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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23
CtnU and zee them.
Warranty very Nbsra.
For Sale only 1v
l.. l.. a. w. k. II EN YON,
4l-tf Indep. nd dencc. Iowa.
Original Notice.

OTAS sutl -sOthCC.
STATE or IOWA. :.
buchanan Couaty. !
TO j. NJ. BENTHALL, c. +. I0NGsTREET
Co.. THos. AsHLY, AND WILLIAM
CASTRELL.
You are hereby notified that there will be on
fle, on or before the first day of October. A. u.
1867, in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of buchanan County, State Of Iowa. a
petition II SABRisA BEsrnALL, caimn Of J.
N. BEsruALL, the SUN Of thirteen hundred dol.
lars Isl 300, upon a Promissory Note executed
Nv said j. NJ. BESrnAiL, to said
Sabrina Bcnthall. February Ist, 1860
for he sum 4 eight hundred dollars $780,
payable one year afte- date. with 5 per cent
interest: also praying the foreclosure Of a
Mortgage executed by said Benthall to secure
the payment Of said Note also praying that
all dgment leins upon said property so mort
gagged as aforesaid which attached subsequent
to the making and filing Of said Mortgage, be
cut of.
CT. Longstreet a Co., Thos. Ashly. and
William Cantrell, are hereby notified that
plaintiff has no personal claims against them.
Now unless you appear thereto and defend,
on or before noon Of the second day Of the Oc-
tobcr Term, A. d, 1867, Of said Court. Default
will be entered against you and Judgment ren-
J. S. WOODWARD,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23
sidewalk Notice.
10 an mlos, II may concern

10 az Thom ~ may concern.
Notice IL hereby given that at regular meet
ing of the City Council Of Independence, Iowa,
heId August i2th, 1867, the following rssoiution
sas passed
IiEsotvED, BY the City Council of Indcpen-
dence lowa, that the owners oithe lots abuting
on the wes. side of Elizabeth Street, between Ex-
,.hanre Street and Genesee, and on the north
-ide u Genesee Street from Ezebcth Street 10
Gannva Street, be aud are hereby required 10
uld Of sidew ak four feet in width Of two inch
fine plank, Ia front ofihesr respective lots.
Said sidewalk TO be built under the supervis-
an of the Street Commissioner, and to be COM
,leted within the time and in the manner pre-
scribed bs an Ordinance entitled 'An Ordinance
10 regulate the paving Of sidewalks approved
April 4th. 1873
Now, therefore, in compliance with the ordi-
napcc of the city Of Independence. notice is
hereby given TO the owners Of the lots abutting
upon the streets where seid sidewalk Is ordered
IL bc built that npless the same IL built within
sixty DAYS from the lalh dn, Of Aug. 1857 the
street commissioner will proceed TO bulds ID
sidcwglk agreeabiy TO the provisions Of an ordi
nance entitled "An ordinance to regulate thu
paving of sidewalks" approved April I, J SGT.
In itnrss whereof. have hereanto set ms
hand and seal this 10Th day of August, 1857.
clrr CLknk.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23

M oNEi, FREE As WATER.-lo ooe AZ
~ ~ 1--WE Local and Travelling Agents. MI"
enae, o. aii ages, are wanted to solici, ,r.Sa 1
81 shon .'sy an, Iny, Town, Village, Hamlet, wora
for the most t'sy, throughout the entire world
oOO rer Cent. Profit and ready sa sa,. knGwn. %
ever ever onered. Smart men and women ,@o 10 wntr-
rom 20 TO $50 per day and no risL os =" la. make
small capital required of from $40 10 sinc a
more money invested the greater the nraS. sS, me
srt;nS. t"y required in advance-we drst send ,s
suailv vsh ina receive pay afterwards. fyoa ac aus
write for fnl - MAKE money rapidly and eass
MlLNOR 4 co. Prona p
w.. 2io Broadway, New York cHv
tN'"'psrers eorying will be ,ihcraI,- 49,, I'LL,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23

NJ q Ia 17fSf-' 4'''FFIt y y n, 1T z .
II hire FOR yc,rs reJrri,l popr Iciifs iae
Compoml as an i4raiI bis fF@ ~. 1 etst truly
say t.al rtgari !: az cJfcacious cai r'l
u Die than 'cr. hare tIst ,-e1l the GavtotsIid
for q coil, and Il srorks ch hirniinylg.o
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23
i CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.

