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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

rant etaoOf worthy young men and
wowh who are unable 60 pay their
UWnoEp1nDo8
Very much hiss been done by private
munihcence toward supporting Nor
NAL Schools in Massachusetts. Ed
mund Dwight gave $40 Q0Q, Nathaniel
j. BoRditch 5000, and aoubtless
many others whose names are not re-
corded, have done very much toward
this noble enterprise.
NEW YORK STATE.
The New York State Normal
was established in 1854 in the City Of
Albany. The city gave suitable build
ings, and IL was first commenced as
an experiment. After Il had beeniR-
operation five years, the State apprO-
priated SIS 900 for the erection and-
furnishing of suitable buildings.
About 1913 pupils have enjoyed the
benefits of the School since its Organi-
cation. The State apprOpriates annu-
ally $12,O 900 for its support. The rel
are attendance is about 200.
In 1863 another Normal School was
established az OswegO. It Is DESIGNED.
TO accommodate 500 Normal pupils,
and 100 children in the model or train
ing schools. This school receives
5000 annually.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

At the session of the Legislature fol
1884 a permanent annual apprOpria-
ton was made for the Normal School
located at WinOna. as follows: S3.mC
for 1864, $1,000 for 1865, and 5000 an.
nually thereafter.
In 1866 an appropriation Of SO, OOC
was made toward erecting suitable
buildings and in the winter of 1861
$4,000 more was appropriated. In
addition to this, the citizens of Wi.
mona have pledged SIS, 900. One o.
the finest Normal School building II
the United States has been erected
there.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE

over ali others andi IL m re is needed to ciuhrm
the above. we might add tina IL 1861 The Company
only sod 80 Nachine whist now there are over
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

The appropriations 70 the school for
1865 were $4,000, 70 finish the build
ing and meet current expenses.
Nearly 5000 more was needed in
1857. The school has some S8, 900 acres
Of salt lands for an endowment fund,
which will not besold immedistely.
Tie schOOllWiH therelOFe dipend\onl
AUTHORIZATIONS un6l the land is.sOldl
vi Ill i'm. MCKENztE E
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

vas again confirmed BY the COMMITTEES on Sewing
Machines. who unanimously awarded it the GOLD
MEDAL. the highest prize the Institute crnfeTs.
On the 18th Of september the Great Faff and Ex-
hIbIttOn Of the American Institute vas opened n
New York As usual the display Il Sewing Machines
was large and the competition strOag,. but after SIX
weeks trial The friends Of The
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

In 1852 the Legislature passed an act
establishing q State Normal School at
San Francisco, and made an appTOpri-
alton Of $500 for its support The ap-
preparation for 1854 was 5000; for
1855 it was 5000.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

Has no State Normal Schools, but
several private ones are in successful
operation.
The one located at Lebanon, under
the direction Of Alfred HOlbrOOk, has
sent forth hundreds Of successful
teachers.
The State expends about so, 600 am
nually, for teachers institutes, and
other means of training teachers.
But some of the most influential
teachers think that the greater part OF
the money thus expended is as good
as lost TO the State on account Of the
in~eficiency Of those conducting the
institutes, 81 in many instances. they
are held merely TO draw the funds ap-
propriated by the State. A strong
effort is being 10Y made to throw the
funds now distributed for institutes
into q State Normal School.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31
ILLINOIS.

The State Normal University owes
its existence TO q deep-seaSed convic-
ton of the want Of more Well-instruc-
ted teachers for the free common
schools Of Illinois.
The act creating the institution
provides that no part Of the avails of
the Seminary and University fund
$500, OOO-shall he used for purchasing
site or erecting buildings. The Board
were Instructed TO locate the Univesi-
ty i'm that city or town, accessible and
not otherwise Objectionable, which
should offer the greatest donation.
Peoria offered $50, 1000; Bloomington
City and Mclean county together,
500 900, and the University was lOca-
ted there. a building was erected at
q cost of $4,000. il was completed in
1850, and school wascOTnmenced there.
The Normal Department has now
over 300 pupils in attendance.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31
P-ENNsYLvANEA.

