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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-15
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.
For Secretary Of State,
ED WRIGHT
For Auditor of State,
JOHN. A. ELLIOTT
For Treasurer Of State.
SAMUEL r. RANKIN.
For Register Of State Land oGicc,
CYPTSC. CARPENTER.
For Attorney General,
HENRY OCONNOR.


The vote on Impeachment was to
have been taken on Tuesday, but was
deferred till Saturday tomorrow on
account of the sudden illness Of Sen
a,or Howard, OF Michigan. The res
ut looks doubtful. Grimes, Fcssen-
den, Trumbull and Henderson, have
foully betrayed their party and declar-
ed agains, Impeachment. Other Sena.
tors Who have been considered doubt
full, now declare their intention to
vote for conviction. The excitement
in Washington and throughout the
country is intense. The indignation
a, the course pursued by Grimes and
his compeers in treachery, knows no
bounds. We regard the chances as
so,newhat FAVORABLE to conviction.
Whatever may be tie result, let us
in no wise despond, let as not become
demoralized and panic stricken. let Us
no, cry defeat because some Of our
trusted leaders have deserted US, but
let us stand firm as . rock, when as
snulted. true 10 our colors in the dark
est hour, and not only beat back the
hosts Of aristccracy and treason, but
shouting the Battle cry Of Freedom,
with that glorious inspiration which
carried our Hswkeye battalions-the
braycst Of the brave-into 4 hundred
citadels. driving the foe ike chat be-
fore them, LET US charge the enemy
without Thought Of defeat. bat CON
fdent and sure Of victory. This is no
hour for faint hearts and desponding
words.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-15

Drsrorr, May 18th, 1868.
En-. BvlLrrlN 81 am glad 10 see that the
citizens Of your city and viciAits, are AWAKE
TO their own interests as regards the purchase
! Of grounds for the Insane Asylum. !, is a
| matter in which every resiien, OF Buchanan
Cosnsy IS, or ought to be. deeply Interested
trust the requisite amount viii be raised a,
an early day, AID from what appears in the
last number Of the Bulletia, l AN almos.
certain that the needed balance viii be forth
coming, if it is not already subscribed. |
wonli be gratifed to read in your issue, this
week, the intelligence that the amount was
obtained.
A confec.iouer named John P. He;h died
on Sunday evening from the effects at an
over dose Of morphine. Mr.. III. was mar
Of incorporate habits, and il seems lie had
been in the habit Of taking morphine in two
grain doses for sonetwo or three years past.
He sent to drug store on Sunday evening
and procured three grains of the drug, and
putting j; into glass of beer, swallowed it.
Physicians we're called, hot 81 efforts were
Of no avail, and the unfortunate mar died
about midnight He was about fe.ty,sye
years Of age, and leaves 6 wife and children.
|, is stated by some tbs. he intended 10 pu,
an end to his own existence, and that be has
even attempted TO take his own life before !;
l learn, however, that his wife denies this,
and states that BY mistake be took the over
dose Of morphine. which resulted in his
death.
Rev. James Bentley, Missionary OF the
American Sunday S,hocl Union, addressed
. Union meeting on Sunday afternoon, 10
the First Presbyterian Church. Several Of
the city pastors we're present, also q gooily
number Of lsymen. The obiec, OF Mr.. Bent
lev is to raise funds sufficient to employ q
Sabbath School Missiolary TO labor perna>
nently in Dubuque county. If this eaane;
De accomplished, one viii be employed for
limited period. 1, is obvious that there is
need enough Of such labe-. and i. is hope9
that NJ. B. viii succeed in raising the nec-
essary amoaa, for this purpose. The co1n-
iy should be thoroughly and faithfully can
vassed by an energetic and devoted christ
ian man one whose heart and soul Is in the
Sunday School work. To End just tie RICH,
man is 10 easy task.
Jesse Clement. Esq, ore Of our esteemed
citizens, has, with his family. recently reno>
we'd 10 Chicago. l learn that be has become
connected with the Manhattan Life Insur.
ance Company Of that city. The Standard.
religious paper il Chicago. afier mention
ing Mr.. Clements change residence, says,
We give Bro. Clement hearty welcome
to our city, where earnest christian men, who
know how 70 work efficiently for Jesus. End
so much 10 do / doubt not that Mr. c.
viii find much 10 to do in Chicago, ready, as
be always is, for every good word and work.
he leaves behind many warm frieuds who
will wish hin mach success in bis new bust
ness relations. Mr.. C. was ., one time cdr
tor ofthe Daily Times Of this city, and his
literary aiisinnents are Of no ordinary char.
aeier.
q RR
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-15
G.. R R.