TIME wsli-known (Conable) Farm, one half
i mile east Of Fairbank, containing 1873 acres,
all fenced and subdivided into six fields, living
water for stock, good brick and wood house 2sx
SO feet, one story high, large frame barn, timber
the place, fruit trees and shrubbery plenty.
Will be sold cheap. Terms easy.
For further particulars, enquire Of the sub
scriber. or Ransom Bartls, Land Agent, Inde-
pcndescs, Iowa; s0ss In Dssring 4 snalos
Drng Store. J. 7. LYON.
Dss. II, 1866, 2s-M
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23
Original Notice,

OTI6 1HNb IVOtuNVs
STA TIE or 10 VA,
Bashaaan County.
To CAROLINE GoUL
NTADAM-You are hereby notified that q
ANl petition will be on lle, or before sept.
lst, 1867, in the office Of the Clerk oi
the District Court. in and for the Coun.
ty Of Buchanan, md State of lows. at the in-
stance Of d. Goul, claiming OF you Il divorce
from the bonds of natrimony, on account Of de
serton And, unless you appear and answer
thereto, on or before noon OF the second day Of
October Term Of the said Court, TO be holden at
Independence, on the 2ist day Of October, A. d.
1867, u default will be entered against you, and
a decree rendered ~ prayed for.
JNO. J. DAILY,
u6.iw Plaintiffs Attorney.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23
Res. x. cn4sr, ef Rumaey ". H., rri,,.

AZ Saf he Jf1fts Pips C1r.peard q d -eTy N
cTei5fs o. oiy ~ coughs her pgiaoatsf &C.
fs3as Bat dlso IL fde Inns ef fas Ad'eYs, asbIay
Of t.e stomach, and other kiilfret ory1as.n
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23
For sale or Rent.

For Sale or 1lenl.
7 will sell my House and Lot. situated ten rod.
i from tho Burr House, for 500. his house
IL $500, and is well designed for four families
and rents readily Tor $40 per month Or s22S pei
year Iwant money and | am bound to sell
The house is for rent for email families.
will rent to small families for from four u
elk dollars Per month
4s-tfl r. TABOR.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23
Lock to Your Titles ! +!
w. G.. & J. B. DONNAN,
OWNERS or
Couax31ctc Abstract
ALL
Titles ef Lands and Village Lots,
RVTCH COUNTY. IOWA,

Are prepared to give prompt and reliable infor-
mat ION relating to the title Of any real property
in the County.
The Abstract consists Of a set Of books " hieh
show the Original Entry Of each separate ifaes
~ land, and every subsequent conveyance O.
tho same. the kind Of Deed, whether fall War
tanty, Special Warranty or Quit Claim, With
any nnd all imperfcctions in description, form
ar acknowledgment carefully noted also all in
cum mbrances. including Mort gages, Bonds Tru>t
Deeds, Life Leases. Tax Titles and Tax Sales,
and Judgment Liens. II is surely wisdom, On
the part Or the purchaser. to know what the title
II his land is befors he pnrehass, and thus avoid
any trouble in the future.
Several thousand hcres Of wild land several
valuable Improved Farms For Sale,
IN different part. Of the County Also anumhcr
of Lots aud Dwellings in the Town Of lnde.
rsndcnce.
w q. 4 J. b. D0NNAN.
Pensions, and all kinds Of War Claims, col
lsctsd promptly. niu
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23
VESTS, BRADLEY & CARY.
A RARE CHANCE

97 Chambers 4 70 4 81 Rsade s,s., NY.
May 90, 1867. nl-3n
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23
Advantages Of this Plow.

