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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-09
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8afIasisre ppu bieier beliebter einie BADEN bic @elez
aen6eit, Sic alten 8ap 9inie Dauipfer unb Geseiidiffe II.
Rpanpfe @iIenbabn, pher iber 0fitmcno, 6receridsbilr9
unb Bptpulac @iIenbabn, mad SiGmrnb, ii6er 0tiampnq
unb Danpile, pber iiber 3i@upnb uno 8eter8burs mad
Welpcn, banu iiber 0faleisb uub @aitpn, crer ii6er bic
ILLUMINATION uno Belbpm @iIeubabn nat O~tingSoiae unb
allen i!6risen Gunttel ees giibenS 81 benusen.
Die alte Gap Cine 1T bic seinSi9 meme PerSeftellte, ireIe
DE stpiI6eu Baltimore, Gcrtre6 Dtcurce urp giorfplt bic
Ser. Staateu Noit %befSroert.
@ine8 ibr Sopte oerlGSt t6gIin, Sonntass ausseuomz
men, ibre gBerfte AMI 6use Der Union Dpd, gtadmittaes
AZ u6r, NIB I6lisBt ftp in 9prtsnlputb nit benz Segel.
Idiff unb 0tranpte giienbabu 2 3isen al, wel6e bic
&amben Citation, 8altc. O6ic 0iailrpab Depot nm 4.10
Oepr9eus uub AIS WaGmtttag8 berlafen lnb oerbinben
fG in WaItinstpn Direct nit Der 0ti6mpnb, 6riebrifsz
bura unb gptpntac &ail 0foab ii6er aquia Greet.
@ineS Ser l6nelIten unb reselmaBisfeu Damrfibiffe,
perlSst tdsli6 1einea Bbarft, GuB Der 6. Strase, nm
6.45 Wtrrgens nnb Z nPr Ibenps. Gcnntass Z 19l
Abenb8.
Die srpBe Goat siuie GaiIrpab lift bic IGusGfe unb
~trsete, unS bic ein5ise birette Sfpnte mad 0iiGmonp, Bez
~tersbllrs, @bentcr, Ylpntpnt9, @ilmingtpr, OtaIeigR,
Oaupile, @aliSburr, Charlotte, &barleftpn, Sapannab
unS 4uaufta, aud bic birette 9Inie mad Mtlanta, Dipntz
spmerp, Ofpbile, gtsu Orleans, 9euiacpla unb Geruaaz
eina, 6lpriea.
Die alien Sap Sine Dampfer Ssrbinben fi@ in giprfpIt
nit benz Dampfer GpluS auI Wtonta9, Oeitttppd, Greitas
fir Gberrpftpue unb Gafern S5pr., @ir9inia am Dienlta9
Dpunerftag unb Sonldbero fur Wtattbews u1o GIpu=
ceifer Counties unO DCrttpwa.
Durbbinete unb @epSd 0tarfen fnb an aleu- Berlin.
buuss 8ldeen gu Raben.
VafIagiere, pelGe Nep gcrt nm s ubr unb 9tilaSeIs
pbia nm 11.45 Ra6mittass o~erlafIen, t5unen IN Saltis
more nit Der Olb Sap Cine iRre Ofeiie meter ~fprtieseu.
Weitere 4usfnnft fam man in Der on 8ap Sine
Office uub in Der Baltimore Dbip 0iaiIrpab Office, Game
BEN Depot, it8 ~erfrasen.
%. ". EGna.
grGfbent Baltp. Daupf@Badet Go.
G.. 9. Obip Msent Der Geseli9iffe unb Gpanofe 81 81.
SusF 90 pnupr, 8afasier=Issut.
U. Resbbam & . : II, Sen. Isent q. S. unb g.
81. q. Gpu1pagnie.
(Ott1s-iD s. IG. Sausp Sen. G. ast.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-09

