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The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-01-14

Meets the fourth Monday OF each month 1,
c. III. RANDALL,
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-01-14
County CouRr
PROBATE CouRr

Meets hrst Monday of January, May and sep'emGes
C. Ii. RANDALL, ---.---.------
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COUNTY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

Firm JUDICIAL DIsrRicr CouRr
Meets first Monday in March, and July anu Tux
third Monday in November. ,,n.
SAM'L. A. BooKER,--.. --.-------------'e
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II am philosopher. 1 have been stand
ing here for an hour, trying to ascertain how
that calf got through that auger-hole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16

Comprising all their newest most desrs Dinner r.
and Dessert Services well as Table Silver variety fne sI
pehenee forty years prsces repmf soa Tor the goods u
their manufacture a REPUTATION UsfoACHD BY ANY
OTHER HOUSE.
The GOrhsm Factory possesses al the nos rr,nio. labor
saving machinery, employing hundreds Of r. skilled In designing
modelling and finishing thereby PRoDUe ~ LARGE QUlsTf-
TIES, ON THE MOST ECONOMICAL foods beautiful in a.-
sign and Of unsurpassed snish which Of "sras panty BY
United States Mint Assay.
complete assortment Of Gorhsm Ed ." On Neis Silver
prices established by the COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
THE LEADERS OF THE woMEN's CONVENTION
REPUDIATED

To the Editor Of The Trt0uhe.
SIR Let another woman utter through your
columns an indignant protest against being represented
by any body OF women owning allegiance to the author
Of the Infamous sentiments OF Woodruff CtdRins
Vseklu Mrs Haock said yesterday In the Convention
"Our children cannot take up paper without nhdlhR
matter that should make them blush" True; yet my
cheek has flushed crimson with no such mingled shame
and indignation for years. burned there when read
the ayowals OF the Woodruff Free-Loveism Must our
Girls he poisoned by the very persons who should shield
and assist themi God forbid! AS mothers. wives,
teachers patriots let protest. blush 10 read the
rantng, boasting, indeeate destinations, wn9n ~
stead OF aiding the OF womans elevation ana I
caon gust those who believe that we serve Godand
our country and our common humanity less
49, b. what we do, than what We are
There are thousands OF American women, Eeeping
warm the bone resde OF the land who see the day OF
woman's greater advancement and responsibility APP
preaching with shrinking from its responsibilities VINO
yet scorn with unutterabe oathng any sentiments OPP
nosed TO the of the love or nome,
any adoption OF prosuton-horrid curse alike OF man
and wonan-any lowering OF the wellearned homage VI
man 10 womanly purity and worth. In the name OF a
score workers in the cause OF the real education
OF women, | pray you receive this protest from
keu York, May Is. 1871. lEACHEh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
BOARD OF FIRE UNDERwRITERs-THE FIRE
PATROL.

The annual meeting of the New-York Board
OF Fire Underwriters held at No. lSS Broadway' yes
terday Henry A. Oakley presiding. The committee On
Fire Patrol reported that there had been on du eacn
night during the year permanent force OF 20 men, To-
gether with auxiliary force OF 81 men. his huinper
ia divided into three patrols called the Upper central
and Lower. They intrusted with the duty Oh aehu
ing all fires south OF Fiftynnhs for the specni pur
nose Of saving property from destruction by hre OF
water by spreading covers, taking charge OF s.ock,
watching ruins, and otherwise protecting he
OF the Insurance Companies The Patroi atts az y, an
auxiliary 10 the Fire Department in the protection vi i
nropery whether insured or not During me year Two
Ares ma We been discovered by the Patrol Two nave
been discovered and extngushed seven nave Deeh ek
tngushed without alarm, and eighteen nave oeeh e1
tngushed with other assistance. The whoc nuhDer oI
Ares attended was s57 number OF covers spread 5s2
humber of hours of service at fires, 76 Inc expenses
have been as follows: Rent OF stations 1895 SS extra
Labor and watching sl,761 10; supplies ana repairs
Ss3s 52 stable expenses and repairs 10 appala.s,
e. Ola on salaries <53329 49, prizes 1885, contributors
and medical attendance s655; covers $3.50 5o new build
ing sl1 1885, total, s8236O &c. Bs against inui''uuai
companies FOR watching premises, s9l3y o.
The following officers were elected LOT tDe ensuing
wear: President George W. Savage: VcePresident Ki-
dolph Garrgue; Secretary, William W. HenshaW AS
sIsfantsecretary John W. Murray; Treasurer Marcus
L. Hodges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
NEW REGULATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO THE BAR

