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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-03
TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEO. ". WOODWARD.
49, n..S... IL - $780,. 49, ~ n. ....s~

Chief Justice d he SnpreMe Chart If H., writes:
Philadelphia, March ID, 1861.
.aoa az tonic s.. s....ss e 3.
e.sss q dsSsy ana ~ass 4 's n.s1e
GEO. ". WOODWARD.
HON. JAMES TMOMPSON,
Js4ce Of he SpreMe nb&vt IF Ransylvosia.
Philadelphia, April -, l0o0s
II consider slIo0nands German Dttess' . ralSabas
seicine in case ct attacks Of indigestion or Dysps
Gle. can certify this from ny experience oft.
Yours, With respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
Rroa Rev. los. II. KBNNARD, D. D.,
RsEor qf tie ztntA Baptist Church, IAi1adslpAia.
IN. Jdcks0s-Dear Sir: have boon Frequently 70
qussted to connect my name with recommendations
q different kinds Of medicines, hut regarding the
ssss IL o 81 a::. t.. :: .iss
el.ss proof il v.ri ~. in.t.as.. asd
particularly In my own family, y the
assialnssa Il D. noonanrs German Dittsra. depart
1or 0nce from my usual course. t. express my fun
conviction that w general debility ~ IA yse~, anl
especially J1 Liver Nmfaink, It safe and rGlSoS1s
pTsparati0n. In casos It may fail but usually,
Doubt MT, II viii b very beneficial ~ those VIE
suaes from the Above causes.
Yours, very respectfully,
J. KENNARD.
Eighth, below Coates 81.
Yrom Rev. Il. ID, fENDAI.L.,
Assiadne Editor CHristida (Arosicle, Philadelphia.
have derived decided benefit from the use Of
Noodand's German litters, and feel It my privilege
70 recommend them ~ . most valuable to0c, to Ill
Who are suffering from general debility fron d.
sases arising ltos, arrangement at the liver.
Yours truly.
= D. KENDALL.
CAUTION.
rooaanAs German Remedies are count.rfsite.i.
RI; i: w.: 4, :: s; $, s ::s :'s ss''':
PrincipAl Once ard Manufsetsry
q the German Medicine Store, No sSl ARCH strsss,
CHARLEO II. EVANS,
German druggist, Proprietor,
Formerly G. y. JACKSON CO.
PRICES
Hoos.ads German bitter. =: =, s s 80
Hes1a.ds roee, PIT sp in quart bols'ss, 60
Per bottle, o. . half dossn IR 50
~ Do not forget to examine we'll ths artills yss
boy, b order 70 get the genuine.
Per sale ~ an Dr1sgAsas anA Dssl.
60 - WoAleAnes.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-03
PRODUCE 4 PR0vlsl ONs
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIE ID.

In DEBORAH, on Christmas even ing, Mrs
B o. OAKLEY, aged 43 years.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-03

= NOTICE,

II Is well-sseaLlshed net that fully e~eAalf Il
: e ' g.: Z
feel WELL" They are lanyui.i, devoid u all
energy, extremely nervous, and have appetite.
To this class u persons the BlTTkkS, the
TONIC are especially recommended.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-03

j 6nd s0OO6al,d'e
. good tonic, useful
digestive orEane, and
cases Of debility, and
action In the system.
The New York herald., 1868-05-23
BOOK NOTICE.

