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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02
FOR SALE.
-
Original Notice.
buchanan County.
To IUCIEN n SHERWOOD

buchanan County.
TO LUCIEN D. SHERWOOD.
Sir:--You are hereby notified that there il
now ON file, in the office of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of Buchanan ounty, State oi
Iowa, a petition OF Catherine L. Sherwood, claim
ing a you divorce from the bonds Of matri>
mony, and alleging as cause Therefore, tnat you
nave become aaaicted to habitual drunkeunesc
subsequent to marriage.
And that unless you appear thereto and de-.
fend on or before noon Of the second day Of the
next October term, 1857, of the said District
Court, default will be entered against you, and
Judgment rendered thereon az asked for in com
plainant's petition.
W. G. DONNAN,
nl:4w Atty for Complaint.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02

The Hiscoasia FUmAr, very thorough,
refutes the theory Of Professor Whitney thai
the soil CT the prairies is deficient in some
property essential to the growth Of timber.
II shows that wherever in tie western coun-
try, by the formation Of tie ground. or BY
streams, the fire is kept out, timber thrives.
The prevailing winds tia! drive the fires are
western. and IN prairie countries timber is
almost invariably found on the western bor-
ders or rivers.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02
--As7affTT f7si7--is~i
Bankruptcy

Lee 4 Weart have received full and complete
instructions and forms in Bankruptcy, and are
now prepared to prosecute proceedings under
the recent Bankrupt law.
Independence, June 2r, 1867.
51-1mI
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02
Garments Made on Short Notice.
We Propose to Sell Goods ac-
cording to the times.

lease Give us Call before purchasing =
elsewhere, and we viii eadeavor to Suit you
both n Goods and Prices
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02
FARM FOR sAI,p
The subscriber offers for sale his Farm 40,
tanning 3l4 acres, "'' con
1876 Of timber, 17S of prairie nm.

fUIII Ic UII-
der cultivation. The farm can be so d;v;asa =.
to make two very nice farms, one of 200 AMI ,ha
othsr q ~ acres. The farm is situated about
ing from Independence TO Qua.aueton oa ,hr
west side Of the river, in a good nerhborhoo"e a%e
convenient to schools, churches, &c. This !.
desirable farm - can be found in guchanan e
Uonnty. The timber will be sold In small lot.
February 10, 1857. fss En- ~
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02
Testirporliala.

4 rery large ruea,s- IF iglp7r.aat ssst.nor:7's
h1fe alrcaig teea rs7eirsR flsa faafisi 4fs, orr
egBiei, ip 5thecaries. az, ssi.-t, ft az ciisses
Il sorisg spersiag Il q asost it.te.iag terms ef
the WItas Tine Compound.
Dr. NICHOLS. af yor.l.feig ~, .qys,
~ fis9 the TAie Fine Compound t. be refy IN
eEeiols iot oi.iy IN coughs asE e.ier J,.'aoaisg
Of the stomach, and other Li,larei orga,.s.'
Rer. j. X. CHASE, Of aunney. ". IT., ,rritcs.
II hire for gers regar,ief yoa- JFhde Tine
Compound as IN iasaia BE rem ~. Team truly
say that Ireyard IL rlore cgi1scious and fq[
M4Jte h.aa eser. Ihare Just zen tte Compound
for cold, and IL 'gor.s c!tarn.ing,y."
From JAMES j. uoYr
BRADFoRD, ". H., SEPTEMBER 1860.
DIR. PokATD. n the Fail ~ 1sj5 tool a rery
eiolens rod, which brought oa rery serers cough,
also rery bully aaicseI nth n.at trouJicsom, dir
ease - the Kidney om1itsik. FIR fi- Mrer ycHrs
and IAN seioaag ap in.nsease sight,
Eith b ID cough after raising bsooi. ift my
time here must Le stoFt iuass fsson get retsf. I1s
pound, t.7uat my taitt ia !. ics1 small. nat fomy
astonistB.es, before IN tafies my cotyh
vas better; the silaey trouble atso at cottt rest
hare taken nearly ftree bottles and am feeling Ike
Eeu MN
10 eonsump,ioa, M Jt.ier nl0sscr, asal two sisers
hariag dssa of
The Whis Pine c,mpo1nd, afrertiset at length
In our columns, is a5t oHiy Gsf9 rs name fnritiag,
but is q highty approcea MEDICINE Br. J. ". po-
iaud the tlre,efor, has tie coa.denee of ths my
,rho kaoir him, a 90 7leuee uhtch hs enj9yef mtis
tiboging asefffy may yers as Blpfist ntiAfster.
His erpeyieaee u suJerer led hdst f0 nuke er-
pertme,ts r.ieA iss.tel IL his n.ed;cli discorery
Boston Watcinia and Reflector.
n rALCABLE NEDgcxTE DR. poiaris White
Pine Comp luiaf, ddrer.isei IN our coitms Is sue.
ces.fl attempt p combite and apply the mei iiiaI
1l ri apf he fy.k.aI
oughiy tested by people IL This city and piciaify aud
the proprsif3r has tesfimonsgis 10 its rnixe from
persons tceH Eaown 10 our ruissas. Ne recan-
mend its trial In all those nj dssease 10 jicA
= Is adapted. 1t is for sale Ly al our drugyists.-
New YORK Independent.
The White Pine Compound
II manufucfuredaf at the New ENGLAND BoTAxsc
DGPoT, i0j Hanover Street, BOSTON.
GEORGE ". SW.D7T, M d., Proprietor.
4 q.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02
Patented March I, 1855.
THE SILVER SKIRT.

