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DISTRICT COURT or TIE UNITED STATES.

DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
~ Lsvi =. Aoyt, BANKRUPT. n Bsnkrupt.
ey. This is 70 Give notice that petition has been
presented 70 the Court this ID day Of October, BY
bath. may dscrssd % have fsii dissSsrss fton
all his debts. provshls under the Bankrupt Act,
Individually and - member OF the nrm Of hoyt
4 Andrews, and upon reading said Petition: J!
upon the ssms. on The SOth day ofNovsnbsr. A. y.
1854 before the Court In Portland In said District
at O'Clock r. n and that al creditors vhv have
proved their debts and other psr,eesin interest, z
cause. II any they have. Why the prayer OF said
Petition should not DO granted.
VIM. P. PREDLE,
3wI3 Clerk Of District Court for said District.
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Auiuu aud Snarual.
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DISTRICT OF MAINE. This b h sivs nesSos
that purpuast 20 the order % Hon. Hfward Hox.
ysdEs Of Nd Court, sheli sell at psehs ssss,Ss 9.
on Saturday, the 2lth day ofOstobsr, 1858, st 10
O'Clock A. u all the skcsss In action OF John
Neal. baakrupt. consisting % notes aud book o.
eO Ssss, 49,, Lurnsa q. Moosr, assignee
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,u., cl.rl Of pl,,rIet coar, fcr aid pi.trIct
DISTRICT COURT OF raE UNITED STATES

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT or MAfNE.-In the matter OF llor-
IL sec bacon. Bankrupt In bankruptcy. This
10 10 give notice that petition has been present-
ed to the Court this eighth day OF October, by
Horace Bacon, Of Biddeford, Bankrupt. praying
that he may be deeresd u have . tull discharge
from all his debts, provable under tho bankrupt
Act, and upon reading said petition. 10 10 ordered
by the Court that . hearing be had upon the same,
on the seventh day OF Dccember, A. d. 1858. before
the Court In Portland, In SAID District ut o'clock
debts and other persons In interest may appear At
said time and place, and show cause, IL any they
have, Why tho prayer OF aid petition should not
DO granted. WA y. PREDLE,
3Wt3 Clerk OF District Court for said District.
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In Ba

DISTRICT OF MAINE. ss.-This Is 10 give no.
tice that pursuant 70 the order Of Hon. Edward
Pox, Judge OF said court, shall sell ut public
auction ut my Office In Limerick In the county oil
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, all the chooses In action Of
Charles 3. whitcher. Bankrupt, consisting OF notes
and book accounts. LUTHER 4. MOORE.
October 7, 1858. 3wt2 Assignee.
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I'm Bankruptcy.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss.-This ID TO give notice that
q second meeting OF the credtors Of William stanlty,
Bankrupt viii be held at Portland, In said District on the
thrty-hut day " October, A. D. 1905 at ten o'clock A.
NJ at the ONCE Of j. D. Fessenden, Regser In bankrupt
cy In said District r the purposes named 10 the twenty
seventh section of theBankpt Act 81 March 81, 1861,
and that third meeting u said rreditos will Ire held ut
said Registers othcs In Ddeiocd on the second day OF
Novcmber A. D. 1893, for Ne purposes named In the
tweDty-eighlh section Of said Ad-
J. O. sCAMMON, Assignee.
Saco, Oct. eth, 1s0s. 3wa2
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STdTES'
DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
~ Samuel A. Nash, bankrupt In Bankrupt
cy. This 10 TO give notice that Petition has been
presented 10 the Court, this sixth day q DC
rupt, praying that no may be decreed TO have
FULL discharge from all his debts, provable
under the bankrupt Act. and upon reading said
petition, 10 10 ordered by the Court that o
hearing DO had upon the same on tho thlrteth day
Of November, A. ID. 1865 before the Court In Port.
land In said District, at o'clock. p. H., and that
all creditors who have proved their debts and other
persons In interest, may appear ut said time ana
prayer OF said petition should not DO granted
WM. p. PREBLE,
3wi2 Clerk OF District Court for said District.
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Dodd,s Neryiue and Iuyigorator,

