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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25
J. d. Myers. Cyrus Smith.
MYERS 4 SMITH,
Euceessors TO Rand, Smith / Co,
Commission Merchants,
No. 80 Washington st.,
ROOM NO. B,
CHICAGO,
IN BANKRUPTCY.

ASSl0NEEB NOTICE lin the Distyict Court
o. tho United Sta e.. for the District Of W.
10 b:nkrptey- At Dubuque sn the 2Sth
day Of July, A. d. 1868.
1e Whom 1m~y Concern The undsrsigned
hereby gives notice Of his appointment as As
a!gnee OF the estate Of Gardener Dickinson. OF
lndsps ,dencs, in tho County 81 Buchanan, and
state OF Iowa, N said district, aud who has
been sdjadged bankrupt upon his own petit
ton ~ the District Court OF sid district.
ALONZO CRA0IN,
Assignee.
pli-3w1
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25


Shortly before the Vermont and
Maine elections, the Round Table,
. Democratic neutral " publication
Of New York. predicted the election
u Seymour add Blair on the theory
that there existed throughout the
countrya powerful under-ourrcnt Of
popular dissatisfaction with Radical.
ism" This prediction was quoted
WITH = great flourish Of trumpels BY
the Democratic press, but has not
been alluded 70 since thc late clcc-
tons The Roasd 7abls would have
been exactly right had it simply re.
vcrscd its whole proposition. It ID
the great reserve forcc-ihe power.
fal undercurrcnt-which upon all
great occasions has svelled the
Republican majorities. We 81
any man who knows anything Of tn
political history Of the last two year,,
Il shis is not true.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25


the District Court Of tho United s,s,,. n,
shs District II Iowa. In he matter Of lou,
N. bEsrnALL, BANKRUPT.
Notice 10 hereby given that q Petition IN.
been HE'D 10 said Court by said John N. D.n.
than, Of Quss9ueton, In the County Of Buchan.
40, and State of Iowa, In said District duly do
ciarsd bankrupt under tho Act of Couvrs,, Of
March "a. 1867, for a Discharge and q certia
cate thereof from all his debts and other claim,
provsble under said Act, aud that the 9th a Nv
OF October, A. u. 1868, Al 2 O'Clock. r. M i.
assigned for the hearing Of the same, At q Cour,
d bankruptcy. before Hon. Willis Prummond
nesietef OF said Court In bankruptcy, ut Room
NO. J. Custom House, Dubuque, lews. in said
Distr'ct, whore and when al Creditors Of said
benhrupt Who have proved the debts, and All
osnsr persons In intc' est, may attend and show
cause, II any they have, Why the prayer Of said
Petition should not be granted.
And further notice IL hereby given that thu
second and third meetings Of Creditors Of ssid
bsnhrspe, required under tho 27th and 2stb
sections u said Act, will be holden 1t ssid on \.
Of Willis Drummond. Register In BsuA rup,ov
Of ssid Conrt( on the said iSth day Of Oetsber
A. ID. 1858, at . o'clock, A. n.
Dated 1t Dubuque. this 9th day Of Scptcr.
Der, 4. D-:ieos.
N. LEPPER, Deputy Ctrt.
ADAMS CsAHbLEa, Dubuque. love, Attor.
nsys.
l2-2eow1
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25
1elas Dlsc~ ssaens.

Hon. VIM. b. Allison and Hon.
VIM Mills, opposing candidates for
Congress frem this district, have ar.
angcd for a series of joint discussions
in the several counties Of the district,
The appointment for this county is on
tho Goth Of Oct. We congratulate
Republicans upon tins arrangement,
and predict that the result will be
precisely that OF Two years ago, when
Noble WAS 80 thoroughly dayed in Z
.imilar contest.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25
Terms Strictly Cash.
TABOR ERWIN.
PROBATE NOTICE,

PROBATE NOTICE.
B.s8sns. CS~.sy. ."
In the County Court Of said County.
NOTICE 10 b reby given to the Heirs. Lsgstsei
and all persons intel sssed 10 the estate 81
Manassah Reeves, deceased
Thst on Monday, September sth. 1855, The
last will and test ment of the eAid Mapssash
Reeves, deceased. vas produced, opene and in
open court publicly read, and the day for prov
ing the same IL hxed BY the court to be on Non.
day, the 5th day of October, 1858, st 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, 1t the Court House, in the city Of Inds.
pendet =, in said county, 1t which time you car
appear au4 show ca %, II any yea have, Why
said will should not Be allowed, sdnittsd "a
probate and record.
Dat Il Indspssdsses, this sth day u Sep.
tembss, ls6s.
VIII. BARTON.
County Jsdgs.
n1l-lw1
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

