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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-05
Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA,
Buchanan County.

STATE OF IOWA,
Buchanan County.
T. MARY ANN c. BURNS:
You are hereby notified. that there will be %
Gle. on or before the j., day 81 March. A. D
1867. in the offes Of tie Clerk If the Dl,ric'
Court Of Buchanan County. State of iowa, a pc
tition Of John W. Burns, claiming Of you Di
vorce, on account u adultery committed by you
subsc iuent 10 your marriage with the said
Burns.
Now unless you appear thereto and defend
On or before noon Of the second day Of the pr
Term, A. d. 1867 or saii Court, defaul, will be
entered against you ana decree rendered in &C
coFeanes With the prayer Of said petitioner
y. 8. WOODWARD,
30 sw Atty for Plaintiff.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-05
Original Notice.
STATE Of IOWA.
Buchanan County.

STATE Of IOWA.
buchanan County.
To DEBORAH q. yANDERyooRT:
You are hereby notified, that on Or before the
ist day Of April. 1867. there viii he on file, in
the cfsee II the Clerk Of The District Court 0.
Laehaaan County, Iowa, petition Of Charles
NJ. NandeEyo0rt, claiming Of you Divorce from
the bands u ma rimDny, On the ground OF vii
FOL deseEti9a and separation for more than two
yeass All On the grouni that the parties can.
not live N peace and happiness together, and
their welfare regairss separation.
haf anlsss you appear and arsNer thereto. On
. or kefare aeon Of tie second day Of the April
Tern. Isa7, ~ said Court, which term comrnen.
Ger tie "a Thursfay after the ID Monday o.
April, ite7, de.aait vii he entered against you
and judgment rendered theresn, ia AceorGsass
witA tie frazer " sad petition.
G. 81. vAsDBAyOokT, Plaintie.
BY jyB LAIR, be ATTY. f.0su
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-05
FARM FOR SALE.

nEsTRfSG 70 change my business I o6ss
my very valuable farm for sale, situated on
the Independence and Fsirbank road, and bet.
ter known as the John Cameron farm. Il con.
tain. z36 scres; about lis acres improved; over
400 acres fenced is u miles Northeast Of Lit.
Teton. There is bout 20 acres Of good timber.
and 30 acre. more Of light timber and brush hss
. stone house, two stories, lGxst, snd . gool
log barn. Price, t22 per acre, il sold before the
lst Of April next. Thsrssn are about SO Fnn
Trees upon the place. several Of which are bear
ing. Terms, half cash; balance in one and I've
years At Z per cent. interest.
For further particulars enquire Of Ran.ea
BaTtls, Indspsndsnss, or Of tho ssAscsibsr q Ne
prsmisss.
c. n. LHOHAAn.
Sept. II, 1855. TIA
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-05
An AGED MUNICIPALITIES Atcbi

An AGED lSDIvIprAL.-The Atchi-
son Free Press mentions the fact that
the Oldest man in Kansas resides in
that town. His name is Thomas Rev
nolds, and his aga is los wears. He
was born in Ross Common. Elphin
Parish, Ireland. Dec. /. l76o. He
married when so years Of age has a
young wife and family, whom he now
supports by his daily labor, never was
sick day in his lie, except when he
had his leg broke by falling earth. on
the Ateh;son leyee, in 1861: never
took any medicine served Is wears
in the British army, six OF which were
under the Duke of Wellington: was
present in the memorable battle OF
Waterloo, where he was wounded in
the Land, the marx of which he still
carries. He is active and sprightly
and would readily pass for a man not
over 20 years Of age.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-05
FOR SALE.

The Millinery Establishment Of Mr,. vr;,h,
Miss Wood il offered for sale. The StoeL i.
al new and fashionable Any QUE wishing n
step into . we'll established and good pawn
Business, will find this an opening sueh q II
seldom met With. lAquirs Of the ps,tiss A nj.
rooms. one doos above " ~ pess Oaes.
Nv. -. bso1. ~
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-05
To Consumptivcs .

