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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-02

Nothing is more agreeable to most COWS
than the operation of milking, except, per
haps, eating, and a COW with distended I'D
der will usually prefer to be MIXED. Never
thelcsS, hcitcrS are generally nervous about
it, frequently kick, and never stand still at
first. Kind treatment and gentle hand are
essential. y rough man will be sure to make
a heiter kicker The best way to begin is
to SIT by the heitcr, on her right side, OF
course; make her place her right foot back
then grasp the cord above the hook Of the
left leg with the left hand, and hold on. She
cannot lift her left foot WELL and will not try;
but she will try to step over your arm with
her right foot THIS is easily prevented by
raising the elbow, and she is absolutely
forced to stand as she is Meanwhile you can
first clean and manipulate her bag and tCats
with your right hand with entire safety.
When She stands quiet you can begin slowly,
but be ready on the least suspicion of move
ment to replace the left. The heiter should
be tied in a stall at first and have something
to cat hcrhaps, and if very wild it may be
necessary to begin by handling her, rubbing,
brushing or carding her gently, and gradu.
ally getting her accustomed to have her nd.
der handled; but all this ought to have been
done before She calycd.
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Lemon, For fever.

Say, that walking cycIopcdia Of health
knowledge Dr. Han; When persons are
fcycrisA and thirsty beyond what is natural,
indicated in some cases by a metallic taste in
the mouth, especially after drinking water, or
by whitish appearance Of the greater part OF
the surface of the tongue, one Of the best
coolers internal or external, is to take lem.
on, cut off the top, sprinkle over it some loaf
sugar, working it downward INTO the lemon
with spoon, and then suck it slowly,
squeezing the lemon and adding more sugar
as the acidity increases from being brought
up from Il lower point. Iuyalids with fever
ishnc,s may take two or three lemons a day
in this manner with the most marked benefit
manifested by sense Of GOODNESS, comfort
and iuyigOratiOn \ lemon or two thus taken
at ten time, as an entire substitute for the
ordinary supper Of summer would give many
a comfortable nights sleep, and an awaken
ing attcr-rcst and inNigoration, with an APP
petite for breakfast 10 which they are Stran
-crs who will have their cup Of tea for sup
per or relish and "cakc" and their Der
ricS or peaches and cream.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-02

It is sometimes objected to the cloycr that
it is too coarse as ttcd-ths being the case
where it is grown on strong ground, making
a large stalk This can be remcdied by SOW
Ing thick and thus getting a iine-stcmmed crop,
also shorter in length, the stalks varying from
fifteen to twenty five inches, according to the
quality Of the land, tie season, and whether
plaster has been used, but the point is to SON
thiCk-trom ten - twelve quarts per acre,
evenly scattered on mellow soil and brushed
in # sown with spring grain This forms a
close growth and must be cut before il
lodges much and this is generally about the
time OF Towering. Else Iflodged badly, and
permitted to remain for some time, it will
partially rot and lose some Of its quality rs :;
feed But harvested in time and well cured,
there will be no deterioration of the high
value whicA this plant has obtained among
our best dairymcn, Three tons per acre may
be thus realized; and it the season is good
one, the amount may be doubled by two cut.
tings; and clover should always be cut twice,
each time at the blosSoming period. The
medium clover is earlier and finer Stcmmed
than the large kind, and less apt to lodge,
and always permits of two cuttings. On poor
land clover may be grown successfully, i'm
proving the land But it may be raised on
The richest of land with the most gratifying
results; only get it close So It's to have it fine
steamed, and cut in time.-OhiO f0Imer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-02

