. CT Graphic Account Of tn Ne 'ent Prize Fight
for the Championship In England, Our Own Cores
pondent, with stirring desert Of tho Same cveni
from the london Tines full report Of the Trial Of the
Rev J. s. Harden At Bevidere, N. j., Charged with
Poisoning HIS Wife; Letter from the Allied Commanders
In China Descriptive Of tho Horrors Of the Coohe Trade
Report Of the Troubles in the Rev. DR.. CAeevsr'i
Church; All the Local News Of New York and Vicinity
Of Importance Reports Of the Cattle, Provision and Money
Markets. and Ill Interesting news matters Of the preoed
ing week.
TExxs-$2 year; four cents single COPY. SubsoSip
tons received Of the Office, northwest corner Of Faltos
and Nassau streets, New York Snse copies for sale u
the counter and by all agents Advertisements In.
serted Ut ne usual HERALD rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

Bowsr. On Taesday, April 8, AsGEIIsa MoSruroRz
BowEY. wife Of J. McKim Bowey Esq, of q daughter
st. Albaas, w. papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

"a noyai Havana Lottsry.-Nos. $3.50,
.stsD 1it 1891 drew the ave espiAi prizes Ia tbs
OF Apri ~ 1880 Crsusrr ssnt nee Of eIpenss By
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

ARRIVALS.
BnrHsS-stes msAip New yovk-Ms Won Aneelrah =
yech.sberr ssd LADY. NM Aiborn family. and ssrvass;
DKrARTuREs.
Iypnroot-sea1eA,p porth Anevtekn. fro~ Pouand-
John 2hns q HsIiuos, ~ yerdhslme. ~ tsdE -
.cgrh Mter Rcbsrspn, MI lr.lly, Jase Br.dg -
chnd, Ocbess. Last, Cept y svap, NJ iAmbsn yas
Carhe nr Carke and ehrd Jansp CnFka Jr u1a ClAske
srss x.s .eSss rsZ m s R:s,s SsG III "a
,.o shndssa john $500 Aiha, 2 HsTs, Msn,s
FARRELL Pa Mssses xss long. m. Ssry ioss Goonse,
ss.. ~ - t.ss. ETY. u Hs.sssa NJ sssslss
Nh cuslA~, L wnks, And Jobs fAcssiDs. fssi, a.
Eos.ots, &c-esssuak1n 1s1sstown-Q Robb4ss 0nbers
Why, kul1Das 1hayex Nor>h Thayer rrassr, King
nks tavsupcrA Noe6seek. CAp4J HnD. John Bc1nc4
chAsks Be1es, AbanQ HaksA Nh Hyatt Re4.qy0 ed
lady Haven. a W ra.gA u okeefs, \ cnas1lsr Mel.
fasle, foioes. JoSs DusAs-ssi 3 : . 1880
TO ARRIVE.
rnv CpfpArs -0eaMGn1D CAAavtA-H Goutenhonw, NJ
essey and ady, nrs psvs - dA.ek6w, . yona sed
CsrhwAas nsy Q ncZ.ssss hv 1unn, ~ q Bss..
s~ s .. ~ ~, :, y Al. HI' :z2
tvc shn6rvn. ~ ssrvSeA - MSSnV&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

Ss ckdrsn isshpe VIA never fniIiss susss neNaf In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

Drawings AZ Francs, BroxoDSnts & Co.'s
Delaware LotserseS-
bUssEx CorSry-CtAu lo4 Mar l. lsso.
-, l6. rs, %, So, 2s, "a, II, 7, 80, SO, II, 81.
CoEsotipArrD IOf7nr-OLAN IS Mar 1857
81, 40. As, AZ IL. Gs, 3. 8, 8, rs, IL, 81.
FRANCE BROADBKNrs 40,
MAnsgdp WILMINGTON Delaware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