The advertiser having been restored to health
in a few weeks by very simple remedy, afsr
having suffered for many years with a severe
lung affection. and that dread disease Consamp-
teu ia anxious TO make knewn to his fellow
sufferers the means ofcgre.
To all who desire it he will sen copy &C the
prescription used free Of charge, with the d.
reet0ns fer prer airing aud using The same, which
they viii end a srRs CURE for rOSsUNrrlos Asr-
Ma. RRoScHirs, torens, CONS, and all Throat
and Lang affections. The only object Of the adj
ver,iser in sending the Prescription 10 t. benefit
the afflicted and spread information which he
eenceives 10 be invaluable, sna he hopes every
sufferer will try hs remedy. as il will
cost them nothing, sndmay prove blessing.
Parties wishing the receipt ssEs. byrstarn
mail. will please address
Raw. EDWARD A. WILSON.
81 iy Williamsburg, kinSs 70. New York
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-05
GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED,

Ereinsire Tsrrifory-No Competitiom-No Risk.
"ASTED--In every township and village,
w honest, energetic, industrious persons
(lialc and Fsmsle,) to act as Agents.
Clergymcn, Teachers, Students and Ladies,
Who can devote all or a part Of their time 20 the
work, will find something especially adapted to
their wants.
10- A rare chance il opened fr few intel
ligent, thorough going. experienced sanvasssrs,
TO act ~ General Agents.
Ladies, here 10 . chance for yos. Try IT,
Send stamp for full information.
r. 4. CAMPBELL,
00al iSt South Ozark H., CAieaao, III.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-05
JoUvEN's
Md GLOVE CLEANER,

r; ins only good article for instantly e,..n;n.
~ .a oloses. They can be cleaned while uno.
e ~. "ana and worn immediately. II IL ipodo,.
.. " one bottle viii clean IS pairs. Price Is
Store. " Whn," y most Druggists and Penney
y wells e., and others. New Yc,k ~,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-05
Fatsnfsd Morch Z. 1868.
THE SILVER SKIRT.

MORE DURABLE MORE ELASTIC
MORE GRACEFUL. AND WILL KEEP
IT'S SHAPE AND RETAIN ITS
PLACE BETTER THAN ANY
OTHER SKIRT.
The new and beautiful s,yls Of Skirt wac
awarded by the Great American Institute
Fair, hell in New York City. October. le6S.a
SILVER MEDAL
The Iii ghe~, Premium ever given for Hoop
skirt. The Steel Springs are wound with a
fine plated wire lin place of acot,on eoveringl
which will not wear off or become soiled. aud
the whole Skirt may be sasaed riiaoat in,avs
Or !sar OF rusung and will 10 a. good As new.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-05
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
j. ". Bradley's celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
TOR DOUBLE SPRING.
s K / + II.

r. W0-dsvf4l F1eSilility aai great egr.fssrt
SIS s.ieassrs ( , aay Lady wearing the Dsi.ss<
I1kEs1s ssfrf - s,e - ysflsussd particularly IL
~ sfssGs1 As.erstfiss, OJey9s. Gskrri1gss. Raj
rad Cs,s. CEuyeA Pse., 4rss la1,ys, fgr pm
sszas asl n -4.t Dr.,s A. ms ekart tGn - iese
"A SIS. "a we II gee@ry = snaaA y s@e ~ sasigy
sEs e8s Feulr-t3y u L Fix 81 3gsi.n DFssss AZ
.ae asols quality Is efsas. ne. ~ iosE1 u zug
$50 !. epfing sksrt
4 Ls5y hsi ~ sE.sgs9 Is. t.ee,a,s. eorfyyf,
ssaa sFes. o~AseaseHes u ssSf-4g tAs Lgpl<x n
Lesas sesi lspvAAs Eiff ~ : siagis dug. vi
Ae1sf 4fLs-fw Af9s naiisnRis 6ssperse NIB taesi
ass pr tzst1res, 1s.se, AID yeang Laase.
tAes sfs r. pessef y Al pEbers.
9rey " u 80 Lad " 1yeak IKE ihs fsnzls
Sssarg pui ~ gresess fhsi, ys.sf.y ash gsae.
NJ ss.ss,ss nAen tLsee fear sfdinayy .iiet, ii
have be.E Hf1sA stssa. esstsss Jae Hop
sae covered slgA dgetBe ogsf tsssstsi fLs.ad an
tie 1ss,.na ys<s< are nj snly dsgbls syfsxs. bu'
twrs. fes 1.s is8 .,ter.a pEstsfss4lY them frau
wsss.lg 1vt rass dragging assL spssf,, STAIR
a.
Ttt Duplex Elliptic il great fsyorits witi
Ill lsdasf and il universally recommended -
FAstsgn Magazines az tbs Et4a5ayd Slit y n.
fassteaatis Writ
T. enjsy tie following iEestiGasbie adYaBta
fss u lfingiine, III sapertDs gaai.ty, pstfee
aqnaHf taefays sfgfish shoge and fsash, fexiLtify
daraJititg cosp FIJI mil to>nvusy, enquire for j
W. trsai.y's Duplex Eiiipise, Of Doobls Spring
Skirt, and be sure you gst tie genuine article.
GAI1lOS.--Jo guard against imposition /,
particular 70 notice that skirts offered a. " ba
rlen'' have tbs red ink stamp. viz. - W.
Eradley's Duplex Elliptic Steel rprngs," upon
tie naistband-none others genuine. Aise
notice that every Hoop will admit pin being
passed through the centre thus revealing the
two Tor double1 springs braided together therein
which Is the secret ~ their desfLifty and
strength and a combination net to be found IN
any other Skirt.
For Sale in all stores where First Glass skirt.
are sold throughout the United States and else
where.
Manufactured by the sole owners Of the patent,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-05
THE
COMBINATION SILVER SKIRT.

