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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-07-17
CHAPTER 1OS.


Al net to amenL IN act entitled an act to
prevent the driving away of cattle and
other stock.
Sec. !. Be it enacted BY the General
Assembly Of the state Of Iowa, That Sec
tion one, chapter thirty-four. Of the acts
Of the ninth General Assembly be and the
same is hereby repealed, and the following
enacted in lieu thereof: That any drover
or other person or persons, engaged in
driving horses, cattle, mules, hogs or
sheep. ar any other stock, through any
part of the state Of Iowa. end shall drive
off or shall knowing and willingly suffer
or permit to be driven of any stock not
belonging to him or them; to any distance
not exceeding FIVE miles from the resi-
dencc Of the owner or agent, or the range
in which the stock usually runs, shall be
guilty Of misdcmeanor, and on convic-
ton thereof shall be punished by fine not
exceeding one hundred dollars or by i'm
frisonment in the county Jail not exceed
ing thirty days.
Approved april Z, 1868
STATE OF IOWA,
urFIcR OF SECRETARY OF SrArE}
Dcs Moines, May l, 1868.
hereby certify the foregoing to be
true copy Of the Original roll now on file
in this office.
ED WRIGHT. Sec'y Of State.
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7uyHiIIsxl. s)I WI SIl.
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SUIEr Music. MUSIC BOOKS.
Aud ,;cn.r., Musical Merchandise.
ras .4mc, icdi, Orsea Is TX. Best.
v..a! au, ine s,,ri"ntAi ln.tttct.oh Given.
TUNING s KEPAlKISE.
All Instruments are fully warranted su''
S.,t rep,irrd and tn,,.i for TWO years
NcGakang. Iowa.
sa.-l June :. 1866
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MFRS. r. w. LEE.

MFRS. II. w. LEE.
Having had many years experience as
teacher Of music in the first class Scmina-
ries Of the East. would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Cresco and vicinity, that
she il now ready to give instruction upon
the
Piano, Organ Or Melodscn.
Tuition payable one half in advance. No
deduction made for lessons missed only in
cases Of severe illness.
References. Prof. G. F. RooT,
Chicago; HERR 0rro Fox. brooklyn;
JAMES WHITNEY and f.. II. FROsT, Boston
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RelefLOdgc. No. al.
Of F. and A. NJ. hold their regular COM
munications Saturday on or before the full
Moon of each month. at their lInll In Rice
vile. Mitchell Co. Iowa.
NATHANIEL w. Moss, w. NJ.
33vS) WV. c. Moss. Sccty.
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DMPIRE HOUSE.
'CRESCO IOWA. "a

Having leased the above house for a
term ofyears, and having refttcd, furnish
cd and thoroughly renovated the same,
the proprietor solicits share Of public
patronage. Good stabling attached to the
hcus;. l5ltf
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10. n ''Es''

N,~ nppcnv - Iowa
Licensed Auc9t0neer.
Will give prompt and satisfactory attsn
sisn 20 all sales ofreal or personal propert.
entrusted 70 his care.
a36tf New Oregon May ~ lS06.
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TOHN ID. JONES.
LINE SPRINGS. IOWA.
N Manufacturer Of t.-
Harnesses, Brides Collars. Whips. &c.
would ell tho especial attention Of the
public to his new harness shop. opposite
the Drug Store at the old village Of Lime
Springs.
AL kinds Of repairing, as ais, carriage
trimming done promptly and at reasona-
BILE rates.
ALL WORK VARRANTED.
March 10th. 1868 nl6.v9.
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ID O'BRlEK.
Who'll .sn,e ard Il. tail Dc.!.rH
Assen AMI Dried Fruits, Confectionery,
1rsceries 4 Provisions.
p6QAr soSAar.
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J-WELER
49,. @.,po.i.~ TIC Post O6ee