MORE DURABLE. MORE ELASTIC
MORE GRACEFUL, AND WILL KEEP
ITS SHAPE AND RETAIN IT'S
PLACE BETTER THAN ANY
OTHER SKIRT.
This new and beautiful style Of Skirt was
awarded by the Great American Institute
Fair, held in New York City, October, lsG5.a
SILVER MEDAL
The Highest Premium ever given for Hoop
Skirt. The Steel Springs are wound with
fine plated wire lin place of cotton coveringl
which will not wear off or become solled, and
the whole Skirt may be rdshed tritiom INJURY
or fear Of rusting and will be as good as new.
THE
COMBINATION SILVER SKIRT.
This invention combines with the ordinary
eotton Skirt the advantages OF our SILVER
SKIRT the bottom hoops are the same AZ those
used in the Silver Skirt. the covering Of which
cannot wear off, while the upper ones are Gov
| cred with cotton. No lady having once worn
enc Of our Skirts will be willing to wear any
ether. as the lower hoops Of all other kinds are
soon injured and seiled.
The best materials are used in their con-
struction, and from their durability and neat.
ness, they are destined to become
FAVORITE SKIRT. ;
Manufactured solely by
The Silver Skirt and Wire Manufacturing Company.
rs. SPERRY, Supt. 81 Cortland St. my.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02
Champion Thresher

Is pronounced by old threshers ani others as
the best in use, as 10 style. workmanship ana
material used they are warranted fully equal
TO the Massillan OF Sweepstakes. Also, Cham
pien Sorghum Machinery.
Harris Patent Self-Regulating
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02

4 rery large sue1se- IF iup7r.aat tsst.no-:7's
h1fe alrcaig teea rs7eirsR flsa faafisi 4fs, orr
eggief, fp 5thscaries. Ga9 .sEssf. fat al ciiases
ia so-iesy speTliaJ - n Es1ss t.tessgaJ .arg-s o
the Wats Tine Compound.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02
ner. TX. CHASE. Of gumnev, ". NJ, ,r,1t,

II hire for gers reygrtief yo1r Thae Tine
Compound as al fasxfa be rem -. ciD truly
sTy that regard 4. as casa Jlofs cscious and t1l
GfJle kaa1 eHer. Ihare Just tGsa the Compound
for q coIi. ntsl Il irnr., ci1rnlinnfa'b
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02

DR.. NICHOLS. of Nor.sfsI w., .qys,
~ 9fta the TAte Fine Compound e. De reiy IN
cZciols lot o4iy IA coughs Gsf efser 5-.iaoaf; cc
foas tat also ia eSeffaaas of fse fsfaeys, deIsty
Of the stomach, and other Kindred organs"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02
MR.. M. BERBERICH,

TIE Best CUTTER west of Chicago. who viii
Guarantee Perfect Fits in every instance.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02

Newspapers copy ing will be berally dealt With
32-ly
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LEGAL 1NrELL1GENCE.