0mcfal Drawings Of Hodges, Davis &
Co.'S Consolidated lOsssrsss Of 0ecEA:..
CLAN SIS. ArRn 30, 1850.
81, So, SO, 50, 80, IS, Ga, 8, "a, Q, 10, "a.
CLAss SIC, MAr l. 1890
50, %, 10, So 20, 40, IL, 81, IS, a, So, 20, 49,
Prizes csshsd n SO Broadway. Cireulass ssu frss
noD0Ks, DAVIS Co,
0corra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

rtsA-WO0D. EDDY CO., Managers II tAs
DraLxAs. ..Hrrcxr AEs .r,cu., STAY. isT.arn.
II, 40, 70, 8, IL, AZ, so, 18, 2, 40. So, 80, 46.
DHAwARn-Clan Ne 30s. Mar ], lSoo.
60, IS, %, As, IL, II, AZ, !, 20, 40, 4s, 81, 23.
CBsularu esnt free Of charge BIZ ad1reaslng
WOOD; EDPI GO. Wn.l.S.o.. ps.Aw.rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

clay vrssi snd nd b. IN p~s; .fAAis osgoess for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

Havana ssgar: and ylr6in!e Tobacco,
covpsr Of Mai6su lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

whites asensatfon0 Dress HAT, sprfng
ssyls WHITE, hsisss, ne Broadway ovpo~is n Psui's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

Holloway's Palls.-Blood II the Nutrisgon
OF life; purity depends hs ssAta Of IL bsslA. fbess
Pns erceedpsy eacous for psrfyns she blood Of AL
scrofulous humors which eseender disease.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

Trusses.-Dr. Marsh Continues % Apply
~ radical Truss VIII - treatment o. ber.i
Trusses euppctsv, Shoulder bsesA sunpsusy BaadAgss
sin eaSs aosngs Bess bahfuG Trsea ~ ell surfeAi
sppassss ssAsnf6sal1 applsd lady IN asssdaass ~
i,1aIs dspsrnent No aVssy sss Aaos Houss. opposss
~ Fsuis churuA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

HerrfDs's Patent Champion Fire ana
eursss rroof ssfss 81 BrcAAvsy corner Of Mssy sss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

BsastifsI CsmPIsxisn.-Lafrd's Liquid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

Keenan,, the champion OF the world,
rNudsA OF he rghta BY ruaoe-speo repovby Mr.. Whes
and Ceusnr es< othev rcpos uo Bes LIE, SPORTING Ife
and Los6cs uswn ed Interesting pax3cuaru In u
regular edition Of wukes' bpkA Eow sut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

Buliards.--Basafbrd's Sales, Playing
Hoous lse yuscn Ann srsss; 30 <d raises, Court asd
Roman aResfs brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

willfamson's Breohlyn Exhsbitasa Of
gpsrs rhasoCsSes rss y - pusio. above auDsnss'ss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02
Police TnteIlfgence.

BuAGrAnp AND ARRnnB Thomas Harris wM brought
before Justice Kelly charge Of having burgiarousiy
entered The dwelling house Of Margaret Bcnns No 100
Ninth avsaus, with felonious intent The prisonsr sp
pears Obtained entrance 70 Msrsarets apartment By
means OF false keys and was In the act Of packing up
some dry goods, whom the good woman bounced into the
the accused for examinations. william r. corkin recently
clerk ii Evans gin book Store, No ST. Broadway,
me accused sppeArs, sscreted himself in the cellar
OF The premises during The day tne, and when
nlshi came ana TIE store was shu, up he
Of the premises by removing the register and crawling
through the aperture Amer removing small change
break into NE show cass and took thsrsrom about
worth at Jswsiry With which be managed 70 esoAps rhe
ns, aA{ ss P'ssr Y'SsS Ss $1,000; q Tie surs.
but the latter became rghtsned st she should RI her,
SELF Into trouble, and handed The property over 70 the
bong brought into court yesterday he freely confessed
his guilt fhs prisoner committed for examination.
swuptre ON AsxAiI scAiaL-Jervs d. Cook o young
man, about twenty years Of age, recently In The employ
Of Peter K Deyo, Of No. Beskman street, wAs taken
into custody BY officers Nivsns and Nsxmauroe, Of The
second precncs charge of sw,ndling several down
town merchants. o., q snS sum: q money 10 each
went out around the city among Mr.. Deyos business &c
quaintapces and borrowed the money In question 10 the
% ss% 10 DO aossrs RAN o. ylor a1oshsr. libby,
l. A. Osborne and Joseph b. west were among the nun,
Der OF The prsoners victims About forty pcrscns IN all
were subjected 10 this system OF petty swindng Cook
Was committed for examination By Justice Welsh.
THE rnm oy hAy.--For moving day, yesterdays vea-
tier was most unfavorablc The rain fell about the mid
die Of The day Just Of the busiest period Of operations
among The movers, who, nevertheless turned out in
great numbers The moving did MOI appear 70 be %
general previous years and the spectacle q carts
loaded with furniture, &c driving through The stress,
consequently NOT very frequent me rush Of the
movers seemed 10 have been altogether IN an uptown
dirsctou caused no doubt BY The extovsonass rents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