I'll, following extract from Mr. John Fer
.ey'o Experiments in butter making with diff
.rreu' cAUrn,, as published in the Western
F'1u.r OF June, 1870, shows plainly the
merit, OF the Climax Churn
TIL. Farm Superintendent OF the University
pi VI l>con>ln Experimental Farm, John Fer
rry Esq, has furnished us the following re
port ul some tests made with three COWS be
longing 10 him:
From three COWS of different GRADES and
blood this butter was made the second week
IN MAY 1873 We Churncd three times ior
each cow during the week in stone Churn
time spent in churning was from three to
tyc minutes. one Of the cows was a three
tourtlS Attorney, six years old. and cost this
-prin- so one % thrcc-fourths Devon. five
years old, cost So. and the other NacQc. "
cost S@i
After taking two quarts of new milk from
each COWS mess daily for the use of the fam.
, l.y, the results were as follows:
Tn" Aldcrncy made lbs : or; the Devon
, lbs. g Oh: the Native made lbs. 10 o.
iui, va, all good yellow butter, with no diff
ference in color or taste.
Tia" COWS were kept at the time on hay any
Grass with two quarts of corn meal each dad
'' each cow and plenty of good water
We have been using patent chUrnS this
spring in connection with the old fashioned
dash churu. The Union churn works fairly
well The Whipple Rectangular uses an
auur. tim" and patience without any sur
prtsirg results We are now using the Gil
max lhUrn and Butter Worker. This churn
doe, GOOD work in from ten To twenty min
u'c,. II churns. gathers and works me but
'"r easily and perfectly.
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NOTICE -rsTArR OF BRIpGs IT Roo Frs, DECEASED.
~ Notice Is hereby giyen that the undersigned Admins
traitor the estate Bridget Rogers late Of the county
La sale and state OF s deceased viii appear before the
County Court Of said county the third Monday (ng the
18th day OF Sept 1873 the Court House In Ottawa in said
county, when and where all persons having claYs de-
mands against said estate notified TO attend ana
the same In writing for adjustment.
Dated this 18Th day oil July A. D. 1873.
EDWIN n. LEWIS,
iulyl6 6w Public Administrator.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-02

CHERRY TEEEs-Thcse should never be
highly MANFRED Singular as it may seem
better results have been obtained 10y growing
cherry trees in grass than by culliyaling them
as highly us pears. Experienced fruit grow
els in Delaware, who once began d system oi
liberal manuring and treatment OF cherry
trees, found after an experience Of few year,
that the bark would burst, cum would uo2,
out, and many portions of the tree show I'm
unhealthy condition. The grower, immcdi
atcly discontinued high feeding, and seeded
the land down to grass. The trees recovered
their health, and have borne bDuntjfulN since
the system OF grass culture bcgan II is tho
only fruit tree Of all varieties which We can
safely recommend to be treated in thi, WAY
y Delaware friend has a row Of cherry trees
growing in grass along the fence. the
picture of health and luNuriancc; while IN
previous years with orchard culture, he could
never make them succcs,tul-I0dgsod,aL
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3sFgal.

NOTICE; OF T. v ErUToR'S SALE,
~ BY virtue OF m order OF the County Court OF La sale
county, Illinois. made the petition of Cornelius Allen,
executor OF the last will and testament of Harrison Hub
bard deceased for leave TO sell the real estate of said de-
ceased ~ the June term A. 1873 shall the 10th day
of August A. D. 1913, AZ the hour OF o'clock ~ OF said
day on the premises hereinafter described sell at public
sale to the highest bidder cash. the following described
real estate situated IN the town OF Mendoza in said county
OF La Sale, viz.
Lots one, two three four, hve six and seyen in Rlock
two, In Rss Addition to the town OF Mendoza In said
county OF La Sale. CORNELIUS ALLEN
Executor OF the Estate OF Harrison Hubbard. decd.
j. G. tRookEI, Solicitor
Dated July 9Th, A. d. lS,i. ulyil-iw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-02