Die Baltimore : S6ip @iienba6n bietet ben, ~reiielteu
@u6lif,un bic gr66ten 8prtbeile in 8c3ug dnf SilliSfeit,
8equemli6feit, Gi6er6eit, 8iinttliGfeit nnb SGSnPeit
Der Gcenerieer, 70 baB ite BON feiuer allbern Sabn III bies
fem 9anbe ibertrpffen wirb. 0ieie 8abn bonn atlanti-
I6en S5ean a~usgegenb, lift bic dlfefte aussebePntefte 81
ME, sGei9 Seitig aber aud bic ~tir5eite unD i4nelIfte rnb
baBer bic bi1igite 9tpnte fin bic ~0teiiensen nad rem Use
fen, Gle ni@t perfe6lep i~pllter, tie Su benusen.
Mietlenz@ntfernung BON Baltimore nab Cincinnati.
= ueper Nartersturg+ $50 Oteilen
8eupppo unb 28beeling ..-.....83S rs
- SarriSbur9 unb 4itt5burg ......656 =.
Durb bic Niarietta 2inie. ..........58
cine @rIparniB an Der @ntfernuns ben 715
Our1 pie @plumbus einie ..........59
Cine @aIrarniB eli Der Gntfernung BON
9~FeiIenpe, mel@e sic Baltimore Sbip @iienbabn be-
nuseu, lsgen bic 0aei5e in ~ Gag suriif NIB foBrent II
Wasen, bic anf bas Ilerbeqnenfe uuS nit gepcIiterten
Siseu eiugeri9tet iiub.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-09
ua1 SAVANNAH, Ga.

Die Dautpfer Der Baltimore unb SaDaana9 Darlpt@
i6if Gp. geben nun ME fplgt al:
Sic perlaiier SaItinlpre BPM Union Spd an 6nBe
Der @cncpro CITRATE ieben Boomerang I'M 8 nPr gsad@
ulittags.
j8uTiitfe8r.ub p~.rfaifsn h~isieI6en saoanna9 fHr Salti'
more ieben Boomerang.
glitter fir GuguTta, Ga, uub bas Snulanb, pslSs an
uuiern agentsn, ii. 99. 90 Rs@e u1to " { t III
SaoannaB ~cpnfsuiYt Fnb, aerben anf AaS PitntFltplfe
fpebjrt.
Q6esen 6ra8t unb 4aIIa9s nit ben bsifen 9equsnIiidts
feiten lueurt man i9
Sam%s ANDREW . GSt.
office: IS 2i86tftr. Abarf unb Union 8pd.
81 g.. Qqe fSra6tbriefs perbsu auf benz Daupfer nn=
teriei8net. Gjuui1mD
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-09
So Dir 3lortbcrn Central
Cilrnbabm.
Sret Ill tGeIi6,
(spnntaSs auSsenoutmen.)
NaA R%ittsbnre nnb benz GScfter.

2asli98~et3iSe (@pnntass aussenpumeu.)
G 9la6 Buffalo uno yliusara 5dle. I2M
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-09
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ANN w Na a ~ q "a
Sebea5 8crfi9ssnags 0RleulDaTE'
-
e<sbrI;raa" T4,fon,r1en 65OOOO
SapL'1"@S" 90 600 400
- 9s.l~s'u.Ss" oi,.i.f4o L., Iosts,,
2usoesapt' f"' S'''"T' 's GO ooo
Tie G5e5enibaft adblte biS Jest $35e, 000 tur SefllFfe
ous.
!Suop SO fenboud &rai.
g a hnprhIer @icez0r1i. II. gefr.
@.I+;mnre @~tp6baIterS unb 8eferen3eu:
e. @6ubn1otsr SO. DreHei.
Samiltpa @afteru @Gr. 9inri&s.
German BON Qarf Seinri6 OtetrtI
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-09
y&s SfeneS ssrramsen,emt
Pbtlaoelp9ia, 8ilnin9tcn uno Baltimore
Giienbabn.