This invention combines with the ordinary
cotton skirt the advantages Of our SILVIA
sxiRr the bottom hoops arr the same as those
used in the Silver Skirt. the covering Of which
eanno, wear off. while the upper one. are Gov
cred with cotton. No lady having once worn
one Of our skirts will be willing TO wear any
other, as the lower hoors Of all other kinds are
soon injured and soiled.
The best materials are used in their con
struction, and from their durability and neat
meas, they are destined to become
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-05
AFAVORITE SKIRT :

Manufactured solely BY
The Silver skr. and Wire Hauuiattaring Company
s. SPRAY. Sapt. 81 Cortland St.,N.f
For Sale hy
LAHTON 4 CCRTlSS.
l4.iy Independence. Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-05
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL

For The RAFin CURE OF
Coughs. Colds, Influenza. Hoarseness
Group. Bronchitis. incipient eonsunp-
ton. an for the relief of consumpti,e
Patients ia advanced stages OF the
Disease.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-04-24
CADIZ 0HI0 WEDNESDAY, APRIL a. 1857.

Best one acre of Corn 5 90
End best 3 90
Best crop of Timothy Hay, not less
than one acre D 90
2nd best 3 90
Best crop of Clover Hay, not less than
one acre ) 90
2nd best 3 90
Best crop of Timothy Seed, not less than
one acre 5 90
End best 3 90
Best crop Of Clover Seed, not less than
one acre 90
End best 90
CoMMITTEE-Jno. McFadden Irish) Jno.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-04-24
EL4OUE.

For the best barrel of flour made of the
least amountof wheat.
Ist premium 3 90
End do 90
A sworn Statement pust be furnished to
the Secretary at the timeof making the en-
try of the above flour.
For the best barrel of flour without regard
to the amount Of wheat
1st premium 90
End do 2 90
CoMMITTEE-Philip Fuhr David M. X er
and George Heberling.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-04-24

ley ana 1n0maS H. ClckerSOH.
r ...----.- Glass II.
Pair Of Matched Horses or Mares for all
purposes owned by one man,
1st premium, $1,000
I'd do -m 5 90
Fancy driving Team owned by one man
without regard to color or sex.
lst premium, 10 90
I'd do 800
CoMMITTEE-Thomas Lee, (Carrolton)
E. F. Mcfit and DIR. J, T. Updegraph INIT
Pleasant. -
O Glass n.
Fastest walking Horse or mare.
lst premium, SIS 90
I'd do 800
Fastest Racking or Pacing Gelding or Mare.
Ist premium, 90 90
I'd do Is 90
Fastest. Trotting Gelding or Mare.
lst premium, so 90
Cd do 80 90
Sd do @ 20 20
Extra entrance fee charged of 10 pc, cent
on the first premium Offer ed fer Racking or
Trotting horses. rl.'.t
! CoMMITTEE--Vail Courtright, j, B Fra
zser and ID. B. Welch.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-04-24
FARMS.