B0atsy-InQersoll's New Metallic Lsfe
Bos snk hundred wooden BoAAu II al knda The
rxss and sAsApsa ssssbsAnsai N As world IS sad IA
oputh Unfool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

wheeler = wfsss~'s sewing mschines.
ons ~ nrcs1vsy, New fork-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

Baryy's rr1csphsrous ~ the Best ana
shsapem er1pie fos dresng beAunyns. saanans euyng
prsssrvns asd rssaoring u hAk La<sa ~ 4 - By n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

Cristadsro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pes -fbs - N worid Wholesale retail, and Tie
dys privsssiy sppiis6- No. Aaor Houss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

1nD ..ISHn AND AS asss Al AID bHsx BS IA
BkbwN AND PALE SHERRY, AHD MADEIRA AND
MALAoA wrnns, 10 bonA
BUkDETT, JOHNS 90. viii ssl on FrtdAy Nay 4 1880,
u II O'Clock, .sAin The ssors ioe Wal srss Pc ss.gs
IN bos1, go packages OArd Dupuy Co q riDet Co
tlIon % brandy. vintage Of 1873 and 1850 SO tackagss
sown asd PEE shsrry ns psokaS. nsdaara wiss osaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

NHRyoUB DKBfLTTY-L0CAL AND 0nNuBAI-sUs
IN origin, Unptouns and sxrsWe eAli stsun0su e -
srt.i.At.( nsalid, y An essrsly nsy, csfs - -
pen Of kuiy scientific surgeon OF ss1aSiksx rsSu1s ~
his CITY, and dkccees prseJeA pformasD. a ~ AsaV
tarest 70 Ne premasarSay dsbnnAtsd whsAer
VS. ysscs esn.os ss os.insd f,cN az 90 ssapf
IDHo, n sad An svsss new YosS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

CAs FIXTURES AND FrrTING
" NO 7T BROADWAY. NO. 7N,
Tia largest and best seleosd sssomoatof GAS rixfun
and F1kkCH BR0NZkS In IL city for salA aA>yegY ~
sTIPHBN PHILBrN 7o7 BROADWAY
Between Washington place and Fourth aroos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