To make cheap frames. en-. strip, of ,,in
ua>tc1uari about an inch wide the desired
length. clip the end, 20 point. and cover viii!
any nee black cloth. like broadcloth or fine
cashmere; lap the ends az the corner, Of the
FRAMES, and iasteu with white or Gilt but.
~. Bind your picture and glass togthcr
with strips 81 -umur.l paper, and glue on 70
.lc frame. Hang against white wall
B-pni"d paper, which can be bought for
%. -n' cents sheet, may De used instead OF
cloth, IN which case a short strip across the
comes Of 'hn franz :, great addition 20 is
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-02

TOMATOES ~ 8 NEW FAsHroN.-Tnr n.
lowing method Of preparing tomatoe, Tor the
table says an exchange, We are assured bv
one vino ua- made the experiment. j, superior
to anything get discovered for the prepare
ton Of that excellent article. Take good rjpn
tomatoes, cut them in slices. and ,prfnbl,
over them iinclypUircrlzcd white sugar. then
add r'lr,r win" wine ,uIiri.r 10 cover
'Hfrr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-25

Railroad LegislAtion Cruelty TO
Animals.

Railroad Legislation-Cru 60
Animals.
COLUMBUS, April "a In the House
a resolution was passed making it the
duty OF the commissioners Of railroads,
telegraph, and Attorney General aud
Auditor OF the State to look into the
laws of the State, governing fare and
freights on railroads, freights by fast
lines, charges by express and telegraph
companies. and fares Of sleeping car
com psuies, the manner of levying and
collecting taxes on the property OF
railroad, telegraph, express, fast
freight line and sleeping car companies
doing business in the State, and report
to the General Assembly at the next
session what changes in the laws or
new ensctments are necessary TO COM
pei justice and equality between the
people and these companies.
A bill to prevent cruelry to animals
was read the third time. The bill au-
thorizes corporations or associations to
appoint agents whose duty it shall be
to enforce the laws designed to prevent
cruelty 10 animals. Such appoint
ments to be approved by the mayor il
made in city or village, or BY the
probate judge if made outside OF a city
or village.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Market.
New YoRK, April q.

oeA,
The monetary situation is i'm proving
once more and We are evidently In the
last tbross Of the stringency. The
banks to-day were offering money more
freely to the leading banks at per
cent. aLd the supply OF loansble csPl-
tai is increasing. The express comps-
nies to-day brought in about 81 loo 900
in currency. In the early part OF the
day money Was worth l.l6 per diem,
but during the afternoon there WAS .
gradual decline in rates, and before 8
o'clock loans were made at 697 per
cent. per sunum; after that hour money
was offered at 4 to 5 per cent, but bank
accounts were generally made up be-
lore 3 o'clock, and therefore these low
rates could not be svsiled Of The
Foreign Exchanges were dull and weak
to-day, the quotations for actual bnsl.
ness being 1851 tor prime bankers sixty
days sterling aud 1921 to 1921 Tor sight.
Gold was quiet and tirm; ranging from
HI to ll7!. The prospective large
disbursement by the treasury acting a.
dsmper on any large bull operations
The Assistant rress urer paid out to-day
1902, 900 on account OF interest, And
s. 500 in redemption for 5 20 bonds.
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NEW ORLEANS.
The Booth Tax Case.

NEW ORLEANS, April 24-On the
hearing OF the rule filed in tue Superior
District Court on Wednesday, asking
that Edward Booth be ordered to show
cause, on THURSDAY, why the Sheriff
should not sieze and close by sale Ed
wards Booths estshlisbmen the pro-
visions If the rule were to-day appar-
entity torestslled by the summary non
opening of Booths store, which at ten
A. NJ. was still closed. and on its doors
WAS posted a pIscsrd with the inscrip-
ton: CLOSED at the suggestion OF r..
C. Dibble, agent for Kelloggs tax coll
lectors." The closing o. Mr.. Booths
store was not done by the Sheriff in his
own name as no such official action
could be done until after the hearing OF
he rule today. At the hesrn. Of the
rule to-day the Attorney General NOV
ed for a discontinusnce OF the same on
the ground that Booth had complied
with the demands OF the State BY paw
ing the sum demanded from him /;
wbereupon the Court ordered the rule
dismissed, and ior the present this 10
the last OF it,
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CinctbBait Market.
CINCINNATI, April