oSLY TEMPER Novel. By Mrs. C. J. Newly.
II mrs. Newly is not great genius she has written
decent and respectable novel at least, and that IS
more than can be said for the greater part OF novels
published nowadays Modern literature, and partl.
cularly this Kind OF literature, Is like the pubic
amusements Of the time-very much OF the "Black
Crook" order. The book before US however, is un-
exceptonable In this respect, and may be read by
the purest minded without immoral contagion. IL
presents very simple but in many places improba-
ble pictures OF life. The happy accidents fall rapidly
one after the other i'm q most remarkable manner,
and all bearing upon little locality and one little
circle. Though there is some 1ne sentiment and
occasionally pathetic situations and descriptions Of
them the work lacks dramatic power, both in the
characters and scenes II is rather namby pamby
and shoolgrlish. In a word while 1t may be pretty
reading for simple minded school girls, grown up
people and stronger minds require stronger intelec
,ual fooc- After all, Mrs. Newby's "0nly Temper" Is
put aiI specimen OF the romance literature or the
unes. While we are making astonishing strides IN
ience and material development the purely literary
", rld seems TO be smitten with barrenness, or
oh 'n,ed with mediocrty Of low standard. The
MOi W " NODDED with just such works as "Only
lenh 'er,n ano this fact shows, unhappiy, the bad
ana N'nculuvaled taste Of the mass Of the people.
We my 81 walt, then, till higher and better educa
uon co a,es superior tastes, when q more elevated
and the demand.
The New York herald., 1868-05-23
SUPREME CoUn1-CnAMBEnS.
"Curious" ROBBERY Of Dry Goods Store
MoiiOn to Vacuie an Attachment.
pafor Judu

"Curi0us3 ROBBERY Of a Dry Goods Store
Moli0n to Varuie Attachment.
Before Judge Barnard.
Martin Bates ct al. rS Fred Sherman et dl-This
was motion to set aside an attachment, and the
facts of the case disclosed by the papers, reveal
some peculiar circumstances.
! The defendants are firm doing business at 353
Canal street under the name OF Sherman, Knause
Co.. and the paintins are a wholesale firm of this
city. Defendants, as alleged, had been in the habit
OF buying goods from various parties on time credits
OF tnlty to ninety days. and on the 10th OF May Dur
chased large lot OF merchandise from the plaintiffs,
VIC to k the notes Of defendants frm plaintiffs
had been robbed on May 10 Of goods estimated
TO be worth $4,000, and consequent uneasi-
ness was felt by the plaintiffs as TO the
notes held by them. They called at defendants
piace of business, but were always told that
aelo ldans were absent from the city, and suit
con.menced on the notes and attachment issued
a. u the stock OF defendants. The present motion
VAS 10 discharge taat attachment.
lianis clam that no actual robbery OF the de-
fendants ever took place, and that the goods
were removed by defendants themselves. The
A.Adavit OF Captain Mills showed that though
the Dolts hsd been forced Off the shutters Of de-
1end8nts' store, there marks whatever OF
been made on the soft wood Of the window shutters
Jimmy or other lever had been used, while the
indications were that the shutters had been broken
open from the inside.
Defendant insist that they In fact robbed, and
submitted the aifdavits OF two women living near
May they saw two men go over fence III the rear Of
2efendants store taking with them two bags, appa-
rently containing goods.
The court reserved its decision on the motion.
The New York herald., 1868-05-23

ION conscsentio'D ~ grounds,n refuses to give any
name Inc parry were all lodged In the county jail
70 await trla On charge OF being pckpOcxets. One
Oh them waS. caught in the act OF relieving lady
named Mrs., Colonel Hane.
Summit.
The IRE FIEND-DESTRUCrsON OF THE SUMMIT
HousA-ShOrtly after three O'Clock yesterday norm
ing fire broke out In an extensive boarding house
AID hotel known as the Summit House, at ulis
place, and owing to the absence of proper fire de-
partment, was totally destroyed with most G the
furniture fixtures &c. Fortunately, however,
through the watchfalness OF O night watchman on
the Morris and Essex Railroad the alarm was raised
IN time 10 anogd the occupants a chance ~ escape.
Many OF those emerged into the open air In their
Night clotnes The loss on the house aad furniture
WIN probably not fall short OF $4,000 The furni-
not transpired whether the building was covered in
like manner. The building was part OF the Bon
The New York herald., 1868-05-23
NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
uN1rp STATES DISTRICT cuuaT-lM ApmlaAln.
Important Collision Cause.-The Ariadne suit
for 100000.