FARMS.
For the best managed Farm, all things con-
sdered,
LIST premium 10 90
2nd do 90
CoMMITTEE-Walter Craig, Ingram Clark
and Jamison .,-..
Applicants for premium on Farms, must
give The awarding Committee, before the 25
day Of August explicit written Statements
oftheir plan offarming showing Intercourse
for several years past, and the reason of
their success.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-04-24

Adams, ana ABEL carson.
+, ta1H Gfass T..
PAINTEBs s WORK,
Best specimen of granting and plain
painting 4 90
2nd best 8 90
Committee N A Hanna, b Barrett,
and A Harrison.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-04-24

Committee-Mrs Maria B. Bebee, Mrs. Walter
Craig, Mrs Marshall Mccall, Mrs NJ. B. Kennedy
and Mrs. G. b. Barrett.
ENENEJNEESsAEED ARTICLES,
FOR NV EIS M
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-04-24
Glass 4.

All persons exhibiting COWS for milk and
butter must furnish statement in writing
to the Secretary before the COW is entered
setting forth. First, the age and breed of
the cow, and the time of calving. Second,
the quantity of milk in weight and the but
ter made therefrom during Il peJiod of ten
days, the COW to be fed on grass alone. The
experimental be verified by the affidavit OF
the competitor, and another person conver-
SAINT with the facts. . ---,.- ..a-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-04-24

Premiums & Regulations
WITH THE
IAMES Or THE AWARDING JUDGES,
FOR THE
TWENTIETH ANNUAL EXHlBl TlON
OF THE
harrison Co, Agricultural Society,
To besAeId i'm Cadiz ON "wednesday,
ThurshRy and Friday, the ed,
I'd and Ath days of October, lS07.
OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY.
Es PRESIDENT, -.4 'ass
JOHN c. GOURLEY, of Green TIP.
vICE-PREsIDENT,
SAMUEL SLEMMONS, of Cadiz TIP.
- TREASURER.
II. II. HARRISON, of Cadiz Township:
SECRETARY,
JACOB JARVIS, of Cadiz Township.
DIRECTORS.
ANDREW JANIISON, Shortcreek Tp.
JNO. CUNNINGHAM, a.
A. Fl. EAGLESON, Cadiz
CRAIG HAMILTON, do
SAMUEL GEORGE, do
LIST OF PREMIUMS.

AT the coming Fair the following named
gentlemen will have charge Of the following
departments Horses, Jacks aud Nudes
SAM'L SLEMMoNs and JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
Cattle, Hogs and Poultyy-CRAIa HAMTL,
TON. Sheep-A. H. EAGLEsoN. Mockon-
acat and Vegetable Hau--ANDREw JkMT-
SON. Floral Hal-SAMUEL.G GEORGE. 3
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-04-24
ESTABLISHED A. D. 1882.

1ta Gelding years old for draft.
LIST premium 800
I'd : do --. -e--is,.- 4r-r2 90
Goldipg years old for all purposes.
lst premium 800
I'd do VOL f7''a- 200
Gelding years old for saddle.
lst premium, -a'r adm 3 90
I'd do --.y -. 200
Geleing one year old.
lst premium, @ 's... 8 90
I'd do .5t 200
7s Gelding for saddle.
1st premium, 90
I'd do yvv or 06
Gelding for light harness
lst premium 90
2nd do 8 90
COMMITTEE William Bond, Hugh Brind-
lev and Thomas FL Cicknrson.
The New York herald., 1867-01-27
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

srAnsISG ArreAx-James Fitzgerald and Michael
Murphy. the former a hand employed on board OF one
OF the Havana steamers yesterday became involved 10
quarrel while at the OF Canal and Washington
streets Words became inadequate TO express the
feelings Of the bellgorents and after blows had been
freely exchanged Murphy, as alleged, drew knife and
stabbed his opponent in the right breast The asaiant
having been taken into custody committed by JUS
tce Dodge TO await the result OF Fit2geralds piur
The wounded man was removed 10 the hospital for
surgical treatment.
THE ALLEGED DIAMOND ROBBERY The complaint in
this case, which has been under during the
past two weeks at the Essex Marke; Police Court,
dismissed yesterday by Justice sbandley, upon the
cused, referred TO in Yesterdays HERALa. Immediately
tho OF this decision and the discharge
Kautz from the custody OF this court he rearred
by the sheriff order or arrest Issued by Judge
Barnard civil proceedings having been Instituted In the
Supreme Court for the recovery Of BOchs interest in the
property alleged TO have been removed by kautz. lie
committed 70 the county jail In default OF So 900 bail
The dismissal OF the complaint agains, Kauz OF course
includes stay OF proceedings against his brother Man.
ssceewitz, charged receiver, who likewise dis
charged
John Smith, residing SOL First avenue arrested
yesterday afternoon by sicer Of the Twenty first
precinct on charge OF fconious assault and battery
preferred against him by his father Patrick Smith. II
appeared examination that the pri soner who was In
toxicated demanded sum OF money from his father,
and npon refusal assaulted him with razor wouuding
ness against him, and he was held to answer The
rhorU
The New York herald., 1867-01-27
Accident Near Dublin.

