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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

Cong rcssienal nominations.

\ pes Moiacs correspondent OF
thc Chicago Irib.ias spccalaies large,
II upon The coming Congressional
nomiaa;ianss by the Republicans OF
this State. We quote, in fall, what
ne SAWS II this District;
In tie tirss District have heard
Of three caaailates-ihs preseut
member, Hon. James +. Wilson, Chair,
man OF she Judiciary Committee OF
the House OF Representatives, Gen
eral Maithics. Of Burlington, aud Mr.,
MoCraFy, Of keokuk. Mr.. Wilson
has been in Congress since 1851,
when he was elected 70 fiji the va
eancy caused by tbs resignation Of
General Cartiss. Every Intelligent
person knows Mr.. Wilson's record
since, aud the very prominent part he
hiss taken in the legislation Of the
country. Mr.. McCrayy Is promin-
ent lawyer OF keokuk, who has been
III the General Assembly, first in the
House and atterwar III the Senate
There is no rNan OF lis age in the
State al more promise, and no man q
bis age Of better meotal development
OF the solid" qualities. he cannot
be more than about thirty years OF
age. General Ma:thies is one Of the
NEST distinguished Q. iowas soldiers,
and possesses fine Political abilities.
osher candidates viii doubtless be
discovered before the convention.
10 the ei district, says the IribAna $
correspondent, the candidates already
troitei out" are J4cob BHJler, Of
Muscatine Judge Cotton, Of Clinton;
Coionel Smyihs and Judge Hubbard,
q Liam; Judge Hickman and Mr.
Men au, of Massatine, and Mr.. Ellis.
al C6atou. In the 81 district. Mr..
Graves The Mayor OF Dubuque; M.
Barke, 81 Bremen Judge Burdick
and Mr.. Cooley. OF WiaueshieS; Mr..
Dee-ing. Of Mitchell; NJ. Patterson.
al Floyd; Mr.. Hobso., OF Fayette.
are spoken OF as successors 10 Mr..
Allison. Ia the An district this writ
e. has heard 0. no opposition to Mr..
Lsughriige. who is new serving his
FRS, term. Ia the 5th General Dodge
vii decline re.p vmiuation, and Mr..
Palmer II Das y9incs is AZ pgesea.
tae most prom.sent candidate ior lis
plaee. In ir.e 9th district. Colonel
Scott, now Lieutenant Governor
Judge Porter of Hardin Hon. Charles
Fomsrcy,us Webster: G. II. Clarkson.
OF drnniy, and Captain Car;is., Of
Back HasA ara the candidates th4s
tsv brought On the course. Doubt
less the names u many Of these gen
lealen are used without consulting
their owners. b4. the general indica-
tons are that several 81 the old MEM
bsrs. Who have received - mIch =
the h4u8s o.. tse.E constituents viii
discouutsaaAce any farther pressure
81 their eiaisas upon tAe people, aud
will voluntarily give way 10 Others.
aai several spirited contests may be
iicipa.e3.-N3lcksge
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

l'GEsENIAlloN.-Oar toaasmau,
Frank Dale, one q! the Oldest express
men in the State, route agent for
many years past and who is now act
inc in the capacity Of Assistant Sup
efintentent OF ,he. Iowa Division Am
erican Express Company, was the
happy recipient OF very handsome
silver Sc, cf twelve pieces, from the
employees Of the Company as ,esti.
monial Of theic regard ana esteem,
last Wednesday, The presentation
was made by ". II. Board, Esq. of
Manchester, aud Jerome Sargent.
messenger on the ID. t 5. c. Il r.,
and the Inscription read rs follows :
Presented by the employees Am
e'iean Express Company, Iowa Di-
vision, TO Frank Dale. - Cedar Fails
Gu=ettt.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

Ii the very officers appointed BY
the people 70 execute the laws are
permitted 10 violate the laws with
impanity, how long before all respect
for the laws vii! be obli,eratsd from
among the people themselves: II is
claimed IS = peculiar virtue Of our
system Of government, that our laws
make no distinction of persons in
their application. the high equally
With the low, must obs! and f.spcc:
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

ether hr@ was engaged In lie same
business n tho same o.ty, bat could
net recall the address. 30 advertise.
mest eoGl3 &c found, aat TIE gentle.
man. Ion this reason, vas forced to
order II the objectionable ;ism. Ten
pes cent OF this ogGer \ onll have
paid fer square one vesr IN either
NJ the Nc&rcgor papers, - Hest In.
ion Ga-e.ss.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
The Blue Coats,
And lss The, lnea. lsasit AT hsa im he lai.,,
Sptendidiy Illustrated with ever 4 90
Pine Portraits BeASsifal Esgravisgs.