=
9: - sss: y sssss = sSy':!.ys -
8. 'aas os Sass . s;as lao asv: IN: -. sss
give -' A''. as.is DAY. o~s.aS .r...
Daniel II. Bsrdett, Asctfsnssr.
Gs 90 S.6 a 2sb Ss.. sG G0s
S0rr AND I Az :H VIII. *, ss.l s.D.A AND
!Ss g :s. 81 Is :: W: I:. ~
go: q 49,: s: !: s: J
Ladies' Dress Nssette Trinmings, Ne
Fsisos szss. BrOetiyn.
Boats.-Ingersoll's New Metallic Lsse
Boa. "a 80 oss hasdrss .ssSss scs q ~ ssd. = y
Dtsfuway & Sons
ovxa7HbHo oKAsDs AND eogt.. rIANoa
williamsen's Brsehly> Exhsbisis. OF
crs,s rsssgsss' n's I" - V.sh'' above sn~'-s''.'
.::1ss.s s; = Ss.:s:s: q s Ss.: :.s
niiardsy--Bassford's sales, PlayinS
Rsosn sResa, brookiyn.
Cristaasro's Hair Dys, wigs and Teu-
e: vI1,. - :vsss ~ "a sca. enc '''' and ne
Bsastifsl CsmpIsxIsn.-Lafrd's Liquid
Ssss h. N: s e. rs,:s = :' for '
Geo. d. sioat 4 Co.'S cslsbrassd EIlsptic
Lsss saeh and ssutie Sewing naeAise O. H. oordISs go
-
grs.s.vins "a rs.aosiss q ~ Ls>s. syh ~ b. n
Holloway's pills. -Blood II the Nutrftson
scrofuious Sanors Sseh ssssndsr dlsssss
Hin's HAIR Dys, 30 Csnss.-Dspst I bar
sAy vxsst and sod By ~ pE~s; ~ .fAhis ossoeas for
whites "sensssfcn- Dress HAT, spring
s.yys WHITE Aaisss, ne Broadway cvpo~is q. rsui's
Mr.; :s w,.: =: -. s.ssn,ns z vy M
= ss:: e ,:s S Ss,, ,s, . enc. s. s:f
Havana segars and -vlrainIa Tobacco,
s g :ss. q x Gs;.I f... JAM" sAD'" " A''
- rdls.! suss iruss xsA suess q ss.s.sni q s:.s
rrusa euppgters esouAsr bvssSA eu1psnsy BeadAgss,
: IN :: ss Yen: sss r, - = 80:
is.as department. No avssay srss As~ Houss. opposs
81 Fsufs churuA.
Keenan,, the champion OF the World,
the 6 HAyera he winner Of M ~ AougA a.
irssds1 q .eSis b. rus.es-spss.. r.eeE * VINE
and Ceusw es< othev repovs o1 Bes ne SPORTING Ixe
regular edi1on Of wines BpkA Eow cut
sprfng Medicine and Stomach Tonic
GRknfn .Gi.ADDInor Ola HoIissA ON. highly rescu-
fr sssS y sspc q cors,ssa, sr.ss ny.
Batehe1ox's Hair Dye, wig and Toupee
rscto<y, Bond Nres -rvNAe e~krNnoe tor nfAs II dys
appted b ~ akynsA roc1A
wnssier = wfses~'s sewing Hsrhines.
onss ~ nrosfvsy, New tors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02
A BRILLIANT STORY,
MRS sourHwoRrH.
WILL n C0nnKEcRD ~.
TAR NkXT NUhhEA

THE NKW YORK LED2ER
The remAxkAbe fertility OF Mrs. Sonth wogths Reniuo Z
evident from the fact thai her the spNrw
and novel whch she written II unfolds OrAsGD
ADD thrilling Incidents Of he ls Of nobls Busish iady "
q one Who should have protested Y hepIes innsss.a
when ssrsssly sssusa surosity rssdsr and r
tAps unnaGghg nicressin he nArsuvs bsraae
10 The end
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

BnRrsS-stee msAip New yovh-Mr Won Anselyah =
yech.sberx ssd lady. M Aiborn family. and ssrvAns;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

BOOT AND sBoE PoLHH-
soh sveryvhsre JAPANESE POLISH co.
Ne 81 BroooA street. one door vsa Il BssaAwSGL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