UNLIEp SIAdES S1UhT ~ 1t nE "a siio I
tions have been fed:-
philip B. WELLER New YORK city formerly & OF Phiia:
dephls Petson anu oatP OF aileGahce Reu f AuEusC
ber 10.
Josepn DeySnet hsaus sns ~. 6stltOm Anu oSIn OF
lister Matzoerger, for september O.
Wlain Sayt0r, Fotlsvmie 90 q u anu oatn
Register Hobart, for september q; ,,,,o
Isaac Mlcanihei' feueiPhlS anu ohtn oI
allegiance nIeo Ausust ~. OIueE oI reference 70
Register rarSonS ior s Sehtem,psra o,,,,or and t,
of allegiance filed August %. order OF reference to
Register 4 lShe5 ior september On p..,.,o er
arnf, ,bst % eSa1ies Rec he declsred benkrnDt
fied August 20. ~ -''NA
asSa: nSS: na Fs sa AnTnat a1a 1
order otreerence TO REGISTER Fisher for September
Of siiegiance and schenuIes ed August so order OF
reference 70 Register Ashton for Septem9sr
~ n6 scs sd auaTat at OrSsr
Of reierence to Register Chase for september4.
a, Pull W NJ S scSsdn1ss "a sentan
SSer = order Of reference 70 Register Thomas for
RbsUiH nnnoan phIladelDbia Petton oath Of allie
glance, and sChedales afed segtem6eE 2 Order OF
~ SoSsn and NatbsD FTIedman trading az
Cohen kTledmSn PhanydelRna aya ps ossn OF OF
aseEsnce io % ResisteS Fisher for september7 y
William Myers ResdRg6 Ma re rsSn oath as1 81 Se g;
SseTence Io He9istSr Maitzbereer for septem6er 10
PeTciya aeaes ad en9 npss Gssr
" 10 TSsgister ASbtoS FOR Eantamher
J1qseph st B n Ss% and scbsdes e9 Sep
tember order Of reference TO Register Barnett for
segtegm6er w;,.on n Fremont soSuv,ku county Pa
iSan0Te oa 9S seatanSe and Nchsdnies ied sem
tember Oraei OF reference 10 nesS'er MSi'|oerser
iO OMSVer siseel heading Pa Petition, oath OF allie
gience and schedules hea September @ Order OF
EeJeSS EJobn Tleweilvn columbia Pa Petition oath OF
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ANOTHER BANK FAILU URE.

The Farmers' aud Citizens Bank Of
Brooklyn Placed in the Hands of n
Receiver.
The following official order of the Comptroller
OF the Currency ann ounces the failure of an
other National Bank-the Farmers and CitI-
zeDs' Bank of BToOklyn:-
TREASURY DEPARTMEET, OFFICE OF THE COMP
sept. 6, issz1 Whereas. the Farmers and Gitizens
National Bank OF BrooSyn national Ssnkng ssso;
States and located In the city OF Brooklyn, In the
1857, have on hand in lawful money Of the United
states an amount equal to aseen per Gs1tum o. ts
S0th day & OF July aiotessd wSs duly notified to make
Whereas said association did wholly fail for thirty
days IheTeaiteT M to make good is reserve of lawful
good The same as appears from the report Of Charles
6n tb ~ SS Of made to this
Now, IL ereiOre, /, Hand r. HurDurd Comptroller
Of the Treasury pursuance Of the power and autno
Ty t Xessd 10 me by ycty sw 40 hrfSy ePpSn Trsde
Of the said The Farmers and Citizens Bank Of
provisions of the act entitled IAN act to provide
saSs sonds aG
Witness WhePeor have 6efeto subscribed
name and have caused my seal Of office TO be ared
District of Columbia, the day and year first above
written. HILAND r. HURLBURD,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
~ w HUGH MocULLoCH.
Secretary OF the Treasury.
The Farmers and Citizens Bank was esta-
blished in 1852, and in 1865 continued business
under the national bank system. The capital
was represented at S3SO00 shares, 5000; par
$40. The following are the officers of the Bank
President. Oren n. Beach; Cashier, Hy. W. Red
field; Directors. Q; M. Beach. Anthony Belts
John Hicks, David Sturtevant, Sylvester Tut
Beard, Watson Sanford. George Ricard, Howell
Smith, David Williams, Daniel ID. Leary.
Early in the winter of 1865 the messeng ger of
the bank, while proceeding along Beekman
street in this city, was attacked by a man VINO
robbed him of a valise containing some ten
thousand dollars. This circumstance is pro-
bRbly yet fre h in the memory of many readers
Jumped into a butchers wagon with his booty,
and nothing has yet been seen or heard of him
Herald.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, Sept, 7,--Stocks heavy. Chicago and
Rock Island, 1O99G; Reading, lO25S Canton Company
47]a Erie, 6sJ6 Cleveland aud TOed9, 1885 Cleveland
ana Pittsburg, SSk; Ptsburg ard Fort Wayne los;
Michigan Central, l1lA Michigan southern, s2H
New YOrk Central, 1906 Illinois Central, l2l; Cumber-
land preferred SO. Virginia Sizes 5 Missouri SIxes
0s1s Hudson River, i264; Y. g. Fye-twenties, 1862
lifsS do 1884, lOB16 do. 1865, lIlM 1en-fOFtles gg
Seven.thires first issue. lO7SS Others lO7lS Steriine
Exchange, 1898. Money, 4@g5 per cent. CUId, 1927
sales Of 5000 barrels State QlOs5; Ohio Ss5O6liI So
Western, G6gl2T5 Southern, sy'250l lS 25 California
Sogthern $685. VIII Michisan, S265. Corn ad vanoed
l2C.. sales of 10000 bushels-miyed Western s.I7m
ll9. Oats I'D vanc 16I2c sales OF 4uOul bushels
Western 69G70c. Beet quiet. Pork steady; new ess
ga '35 Lard quiet al l2T6nliC.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
LyoR ADDTTToNAL LOCAL 1rnMa sHE INSIDE PAars.l