NEW REGULATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO THE BAR
The following are the new rules and regula-
tons established by the Judges of the Court of Appeals
in relation to the admission of attorneys solicitors, and
counseors in the Of this State under the proys
ions OF Chapter 4Se, Laws Of 1871
Rst No non ,hs b. permitted practice attorney so
nSio Or counselor any S SS' license bI the sursvm.
Court at General Term thereof To OBTAIN such admission
and license except in cases otherwise provided Tor ,a9 ac
Tue Of per,on. applying be admitted as aor
re- soT , 1nS S % er h Se the time for s
oath Office shall be sUb day thereafter the Court may direct
that be citizen of the United state. and that he wenyone
Yeas Of age aud Department within which the appea
has department
%heS pTSo msy be made By b. own dayi Of
. be prsOp GOO n. @ Ii. 'I I @ ee de
shall conclusive and the Court be satisfied
. Tnsi he has served the eert,hp Or substituted
crSsp nav be proved by the er6es Of the attorneys
served or il case Of tLe, death or Iemog. from the State
Rak No shall be admitted to examination as st9rney
three 10 ID. Office Of pscdeng attorney Of the Supreme Court
RrE i shall te the duty of the attorney c.hip
shall commenced certificate The once OF the CLERK Of the
via hn G The eefIsh shall deemed to have on
a ise n Go srf ApOt vita H. date Of The bling hereof shah
be produced tae Cou a. The INN. Of an application for I1nat
mIeed Ieo these RI e tsks effect required pre-.
cdng rule verified BY affidavit Of the stating the time Of
the an Of such ersp may be tied any time before
the int day Of November nett
II shall be the duty Of an attorney TO give % CLERK When he
ha rse certificate staing bis moral character the time
passed him. and toe pencd which has
Not than three months shall be
oNed for The oekship will 10
putd applying for sdmss on whose
the spphoaton
will admitted 70 examination st tie customary Of
esAMe
It7 Aay portion exceeding actually spent
regular Tendance upon lectures the University o York,
Csgbdge avey the law school connected WIN ia ,oge or
school connected with college university Of THIS bte
having In which instruction IN h science OF law gwen,
sAa e allowed lieu Of az equal period oil oefAnp IN he once OF
practeng stoney In the Saprcme Court
Iu p,rob .bo hay and who have ractod three
jean the highest courts u Law u smother state 10
The courts but must have be-
State before applying for admsAon and must
b RECOMMENDATION from Of the Judges OF 7 highest
Of D which thet come -
AHk . 1hesa rules lhsl take eiect on jane J., l5'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
THOSE TWO DOGS.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: | wish to remark, in regard to that
modest and sentimental quotation IN THE TRIBUNE OF
the 9Th inst from Woodruff Ctdfins Weekly that 1t
won't do it's poor rule that won't work both ways
While it is that it will not do to yoke two dogs to-
gether the pursuit of game, it is also true that you
cannot drive two without a yoke. II Messrs.
Woodruff & Cafin think they can let them hitch up
pair minus the woke and drive them where shadetrees
abound on either side the road. II the day be hot, they
will have hot time OF IL, and will wish the tarnal
critters" were in still hotter place. in fact, II they
don't split the wagon, the oxen will be different from
my cattle. LONG ISLAND FARMER
Jamaica, May Is, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
HAPS AND MISHAPS.