n,uuor,npt Colfision Case-The AriaJne SuR
for 100000.
Before Judge Blatchford.
,<rcAsDald M Pentz os. The Steamer, .Ariadme.-
During the year 1853 the brig William Edwards,
Sf New York. made several SUCCESSFUL trips to
and from European ports; late In the fall Of
that year this hitherto fortunate navigator left
Havre IN France, homeward bound, with
valuable cargo; her passage, was everything that
q seaman could desire until the moment OF the
collision with the steamer Ariadne, almost within
ty,Ygs the present cause Of action. Here the brig
f5ok in q pilot within sight of the Barnegat light
end at time approaching midnight IN the December
was pursuing her regular course when suddenly
she was struck on her starboard quarter by
Nc steamer Aratne and 80 shattered and disabled
~ the force and violence OF the blow that she speed
" 1lled and sunk never to rise again. The loss OF
tte brig, as represented in the pleadings involved
1arge amount Of property accuD uated and combined
in this suit. In the first instance the libel ant and
s co-oWners OF the brig sue for COMPENSATION iop
Charges would swell the Liabilities charged against
the Ariadpe to upwards Of 800 00O Next after the
lbellant came four other li.gants, besides the re-
Respondent, the steamer Ariadne Mr.. Charles
Moloy,, as owner or part owner OF the steamer
sues the libellant and charges the fault and
cause OF the collision 80 be on the part Of those
" ThSp SnafeH eoWs the er New YORK Mutual
Company, the Atlantic Insurance Company and
the Pacific Mutual Insurance Company as colibel-
lants. Yesterday the case OF the first nbeuant was
summed up and when he concluded his address
Judge Blatchford took the papers and reserved
Judgment.
For nrst libellant, John f. Parsons; for Charles
Noloy, owner of the Adriadne, b. II. owen; for the
New York Mutual Insurance Company, r. S. Emmett;
for the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company, Messrs.
Scndder IL Carter, and for the Pacific Mutual Insu-
rance Company, Crosby Ostrander, Jones and Alfred
L. Edwards.
Libel to Recover Payment for Supplies-An
Old Suit
r. A CrOcter qS The Shin GOSSdyper.--TLiS case
is in litigation since 1855. The suit in the original
form and as itnow up is laid for the recovery
of payment for supplies and advances made to the
vessel about that time, which the ,tbelant charges
were made the vessel ~ apeCiat agreement After
was adjourned unt.l tuesday next.
The New York herald., 1868-05-23
Suptkioa COURT spttIA, 1tak.
Asosher Divorce Case.
DnfArc Ttyft.na NJ r,1np


/d0,ph Blirnstefn ps. Louisa B,a17sS1tsss.---Ibis
was suit to set aside decree OF divorce granted
thls easc In Aprn, 1867 the pround Of newly dis
covered evidence thai the plaintiff was guilty Of
adultery, and that there had been negligence on
the part of the council conducting the for the
oefendant before the referee Defendant also denies
action.
Mr.. Flle~ion resisted the NATION on the ground
thot Jas 2ent had already been entered IN tbe case
anu coad not DOW be disturbed lniess someinIng
sangibe was presented 70 the court to justify 1t In
doing So
Mr Edwin James, on the part d the defendant
seo ne oi not cast the slightest InlpJtaion on the
h,rRly v tne Referee but hc submitted that
nuateu ,.u manner IN which rne entie case had beer
S'spOsea o. did not give tre da.ndant sufficenf op.
nts u place the referee IN poasessiou OF the
ssots. e contended that the case had not received
que conslderatlon He tho slt there wss collusion
"a .ne case and passed severe structures on the de.
secvsesWho ead been employed to hunt q, the mat.
Sei LOT me plaintiff and subsequently gave evidence
pelere t1e referee There was he otseroed much
suspicion 10 be attached to the evid,Uce OF hired
Witnesses whose fabricated testimony tie court
should receive Win extreme caution
TIE court reserved dec sion
The New York herald., 1868-05-23
COURT Or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Russell.