N-s jas: e-sned up Il 6ne assortment oi
Jsvc.ry which he Offers for sale cheap.
Espac;.l attention :ivro 10 the repairing
.cf .:c-e. &.
on SWANSON.
March ...s, 1861. [ule.
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AppIOV0u ApSh sssss AOVO.
STATE OF IOWA.
OfEice Of Secretary OF State,
Des Moines, May I. 1858.
Ihsrhv certify the foregoing 10 tc :,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-18
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA, CLAYTON COUNTY. In the District
1862 ~
W. H. Lytls against J. V. D. Benton Sarah j. Beutoe
Louis Benton, Jr., Lillias NJ. Benton, Augs
French, Thomas Updegraff, F. Andres, Geor
Bass +. Henke, !. L. Kramer, Strouse Row
Peterson d Larso and Rachael Benton.
To }. V. d. Benton, Sarah ). Benton Louis Benton
Jr. Lillias NJ. Benton, Augustus French, Thomas Up
degraf, +. Andres, George L. Bass, F. Henke, T. L.
Kramer Strouse Rowe, Peterson d Larson and Ra.
chae Benton, Defendants. Yon are hereby notified
that there is now on file petition by said Plaintiff
W. H. Lyle, in the office of the Clerk of the District
Court OF said Clayton County, Iowa, claiming of You
tho foreclosure OF Mortgage. N, personal claim is
ma lie against the defendants Augustus French, Tho
mas Updsgratf. 4. Andres, George L. Bass, f.
Henke, I. L. Kramer, Strouse & Rowe. Peterson
d larson and Rachael Benton; and that unless
you appear thereto and defend before noon of the
second day OF the next Term Of said Court
Ing on the 18th day of January 1862 default will be
entered against You and judgment rendered thereon
Dated this 4th day of November. 1868.
VIII. LYTLE. Plaintiff
REUBEN NOBLE, Plf's Atty.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-18

BELoIr.-H. B. Malone (''Doc.") has
just returned from this beautiful town.
He reports tho radicals all happy and the
democrats tolerably comfortable. The
Bushnell House (now called GooDwIN) is
bossed by w. Salisbury and his excellent
lady, and noIiotel in the state can rival
it in all the elements that 90 to make a
home for the traveller. The rooms are all
right, the table is up to the highest par
known, the attention to guests is kind
without tiresomeness. "WAsn" is as
steady as Puritan church and is gettin g
rich by close attention to business. House
all the time full and our old MOGregor
chum az happy :.as fish when tho ice
breaks up.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-18

FOR SAIH.-A two,story, frame
building, three doors below Scott 4
Gould's Crockery store snd now known as
S. j. Eckert's Hardware Store, will be
sold on reasonable terms. It is in the
business part Of the City.
For terms enquire, on the premises, of
the owner. Mrs. S.DYxoND. !
McGregor, Oct. Dist, 1868.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-18
EYE and EAR!

Prairie du Chen. wAconsin. We treat sucesssfuljy
Eroaslar lids and all those worst form efeAronse
d!ssaSes Of the eye. We operate for cataract apo
eross.eye Chronic discharges Of the car and deaf.
Patients from abroad will hnd good hoard eoavsnie ~
to the Office Once hours from .. m. to IL =,
AN
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-18
FARM T0A SALE!
Gates Farm, Pleasant Ridge

Conslts OF LOO AOR2a-10 improved-so under
hnos-has saAll $z{k14 HOUSE with Cistern
and otlae eonveI5sncIes 1or small 1amily-stahlss,
0ranaxY ~, also Orehard In bearing-sms fruits-a
garden II e0oa cultivation.
1 MUST M seLD.snd will b sold CHAP. Esquire
sotrs 4. GATES.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-18

IcE.-Cawelti & Bergman desire to thank
the citizens of McGregor for their past
summers liberal patronage, and to inform
them that they are preparing to put up all
the ice which the people of both towns
and the R'y villages may want.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-18


j. McRAlrH, one Of the pioneers of
McGresor Clothing establishments and
gentleman of taste, has located in the first
story OF VIM. Schmidt's brick, adjoining
the Bank. We think s.JIM'' has as riee
a show. front as there is in town and we
know him to be liberal dealer. He
knows how to Juya stock and his judy
ment in selling teaches him how to please
customer. Mr.. Cole, his cutter, is one
of the best Of workmen: we know this by
experience.
Parties wishing a. winter supply of
heavy goods or n ,retlding supply of very
nice goods made by the store will find
father of thin" by calling on McRAIru
or Mr.. COLE.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-18

Bass & Elmendorf are receiving on
consignment large supply Of Ohio and
Michigan Fall and Winter Apples: also
several barrels of Sweet Cider. They
must be closed out soon at some price,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-18
We DELIVER GOODS

e Any art oftAs City for a ctr.
= load, which goes to the Bray.
man. We can furnish families In
tho City their orders % eheap ~
any concern delivering goods free
Of charge buys them, thereby saw.
Ing money to purchaser and sus.
tainiag tn 1aberixg Glasses.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-18

