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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

Mr. Daniel T. Bsndmsn, the Anglo German iragedan,
has entered the last week of engagement at the Va
rietics theatre New Orleans He played Hamlet sup
ported by Nrs. Chanfrau and numerous company
Nile Leah European dans>n>; the American dr~-
szss, Miss Sophie walton with Messrs william Carter
and j. G Thompson, have made 'Grst appearances at
tue 81 Charles theatre, Ncs Orleans
The Peasant Pecress. Loves Triumph, drama
founded incident which occurred during the
cs that marked the history Of England In the
teenih century has been placed the boards Of the
Olympic theatre, New Orleans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

fRS ~ rrIroS srEyEr four O'Clock yesterday
afternoon are discovered In the extensive paint
ing, plumbing, paper hanging and easnung establish
mont OF George Hadson Co, No YORK street, corner
o. Fulton The nrcmen early on hand with their
apparatus and cxtnrushsd the flames but owing 10 the
combasbe nature Of the stock beiore w. 500
was done, principally 70 the stock o. paper hangngs and
nne psinA The IRE orig nated among lot OF benxne
OIL and was cansef, 10 b. from spontaneous combus
ton Nr Hudson has his fack fully Insured W Brook.
yn COMPANIES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21
Personal Inseiiigenc..

Major General John " Wool. United States Army has
accepted the presidency Of tho Rensselaer, County Ao
cation Of Veterans Of the War In accepting tho po~
ton the last messing held Troy tbs old hero made
. speech, stating that he vas veteran Of nny four
years standing, and reviewed his military connection
with the earlier period Of the late war 10 strong and
glowing tssms General wool sdvcrsed 10 sharp Ian.
gusge 70 the course pursued towards HIM by General
Scott and the then Bocre,Ary Of War; Mr. simon came
evidently yet rcishinr bong relieved from duty
and opportunity " win additional lAur.s on tbs
sIIesstAon that old ere had set H. and that bis
health vS VOC far impaired 70 render his ssrvices,
though pstrictcai tesdsrsd. available 10 tho GOV
eminent 0epcrsi Wool who appeared on ths
ssioa In the full uniform o. major general u the
army, decidedly tart HIS observations and for
that portion Of them which less stringent h
enthus Asticsliy appasded Advancing year. ,slIlsx
upon the General though he - still sbe W shout
and snimadver upon public srsirs
The appointment by the President auf counrrna,lon
by the senate of GENERA Aonzo Alden 70 b. Postmaster
Of Troy, Mes York. leave. Vacancy In tho naval
oio.rs department of the Custom Hyus General Alden
being "amendment clerk, ~ . salary u 5000 pef
year, and viii vacsts this position w-dncsisy Gen
eral Alden o. The heroes OF Fort rishes having
ser four ycsn Continuous and honorable ser,ics
through the various grAdstiops from second Lieutenant
70 be br'rsdi~r general He Oil enter upon be
duties al rroy nsIt saturday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21
The Disagreement Of the Doctors.
TO rHE EniTon og THE HERALD.

A. there see,ss TO he much diBculty with the Bcsrd
OF Health In determining the "vexcd question: relative
90 accepting the services q homeopathic physicians Ia
the treatment cholera. allow 70 make snggestIon,
20 Wit That Suitable provision be made Tor the treat
uent Of patients homeoyathicsly o. wen ~ slop1shi.
caly and that the patients themselves or their nearest
relatives or friends choose and have whichever mole q
treatment they prefer surely fbefaiminGed person
could object 10 this. And would n not DO the most
proper liberal and us mode Of scttng the question 70
Che ssstzfacsion ~ the pvblicf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21
NAVY BULLETIN.