COTTOM-Msrket quiet; middliog'
lss Receipts 279, shipments 800
Stock l2,75l.
FLOUR-Msrks! unchanged; family,
81 50@7 IS; superfue S 5096 %,
wHEAT-Msrket quiet; red is
quoted al 81 559l 10 rom No. TO
No
CORN-Market firm; mixed shelled
43944c: white 48c.
OAT5-In 'sir demand 38942 for
mixed 43Ga45c tor white
RYE-No. 2 SOC.
BARLEY-Prime 70 choice fall
81 GOAL 05.
PROVISIONS - Market strong.
Pork SIS 75t9l9 90. Bulk meats
strong; Shoulders held at IT.; clear
ribbed slider 81 Bacon firm. sboul-
ders held At sGDSt; clear ribbed sides 81;
clear sides TO- Packed susar currd
hams l4N9l5c
LARD-Market strong; city kettle
9ic
TOBACCO-Active and q, good
prices.
WHISKY-Frm at 86c.
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rra.spla.si,s O. the Might.

A gentleman anxious to ascertaa the
effect Of trsnsplanting at night instead
Of by day, made an experiment with the
following results:
He trsnsplsnted ten cherry trees
while in bloom. commencing al 4 o'clock
iu the afternoon, planting one each
hour until l o'tlock in the morning.
Those trapsplsnted during the daylight
shed their blossoms, producing little or
no fruit while those planted in the
dark maintained their condition fully.
He did the same with ten dwarf trees,
after the fruit was one.third grown.
Those trsnsplsuted during the night
perfected their crop, and showed no
injury from having been removed.
With each of these trees be removed
some earth with the roots. The Incl
dent is fully vouched tor; and il lew
more similar experiments produce q
like result. it will be a strong argument
TO horticulturists, ETC.. TO do such work
at night.
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PITTSBURGH.


PITTSBURGH, April 25 Officer Lewis
Waterman while endeavoring to sup
press a disorderly affair this morning
on Fourteenth street, south side. was
shot twice, in the arm and shoulder, BY
VIM. Mccullough, = notorious character
but recently pardoned out OF the pepi-
ten,iary. Notwithstanding his wounds,
the policeman closed in on the despera-
do and knocked him down. He then
procured assistance and conveyed Nc
CuIlough 10 the station house, where he
feigned insensibilily until the officers
were of their guard and at the hrst OPP
portunity be made good his escape, and
has not since been heard from.
Maccaboy I'm Trouble.
Rev. s. r. Msccaboy. . man we'll
kn, wn throughout all Western Penn
sylvsnia, was brought before Judge
Stowe this afternoon, in the Court OF
Comm. on Pleas on an attachment that
had been issued against him Tor con-
tempt OF Court. Mr.. Msccsboy is q
Presbyterian minister and formerly
lived in Pine township, this county, but
is now q resident OF North Carolina.
1t appears that he was guardian OF the
minor children nj W. ]. Totten. de-
ceased, and moved to North Carolina
without accounting for certain tuads
that came into bis possession as mana
ger OF the estate. He returned to this
CITY and on his arrival was arrested to-
day, as above mentioned. The Judge
decided that he would have to give bail
not only to file an account, but TO pay
over to the Totten heirs any balance
due them, or in default Of bail 60 to
isil. Rev. Maccaboy is in rather an
unpleasant predicament, for as soon as
the Justice gets through with him here
he will be taken to Butler county on
an attachment issued argainst him for
similar of1ense alleged to have been
committed there.
A Crasy Policeman.
John ,. Eigar, memoer OF the
Pittsburgh police force went crazy last
night while on duty. He was taken to
the Insane Asylum to-day.
Newspaper Sold.
The Morning Mail was sold to-day
at Sheriff's sale. 1t was purchased for
the sum OF 50 624 by q company that
propose TO run it as an Independent
inurnQl
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at'Attllna kral5ter.
POPE Plus TX.

