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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-02-06
FIN X l. Il & L Y 0 N
SEWING.M ACHlNE co.
Branch Office, 102 Lake Street |
Chicago, Ill. !

u3lR he rurposc "a fac litating the Sewtng
4 Wo.b;ne Trade in tho West, C FINKLE
y iva. SEWING MACinnE Co have opened
a n.rn,lnent Onic ia Chicago, No 1902 Lake
Street, (irst floor)
r,,,,,,,,, charges for freight Naciincs from New
yor 10 this place win b" added to me Nc" YORK p[ets
In every other respect the business OF inc a. n
M h dcre on the same terms as at the parent once III
New York. ,,,,os ,;,, all the late improve
l. olrranv In the Chicago Office aud all orders Tor
isi,cs md sewing Machine Findings will DC promptly
hled w .,., With the Fintle & Lyon
To parties i No. csrrfu rerusal of the Companys
s - s,r,aliy commended. lhis Cl;c';! can oi
hsd on application It Is very ,Td With much care
,d We will abide by all statements therein inhhe: ~
al" w., ,in, brief quotation is charac r''!c OF INC en-
te Wchne better adapted than any other sGNlng
uach,na in uar;et TO the frequent chanEvs e wv T. Iii
.nJass variety OF sewing required IN fanny ,' ,,"'t
seann,nn and ma e every stitch perfect WI ~ .,
the hn gahhs 10 Nout CHANGING the feed needle or
tension making any adin"tme". NJ he most Difficult,
u th sw,ng Machine art It was no ordinary IT.
POM Ill I noIiv can we now say, ''No other Machine
compares with it in this respe taE~n the highest pre-
oi rSanryer tho Machine has been rropsry s%nea
in competition with other ,o rl,owinc guaran.
nehoS i've warran. every Machine We sGl TO ave
urrrpp satisfaction than nN other Ne"lnE Mnrbina on
kct or money re'' ny il as reliable az the note
-, u;nesa man IN the land For more n''i " o,n
hnvs we relied upon such facts Tor 'ho ent In the
s,d there Is scarcely aneighhonrhoHa On VIC We prcfer
where the Machine is no, fav"rany .staiknq points
s", ,h ~ ,achncal,v called In the trace lii ON
maze h. one Wind of stitch, VIZ, the o hrad Of other
both sides. requiring only ons-''''N ''0
kinds Of stitches. . ,,r,,,,,
Nm Locs, Agents wanted in every county '''
on, the West. Special Inducements 1o
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-02-06
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the oo-aart'
~ nership heretofore existing under the
name m style Of Vehe Il White, is this day
desolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted to the said Arm by note or book
account are requested to cal and settle BY
the 10th Of January 1863, or costs ~iI' 8.
made. -sta Eell .3 uga
All the debts Of said firm will be paid BY
Peter veiic, to whom, MI payments must DO
made. a8 80 3sa SIS 41
Dated. Foreston, Iowa Dec 3, 1863.
PETER VEIIE. EV. WHITE.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-02-06
WATCHES & JEWELRY !!
nAey3m6l