WINEs.-Mr. II. Kurz No. l, Masonic
Block, desires to sell choice assortment
of fine wines. including Catawbas, Ports,
Rhines and others. Mr.. X. and wife are
wishing to travel for the improvement of
health and hence this proposal. The en-
tire saloon stock will be sold, furniture
included and the room rented to a respon-
sible party on reasonable terms. 631-2t.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-18

MAGNOLIA WAFER. - Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
at half the price. 63Oy
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STATE OF IOWA, CLAYTON COUNTY. In the District
Court, Clayton County, Iowa; January Term, A. D.
1869. HI #@
". IT. Lyle against Louis Benton, Jr Lilias M Ben
ton. j. Y. d. Benton, Sarah j. Benton, Augustus
French, Thomas Updegraff, +. Andres, George L..
Bass, +. Hcnke, I. L. Kramer, Strouse d Rowe,
Peterson d Larson and Rachael Benton. go
To Louis Benton, Jr., hilias NJ. Beaton j. v d.
Benton, Sarah j. Benton, Augustus French, Thomas
Updegraf, I. Andres, George l.. Bass +. Henke l. l..
Kramer. Strouse q Rowe, Peterson & Larson and
Rachael Benton, Defendants. You are hereby notified
that there is now on file petition by said Plaintiff
w. Lytle in the Office OF the Clerk of the District
Court of said ClayteR County, Iowa, claiming of you
the foreclosure of Mortgage. No personal claim is
made against j. v. D. Benton. Sarah j. Benton. Au-
gustus French, Thomas Updegraf, F. ntiros. George
L. Bass, T. lIenke, l. L.. Kramer strouse d Rowe,
Peterson 4 Larson and Rachael Benton; ana
that sapless You appear thereto and defend before
noou Of the second day of The next Term Of said
Court, commencing on the 18th day of January 1862
default will be entered against you and judgment
rendered thereon.
Dated this 4th day of November, 1868 r..
W. II. LYLE, Plaintiff.
REUBEN NOBLE, Prffs Atty.
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SATISFACTION CUARAN1EED!l!
Good and Reliable Agents Wanted.
II. q. MALONE. 4 CO.,
E. B. BAILEY' Gen'l Northwestern Ag'ts,
McGregor, iowa.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
The property known as the White Springs Water
ing place with seven LOTS buildings we'll suited for
hotel purposes large barns, granries and 4s of
open shed with rack and Manager the entire length
belong to the premises. A large column Of water
flows into a tank at the door making it one of the
est watering places west of McGregor, and the most
hrable hotel property west of the Mississippi river
Also twenty seven acres of land situated on the
Garnavillo road l. miles from McGregor. II is all
level land, well watered and could be made good
democratic location.
One hundred and sixty acres of land lying 4
miles east of Elkader; good farming land mostly tim
Der, with good running water.
My residence in the city Of McGregor including
three lots. Tho house is good one and well en-
closed. 1t has spring water brought to the door by
pipes and thence to the street the convenience
watering teams. The yard is well shaded with nice
black walnut trees.
Water runs FREE to ALL and
no tax!
Will sell any part or all Of the above described
property cheap for cash or will take in exchange
horses and wagons in part payment for some of the
property. Apply to or address e..
JAS s. sTURTEyANT.
McGregor, Iowa.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-18

There can DO poetry in the writings of
few men, but i ought to be in tina hearts
and lives Of all.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-18

Weather, Markets SO.
Rain, snow, freeze, thaw river we'll up
Trade very dull, roads bad and few teams
arriving. The market is not worth quot
ing. Prices hold about as follows =
Wheat IS to 95; Old Corn so, new IS !;
Oats 40, Flour 6, Butter 80, Apples S.
Eggs rs, Hides s, 10 and Is. Gold 1856
in Ny.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-18

Merinos, Empress
Cloths, Wool P1aids,
POplins and Alpac-
Gas in desirable col
ors a n d popular
makes.
ALEXANDER KID GLOVES.
SHAW LIS.
Plain and. Fancy
Beavers, for Sacques
and OverC0atS; Har-
riS and Scotch CASH
meres; French and
American C0atings
and TricotS; Fine
OOeSkinS and Cloths,
Prints, Delaines.
Cotton Flannels.
Wool do
Shaker do
Shifting do
KentuekyJeans,Sat-
inets, Tweeds, Sheet
lngS and ShirtingS,
Brchd Goods, Yarns,
Bags and Bats.
Our Stock is full and Complete.
We propose to sell Goods Cheap!
We feel confident Of being able to
please all who may favor us with
call.
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Miscellaneous Items.

