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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

STATE or IONA.
Bsehasan tcssty.
IL D'ssriet Cosrs, iYra 7s-m. A. D., 1865.
z. :. Cowies. Administrator Of the
estate Of Charles c. Seymour.
deceased,
Augustus Anderson. Ellen Ander>
son. b. y. Bedien; and Harriet
NJ. Seymour.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS,
" oU. and each Of you. arc hereby notified
i that on the 18th day OF February. lSes,
,h.re viii be on file in the Office of the Clerk Of
the District Court IL buchanan County. Iowa.
Pstition Of +. (. Cuw,es, administrator ~ the
e-iate Of Charles c. Seymour deceased, claiming
ot YOU, Augustus Anderson. the sum Of Two
Hundred Dollars. with the interest thereon a,
the rate Of seven per cent. from tie ssih day ~
December, ls65. oa yonr Augustus Aud.rson'sl
two promisory notes, and praying for the fore.
closure Of the mortgage given TO secure the pay
ment VI said notes. ana foi tho delivery of said
Notes and mar, gage BY the defendants. d. H.
Bedient and II. N. Seymour. and for oihtr
proper relief.
And tina, nnl.ss you appesr and answer o.
plead tht rste on or before noon az the second
day oi the next teriu OF the District cuart. III
and fer Buchanan County. Iowa which sal
term will commence the set, DAY o; ArfH,
ls6s. yoar default viii be entered against yua
and judgment, rendered as prgy.d fer in sas
petition.
Dated this 3th day 81 February, 1868
BLAIR 4 BRONSON.
n3S-3u Ait'ys for PIT.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

A FRorny Crss. There is a man
in Marion county BY the name Of
Carter who freely declared that "if
niggers are admitted to Heaven he
preferred going to helly' "lIomc Is
where the heart is" can't help il.
This same Carter. VIC learn from the
Voter. recently at,ccded a lecture de-
liyeredin his neighborhood byRev. Mr..
Davis. colorcd preacher from New
ton, and attempted 10 break up the
meeting in row and since then has
threatened that If the "nigger" at
Temps to speak there again he will
shoot him. When nature makes u
mistake and puts the soul OF mule
into the carcass of a Copperhcad,
how impossible it is to hide it.-Reg-
lister.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06
Original Notice.

Thomas A. Davis, Emeline Packer. Thomas d
Bullen, Lathrop Bulien aud james Jamisor.
N0u are hereby notified that on OF before
III the lst day of March. 1868. there viii 10
on file in the Office Of the Clerk OF the District
Court Of buchanan County. Iowa. petition u
Edward =. Baker, claiming against you the ti'lt
in &c. to the west half Of the south west quartz,
of Section eleven III, Township eighty -ninc
ts9). nortA Of range eight (sl west Of the III
/. NJ, in buchanan County. and State OF Iowa
and pray ing that the title Of ssid land be per
fected in him, snd that all legal title and interest
that you. or either Of you. CT any person claim
ing by, through or under you, except the pet.
tioner, may be forever barred and cut of, AMI
for general relief. And unless you appear and
answer thereto on or before noon Of the second
day Of the April Term Of said Court for 1855
default will be taken and o decree entered
against you 10 accordance with the prayer Of
said petition.
EDWARD r. BAKER. Plaintiff.
n32-%w by Lee 1 Wsart, Attorneys.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

DRoFESsoR II. II. JACOBS. Of puhuqre
il will be at Independence, IN the month OF
March, for the purpose Of Tuning and Repairing
Pianos and Melodecns. Having manufactured
Pianos for thirty years. he lie fully competent 10
do the work perfect. Also prepared TO cell
Pianos from the following makers c. r. Eighte
Newton. Hallstt 4 paviA Union, Arlington.
Steck, vosc. Allen 4 Jcwet,, knabc. Gale,
Chickering, Raven Bacon, Fischer, q rovestien,
or any other maker. Also the following Organs
smiths, Mason 4 Hamiin. Farley. Prince,
Chase, E.tey. Old Pianos taken In cxchane FOR
New. All Pianos selected by myself and war.
ranted for years, Orders le!s at Professor
Sanford.
REFERENCES.
Prof L. A. LCLL. Prof. T., KEMPToR.
IA. HOPPE, c. SCHRINoR,
Dnhuqae. nss-s !, Galena.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

NOTICE is hereby given that whereas Rob
IN ert Riddel, Jr., has this dag bought til.
interest Of James Forester, in the goods and
accounts Of the late firm Of Riddsll 4 Forester.
the co-partnersbip heretofore existing between
the undersigned Is this day aissoly ed by mutual
consent.
Robert Riddell IL authorized to collect the
debts due the said firm, and will pay all in
iebtedness Of the firm.
ROBERT RIDDELL,
JAMES FORESTER.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06