Is q TONIC and GENTLE sTIMULANT which Is
NOT attended by FRACTION. What u gains for
you II maintains When II refreshes body or mind,
II refreshes with natural strength that comes 70
stay. Wo ore not recommending teetotalism ln
observation teaches us that he who resorts TO the
bottle for rest or recuperstion, will ind, as no
keeps ut It, that he is kindling hro In his bones
which will consume like the flames OF perditlon;
Turn from II. Take tonic that Will refresh and
not destroy. Dodd's Nervine 10 for sale by Al
druggists Price One Dollar. See book Of Csrtin'
Gates that accompanies each bottle. 6W33
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BE CAREFUL
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAKE

WHEN you are exhausted by over.work OF head
w or hand. and feel the need OF something In.
MIGRATING. don't drink whiskey nor any intoxi.
eating thing, whether under the namo OF btters or
otherwise. Such articles give Just as much strcngth
the jaded horse. and no moro Alcoholic stimu.
lants arc Injurious To Nerve health. and arc AL
WAYS followed nv DEPRESSING REACTION.
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Bankruptcy Notices.
In bankruptcy.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss.-This 10 TO give no
tice that pursuant to the order Of Hon. Edward
Fox. Judge OF said Court, will sell ut public
ton. ut my otilce In Limerick, In the County al
York. on Saturday, the 9th day Of October. 1868,
ut 90 O'Clock A. NJ, all the chooses In action Of Asa
SWEET, BANKRUPT, consisting OF notes OF hand and
book accounts. LUTHER b. MOORE. Assignee.
October Z, 1868. 3wi2
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DANCING SCHOOL !
The undersigned will opena DANCING School In
ADA MS HA LII,
commencing On
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9.
ct 9 o'clock.
TER M g.
Ladies', $500. Gentlemen, $500.
Terms for Fancy Dancing made known at the
Hall. ID. III. DACkUS.
Biddeford Oct 2, 1868, 4w4ls
FOR SALE.
THE Suhrriber. xishino

THE Subscriber, wishing to
change. business, now offers his
Homestead Farm for sale. Said farm contains %
acres, more or iess-about 30 acres In wood and
pasturing. and about ~ acres In moving and oil.
lage,-has ono Driek House, 2x36, with an i6x2O
with " rooms all finished (attio not hnlshedl Gel.
lar under whole house and L, With cistsrn contain.
Ing some 30 hhds.. Cellar feet deep, Roof sis.
ted. wood-shed running from house 10 barn, with
oorn-house over L. One barn 33x6O and one stable
With cellar under Il, 3Oxt0, with hay.lo above t.
Also another barn for storing hay, 2Ox3O, u fset
posts one blscksmlth's shop about i2Xi6S kfias
about three hundred Fruit Trees, all coming into
bearing. and ell Of the choicest mutt, has two
wells. one In yard Of house, another In cellar nm.
der stable also, within 20 feet or stable, one lsryo
Reservoir, Sx2OI6. Tor water In case OF are
baid hrm will DO sold In sepsrsts lots mr. In
whole, is % arranged that the buidinys. toeetber
with orchard and some ten acres OF land viii be
sold separate, II desired All the rems,nasr nj
rillags Land lays on the public street.. md vii
the Wood and Pasture land Will be cold seos ~ a.
ly, II desired. Said Arm 10 sitauted on mi str.st
Biddsford, and 10 within ten minutss vali m ths
storvs and millS and 10 within the No. Schoni
District. entitled 70 the privilege OF High School
AisS, some lots q land ON Alfred ,,,... nm, q,
u. K Church, suitable for storss Por iurthsS nsy.
ticuiar please call on the subscriber on the prem.
isss. 90 JAMES ANDRREs.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
Charles q. Whitcher. Bankrupt. In Bank
Tuptcy. This Is to give notice that petition has
been presented 10 the Court this sixth day OF %
rupt, praying that no may DO decreed 70 have q
full discharge nom all his debts, proyable under
the Bankrupt Act and upon reading said petition,
Il Is ordered by the Court that hearing DO had
A. ID, 1858, before the Court In Portland, In said
district, at O'CLOCK r. ~. and that ali creditors
who have proved their debts, and other persons In
interest, may appear 1t said tme sad place, and
show cause, IT any they have, why the prayer Of
said petition should not be granted:
VA. p. PREDLE.
Clerk OF District Court for said District.
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Bankruptcy Notices.
DISTRICT COURT OF the UNITED STATES.