THE FLYING SQUADRON
The United States steamer Wnooski has sailed from
Eastpor under orders for Portland there to await fur
Their orders from the Navy Department
The De Soto, Captain Boggs, arrived at this port yes
tesday morning. thus competing the withdrawal VI the
United States squadron from the OF Fenian aga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

rrw Oafssss--s,>srsssp O~gfs~ Crow rn--J y grs-
ban, morrill,, rl,somh. " ~ ritkia. Mr. Handy ~.
Dalton. Mrs How~il q ixwfrnre. Miss isrfvh~-.
singer. A y B.lia, q D.y. vifs 80 s~,y.sii NJ
Brshssn. Miss X Graham Mo- v srshAn Hiss Jane TAR
ysy, NJ. ssarts ssnt ard two chiirrn Mo. hAyss
Metilnen. " srshsn- ksrr hr wisas h..N
Wsins hrs Merphsy ehfid AMI srrvsnt. y Petey ~.
h.soy. nsv.ns egj.. ? r.sa,-s swlsasrnsssi
Mrs. rrsckhsn. siss fasss Trckbsn MS .sgggiy ~.
q Penn1nAa, chM aos s.rysn 49, ii@iis . -
vieie, " Wsocsnr Y B~rsy. MS q tutfifF so 80
ean sira. Ms. Jsne rrsn,is Bar 70. ,'oesI ~ 49,.
NJ Noof Ne Marry. kiss Husfus " l,arkS ooi = -
~. Miss ry~srs Mss s3s Bowsri " nsTgss 49,.
Va, nsi2n, D.gss W. ~, - y, M.s' y -.
dls o.s sre5s. Ls-f.rrs " = 49,. -. 49,
.n1 wife Mo whtirno<a. Mss Nhiar f- VS. Lab y,
nasssf rknsrr nrs I.4rN Mos Lerys sot aeftsl Ms
si-ssse- 4 ss.d a n ~ ga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21
THE SPECIE DRAIN.
Weekly Exports From New York sinos
4 1aRA.

RTOm NV
January l. 1854.
The exports Of specie from this port for the week end
ing on Saturday last amounted 10 eight million
hundred and sixty-three thousand two hundred and
ninety-nvs dollars by far the largest shipment
made in the period Of time previously, and three
hundred and eghty-two thousand mine hundred and
twenty ave dollars than the total export OF the
year up to May IL. The weekly exports OF treasure
from the port since January 1854, TO May 10. 1885,
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Lecture by John vniia ms.

Tho fourth Of series Of lectures the Things that
ng upon the earth " was delivered by John
williams last evening in the University Building, Wash
ington square. Tho subject the Destiny Of Amer
is" and the lecturer ably deseaned upon the coming
disruption OF the varoas European powers the dsmcm
bermcnt of Austria inevitable colonial losses OF Spain
ard Eng land and the utter overthrow OF the Papal
power He, the grounds OF prophecy and the present
current OF events seemed satisfied that in America 1t
Gods people would BE- gathered The lecture was
listened 10 with attcnt ion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

tn. Is~p proved Eistptte uses Lot s,,'s.
E~~ing Mefhines a " hr-~i~sF
Agate ~sntsd
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The sims.r Nss.Sss'.stsg Company.
- famg s~-iag Nsfhis~ 49, f~slr sias nst'~sse~
msfhlas a. sfsfA~sf
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

News from the National Capitsi-u"vs-
ments or General santa Anns-Th-
Femian Troubics-sD<sch Of Head Centre
stephens At Jones wood-The Latest
News from Europe, &C.. sc.
The mali steamship New York Captain Homer. s'n
leave this port to dsy Cor Asp'nwali
The mails for Central Amersa and the South rao'da
will close at haf.fast ten o'clock thi, morning
The NV YoHS HrxALp-E dab'n FOR the raeac wifi
be ready at half past nine O'Clock the morning
II will contain Interesting Intelligence from the Ma
tionai Capital aud report Of tho proceedings Of Con
grcss News all parts Of the Union Tho movements
OF General Santa Anna since hlS arrival In the United
States Report Of the Mass Acripx of tho fen,sns al
Jones' Wood with tbs speech Of Head Centre stephens
on the situation Late and interesting News from all pr
OF Europe aud reports Of all importan, OCCURRENCES
OF the day.
Single copes In wrapper, resiy FOR mailing al ccul<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