Chas L. Bernheim's residence No. Gee Lexington
ave was damaged $40 by FIRE, last evening. Insured
The body of an unknown man, age 40, apparently
labo found yesterday in the East River Oh rler NO -
George H. Irwin. age "A, died yesterday in Belle
vue Hospital injuries received Friday last BY falling from bis
Peter Nealis age six. of No IS City ITall.place fen
.sd f'eR Regd ,S.G t 70 tS Se Pars Hospital
John Farrell of No. 319 West Thirty fourth-st.,
While Sa $ :, ss Sfe 81 hs TAKEN 70
Hospital
Louisa Jansen, a resident in shefield-ave. East
window suffering from insanity caused by the death Of
frame stable and the buildings Nos. 733 and 735
gSCl d%T s s .sd hi insured .eI r 200
in the Continental sad Liverpool Companies
David Pollock, proprietor of a saloon at No, %
eysTsv bur1s last eya1g BY as IPo Ss
leg which Pollock seated in front Of his saloon
John Bloom, an insane colored man, living at NO;
midnight cutting his throat with or The cash proved hgh
the man. after receiving surgical treatment was sent 70 the Lohse
Asylum.
Andrew Boardman Of No. 6i6 sixth-st. and George
Dopne Of and AeRns gGa sa ys sn5 and TG
nelly stabbed Boadman the the thigh, causing severe wound and
Thomas Trpler. Martin Rudolph. and John Wei
man engaged with ohrs tearing down the building No. ~
4ssa1 ye ' s ~ saa ar v "a iS y fellow
aad the police found to be only slightly injured
Burglars robbed Mr. Foote's residence, No. 80 Pros
place Broon 29j worth Of jewel, SUNDAY night
joseph hqao saloon Hunter sld Fgons was robbed yes
shop Dcn No 2a udsOnsy was also robbed Of $40
worth of brass faucets
Catherine Crowley of No. 1871 Pearl-st. while
passing an excavation in CHon, between Monroe and Chemist
hoops barrel placed there prevent ACCIDENT
Ia Of threw the barrel into the erayauon struck
C NO smashing IT, and cutting bis
e shockngy lie Bellevue hospital The woman was
arrested and locked up.
Samuel T. Johnson age 60 while suffering from
soS od a y yss sn f No 81 s removed Poce Head
quarters slight the would have bel
Ss sea- ea hat should have looked ser By The District sargoa
finally dressed johnson taken Bellevue Hos
pts.
Commissioner ManieTe listened yesterday to 90
complaints policemen ptrolmsn Matthew LYON the cnn
Precinct IS Minutes and when found by Roundsmn MELON
aid and asked where be ben became abusive called the rounds
liar And s'temg ed assault bun Us latter then took
bin io the httonhoue earonan George A. Townsend OF the
Fourteenth feanet commended to be dismissed for aesng
ranken man bot Owing him the Tenth Precinct Nellie hooy
Of Ampsee Complained that Patromsn John Barry Of the Fifteenth
Precinct arrested her without She locked and on the
following discharged by the before whom she
lken. II shown that the complainant prostitute aud
thief and on the night In question very iisoFdey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
xEw-yoRK orruALmciAND AURAL INSTITUTE

YEw-YoRK oPTHALMICiAND AURAL INSTITUTE.
The Board of Trustees OF the New-York
opthamic and Aural Institute No. 40 East Twelfhst
held ITS second annual session ast evening, and listened
90 the reports OF the officers. IA follows:
conducted pue charity Ihe number
had ees "f The er snd u" dseIss
the showing the brst year Of ~ TIE
lIdor Department exclusively charity, zoo patents were
treated for dsey the majority " Which clat surg cal op
The total bT Of Operations H 'eng
t22 eye and 50 for deses OF h rsn increase
over the preceding Of lvo per Medical 'l nave Teen
I'eH m the charge free TO phyeshs aud VIC seh" on an
Tie hfdoa ,ollrgen The financial report 'hoss uehei
500 sheh b. bqGd, ei by Dr. Knapp fem Us psr ~
sources The s ths ns1Jef VI ne" pael"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16

nm ann. a,,, reaching 10 Tn. eoor vas adopted with Of THANKS
70 Dr. Knapp surgeon charge Melon Wsierbu stated t as
The appropriation OF s10 ana rom ine cry
similar sum mailing 5000 double the squess o. las,
The officers Of the Institute were reeecten TOT ,c cy
Ing year as follows Frederick winston rresiue III
Cinrdon Buck, VcePresdent Eugene 5. Balm, treas
urer; Philip Bissnger, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16