In THE we'll kept garden of the Shakers at
New Lebanon, N. Y, the luxurant foliage
and fine bloom of their large beds of roses at
tract attention every summer. The "brother'
in charge of the roses says that his success in
producing fine foliage and flowers is to be at
tributed to the free use of salt as top dressing
for the soil Of the beds. The salt kills rose in
sects of every kind, and also improves the
h ealth and vigor of the plants.
AT THE last ball at the Tuileries, one lady
was covered with peacock's eyes, couture as
we'll as the gown; another was dripping wet in
sea weeds; they foated around her in such
every moment entangled in the wavy sea
grasses, much to the inconvenience of her
eighbors
AT THE readings of Mr.. Dickens, at Worces-
ter, Mass, recently, it is said that the first
three rows of seats were reserved for deaf per-
sons, an arrangement which developed an
amount of deafness in that city which was most
astonishing
JOHN WENTWORTH, of Chicago, on his re-
turn from one of his first sessions of Congress-
is said invested his mileage money in land in
that city He has since sold portions of it for
S4OO,OC0, and has 100000 worth left.
A MINISTER, travelling in Louisiana, discov-
cred a colored church remarkably supplied
with officers. It had FIVE ministers, four lead
ers, five shepherds. FIVE shepherdesses, four
church mothers, one mother Of the watch, and
a leading songster.
AN infamous traffic in innocent girls, I'M
ported from the Atlantic States, under the be-
lief that they were to receive good situations IN
California, has come to light in San francisco,
and some of the girls have been rescued from
the parties to whom they were consigned.
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MARRIED..

In Fredericksburg, at the residence of the
BRIDES father, on the Goth instant by the Rey.
Mr.. Cutler, of Louisa CO., Col. @. M. BRAA-
ericksburg.
On the 18th Of March, at the residence OF the
brides father, by Rev. Mr.. Shepherd, CIA'S
w. FADELEY to ORA MOORE, daughter
of Jonah Orrson, all Of Loudoun.
On the 18th instant, by Rev. Charles White,
Col W, DEARMONT, Sheriff of Clarke CO., to
Miss HATTIE H. BELL, daughter Of the late
Strother Bell, all of Clarke county.
On Tuesday, the Oath instant, by Rev. A. NJ
Grimsley, MIR. JOHN L. GAINES, to Miss
ISABELLA YANCY, all Of Culpepcr county.
On the ed instant, by Elder T. Hcrndon,
JOHN r.. KINDELL to MARGARET COR
DON, of Warren county.
On the Oath Instant by the same WILLIAM
HENRY HENSON, Of Fauquier county, TO
ANN r. II. FOLEY, Of Prince William CO.
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Congress-.

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Cattell advo-
Gated his bill supplementary to the act to pro-
vide a national currency secured by pledge OF
u. s. bonds, 1t prohibits any national bank in
any of the redemption cities from paying any In,
terest on the deposits OF any other national
bank, and prohibits any officer or agent OF the
Government from receiving any consideration Tor
deposits Of public moneys, and prescrlbes pen
alties for violation of its provisions. Mr.. Cam
eron opposed the measure as one calculated to
place the country banks completely at the
mercy of the city banks. Mr.. Cattelps bill was
postponed, and the Naval Appropriation bill
was taken up. An amendment was adopted,
that the number Of persons authorized to be
enlisted in the navy, excluding apprentices, and
boys, shall not exceed Ell ght thousand i've hun,
dred, and that the number OF apprentices and
bows shall not exceed one thousand two hun
dred and fifty. The further consideration OF
the bin was then postponed. The bill exempt
ing certain manufactures from taxation was
finally passed, the house having recedcd from
it's amendments.
In the House Of Representatives, yesterday,
the bill in relation to appeals to the Supreme
Court was, after debate, passed over the Pres-
idcnts recent veto. On motion of Mr.. Francis
Thomas, the Committee on Claims was direct
ed to inquire into the expe liency Of devising
means of ascertaining the amounts of claims
due to loyal citizens by the u. S. Government,
and to provide for the payment of the same by
grant of public lands to the several claimants,
the value of the land to be estimated at 81 %
per acre. The bill exempting certain manutac
lures from internal tax was passed, the House
agreeing substantially to the amendments Of
the BILL Mr.. Boutwell,, one OF the Impeach'
ment Managers, offered q resolution that on
and after Monday next the House will post
pone action on all matters except those relating
to impeachment until after the trial of the
President shall be concluded. The resolution
met with opposition on both sides Of the House
and it was finally withdrawn, and the House
adjourned.
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IhEED.