between He<nan and Morriasey q Long Point, and n
'ssw s;ys H.. :. e. sass sssts, =
usring AMT much 10 hn ssysvs In ths faos, for
Shaa's - hare plsoe Of ssons.
sAyen brenda dessrminsd % deprive hsn Of n Before
the nea got 70 their cornsrs amer the thirty seventh
.ss % rs d. '1 po ns eSo SsS Ssss
quietly looking for more tBan IN hour rushed n. me
rsics ect up, ordering shs Issve the ring. But
shsrp srensns.s Asensn ros ssyer, heed under h arm,
where be wss pounding him after The manner Of Tom
nJ. o. s.ysrs pa s and Kicked and sscs
him The next three rouDcs Keenan, vent up and dared
his man 70 come out and eight, knocking him down on
ssoond round sayers Was unusbe 70 rise from Harry
Brunto1s knee Keenan, walked up aud asked his
seconds tbey would thro. up the sponge Insy replied
uGsr ss one blow knocking down Jim walsh and 81 the
nsn apssuinE Brunson and ssyers, then suaehienins
Macdonald and cuaack Cos hin away when aer calling
NE crosd to witness that be wa the vinper o the nsht
~ -, ,Ss ~ rssnsE ,'s an sn who sd
have been Win him much Of the ssms spoe. He was
slncss - strong vbes me nshs ended = when com
ped rv, s.d y AZ sssse~ o. Jaai xesaoselds ooai
agM ts~a = soceto~ sAyers vas whipped on
=: .s . M r .ss s.s s1 -. % sr
HeenAn would have len him scnssls and out Of time on
The thirty eighth rcund rnoss who had bet u AsavI
stopped ne fuss about poisoe was an sr Ausss~p, q
a. rc,soe Nod BEEN ters fro TIE aa- tight vas never
Won saIrer and every fsir minded vi sckno
~ snid thai the referee was brIbcd n icave tks
ring sAyers claims draw, on The sronnd NJ tbs
rounds fcushi After The rsfsrs. len were les.L ms
q mean and scurvey cocge You pat down Keenan, =
ChAmpsoa Of England, and he n not nov. he win BE-
for he ready 70 light sAysrs again and give him another
one Who saw the eehs knows that Keenan, could XII
Bayep In nfses minuss, they should nehi within day
o. two. But nay b that the umpree WIN give him M
Victory he HIS Won. We shall sse Meanwhile there
- be meeting - Brighton W morrow 70 ssas vhAs VIII
TIE LATE yTGHT FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP
prom NJ London nnss, April la1
u Ne account which appssrsd N cur coomns thil
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-07-17
How Men Grow.

Henry Ward Beecher thus tells: Even
in the darkest cellar, when spring comes,
the tuber will sprout. No rains help it.
and no sunlight; yet it will waste its
very life in shooting forth long and etio-
lated stems, and reach toward any chink
or crevice through which the faintest
gleam may come. But so little light as
that makes growth to be exhaustion. And
such are men grown in the darkness and
dungeons of oppression while free
man with all the circumstances and op.
portunitv Of admirable liberty, resem
bles our own New England pine, that
asks not richness of soil. that grows from
among the rocks. and clothes the granite
hills, and feeds abundanlly even in the
very sands-whose leaf never wthers.
and is as green in the winter as in the
summer. Behold it. standing on the
mountain top, and singing with every
branch when the summer winds sigh
through it; and even in the direst ex.
tremity Of winter bearing up the cold
SHOWS upon its tufted branches as the
warrior carries the white plume upon his
head. And such is the man full grown
and strong in the nourishing air Of lib
erty.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-07-17
Ex- Gov. REEpER recently visited Kan

Ex-Gov. REEDER recently visited Kan
sas, and in public address at Lawrence,
spoke as follows of STEPHEN A. DouG
LAS: He said that previous to Mr.. Doug
lass celebrated Kansas report, SO full OF
all manner Of slauder and falsehood
against the people Of Kanses. he (Gov.
Reeder) being still connected with the
Democratic party. had visited Washing
ton. and at Douglass request. had met
him. and had several long interviews
with him, and fully posted him in re-
gard to the actual facts of the Kansas
difficulties. Other gentlemen from Kan
sas. acquaintances Of Mr. Douglas. had
done same. so that he perfectly under
stood the true stale of the case. Under
these circumstances. Gov. Reeder said
that he looked with great interest for Mr..
Douglas report, anticipating that he
would do justice to the Free State peo-
pie. Judge then, of his surprise. when.
upon taking it up. he found ii filled with
the grossest assaults and ISLANDERS upon
them, the facts Of the case entirely sup
pressed or misrepresented. aud the whole
report burden of fallacy and deceit
81 threw il from me in disgust" said
the Governor, and from that day forward
have had no confidence whatever in the
honesty or sincerity of Stephen A. Doug
las"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-07-17
Gov. kirkWOodss Circular.