DECISIONS.
Az the opening OF the court Thomas Fitzgerald,
Who pleaded guilty to mansaughter in the fourth
degree, IN causing the death Of Charles Norris,
That upon gu examination of the paners he was
eatined that had the defendant been tried by fury
verdict or not guilty would have been rendered. 4
nominal nne Of SIX cents vas imposed =
/. Alexander Dubois who pleaded guilty In an at-
tempt At burglary In the third degree was sent In
the State Prison for two years. ~ "
b, Joseph Nenkhon, who pleaded guilty 10 assam,
hnd battett, was fined t25.
". George Long was convicted Of grand larceny I'm
lt6alinG Get OF harness and robe on the 10th ~
March from Monmouth b. Wilson. There were other
charges against the prisoner. lie was sent TO the
State Prison for two years and six months.
Eliza Reed, who was charged with stealing 5000
worth OF wearing apparel from Mrs. Ann Goodwin
34l East renthsreet pleaded guilty TO petty larceny
ebd was sent ID the PenitcBfiary for blk months.
The New York herald., 1868-05-23
SUPREME -ClRCUlT-pARI |.

The Expiosion ON Board the 81. Johp-Con-
tinuatiOn Of the Defence.
Before Judge Cardozo.
CulGloeu cs. TIE Ne,o Jersey Steamboat CoBlpdny-
Thus case was continued yesterday, the defence
producing witnesses employee on board the vessel
to show the general management Of the engineer and
airing departments OF the steamer. These witnesses
testified that the boiler was in good and sound con-
lition so far as appearance ordinary tests would
indicate; that the boiler and machinery were in
spected daily; that no leaks Of importance were Oh.
servabe. &c. The case was not concluded
The New York herald., 1868-05-23
NEW JERSEY.


JtFbey CIty.
DEATH OF CHILD IRON ScALps.-A boy named
John Darley, three and aNhalf wears old fel, into
o vessel OF boiling water on Wednesday last and
died on thursday. Coroner Narren gave a permit
for burial.
Elizabeth.
LARGE HAUL OF PicKpoeKrry.-Chief of Police
John Keron, assisted by one OF the Aldermen. re-.
Gently arrested, under circumstances Of suspicious
character, six men, as follows:-JobA Anderson. of
Jersey City william Jones, Of Washington. d. c.:
Thomas Mccormack and James Morgan, OF New
YORK; william Odel), Of Newark, and an3Sher who.
The New York herald., 1868-05-23

BY Judge Barnard.


In TIE Matter OF Habeos Corpus for tie Discharge
or j. r. Sqnith--Defendant baed in the sum OF $780,
Emily j. Richardson Us. Sdnuez p Richardson
Report confirmed and judgment OF divorce granted.
crosby Us. CrosJg ana Roacland rs. SGnae.-Mo-
n0ne granted.
Bv Judge Sutherland
Greenle0T rs. Nun, ford.-Order settled.
OCDEsnOr c9. BdooOch.-Motion denied, without
costs.
Kelly, Snerl6, DC, ts Lesghtoy1 et dL-Motion for
receiver granted, with $40 costs to abide OF
che action. Order to be settled oD notice.
Hunt et al Us. Launlbe--Notion granted with SIC
The New York herald., 1868-05-23
SUPERIOR cauhT-piRT i-Tsbl TENN.
Decisions Rendered.

DeCfssous ftcnueFtf.
Judge McCunn rendered Judgment in the forlcs ing
Dases this morning -
Esicfu ps hughes Motion granted and cause~re
fcrred
\ O. Duef ef nj. rs. lSndler.-Motion granted.
'(rGvGdogiore ~. Prdn0Qpt0re Issues settled
QrUlSbv rs. LeSpef07ace.-Motion granted.
le6,cfn o. MtUet.-Motion granted.
Muller rs. me Mayor, 6c.-MotiOn for reference
granted.
hoody rs. Acknowledgment for plaintiff, with
costs.
:. sordtord us Leon--Motion granted and cause re-
eerred.
The New York herald., 1868-05-23
,sk q O.; Northwestern preferred, J, n . nv; Fort