At his residence, in King George county, on
Friday morning, 18th inst, after q severe i'll.
ness Of six days, GEORGE w. SCRIVNE R, Il
highly esteemed citizen, aged forty years, two
months and eighteen days.
On Friday, the 10Th instant, FIELDER b.
SUIT, Jr., ut his residence, near Forrestvllle,
Prince Georges CO., Nd, in the 9th year Of
his age
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-28

WHAT THE EFFECT WILL BE.-The Peters
burg Index thus looks at the future that is to
follow the present state of affairs:
by the impeachment and conviction of An
drew johnson the Radicals will have establish
ed dangerous precedents-frst, that all depart
ments Of Government are subordinate to Con-
gress, and second that that body being the sole
judge OF Its own powers, may enlarge them at
will until tho only limit will be whatever for
bearance in despotism party majority may
choose to exercise.
1.-THE Presidency is shorn of its proper ard
balancing influence in the Government. For
let it once be admitted, and successful impeach-
ment will establish that point, that Congress
may absorb the authority of the coordinate
branches, and make itself, and not the Consti-
tuition, the defner of official prerogative-that
ment the force of the system is solidifed
and concentrated, and the Legislature becomes
supreme. ,.,,
I'm this event it will indeed matter little who
may be President It will matter so little that
to elect Democrat to that Office in tn Q fall will
be merely to have placed another official head
under the Congressional axe. For what might
Democratic President do in opposition. to
Radical usurpation without surely lncurrlng
the fate J, of Ar Andrew johnson? Could he BE- de-
tended Certainly not as successfully as the
present incumbent might be now. For it is
preposterous to imagine that after elevating
Mr. Wade Congress will not, during the inter-
vening months, 50 strengthen its position as to
prevent any possible trouble from a future Ex-
ecutive Wade would offer no obstacles to
such precautionary measures, for he accepts
the Office, if at ALL with the declaration that in
his opinion the President should have no poll
cy. Congress should adopt policy and the
President execute it.
And yet it is proposed to dismiss Mr.. John
sons case as affecting seriously neither the lib
critics Of the people or the prospects of the Dem
ocratic party. Things will be put to rights at
the ballot-box in the Autumn elections, say
these easy-going gentlemenl
perhaps 80, but We are not over sanguine!'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-28

JAPANESE CUCUMEERs. The manner of
cultivating the cucumber was to Inc somewhat
novel, and it appeared to me in some respects
superior to our mode Instead Of sowing the
seed in hills, it is sown in double rows, as peas
are frequently done, only at a greater distance
apart, both between the rows and the plants,
say three feet between the first. The vines are
supported by placing brushwood along each
row, forming an arch over which they may
grow. The advantages this method present
are nnrm 2 c Is H1y sean and p ds ip g
cred without incurring danger Of injury to the
vines by tramping on them. -Hoggs G"fden-
ina IN ,J0Dun,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-28

Mr.. Barbee, the SCULPTOR writes to his broth
er in Lynchburg, that his health continues to
improve, and that he hopes soon to be quite
cured of the disease that has afflicted him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-28

At Radical meeting Of the colored people
of Richmond. held on Wednesday night last,
Hunnicutt was unanimously nominated tor
Governor of Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-28

LoUDoUN COUNTY ITEMS. Rev. e. Il. Per-
kins, Of St. James Church, Leesburg, has ac-
cepted call from the Church in Louisville,
Kentucky. MIR. P. will enter upon his new
field of labor about the first Of May. This de-
termination, which sense of duty has induced
upon the part of Mr.. Perkins, is a cause of
deep regret to the members of his congregation,
to whom he has ministered for nearly two
years.
The Pleura- Pneumonia has made its appear
ance in Loudoun county. Maj. VIM. Berke-
ley, of Aldie, has lost nine head Of fine cattle,
with this disease, within the last few weeks.
The first indication of the disease is an indis-
position to eat, and afterwards difficulty in
breathing ; they die with high fever. They
die within about eight days from the time they
are attacked. By post norton examination
the disease has been ascertained to be confined
entirely to the lungs.
The Board of Public Works, We learn, has
decided to sell the States interest in the Poto-
mac Bridge at the Point of Rocks. -LeesJurg
]VaShington1an.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-28

Impeachment commences again on Mon
day next. Anybody who is DESTROYS of hearing
Butler, and can ''get ticket, will have a
chance But Butler and Ticket!