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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16

CURE FOR HYDRoPHoBIA- Youatt,
the well known veterinary surgeon,
who has been bitten eight or ten
times by rabid animals, says that
crystal OF the nitrate OF silver rubbed
into the wound will positi. ely pre-
vent hydrophobia in the bitten person
or animal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16
COLT STRAYED.

strayed from the Subscriber in the Town Of Wood
man, about May Is Sds. b Ge iron grey colt
black mare and tail, black legs, white hind feet
tone part white strip in large at top small
bottom, loug back large year old, last on
Big Platte near bradley in Eienboro The inLer will
be literally rewarded by delivery the colt 70 me CT iu-
formation that will lead 10 Der recovery.
R0BT. STIMPsoN
Woo,rnan, May %, 1865 5Iwes
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16

sG- An old aud experienced nur-
sery man, OF the town Of Florence.
asks us to saw to our readers that If
they have apple trees to trim that the
old Of the moon ofJune is the time to
do it. Large limbs may then be cut
off without iniuring the tree in The
least. At any other time the sap is
liable to "leaA" from the wound and
oftentimes kill the tree - Wilmington
Mdependent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16
POTOSI LUMBER

We are receiving from the Pineres large lot Of pin
logs and expect be able ths ublc with most
ali kinds of Building Lun Der, Fencin Barn Boards
Common and Heavy Lum Der, &c at such reasonable
prices as will enable all TO build mansions in town
country for Fan or beast
KINNEY &C0.
Potosi JEr Q. iss5.-s2-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16

TAKEN up ~ the subscriber residing in the town of
jamestown Grant Co., Wis. land 0ccupi I'd by him
in said about the 30th day Of April 1865 one
red pony mare, supposed 70 be years old this
spring thereabouts. and marked with brand on the
right shoulder with the letters T. and the left hind
foot white TIL" is requested . prove property
pay charges and take the same
.Iamest0wn, Wis, May It'll, 1865 50w4s
:. ID McUMgER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16

To CATCH HAwKs.--Erect a pole
twelve or fifteen feet nigh, in place
where the hawks find nothing else to
light on On the top of this pole set
a trap. When one hawk is caught
tie ii 10 the foot ofthe pole, and leave
the trap still set on the top, and his
mate will soon be caught.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16

The partnership heretofore existing between John
Pollock and William Foster, in the Smithiny Wagon
Making and Finishing business at Lancaster. is this
day dissolved by mutual of the parties named
The debts are 10 be paid by said Pollock to whom all
shop Indebtedness must be paid All accounts must
be settled by the st Of June same will be pla-
ced into tho hands OF proper officers for collection.
JOHN POLLOCK.
VIM. POSTER.
Laucaster May 10TH 1865 50-3w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16
BLANES

ES~ For sale at the Herald Office, Lancaster Wis
the following Blanks which will send by mail post
ag psid) at the prices named per dozen:
Stay onExccution, 10 cts; neutrality-suspicious., Is
Summons l5 Subpoena, 10; Attachment, l5 Warrant
of Attachment Isl Affidavit for Warrant Attachment
Is Complaint for Warrant, Isl Warrant, Is Affidavit
for Garnashee Summons IS: Garnashce Summons Is ;
Affidavit tor Repleyn Is; Writ Of Rcplevin, Is Venire
for Jury Is T. ORDERS Is Notes OF hand Is Power OF
Atty, TO- Notice Of Trial % Raad Tax Receipts Is
Eek. Jus. Transcript IS; Ex. Jus. Judgment 50
Warranty Deed 60: Exr. Admir-. and Guardian Deed co
Quit Claim Deed 40: Land Mortgage Go; Chatel Mort
gage, 10; Land Contract 40; Mining Lease 40 Gene
cry Deed, 10: Marriage Certificate, IS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16
WELL DRILLING.