We regret to learn that Pope Plus
the Ninth is again prostrated by
the sickness from which be was recov-
-rins with vigor that was scarcely to
be expected at his advanced age, and
that grave tears OF fatal results are now
entertained by his physicians. The
Pope is y very old man and bis mental
and physical endurance under al
most uuexampled cares and
troubles aud responsibilities during
many years past has been marvellous.
He has been sick for several weeks and
his death has been reported again and
sssln and as often denied, until it was
recently announced that his health had
been restored and that, no more than
two days ago, he gave public receptions
10 those who came to congratulate him
upon his recovery. His present relapse
is probably more dangerous than his
former condition and i is scarcely prob
sole that, en'eebled rs he is by the
former attack, h,s strength will be able
10 withsr and this second shock.
Il will be noticed that the dispatch
is dated at Rome this morning (April
2jln) 1t WAS probably sent from
Rome after midnight 1t reached here
u few minutes before one o'clock this
morning
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Ngw YoRE, April "a

AVE-" iohh, hPi' -
FLOUR-Firm with good demand ;
s. S0'96 80 for super6ne State ;
6 90 al IS tor extra State IS a
I 55 for choice do 7 65(9S % for
fancy do 5 S0G6 % Tor superfne wes
tern; 6 90l97 ~ for common to medium
extra western;7 5098 " for choice do;
3 509l0 50 TOR common To
choice white wheat western extra
round hoop Ohio. Southern
flour is firm with fair demand S5a
s IS for common TO fair extra
and s l59l2 50 tor good to choice do.
Rye flour is quiet and steady 4 loD
5 Is.
CORN MEAL-Quiet and without
decided change.
WHEAT-Firm with good demand ;
81 579l SO Tor No. 2 spring I5(6
II; No. | do ! 75G9l % for winter red
western; 9O92 90 Tor amber western;
| 90C92 80 for white western and State
the latter for fancy; No. =, Milwaukee
IL quoted at 66@l 10.
RYE-Quiet aud unchanged.
BARLEY-Dull and unchanged.
CORN-Firm, ard IN good dem and at
6766Sc for new western mixed; 6Sl6
69i tor old mixed western shosc Qua
663 for do. 10 store.
OATS-Is in fair request and firm;
5l@54 ic for new mixed western; 54G
10 store Tor old 10; SAC for white west
ern; 50953i for black do.
PROFESSIONALISM quiet and firm;
$l9 75920 90 tor new mess - 50 for
extra pri,ae; lS00@l9 90 for prime
mess Beef quiet and steady II 7j
for plain meas; l2009l3 90 Tor extra
do. Beet hams dull al $50 O0GH33 %.
Tierce beef quier 20 on 922 % tor
prime mess q 00925 90 for India
mess
LARD Firm and in good demand;
9s@9tc for No. to prime steam;
l0@lOsc for kettle rendered.
COTrON-On spot opens quiet and
steady; 1870 Tor low middlIog, and 1870
tor niddlIng upland
PErROLEUM-Is quiet and firm;
9i9l0c for crude, and DC for refined.
WHISKY-Is quiet and unchanged
at 90i 99lc.
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IL the .AAaatic Nonthy Tor May, Mr..
James Parton has an article on the
Presidential campaign of l796,In which
he thus speaks OF Mr.. Jefferson as a
candidate
He grand advantage was that he did
not want the Office. He was in the
position OF belle who is wooed; not
IN that ot the pale and anxious lover
who tremb'e- with desire and ear. 1t
i An immense thing il you have prop
erly To dispose OF, 10 be able to stand
serene III the market, not caring. whe-
ruer Won sell it this year or next, or
never Nor was this anything 80 very
meritOrious in such man. All men,
It Is true, love power WHO are capable
Of welding rower, but there are grades
and kinds of power.
These Jetfersonisn rules will guide
any man with safety and dignity
through the Thousand snares OF such
contest. | Don't want office 2. Utter
no -ylIsble concerning it beyond the
narrow circle OF tried Coz fiiants.
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KANSAS.
f'tre.