Of the Richest g. most Fashionable faueTnS'
o,,rsrp At RETAIL AT wfoLEsALs PRicEs Il
1u@ur uuRBARD BROS. Nos. G5 & g.
N,a.,u SrprFT. NEw-YoRK. Nnn"fac-
rs, M Jonnr,ers Of all the Leading, Rich and most pop
10, atv,ss Of " hrcHEa and JEwERY heinz oett'a r.
'I I,roo sirg their RusneRs unlimited extent Ier
@ n',nr elovan, Ornaments the unsurpassed 10"
pricea following: E,,4;n d,
,t,a ar adx's or ,entiarnan's witch IN one !:
the rrrlaa, most con,cnicr. and cheapeS' ""t'h ~ NV
world Imitation gold effected ~ a,. n't h t. doe.
NJ. c,s one. third as much Price only s3s' Hs'a'' "
from wv, "~'' Tow,os;,;on CoSod Lpp"rs. I'm
u,h ,nor,rc,turs Movement capped and fn'l jeW'i"
r' .acnnda ,nl the newest improvements Heavy
caaed and 5000 Imitation soA. Price only sl9' he''''s
nj from $40 to 500
Hunting Com ros''io" rased Armu Ha'r''
p;,,, on,-ov.a ewelsd and fancy works unsnfnhs.,
for suffers Traders, etc Price go ''''1''' ~
rrcs, v.rre,v of other N>Ar cnEs, at low prices.
IoH;es' Sets Of Ero""i IN NHr ''o v" ~
CORRESPOND Imitation cntcT Coro an Esad cntsiq
y, S"r ass. "a, pretty ornament. handsomely mount
e' E :s Tea Choins. Par's"n. an
,sasr, naneyn only 81 The Denotsc, very heavy, 70
P;urs Pin only 75c Scroll. very rret
~. cha.ea, neat pattern, 81. Seal s's"e'' a.
Imitation Diamond 50 <, co,
.,,ed. new and very handsome pattern sIV' D'''''
oh, snd or With stones, LID. .,l
VIZ Posnm S,uIs a variety of rev ana
-ssh,on,.,. designs, per set, si,!S
R,so,n 4. scar Plus - Leaf. with Opal ana
ys,cy stones, go 1ai.a,on Diamond, $50 g.,
oekots-Donh'p Glass, richly engraFf'', NJ
Persons wishing the above, have only 70 ae',
II, Co r,c,.,ere1 letter TO address ana the 'r,tt
~, he ssnt Nv return Of mail, free OF expense ~
,nrs "a the syosan. oftw~lve dollars and mnWara1 W. ~
, Nv 10 any part Of the loyal States WIN ,'
vah to the Express Company, when the goods arc 'e
i~orcd. 49,. ,,-,,,,,,r, the
$50 rbo xr,sh . make money RAPIDLY. VII 90 wen W
..; o., ,nsI,mo catalogue we furnish the most sne
-. III; ct at prices unsurpassed ~ my M npoS
Nos Sc T. ST Nassau. near John Street.
,,srama, NEw-Yo"K Cry,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-02-06

a FEW copies of iDa Vinci's
"A great painting "The Last
may be OBJ aimed at this
Office. This is one Of tho finest
pictures ever executed: Price 92.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-02-06
The Empire Sewing Machine is ex'
emp4 from all these objections. .

IHI ENlpiiC, aCHlHS HdVlll0 10 IA
emp' from all these objections.
1t has a strarht needle porrendicnlar ac-
| ton MAX the LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH,
which will neither RIP nor RAvEI~ and is
alike on no h sides performs perfect sewing
on every description of ma 'erinl, frF m Leath-
err t, the finest Nansook Muslin. with cotton,
linen or silk thread, from the cnarsest to the
finest number -'-.T ... ...s #~ stT
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL. and
the least possible friction, it runs as smooth
az glass, andis f . .
ALPHABETICALLY A NOISLESS MA
s.-'. '-.-.-- CHINE. sa. IS . --.@..: .
It requires FIFTY PER CENT less power to
drive it than any ether Machine in market.
a girl Of twelve years OF age can work it
steadily, without fatigue Or injury to health.
lts strength and Wonderfuj Simplicity Of
construction render it almost impossible to
get on Of order. an9 is guaranteed by the csm-
pany to give entire satisfaction.
respectfully invite all those who may
desire to SIMPLY themselves witt, superior
article, to call and examine this uNRlAvLED
MACHINE. = sg..s.s-.-.
BntGin amrej especial manner do we solic'
it the patronage Of = y
NERcIfA IT r AlLoRs, DREss MAKERS,
C0Acn MAKERS. as, rossrt Makers.
HooP2SK1nr- MANUrAc GAITER FILTERS,
. i-yh.- Frs s4.~argI SHOE BINDERS, K
SHIRT and Bosom Makers ..... -,..,
VEST and PANTATOGN MAKERS.
No. Religious and Charitable Institutions
will bcliberaly dealt with. . ...o. ... .,.s.
A.. PRICE Or MACHINE COMPLETE:
j. No. |, or Family Machine. $45 90, No 2
Small sized Manufacturing 500 co., No. 8
Large size Manufacturing, S75 co. s ...
Cabinets iiirevery Variety. 81
We want Agents for all towns in the Uni
ted States. where agencies are not already
estah ished. to whom liberal discount will
be given. but We make no consiguments. j.
.a IT,. McARTHUR, s. Co, Inlo6l
5IO Broadway, New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-02-06
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN I
s E WING M AC HINES
SALESROOM, SO BROADWAY