gIlenbabn.
I'm nnO mad 9onneritag, /. Suni, S~erlaiien lie 3Ige
baS &reiiseftftr. Deppt ME folgt:
Der YptSus fir philadelphia unb AUTHORIZATIONS Inn
1926 Ntorgen8.
Grpre6suS nur fir 9etp gorf, $50 Wspraens.
GrpreBSng fir philadelphia NIB Neip gprf, Ito Ga&
~uittags.
GOftsug fir philadelphia unb 3wii9enfatirneu, 4.25
Na6mittags.
Grpre6sus fr PHILADELPHIA uub 5mii9enfatipnen
6.25 GbenbS.
GrpreBsus fir @9laOelp9ia unb stetp gpri, s.25
Ibenb8.
9ieie !3ise ssFsn tasliH, GussenDmmen eDuutass.
an Spnntagen:
Sur Stetp gcrt nm $50 unb fir philadelphia mn e.25
MbenbS.
Sir Salisbury unb 3piiGenpuntte an Der DeIarara
ga9n 1925 Gbeubs nnb fir Dpper, DEL, LILO g9a9ul.
(6ptt-l % IN. @rafpr6, agsut.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-09
r-lN0ad @etcrsbura II. @idmuui

4alEEISNa6 petersburg II. 8idmutO.
Die VcmBattau.0 ainpfFhtff @O. wirD eineu ibrer Dam
pier mad pbensenannteu @lGteu ieoeu
DienNae, Dpnnerltag unD Sanfd9
nm brei u6z gta&utittass bonn 0iSptftr. Bbarf at8e6en
Iafieu.
6ra9t tpirb tSsliS ausenounsen, nit Sorsfalt besan=
belt unb ibnen p~erIanot.
s8eseu TraGt NIB BaTase nit BEN befen geauemIiG.
feiteu menbe man fi4 ali
Sacpb Brandt,
(7iuni2mt) 80 ~ei9btfrabe Wbarf.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-09

4o9ltW pet3u9 (Gcnntags alssenpmnien.)
GJ Na6 Buffalo uno gliueoro Sdue. g2E
IN urb mad tein 10. goSentber 1865 p%erIaIisn bic
3use baltimore ME fpIgt:
. Is NorsenS, eGneDsus. ES9li6, (srnutaas aus
~9ehomrnen) mad FittSburs, pefliG uno nSrbli6 bis
Spd Saoeu.
Serbtnbun9en.-Gn OtelaD nit Der gBeffert
Wfarpianb SoPu in SaupDer Sunctipn nit Der
Salpper 3met9haPn; III SarriSburs NIT Der Penn=
lploaata @eiltralbaRn, eebancn Galebbabn unb Der
Sumberlanp Salepbabn; in Sunburp NIT Der @Gis
larelfPia NIB @rie &ailrpaS; in gtprt6 @umters
LAMB nit Der Vaddpana une 8lppnSburgbatn.
Gntnnft in God Sapen I'M s 10 ga&mittass.
1918 Dtttta9S, SGnea5uS. GGgliG (Spnntags auss
gencntuler) fir gittSburg uno ben gBeiten, unb
nprpltA bis Buffalo n1lo Niagara Sails unb erie.
Serbtnbnngen. = Gn Der Saapoer Sumo
tip1 nit Der Sanpper 3meigbabn; in 5arrisburg
nit Der Benuiplpania @entralbabn, 2ebanpu @aaeD
Sabn Imb Cumberland 8dlebbabn III Sruburp
nit Der philadelphia unb @riebabn; in gln1ira NIT
Der Grieba9n; an @anaubaigua nit Der 9iep gprt
@entraIbabR.
10 10 ia6tS, @rrressu1. Taqlie fir ben gseiter
td9li1, (SpnntagS auSgenpmnten( fir BlGee nGrSz
l1 BON gBtliampcrt, bis Buffalo une @rie.
Serbtnb 9en.- Sn SarriSburs init Der
Berniplnania @entral6n6u iub Der lebanon Salep
SaRn; in Suuburp nit ber philadelphia nn6 Gre
@~tlettbaln; in gtprtb Cumberland nit Der 9az
fapana itnS S%lpcmS6urs @iienbabn; in @lmira
nit Der @rie @%iienbabn; in gananoaigua, nit Der
Nteis Yprt @entral Giienbapn.a
Accommodations 3itae
Sir SdrriSburg: 2G9li6, (gpnutass ausges
npmrlen) Tim Z 20 0trrgens, unb tGgti&, (Gpnntags
auSSenpmuen) Inn 7 20 GtaGmittags.
Sir gprf: I'm 8 80 Na6u. = SIR Fart
t . II nm 5 80 @bene8.
Nnfuuft ber 3it9e in Baltimore !:
Son Dem g8efen nub yiprben nm Z l6r Nlcr1ens, 80
uto 6 rbr gta1m.
Spm GSeiteu oleiu I'M IL 20 Wtcrgens.
Rarftcn Accommodation s 80 NlprgenS.
Dprf accommodation 10 Is Oaprgens.
g8e8en tpeiteier Au8tunft unb GidetS mad alien WIGsen
nSrhluR uib peltlif, penoe man fq an bic EidetzSffce
@aIpert Citation.
CD. 9. gpuna, Gen. -gaTIosier-gst.
GaH1iD S. 81. On 9arrb, @en.s@uperinb't.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-09
- % @R0 itcbntOub, Oreoericfs
burg nnb Nptpmac @ifenbabn.