Il will last from three to six times
oeger than any other steel Pios made sny~hsrs b
gritty soils occasionally be found on the margins
q streams In the wsss In which sheetssei Piows ha
besn habtuay "cut through" In plowing eighty
sHrss q the coil ~i.hoa, Jet being half worn
It viii "scour" in tho most difficult
sols who're all other Piows have failed Ifth~rs rsi
Of ground anywhere in which 1t VIII rcsur, h.w
yet 70 An3 il.
It draws lighter than any other
Fov while cutting the same width and depth.
Tho Share oan be sharpened, ora
Point welded on, a. readily ordinary Po~s by any
blacksmith who understands his trade, ~ the stse
perfectly mAleabls. and works kindly.
Any section can be replaced by q
duplicate 10 bs hat Il any Agent tie share LAldAs
end Mouidboar v are cast in moulls.
It is well stocked with New Eng.
And ssoonixrowth timber, and the standard wreushs
pleasure
It plows at any depth, from three
70 twelve inchcs works perfectly In either s'uttis o.
turf leaves clean farrow, aud turns under s,uLb- aud
foul truh completely
- It 10 tho cheapest Plow in tho
40world Just ~ SURE ~ there 10 economy in payls
A1rsx dollars once rather than nvs dollars i've iii
eSrsimes over; in aot losing tins and your tenper
- quarter nth m5rs work. with the same power
S4-Ths quality and quantity of work II will endure Ia
De cah@iletel, - We'll as the cost
A1rin determining whether or no< the Flow chear
11rPlows used for profit and The Of tza,ct
A6th mo3 dottrs and cent? t< ps proportion 70
A1rss cna 10 ~ eheapeet. and are conndent man
22rgets more than hundred dolart worth of epiows
A1rsvsry time be gets one u these.
These remarks arc made after q
hnarity with the meris " II the good pio~s in
- in the West, many Of which have Justly earned
god reputation
- Our new model "B" Plow is
S1rdsslGned expressly for stubbie and foul ground
19Herstofore ws have had only the .C' pattern de.
10.pgnsd Tor both. turf and stubbe. The "B. and
80 pAttsrns tsgesher will enable u.s. TO meet the
S4vsws u all as to shape aud give them sithss
a1-bold" or lean" plovs q they prefer.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23
The White Pine Compound

Is manu- ricf0red at the NEE ENGLAND BorAy,
LERor, 1913 HlHorer street. EostOn.
GEORGE ". sW..IT, NJ d.. Proprietor.
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rhe Lats m q. arne..

Sir Frederick Bruce never married, pre-
ferring, probably, the freedom and pleasure
of bachelorhood to the domestic happiness
Of anarried lss He was . perfect speci-
men OF an Englshman, all Of his manners
and hsbhsand the routine Of his life being
essentially British. He Tweed in excellent
style in Washington, was very hospitable to
his acquaintance and friends, whom be fse~
quenuy entertained at his ~eli-spread table,
and was noted for that love Of horses which
has almost sscouie . passion with English
men. To the public In keaeral Vie deceased
wore that stiff and formal appearance which
characterizes the class of his countrymen to
which he belonged, bu. in private life he is
said to have been very sociai. conversational
and entertaining. He AlwAys expressed
great admiration and friendship FOR the United
States, and it was principally the knowledge
of this feeling which occasioned his appoint
ment as Minister to Washington. The only
one OF our institutions he objected to was the
railroad regulation which prohibit4d gen.
tleman entering certain cars unleas accom-.
panied by lady. AS the deceased Minister
psUslly dstirad tosride in other ears tt,an
those filled with smokers and tobacco chew.
ers. whenever he travelled he was under the
ludieious necessity Of taking his cook with
him as a means of obtaining admttance to the
ladies ear. a
Some weeks ago Sir Frederick accompa.
MED Mr.. Seward and other gentlemen to Au.
burn, where they passed several days in fish,
inkAnd cahkfpleasureA Atthattine be was
apparently IN good health, and the dfsease
which carried him eff must have attacked
him in very sudden and unexpected man
ners
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HNHIe II to give notice that the 81 day Of Sept
u A.. b 1861, . warrant In Bankruptcy wsa iasued
against the estase Of William Sellers, OF Chsriesttn,
Ia the County Of and State q Swa Who has bseu ID
Judged Bankrupt on his own petition. That tn pay
Of any dests and dsiivs q aay property heosx-
traasfr Of amp property by him forbidden BY Law.
That meeting Of the crvdinrssfesd RasbNpt 10 provs
tatas will be held Il The Cosst pf BaIkpptcy -
holden q the Office a TIE Rseister II IN tbs
city kuk, Iowa, bsSors John Bru6s M~Gster,
the Goth dny OF kovsnbsr, III, q 10 o'cl Il
~ q. ", CLAIM. U.s. M
sspt1adls ByH. vstgss. DEPUTY. Z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-28