The Twentieth Annual gepnh lican Con-
vention assembled q; Des MoiEes, on the 7th
inst.
Hon. John Scott, Of Story Co., was APP
pointed temporary Chairman, and J. p.
ke,ehum. Of Iowa Co., and James NJ Weart,
Of Buchanan Co., we're appointed temporary
secretaries.
A Committee on Credentials was appoint
ed as follows:
lst Dist.-S A Hudson, of Des Moines.
% Dist.-Hon. Joel Brown, Of Van b.
rem.
Sd Diss.-Wm II TAFT, OF Mills.
4,h Dis..-Judge Criss, Of Sac.
9th Dist.-Hon T Murray, Of Madison.
9th Dist.-Co. S G Smith, Of Jasper.
18th Dist W pearmen, Of Scott.
9Th D:s:.-S W Rathbpn, Of Linn.
9th Dist N Wears, Of Buchanan.
10Th Dist.-capt WIN Bones, Of Howard.
18th Dist-Cap.J J Safeley.
18th Dist--Hon G w Tenney Of Cerro
Gordo.
On motion Of Hon T " wooison, Of Hen
r., Committee on Permanent OrgaBiza-
ton was appointed as fellows:
Isl Dist.-Hon p Grantham, Of Henry.
% Dist.--Gea S L GLASGOW. of Wayne.
Sd Dist.-Hon f H Sears, of Fremont
Al n.sx uoxx 4 r.
9Th Dist Hon r Henderson, Of War
rsn.
9Th Dist--Jas A Young, of MaLaska.
1lh Dist.-Hon Sam McNutt, Of Nusea,
tine.
s,h D,st.-Zc Luse, Of johnson.
9Th Dist.-Gen " Hyde Clark, Of Dubu'
que.
10th Dist.-Hon VIM Larrabee, Of Fay
cite.
llth Dist.-Hon G N Woodbury., Of Mar
shall.
| 18th Dist.--Hon r W Humphrey. 0
Floyd.
Hon. Nj. Burnett moved the appointment
Of like committee on resolutions. Carried
and the following gentlemen appointed:
LIST Dis..-S N Clark, of Lee.
% Dist W Dixon, of WaDeilo.
80 Dist.-Hon u e Bloomer, Of Potta
| wattaInie.
9TH Dist.-S II Taft, OF Humboldt.
5th Dist.-C c Hourse, Of Polk. A
9th Dist.-Hon D p Stubbs, Of Jefferson
7th Dist.-Hon L NJ Burnett, Of Masca
tine.
Slh Dist.--Hon JuLa Mexican, Of jones
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-15
LATEST NEWS ITEMS.

Henry Lord Brougham, ex-Chanceilor Of
England, died at Cannes, France, on the sth
ult., in his goth year.
A young man named Michael Parker vas
drowned at Des Moines, On the 18th inst.
Another fearful epidemic is raging in
Mauritins. Over eighteen hundred deaths
are reported.
The case Of John II. Surratt has been post
poned.
The Indians made an attack on the Union
Pacific r.. r., Kansas Branch, on the 9Th
about twenty miles from Coyote. They stop
ped a freight train, and burned three cal
loads of freight ard construction material
and tore down the telegraph wires.
Weston is TO attempt another pedestrian
tour. He is to walk from Bangor, Me-, K
St. Paul. Minnesota, in loo days. Ths wa
ger is $4,000 a side.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-15

Let no one fail to read the proceed.
ings OF the State Convention or ia
note the true ring of the platform ad
dopted. The Republican party Of
Iowa is fighting for Hearen-born
principles, and is doing il boldly, az.
gres-ionly and o.enly. 1t neither
lodges nor deceiyes. 1t proclaims
open warfare upon treason and aris-
.ocracy. Make way fer true dcmocra-
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-15

DoISGs OF LIGuTNIsG.-On FIJI.
day last, during a thunder storm.
lightning struck the house Of Mr.. ].
ii. Dilsavcr. OF Polk township, pass.
ing down the chimney and stove,
pipe, killing cat lying under the
stove and prostrating Mrs. D. and hel
three children who were in the room
The person Of Mrs. D. was bIackened
by the lightning,bu she and the chill
dren recovered after few hours.
On Sunday last, Mr.. T. J. Glendy,
living on the north side OF the river
two miles from Vinton. lost span o
horses killed by lightning, during thu
violent storm of that morning. TIT
stable in Which they were was also sc
on fire and burned. Value Of team
about $250.-Vinton Eagle.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-15

One Of the Pendleton prints puts
forth this argument in favor Of water.
ing the currency:
Why Nor ?--If a farmer owes
$500 to 81. 600 on his farm be has .
right at any time after the obligation
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-15

A dispatch in yesterdays Dubuqus pa
rers states that Senator Grimes was ssppcs
ed 10 be DYING with stroke Of pazaayses.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-15