IN w oEAkA a..
THIS Machine is constructed on an entirely
new principle Of mechanism possessing many
rare ard valuable improvement, having been
examined by the most profound experts, and
pronounced to he SIMPLICITY ana PER.
FICTION COMBINED f,.-.~ =, -..l er-,. ss .,
This following are principal objections
urged against Sewing Machines :: .s..s n A.
Excessive fatigue to a. Incapacity to sew
tho operator. .-.F every description Of
Liability to get out material. q
of order p '. | -Disagreeablc noise
3.-Expense, trouble while in operation.
and loss of time in re- :.-9s. Sd" ..",s.-.a
pairing '&.' .~'"'- '. ..' '' -.s .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-26

private letter makes the following suggestion in
relation to tho proposed work Of Mr. Moore, for
which, we understand, he is rapidly gathering ma
teriA:
Inotce that the editor Of the Rebellion Record Mr
Moore IL preparng popular record Of all the soldiers and
sailors who are engaged IN the dsenss OF the country
against the outrageous Ssces.oni'ts ~erk Of thus ehaIs
be Of value 10 the future well o. VI the
present tine As mass Of evidences" for those who live
through this to, s value cannot be overe.msted twil
many the only evidence By which pension can
be obtained ,.,.,
IL 10 important therefore that Mr. Moore should obtain hs
full name. Of each every soldier end sailor occupying
pace his work Had you net better suggest ths idea 70
the pubc I'M sure all the newspspeIs In she county rl
follow your example Il Is bat LeI duty 70 those who are
bshns her battles to DO something In acknowledgment OF
their bravery and for their memory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-26
Passengers Sailed

In seam,stp Ttstcnia, for Southampton and Hasea,9-
Mis-. Msrdewell Hsmburgi Mrs. W4nds, Louise seh.aeI'
Bostoni A. wsndt, ny; 4 iiaItm,nn, CRUDE, G ksai'
mann Emil Lomer M Lsprser Charlie. Stern, Je.n LsVs.
Alois BuesAnaky Antoine Msgr w: Locsan. Newfsrf T.
OiId and child, Mrs Colne San francisco Jotsgh Lus
Nisoon,in; Otto MHtsclechncr, CEieagc Capt Joar A.
Void INinoi.i msI Hsuweg Iowa. Jos Efwsti Mrs
Hes,s Mr Heos WiamsburSh. aud others ID tho sseersse
-Totsl ca -,
In a.an.Sip CRY Of Batrort 70, Qsstnnon end Litu'
poal-Cashsrins Mckay, Mira Lohmsn and two daughters
Goo Darlington Alfred Bennett heT John Conroy' W, -
Cor.on b. Il Howell; Gen. J. German, u b. A. JOIN II
Mclean Wa Nickel w. T. Csk AID others In the steer
age ,r.pt
Mr.. Capt. Mason Mrs. II. OIsy. Mn Lieu; J hios''
Chas Lcpnit,. Mr. Chss G. Welk. Fuacis Estehsr Mr.,
Msj J. ID. Drew. M, Col o. T. ssePer Mri Brdse' bs.
AMI infrt Mf j. Pimpten, Mira RASdleti aud child
Mr.. J. d. Flanders Mrs. Il =. CLARK. Mis H. Libes{ 4:
b. Esler W A. Ei,b.ll Jar A Strong, MIR, Dr John bss
Arthur CoOp,r, CEns Risy &. y Below. w II Beard, 4
H. Vsoe. IT, Maj g. q. Staples Mr.. Staples Frsns stapl ..
Mai q. Pomroy, w. T.. Hudson, Ed l. ko.es hal JosS
M BortrAm Nr. =. A. E-wton snd son. J. w Brown. j
o. Hus.e; Mira l. D. Parkinson, servant snd two chi
~ W Besrs Goo w. hunihy, SAMUEL III Aamby, A. Cri'
tAdoro Mrt Albert Wdt Andtwo children, w A. Holme.
O. NJ. Sherman ) Bal. 10. Noron. IL D. HA.lsy pr; x
L. Taylor h. n BsrssT Dan Staples, FfaGs y Bnsh Geo
smith. Il o. shiPm.n HoI.e. H.r, l. si@on, ~ si%ss
w. Cheney Dr.. J. Ware. E. D. Jackson. Ara NJ W. khode
/ and son, Ms. A Q. Manning. q. 7. roshuns-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy Of Music