The oveeassss u ths .borouSb At Sosth~
vark, England, have pIscsd the nsmssof I'll
the women housrholdsrs n their borough on
The nsw register q voters. Tbn action &C.
cords With the Law. though tie women had
NO reisssa i their names had not been Put
On.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

tho District Court Of the United s,..,.
xior me District Of Iowa. In tho matte, Z,
E.rmsson a. ALkaAxns.. Bankrupt. u
Notice 10 hereby givsn that a.Prtit;o,
boon nlsd In said Court BY said EIpht mo, a a.,
exsndsr, Of Independence, In tho Conns, !,
Buchsnan, and State Of iowa, in saiL Di.t,,' ~
duly declared bankrupt, under tho Aot of c.
grsss Of March End, 1857, for a Disoh.ry. a,'s
. certificate thereof from .ll bis debts and .,na
claims provable under said ACT, and tha tbols,,'
day OF ootobor. A. j.. 1865, at II o'clock A. n
10 the hour assigned for tho hearing If 49,
same q Court Of BANKRUPTCY, before n 'ne
Willie Drammond. Register Of said Con-, T.,
Bankruptcy. at Room Number One. Cr,,o," :"
House, Dubuque, lev in said Dis,;..
whore and when all Creditors Of said B.pI =.
Who have proved their deb .. and ali othc, n.y.
SONS In interest, may attend and show cans !,
~ they have. why ths prayer Of said petition
Dated q Dubuque, this 9th day Of scn,e,0
Dor. A. d. $685. 'P'en
NJ. LEPPER, Dcputv C,.,L
scarsAEL r. ADAMS, Dubuque, Iowa. Az,
ncy. ~"0'
122sowl
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

BY the following correspondence j,
Be seen that this eloquent German
orator will be unable TO speak in
Iowa the present campaign-his tine
being taken up in the doubtful
CHcAco, Sept l4,ls6s.
Hon. Gait ScnrRx:-Tremoat House.
Nv Dear Scr AT the
Republican National Convention
held 1t Chicago in Nay last, you gave
ne assurances that you would give u
. few speeches in Iowa during the
Campaign.
Will you address the German citi.
Gems Of our State IT the following
places. Time for meetings 70 be ar
ranged hsreafter.) Keokuk, Fors
Madison, Burlington, Muscatine,
Davenport, Clinton, Lyons, Sabula,
Dubuque, McGregor, Lansing, Cedar,
Rapids, Council BlnGs, and Des
Aoines. As You have never address.
ed the people Of our State. We ara
extremely anxious to hear you on the
great questions of the day. No man
can do greater service to the Rcpub.
lican party in this State than your.
self, and While We are aware that
With ~ the question is merely one Of
majority, ve are DESTROYS 70 make
that majority - large - possible
For this reason ! hope you viii End
X consistent with your other engage
ments 70 fnl6ll the promise you made
70 NE in Nay.
1 Soliciting N early reply, ! remain,
yosss With great respect, p. Nelendy
Chairmsa Iowa State Ex. Committee
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25
Original Notice.
STATE or IOWA,
BseAonan cowrty. 3d.
To DAVID g. PowKas,

10 DAVID u. PowEnS,
You are hereby notiheo tnat the . will be On
lilo on or before the 1st day Of October.
1868, in the once Of the Clerk OF the Di.trtct
Court OF buchanan County, State VI Iowa, q
petition Of the City Of Inlep n,ience. clsi,niuy
VI You the sum Of 1854 Tor work a a labor
done aud materials furnished on Court AMI
Elisabeth Streets, for building . sidewalk on
the west side Of lot four (s,, and on tho north
side Of lots three t3) ~ four 90 in block No
/, in Independence, Iowa, except forty feet on
the soath eide Of said lots; ai.o asking in said
petition that tn, amount above claim ed be de-
clarcd . lien upon said lots. except 30 feet Of
OF south eide. together with tho amount of
penAlt e. provided b. Law.
Now unless you appear thereto and defend On
or before noon OF the Second day of the Octo-
Der Term, 1868, Of said Court. default will 10
entered against you, aid Judgment rendered
thereon.
D. y. HOLDRIDGE.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
STATE OFIOWA,
DscAasan Gossfy.
l hereby order III the above notice be pub
ished for the time prescribed by ax, in the Bui-
tssi", ne spaper Published IN lndcpcudcpce
in said County aud State.
u. BREWER, Clerk.
September 8. 1858,
nIl-Avl
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25
DBPLY.
CHICAGO, Sept. -. 1850.