Op all
A. OAKLEY HALL
MAYOR Of the CITY o New-YOrk and Chairman.
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY.
Controller of the CITY Of New York.
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED
Commissioner Of Public Works.
PETER b. sWEBNY,
President OF the Department OF Public Parks.
CoRvELrus CoRsos, Secretary.
NOVELTY CARRIAGE
~ CRADLE Combined with Patent Adjustable Psrasol
REMOVED 52 Broadway, directly opposite s. Nichols Hotel
/. r. TlBBALS.
DOR THE BABY. CENTRAL PARk
Il PHAETON with Patent Adjustable Paraso Top. Price so
LEWIS TIBBALS Broadway REMOVING TO 5l2 Broadway
block above old directly opposite 81 Nicholas Hotel
GLASS Letters and Numbers, and Embossed
" Signs ard EmblenA The only reliable onse IN NE city
l55 Centre corner Canal STlErZ PHlSTBRER.
uEAT YOUR HOUSE! Save your Fuel =
send for Ceulsr, Call and examine EDwARDSS COMBINED
RANGE AND FURNACE. 2i3 watefst SAML j. HOPKINS
NfATHUSHEK's CELEBRATED COLlBRl
WI and o CELESTIAL PIAN0S-0mce No. " East Ninth ST.
opposite Sewarts. n y
rTEAS, FLOUR, GROCERIES, Fish, and Pro-
Il raou cheap cash. TloS L. AGSEW, 26O GTeenwieh'I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
Ro.pn on ApPoRrIoyxESr OF THE CRY AND COUNTY org
NEw.T0RE MONDAY, May l5 ~: y
Ara MEETING of the BOARD of APPOR-

n TIOyMBYT held this day. the following resolutions we're
ed That applications presented 70 the Bosr oiAP
oronmept Tor ella alleged have been incurred nor 20
i7 that the Board mas DO %
appropriation. except for the current expenses OF ns wv ALL '"
Gpmeu, for the wear eighteen hundred and seyeny-one
r Mid ss,,or n, an set entitled An act 10 make proy
ion Tor the local governments Of the City and County o. Ne~ %
.d Anr ig 1871 provides that the Board oi hporohHent sna
pe TO regulate Of officers and employees Of the city
and county governments" therefore, - -. ,.a a TIA
d That the salaries employees are pa1 he
e az I've tbocs nd dollars greater per snnu pe
tie rate twenty cent per annum to take enec' Oh ~ " Wy
June 1871. . ,.-,.- ..,- o..h =, .ha sev
% Srments whose paid By warrant Of the comp
troIer Of the adoption Of this resolution
ovd That taking into consideration The sppropnanon ma1e W
,b S m the Of hundred and ninety hon
a. handed dollars hereby appropriated IN
G besd on Dopstonsp charitable aid Of the several nto
bs@t,I and disrer sixth section Of the act en-
t ii act for the local governments oil the OV
ami Connty of New passed April 10, 1871, VIZ;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
lAnpounoenentsl
BURNETT's KALLIsToN is the best Cosmetic.

Coming events cast their shadows before"
and the advent Of GEsrLEsEy HATS indicates
the It's syies To procure light stylish, and
becoming Hat fail Kso1s No 22 Broadway Of
Fultonst
To TIE LADIEs.-Now is the time to free the
COMPLEXION Piehe Freces and Tan by using PERRYs
MORN LoTIoS. Ia reliable and harmless Prepared
only by Dr. c. PKRRY Demaooga ~ Bondst NenYork Sold
by Druggists everywhere
H. Y. SoUIRE's, o. FutOn-st., New York, is
reliable WATCHES tine DANoSDs choice JEW
ELKr and BSGLsH SILyEKwARg. Diamonds specially
Among the numerous preparations for gray
10 commend readers Hans VEGETABLE
sIcnAs HAIR REVIEWER Druggists keep 1t for sale
"Hot Refreshments ut All Hours!p-lnvigor~
yourselves with ASGgLEs 1uPKsB B.rH Lexington TNenth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16