The Normal School law divides the
State into twelve districts, in each of
which q Normal School may be estab-
lished whenever private enterprise
shall make IL practicable.
There are four established. One at
Millersviile in 1858. Since that time
1854 students have received instrue-
ton there. The buildings and other
property cost $40, 900.
Another at EdinbOro, in 1851; val-
ued at $50, $50. Whole number Of
students IN attendance since organiza-
ton, L444.
The Normal School at Mansfield has
property worth $49, 900, and was or
ganized In 1862. Has had !, $50 stu
dents.
The fourth Normal School was To-
Gated &C Kutztown en- 1866. It has
property valued at $751; 00, $4,000 Of
which Was given by individuals. Sl3
students attendeddurin thef1rst year.
In 1857 Pennsylvania had l,702 stu
dents in her Normal Schools, and her
schools aFeahOWing theg00d
results Of this wise system.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-22

Having returned from Jerusalem 10 JafFa
(shs aacisnt Joppa,) tsok passage in ins
Austrian steamer foe Beyrosl A 10 pass.
ID along near he ceass, ! haA coed nev
Of The ruins Of Cesarsa, city % noted in
gospel history. Il was ths resideaes Of Phil.
ip aud Cornelius, and Herod Agrippi WAS
here smitten By the angel ef he Lord. St.
Paul freqlessly visited il, and il wAs whea
preaching here in the audisncs Of Felix,
that the solemn and sasssst appeals Of the
apostle mads he heashsa governor tremble
and il ~ iron this plAse, thAs s.. Paul sail.
Cd fos Rose, after N uniuse iapsisonment
Of two yeass within its walls.
We also pAsssd near Mount Carmel, whose
base dips into the very vassr, o. - another
expresses il. "appeafing e u dipping hid
feet il tie western 49," This mount Is e.
miliasly ksesa 70 ~ - haviae hssn the ffs-
quent and favosile sesort Of the prophets
EljaA and Elisha, and ths plaes Of the Dc,
sarscsioa of-ths propAsts q Daal. In ad>
vaaeiag up the coast, us passed Tyre and
0idon bss - evening bad coas on, nothing
uas VISIBLE ssvs ths beacon lights sn the
sAess. Bat il - iaisrssiing % know thai
cur eyes vers directed 10 the very spoas.
vhsre ooes sleod thoss huous cities Of a.,
tiquiAy. evss though ~ could - one eI
the suiae that remain.
The Dc, aAsr srrivias - Bsyrsui, : !sv
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-22
Fr.n the Bsrlingtoa Hsvksys.
JUDAS ~. 0R00ED,

Among those whom tAs Republicans Of
Iowa have NEST delighted 70 honor, 10 the
nan whose true name We give above. He
vas elected Governor, and has sincs bses
tuics elected Senator, the highest position
within The gin Of our people. These Offices
we're bestowed upon him because The Rspub.
licans Of Isus believed hs would prove true
70 their principles, that be would snstain the
great cause for which they we're coalsudins,
and that, until the conflict q lase ended,
whoever else should prove false. BE-, q least,
must always be found faithful.
Thsss vsss he psevailing ideas II Repub.
licaas throsgAous the SlAte. Il wss these
idsas which gave him popularity anone
thoss Who knew little Of hin passonally, and
only hoard from him vAas y cAoss der
sAoaM ksou.
Hers, q biz own home. aaoae thsss Who
knew hin cell, bic habits, NJ ability, hia
aims asd desires, hs was alvoys personally
unpopular, aad only fosnd sspporses q
| party grounds. His election = rssporsihas
olicss rave % one hess Any indisidnel 49,
| isfaclica. No one rejoicsd On III account.
II vas alvAys, anoag inlsllieeas nss, Z
matter Of regret shat soae ahlee, tsues, No.
blss, more patriotic I'D disinlesssasd nas
+. did not rosssss the sans Ae,d lroa pcpulas
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-22