DISTRICT COURT or the UNITED STATES.
nISrRICT OF MAINE-In the matter Of
H. WIN. n Noyes, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
This IL 90 give notice that petition has been pre-
sented 10 the Court this eighth day of October, by
william H. Noyes, OF kittery,a bankrupt, pray
charge nom all his debts, provable under the
bankrupt Act, and upon reading said petition, IL
10 Ordered by the Court that hearing he had up
% is6s before the Court In Portland, In said Dis
trict Mt O'Clock p. NJ. and that all creditors who
have proved their debts ant other persons In In.
tsrest, may appear ut said time and place, aud
said petition should not 10 granted.
WA. T. PREBLE,
3vSJ Clerk OF District Court for said District
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MOST WONDERFUL
MEDICINE Is DEVIH0's
IMPERIAL MAGIC SALvE.

This celebrated salvs has gained popularity
within very brief space Of time mr. exceeding
that Of any other article ever introduced into hii
country. from the fset that ih wonderful healing
properties ensurs for Il rapid sale wherever 10
known. his dinicult to supply orders - INST -
they come In, although arrsnsswsnts on An sxssn'
sivs scale have been perfected for IL manunesurs
Certificates IRON some ofths most reliable men
attest 70 cures this sslvs has made In Fever Sores
COINS, Abosss, Burnsaud other kindred dimcuihss
snoagh To al columns OF this paper. II you havs
any SOFT Of flesh wound or sore, burn, or brsiss'
use Dsvino's salvs q once and rslisfh certain
A BACON, i2s Liberty street, Biddsford' .. .
MITCHELL. % Main Street. Sseoi General Agsn.
And sold BY Druggists every whsra- ano
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATE.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES'
DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
~ John Neal. Bankrupt, In Bankruptcy. This
Is to give notice that . petition has been pre-
sented TO the Court, this sixth day Of October,
by John Neal. OF Psrsonsaeld,a bankrupt, pray
In. that no may be decreed to have full dis
charge from ali his debts, provabls under the
Banirupt Act, and upon reading said petition, IL Is
ordered by the Court that a hearing DO had upon
before the Court In Portland, In said District, at
O'Clock, p. NJ, and that all creditors who have
proved their debts and other persons In Interest,
if any they have, why the prayer Of said Petition
should not be granted.
3vi2 C.erk OF Distrist Court for said District.
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A MoNa TIE very bat Pirs Insurance Co.'S,

THE "0UINCX,"
Oflfsssashusstts. stands pasamosnt The Quin'
~ only inslrs farm House: and First Cla.s pvslI'
inEs. Applicatiops forvardsd iron Smallt Insur'
rsoos once. City Bsilding. 32u
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FOR SALEl e
NN Storsr 6trsst, two-story tenement house,
~ with nine veil finished roomsl. stahls 4 lot.
N. p. ALLEN.
sseo Sept, issa $500
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WANTED! -,
OK GOOD COAT MAKERS, q. 100 Main
- Street. Biddsiord.
2w<2 4. W. SfAPLES
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Certificate, giving complete description Of d
ticles TO be sold for one dollar, will be sold at th
rate OF TEN CENTS EACH.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06
LATEST NE WIS ITEMS.