To Thrcshcrs & Farmers
r v fer The Interest u yOa who tuy aat Ell
sHEPARDs yiBRAroR has been ialls ss.iN. /. Z.
lsst three ,eass snt fsst supervising All shsssts
haehiHss The number nNis has t-en faly 6. =
Tor thi. year ~ la.l Al ~he Impartial. ia,seess
inertia eone~is ~ Superiority,
BHCAUsB
Il has asl,Aer Canvas riekers, rsr Rsllls II
eAhaot 10 a <xea w in either vet ~ dfy sfsa
!, hss ne. halfn many Bel,s, rulleys B';s, '',.
sni hence rans aaeh easier sad eoss nseh l'a
keep in repair.
TIE Sieve "a 50 less and wide and 50 s-ra1r'1 ts
as.'s sis s s.a e Assr. s .sa
has the larves. and best Mil N .he wora esE.s'
ias aas ali he 'f Eai . MI -
There : no COG gearing except sse Wheel ~ ca
plaies which drive Ito csseisf.
T. .lrssA.as oa... Wheat. Barley a. !. = -,
saiie enough W pay the threshns tis
In TimcsAy Seed Il 10 decidedly aavsn,s...s's
eccount u ts peculiar seses and mill c. eleaaias
In rlar Seed |, ha no reassrs, pieters or sAass,
- @wiad' AMI heiher, ~ VA all either machines
Mapy n,T;. AZ ,Asy ys;s s T,s'r emily ri M NJ
3ao. Is, AS shtrAkp viskAt .ss hey ssas
command cent extra pes bWsheh
It's erea, ease ef ara Il tsear-e there L less thsa
enc half A. mash .hsNhg sesHs s.ns AM y, ".
This fact speaas tar itself
The NioAols L shepasis HORSE POWER rm no
equal for durability sns ofarNn, II s adapted y
az athsr aaatins. reftle. who have played out
powers ~ other klnds ere invited h. tay and try nm
and ~ pe isfsrses Il scld separately, aud ss~ea
V take the place u AM othet
The Vibrator s.aaas on I've ewa nsriss, II asks 10
favor but IN Impartial trial Call on Agents o. write
10 the Manufacturer for Csrosls-, giving ful ~
sGiptcn, together with nnmeroas Certificates
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-15


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CAUT1ON.-Th county is being flooded
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Several hundred sheep we're drowned du-
ring q reccu frsshet IL Lucas Co.
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lUU FIN C6N j AGENTS Want
cd for tho Mammoth DOLLAR SALE. Full
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4 Co, 1885 Washington ST., Boston, Mass.
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80, Iperceive what you are at. said Sir Henry,
"snd III not bak you. There, I'll take this pist d,
and you take the other; Wen settle the matter In
mediately." 80 ... -r =.
Brereton was pacifed at this promptitude OF Sir
Henry, and at once reiinquished his intention.
All, see, :" he said you are q man OF spirit
and as you are an old friend, let US shake hands,
and the matter is over.n -J
Some years after this Brereton wentto tavern in
Dublin and waited az the bottom of the stairs
with bic hanger, ready to attack person with
whom he had qusrreled, and whom be expected
TO descend. His enemy, however, was too alert
for him. He came down, sword IN hand, aud
slashed into the desperate man waiting to assas
snate him, wounding him SO that he died on the
spot.
Parson Bate possessed dramatic and poetcal
powers, and was an excellent theatrical critic.
He was one of Gsrrick's truest friends. As
satirist and political censor he was renowned for
firmness, decision, activity and spirit. He was
man who had mistaken his profession. As mill
tsry or naval officer he would have cOvere him
self with glory. In private life he was social
good-humored. intelligent and hospitabe. A
friend of merit whenever it could be found, he
especially valued himself on having introduced
into public notice Shield the composer.
When Sir Hen ~ Bate Dudley was appointed an
Irish dean. young lady of Dublin said, 90,
how | long to see our dane they say he is
very handsome man, and that ne fights like an
angel
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General Lee.