eeh o.; Northwestern preferred, u q y1x; Fort
Wayne, 100x 109A.
The foreign exchange market wa squiet and barely
steady in tone, but rates were WI hout change, and
there was moderate volume Of business transacted
during the day at the counters OF the leading draw
ers Bankers bills on Engla I'D at sixty days were
quoted at ll0 1l01s; at thr sc days. 11O3s 1l0H;
commercial bills, 109H 1092 /, bills Paris ut sixty
days, 5.134 6.12H.
The impOrtati0ns OF dry rods at this port for the
week ending May q comps re with those OF the pre-
YlOus week as fOllOWa:-
The New York herald., 1868-05-23
FAMILY MARKET REPORT.

The atmospheric influences of the last week, 81
similar to those Of the previous week, produced col
responding effects and as a consequence there aI
but few changes to report in market cOmmoditie1
Butter has declined somewhat in consequence Of .l
increased supply; fish is firm and in good snpplJ
vegetables come In slowly and are for the preset
steady; meats are heavy, and garden truck scare
and hiIh. We give below current quotations.
The New York herald., 1868-05-23

The market Ior wheat contnned TO rule dul and prices
Y 'f for No. ss % ss 's o. at co4s 4s
opened sely but subsequently, under LIBERAL orernss
s !, sscs S y Ysre ere ia large nSws;s beng lg bushels
Co. II 81 II for wfc ,so sSs ana n = qs e 9 51
Ss:" 81. @ 4 ss: 4:
zoo % Ss SSs I've Ar s wH di sDS . and Sales
Olbarlry ma, small sales were effected a, ss %
some s"sasr%sns ssrs"To Liverpool slyo
% ss and s' aSa & = SnSsip ssp
. LOO SS posn On s s % $ csas %
black walnut a. a aud acco q TO Ham
At AMI 900 ashels corn sd The charters were
sssTs'n SssSSs Sssl s =. sI.: 81 si;s @
tons & g sap ~, sranescSe railroad iron ga at So YES
o bts to Scme and Is BACK ana
back an American bark SsS ,ons to Marseiss 500 bbs
Ma aga with slaves back Leshorn with marble on
HAY~The demand was moderate e previous prices viz
se Soc shipping and q . e. % fCs .e,sa o ,
S aSS S 3 and sSsD 5a
HfSr-aSna wa. dull and unchanged; quote ioslc
for Asssp s Sl Ds No. ys' an sSa 0s Us sass 5
f.i 4 GpS ons forge were disposed ss Scotch
E 'ss Ths sale. and w;ss Ks
of lS6 tons No extra al 1 xty days mud
5V do EXTRA TO arrive, private terms 40 tons OLD a
disposed Of on private terms. Refined tn vas o. at
LEAp.~o Ordinary foreign dun and nominal a, e,sc,
gold
doing al full prices The receipts are ,rae larger but The
ye. OAK and m Rio
DANA s.Ss.t nsae s & &.fss. s iss M s n,sS ssss
&C. % s7e msSSs sSSSs ss%ssss s heavy
sa6 .Seld d.msssd &c .ac; poor damaged all xiris'
3Sc Osk slAughtef-Light Ssc 4Cc. ndde ssc. %tc.;
heavy SOc &c crops, middle and light, tc Ac heavy,
lc asc; rough light 4lc <c. mdde,Sc. 40 heavy,
3gc. q iBc. bellies, 2Sc. . 2bc.
LINE was steady 81 10 for commen and 81 for lump.
Ii nBRR Eastern spruce In fair demand, but business
WAS restricted BY the light supply Saes 10 Feet at $
We quote go a29. Yellow pine $50 @86. -
LHrns-Easern In fair demand. Sales, bO0O0O at
QS ~ S9 25, closIng At about &3 70
MoLAssEi. The market exhibited more activity In
prices there change Of moment The sales were s6
bbus Is Cuba clayed nj bc 50 hhds Cenfuegos at
Sc do Guadaoupe b6c 16 hhds. uerces Trinidad
Vt 5Sc and 81 hhds BARBADOS bshc BY auction Bl hhds
Demcrar al bsc. a67 c., -four months.
depressed by the liberal offerings and further REDUCTION In
prices the extent Of &C. granted we quote bsc there
were sales of l5o bels, part at &c. eS 70 Shipping
without activity, but quite steady; sales were cf'
The New York herald., 1868-05-23
THE HORSE MARKET.