w. ,,v. ,tin 70 record the temporary closed &C.
W. s Academy Of Music. What the war he's
~, Sssn able to effect, namely to put ban on 'ne
no,taIs Of the muse single case Of h0arsenHss,
sSst of lie . tenor signor BrsnG has been sS,
csi,ve for it is owing to his indiSPo'''ion ,hs'
w. ,iabts have fed, and the garlands are dead IN
Irv;ng place. Time ard tho faculty, we trust WIZ
50 mend matters that the interdict will be removed
and the opera once more resume lis sweet potency
Concerts arc also reduced in size and nu'nper; anu
10. the expectant theory must be adopted in re-
.srd 70 them. One is promised for tomorrow night
=, the BROOKLYN Academy-by Mr.. HelmSmuller's
band. We have great novelties offered.
The extraordinary success Of Miss Adelina Patti
=, Paris still continues. Paris journals have won
dersd how abe acquired her style and method in
the United States. This is not tho fret wonder
which hiss been expressed on what can be done In
tbs country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-26
Theaters, go.

The engagement of Miss Bateman OF Nloio
Garden has opened even more successfully tnah an'
ofMr. Mbeateys other prosperous enterprise ''ii1
..oson Tho bouses last week were Lot at all
diminished by The unfavorable weather OF seVerai
evenings, and toward the close, increased almost De-
vond precedent. The same programme Is therefore
announced for the present week. MISS batenah
will continue to appear in the drama OF Leah tue
Forsalen," assisted by Nj. j. W. Wsiiack, Jr', Mr.
Edwin Adams, Mrs. ChaDfrau, and others Ibe
applause which LAST week was bestowed upon the
acting the brilliant scenery Of Mr.. Sewyn, and the
delightful music Of Mr. Stoepel may be taken as
guaranty Of renewed successes to como.
AT the Winter Garden, the performances Oh Mr.
Coudock and Mr. Dsyidge in " The Chimney
Corner" continue % sttract public attention. This
piece eapitslly pat upon the stage by Mr. JACK,
SOD, end so conscientiousy acted in every part, Will
undoubtedly run through Mr. Couldocks entire en-
paeerent. 1t is announced for repetition every
evening. Isabel Cubas also spPears IN new pan
tomimic part, that Of Earamaitsh, IN the well
known Indsn drama Of that name
The bill for the week at Wallacks Theater in
cludes 10 special novelties, bat announces the frs
performance this season Of The Lady Of Lyons,
and "Seerets Worth Knowing" The first is to be
given this evening, and the second on Thursday
On other nights " The School fox Scandal, " Love
and Money" Pauline" and Abe Irish Heiress
will be represented.
Tie excitement at Barnumt Museum 10 all alons
Of Mise Lavinia Warren, the compressed beauty
and her impending nuptisls with Gen. StrattoI
Thumb. As it is positively announced that she vii
bot appear in pubic subsequent to that event, whc
js fixed for the 10Th of February, the anxiety to be
hold her increases daily. She receives visitors ever
morning, Afternoon and evening, in company witt
Commodore Mutt. The dramatic entertainment 70
this week at Barnum's consists of the comedy en-
titled CHARLES H.; or, Waggeries in Mapping"
The programme for tomorrow evenings perform
ance at Mr.. Jnignets French Theater, Niblos Sa
loon, consists Of Moeres comedy Gle Sept
Amoureux," and Theodore Bsrriere's 81 Ecu a
Convent" which was received with great applaus
on the opening night of the season.
The managers Of " The Broadway Msnagerie ane
geological Institute" announce the additional ct
traction of pair Of educated elephants anG tHo AGA
demic mules. The former stand upon their bead
and execute other bulky wonders Tie latter de
monstrate the folly of any vaulting ambition tha
essays TO o'erleap them. The whole forming sH til
bills declare, an entertainment Of the most novel Al
pleasing character.
Professor Adrien, the nscromancer, announces
O series of entertainments, beginning this evening
at the Palace Garden, corner Of Fourteenth stree
and Sixlh avenue.
Banvard's Panorama of tee Mississippi River con
tinues on exhibition at the hail. No. 652 Broadway
near Bond street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or sEw-YoRH.......JI JAZZ e.
Cleared.