Sur Netfeube mao Dem Slben
speinal tasli9 (@Onntas gbenbs ausseupmu,en). ]
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-09
8anbcLS! Snubel3i
DemtScbeS @Das DeS,&ft.
ia . Nrr NoJfr

aasgssssESiMossRsasss ssss.Esss Cssssssss.s
esAesIt ftsasn s:ogsass Sss ezes Gssts2 @anapss. &as
otrsyfa rmb G&essneYhpgs Gar HGafArssHfg, ga1ssIs4set
:. q ~. tsAFfisH
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-09
aelCl0fIs= 0n6eI0en.
GeFob Gm4uoer,

M sJaFo5 Gsmtmoer,
gRsNI|+ss s g II rtter s Gtlberp1atirer
- empEe9lt BEN seetrten @ubltum ieu rei@getod4lz
tes Eager ppu beutfben NIB amerifauii6eu WfetaG= mo
@alanteriez @aareu gu ben b~iaigteu @reifen.
Seine 8erf3eu8et
feline Gai6enmefier,
feime platirte @abeIn unb SSftef,
fein I&drte 8IImenpafen,
&Gg eItGfige,
. Gru@t- unh 8rDsfSrbe,
Sierpkbnen,
Wateut>gEaiterS, als gBeuzG% Services, I~aI9er=Sprbfa'
fGeu, feline Sunbe=Salsbdnber, S~egotaiben, Nuloer- uto
gbrotbSrner, Office uub &iI9glpd.r, 0eppleer unb 4t-
pIen, plattirte 89iirpIatten 8alGeubider NIB feline
8pubpir=@tuis fir 0ameu rub Serrei; Sfeiietaiben,
8ii6ertaIhel1, Observation-Disclosures, lrtpie Elm WcblaIs
Icrtirtes Eager bon 0Ietdleu, ais OieIins, Neurtber,
supfer, 3inn, 3int, 8lei, 8i8mut6, antimpuium unb
feineS glatirilber; aud @dmelstigsf, Grippel, @ariier
&ptb, g3abelfeilen, 9~aubid9eu, Srae= unb @rlirbirften
lnS Ipnftige in meiu Sad eiui6Iageuhe Nrtifel.
(te2O-) @p.1 0 @ub @aIDertfr.
, @ 8la5ee @irtbFtaaftssEtfae,
sarge ano We0bel, ~. e. sz
~Gtnrtatuusen Don @irtbiaaftsr, StOres u;so
Mpptbefen.
urtsr;eisneter ntaGt bic %rseise. bas 6ei i'm, ftets 81
6a6eu fnb: WirtbfG a~ftszEti&e, BelnnBz nnb
| Sappel=e Or &c BON ieher @r6Be, tpeite I'D i'm gtanoe
Fin, su ben b~ilI;sfen Trei5eu "a eertaufen. Scrner iebe
Sprte ber utoberufen nnb ben mir ieihR angefertisten
WtobeI.
apotbeten4, &tOre> rub 70 irtRf6att5z
@inri&tnnssn rerSsa ebeutaas auf'a e~rou1pteFc
Inb biGigfe bs'crst.
TIM s~eaeisten 2uipruG 5ittet
as. 8crteII, 283 90. Bratts
| fpn2-l atri{Ceu SouQrbs auD GutatpfIraBe>
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-02-12