nouncng to The people Of Grant County, that they
prepared after several years experience to drll
wells at moderate prIces All work warranted except
near an open crevice For particulars address
45m3* KEINER MESSM0RE-
Bloomington, Wis, April 4th, lsss.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16
PARTNER WANTED

w. H. Gi lard, in the wagon making and smithinS-
business at Mt Hope, wants partner with capital u
$500 or 900 dollars He is doing M. i business
which is still improving. Applicant to give good ref
erences and 10 understand the business.
Mt. Hope, May 4th, '6S. tt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16

ssg- The full dress Of a native lady
of Colombo is q hair pin, gaiter boots,
and long frock. Their husbands
are never troubled with long dry
goods bills.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16
IRON AND STEEL

At the bloomington Hardware Store
NAILS, CUT, CLINCH & HORSE
40 the Bloomington Hardware 5. ore
CARPENTER 4 FARMING TOOLS
A. the Bloomington Hardware Store
CUTLERY GLASS AND PUTTY
At the Bloomington Hardware store
CHAMPION CLOTHES wRINGER
At ;he Bloomington Hardware Store
EVERYTHING IN TIE HARDWARE LINE
~ tho Bloomington HaTdwsr, Store
isW L. BROWN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16

sa Fretting is perpetual con.
fession of weakness. 1t says II want
to and | can't" Fretting is like a
little dog paving anc whining at q
door because he CANE get in.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16
PORTABLE FENCE!
PLOWS AT CASSvlLLE

mean 70 keep On hand and i axe 70 order "A frat
rate Allow for work and durability also do All kipss ~
blae ksmthng, Repairing, Wagon Work &C in the
best style snd cheap for cash. HENRY WEBSTER
C0ssyillo Eeb. II. 1865. sstF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16
CASSVILLE LUMBER MILLS.
PINE LUMBER

SA WE'D to FILL ANY ORDER
Come and get just the length, size and quality Of
lumber yon may want-clean from the and worth
&c ycu and the mechanics at least 10 per cent more
than RATED Lumber. Also Lsth aud Shinglos-best
quality. STEVENS 4 ZIMMERMAN.
Cassville june LIST, iS6s 52m6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16

Every farmer ought to know
that cut nails heated red-hot and
dropped into cold water will clinch
as well a. wrought nails.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16

PRAIsErHEYoUNG. -Ifayonng man
deserves praise, be sure you give it
him, else you not only run chance OF
driving him from the right road by
want OF encouragement, but you de-
prive yourself of the happiost priv
ilege you will ever have Of rcwarding
his labor. For il is only the young
men who can receive much reward
from mems praise the old, when they
are great, get too far beyond and
above You TO care what you think of
them You may use them with
sympathy and Surround them with
reclamation. but they will doubt your
pleasure and despise your praise
You might have cheercd them in
their race through the asphodel
meadows Of their youth you might
have brought the proud, bright scar
let 10 their faces, if you bad but cried
once, We'll done!" as they dash
ed up to the frs. goal Of their early
ambition. But now their pleasure is
IN memory, and their ambition is in
heaven. they can be kind to you;
you can ncve rmore be kind to them
-Ruskin
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16
STRAY MARE.

Farmers tcN fad a good stock .,
tools at f. Il, T. 4. Burr's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16

English farmers believe that
milling up potatoes reduces their
yield one fourth. They do not ripen
as well
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16

Soft soap suds will be found val
liable for gardens and yards of sandy
soil-and almost any other for all
that Suds from bar soap are OF less
value.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16
STRAY MARE.

Taken up by the subscriber residing ia the Town OF
Glen Haven on land owned by him Ia said town. on
about the list DAY Of June lS6S, bay mare with
small black spo tbs right side Of Ter neck and col
lar marks o. tEe right shoulder, lame ia the same
aid about three years cid. RILEY AYRES
Glen Haven, June 2nd, 1868. 1w4s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16
Season of 1868.