FoRr Scorr, April PA terrible
fire broke out in this city at ll:5OP NJ,
on Market street Although but little
wind WAS prevailing at the time, the
fire spread rapidly despite the best ei-
forts to extinguish it, and destruction
sppeared imminent; had there been
nigh wind il would have been certain
At last the fire was subiued but not uu-
I'll the business portion OF the city had
been destroyed. Between thirty and
forty buildings had heen laid in ruins !;
loss estimated at 100000, The scene
during the fire heggar- description.
Families were making preparations to
escape, fearing that the entire city
would burn. Tue streets were thronged
with people frantic over their losses
and with anxiety tor the safety OF their
irIeLds.
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ROME
ROME
70 Pope Very IiE.-Anxfsty NJ the

The Pope Very IsI--ADxfety NJ the
Vatican.
By Atlantic Cable
RoNE, April 25.-His Holiness the
Pope has suffered relapse and is again
very i'll. The worst results from his
present illness are now feared. His
private physicians are in constant st-
tendance on him, and much anxiety has
been awakened in the Vatican in con-
sequence Of the dangerous condition Of
the holy father.
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NEW JERSEY.
Destructive Fire.

NEWARK, April "a AT an early
hour this morning flames were dlscoV-
cred in a boarding house adjoining the
New Jersey Plow Company building
near the Passaic River Plank Road
bridge. The access TO the building was
40 difficult that the entire building was
il flames before a stream OF water
could be brought to bear upon It Inc
flames spread so rapidly that forty five
boarders in the house barely escaped
with their lives. No furniture or wear
ing apparel was saved Estimated loss
$4,000; insurance - O0O. The oniid'
ing WAS occupied BY men in tue PIow
Com pauy's employ, ami WAS the prop :
erty of The Com pany.
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RIVE e NEWS.

PITTSBURGH April "A. River station
arv with ! ieet 6 inches. Weather
cloudy and cool
CINo'NNATI, April 24-Riyer falling
with 23 eet 10 the rnanpei Weather
clear aud cool. Busine 81 dull.
NEW ALBANY. Ind April 24.-River
falling. Weather clear,
EVANSVILLE, Ind. April 34.-River
falling. Weather clear and cold.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va. april % River
alling. Weather clerr and cold.
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INDIANA.
Fatal ARRAY.

ANDERSON, April 24.-At Anderson
crossing yesterday afternoon, two boys
sbou, fifteen years old, named Thorn
ton and Sheiuer, became engaged IN a
Quarrel. Several men and large boys
standing by, urged them to fight, ana
Sheiner got thrown and so badly beaten
about the head that he died yesterday
evening at o'clock.
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TIRE <TSN.
Old AuueEe JaHS.

TRENTON. \. j., April N-Tbe
heirs of Aoneke Jams assembled N con-
ven!ion in this city to-day To make ar
rangements towards the recovery OF the
property to the amount Of seventy mlI-
lion dollars cIa rAed 10 belong TO them
which is now deposited in bank in
H ,lIand. Between eighty and ninety
credentials were presented and adm"
ted The convention organ zed by ap-
pointing Hon. J. V. Brewer, ot Min
nesoia, chairman, Dr.. I. ). Wander
hoock, o. Philadelphia, secretary, and
jacob Aman,o PniiadeIphi., ire tsnrer.
Representatives were present from
Illinois, Ohio, New York. Michigan,
West Virginia, Peunsl Ivania, Indiana,
New Jersey, Minnesota aud Iowa. Sev'
eral LAWYERS were a,so present. Among
the claimants present was Mr. Jonn
Webber, of New YORK, aged ninety
wears.