Dublin Jan. l5) Correspondence of London Timesl
Yesterday the ice on the pond OF the Geological Gar
dens in the Park strong enough for skating large
numbers OF gentlemen and ladies assembled there yes
tcray and an accident which proving
fatal 10 many Of them Professor Houghton the secrc
ary has published account OF the occurrence from
which appears that the ice perfectly safe on the
shallow part OF the pond, but not the deep end
near the city. A rope drawn to the
skaters and visitors TO keep on the deep water and
marked dangerous The public unfortunately dsrc
sarded the warning, and towards two p. ~ crowded IN
largo numbers the deep end OF the pond, where
the ice was sinootbest and most dangerous. group
o. ladies and gentlemen crowded together In spot
aud the gave way, precptating them all into the
deep water. Tho ice ladders and life buoys
OF the society Immediately brought into reouistion
under the supsrntendcnce Of Mr. Carter and the In
the employment OF the society, who did their duty
steadily and bravey, and assisted by IS D. Michael
Travers who risked his life repeatedly in aiding
the men OF the society TO work the ice ladders When
the sufferers removed from the water they
carried 10 the superintendents house, where IL
found that the following required medical treatment
Tho Misses Owen threel Miss simmons. Miss Flint Mr.
r. Deaker, Mr. n. T. Foster, and Mr.. Monks They
promptly treated by Professor McDone Dr. A. W. Foot
Dr. wade Dr. A. l. Owen, Dr. Percival, DIR. Green, aud
aided by the kind nursing of Mrs Carter and emale
servants, were shortly pronounced out Of danger
The New York herald., 1867-01-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 27-Evening.
The steamship Alemania, from New York, JAN 6,
touched here this afternoon route TO Hamburg.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan 23-Evenng
The steamship City Of Baltimore, from New York
Saturday Jan. IL reached here route Liverpool,
this afternoon
The steamship Nova Scotian. from Portland Jan. H.
arrived on Greencastle to-day and after landing mails
proceeded to Liverpool
HAvRE Jan. "a, 1867
The steamship Perreire, Captain Duchesne from New
York January H. arrived here TO- day after touching
Brest
LIVERPOOL, Jan. "a, 1867
The steamship Chicago, Of Williams Guon's line
from New York January Q, arrived here to-day.
QUEESsrowS, Jan. "a, 1867
The steamship Louisiana, Of the National hne, from
New York January g. and the Somerset, from Baltimore
arrived here o-day and sailed for Liverpool.
QuEENsrowN, Jan "a 1867.
The steamship Bosphorus, from Philadelphia, bound
TO Liverpool, Sunday last, hundred miles
west OF Queenstown short OF COAL but otherwise in good
condition.
LIVERPOOL Jan 25-Evening.
The steamship Hibernian, from Portland January II,
arrived at Greencastle this noon.
The New York herald., 1867-01-27
s RAJ n cE.
our PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.

The News Of the Impcachmcnt of the Prcst-
dent and It's Enect-DnnEer Surrounding the
Imperial Government-The Coming Session
ofthe Corps LeRisatif-Timc and Manner Of
the Romun Revolution The a american Scien-
tiHc Commission for the Exhibttion--sledal Of
Honor by the Rochelle Yacht Club, &c.
PARIS, Jan. IL, 1867
The little despatch stating that the House Of Represen
tatives had adopted resolution to impeach the presi
dent flashing like Lightning the Atlantic and
Europe, has had sudden and marked effect In Paris,
among political circles the principal topic Of convsr
ation and comment The newspapers publish short,
which in day or two will be followed BY long articles
upon H. American bonds 20 down on the Bourse on the
sbspgth Of IL and the general conclusion that our
The New York herald., 1867-01-27
G { r M A N ".