Ifyou rant Dry Goods Of aay kind yoa
aciU ind them IN abundance at Burr'S.
fashionable Clothing--a good stock
at A. 6 e. A. Burr's.
Buy yoatr Groceries At Bur's-ltre
and gro,o fat
Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Bensote,
Japan, DC, Uery Tor at Burr's.
Grockey, Glass Ware, Stone Ware,
you ,CiU ind at A. d z. A. Burr's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16

4 goat assortment Of Hard,eare, at
A. Il. r. A. Blur's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16

A big Lot" of Family Groceries at
living rates at Burr's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-16

We keep for sale most family supples-the same at
prices but little or nothing above their cost.
BREAD, PIES, CAKES, &c, kept constantly on
handmade of hes; material
3Itf DIIGEI & era BTREE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-28

STARTLING INTELLIGENCE | 1!
Plot to Blow up the Oapi.
tal or War Department.
ANOTHER "GUNPOWDER PLOT. ;
Suspicious Purchase Of NttrO,Gly
Cerine in New York. -.
Washington Chief of Police Notified.
The Dispatch Read in the House.
WAan1narnn Fah Ii

WARRINGTON, Feb. n.
SENATE.
Mr.. Chandler, from the Committee
on Commerce, presented report favor
the survey of Northern and North.
Western Lakes, Passed.
Mr.. Thayer introduced bill to dis
solve the Indian Peace Commission.
Referred.
Mr.. Sherman, from the Committee
on Finance, reported an amended bill
FOR :undtnG the National Debt. Adj'd.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Boutwell, from the committee to
report articles OF impeachment against
PRESIDENT J Johnson, offered a resolution
TO permit the Committee to report In
print. Adopted.
Mr.. Moorehead, from the Committee
on Ways and Means, reported back
Mr.. SpauldinR's bill declaring the
meaning of the internal revenue tax
on railroad chairs and spikes to be a
specific tax OF IS per ton, which was
passed. -
The speaker presented several COM
munications including the resolutions
from the South Carolina convention
asking for an appropriation of 81 ,OO0,-
600 for the purchase of land for Freed
men, Co.,; OF the National Commercial
Convention recently at Boston on
finance, taxation, &C.; which were re-
ferred.
The House went into a COMMITTEES of
the Whole, Mr.. Schofield in the chair,
and resumed the consideration of sun
bill.
While the bill was under discussion
the Speaker took the chair and stated
that he had just received from the Su.
perintendent OF the Metropolitan Pc.
lice, a letter sent to him from the SUI
perlntendent OF the New York Police,
making SO grave charge that he did
not feel justified in Withholding 1t from
the immediate knowledge OF the House.
The letter reads as follows:
oFFIcE SUP'r METRoPoL1 POLLOK, !
NEW YORK, February %, 1868. !
To Major a. O. Richards, Supt Metro.
Pohtdn Police, Washington, D. o.:
SIR: I have just been called on by
Col. Tai: T. Schaffner, President of the
United States Blasting OIL Company,
with request TO look up i've cans OF
nitro glycerine which was delivered on
an order from regular customer, and
which order Is now pronounced to be a
forgery. The quantity of the oil in the
cans was about 165 pounds, a quantity
sufficient to blow up the st. Nicholas
have been obtained in way intended
bad several applications by unknown
persons for the purchase of the
article to whom he has refused to
sell, owing to their being strangers,
and would not explain satisfactorily
the purpose for which they wanted it,
He informs me that although it is given
out that the stone walls of Clerkenwell
prison were blown down with gungow-
der the material used was glycerine.
Now, sir, this l65 pounds has disap-
peared from New York and ifintended
for mischief it is more likely for use in
Washington than elsewhere. give
you this information to put you on
your guard. Very respectfully,
JOHN A. KENNEDY,
Sup't AIetropOlitam Police.
When the paper was read Mr.. IuRer.
soil said, leu US abolish the MetropoIi
tan police and see whether we we'll mo-
soon be blown up. [Laughter.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-28
C oAs M. s mould tallow, llalsO:

CANn1Es-Clty mould tallow, 1laIBo;
star, &c; hotel, SOC.
RICE-Rangoon, lie; Carolina, l2Lc,
aoNINY-White flint, per bbi, 81 So.
WOODEN WARE-TWo hoop buckets,
81 20 per dozen; washboards, 50 25 per
dozen. Tubs, No. /, $14 so; No. 2, S13 co.
NO. 8, Sl1 so per dozen.
LEAD AND SHoT-Bar lead, 12c. Shot,
IS so per bag.
LKATHER.Hemlock sole, sOas4c; oak
tanned isaac; harness 44a45c; skirtinR
4Sc per Id. Bride sos 90 per dozen.
CAR sk1ns-AmericanS 81 25a1 so per 10;
French 81 9Oa2 10; upper 300 per foot.
A1DEs-Green Sc; calf skins $50.
GLAss-Franklin brand, sx1O, 81 0Os
10xl2, 81 so.
IRoN-Swedes, Ike: common bar
from, 4Ec; horse shoe iron, 5<c; heavy
band iron, SC; hoop and light band 6IEo.
NAILs-1Od to God nails, 81 rs per ker:
Sd and cd nails, IS 90 pei keE; Sd and
I'd nails, IS Is. Other sizes In propor-
Cut spikes, IS Is.
WHEELING ALEX $40 90 per bbl.;
Xxx S11 90; Kennel and Burton, SIP 90:
Champagne Sl4 90; Porter $40 90; Brown
Stout $40 90.
LAGER BERR-IS bbls., 81 20; & bbls.,
q 70; Il bbls.. s. so; bblS., gu 90.
MALT-SI SAL 90.
HoPs-60a70c per lb.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-28
EUROPE.
d AAG AIAhNIIU UhDIE,
Resignation of Charles Francis
Adams.
Trial of Fen1an Prisoners.
General Farragut.1n aenoe, 1taly
Change in British Ministry.
Comments of the London Press.

LONDON, Feb. 27.-The Government
authorities are determined to withdraW
the remainder of the suits at Law
against the remainder of the Irishmer
indicted for walking in mock funeral
procession at Dublin recently.
The Daily news has an editorial OF
the resignation of the American Min
lister. All England, the News says
will lament the departure of Charles
Francis Adams.
Mr.. D'Israeli has gone to Osborne
where tho Queen is now stopping.
1t Is expected that both houses OF
Parliament will adjourn for week to
await the reoonstructloaAo of the cabinet.
The Times says the American Minis.
ter who will suoceed Mr.. Adams could
not have an easier pr more gracious
task than the settlement Of questions
concerning the rights of naturallzed
citizens.
LoNDoN, Feb. 81 Evening. The
House Of Lords has, passed billre.
newiug the suspension of the writ of
ha6sas corpus In Ireland.
1t is thought the appointment of Sir
Hugh Cairns, as Lord Chancellor, Will
defeat all hopes of ehscting reform In
the Irish Church.
BERLIN, Feb. 27.-The obligations of
the new treaty between the German
Confederation and the United States,
are to apply reciprocally to Germans
and Americans. All the previous en-
gagements between the two countries,
In regard to extradition, are renewed.
By one of its provisions the treaty IL
made terminable in 10 years.
LONDON, Feb. 27th-EveninR.-The
Warwick Assizes opened to-day. JUS.
tice Smith delivered strong charge to
the grand jury, In which he particular.
~ specified the offences charged against
Burke and the other Fenian prisoners,
and declared that this was the proper
court for the trial OF those men-the
alleged offences having been committed
in Birmingham.
The Bow. street Magistrates refuse 10
issue a warrant for the arrest Mr.. Eyre,
Ex-Governor Of Jamaica, on the charge
II murder.
II Is thought In some quarters that
9. W. Hunt, now under the Secretary
II the Treasury, viii be appointed
Chancellor Of the Exchequer.
DUBLIN, Feb. 27.-The Assizes at
Sligo opened to-day. The day for the
rial of Gen. Maggie Is not yet Rxed.
rrain was present at the proceedings.
GENOA, Feb. 27.-Admiral Farragut
arrived here and was received as the
guest of th7 city to-day. The corpora
ion Of Genoa gave grand banquet in
lonor Of Admiral Farragut. over the
principal table was the motto of Amer.
"a ct the cradle Of Columbia. Beside
he ofaeers and members Of the city
'oyernment, many Of the nobility, the
l9yal efieera in body and all the
'rincIpl citizens Of Genoa were present,
NEws YoRK, Feb. N.-The HeraId,s |,
1ondon Gable dispatch, last night, SAYS !,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-28
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Wheel1nE WhoIesale narl.et.
THURSDAY EVENING,
FEBRUARY q. 1853.