Az oA ssvelvss-shs eastA.
A destis,'s living.-Frsm hand - mouth.
lscssase Of ksowlsdgs is victory over
idlsness.
The .ess sGsesivs syssss.r-wouan's
tears.
Live within year means, ifyou vosld have
means within which 10 live.
II yoa want 10 lisesa 10 tall talking, get
10 eoavcssatioa With . seven. footes.
To pessevsss II sss's duty, and to b. si-
lentis The beae answer 70 calumny.
Be whas you ere. This is the 6rst step
towards becoming bessss thas you are.
The moss . vooaa's waist i shaped like
- hoas-glaas ~ qsiets will he sands ofhsr
iSs run out.
What i .hs diasseaes bstvee, . hungry
man and . gluttes One longs to ct, and
ths other eats teo Ioae.
An sxchanes ssys 1eats ore insuppostabls.
Bot tAea ths landlords 6sd 10 diaiealty in
keeping thso up.
Aiss Tonpaiss says tAat every unmarried
lady Of forty has pas1ed The CAPE Of Good
Hope.
4 LADY Who was startled out Of sleep By
some one trying 10 enter the hosse, cried out
aWhe i there r. "Your lsts Hubbard" was
the reply.
A CaliEosnia editor saya be lately net :
esamnasiaa Who just made tour through
the mines cogitasing thus "Positive, mine !;
comparative, miner superlative, minusf ~
Rsnck advises farmers 70 COW their Pa,
keep their Us warm, hive their Be-, shoot
their ~, feed their Ms, look ailer their
puteo's rs and take their E's. Pinch 10 YY's
By !.
A plate Of apples was being passed round
70 group Of children. There was . 6ns
red enc at the top, which : little girl took.
"How greedy you are" said her next
neighbor, ito take the largest! ! meant to
take that myself"
"whas il your notion Of true physician p
asked medical professor Of . student to
which the lats.r replied, He is - upfortu>
nate gentleman Who Is every day called up
on 70 perform The miracle Of rsc0aciling
health With intemperance."
An Eastern paper ssys IA story is told OF
jolly fellow Who resided II Chicago about
four yeass, and, while on a eastern visit,
was asked how be liked the water out vest.
/" By George, Mr., -" said hs, after .
nomens's reflection, i never thought 70 Try
itr"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-22
Seleetee Uistellanp.


0soees D. Prsntiee, II ths Louisville
Jesssei, = reported 70 b. ser;susly i'll.
Lscills Western sailed ffoa New York
for California on Saturday.
Brigham Young, wishing 70 make Nor
noadon - patriaschal - possible, prohib>
it pork.
A. G. Browne, Jr,, is writing . biography
Of President johnson.
Mr.. Jesss, IL British naturalist is dead.
Miss Hosmer is Il york st Florence on
new pieces of sculpture for The galleries Of
two English noblemeu.
Commander John Pollard, Of the British
navy, known % The "Aveager Of Nelson, "
died on the 23d ultimo, aged eighty .one.
He 10 beloved to have killed the man who
shot Lord Nelson.
Colosel C. X. Jennison has been fined
el00 at Leavenworth, Kansas, for keeping
. gambling houss.
Captain Worden, who has never recover
ed from the wounds received in the Monitor
tight With the Merrinse, il going 10 Europe
for his hesltb.
Dr.. winship, the strong naa, has recent.
y married.
Il 10 reported that Gen. Sicklss viii soon
resign bis commission - Colonel in he rse.
u1sr army and return to civil life
Washington Van Zandt, ct one time editor
Of The old Nyvucsse Sar, died st Sing Sing,
N. 7. On the lth inst, in the Goth year Of bis
age.
Henr, Plaeide, ths famous actor of The
slden time, has become stone blind. He lives
On the shore Of Long Island.
h. Thans Miller, widely known in connee.
ton With the work Of Ysung Mems Christian
Associations, has resigned Tie Presidency Of
the Young Ladies' Institute. at NJ. Auburn,
Ohio.
The citizens Of Jersey City wars the city
government to establish public baths.
1t cests el4,oeo to sprinkle the streets Of
New York.
The Sailess' Snug Hasboe at Staten Island
has at present Az ismates. The oldest is
100 yess old, and hes bssn there 20 years.
An Arkansas Journal estiusiss that 3e, 900
citiseos Of that State lost heir lives during
The rebsllion.
Isdiana has leo lodges Of Good Tsmplss
With On aegresate membesship Of 1917.
According 70 population, the Hoosier State
bsass o6 the palm in the North, and Ken
tucky l. The banner State Of the State, hav>
ing upwards Of 100 lodges.
Madame Pazspa.Rosa goes 10 California
With her husband end concert opera troupe
pext nenth.
1oerissey vill return from the Arkansas
Hot Springs next month. His mauless ars
said % hsss tally recovered.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-22
new We AaE CmEArRD.