The following is the conclusion of an address
on "lnteeri'y Of Character" delivered at the
commencement ofthe Kentucky Military Institute,
June 4th. 1865, by Rev. r. A. Holland:
g rejoice, young gentlemen, that eau find an
embodiment of this sublime integrity of character
IN a hero-nOt Of the past but OF the present-not
of some distant realm of your own suffering sec
ton-not OF foreign birth, but of blood brother 70
that which thrObs thrills of enthusiasm through
your veins at the meDtion of his name | rel Dice
thai we posses a model of manhood worth more
TO our noblest attributes than all the fortunes
spent in the terrible war that revealed his gran
deur TO our gaze.
Whatever may have been the errors of the
south-errors for which, if they existed, she has
by dearest hetacombs sufficiently sttoned: the
world is indebted to her for gift that will enrich
mankind forever. That gift is the example of a
man who, in civil conflicts, wins the admiration of
his enemies; who charms envy into love and awe
or malice into silence; who comes forth frsm
among the smoke and carnage of battle revealing
brow unstained with dishOnOr and hands uneilt
ted with cruelty; who, although victor in a hun.
dred fights against such odds OF troops and treas
ures as skill never vanqushed before, suffers no
word OF Boosting 10 sell his pure lips aud notices
LIS success only in modest descriptions of graft.
Jude to the Lord of Hosts who, marching for
ward IN the perilous path of duty, refuses a mo-
ments pause for dslliance with the Fame which
others must follow, but which. like one entranced
tracks bis steps and courts the condescension of
his kingly glance; who, he kneels under tri-
umphs, rises above reverses, and when the last
blow IS struck, aud genus can no longer cope
with foc &C. surrenders his sword with the same
equanimity with which he had ever welded it,
and receives it back from the conqueror in mute
testimonial that none but himself is worthy TO
wear weapon whose blade bszes with luster
Of purity and proves, bright as the scimetars Of
Eden's sentinels.
Great in victory, greater still in defeat; great
as described through the red blaze of war greater
sui as contemplated through the clear air Of
o. 20 ga hrnF
behold in him a character which, if not perfect.
cOncesls its faults with the refulgence of its viz.
tues, even as the sun cOnceals the spots on its
dazzling disc. / need not call his name; nor
need History, when she carves for the highest
niche in her Pantheon statue to represent man.
hood spOtheoszsd by its own glory, inscribe be.
uesth it name, which the very design of the
-tatne speaks aloud-tbe immortal name Of Lee
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Ghe Aew ORLEANS Grestent.
Little Losses,
BY ELIZABETH AKERS.

Who misses a drop from the shower.
Who mourns leaf lost from the tree?
Who weeps Wben the woods are in flower,
II one broken blossom there be!
Then, dear one, why cling so to me2
-
The wind shakes the shining dew.spapgles
Loose out of the grass tops at morn,
And brushes the sikenest tangles
From al the tossed locks of the corn,
What time the frat bird songs are born;
And what heart deplores them! We only
Perceive that no longer they be;
And surely you cannot be lonely.
Missing out Of the world only me;
The whole world is enough, without me.
Who nouns for the tiny brown sparrow
That dies in the thick orchard trees!
Gods world has not yet grown so narrow,
That il feels so small losses as these;
Your loss is still smaler-so peace
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from the book Of the Company.
0HAs. BRIGGS. Prssidssi.
T. P. ROW, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUIBIARA
Parish Of oresns, City Of New Orleans.
s1d subscribed before this sd March,
lbs PAUL ". OoLLENs,
Third Justice Of the Psaoa
six per all outstanding Scrip will paid
the legal holders thereof Monday May
OHAS BRIGGS Presidsui
Art OARRKRE, Vice President.
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HAWKING BRANCH
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND ST CHARLEs
Opposite St. Charles Ho.slJ
REoPENED-A b CUSTER IN CRAR3K
The test brands Of LIQUORS and WINES ,uch a, "a
CIGARS w A~44' AASe
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eOrEEs AND RESTAURANTS
COsKioPOLJTAN REsTAURANT-
II ROYAL STREET,

Between Canal and Custouhouss strsetsJ
LOUIS NhAp ain Proprietor
All the Delesces Of the to be found here as
also, Choice WINES Of all kinda
Partiss Weddings etc, etc, supplied at short notice
PriVsts Saloons up stairs.
Rooms, elegantly furnished BY the week or month
This Restaurant is kept open tin II O'Clock p ~
pARIsIAs sTYLE-FRENCH RESTAURANT
IL UNION STREET,
Between 81 Charles and Csronde ct streets PHILIP FOR
GIT, Agent Prices to suit the times
BREAKF AST-Three choice dishes with CoFas sixe,
cents - 49, ~y
DINNERsoup and four choice dishes with Dessert and
Coffee seventy Eve cents INV
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A DO ~ A-H-nU. 20 DARONDELkT SrkELr-
1H.Commission and Forwarding Merchant Liberal eas
made on cotton, Western produce con
Ssled 70 my friends Messrs Bruce Simpson Co. Lao
poor nessrs Cary, Macfsrlsnd Co. Liverpool and
s9ni Messrs. q. Heilsken& PAmore, New York Messrs
sloan Sons, Philadelphia; Messrs n Corona Co. ~
Long, Louisville, and Mr.. G. II. Jordan, Galveston.
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NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
once. Corner of Camp and Canal Streets.
EIGHTH YEAR