During the past week dour has been
quiet but very steady. Glover seed Is
quoted lower, but the demand Is active.
Provisions are highly excited and all
the hog product has been rapidly ad-
vancinR. Refined sugars are lower.
The new crop Of foreign sugars are
coming in Of excellent quality. New
Orleans molasses are very drm and In
excellent demand atquotatIons. Mack
ereI have advanced; the catch this
season is reported light. Coffee has
advanced 10, In gold. at New York,
but dealers here are slowt to keep pace
with the advance elsewhere, and our
quotations are about the same as last
week.
FLoUR-Extra $40 50; Xxx SIlall so.
spring family, $ll 60al2 Is; fancy, SO 80
GRA1N-Prime wheat arm; red win.
ter Is quoted at 81 6Oa2 %; white, sc Goa
90. Corn-New shelled at 90caS1 90;
IN the ear, s0ss5c. Barley-At 81 6Oa
! So, and in demand. Rye-At 81 26a
1 IS. Oata-FiTm at 65a6Oc.
SEEDs-Clover. % 90. Timothy, s. 90,
Flax, 81 76s2 90.
PRov1sIoNs-sugar cured hams, 171<c
packed; sides, lie; shoulders, I2al2<o
DRESSED HoaS-Sales at 1U5<c.
1ARD-16c for tlerce, and Ito for key.
BEENs-Navy, 81 90 per bush.
CREEsB-Western Reserve at l6c:
Hamburg at 16c; factory and English
dairy at tic.
Carson o11-45c and no charge for
barrel.
LARD o117Reansd extra winter
EOERRH.-EF uf IN lak a.
at 28a2615c; Hummell's Essence at So 90
per gross.
suaAR-N. o. sugar has an upward
tendency, and Is quoted at l4Ea161<c;
Cuba at 1S1<c; Porto Rico at Axe;
crushed powdered and granuIated 161<c
for A coffee; 161zc for B do; l75<c for c
sYRUP-56a6Oc for lower grades, 7Oa
Zoe for good to medium: sOca$l 90 for
good to best brands.
MoLAssEs-NeW Orleans at coo; the
supply is light and prices drm; sugar |
house l21c; Porto Rico molasses 75c.
SoDA-American &c; New Castle, 81.
SEAR0H-Western, sa9c: Glen Cove,
1870, MaEina, l35fc.
FIsH-Lake herring, half bbls,, old,
s. 25; new do, q 90; white fish, half
bbls.S old, $ 90; new do. IS 50; kits,
g so. for No. i; 81 25 for No. 2; No. i |
maokerel, in half bills; $40 so; No. 2do.,
% 90; No. 8 do. 81 90
BRooMs-S2 25 for good; sSas so for
and S4a4 so for extra.
SALT-Dairy, s. 70; Ohio river. g rs.
ToBACco-Dark los, rs and Xs. Ma
W. z2a76c; bright ~ and lbs 75as5c.
fancy bright 10 and lbs, 90caSI is;
w WHEELING sToorEs-se 5Oa1O 90 per
C0IToN YARNs-40cf assorted sizes:
Cotton Batting, 28a2sc.
soARs-Family 65<c; German, SIC:
Eastern Family 10a11c,
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that the resignation of Lord Derby M,
cuptes general attention. The entrust-
ing of preliminsries to D'IsraeIi is a
great step towards popular govern
ment, and q virtual acknowledgements
OF the inability of the aristocracy to
furnish ability enough to fill the posi-
ton.
The London Times says D'Israeli il
the first man in power in England
who obtained such Office solely by
the exhibition of personal ability in
Parliament and the Cabinet, and who
won It despite the disadvantage of birth
and education, youthful position, and
at one time the actual distrust Of his
party.
The London Standard eulorizes
DIsraelli, and rays his great expert
ence, courage, tact, and close office re-
lations with Earl Derby, qualify him to
undertake the very onerous task which
Will be imposed on him as the head Of
the cabinet.
The London Herald asserts that DIS
raelt's capacity to organize and head q
party both in and out of Parliament,
has never been excelled, and that his
call 70 the Premiership reflects credit
70 the political system which now
rewards him with such q crown,
The London News SAYS the era OF
SOLD progress in the path of practical
British reform will commences in the
new administration.
The Telegraph says D'Israeli must
recollect that he rose from the people.
and that as one of the people he owes
more deep and lasting debt Of loyalty
to the people of England than he does
to an aristOcratic party.
Inc London Star states that DiIsraelis
call to office continues q great step
towards the perfection of the system
OF good government.
The Post asserts that D'IsraelI Is pre-.
mter, not so much on account of his |
requirements and merits as the fact |
that there is no one 30 fit for the ONCE. |
The London Advertiser says the new |
premier will have no quarter from the |
wings or tories, as both parties hate
him, but as the head of the Cabinet he |
will enjoy fair play at the hands of the |
LoNDoN, Feb. 27-1:2O P. n.-Consols.
9214a9S for money; 81 on account:
q. 8. Bonds 7l56; Illinois 96%.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 27-1:2O r. M.-Cot- |
ton. middlinE uplands, 94Sd; do ahoRt,
9Nd; Orleans oX. Breadstuds, uiet;
Corn, declined to 42S; Lard els.
PARIS, Feb. 27-1:20 p. M.-Bourse, 40. |
tive; Rentes firm.
ANTWERP, Feb. 27-1:20 P. M.-Petro.
leum steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-28
MISSOURI.
Important Insurnneo enc