Prussia and the New Confederation.
BERLIN, Jan. %, 1867
The members OF the German Confederation have
agreed the scheme proposed by the Pruss govern
ment.
The Danish Duchies Annexed.
BERLIN Jan. 25-Noon.
the Danish duchies have formally been annexed to
the German Confederation.
The German Diet
II 10 for the first time the Gath Of February
Count Bismarck's Position.
BERLIN, Jan. rs, 1867.
Count Bismarck declines seat in the German Diet
The New York herald., 1867-01-27
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
Effect Of the Radical impeachment Plan ON
the French Policy.

Paris Jan. 49, Correspondence OF the London Post1
We must get TO the end Of the month of March before
France will bo quite out Of all possible danger regards
Il Mr. johnson s found guilty snd removed from his
Office Chief Magistrate, the agreement made by France
for egacuang Mexico win not OF course be In any way
affected On the other hand, this impeachment Will pre-
vent any negotiations which may have been contempla
ted By France with regard 10 Mexico. There Ia every
washington government as TO fts Intentions toward
Mexico after the French army has away, because
II Is believed here thai Maximan will not hold out long
and that eventua the United States must interfere
establishing republican government Nor, when the
French flag II Withdrawn from Mexico Fn.e pds herpef
deeply engaged In Mexican interesta She has spent
many hundred million Of franco on the empire, aud
there 10 much French property and lie TO protect that
far.on continent So fr a. Franco is concernsd. The
The New York herald., 1867-01-27
CANADIAN CONFEDERATION.

The Plan Of the North American Delegates
Accepted.
LONDON, JAN "a. 1867.
Il 10 announced officially to-day that the British gov
srnment has accepted the plan submitted by the Pro-
vincial delegates for the union Of the Canadian
provinces.
Heavy Railroad LOnn.
LONDON Jan. 25-Noon.
Canadian railway loan for four million pounds ster-
ling guaranteed by the British government Is soon TO
b put upon the market
Railroad Investigation.
LONDON, JAM 25-Evenng
The affairs Of the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
have been referred to q committee Of inquiry.
The New York herald., 1867-01-27
: R A N C E

Nnpoleou's Reform Plan "Disgusts' the
People.
PARIS, Jan. %, 1867.
kilograms received from all departments OF the
empire express dissatisfaction with the proposed reforms
in the policy of the government
The Bourse is dull and rentes have declined.
LONDON, Jan. "a, 1867
Advices from Paris state that France is dsgusted with
the measures recently put forward by the Emperor
Napoleon.
The New York herald., 1867-01-27
INDIA AND CHINA.

BOMBAY, Jan. 4-5P.M
y h. shrtings, Or. la; 81 h. do, sr so's mule
twist 15ka Cotton advaucing-DholIerah, 2S5r Ship
mcnts Of the week. H. 700 bales Exchange on London,
Is 11hd Government securisies--Four per cents Ss
I'VE per cents, 1861.
CALCUTTA, Jan. Q. 1867.
s5 To- shtaiugs sr Ca 4o's mule twist sa Ex-
change London, 2s. Frcigbts to England, 5os
SHAsoHAE, Dec. Z, 1906
Tea firm. silk lower. Export 20 date, "a, SEQ bales
Exchange on London, es AID. Freights-Tea e.
HoSG KoSG, Dec. l5, 1S68
Gray shirngs, 6k catty, % 90 Tea dull Total
export, a. 500, 900 ibs Exchange London a. 6jsd
The New York herald., 1867-01-27

Impeachment OF President Johnson 10 add 10 the
Mexican imbroglD. The French press appear TO look
upon this conduct Of Cosses ards the President
political event which sha shake tho foundation or the
republic Your contemporaries generally that tho
President may haye comm tied faults but has done moth
ing 10 invie 70 grave charge that or high treason
siessrs hohschia are Understood 70 have received
teiegraphc message from America which cost 10, 600
fancs report Immediately declares that there hnan
eia negotiations going either with the governments
Of the United States Mexico or both