cannot dispute that you are as justly entitled
to say how and by whom you shall be gov.
erned as myself. l adopt this course the
more readily as i continues the power in my
own hands, which am not 10th to exercise
trust You will consider ,ha, my grea. res
pect for your character will prevent my abu
sing this power"
Notwithstanding It's utter ahsurdity, this
language is practically that which VIC are 70.
day using to woman. The rresexts npon
which she is denied the franchise are as shal.
low and illogical as those above expressed ;
they do not touch the true principle at all.
No matter whether it be expcdient or not,
no matter whether woman would be elevated
or degraded by it; the franchise is her rat
ural, inalenahle right, and it is indispu.nhle
tyranny that deprives her oft. Tyranny is
not confined to principali,ies; il may be exer.
csed BY masses Of the people as readily and
oppressively as by kings and absolute mon
archs.
| We should be glad to consider further the
falacies Of ss-callei household suffrage" in
its practical application, and TO show where
in, when carried TO their legitimate ccnse
qucnces. the principles which underlie ii form
the best possible apology for monarcha
form Of government; but limit Of space tor
/ bids
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-02-12
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1867.
BACKBONE.

A bill has been introduced in Congress, to
divide the lately rebellious States, except,
ing Tennessee, into Ave districts, TO be
placed under military command. l. is
probable the bill will become law. The
present rebel State governments vii! thus
Be practically annullsd, and the FRS. thor.
ough step viii have been taken toward a
just reconstruction. Then le, Congress au.
thcrize Conventions in each OF the subiaed
States, to be composed Of loyal men, elected
by loyal men, regardless Of color, for the
formation Of constitutions republican in
form, which shall be presented for accept.
ance BY Congress. Let the loyal element
govern. Let impartial suffrage be the CHIEF
corner stone, but let treason work the for,
feisure Of that right Of citizenship. In eve.
y possible way let the premium be given 10
loyalty instead Of treason. 1t is encourag
ing 70 see this bold step on the part Of Con
grsss, even at this late day. II is An eyi
dencc Of moral courage which We had al
most despaired Of in that timid body. Gu,
Senators and Representatives may res. assur
q that the millions who fought down rebel
lion are ready to sustain any just measure.
Of reconstruction, based upon loyalty, ne
matter how radical they may seem. Daily
ing with traitors has been carried to an ex
tent truly disgusting, and i. is 10 be hopet
that hereafter no man who opposed seces
sion. and especially who fought agains: il
will be found advocating misplaced lenienc,
toward them. That has been thorough,
tried, and the result is the oppression ans
murder Of loyalisss, and the boas.ful exul,a,
sion and shameful exaltasion Of those whs
sought our ruin, throughout the South
Let retribu,ive justice now place the ballo
in the hands Of those only, whether white
or black, who were our friends during The
rebellion,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-02-12

While lying there he received orders to
unite his corps with that Of Thom>
~ with all possible speed. Rosecrans had
discovered the enemy's intentions and had
at once realized the fact that the safety Of
his army depended upon its immediate con
centration. Bragg in the meantime had is
sued orders for attacks upon the isolated
corps Of Thomas and McCcok, but his gen
erals failed him, his orders being disregard.
ed. AS events proved, McCook had abnn-
dan. time to close upon Thomas and Crit.
tenden and thus efFec, the consolidation Of
the army in accordance with the design Of
Rosecrans, before the enemy should attack.
1t was vitality necessary that this should be
accomplished, and McCook's failure in this
connection was primarily the cause of our
partial disaster at Chicamauga. It was our
misfortune to serve under McCeok while be
commanded the 2eth CORPS, (she only mi,i.
eating circumstance being that We were in
division which was at the same time com.
mandcd by Gen. Phil. Sheridan) and We
know Of what we speak with reference TO
his movements. II order 10 connec. with
Thomas, it was necessary for McCook TO re-
cross the Lockout range, move down Look.
out valley, and again cross the range .,
Lemore Cove. We d. not hesiss,e to declare
that in accomplishing this march, McCook
absolutely threw away at least eighteen hours,
when it was most important that every mo.
ment should be improved Instead Of being
forced march, it was even unusually delb
crate. |, were diflicu, to tell what qualities
Of generalship had elevated McCook TO the
command OF a corps. He vas more dis,in-
| guished in the army for gassronomic and
spiritual capacity than for sound military
qualities. His stupidity a; Stone River had
nearly cost US the dsy, and now his unpar
donable dilasoriness was to jeopariize the
safety Of An army. Had he crowded up TO
Thomas by forced marches. the whole army
would have been well in hand on the 10th.
and that days battle, instead of being indie,
cisive, would doubtless have resulted in
complete victory over Bragg, an the fearful
carnage Of the Goth would have been avert
ed. l, wes no faul, of Rosecrans tha, Nc.
Cook failed to bring his command up at the
time desired. The battle Of the 18th was
nobly fought, even With the embarrassment.
caused BY McCook, and had tina, generals
blunders ceased then, the contest Of the fol-
lowing day might have ended far more glori-
ously for our arms. But bis conduct on the
aosh was equally reprehensible and led to
the most serious results. as will be explained
in our next article.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-02-12