InpOEthnt In3uFRneO case.
ST. Louis, Feb. ga very impor-
tant 1nsurance case 10 now progressing
In the Circuit Court in this city, Mar
shall Us. the Thames Insurance Com.
pany Of Cincinnati, for 5000, growing
nolia here In 1858. The defence 10 that
the boat was set on fire by OF Though
the cOnnivance OF the owners. The
case involves one hundred thou
sand dollars; thIrty-hve thousand
in the Cincinnati companies: hftsen
thousand in st. Louis, and dfty thou.
sand in foreign companies, represented
here,
VIM. Ryall and Tom Allen, two no.
ted English pugilists, are on visit
here, and will give a spRrrinR exhibI.'
ton on next Saturday week. Ryall
once fought Tom Sayers, and Allen
fought drawn mill with Jem Mace.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-28
SOUTH AmERICA.
IlIness of Mel. Gen. Asbo,h. Amer,es

Illness OF 1IaJ. Gen. Asboth, American
Mtntster-..RavaRe s of the cholera.
NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-The Worlds
Buenoa Ayres correspondence OF Jan.
18Th says: Maj. Gen. Asboth, American
minister, and a resident here, Is lying
very Ill and certainly cannot survive
many days. He has long been an in
valid and great sufferer: t,8
Some of the CHIEF judges and lawyers
and many principal merchants Of the
city have been victims to the cholera
pestilence. 1t carried of in Buenos
Ayres in forty days 5000 person. All
work Is suspended and those who de-
pended for food on their daily labor
suffer.
Carts enough to convey the dead cam
not be found nor men to dig graves.
Churches are taken for hospitals and
many are unable to be consigned to
them who die alone in houses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-28
IOWA.
Demoeratie gtafe ConventIon.

UHNaVeFuLIe 8Lhte VOnVeuTL0u.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2T.-The Democratic
State Convention of Iowa, for the app
pointment of delegates to the National
day, and was the largest ever held in
the State. Resolutions were adopted
that George n. PendIston Is the irsk
choice of the Democracy of Iowa for
President, and instructing the dele
gates 70 vote IS unit,
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KANSAS.

Democratic state convention ...Im
parchment.
ST. LOUIS, February 27.-The Kansas
Democratic State Convention met at
Topeka, yesterday afternoon. General
Mead, presided, About half the State
was represented. Delegates to the Ma
tional Convention: Wilson Shannon,
]. Sharp, Gen. A. J. Mead, Geo. w.
Click, I. P. FentOn, Gen. G. w. Blair.
The lower House of the Kansas Legia.
lature has passed resolutions endorsing
the action of Congress on the impeach-
ment question.