A "PooR WHITE VorER. IA an Offset to
the story Of the ignorant scolored voter who
did not know his age or comprehend an oath,
the Griffith {Ga Uaioa tells how one Of the
poor whites passed his examination by the
regisie ing board: iss
Some days agoit wAs onr prerogative, TO
register. and while in the Office ofthe registry
z party of white men from the country came
10 aud exercised the privilege. One of them,
rather green looking fellow, in answer to
The question, N hat IL yonr name?'' answer
ca, DICK pe time was spent BY the
officer before Correct understandin. was A..
'Whefe were you born atf'' tf
i !. the honse, reckon. #t
Here another investigation followed.
"How old are yousnT y afa *isI@3e
IA year older'n Peg
"Bnt how many years old are you? When
were you born?n il
"Do'n no, sir; Use old enough 10 vote, do.
'eause / voted for JEFF. DAVIS
.Can You read or writer,
"What do want a read an write fur7 IA
old man ed q walloped me ct he ever cotch
me readin'." 80
Where do You lve?''
~ lives wid de ole man.
NV here does be hve?'' s.sss
ne hves out yender, furder EN- you ever
seea.sa .s484ss ,4@aalH
Shs y nn companions answered the cues.
ton, when he vas directed 10 bolA m b;s
right hand. and in response to The oafh aid.
~ nee oil that about, mister?'' Tha Officer
explained the matter, and the unhlem;shesl
citizen made his mafk ana departed.
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Notice I'm Bankruptcy.