According to the statement Of the Secre>
tary Of the Treasury, The rsvenue from dis
titled spirits in the last three months, has
not risen above . million . month. Com
missioner Wells, making the most liberal d..
lovaaccs for successful evasion OF the reve-
une laws, estimated 10 his annual report thas
the receipts from this source would yield e..
~ millions . year. The isvestigations Of
the Retrenehmsnt Cenmittee demonstrated
that If the tar on distilled liquors was close
y collected. il would yield not less than TIVE
hundred millions . year! The receipts OF
the last three months indicate that the annu-
d income will be twelve millionsi Was ~
er such Wholesale svindling heard Of under
s.y government before ? The responsibility
y rests almost solely upon the President OF
the United States, who, knowing the facts,
refuses to make any Official changes ia The
Revenue Department. And yet 20 End
Democratic newspapers making . fuss about
the expenses Of Impeachment, and The entire
lot Of Democratic members ia Ccsgress viz.
orously using their influence for the conin>
usnce Of Andrew Joiasoa in sGsce.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-22

Ghost.-I am Thy fathers spirit.
HAmlet.-Yeou don't say 20! Old man
give ss your Aipper. How de do? amt
seen you for coon's age. when'd - come
down?
hoss-Doomed for . certain term %
walk the night.
Ha.let et-why On srsA don't you take q
boss ear and s;def Or Do hey quia seo
early for yesf I ~ vhsss 4 yoa Assa
eous day tiaef
Ghoss.-Asd sss IL day cosGasd v ~
Hamlet. heo~ fast ase yes % q
direct rosdi Z Tsw fossyf
Ghost.-Till The foul crimes doss u IL
Gays Of ny satuss ass bsrst asd pufEed
away.
Hamlet-Ars you psrsine bads Try .
little Of this cholsra nodiciae. Knock j,
higher'n Giidesoy.
0host.-Thss Tn forbid 70 ssll ths secrets
Of ny prison hssss, could . tale unfold-
Hamlet.-Doat unSsld il herr old MAG
don't.
Ghost -whsss slighsess recital would
harrow up thy sssl.
Hamlst-Feteh o. your harrow.
Ghost-Freess thy young blood.
Hamlet-Gss ssui you tarual old rsfFig~
esatoe.
Ghoss.-Mahs Thy Two eyes like stars stars
from their sphers--
Hamlet.-Dew tell! You couldn's tell
about what time they'd statr
( Ghost.-Tby knossed and combined locks
to part
Hamlet.-Tve parted with about I'll them
locks now, especially on ths top Of ny
head.
Ghost.-And each particular hair
Hamlet.-I aiu't particular 10 hair.
Gbost.-To Stand on end like qaills upos
the frightful poecupine.
Hamlet-Nsov look s-hese, old poppy,
don't fret Jour peecupine over me.
Ghost.-But this eternal blsson must not
BE- to ears Of 6esh and blood. List, list on
list
Hamlet-(Getting angry.) Yeos be gol
darned Didn't list in Sol Peabody's
hum guards when yeeu fed into Canada, u.
kin yer draft With ye! And where ysou was
killed BY the Finnegans, and il served ysu
right. Better 60 and list yourself you tar
nal old critter, stead Of prowlins round
nights disturbin' your blood relations. Get
cont. (Exit Hamlet in . raRe.1
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-22

In Bankruptcy.
AssleHssi Nofics, l..
District Of lewa,
At Dubsqus The stA day Of April, 1858.
r. ~Ae~ Il aey sosesv~:
The undsrsieasd hereby gives notice Of his
oppontdIsst = Assignss Of The Estate Of Onis
Jacobson, Of Winthrop. Cosnty Of Buchanan,
and Ststs of Iowa, in said District, and Who he's
been sdjudgsd bsnkrupt spon HE owH psti.
tioe, by shs DISCREET Court Of said District
ALONzO CRAGIN,
I43-SWJ Assignee.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-22
Selefteo foetrp.
rAs Wosk - a.aoe.l