FURTHER NoMINATIoNs-A REPUBLICAN, SPLIT
IN THE TWENTY. sixth WARD.-The Republi-
cans OF the Twenty-sixth Ward have fallen into
Demooratio habits and not having the example
OF Calfornia before their eyes, have placed two
Tickets in the feld. One Of these tickets, which
was completed about two o'clock on Tuesday
morning, after the Convention had been in ses-
sion nearly all night, is made up as follows:-
Select Council-J. w. Robbins.
common COuncil-David Gouldy.
School Directors - Charles Begley. Charles
Adams, j. II. Fletcher. Colonel e. II. Badger.
Last evening the Executive Committee OF the
Ward held q meeting at the corner OF Federal
sueeI and Gray's Ferry road, and endorsed, py
unanimous vote, the ticket placed in nomi-
nallon by another convention, made up hs lOi-
lows:-
Select Council-Robert Armstrong
Common COuncll-George A. Shlsier ah"
School Directors - Francis Gwynn, David
Baker John Kessler and George Austln; 60
Mr., Armstrong the candidate for Select Coun.
oil on this ticket, is at present member OF
Common Council. - ,.,
The friends of the ticket first nominated,
however, do not appear disposed to RcquieSce
in this action of the Executive Committee, as
they made q fesh announcement OF their can-
didates in the advertising columns OF con-
temporary this morning, with list OF the dele
gates to the nominating Convention appended.
From this IL appears that two precincts were
not represented at all in the Convention. Last
year. the vote for members of the Legislature
In this Ward stood 23N Republican to l774 De-
mocratio, giving q majority OF DOB, while the
average Republican majority in the vote for
county of1cers was about $50. But tne Repub'
ncans of the Twenty sixth Ward must remem-
Der that q division In their ranks, with so small
majority when presenting solid front, VIII
enable the Democratic ticket TO carry on the
victory, Let their petty dlssgreements De put
aside, therefore. aud, If necessary, let both
tickets be withdrawn and q new one, satisfac-
tory TO all sides, agreed upon.
nominated Edward Onyx for Alderman, in adS
dttt0n to William +. Boucher
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CErom the Rev. r. D. Fendell Assistant p1,to- "a,
tian Chronicle. PhiIadelphiaI NAAEAs.
have derived decided benefit from the uaa ~ ~.
lands German Btters, and feel It my DrjvjISa oOs-
conmeno them as most valuable tonic to All S.h ~
are sunelng nom general debility or frore VIE
Yours truly, ii D. FENDArr
IFrom Rev. D. MerriRe, Pastor of the Paasvu,h n,
tist Church, Philadelphia "~s1
From the many respectable recomm en- datfor. s,.s.
70 Dr. Hoohands German BitteFs, was inSinceH - -
give them atral AFTER using several bottles fSn,T
them y be good Iemedy for debility and m moss
cellent ionic ior the stomach. D. MERRIJE "a
From Rev. William Smith, formerly Paatar =, a.,
Vincentown and Mtlville IN. J) Baptist Chnrch s -
Hayirg used in n family q number Of I.o,tIaS =
yonr HoQhands German Bitters, have 70 saw Tn that
regard them as an excellent medicine espacIa11 S a
adapted to remove the diseases they are recoss
mended for They strengthen and invieorate the svc
tenn When oeDl1tRted and useful IN esieord
the iver loss Of appetite, etc. have also Tecon ~
restoration of health. - S.o0iAi IN th9
Yours truly, ,-t WILLIAM szArTrEx
$50 Hutchinson street, Phiiadeinbia,
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From A. M SpangIeT Editor OF he CuIturIst No
North Sixth Srreekl 4NV'S