VMaCA0o, Sept To- 1905
Dsov Sir:-Your letter inviting me
to speak in the State Of Iowa dsrisg
the pending canvass - received. !
regret 70 say in reply that ~ my time
from this day 70 the Sd Of November,
is already takes up. If it we're posi-
bic ! should be glad 70 give yon what
little aid I can, but ! am con6deat
yoa win be able Without ii, to man.
tain the proud posss..::"n Iowa has 30
long and - steadily occupied amo..as
her republican sisters. From ali the
ST.. es ] have visited have brought
h.cl H.. assusence that the GcSmans
viii give . ..,rGer Republican vote
nm ever before. end have no doubt
lows viii prove no exceptions TO the
rule.
With the best wishes, yours truly.
G. SCHURZ.
Psrss MELsnDY, ESQ.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

csstonsss vii p'ssss remember that osrs 70
s'fFssA stick Of Drsgs and Medicines, and when
yos purchase Of ~, you can expect On article
that hes not bssn shslf-riddsn for ysass-
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

THg AngnlCAN ORGANS ass ssDsssss =
u thsis eseae 6hllosss 81 esoplsesosss II
Seas, sd e1aDoioiov - teasA. - - 1sisAel
In the Highest ssyis ~ ~ h Paaosllsl Oh,
Wslass, ksssvssl 80 Jet.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-15
LEGAL LNTELLIGENOE

COURT OF QUARTER SESSIUNS-Judge PeIrce
William h. RuddtmRn, Esq Pros cuLing Attorney,
4rOn as Dunn WAS charged with the larceny of les
Collars In notes, the property OF AIRS MaRee,
June, rom her bed store, a. No. " North Tenth
street On tnat day the prisoner entered the
store, and almost Immediately followed
by Two other men. The prisoner engaged a
Mr.. Fuget, then in the store, In conversation Whi
the two others made inquiries respecting herEoOd
ttstlt'd that she satisfied that another man than
The witness had picked her picket while assisting
her 10 lit the mattress which he was examining
The partN soon atter lett Mrs. Fuget discovered her
loss anout hall an hour afterwards
On cross-examination Mrs Magee said that the
Vious, tog' ther win one Of the other one of
which had robbed her. she recognized him per.
tecily,
M. Fuget testified that the prisoner was the man
two we're pricing the goods which Mr.. MRgee was
showing Them. He rec IgulZed the prisoner few
days a'JeIwards la the street. aud Lad him ed
NO evidence was adduced on behalf OF the prisoner,
the counsel argued th = the prisoner ger
In CITY; that there was no proof that the III FOE
another The fact that they were acquaintea with
Jury cut.
The case of Flcken a williams. charged with main.
talplsg nuisance, was then resumed. The exRminR-
lion 1I witnesses on the part OF the defense con
tn ued;- 49, -
Mr.. Edwin l., Bomeisler testified that he has lived
at the 4. W, corner OF Filth and Willow streets for
fifteen years; that he Is home IN the mornings and
evenings; noticed the vibration RIOng the windows
windows OF ire house rattled it caused no
nence TO the family On am nation the wit
ness said he had been over the pFemiBes had only
heard the pOlse IL the morning
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-15
FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.
Swami and his Congregational Came
The RSveTdy JOHNSON BanqueG-In-

Special Despatch to The RUerlirl0 Telegraph!
BALTIMORE, July l5.-President johnson Will
not be able to attend the Reverdy johnson ban
quet at the Eutaw House tonight, but many
other prominent gentlemen are to be present
from Washington. John W. Garrett is TO preside,
and an interesting soeech is expected from him; ;
also from Minister Johnson and others.
II is now ascertained that Senator Piuckney
Whyte, whom Swami appointed to get him out
of the way as competitor for Congress in the
Third Congressional District was, whilst op-
posing Swami for the Senatorship, before the
Legislature as the one who caused the publica-
tion in the American OF the confidential Car
michael letters which dvulged the fact OF a
bargain having been made by Swami with
Democrats to sell out his party if they would
give him the Senatorship.
Celebrated Southern Rebels are now address.
ing the Democrats at their headquarters nightly.
Ex-Governor Wise promised soon to make a
speech here. Union Democrats are of no ac-
count.
A large number of persons were overcome
yesterday by the heat, and to-day it is still
hotter The thermometer is now at 96, and is
rising. Business is partly suspended in conse-
nuence.
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