Bachelors Hair nys.-Tb~ Hest ta tho
old the only y~rf~ci Dy.. hsrtnss. r~aes iss.sn.s
FACTORY q Barclay ar,s,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

Address.-PoiIak 4 Son. MeersehsSss
Manufsctnre Gc Masdvsy, Fourth stree, fip~s
10 order. boiled AID, rspslrcd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

rHE pfsRgr STOCK Oy gsGfIsIi SCOTCH AsD rssis
cOATlSys, TRorsEfISG, cfOrttf AND DOkskfhA
90 ors~f w this city S.utsnsn call sni insyert them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

a Miracle tn Pcrfwmery-PhsIou d
SONS extract of the NIGHT BLOOMING tEHKrs mag
well he called. The fluid when dropped upon the robe s-
glove the handkerchief essporses without i.s'aS
stoin the exquisite the other hand runsaas
peft
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

soldier WI O Had Lost the Tee az 1gss
limbs rheumatism hos bon completely cured sss
aided o. sbandou his bo,tlr II NEf Aiyth
GREAT RHEUMATIC RExEbY. IL. truly the ~oaisf Of
ha are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

A.-MotCs Chemical Pomsde Restores
gray hair without dying :. The 1brs, halo dressing known
US dyes qud propagation. DoPo, 81 bsrcisy s,r--,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

Abr. Ssassaa nais Marble l4sths.
TIhkisIf AND RUSSIAN R.riis
z; East Fourth street Hrpsis.s
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necessary for Gag oassoprodnoe shine card rhe.,
graphs suils bic f The albim bok N~Di ~ ysu
everywhere rrise ~ ees,s Published ny fAHis fhpsi
Ersphsr. ISL Brs.drsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

falls original ooor, frrshe.. AM
e~~a,y. viii pSs,ivsy -. falling I'll .sf.y Pfs
ros lts gosth u certain 20 mp.ft lfe snf VII To-
vrably hep the he'd Ia siesn cool snd bsAh csndu"n.
cntains nohDx isjsrisa. h.. 40 equ. q. tf frsssns
aud Ia endnrscd by bst physasbs s.sor. 700 sas.
aud s~nlieen 10 all yoa fetnre for the hAr koi IL al
srugslsts SARAH A. cfIENALIEH. n 10.
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Uews Sewing Nashtse Company
Villas HOVE Jf frssissst No ~ bfesf-sf As~-ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

The smssiss Psss"s watch ssrss
n d@fss b. 4sss ssfs sasa Ffassss. ross ~stsAss
BiYENE, 90. a~.s..i ,r,ss.
80 sfs-sfs.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

Hair Dtss asss, Gray Hair aud Bsid"sss
cured ~ ~. oHAsDJBAs. No iAs'av pisas. tS'tJss-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

Cristadoro's Hair Dye-The Hest E.ss
nssufs .iur~d wholsssls ard retail siss spps ~ ~.
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Tn. Assvsssu Patent Wsses SAT-.
nFYIK~ rtss rttisrrr. 80 prsa@sss yssf -sptEa
a. e. DEvgEgrsl
nsuafssf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

UygtsuIt VIM Is Npprovsd bt the Iss :
psrlsi gA - sefpins u rsrfs ~ srut~issrso siesss
'.f kss ~ trssf ~ ~l1ss snf
fssri W ne sssss sn~infss Phys~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

Crests, Coats OF Arms, Initials, Mana
grams A. ~ hly ehsssd sgi aEd silver Tor hbs tsrr~.
slapaEs. Al che Ss-.s, s'ylss. a. l. bvLAhDr, ."
bniOu street
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Pal, A uw,sh.r. rss,, On

Jo,.. .. sssW ~ son Usvs Hs@ovsa 80
a. ''".,.-, s,Is~1 -. d. u tfsss sn1 or,~ssisA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