Ths Republicsn Mass Convention, which
orsaed at Murreesboso, on Saturday, was
attacked aud dispersed BY . mob. Six col
Ord men vsse wounded, tuo Of them nor-
tally.
Augusta, Me-, ~as visited BY quite IN
earthquake, SsadaY eveaiay. Il lasted ssv.
esal seconds.
All the cotton spinners and weavers ol
FAN River, Mass., numberine five thousand,
struck for higher wages on the % inst.
A whisky insurrection is in full blast in
Easiern Tennessee. A company Of cavalry
has been dispatched to enforce the revenue
laws.
The storm Of Monday, the ID last, vas
eenesal throughout the north. The wind
blew teri6cally from the northeast, and at
the East, especially, great quantities Of snow
fell; blocking up ibe railroads in Csnads,
New York and Nov England.
The Georgia Convention resolved that the
State Capital Be removed from MiIledgesille
10 Atlanta.
The Memphis Appssl hoists the name Of
Andrew johnson for President.
Barnumss Museum wAs again consumed
BY ERE On the night Of the 81 inst. A pos.
ton ol Van Amburgh's upenagerie was des.
troysd With ~ buiiding. Two steamboats
vsrs bornsd 4 tie iesee in St. Louis The
sanA evening. Aiso sleeping car on the
Pittsgusk II Vase = Chicago r. \. No
lives lost.
Texas has spdosbfedly voted for con.
scntion.
A baggage car % Dc Ecrth wsaisss z.
r. pas thro-a down an em5aEkmen, near
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06
Ae Na,tsaa! RcpuhlicSa Csavcx-
lien.

The andrrsi4ned, constituting the National
desiesated by the Convention held
q .Hsanimsss. On The stA ef asae, iSeA, do an.
pslas Aaa CeAvessica u u CnioN kspNhk-
esa party b held q The city Of CtioAsv, luncis,
- Wsas~seay, ~ 2ctA day Of Ms1 sex1 Il
eanAS1ussD esr sAs U0uss - egssiAsaa anA HiDs-
Prsssdeas Of The unised esssss.
\ ,eA State h The usited stases h ssthesised
10 he rspscssntcd 10 said Couvsnticn by Han-
ksr - delegates ceaal 60 twsca The number cf
Hewators anA Represessatives 10 which sAcA
etats ID entitled TO il the Naatsaal Cengrsss.
Ne invite the GO o-oPeratioa Of sll eitiseus who
rsiesse .h~t cur great civil var has happily ter
MINATED 10 the discen6tsre Of tAe rse<llica
whs would held fAss the unity and integrity u
~ Republic sAd maiutain its pasanoast right
- asfena 10 The utterncst its sxistence, whetAeI
inpsril,ed ty ssrrss esHspiracy - armed ftsss
WAe are IN tavcr q - esOas0ieal aA0eaistra-
ssa Of ,hs pAblis expen iiturss; Il ths complete
sasirpatisn q tAs prlAciplss aaA policy II sls
vay and cf The speedy rsesgasisatiea II tAss'
osAaes whsss esvsvu0sats VEN assersysA b
- reke.isn, aaA ths permanent rsstofatisn 4
sAslr proper practical relations with the unite<
e&Atss in AeecrdAnec with the true prtnciples Q
psFahlican eevssument.
MARCUS l.. WARD, II New Jesssy. cAAisaan
JOHN y. pEFREES. Of laAiaAA, 9ssEUtAsy.
JsAa y. Clark, n. H., c. 1. ksbiasOa, Norids
tAaiR. Hussey, No Q. JudA Wisssastn,
q. D. oerdner, W. Hcsaee Greeley, u. T.,
W. Cls2s, Msss. =. b. .etaskWeaeher,C ,Ces
q. a. rsrveyance, Pa, B. T. Cewan,, Ohio,
J. 9. fs~lsr. renA., fhos. eimpsca, Mias.,
h. q. cecke. Illinois, Newton E1nuuaes d
AsrsA Gidaiags. AisA., kctaA,
p. P. Stable Iowa n. 8. Gcodlos, r. G.,
a. ". Caapbeil, ". Va. .Thos. q. Turner. \.
u. ". neGnan. Ind, Saml Crawford. Noses
m. suishsrs. psl. 6. J. Bowen, p. c..
II. GA~ias. Va, J. p. Chafee, Colsrra'
q u. pcyd Mssscarl
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