Yesterday distinguished by fun attendance tha
regular sale of Messrs. Johnston Van Tassei their
horse auction mart in East Thirteenth street, least
traction being the sale of the stock and furniture of Jacob
somerindyke gentleman well known in turf circes The
audience was largely composed Of turmen, d. thher
but throughout was characterized by The presence
OF business men and gentlemen mayhap Of stable
eys and specuators who usually congregae about
horse Gales much as Ties do about-guano. As might
was spirited and prices ruled fair Below we give parcu
STABLE OF JACOB eoMERINDYxE.
An @ elegah. AM roam Toine team, hor,e and mare Ion
hands high, seven and nine YEAR, old, kind and true
can trot when Ia condition Ia ~ 600
FRS, class top wagon made by Godwin with pole and
The Iotiing hor,. Ped.r, lSs hands high min. year.
old hind aud true n al harness; has troed on the
quarter sess top ,rotting wagon, made by
brown Patciin stud s hands high, ten years Old: -'0
doehe by Old Paschin, dam Fiddler. 2ss
Besides the sSove the following were sold "
gray so M hands high three years old sS
bay horse Flying Cloud stock SS hands high,
seneman's turnout ccmprin. gray Messenger ''0
horse raised in Monmouth county, n j., ibsz hands
high, seven years old with piano boz top wagon set
family turnout, comprising pair Of dag tail black
Horseit 1871 hands about nne years Old together
A white Mare, Belle OF Richmond, l5S hands high, Of
Messsneeer AMI Leopard stock 2as
team Of dark brown Horses is hands high eight .,o
q .e. rsy. horse and mare iS hand. high
horse, i6 hands high, eight years 400
wagons carriages &C., disposed Of Taken whole, re-
garded alike be number and character OF the attendance
ned yesterday sale tbe most successu well
w. one of the largest VI tue season.
The New York herald., 1868-05-23

COFTEEHl0 was IN better denland but prices
h. lower. Sales 1757 baga, steamer Mississippi
private terms OF aguayra 100 bags were sold on prvae
terms Other kinds quiet.
COPPRRThe market for quiet at about previous
prices. Sales no. zoo lbs, ut 256l6c for Baltimore,
and 24c. for Detroit. We quote Portage Lake 1890.
CANDLES. -Adamantine were quiet but steady At 2lc n
23c for "a ounce. Sperm, 45c and patent 56c. Sc.
DRuGs AND DYES were very quiet The sales
1ssc do sal soda 81 g. gold; bleaching powds@s t.lc
Sea currency, and caistic soda, DC. a5ac., gold.
corn meal a. g bushels wheat, g 2h do corn OATS
In State and Western -four only moderate and
1he common grsdes remained heavy and irregular,
CaifOrna there was better demand but there
comprised $3.50 bbs Southern was in moderate de.
mand at abou, former prices There about AIS
bbl. Corn meal dec active and higher prices
were realized There were sales OF 2W bbs $S 30
Is 70 CITY, 80 for Mashs caoric 81 for JERSEY and
Brandywne priyaie Rye though quiet was
ut yester quotations Sales 2JJ bbls We uuots
The New York herald., 1868-05-23
Half.past Two O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, May 22-6P NJ
BEEswAx and In fair higher Sales
400 lbs. At 5Oc
CoTTON.-Owng 70 the better from Liverpool there
an improved feeling in the market The demand was
without much however, the business was
light being limited to 6O6 bales Spnners took 306 and
The New York herald., 1868-05-23

The following schedule includes all transfers Of
vessels or parts thereof ocay recorded at the Gus.
tom House since the date OF the last schedule,
May 49,