Dr. ui,kasirs syrup Ese.ods all Othes
remedies for esaisfs. aJ.satsrJ, dlanbara A.
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FLORENCE Ioek sstsch sswi"x Me-
ehfn-s-pss IN the wovh FfpHENtE aFftNs NJ
CIffsH COMPANY SO iosdsay
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,s wor., esses o. Kaiis .crHifkss sx.hs tF>ss r..
.ffsins .na hruisss Ev-ry hufss sios1 hsgs "A
a1d ~ ~ a-rxss,- ., airy esnu Ssu b-Fa 20 c-asf
street. nsw Y0rs
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Wigs. Ts.p.s. SID Ornamental tts''.
fsa gaattT Nar rfs 49, NsAf ~ 81 esFes "a
HArCtEByE y SIS 49,
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There 10 s'ss' d'sl ~ ss"' N"".s
#ktsa 10 tsst 90 atsiNl - ~ ~ fff lhgA |tr
Tits ~ rnsff ~ wnirnAst DyvrSvr. 49,
rsfnts A. Esf.lsT Hff+f
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ws..i.. ~ wus..'. s.ess sst,sh s.~'" q
ssssiss sei Bsl gssyis ssaa@s BE- sn ss,si"sI.
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ai.asss. ~ Wsls~ faf ks'ftns 49, ~ saff'Es 40
go. a. sfsfats ssaa sas ts+fAais s@f. We rnAs~
,tsrs svF - fnfsH ear Ffeg~tns-ts~ r'sfflifAs
atV - fsff~s raef nasf pfsfsss~s ~ N ~ 90
- Al. t..sf ~ff Nfs vihtsgp. 80 ~ w. 60
1901 ~ 'ffsalI o. e.. lafsHt 100
~ 400 ffsss 49, 4 NsiieF ttsteF
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All Prtass Cashsd tn Legal Iotterses.-
J. CLury Brosss ifs srn.i-.y
Batsh~iov's Hair nys.-Th~ Hest ta shs.
void ne only RI, p,. s.''n''' reliable i"'e'"''
ChsvaIiss's Lao sor tho Hsir.-Nsv'r
: 70 ': ~. .sy he; .s G .". s . .S
,a,s y. sosi, < ss,,as e %'. .s go ~
c.ssi. so.slss s,sriss. s.. 40 .."' =. -. s''s.lns
.aa s,s.sns", a'sh .s'r. fss e, ~, "a. s'u
Crisssdoro's Hair Dye-Ths Rect E.,.
u,sBuf. ,ar~d whois.sls snd retail sis sppis ~ ~"
As'oe HOUSE "
Cr..s., Coat. OF Arms, I"i'i-i., Mo"o-
gam. A. rsAy sh.s.d sai snd sfys. ieg a.. s.,"...
,lapaS. Al hs Ss-sf '''e'. L SoLAsDr y"
DALEY. Gsivanie IIor.s ssivs Csres
us ~or., ea.e, Of E.l. .t.ife.. ss.lhs' tTSS r',.
$500. 80 .,. =, 49,, 80. ~, n.aes ,,e-s.r
~. .ss., y s =, 49, va . wy '''' " ''
Dr. nitkasii's syrup Eseeods sti otsss
remedies for ssesfs. aJ.saisrJ diAnbsa A.
PIcv.ne. Lock stitch s.w,.x ms-
e shif:' 10 ecsrsST Sc 81 s'a.4-sy "'N'' '
Hair Diseases, Gray Hair aud Bsid".ss
cured ~ ~. oHssDJbas. No fAs"v visas is'vs'-
Bys,s.'s VIM .. spsr.,.s ny ~: Is-
s i = -, % z =, :, DE-. *. :, ss -s.. 49,; a.
i."' ------~-------
How. Sewing a.shi.. Company
sIf1s HOVE Jr frs.iasst No ~ D'o'f--i ss"-''
Jo.. ,. s.W - 80. u.v. a.mevsS ..
P,su a n~ssh.s's r.sis on.
e, g 70. 49, s.e'.. s. :, ss...,s. ser.
gsa. y s.f TX n.,.,.s. 80 80 .s..iy .soy "a. So
70 81. :, - sfsssis,. r'is' a. ss,..
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Tn. A...rsss~ P.ss~s wssss ssr.
bryty- riesroGsrrs go p~y,.s"' y-sf -st''s
e. e Dgvgrrr,
s- nsu@isp.
Tn. o.. proved Hutps,s rs,.s L..s s,s..
s~-ina v-,iss- AtrLEn - 81 ss--a-.'
tn. s,"s.. s...r..,.s,.s cemr.ny..
S.ss.. Il s,.sT-.f
tn. smsrissa p.'s.s watch ssfs.
b a-ss, p-4pe 49, 49, Ffssssi. J"e' -sisAs'
Di,gEE' CO. D-...., .s,ss..
rh.rs .. . s,.a, dsai az cs.' Mas
wtss - tssi ~ -,.i y Z. NJ, ~ s.tssr
I lis ~ frFsi 70 wnirasst iSivrJDr. 49,
". ~u, T.-.s oar "s..y'' .. ssy. "a
.st - aus, ~, ..s 80 s..,S ss.s. sss.-
s,ss9' 49, =. 80 49, ~ .isss-. :. a. y
' ss,s., . ~. ~. ~ XIV S ~, s
| w,x., T..p... s.s O...m.ssst Us,'.
| ~ g9.i.,y ~, ~. 81. ns'' DI'y ~ ~'A". =
w...,.. - wn..-,. ,.e.s ..,..n ..~'"x
ssssss ssi 90 gssy'. ss..-@ es 50 ss,'i"sr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-02