he that any Or al Of thsse anuo, snccs are IN
anyway attribute bie TO cur condutty H6s&
veg wshes- Aowsvr politely wprded 1hd
QuA,ly eaprSnoed--nos been shown ia o1old,
eastsss eanorR, that has chilled IL warm
tss1ings Of see efoss little scnsi.iro plantse
Though @soaiae yell. Aavs WesAoi-perr
hap - our wsy sasnestness-1ecmeat -
tAsa 10 grow Impatient, ,sad Is Il not possible
that The AOvs upon some little brow Il merc
y - reecstps 81 dssher ono upon our
We do not think the poGcr Of presersing
stitlgely vIIs JGojGsG 't6eo11na u ssoue
ssAeoi days iiss NJ vsiAh " tsseher. bat
u,ikhs ~e not ~ : hse eorefAl eefuiing Of
our own actions Be enabled to subaue. At
issse ID part, sheds gFsae s0sss1 q oopsS~
ance?
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

The following report does not include the
action Of Congress relative to impeach.
ment.
Tuesday. 25A.-In the Senate, AFTER dis
cussion and amendments, the Supplemental.
~ reconstruction bin passed by vote Of %
70 6. In the House, = large number of bills
were introduced, amor which were bills for
ship canal around Niagara Falls, and
granting land bounty TO soldiers Of the
late waf.
Wednesday,, 16lA.-Ia the Senate.a bill
was posed psoviding for the disposal q pub
lie saIe OF the Usitsd Ststes property II
Harper's Ferry, W.. In the House. the Sen
ate amendments TO the bill extending the
land grant for The completion Of the Dubu>
one Z Sioux City r.. r., were concu RED in.
The bin Is = law. The Senate supplement-
ary reconstruction bill, which provides that
= majority Of those voting on Tho adapsion
Of proposed constitution shall decide, was
passed By vote Of Sc to -.
11wysdny. 27tA.-In the Senate no husi-
ness Of special importance was transacted.
In the House, the sundries appropriation
bill being reconsideration, 90, 900 vas
added for the construction Of Court House
u Des Moines. Appropriations we're also
added for court houses 1t Cairo and Spring.
f;eld, H., and at Madison, Ind.
FTidds, 2sd.-The Senate joint resolu
ton for the survey Of the northern and north
western lakes passed. A bill vas passed
preventing the transfer Ct appropriation,
made one department TO another, by the
President o. Secretaries Of Departments.
Saturday, 7sM.-In the senate, . bill
was intrcduced 10 abolish the Office Of Ad,
jutant General ofshe army. This is design
ed TO cut Lorenzo Thomas. In the House
the articles Of impeachment were consider
ed.
Monday, 2d.-Time Of both Houses takes
up in confederation Of impeachment
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06


"Of what use are outline maps and
globes f'-this question was asked, . few
days since, BY Sub.Director. The answer
given was-why, air, they are Indispensable
aids in the study Of Geography. Well, said
Sab Director, that may be, but I'D like to
know hcr eur mars haven't been out oi
their case this term, and doa'. see how
they can be much Of help. Under the cir
csmstAnces J couldn't zee it either.
Al Especial meeting Of one OF our school
boards. few days age, Mr.. - offered
to sell . set Of outline maps and globe for
the use Of sub-diserict No. 49,, but though
the price was low, the board declined to pur-
chase, assigning as reason, that they we're
Of no use in the other districts that the dis
trict township had already expanded quite =
sum for maps and globes, but could find no
teachers who knew how to use them.
Teachers, how are you using the maps
aud globes in your school roon?
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