n you ssaass % The ocean
Sail aoosg the swiftsss nssG,
Aoeking - The highest billows,
LsagAiag - the storms yos nssG
Yes eaa sessd soong the saiIsrs,
Aachored yst within the bay,
Yoa saa LEAD hsad 70 help them.
A. tAsy lsassA their bosis away.
II yos Aavs ses gid asd silver
Ever fsady - command,
II yeu eaans4 to'asd the seedy
hsach - sves open hsaA.
Yes go visit ~ aAistsA,
Vsr IL sssiag you san wsop.
Toe go - tsUs Disciple,
Oittiag - ~ sevios's 49,
n ysa sAnAeD seos II son1ie9
Prove yssFeslf . sslAiss true,
II whess aso ID smoke ere tAiskss4
There's asvesk fee yss - De.
Whsa he bote1s Geld 10 Qa3st,
Yos saa - with silsss tsseA.
Tea saa bs0s sway ~ vosa4sA
Tee - ssvss - Ne tssA.
Dc sss tAsa stasa IDLY wsitine
Per ssns sFsasss work 70 L.;
1sstsns y lasy eoAdsss,
Aa1 will never oo0e 70 ysa;
0s aaa toll n thy own vineyard,
Do nst fear 10 10 o. dare,
II yeu want Seld Il lsbes
You saa And Il asyvhsrs.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-22

antly situated, and, what is still more desi-
rable, has delightful grounds surrounding il.
Trees and shrubbsry, Of various kinds, with
masy towering plants, make il very Eden.
like. Ny visit here with an American mis-
sionary was . pleasing episode Of the jour
ney.
B. r. GIpPonp.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-22

victs in said Penisensiasy, q she proper ae-.
to remove such coaviet % ssid rslosm sshooI;
and when the psrmsness school shall b estab-
lished and ready Tor epsaing the said trustee Z
shall remove asd transfer Shoss psrsons ss
the temporary sstsblishoens - ths pesmen.
ent school. and all subsequsss eooaitmen.s
shall be made to ssid pesoasent school !;
ard foe the purpose eossenplAesd BY thls
section there i appropriated Sks IN Of 6f.
tsen thsusasd dollsrs,os - nuch thers Of ~
may b found necessary 70 be expended il.
diseharging the expenses ise1ned, and ia
repairs and improvements made on, and liq.
uidating . small iptisbtsassss-ne4 exssasi.
ing the sum Of twenty-five hundred dollars-
of sid Manual Labor Institute, incurred ia
building the school edi6es on said lands.
Provided, That he making Of The iopsovr.
osas ~ payaout of ~ meesy 90, teS>
plAesd By tAis - shall Be usdss ths exels>
eise ecaasel q ~ tsasssss q sAs Rsferss
96hool
SIC. -. This - sASll saAs seses ana
b fsree from asd sstss IL psblicasion in ,hs
Dsily Stsss Regtssr ssd Icrs Erssiss
Approved nsseh, 81, 1858.
d hsssby certify tAst tke isssesise A.:
tsok s6sss b psblisssioo, - rsqsirs1 By Sss-
tisa tAssss1 - tAs ~ ~ sf April, 4. y.
I'm vpsna1 80 .a
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-22
CONTINUAL SUPPLY /!
esahty Unsurpassed !!
By ANY LINE MADE IN IOWA.
P1lCES % Low, as1 LOWER
lAaa tR Csapetlalsa asq1lfss.
-
FUN Weight
80 Pounds to the Dushel.
Freedom
From STONE and Dirt.
Prompt
Delivery to Order.

These arc the terms Of our
Warrant to the the users Of
lime made by Pages Patent
process at the
~ U1IlIlIIR LINE Kiln. -
Let mot the public be deceived
by the Misrepresentation Of en-
vious rivals.
OUR ONLY DEPOT ct In
dependence = opposited HALE
& RANSIER'S Wagon Shop,
South Of Stout's Lumber Yards.
Our agency for 1867 is discon-
tinued.
FaHls Z Wuuer viii supply
the locality Of Jesup, at 40 cts.
per bnshel.
A liberal discount from above
prices for large quantities.
Orders respectf fully solicited BY
IoUEG 3 SANDERS,
N. B.-Competition chal.
lenged! Rries rsdkcs4 J6ss cent.
pr Ssakss n Lsdepssdsses.
AD-ul
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-22
In Bankruptcy.