.,.A.. PHiLApELPHIA, July Is Issx
from dyspepsia was not only unahia 10 ts tai.Ssek
food without sunering great Distress but had heon.
30 debiated as 70 be almost unified Tor active bnS
Alter trying variety of so-caled ren,ed,a. -, :.
which proved worthless, Induced al ~ q s ~
gestion OF medical friend. to give Hoodand's A..
man Bitters q trial. accordingly puFohesaR 80
bottles, which We're taken In accordance with yonr
The result was complete removal of All d,s,-...
ing symptoms after eating or drinking. and a 61i1
restoration OF strength, so that eat All ordina
kinds of food with tnpunlty, and au1 able Ia etf<
ness we'll as at any period OF my life the Soof
effects OF the bl.ters were manifested before hSd
have also used It in my family with tba hanU,s..
results and take great pleasure In adding NV ~,
mony 70 that Of the many others who have hasss
benefited by II. find great benefit from the uaa "a -
bottle in the sprinR and fall They not only croate
vigorous appetite, but give 9 healthy tone 10 90
stomach by strengthening its digestive powers 'lS
the above testimony VIII be the means Off
any who suffer nom Dyspepsia 70 give your BIfes.
trial when It, feel confident will give them reIieS
IL Is at your service.
Yours truly, a. NJ. SPANGLER,
Rev J. s, Herman, ofthe German Reformed Chur,a,.
Kutzown, Berks county Pas was cured OF DyBpepsiS
Of twenty years standing. -ENf~-'
Rev J. Newton Brown, d. D.. Editor Of the EuoycIo.
pgsda of Religious knowledge and Christian Chronl.
Gle. Philadelphiai
Rev. Thomas Winter. D. D., Pastor OF ROxbOrOuEh
Baptist Church,
Rev Levi g. Beck, Pastor OF the Baptist Church
Pemberton, N. j.. formerly OF the North Bsptts8
Church. Philadelphia, ct present Pastor OF the kR.
tiBt Church, Chester, Pa;
These gentlemen express, in the strongest terms
their favorable opinion OF this Bittera.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO sTATIONERS AND ALL BUYERS OF ENVELOPES
THE LOCKWOOD ODMANUFACTURING COMPANY

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DIED.
DlEUe
Tor additional Deaths see Third Page.

Tor additional Deaths Third Page.
ALBURGER,-On the 9Th instant, ABRAHAM II.
ALBURGER, in the 35th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family. also the
Lafayette Lodge No. II, A. Y M; the School Direc-
tors of the Thirteenth Section; and the Empire Hook
and Ladder Company, NO. J. are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence No TO5
Calowhill street, on Sunday afternoon, the 8th in
slant, at O'Clock. To proceed to Laurel Hill.
COCHRAN.-On the 9Th instant, SARAH A. daugh-
ter of Andrew Cochran Esq.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral Monday after
a O'clock from the residence of her brother-in-
law, f. Metzser, No. 1891 Wallace street.
McWALTERs.-on Friday, the 9Th instant. JOHN
MCWALTERS
attend the funeral, nom his late residence No. 1855
Camac street. Monday the 9th Instant, at 10 oclock
A. NJ.
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Stocks in New York.
AFTERNOON REPoRT.