syatsts nj Pblladopha rspvesrfinr the whole ten un
reconstructed States speaks with paihos that oagh, 70
neit all hearts,
edren can es 20 safety Tor the country sgans the
ss a. s nov oas ", ss
citizen n h ~ naS we m
orr ii'suflcispi remedy
Are moi these words solemn noble and just 10 no.
thew far ctshine the furnished proclamation Of the Ma
tonai commriee2 Lot the renpb,ican party ask sef
ono honshifm question ought we TO reconstruct tito
ten Remaining States - IA project To DESTROY
the lives property nod happiness OF their oya people
Bni those tor States to be Ia the
rest ~ loyalty instead nf treason then unsni-
tho southern loyasis take the place OF
the less worthy appeal Of the National Comrattec IT.
after our pleasant fortune OF weeks soionrn 1t rha
dephia With the noble repres sntsveR of the
constructed Slater, during which osrued their pur
poses ana gaugef their hearts, had home only
20 strike bands with the policy % the National Commit
tee-a policy which the Southern oyalists 70 the
North 10 plead against totally inadequate 10 their
hsed,-vs ahonld account ourselves little less than
eachto1s 70 the best tried and suffering friends
Of the republic
We say nothing IN critcsm of the good men who
have signed the National Committees address Some
OF these gners enshrned IN in'nost hcarmen
whom we honor aud revere. How these lovers Of ius
tice assent 10 fnch a policy OF compromise Is un
ddubiedlv explained and excused 10 their own minds n
not 70 ours Ho'ac. Creesy 10 Nts dddrsS ms r.
MELON ned hss r0nr; bu not his heart. liz heart Is
hungry for Justice, and more than toe Commit
tees hnsk. Lieutenant Governor Claim, OF Massachu-
ieiis, sgHed -, bu his honoted name y almost sypo
nVm Tor eGu3i rights. Sehh,os ro"''r ~ ienness"e
signed II but well know that hls profound conyic
tons Impartial suffrage IL s with hesvpess of
spirii that md many cloar sighted holding
hack half their thoughts at time whcr the country %
urgently needs hear every voice that speak for
impartial suffrage. WIN the republican party b. injured
by plain srcochY No, II will be h.ilcd Hnt, Whether
helped hindered. Ia give up TO party What
meant for mankind "Dnties ours said old Philip
Henry stthe result IL Gods !" The dutv Of the repuh
party 20 reject the pledge made by the National
Comml,tee the result De safely left b. that Great
pspcscr Of events who doefh all things welin o, ye
tfFtfaa
be led TO fountain Of living the radical party
of this Dasn willing NJ led the safe ground
Of impartial Justice Therefore hear the voice OF the
Lord" Speak 70 the children OF lerae that they go Tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-02