WEDNESDAY, July l5.-The Flour Market
continues dull, but we have no change to record
in prices. The inquiry is entirely for the
supply of the home consumers. and only a few
hundred barrels were taken at S7'5O0S25 for
supeIfine; SS'25@9 25 for ex ras; S975@l2 for
prime and Ohio extra family; s9'5O@ll for spring
wheat do. do; and Sl2@4 for fancy brands,
according to quality. Rye Flour is scarce ana
in Corn Meal. s
The offerings of prime Wheat are small. and
ther ls no Inquiry except for prime lots which
are held with much frmness Sales of Penn
sylVaDla and Ohio red at S24 az 49, Rive is
selling at l'S0@l So q bushel Tor Pennsylyanta
Corn If quiet at former rates. Sales of 2OOO
bushels Western mixed at $l'l7. Oats are nm.
changed. Sales of 1000 bushels Pennsyl vanIa
al S6@l SSc. ana SOui hern at 80 d90c.
NOthipg doing in Barley or Malt,
Bark is unchanged. Sales of No. @ QuercItron
at S66 a ton.
Whisky-Nothing doing
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FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
More IndIan ~. pred atoms.

SAN FRANCISCO, July l5.--The steamer Con.
stituion for Panama, sailed to-day, taking out
$4,000 in treasure of which $79s,OOO is for
New York.
Advices from Crescent City, California state
that the yarmouth Indians attacked party oil
whites at yarmouth Bluffs, killing one,
woundng another, and besieging the remainder
in stock house. The same tribe have been
stealing cattle for months past, preparing for
the present raid. The military authorities were
urged to station some troops In the Vicinity,
but iaile to do so, and unless active measures
are Immediately taken to put down the Indians
an active and bloody war is anticipated.
Intelligence from Arizoua, to June 9th, says
the Indians have set fire to the woods near
Prescott and great damage has been done to
cabins, fences, etc.
Indian signs are plenty, the savages having
kindled fires on nearly every mountain-top in
the country around Fort Mcpherson, which are
filed with Indians.
Business is lively. The Wckenburg Vulture
mine is doing WE'LL
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men in bis arms like Infants will never suffer
hlmseu " he daudled IN the arms of Others"
mo. IL, Delivered on APril IL, by Mr.. b. nder,
hlrgs scribe, Note Sealed with the royai
sea-, IN the name OF tee Father. the son, and
lac Holy Ghost, one God: The King ot Kings,
Taeodorus: May 1t reach the beloved servant OF
tue great Queen of England. | am writing to
you without being able to address you bY name,
because our Intercourse has arisen so uneX-
pectedly, / am PTieved at having sent you IN Y
wiring yesterday, and at having qoarrelied
with you, my friend, when saw your manner
of lighting, aud The discipline OF your army,
and when my people failed to exc:
cute my orders, then was consumed
] killed and punished my soldiers, yet they
would not return 10 the battle. While the fire
'of Jealousy burned within me- Satan came to
nj IN the night and tempted me to kill myself
wi'n my own pistol. But rejecting that God
would be angry with me II | were to 60 in this
manner, AMI leave my army without prJtec'
tor, / sent to you in hurry, lest might e,
and ali thugs be in confusion before my mes
sage should reach you. After my messenger
DAD goue, | cooked my pistol, and putting IL IN
my mouth pnIled the trigger. Though l pulled
and pulled yet it would not go ot. But when
my people rushed upon me, and laid hold OF
the pistol, 1T was discharged just as they
had Grawn 1t from my mouth God having
thus Eigni6ed to me that l should not die,
but 1--we, / sent to you MIR. Ra-sam
maze easy. To-day is Easter, be pleased to let
me send few cows TO you. The reason OF my
returning 10 you your letter yesterday was that
| believed at that time that we should meet Que
arc her IN Heaven, but not on earth. Let the
night pass without sending for the BODY OF ms
friend Feetarsree Gabre, because | thought that
after my death we would both be buried to.
eether; but, since have lived, be pleased to al
low nIm 10 be buried. You require from me all
the EuroLeans, even to my best friend, Mr..
Wademalar. Well, be it 30. They shall g..
But now that we are friends you must not leave
me without aruzans, as am lover of the me-
Chanical arts,N
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FINANCE AND OOMMERCE
oETIoE on THE FvENINs TELEeRAI