IN the Senate, on the 4,h. Mr.. Williams
presented bill tor organizing the lately
rrebel States into Military districts. Referred
10 Com. on reconstruction. The bankrup,
bill was then considered. In the House, a
resolution was passed declaring that the
public interests demands there shall be no re.
duc;ion Of the currency during the presen.
year.
In the Senate, on the 5th. the bankrupt
bill was considered and los, BY a vote Of 20
against p. In the House. Gen. Phil. Sher.
loan was presented 10 the members and was
received with grea; enthusiasm.
In the Senate, on the 9th, Mr.. Doolit,le
offered substitute for the Constitutional
Amendment now pending. Mr.. Wilson in
trodGced a bill fixing the time for holding
Presidential elections in all the States on the
second Tuesday Of October. In the House,
Mr.. Stevens introduced bill from the Re
construction Committee to provide military
governments for the rebel states. A large
number Of minor bills and resolutions were
passed.
la the Senate, on the 7,h, the j oint reso-
luton 10 prevent corporal punishment in the
late rebel states was passed.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-02-12

School officers will please remember tha, the
amended Law changes the Sine Of holding the
annual school meetings. The next annual sub
district meeting will be held the irst- -.Sat.v-
day. instead Of the first Monday in March and
the District Township msetings on the second
Saturday in March.
The FIRST regular meeting Of the Board Of
Directors, will occur the third Monday in March,
and not in April rs heretofore.
Independent Districts hold thex annual
meeting - heretofore, on the second Monday
in March.
Under the amended law, District Township
may vote tar Of ten mills on the dollar on tn,
taxable property Of the district township fol
school-house purposes, and the Board Of Di
rectors in apportioning the same may levy ~
teen mills on the dollar on the property Of an,
sub-dis.rics.
$. g. PIERCE,
l34-2wl Co. 6upt
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-02-12
Mr.. ALLgsONss SPEECH.

On the 18th ult., the bill for the admiss-
ion Of Nebraska WAS before the House. Mr..
Boutwell, offered an amendment 70 secure
impartial suffrage.
Mr.. Hill obtained tho floor, and yielded
five minutes Of bis time to Mr.. Allison, Who
said:
Ar. Speaker, il is not my purpose 70 make
an direct srgnncnt bearing upon tho par.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-02-12

Prince Napoleon is announced as director
Of the great Paris Exposition
The Confederate bondholders in England
have petitioned the British Government to
back their claims.
During the reading Of the Queens spesch,
a. the opening Of the British Parliament, the
people cried reform
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-02-12


RELiGIors.-An the churches in Vintor
are holding protracted meetings, resulting
in much good.
We learn from the Eldora Ledger tha
reyivals Of religion are in progress in mos
Of the churches Of Hardin Co.
The Marion Register states that protrac'
ted meetings are being hel IN the Presby
ierian, Baptist, Congregational, and Metho
dist churches ot that city.
Quite a revival has taken place at Chair
ton, and the conversions are numerous.
There seems to be quite revival Of relig
ion ,hrougout Taylor Coanty.
There are nearly eigh, thousand Friend.
in the State, Incorporated in Yearly
Meeting" held in Oskaloosa on the Fourth
day following the FIRST Sabbath in the 9tt
month tSep.l Of each each year, in COM
modious meeting, house, recently finished al
a cos, Of over $4,000. There are ten Quart
erly meetings belonging to the Yearly meet
ing, and have 81 Sabbath Schools with 26'
teachers, 3,2s5 pupils, and 81 libraries. Il
the last year the Society has contributed
$s.06- 6s for the benef, of the Freedmen,
and has sustained large number Of Tsach.
ers among them; who give instruction to
over two thousand colored people Tie So.
ciesy has distributed, in the las, yea, So
2si pages Of tracts.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-02-12