National mTasosl lvsesssl PREACHERS ASSOCIATIONS.


The ninth annual meeting ~ the Es,iony local
Preachers Assoclaioo, Of the Methodist Episcopal
church continued their ~ rgs yesterday Al the Floc,
stree, Methodist Fr.ropa church. Brooklyn large
number OF delegates IN A. enhance Re, John
Cotuer occupied the ehalr
sossNo ssrvicYs
III. Convention s.-embIed hi nine O'Clock 4. AMI
the exercises opened with singing. which fol
lowed by = prayer from Rev Joseph Grehsn Of the
Newark conference
on motion Of raw G. G. Lpor Business csmmhis.
~ss appointed consisting Of twelve memhsr-
a number Of resolutions then offered and re.
ferred the mos Important ~ which ~nloinod an the
local preachers ~ eser themselves IN nsinT money
clear from deb the john street Methodist Episeops
church New FORK, aEd 10 make that special object
OF centenary sfst
Rey r. r,osf then Geii s.r,d m sioquopt sermon on
the teAi "1brt all 10 all, winch VA hasred 10 viii
carnes, attention Singing prayer and he PARKING 81
the Lords SUPPER r'v-ed the morning exercised
The .onventi then took frcass uniii bali past 90
"
.,r,tsoos AN rvvs,se ~sryfrs
The ng~otlea rsAssembiei han pa ,~o o'olo~N
The Finance Committee reported thai siso
CURED wLch sua a. rased bs Subscriptions IRON he
Delegations
tsK xsHopwr ourscn ~ pst,sn
Tue foliosns usoluiious, offered by Re- Mr.
.sicheii. we're n'tt c,ns id~red
Resolved fh.f asneeh ~ great h~sd a The chnfah
pls",sd a~ihoi,.n M. caa'laen' lhsosb ~ n.aa
pss.ss e s.s s ss 4, s. sss A.. =. e :.
Ireland ~ her stnnai efafts
". 2, us oony'aueu y ~, lnaashes rlh ~.
nasins s.sss--y ,onrsseh. I. - ss e,'sa =
NAV rsi.ed snfsepi sndo~ neoie,if.i char ~
shell ~ saosr - ~ tBsburs rrofe.sor.sJ
Rev y. Ksuos fen sympathy 10 Ireland. tas
Thought Msihosrt vcr~ under o'Ssous Al hone nat
would sdvis then H. bsfisn tbenn .slssa 18th
much foreign matter NJ moved % lay to ss~osuons
IT, table.
Rev q o.. s~i,-,.d ID. o,,~rs n ~. t-~om,on.
A Al ! hot "a
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Ea1, Anr. cnoog, Of Brooklyn 20 so'qIn r. daughtc,
q William II. Davis, Esq,, ~ New York CITY. No cards
HAscArl-BnosSg ~ In oswego " ". on Tuosday
september 20. by the Rev Dr- condt sssised by R~,
N. worden, Captain HEensAr A. HAae.rL y A. ~
Wet Point, 10 Miss hoim G BRo~sx. OF the forsne,
place.
SEAaIs -PrsLL On Monday Oclaber Isi ~ 81 Mar.
thulam US church, BY The Rev. ta-ibnrn Bonlamln
ScnUytKg sKlArs 10 CAuApns HAfsrs lrAiL dsnghtsf
u the ate Abraham Augustus rrai, aud o.
Jacob Hsrscn an Of this city,
SuunwtCK--N AIiNrr--On fbnrdsy S.pternter 81,
at 81 PEERS church, Auburn, ~ the Rov John Dram
sri, DAVIS I. sprrlwnx, ~ Fnhnia, Alabama, 70 Ma
HtaRIETA NAIlIn, of tho former place No cards
Cailforna papers please rapy.
SrrAM--Di lgRnn On Monday, September II, by ths
Rev Dr Bnrohard, JOINS STUART 10 MAN J. nnInhsH
both ~ this city.
Providence R H. papers please cory.
NARJi--'oSRA Monday, October al ,hs
Church OF the Holy Apostles. ~ the Rev mr. Rowland
nr .sRsrorn.R y VAIuEY Ia Ml0uE CoNH&p. 81 phiis
dclphia.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-06-15
The Presidents Visit to the n orthwest