The Gnefte says . new bank d 10 be start-
ed at West Union.
Fred Douglass had an appointment at De.
corah, bat wss compelled to throw il up on
account Of sickness.
Theodore Tilton spoke in waverly on Sat
urday and Tuesday evenings and in Cedar
Falls on Monday evening. Several of our
citiseus want up 70 the Fall TO listen to Til
ton.
A debating club has been organized BY
the colored citizens Of Newton, Jasper coun-
tr.
Hops will be raised quite extensively in
Eayette county, this season.
The musical convention 10 Clinton vas .
success
The Western Stock Breeding Association
is the name Of new organization in Keo>
kuk, whose object is to encourage the i'm
porfa,ion o. the best breeds Of stock.
The Congregational Church at Boones
boro is oue Of the fines. buildings in tha,
part OF the Stale. A thousand dollar pipe
organ has just been added 10 il.
A party OF emigrants, moving westward.
stole child twelve years old, in Des MONIES
county, fee days since. The parents i'm
A public library company y soon 70 be
organized in Burlington.
The Harrison county sale vas robbed Of
$4,000. few nights since.
The men Of the 5th Iowa Cavalry who
we're in the command Of Capt. J. A. o. Yeo-
man, OF the lss Ohio Cavalry, assisting in
ihe capture Of JEFF. Davis. have been deci.
ded entitled to share in the reward. They
are requested TO address him At Fort Dodge,
Iowa.
Council Bluff. has Grant Club.
Ex-senator George Washington Jones
and Hon. T. S. Wilson had couple Of in
nocent fsticnf rounds in Dubuque, the 9TH
er day on account Of bridge matters. Nei-
ther party sent TO grass" owing to the
timely interference Of friends" one Of
whom vas The City Marshal.
The only State in the United States that
has 60 l us ont, is the Slate Of Iowa.
There is great excitement among the
nevspapen al over The country on account
of the fact that ose State in the Onion is cut
of debt-Iova. They are al wondering how
peopie feel that live in such State, and
what ws al intend doing With oar spare
chsase. Pretty we'll, thank you. No body
osV<u1 - osbe ~ VI h0stuB iAeHv
money than hey knos what 70 do With
Rbsk.
The Dsvenpors Gasetts says that the psop-
esty turned over to the 6eate BY Orvig viii
cover the entire swamp land deficit.
I. H. Boyd, Of Grundy county, was rob-
bed Il 600 in Chicago, lest week.
4 correspondent 10 the Ansmosa Exreko
says The store Of Hsssss. Mckay 1 Nst>
thews, of Fsirview, uas brokes into % the
20th nit, and eipn and groceries carried
o6 to the amount Of forty o. fifiy dollars.
Guthrie couasy = to hare . new jail, to
cost &4,399.
The Pfess.-J. <. L. Maynard, for nearly
seven- yean cosnee1ed with the waver'y
Psesfx, - cold bio interest 70 =. C. Moal-
ton, Who will hereafter act - editor. The
Rkonix viii soon - enlarged TO thisty-swo
eolsmns, and ih nsas modernixed. Bro.
MAYNARD will cany With him The best riAhes
Of the ffaternity.
NJ. F. n. Ho~sudeAley, one OF the editor
Of the Monona County Gazetfe, died on the
76th uk., after protacted iliness. He va
young nan of 6os sbiities ard excslleni
chAeactes.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-06

The preparations for the impeach-
sasas of Andrew johnson have been
made with prompsitude and earnest
Reo worthy ofah conneada'ion. It
vas necessary that the Senate should
adopt well de6ued rules to govern the
trial After extended debate, . series
ef twenty-five rules were adopted on
Tuesday Of shis week. The House
was thee notified Of the readisess Of
the Seasee 70 proceed with impeach-
snsnL In the House, the Committee
appointed TO draft articles Of i,mpeach-
aeat reported on Monday. The ar
sicles, cen in number, were adopt
ed, after extended discussion. on
Tuesday. One or two additional ar
iislss were Afterwards adopted. We
shall give the articles in full next
week. Acssn. Stevens, Butler ,Bing-
han. Boutwell,, Wilson of Iowa, vii.
hams and Logan were appointed ~
saanagers On the part of the House to
conduct The impeachment The feel
ing for impeachment has been grow
ing constantly stronger 1t Washiag-
to- asd throughout the country. The
leaders Of the Democracy are rapidly
dcseriing the President, and are de-
claring they never endorsed him.
The entire country is calm--the
threats ofresistaaee to Congress have
Gsd away. and confidence in the aLil-
ity os Congress to carry impeachment
TO sacceafUl ,crmination rejoices the
hearts Of loyal men everywhere. The
President will doubtless ask for delay
which will he granted to the extent Of
perhaps Ten days but the trial viii be
prosecuted ~ rapidly as will be con.
sisssas With the ends Of justice.