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-Smith Randolph & Co..
Bankers, No. l6 South Third street, and No,
q Nassau street, New York, report at o'clock
this afternoon as follows--
1885, lllX@n2
United states 5.2Os, 1862 1l4I@u496.
United States 5.20s, 1854 l0955(1ll0
United States 52Os, 1865, llIII9lllN
United States 5.20s, new 1875, l0S5%9l0S55.
United States 5-20s, 1867. tOS1%@lUS51.
United states l0-4US, 1095A9IU9M,
August 1905, l07H@l073l
June and July 1905 lO7%@lO71E Market
steady.
United States sos are quoted in London. this
afternoon, at 1884, firm
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BUReLARs.-About twN o'clock this morn
ing an attempt was madN to break into B, j.
Leedoms house, at Blum and, Germantown.
room window and forced mp ihe sash. and with
. hickory stick, which they left upon the pre-
misses, broke the inside sh 1tter, Which was
ments over the door. This operation made a
loud noise, arousipg the inmates. The herce
barking OF q dok which sleeps In the hall
scared the villains, who escaped without secur-
ing anV booty,
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MAIIcroUs.-Edward Jones was arrested by
Oficers Irwin and O'Brien, at Frankford road
and Harrison street, for drunkenness. While
being conveyed to the Station House he repeat
Sd1v assaulted his custodians. When placed
within the cell, he avenged the tncursions by
armed law upon his individual rights by tear
ing To pieces everything that was tearable In
his cell he was committed by Alderman Shoe
maker in default Of $1,000 bail.
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SABBATH SCHOOL TEACHERS NORMAL INsTI-
TUTE. under the charge OF the Pennsylvania
State Sabbath School Association, will be held
at th.NWest Arch Street Church, Rev. A. A..
Wnlittsa D. D.. pastor, beginning on Tuesday
Wednestay and THURSDAY Afternoons and eve.
nings. Eminent and practical Sunday School
men, both from this State and other States, will
be present and take part in the proceedings
As this institute Is intended for the instruction
and benefit Uf superintendents and teachers, 1t
is desired that they will be .rgely represented
at these meetAngs.
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Orr FOR New ORLEANS AND SAvANNAH.-The
Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steamship
CompRnys steamer Tioga cleared from this
port for New Orleans yesterday, taking out a
full cargo and the following passengers:-Mrs.
Cockley. and nine recruits for colored regi-
ments.
The passenger list of the Wyoming, for Sa-
vannah, was as folIows:-Joseph Brady, Macon, ,
Ga; Mrs. nj. J. Grimley and two children, jack
Sonville, Fla; Mrs III. j. Cohen, s. F. Ketne and
wife James E. Bossent, j. H. Jones, j. N.
Rogers. and ]. @. Hess, Savannah.
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KnL.-An old Jew
peddler last night entered a saloon at Girard
avenue and Shackamaxon street. wherein sa e.
one James s. Lennig He placed his heavy
Jacket upon chair, when 1t was overturned
upon the floor by Lennig. The Jew remon-
strated, and was rewarded by q cudgelling and
beating at the hands of the malicious James,
and eventually the latter drew pistol, and
threatened to blow the head off of the body
of the unfortunate peddler. Officers KurLz and
Grant arrived. and prevented the execution OF
this latter plan by arresting Lennig Alderman
Shoemaker held him in $1,000 bail TO answer.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-07

RETURN OF Rrv. DIR. CARRow.-Some months
ago the congreg6 ton OF the Union Methodist
Episcopal Church on Fourth street, below
Arch. granted leave of absence to the Rev.
ployed this opportunity for a journey abroad.
During his absence Or. Carrow visited all the
principal points OF interest in Europe, and
made a tour through he Holy Land. He has
now reached home, an Ito, morrow win resume
in the morning and at half-past in the
evaninQ ..
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-07

DwvrnrNe RoBBEp.-The residence OF the
Hon leonard Myers, No e04 n. Sixth street,
was entered last night, thoroughly rshsaca s1
and robbed OF wearing aRparel anu NV raSs;
81 the family are absent, SO tnat tne Eeai
count N the loss cannot be eBttmaLed
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-07

MER1rEp PROMOTION. The President has
oom issioned Captain Norman M. Smith, for
meriy Of this city, late OF Company 2, gat dSta
Regiment of Pennsylvanla OaVaisyi az ers
70 date from March 49, 1885, for gallantry ana
,oarIforioua services In the neld.