ste,m.hip.-Ossrs. C.omv.l PS.., Esw.oIl',n, D.
Cfomwci Co In.d Kin gdom lBrl Forfier. Liverpool,
r. McD onsd Son Mary Sanford, Mous. beaufort, G..
Adam. E1pf,u 10 Chesapeake. Wiotts, Portland IL D.
Cromwell a Co.
ship.-Gen Novel; Million HAVE. Boyd Hiusten
Junior (BAmbafs). Zwaues. Antwerp, VIM. b. sehnd.
Son. -. =,
BGis-AlbAtros, (Oldsp Stewart. London. Need paid
CO., Kosnis ossaI tNefw Glouo,'I-r Ens, Fsneh
meincke L Wendi; Symmetry tBr Rogers, Antwerp. VIM
r. schmidt Son M,ry Luofeiia. Bo~ers Csdir Jsaas'
Welsh 1871, Bates Belize, b. AcIGniro 4 son
Bhss-Scotls (Br Rus.oD. HAIbor Giseo NJ y. Green
CurIy; Trrmph tB-l. Collins MaisIEs. y. Ward Co.
Zero (Brj. Norris olera Leone y Whitney Co Man
rcio (Dutehl Schroeder Curacao DovAs Co. AGILE lBL)
Nels o. natsnorss. H. Whitney Co Union (Br) Dsvi'
sen sft-tu-Phnce, D r. Dswol Martha Post. kObbins
hasnzss Irullo a VninE; Gold Hunter (Brl, Chapman
ST. John, n. Is, Y. ! MENUS & son
sohoon.u-Julis lBr. b Dunn. L.susyre u. 4 A. De-
wolf, Hattie COombes CooHbe,, Washington, K T. baos Il
Co.. o. Whippo Lswton, AnnsDessoEi Only Dtushier
faltenbug Fall RTer Van Brunt shsht Loiis' Ham
u on8 Hoston, g w LewiB Co John H. Pater uccirry
fhiatu phs J. W. Mckee Denmark DAM. Pi, LaguEyfa
81 SeiGss c. FsntsuE- Brown, hsamorss ID. Sherman
j. o. Ferris Hunt YORK River. J. CamPbslli ID. II. WEr
nsr Law hin, Wsshtl Ston yOras Smith 4 r. Wesmore
Bsad Wssingon. Rhode Island Berry. ds John Randolph
Wal, Phil.dolpbis Bentley, smith Co .
slyors-CrJsts! PsIsso. Markham, York Riyori HAves
CorwiE, Providence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-26
Arrived.