49, OepASA4 NA1SUOys
ADSI0NIH'e NOTICE:
II saD Dsssnlcf Covas % rau UnrYsD 0yAsss
poa soB Dl0Sasss - Iowa, n DAskaupscv,
AZ DUBvoUs, saB 3esa DAT - Apasi, 4. D.
1eee.
70 saso 4 @ey ssaesss:
TAs ssAsssisssa hsssby givss astiss d III
appeane0sa4 e assigass 4 he ssta1s q HsAsy
A. frssasa. II Byfsa, il The Cossty Il Bs-
eAaaaa, State Of love, b saiA District, aad vhs
has bssn aAjsdgsA . bsskr1pt upsa HE ewn p.
eitioa, b. ~ Dlsesise csust u soil distsist
Al0N40 c1A0IN, Asssssss.
tA.9v1
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-22
Aliens Lung BaIsam!

coa1s, AssA0s, cssap, diseases q ~ Thfeet,
Dsesshisis, Psias nd opprsssisa u ~ Chest
o. tasgs. Di0eslt brsasRing, aad ~ tAs dc.
easss II the Pulnsaasy Organs.
"ANr8D.-TsAcssns, ssubsHrs, and ssA-
w - insslligsat Msa aai Wsnso, In . busi-
ness payiag elSe u e3ee pse meath, asessdine
y aStnsy. Per pastieslsss, aAdrsss
8ElGL1a, neCURDY & CO..
nSe Ls0basd Dlssk. Chieeee. nj.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-22
NOTICE.

Al tAs IadepeeAsass Nsrssry, sas nils vsst
4 City. ssa y fsssd q Md q
FRUIT V1ND9
I've ~ tAsss ysass ~,
1V1R011RHJ0,
0u"u2DERT
aAA snsall fsuits u vasieas kinds.
ts7v.l
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-22

Sealed prepseals viii - received BY he Tras
tese Il the y. B. ChureA unti the llth day
of Nay, looo, - isllsws:
Per ~ Dsslssiag Il Dsil1iag snd Ceopls
sioo Il Bessasot.
Also sspssats prspssa1s,
Let For ths Nsssn WeEk, inslndiag Lathinl
sd Plastssiags
ID For the Wood work, either With o. With.
out Material furnished;
I'd For Paiatiag end 0rsiniag.
Fsil plans snd speciAsatieas can - ssen and
I'll nseessssy inSssneaisa ebsaiasd q The oAea
Of L. ". HART
By Order Board Trustees.
L.W. HAR1, Pnns.
D. .. SANFORD. ssc'v.
IaAspsadssso, April SetA. 1888.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-28

BE Il further enacted, That in bill instances
of appointment to office by the President, by
| and with the advice and consent of the Sen
ate. the power Of removal shall be exercised
in concurrence with the Senate and when
the Senate is not in session, The President
may suspend any such officer, communicating
his reasons for the suspension during the first
month of it's succeeding session, aud if the
Senate concur with him, the officer shall be
removed, bat If it do not concur with him,
the officer shall be restored to office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-28

Shocking Accident.

Arthur S. johnson. aged 16, whose parents
keep a boarding house near the corner Of
Fifth and Market streets, met with a shock
ing and probably fatal accident about noon
yesterday, from the discharge of q gun in his
own hands. With two other bpys he was
hunting ducks in the n~eighhorhood of the Big
Slough, on the opposite side of the river.
They we're sitting on q log, and b shotgun
wss lying near Arthur. with its muzzle tc-
wards him. when some ducks camd flying By,
He eeized the gun, near the muzale, with his
left hand and jerked it suddenly. The ham
mer caught and exploded the cab, and the
contents of the piece went throughthe front
part Of his body, making q terrible wound.
Striking just at TIE lower end of the breast
bone, two or three ribs were shattered and {
vide opening made, both into the cavity of
the lungs and Of the ahdomen-the lower por-
ton of oneiung being shot away. The young
man was brought to his home, and everything
that could be, done for his comfort. He was
comparatively free from pain last evening,
though but little If any hopes are entertained
for his recovery. A more frightful and
CHASTITY gnn-shot wound is seldom seen. The
cavity was filed with blood, and
the air was escaping from the lower portion
Of the lungs. There would seem to be, IN
deed, no chance for him to recoYef.-Haack-
Ere,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-28
.rruta tn sn.u

The following in reference to the confess
between Congress and the President puts the
whole question in q nut shell:
can defy all laws. II he can arbitrar,iy
depose officer, he can dshose iii of1i-
GERS, including the Congress of neonfe !.
and by the same power he can himself con.
tnue IN office and become the peoples Dic-
tatof. One usurpation quietly submitted q
psres thsvay for another. Its the frst stem
in the direction of monarchy that should be
most j~ealonsly watched. The people have
written in their Constitution that the Repre-.
sentatives of the people shall make laws and
the President shall obey and execute them.
be deposed. |