Gov kIRKwooD. Of this State. has is.
sued the following circular to County
Judges and others
Iowa CIrY, Iowa. June 90. 1860.
SIR Many Of our people entertain
great fears that the cattle disease now do
ing so much damage in some Of our
Eastern States will be brought into this
State. The introduction of that disease
here would be a great calamity. and ]
take the liberty Of directing your atten'
ton to the matter, with the view thai
steps may be taken for our protection
Permit me to suggest
lst-That in case Fair be held in
your county during the coming fall. tha
all cattle outside our own State be rigor.
ously excluded.
ed--That you call, at once. public
meetings in different parts Of your coun'
ty. at which the danger TO be apprehend
ed be fully explained. and the people
urged TO organize measures Of preven'
ton.
That efficient measures be taken &c
learn. at all ferries and other points il
your county. at which cattle may be in
troduced from other States. the place:
from which such cattle have been brough
the probability Of their being diseased
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-07-17

The Spirit of the Times is Justly en-
thusiastic over the famous horses of Mr.
Robert Bonner. editor of the New York
Ledger. He has steeds," says The
Spirit. which Phaton might have en-
We'd. viz: Lantern, Lady Woodruff. and
the Flatbush mare. Lantern and the
Flatbush mare, taken all in all-speed,
beauty. docility in harness, and exact re-
semblance-are justly esteemed the finest
team in the world Both have long tails,
both have white faces, and are so marked
that to the common observer, they look,
when harnessed together. exactly alike.
These twins" trot together without a
break, with the precision of beautiful
machinery and have accomplished uu.
paralleled speed attached to a common
road wagon, which, We are informed. is
used by Mr.. Bonner in his every day
driving. Hiram Woodruff, VIM. Whee.
Ian. Hoagland, and others Of the best au.
thorities, assert that the Bonner team can
beat any other horses that can be brought
together-Tacony. Flora Temple, and
kindred stars OF the first magnitude in
cluded in the category.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-07-17

see her by looking through his knees
" Now" said she, brace yourself well
for l shall hit you so hard and so rapidly
with these balls of fresh butter that ]
shall knock that bone clear out on the
hearth J" and she Immediately commenc.
ed the bombardment. The novelty, the
mode. and the suddenness of the attack
produced a fit of laughter, accompanied
with coughing. SO violent that, aided by
his position, his head the lowest, he threw
the bone out upon the hearth. Picking
it up, she remarked, There, knew |
could get it out without half trying
and so could these doctors if they had
had common sense. ~ Y News.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-07-17
and the point to which they are to be

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taken.
4th-That if there should be reason to
believe that such cattle are diseased, ev-
cry lawful means should be taken to send
them at once out of the State; and in
all cases that information be promptly
forwarded to the County Judge or some
other suitable person in each county OF
the State to which cattle from other States
are about being taken.
The existence of this disease in the
Eastern States was not known at the last
session of our General Assembly, for
which reason no laws were passed or ap-
preparations made specially for this OBJ
ject but as every individual in the State
is deeply interested in protecting one OF
the great sources Of our wealth. it is but
reasonable to hope that every one will
willingly assume his proper share of the
labor and expense necessary TO that end.
Please inform me as often as convent
ent what is being done in your county. in
this matter, and especially desire that
in case the disease makes its appearance
in your county, you will promptly advise
me of the fact.
would also suggest that you at once
confer personally with the officers of Rail-
road companies and the owners of ferries
in your county on this subject.
Very respectfully,
SAMUEL j. KIRKWOOD.