ste.n,hp ahonar.is Archer, Havana dsyr ndso and
pas, to towlsod Aspiaw.i por,, u, ,,o,,..
days in bsa, to Kin 1 20. Had heavy weather .iAee
@sm.ap Chesapeake, wllss Portland. Me-. md,s and
par TO IL h. Cromwell 4 C..
sesmsT Wsstehe.sr Hye. Providence. mdss. TO Edwrd
s~fosr Delaware (uew) Thbble, Mystic Conn. "a bslssi
The D. bEii FOR the Delaware aud Hudson
Ship Ellen Austin Kennedy Liverpool "a days ads.. and
q pes to sp1fofd 1uc,ton Co. Dee 80 la ~ Ion 90
Fed Wiamg ie from the foesopssisH yard sye,'
Ship aiton Locshart of LsF.spoop HStaeId Liverpool
Slip H. Notoboht, Lamb Liverpool Dec IL. md.e. and
5f pass to Rowland Frohinfhain. Was days Ia tho
Channel with heavy westerly gales and had continual west
ey lon S. Has had ss ht sick and on dnty
pssnz the Banks had two dea' and two births
Snip 4Bsrican E.ss Urquh,H Leadon and I'le Of Wight
Dee IL ndse aud ~ pass 20 +. r. Morgan Had suece'
An - wrs~Tly or. 10 The BanL. tiencs variable winds
bee rs, Ia lat 80 lon 81 IN heavy gao from g. W. w1e
lying usJsT eossreeisd nsntppsa aud main spencer
shipped heavy which carried luafteTboat aud bull
wTk split ws6rvEys and Hooded 'be cabin aud between
from W. with Tremendous shipped t~o sea, In all hours
time the other which sshed ON deck
carried away more buwsks and did othe! dsasss to pre-
the decks buug swept put the snip Dafoc the wind and
scnddsd her during the gale ran r. 20 miss Jan H. LAT
Il 10, lon o. sw BIZ bafk Statesman, hoond T. The A. ~
hove TO oil Fire Island during the late ssvero westerly
ssp Willy Brem;). ssnditsdt, London Dec. 0. and Fs
mouth 80 days, IN ballast t. order. .
Ship Cha.. fsrwen; hmsbury Liverpool via Waterford
ndse William, Guon. Dec "a, lat 30 Ion q! So spoke
schr. Go Forward from ssnsnci Tor Liverpool % days out
with fcrew dead captain sk and short VI pE0gisiors
supplied her with provisions.
stip Bhdsewster. Bantow, Liverpool Dec IT, uass sad
22G pass TO Snow Burgess Had hive doshs aud bih
the passage Was III days Ia the Channel had moderate
weather latter part Of the ~ss on the Bar "a Sa
n vi compelled to haul OF sccouat Of the n H. gale
Whip South CCo.ina henpton, London Dec T. and the
Downs l2th-pased the Lizard 22dmdie 10 j. ~ hlah
4 Co. Has exper!enced heavy westerly gses most OF tho
Ship Plesdsnt Fillmore Bradley London and tho Downs
Dee 10 aud the Lzad Dec 30 In ballast TO Thos Dnnhsn
Ship Wisconsin. Scott Liverpool Dec. 10. mdse. 10 w. r.
Frost. Has hsd strong gales during tho passage
Bark Tomas Orb Terry, snsLgroye, Dec 2l mdse' 70
Brett Son Co ~
Barn Pierre Le cero (Fr) LeIouI st. Thomas % dsy'
Brig Regina (Brl Cashon Barbados Jan and st. Thomas
9th 10 ballast 70 Is. y. Small 4 Co. -
Brs PI0teu GpB, Havana Jaa o. in ballast ~ E. Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-26
A CARD.


SIR: A paragraph ppesrs in yon' paper OF this
ds which Is much at vah ace wi the ise in regard 70 the
Of church proper u corner OF nosslgH sha
Greet. We cannot Ia any ,ss be charged With fhptf0
ri They tustsss ,hng whatever Ia regafd TO ne
nb.r Of bode, In the vnnli ii having been used by
,b ar The u.nbes Of I'd Asso lated Oh rch ioI bury
iry purposes We made tlss representation 20 o me
bsI az bodies having 10 to- rusGn 10 that eject MI
StImsn honght the prlocrty kis rt, OF the
terms OF sale ben 10 tat Whatever bnHan remains
10 respectable burial place At the purchasers expense
From the above think that We enhot justly DC
charged with sharp practice If thu more
anticipated It a.. -, mi AAo nos our
fault oViUMN ~, N =, i,d .y.,,.
ISAAC M,SAY
T,,a,ur.r Of said Board n, '. 2Is Eosyth street.
Vo,L Ian 1905
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Squire az. Arsrdcs, osli' at Dhsgs o. d.-M0a0r
.,s,ted oondition ally. III
COURT or GENERAL sTssIONs-Jsp. a Before
'VNN~ INDIA MCCrss