The Stock Market opened very dull this morn
ing, but prices were steady. Government secu.
rites were firmly held. ll34 was bid for 6s
of 1881; 1914 Tor lO4Os; lO8l TOR June and July
7'3O.; Ito for '64 5.2Os; lll4 for 65 5.2Os; 1888
for July, '65 20s, and 1888 for '67 5-2Os. City
loans we're unchangd; the new issue sold at 1929.
Railroad shares were inactive. Reading sJd
at AZ, II slight advance; PennsYlVanla Ratlroat
at 52S, no change; Camden and Amboy at lSl,
an advance OF 4; Lehigh Valley at 64s no
change; and Philadelphia and Erie at 26'
decline OF 1. 33 was bid for North Pennsylvania;
81 for klmlra common; 314 Tor CataWissa
preferred: and 484 for Northern Central.
City Passenger Railroad shares were un-
cbapged 40 was bid for Second aud Third; 66
Tor Tenth and Eleventh; 10 for HeSt0nVille; 81
for Green and Coates; and 4S ,or Union ,..
but we hear of no Gales. l60 was bid for Phila-
delphia; 2S Tor Commercial; 3O5 for Mechanics;
5s for Penn Township; s5 for Western; 72 for
CITY; A for Consolidation; SO for Common
wealth; and 100 for Central National.
Canal shares were dull. Lehigh Navigation
sold at 2l@2lt, no change; and Morris Canal
preferred at 76; II was bid for schuylkill NaVi-
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The Debate ON tue Bud get continued by
M. TnIufa,

In the Corps Leei-latif on the Sd inst, NJ
Tblers replied 10 the statements OF Nj. Magne
He demanded unity in the budget, aud main.
taiued the accuracy OF most OF the figures he
had quoted in his previous speech. He also
said that as, in the pre- cot financial condition of
France, the slightest political perturbation would
produce hnauclal reVerses, il was hoped
no such thing would take place. If
Count BIsmaIk who knew thit France
was prepared :or any eventuaity, preserved his
heal h and influeuce, proba oily NJ new enter
pIises would be undertaken by Prussia; bat it
was necessary 10 be preserved agalust surprise
by Irudenl management. To remedy the ore
s(pt situation a different policy was required,
placing the Government under the hand of the
country, and giving two thngs-6rst, liberty,
secul ng better management OF pu6lic affairs
and secondly, such management as should
afford a guarantee for the uLure. Again re-
ply ng to NJ. Tniers NJ. Magne, the Minister
OF finance, showed that the deiclt only
existed III the extraordinary budget, ana arose
out OF the construction OF public works aud the
increased military expenditure. The loan was
neces slta ed by OBJECTS which had accidentally
become OF he highest Importance. M. Magne
concluded by saying that in calculating upon
the eXOeudtuTe oeiu@ augmented IN the future,
III. Thiers did rot efficiently lake into account
the increase of the revenues, which would
enable such auemen alton 70 be met.
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Mexican Affairs.

MAzATLAN, July 8, via San Francisco, July
15.-Tbe English steamer Chantlcleer, Is still
blockadlng the port against Mexican vessels,
bnt not interfering with American vessels.
The United States steamer Resaca was in
port. The United States steamer was at Car
rlnto, Nicaragua, June o.
On July 4, the United States steamer saranac
dressed shipin the port of Mazatlan, and fred a
salue of Il guns in honor of the day.
Arrived, ship Lochiel from New Castle, N. 8.
Flour, $62597'52; wheat ST. S5Q1'0O for w.
Legal tenders, II.
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FROM IA YTL.
Progress OF the Ca cos RebsIIioA-SaInavs
sure OF success.
BS CUBA Gable.

BS Cuba Gable.
HAVANA, July 15.-From Port au Prince we
have advices TO July 2.
The United States man-ofwar Contoocook
had sailed for Key West. She had on board
special messenger with dispatches for the Ame-
rican Government from Minister Hollister, at
Port au Prince. The bearer oil dispatches ex.
poets TO reach the American capital on or about
the 18Th INST. HIS mission has grave bearing
on The future of the Hayten republic, and will
correct many Misrepresentation as to the state
of affairs in that republic. His dispatches pic
tule President SaInave as likely to succeed in
his opposition to the Caco rebellion on account
of his personal courage and bravery. The in
surgents now besieging Port au Prince were re-
pulsed in an assault which they made on the
lst inst. On the I'd GonaIves was still besiegei
That place, as we'll as Cape Haytien, still held
out for President Salnave.