these appropriations practicable to be taken from the Excise
Fund. 80, -, -, sn-.,.,.
bouu hundred and sIonr and seventy one-hundrecth dollars
a. $50 90 M be and hereby appropriated for the eighteen
b and seventy 87 county account beng the amouns
which cannot be- euced being fixed By existing contracts or specially
reur be- raised the following Rens As
nf Tor idiots hundred and srty dollars 500 Oi Cdra
III y seventy thousand dollars S00O O Stae Torres DEAF
ami Danb 1sum; Election Expenses; Interest," Jng f hagdG
n F,aa BeROla thousand dollars SlO OOl Nst7
York Jerk Asylum, eyentyhye thQand dollars ~ 3cO w
Nr YORK. Sa Innate dsyl three tho1si6d dollars lf59 "
Nursrg ant CAfs Hospital twelve thousand dollars +l2 COZ
Prostdn Episcopal HOHs Of Merry Eve THOUSAND dollars 5000 COS
Hon Shepherd fyeght thousand I've hundred ndeeTeD
and thrty.sr hunirehs dollars SS5 3i Society 0rtbe Pro
iop Of Catholic Children, eighty thousand dollars $780,,
600 O Uai0n aHf School for the Children Of Volunteers
thousand hGnei and dollars O) and Tr Bonds
esolrsd million hundred and THOU
hundred foyone dollars and sirtfou cen n 764l 6
and for the eighteen hunlre1a
one (31D account being the which be reduced
being existing specially required be raised by
following interest," cleaning streets
founding Of the Ste Of Charity atty thousand
dOts nanen Of Floating DebpStock OF 1885,
pua Public Education Stock 1875 redemption of Stock
Slips and redemption Of Volunteer soen Family Ad
Fund Bonds, No. T. .1.-..- ---Ss -- ...
Rsoei That reduction fifty cent be made al ppropa
and appropriations cannot be reduced by
sting provisions OF Law, and ih 10 accnnee
following the
departments governments for the stated
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06
u. w. HARLAN,
E. B. VOGEL,
j. v. BARE,
l.. D. CARPENTER,
DAVID GEPHART,

Coal TAR FOR CHINTz BUGS. -Jno
L. Moore. druggist of this city, in
forms us that he has sent to one man
in Queen City, Mo-, five barrels Of
coal tar this season. The farmers
thereabouts have discovered that it
is an excellent remedy to keep the
chintz bugs out of the corn fields
The process of using it, is this: A
ridge is made around the field by
throwing two burrows together, and
on the top of the ridge is poured the
coal tar, and it is said the bug will
not cross it, and so they are quite
effectually kept out of the field. We
give this for what it is worth. 1t il
certain that it is being used extern
sively about Queen City, and there.
fore it may be worthy of trial by our
farmers.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06

New RoAD.--There is q new road
laid out to Fairfield running out Cen.
tire avenue, through Norris addition,
via John Holmes, and Round Point
School House. The county has ap.
propriated $500 for a bridge on
Blake's branch, the city makes the
approaches to the bridge. Commits
sioner Riordan is now engaged in
grading Centre avenue in such good
style that it would not be recognized
by the "oldest inhabitant." This
will shorten the road to Agency and
give much bettcr road to all of the
eastern part of the county.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06

AGENCY CITY.-Our friend, John
Hardin, of Agency City, had his
pocket picked last Thursday night,
while laying by window, and lost
$40 to $50. So says the Ne,csboy.
We also learn from the same source
that Eugene Faucet, Esq, of this
place, is to crate for our Agency
City friends on the 4th. Ed. Myers
had his log severely cut with reap
er sickle On Saturday while trying
the machine.--The Newsboy in.
vites the folks of this village to their
celebration. We would accept if we
did not have 80 many invitations
now that We did not know which to
accept.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06
LOCAL NO TICES.