sptendidiy illustrated with over leo
Pine Portraits & BeASsifal Esgravisge.
There ID essta.s pertion Of the was that viii
neser 70 into It's n Ia histasies, peT Be 81
Lo4ial IA romance " poetry. which Is vsfy
real part ii il. AHd 81. preserved. convey to
saseeeIiag g.nsratiens better idea Of The
spirss cfxhe ecnAics than ussy dry reports -
careful narrsfTves Of events, and this part may
Re c4.lel tie gSssip, tie !cn, the pa,has Of the
war This illustrates the character Of the lead
ers. the hune- Of the soldiers thu devotion Of
v sszs-, ghe bravery ef neu, the pluck Of our
heFess. tae zar snee and hasisairs cfths ssrvios-
TIE Valiant and Brave Hearted, the Pietar-
! esaus and Dr-nssie, the Witty ard Marvellous /.
4 the se.tsr az Pstaesic and the vhois Piano.
! rama cf the War are he7s thrilIingly portrayed
(! in = mastery manner, at once kistoTsssi and
remAn,i1. rendering il the NEST ample, uniqss,
bsillisn, aEi readable book ihst the var has
( ever called forth.
Amusement a. well ~ isstrnetion nay b
fcrrd in every pag-, ~ grsphis dosaiI. brilliant
ws.. sad auth~rtic history, are skilIfuliy tStsss
uovea ir shis work Of literary srs.
| Sena for Circulars and Sc car tsrms, asd {
1 fell ssscr;psier Of The work. Address.
JONES DRorHEAs : CO,
\ ~, ~ Chicago, III
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

The larges. and BEST STOCK y cI,,45.
Just received, and will sell them Cbesnsr ~.
the Cheapest. as huye le3gh, duFsi, y ~
manufacturers, us.8 vi'i BIS ts ~ lsfs
Wtsa eaA tya t1 -.. tf- .-.
! e give nan sueh Inducements tLat ts.e,tsa,
help bu; purchase when he sees liz s95J.
Also large stock Geuis fufDlsA!p- zo5ls A.
solt 3. the lowest pFiscl.
The simple .sci u MY good. tsibr anarbsa n
PLAIN hgates tsus. 81 eta zen, AIS e.. tl.us5
ee vnoagh % con,luce any sac 81 1ze .arsri
saee VI AZ snFrstisatsn a. ny u .ie1a. u. aims
piieity " 10y ~hai- artan cement V Ssh ths.
ehila can bay goeas Of aae At The s4as tf.ee s,
the most exrsriea1ed, IS uy pn.ss ars ,As
sane % All
also FEEL ID due lie citizens " faahanst 4.
- caution them agAins. tie rli1srso. r,ts,.5
Aad deri-ss used . u.isr, .tessut Au4 r.lfs -
I ausine-s
Ny eaels are u.seh hCt.eg ,Ns1 sss lst +
aai ~ sea this season, etsl,,,s ts.lr ..rrs
AHi rsi assaFTel consist p.s.stly x sew Gs5..
( hpaghf st Inv rsasea
Rea"e1.bev before yo,. 5,.g Glotlhlq
dat 4 hare a room fit.e5 ilp o--yr.ssl.
for u, asp stairs.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
HIGH BRANDED USUR-
PATTON.
lte P-esidJ.t q t.s t'.itsd Stl'es
0ffaap.s 10 cpe-rlls tie Letrs,
and is in.Peacssd
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR THE STARS
AND STRIPES.
LOYAL ZEN REJOICING.
REBELS DESPoNDENr.