The fact has already been anncucei hv
the press that the Pres dent has consented
70 be present in Chicago at the ceremony
Of LAYING the corcor stone of the Douglas
monument, provided he dav fixed for til.
ceremony shall be after The adj ,urnment
Of congress, and ,ha, this condition has
been acceded to by the Chicago commit
tee. Il i alec understood that secretary
seward will accompany the president on
that Cccusion, and will deliver The princi.
pal address.
secretary Seward would ex'eni their visit
10 Madison and Milwaukee. shoald dis
position be manifested " the people Of
the state to welcome them here at that
| time, and We hope to see some effective
! movement made for securing this desira-
bic result. If We are not mistaken. no
president or ex-p,csi,ent of the United
STATES ever honored Wisconsin with hi.
presence and the whole people would be
! pleased should arrangements be made for
. giving 10 President Johnson warm greet
ing. lie Is q western man, with warm
syinpatbies for western Interests, and
however our electors may disagree rs to-
the political views of The president, none
would refuse to honor either the mar o,
his position. shoIi he ,i~i, the state.
, Should he come, lie would doubtless he
accompanied b, GOV Randall and senator
Doolil'le, who soniI thus be IF ,rded Il
convenen! opportunity to lake their old
friends in the state hy the ham. - Nis-
raukee Nesrs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-06-15

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. See the adver-
tisement of Z, J. SMALLET & Co., about
the Sweepstakes Thre.hing Machine,
aud also other machines and utensils Of
uso 10 the practical farmer
The advertisamen. o; /. CREr7zDzRg
has been delayed this week for want Of
space. It viii appear il our next, but 10
the meantime those in van, Of anything
usually found in ? first, class store will
fnd them 4 Mr. CREUr-oerG's, at the
stand formerly occupied Us Cu.s, Frrrov.
north side.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-06-15

Ew 4 Young cir of seven sen VI.
k'I'ed near Memphis, 1etn, on The s.,
oy being run over by he cars. Size wss
walking with two female compahlr,s,
vino; when they say ,he train aprrnarh.
ing, held her in thonghtle,s spun, on the
,rack-loosing their hold barely in time
to get out Of The wsy-brt the voting i.ay
was SO frightened az TO he incapable Of
moving, and fell on the track, the wheels
passlos over portion Of ber body, and
causing her DEAN in two or three hours.
Strange TO say she was conscious. fe, ,orns
tins after the accident. and removed a
riDg from ksr fnger. rsques,ing il ,uieh,
ta bestorad On hel Ff1rcs,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-06-15

New MEASUREMENT or GRslr.-t feR
days ago The Albany boar! oftral9 ras.s,,
resolutions recommending he adolAioa Of
the cen;a! OF one bundled penis rs ,hs
standard measurement for all kinds Of
grain and seed, and tb.g: when majority
OF the boards of irs ( eerras 9nis.i IN the
Detroit commercial cocyasiti3n shah coz
cur IN the Recommendation. then ,ha
quotations and uafsactions for all Kind,
OF grain and se.d shall be in GENITAL. in-
stead OF bus hcIa W. hope the movs.en,
will succeed.