THIS 10 10 gve notSce that - ths ism day
against tbs -.t.te Of George VI Grimes kee tounfy and
Stat. Iowa. ~ho hi. been ahj,nEtd Ban his
own petition. That the payment * say Asss snd DE-
livery shy propexty bespsug y, snch bankrupt. TO
him tor hts nae and the tranefer Of any property
by hin 1. rbi don by Law TfmeA nesting Of tn tfe
ifoss u tue said BANKRUPT 70 prove ss dett. ssa %
cboos, mars Asaigsess Of In essitsy 4l ba held
Court Of Bank TO be holden at the NC. Of
the Register 10 the city OF Keosnk Iowa
before hn Rrure .Ackt ton the lst day oil October
A. D. 1867, at 10 O'Clock . n.
CIV. CLARK, .. a. NJ,
sug27-d4w ~ ~ H. FpLTos, Deputy.
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EXECUTION or GEx. O'HoRas OF MHx1co.
lien. OHosaa, Who participated in the
ia1e Mexican war on the Imperial side, and
.ho was court martiaied for treason. felony,
&C. ny order Of the Juares Government, A.
e! AZ microscopy means in his favor had
M was executed in the city Of Mexico On
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The FIFTH MIlrAaY DlsrR,cr -AW.,h.
ington dispatch says, in relation to tbe DELAY
in General HancocP going 70 New orleaD.
that Funos has i that General Grant wishes
General Ihomss TO take command Of the
Nkh Military District, and 1t is hoped .b.,
before the time arrives for General Hancock
20 report, General Thomas will have sufi>
Greatly recovered his health to proceed to
New orleans, ~hsn, il is said, auo.her order
from the President will be issued to the latter
officer to assume command Of the Fifth Mil
itary District, and assigning General Han.
cock to the command Of the Department d
the Cumberland.
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AELow kEvEas IN New ORLEAss.-Tbe
New Orleans Pcayune Of the 18th s.v. ,bera
are indlcstions Of An early frost-indic.,;o,.
That IN other years have never fsiled-.och
= TIE early appearance Of snipe and Wild
fowl in the woods and water courses. and n.
fesef - butss fsw short wssks Ioprr, 4,
Which tpsGno4naoilA osrk Ct death.
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II. -. $500 = - N
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ko2 60 - 80
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~ - e. - II ~ IN ~ Rteene
ard aid II ~ nov1v ionooe11 basial vaal1o
Sc The Abhey 81 Dseis, Rsaacs.
Ar~,>f>sEIs~-A~R
49, 49, E1al{ III
Ifff Je1 1s33kpi Il
cia;m, Rev Yosk has nod Id % lay in
ker ovn kehalf.
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-1uefO IL q - n 49, 81
power! nea9 euys0eis - ~ ~ - ~ -
the Only hts,e sgnnf 49, .h sna .as
linz exper;nents viii - waters.
III a E.IAJAU. dW:~A
4" VIZ.
et0 ass eN ~. ;HS1 49,. fI.sll.
grants IRON tne H1sos pls sss ~ upo On ..s1
y raalway seens.. S SO. ss - - "a. na..;.
t6ssr e0eH 81 ~ ~ Rls n6 $s":.
aoners; me sne sHa ~. T"".i. ~.
Ceneei Do oeen eApl's1 'sS'.
dse. sxzsr@ w.fw IN 1ar
.-1 veal from b. 3olhs, n. r, " D6s'
toll. Ensland, wss saved from laundering dn.
ripe : tremendous gale BY throwing over
board some oil, with which she was loaded.
For eieht dsys, q shs lay 70, the ~ never
hroke over her. a. OIL preserving con3tiht
calm 70 windward.
The Franklin un,l RlWte4 Ke0n~ d
thu 17th contains the following interesting
.e1euesSpt ID ~ tialAqr ld1tailing the induce
ments TO immigrants: ssThere arc three
millions OF scres OF uIsple lspos - 1aAAs'
IN 20 ~. fe9sf2s. psel o = nOun1
Fccfdsdx 70 qdAhsy s6d 90esasy', U LILO. ,
1t from 81 70 $0o per acre. ne kno1 2. .,
good sugar lanos .oas can oe oouen' ,of stS
l ~ oCtet i0W naiSSsANf$ -
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HE YELLOW FEyER AT THE SourH.-Tbe
Texas papers speak in the most grateful
tones of the money contributions that have
been sent from the North for the assistance
OF the numerous victims Of the yellow fever.
There 10 no Question but that the disease has
ragged aud is still raging With great severity,
and whstever assistance is sent from the
North should be sent quickly. The fever
has passed from the coast Of Texas to the IN /.
terror, and st New Orleans there are several
thousands OF cases. lis singular fact that
the mortality is reported to be greater among
pssSons born at The South than among tbose
born at the North, but the hardy cons,itu
tons of Northern men are very often over
powered BY the ravages of the disease. The
Howard Associations at the South are doing
all IN their power to comfort and relieve the
siek and dying, and thereis no question that
whatever money is sent to them will be care>
fully and efsctaally used for the exact pur-
pose for which it is sent.
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4. 4 uat.ii,ns r.nsy II a. essss q 1li assrki.
sia often eestsps pesfsct cure in single dsy. No
form Of nsrvsus D..as. asto yield 70 its magic inu-
,oce eysp ~ asyerest Of chronic neor9ga and
kn.sai slvSss ,nrr.a6rnsuti Il AaSy t.i4 Lhta-
Ing affecting the entire s,stA are completely and per-
mansntly cured " IL in few days or few weeks a
the utmost contains nothing injurious to the most
delicate ssteP. and can a ways p assd With perfect
say h i. Sseutsn. p, by ~ m sssees, vlo
q. uAAnrlaas ~ unssk y sbproiA3 tebt
81 IA. Oh receipt of u and two postage stamps Sold
everywhere.
TURNER 4 CO., sols Preprteters, lao
stTsement -streetu peaie,, Nsss.Jsg
: s.pes.eaSsoS q u - kiAIAAIIl
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Nsaeeatasse &NAeese.