Tlic taRl .reacheFy Of Audrew John
son Has carried him ore step toe far.
L .lsiag 10 the supposed eowariiee
al Congress far Immunity from pun
ish,aeu,, lie his deliberately violated
law oi the lan,l. and viii be tried
therefor before the Senate Of the
United States in the manner perscrib-
~ Nv the Constitution. which says:
.rhe Senate shah hxve the sole
l,ower to TT all inpeaehmepts; wheA
si,ii.s- Ear sAat purpose, they shall
he on cath OF affirmation. Waea the
President q the United Stale is tried.
TIE Chisl-5astice Shall preside and
10 pers,n shall be coveted withoat
the concurrence of twe-tliris Of the
MeHlbtrs present
lis well knowa that dariag the
recess OF Congress. tbs President
removed Stanton from Ike Office OF
Secretary eff War and 81, oiatea Gen.
Secretary al ialsrisf,, and that upon
the assembling OF Congress, the Presi-
dent, In conformity with the
terms OF TIE Tenure q othee biz,
communicated the fact ef the remcv-
al q stsut9n, 10 the Senate, With his
reaSons therefor The reasons be-
ing deemed insufficient. the Senate
noa-coaeured a the removal, aad
Stanton asAin took possession Of the
office. IN accordance with the law, a.
though the President afterwards per
.ist.ntly ignored Lis presence there
IN al official eap@eiiy. To again al
tempt 10 remove S,autou. sitter Lis
restoration by tbs Senate, in direct
violation q tbs law Of tie llnd, was
crime 50 hare-faeei an4 . iagraut.
iAs. il would seem only sheer mad
aess IT drunkenness .has could cal.
Icstt TIE following orles:
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
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sAsEiNs-as. kra. 81. l~Se.
ssS - sirtae q. the ,>9x=r and a1iho-.
ity ses;ei IL ne as p-esidsus. ty tls Goa
ssssati9a sn1 is~s OF the Laised States Ss-
4rs hereby re4a9yee frsxa sa= csiee j. secre-
tafs efthe DeFartmsN, oi var aad you-
ganetsaa ss saeh sla lerusasle upon the
rece1gE 81 as communication. E9a viii
,-sa-sfsr 10 Ersss; As5- Gea. Lorez - Thou
-. A1gatans Genera. Of the Army. vbe this
lar has 1esa d .hersxei Ali empo.sre5 =
49, - Secretary III Na- al istersa, ali
seesxs, be2Ss. papers, aid other p4oaie
qrssr<s IA soct cassidy AM charge Res
ss-stfrsiF ys4rs-
As1zEw JoasseS.
r Esa. Elsa u. sl@utaa. waskinztos.,
u q
Tbs President, On the same date
sssssei the Senate that he had re-
raafe4 " Station, wiereup0a that
l.s8s Immediately went into exeeutiv {
session
Soon af.er, $ committee consisting
Is Senators Cameron. Caandler, Cat
tell and Thayer. proceeded to tt.
War OEse sni Informed NJ. Stan
Toe that pealing the action Of tbs
seRsie, L was the desire az that bod
tAst lis retain tie ofiee and disregarI
ans orders FROM The P.esiien. to Ii
contrary Mr.. Stanton Indicated hi
compliance with their wish
.'he Senators above named, afte
leaving Nr. Stanton. had an lute,
Nira With Gen Grant. relating to hin
then esnvsFsation with Mr. Stantol
nd suggested their sie~s as TO VII:
his uaact should be in the premise
Tie. express themselves entirely 50
i.iei With Gea. Grants position +
g.ssesing the matter.
Seen after his interview with Il
committee Of the senste. Mr.. stants
ssnt to-tac iIoase copy of The Pre-
lie IT, order, aisea above. III
senate. declared the action Of q
President illegal and unconstitnt;on:
i.v d vote OF IS ayes 70 6 rsyes. GO
les of This resolution were sent 70 4
f'r.sidea,, Secretary Stanton ~
tea. TEcsaas, the same night. Is
4 oaf Saturday ,aeralag Gee. Inos
ssss, arrested 81 slaarge of layii
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Our European Dispatches.

TpER ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
prvo1rs IN 1NDA-RUssA wARLIKE-FENIAN
NEwsATHE POSTAL TREATY WITH THE UNITED
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LONDON, February 22-Aarming revolts are
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La Patrie says Russia is massins troops near
the Danube.
The coroner's jury in the Clerkenwel explo-
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the two Demands, English, O'Keefe, Mullany
and others (names unknown), and censure the
p,lice for lack of activity.
The audience at Trains lecture, in Dublin,
last night was boisterous; some who hlssed
were roughly used.
La France says Nigra, the Italian Minister,
pledges Italy to the observance Of the septem'
ber convention and payment of the Papal debt
It was announced in Parliament that the
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United States is temporarily suspended to re.
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5nnfral notife.