MED1UAI.-F Frank B. Fesler, NJ. D. Con.
sulting and Operative Surgeon on the eve
eyelids, and ear, for Blindness, Deafness
and all defects of sight and hearing. stra-
bismus, Cross eyes straightened, in one
minute. Medicines Used for the ewes and
eyellds, are mild and Five no pain. He
gives his special attention to disease of the
Eye, Eyelids, Ear, Nostriis, Throat,
Lungs. Heart, Liver. Stomach, Skin Dis.
eases, Old Sores and other nervous and
chronic diseases of male and female.
Obstetrical cases attended to all hours.
day and night. DR.. Fesler will visit any
part Of the country, on consultation, or to
perform surgical operations. He will rem
der his surgical and medical services to
the poor, on Wednesday Of each week,
free of charge, by their producing certifi-
Gates to show that they are unable to pay
Having been in practice for Is wears in
the cities OF Philadelphia Pa. and Saint
Louis, Mo. enables him with nnbounded
success in surgery and treating diseases,
Office, corner of Main and Green streets.
opposite Ballingall House, Ottumwa, Iowa
Jan 70 '71-w8m.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06

We were glad to make the &C.
quaintance this morning of George
+. Wear, ESQ, formerly Of Chicago,
who comes among US as the general
agent ofthe Central Iowa r. T., at
this point, having especial reference
to the transfer of freight hero thro'
to ST. Louis, Mo-, and also north ware,
to ST. Paul.
We cordially welcome Mr.. Wear
to !" &c 50 hope he may find
his ay with us both agreeable and
profitable. Notice his local inaui-
ring for boarding for himself and
lady.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06

John B. Furay that indefatigable
and successful special agent ofthcP
o. Department, who resides at
Omaha, Neb., came here last Mon.
day on the look lookout for.one Frank
Riggs, young man Of e years of
ago, who formerly lived, we believe
at Oskaloosa, Iowa. After securing
the country from Osceola to Burling-
ton for several days, the young
gent was finally caught at Mt. Pleas
ant, and the agent brought him
through here yesterday on his way
to Kansas City, Mo. The offence
committed was the calling on the p.
NJ. at Kansas City, and obtaining a
letter under false name in which
wasa money order for small amount.
He then forged the name Of the pay
go to theorder by indorsing the order
to himself. Having done this be
gets a party to identify him, and
draws the money. The proof is pos.
tive, and the young man will doubt
less have an opportunity to reflect
upon the error of his ways during
several years in the penitentiary.-
This is not his first offense, AZ he is
known TO have been guilty Of many
thefts in q few months past. Mr..
Furay is the right man in the right
place, and few rogues escape him
when he once gets upon the track of
them. The trail of this chap was
some sixty days old when the agent
was set after him. The government
spares no labor or expense to bring
these fellows to justice who prey
upon Uncle Sans mail.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06
THAT OUITTvATOR TRIAL, AGAIN
OTTuMwA, June %, 1871.


Having noticed in the
CoURIER of the 22d q communication
in regard to the trial Of corn cultiva-
tors on the farm of e. l.. Randel, and
also having seen a Communication
from S. kirkpatrick in your paper of
the 9th in reply to the first named
communication, we, as the commit.
tee chosen on that day, wish to make
statement for ourselves, as this
was not trial Of plows gotten up
by manufacturers or dealers in plows,
but by farmers alone, and for their
own benefit. We then, as said COM
mittee chosen on that day by the
farmers present, wish to say that we
endorse the statements made In your
paper of 22d in regard to this matter,
and would further say that while the
plows in question, both the Orchard
City and the Keister, Warden 4
Porter plow were good plows, and
done the work well, we thought, and
give it as our decision that the Keis
ter Warden d Porter pto,o done tn,
best 'oork, aud was the best plow 70,
the farmers to use.
u. w. HARLAN,
f. B. VOGEL,
itss J. v. BARE,
l.. D. CARPENTER
DAVID GEPHART