6DR BOXES uf ahoss very 6ae Ches0,jpst
- ~ eiyed ~ RO1GRTS0M ~ AI,B 4 ~ 81
80 EGLISH BREAKFAST TEAsstEAk4ry
,.,sai N xosn3rson ALsEas.
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"Oxs Of the best soldiers that Iowa sent to
the Union Army"-(a broad assertion la
sored the Consultation with com munieation
from his pen in regard to what he called "the
Grand Radical Nzsle'' At Bonapsrte. His
letter don't indicate at oil that there was
much Of "fszle," for be admita that over
eight hundred persons were in attendance.
Bonaparte is small town, and eight hun ).
dred 1t : meeting Ia such place is far from N
being 6xsle.
Keokuk contains population Of r. 900,
yet here the Democracy have failed to get
one>half OF eight hundred to any Of their
meetings, even when their ..shining lights
their big guus-Dean, Pomeroy, Mason and
Bennett, have been brought before our PEG.
pie. The iarysss meeting they have yet had
was on the occasion Of the Brick Pomeroy
disgrace, and as our Atheneum Hall will no.
contain over Eve or six hundred, and that
not being overly crowded on the occasion, We
can't see that the Cops have one word to say
about "fzzles," especially when they re,
member that one on the corner of Main
and Third Streets where their candidate for
Governof ssammered to little gathering OF
not ouer serenity foe men and boys. The game
OF brag IL game At which the Iowa. Democ-
racy are expert, but when they talk of Re.
publican "iitsles,, they should remember
the old. saying-"They Who live IN glass
houses should not throw stones.'
But the truth is, the meeting st Bonaparte
was, beyond doubt, the finest political gath.
ering at has been held in Southern lows
during this campaign. Notwithstanding the
severe storm of the night previous, there
we're upwards of two thousand people pres
ent. And but for the rain, and the conse
quent bad condition of the roads, the GROVE
would have been vastly larger. Despite. h,
non attendance Of the pablished speakers
the meeting was grand success. II shove,
that the hearts of Union men and womer
we're .tll with the cause Of Loyalty, Libert,
and the Union. And sP." and the Democ
rscy will hear report from Van Burer
county at the coming election that will be al
extinxuishar on the whole crowd of Rebe
sympathisers and Regulators.
i -
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The Rockingham (virginia) Register
states, as an evidence of returning prpspz1y
4 in Tie tsneY, that SINCE the 1an thar have
been soid there oser One hundred and FIFTY
pianos by one house. s..a
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] /,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-22
cAsnALrIEs.

General Sibley gave Il party in St, Paul,
Thursday night week, at which Il kerosene
lamp exploded, killing Maggie Murphy, q
servant girl, and seriously injuring Miss
Gussie SIbley, who will lose the use of one
arm. Others were burned, but not seriously
4 few days ago son OF Mr.. Dorthcny,
ol Pocahonias, ILL.,, was thrown from load
ed wagon, The wheels passing over him, but
apparently not injurng him, AS he atose
and advanced towards The wagon, and had
taken but few steps he complained of being
blind, and almost instantly after fell and
expired.
The steamer Ocean Wave was sunk in
Mobile lower bay, Tuesday evening, by run.
nIng on distinctions
The mountains surrounding Cumberland
Md, have been on fire for several days past
Some hricklnyers at work on house in
Montpelier, VT, last week, broke gas Pipe
without knowing it, and applied a match IL
test the pipe. An explosion followed, blow
ing the men 10 a distance and setting tht
building on fire.