NEW STORE!
Wilcox, Chesley { Morse,
At TIKI
CORNER STORE,
NEXT THE BRIDGE.
Are sow prepared to offer to the public Large
and Well Selected Stock Of
DRY GOODS.
Hats, Caps,
BOOTS and ES!
NOTIONS, &C.
4 splsadid line q Dress Goods, consisting d
SILKS, POPLINS,
LUSTRES,
ALPACAs, CHAMBRAYS,
ORGANDIES,
Lawns, Delaines, &c.
4 large line Of
Fine White Goods,
BLACK SILK,
Wool & Stella Shawls,
Also Large Assertnsat Of
Cloths and Cassimeres.
All Of which ws are
SHILLING OHDAF.
- Please Call snd Examine our Goods.
WILCOX, cHEsLEY : MORSE.
IsAspssdsnss. June -, 1865. [l-M
Anew PERFUME F0a TnE nASDKUCulEt.
RhslsaS "Nighs Dlse1isg Csress.n
PAalssb "NisAs Dlss1isg Csssss.s
Dhsleois "NlOhs Dlee0lsg Cssess.S
Phalsss "NisAs Dlss@iss Csssss.s
Phalenss "Nl0hs Dlee0tsg Csseas.n
msss s1quiaits. delicate, and Fragrant Perfume,
1isti led ho0 he rare asd beautful AowW ffon
Nanufaetsssd esly by
PRAL0N = SON, New Tesh.
DBwAR1 or cOUuTE1YEJTs.
AK YOR PDALON6-TAKE NO OTRKR
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-02-12

The Republican SAYS the contract for
erecting the Cedar County Soldiers Monu.
ment has been made and entered into BY the
Monument Association, and il is to be com
plesed by the 18th Of October next. It is
TO cost $4,000; will be thirty.one feet high
and built Of Rutland marble.
The Iowa City Press says that the liquor
sellers OF that city were fined $4,000 in one
day during tie recent term of court 10 John.
son County.
A Medics. Society has been organised At
Winterset.
Extensive beds Of peat have been discov.
cred in kassr.h County, within half . mile OF
Algona. 1t has been tested and prcunced .
superior article.
The Dccorah Republican boasts osa brick
yard which is kept running during the winter,
in addition TO three yards which run during
the summer. rs an eveidence Of the rapid
progress OF that town.
Another disastrous fire has visited Dscorah
consuming the fremont House aud barn.
Loss, $4,000 insured for $500. The
Republican thinks il time the citizens were
providing FIRE engine for better security.
The Musca,ine Journal claims that city
to be IS good produce market as Chicago
Teachers Institutes are growing in favor
and interest throughout the State. The
largest held during the past year was prob
ably Of Liun County which numbered abou,
200 teachers.
An agricultural warehouse was recently
burned at Cedar Rapids
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-02-23
EODORE Triton.

ms Journal advocates. 10 Tic best orits
apli''y, ever; Struggling Moral Reform or
inc lNmc. it takes advanced views OF Pal
lii's' Reconstruction, and Equal Rights. IT,
believes in the Declaration Of In,lr ,.,oo
and Stcaltastly cntlcayors to CONVEX, ,ln
mrri'an People to the same rtiu,. II rcsn.,.
Principles, and. for tie sake Of these. cri,;ss
rizcS Men and Measures. Ills Radicnl init
aims. impulses, and energies. rs noy.< ira.
enriched by contributions from ,lr bcst,
known and bestowed writers in American
Literature. It's Il, ilurial urpn,in,cnt i. ~,
work of many pens, all llayinr ono ,,,.,t
purpose the Elevation OF Man. |, ms ~.
ular corrcs,,o,drncc IRON, Ln,;., ,,...,7