ro,rRr or GENERAL sEssIONs-Jsp. a Before
Judge McCrss. -
Austin Henry, charged with the murder OF mar
r,ret throwing her down stairs was aHssned
and pleaded not guilty. ,,,,
Asylum her attempt G gland larceny having been nor n
crime 49, 49,, -, ~..,s
larceny; sentenced to tho Penitsntisry for yeu
Patrick Boyle pleaded guilty 70 mAnsaushter In the oan
decree sentenced TO the City Prison for one day. -
Margaret McCuy for attempt a grand larceny Psni'sn'
tiify for SIX mophs - -,
cony. City Prison one day each.
Milton j. Cook convicted "Wednesday last OF AZ.
tempting TO commit rape upon little coored ghi e'6n'
years Of age at tenement house In Wooster street. IN 10
cernber last Cook Intelligent and apparently sreepscs
bic about ~ years Of he engaged In seng br
bes and Ie fous books agent Of tbs Bible Society
came TO this city about age from Michigan and resoed
at ghouse In Broadway the inmates OF which gave
him very high character quiet peaceabe and very Pon
man When brought for sentence he Addressed the Court
st considerable length having duly prepared hn'ein wnt
Ing He asserted his innocence OF the charge, and elaine
that be was persecusd md injured He commented
on the evidence charged the Witnesses with psUy and cen
sured the Dsc.AtOrney saying that he was perecu'oi
rather than prosecutor IN mis- case
Tho Judge remarked that always painful 10 sentence
such and respectable man a ths prisoner but
with aid Of the District Attorney bs could hnd out
any wrong had been prctcsd against him. he would 90 ~ IN
his power his release be could not avoid tue
posed upon him by the law however and hs sentsnced h
TO i've years In the State Prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-26
Arri,ed.......SUyDAY, Jan. %.


s,.sr.bip British Oneen DBL lie Me,urer, Hsvsna Jan
T. and Na,san ~ p 2oth. sdse and to T. Cunard
s si. .aSds ~ A II Jones' s &spnSa jan 49, ais M
Has experienced very heavy weather. o,,r..,on Ian
NeS.Oriesn. 10Th and Key West Eth Has experienced
heavy eAsterly weather the entire passage . r,l
Steamer Pelican. Baker, Providence md'e' TO Ea"9ia
Steamer Falcon Jones Providence dse to Edward Byr'
s.sper Sea Gull Kenn.y Providence in ballast to Edward
Ship Neptune Peabody, Liverpool Jan 6. md'e and e'
Ship John Boyd Thomas Liverpool Jan B. and IusNai
Jan. mdse and 30 pass 20 VIM Iys9n. r,o,,ooI Dsc
sSp Young sam. MerriInan Liverpool Dec A. mdse ''
Shin Daniel Webster, Spencer, London and Plymouth =
days. and pAss 10 h. MORAN Jan ., ou,'ns ,
ship Haryes, Queen Young Liverpool Dee j. muse en
MA ns. 20 G H. Marshal Go. Hsd continuance o. We,
gale. up to the G b.asS OF shore when the sal
sbsi.d was oil Cape May. Dec le. James Meals coiUls
man. died Of rupture aged JO ne was NAIVE oi WIG
Ship F.wp Nelson London Dec TO- in ballast to TbOms
sbip Cyuo.ure Robinson Liverpool Dec. T. nd'e and Il
psss to john A. McGav Had one 6itth on 'ss pa,'a a.
man fe overload while going ao got boat 0gt put q
before reaching him Jan 10 leI a 49, ION S.: hs
wind. The enrr passage wa, up Sandy Hook oSth
si.i T but wa. obliged Of in s..t'Iy gals. Crime.
4 II n r..
Minurn Had heavy westerly weather to tho D"A'
. strong variable winds since. o,ui.,,o o
, BsIk MADRAS (Fr) Mnneaux Point Pere, oaudeioupei
days, in ballast 10 A G. RO'ar. Co. Had heavy "sa'Ae
Bst Fcrrujr ,Br, Of Nowry), Gould, Newry 81 days
Bsrs Le,Anter Dr. Of Yarmouth n 81 Crosby, NewF
az DAYS IN ballast 10 Edmls,on Bros. m.
schr Asenora (BrI Dickson, HALIFAX days nan 70 in0
James r,,
schI Ontario Wilson. EliEsbethpor for Providence
sloop Victorine Aldrioh, Wess Point, ordnsnce
RETuRNED-ship Belle Of the Sea (of Boston,. fos,ei
Lar g for San r.ncisco having encountered hetV
ssle on the Ih during which sprung foIesoPma' 81
sprsng slesk.
WIND-At,uniei, from W. $. W Light