K5RRISON.-DEp, In spartanburg, s. G., on the
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Also, at the same place. on the 18th inst, Miss
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RT The Relatives, Friends and Ace
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THE NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
HIGHLY INTERESTING DETAILS

THE PARTICULARS OF THE REMOVAL OF STANTON
RECEPTION OF THE NEWS AT THE CAPITOL
SCENES ON THE FLOORS OF CoNaREss-Ex-
cIrEMENT AND EXTRAvAGANT RUMoRs-cIvn
CHARACTER OF THE PRESIDENTS ACTION
ULTIMATE APPEAL TO THE coURTs-NTEn-
VIEW OF GENERAL THOMAS WITH MIR. STAN
roS-aENERALs sHERMAN's AND GRANTS AD-
VICE TO STANTON, 60.
The Washington and Baltimore papers OF
Saturday come to us laden with the details Of
the recent exciting and revolutionary events
which hayo thrown the national capital into
ferment. The correspondent OF the Baltimore
Sun. who gives the most clear and connected
statement telegraphs under date of Friday
right:
There has been to-day more excitement.
speculation, Misrepresentation and confusion OF
facts in consequence Of the removal OF Mr..
Stanton from the Office of Secretary OF war,
than has been observed probably heretofore, IN
reference to any important occurrence IN the
capital. The action of the President became
known generally about two o'clock, and instant,
IL the news spread all over the capitol, and
shortly after was known in all parts OF the city;
The first impression among the opponents OF
The administra ton was that the direction OF
the Executive to General Thomas was MILL
tary order, that it was to be carried out, II exc
cuted at all, by resort to military force. Ihis
impression yet prevails to some extent, ana IL
ia Stated that the Senate was induced to go I'M
mediately into executive session IN consequence
of the same erroneous idea OF the purpose OF
the President. .ao,t
An Kinds of extravagunt rumors are atoat
tonight OF what has taken place and OF wnat
is to be done, One report says the Senate,
which was in session until about $50 tonight,
appointed committee to inform MIR. Stanton
that be must not give possession Oh tne maI M
Department to Mr.. Thomas. Another, that an
military officers in the istrict are ordeEed 10
report for duty tonight TO General Emery,
commandant of this military department An
other Just now comes that General Lorenzo
Thomas has been arrested by order OF General
| Grant.
THE NEWS IN THE SENATE.
These are specimens OF the many rumors
aAoat at II o'clock tonight. The real facts are
that thu Presidents action in all that has been
done to-day is purely Of civil character, and
in nowise partakes OF the military. His pur-
pose is simply to remove one ofhcer and ap-
polnt another ad interim, and if the first re-
fuses to obey the order, then probably to test
the matter by regular legal proceedings IN t the
civil courts, or getting possession OF the once
through his ud 17lterln appointee to compe
Stanton to seek his 1emedy by aorit quo todr,
ranto, or other procedure that may be Lawful
to bring the matter before the courts.
General Thomas being in possession o1 an
Office in the building of the War Department
he was appointed Secretary ad lnteran', and o. o.
order ls issued removing Mr.. stanton, ana oi
recting him to turn over to General Ihoma'
the papers, property, &c. General Thomas call
about noon on Mr.. Stanton, informs the latte
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November 10
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Marrieb.

QlINLIvAN-P0wER.-on the evening of the
10th instant by the Rev. DR.. MOORE, Mr.. THOS.
QUINLIvAN to Miss ALICE POWER, eldest daugh-
ter If Mr.. THos POWER, all Of this city.
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six boxes and vial, or 81 per single box. Sold BY
druggists and sent by mail on receipt OF pace.
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE COMPANY, No. 562 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK. September ls
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February Z
FOR ED1sTo AND ROCKVILLE.

~N-eA THE STEAMER ST.. HELENA,
.ETfsEs4s-.EssSS Captain D. BOYLE, will: receive
ffedeht 7k2s Day, and leave 7o-MorToW Morning..
at 8 O'Clock, and Edisto Wednesddy Morning At s
O'Clock. -.Tf
Cabin passage, $3.50. Deck passage rs cents.
The rates Of Freight will be reduced after frst
March. -..rs ~
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to
JOHN q. MURRAY Market Wharf
Steamer will leave again on Friday. 2sth instant,
at o'clock A. NJ, and Edisto Sunday. March !, ct
O'Clock A. H. II February ~
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ss AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIL

s AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Comet Star Fire Engine Company held at their Hall,
coming.strset, February 21st 1858. the following
officers were reelected to serve for the ensuing year.
VIZ:
J. PROCTOR, President
j. FENWTCK, Vice-President.
F. Il. FOWLER, Secretary.
r. .DICKERsON, Treasurer.
A.McCLOUD, First Director.
c. DIVINE, Second Director
q. r. HAMILTON, Third Director.
W. G. RIVERS. Fourth Director.
W. ROBERTSON, First AMMAN.
N. pICKERSON, Second Axman.