You are hereby notified that on the 7th day
Of March, 1898, Ut O'Clock ,. n. Of said day. Il
the residenes Of Peter Carr, ST., in Newton
Township, Buchanan County, Iowa. / will sell
at puddle auction 70 the highest bidder for cash.
the following dessribsd personal property, viz !:
The 0ns half interest Of . AcDvnald. Lsugh-
lin Go. Threading Machine.
This sale y b mAds 70 satisfy in whole o. 10
part the amount dse on mortgage executed By
Thomas Mcbride to Peter Carr, ST., dated Aa-
gust 2eth, 1855, and recorded in Book 70. page
3i5 Of buchanan County records, and upon the
property above described.
The said mortgage il nov the property Of
Peter Carr. sr., for whose nss AMI benefit the
aforesaid sale Of said mortgaged property il TO
be made TO satisfy, - whole or 10 part. the said
mortgage above described, with interest and
cost, and accruing costs BY virtue thereof.
Frderendencc. fcb'y 27th, 1868.
JOHN a. DAVIS,
nS5;ev Sheriff
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

IL District CSsrs. April Ty~. 4. b. Is6s.
Y. G. Merrill,
Rachel Deieststias, heir Of
Walter Delests,ius.
vNO RACHEL DELESTATIUS, heir 81 Wal
Il ter Deleststiss-Madam, you are hereby
notified thar there is sow on i.e in the once u
the Clerk o. the District SQUIRT Of buchanan
County, Iowa, petition Of y. Z. Merrill, claim.
ing Of the estate Of Walter Dslsst.tius the sum
Of $500. for labor performed and material
furnished on the dwelling house Of the hate
Walter Delestatias. Also asking the establish
ment Of mechanics lien Gu said premises as DC,
scrihed in said petition.
Aud that unless you appear and answer there.
to. ON or before noon Of the next April term OF
said court. to be holden in Independence in
said county. On the seth day VI April. 1858,
Judgment will be rendered az aims, you, in .s-
cordance with the prayer ~ said petition
y. c. MERRILL, Plaintiff
nSl-Sw Per L. W. HART, Attorney.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

THE firm Of L. L. W. 4. Kinyon il this
i day Dissolved by mutual consent
All persons having claims against said firm
viii present the same 70 w. r. Kinyon for set
uemsnt and all persons indebted to said firm
vii please call and make payment to ". r.
hinyon, who Is authorized to receiTe the same
Independence, Iowa, Jan. IGth, 1868.
l.. L. kINYON.
nSl-4 w. n. KENYON.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06
Sherin's Sale.

Df virtue of an Execution. issued on. .
ID and under the Seal Of the District cour
OF Buchanan County, Iowa. in favor OF Jane
d. Fox, assignee Of II. Mulberry, and arains
the goods aud chattcls, lsnis and tenemcnis Q.
Peter Carr. l have levied upon the folosips
described mortgaged property, viz.
The south east quarter Of Section twenty
three, Township eighty seven of Range seYtn
in said County Of Buchanan Iowa.
Which property. ~ above described, 4 W'h
offer for sale Ut Public Auction, at the a,er %
the Sherif's Office, in the City Of independence
ON Saturday, March 1ith, 4. D. iseS,
o'clock 7. n. Of said day, To the highest D'aoe'
70 satisfy said Executions and costs
JOHN A. DAVIS, sherh.
Sheriff. OAee, Independents.
peA,uarv lAth. 1888. n3sis
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06
Proclamation.

MAYORS OFFICE
Independence. Iowa, February 18th isss'l
Rf VIRTUE or tho authority in me vested
~ oy the laws Of the State Of Iowa. and iA'
ordinances Of the City of Independence, lows
notice - hereby given to the qualii elec''h
o. the City Of Independence, that Mepeas
March End. 1858. an election will be held ai';
plsese hereinafter designated for the election 9
we following named o6icers, to-wit:
Mayor. Marshal, Treasurer, Solicitor. A''s'
sor snd four Trustees.
That said elections win be held At the follow
ing named PLACES, to- Wit:
In let Ward, 1t the Court Houss.
In Fad Ward. q the Office Of d. d loldrass
- L. the srd rsEd, a tho Drug s. - .
II fhs A.h Ward, at the ofaoe Of CO.
b. Donnsn.
The polls will be open at . e'ap-k, 4. H. ana
wtll close at 4 +. n. on said isy. apd the !,
tfns Of said election shaff be made TO the y.
Clerk within ~ hours after the closing Of ~
In HitAAss Ehrreof I have hersunto 81 ~,
hand aHd caused 70 be shixed tho seal o. w
CITY Ozark.
WILLIAM A. JONES.
Msfos
D. $. LET,
Deputy rity rleik. ~
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06
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An interesting article in the Amer.
lean Agriculturist on tie best vare-
ties of cherries for cultivation. r. r..
Elliott, Of Cleveland, Ohio, recon-
nleisds those trecs for planting which
are only one year old from the bud,
50 that low heads may be encourag-
ed. trees with low heads being hard
ier and more capable Of resisting high
winds than th5se which have high
heads. Low branches shade the
trunks from the rays Of the sun in
Summer, and prevent the moisture
from being absorbed from the soil in
seasons Of drought.
Mr.. Elliott names and describes
twelve yaritief. commencing with
sweet cherries, and arranging them
as nearly as possible in the order in
which they ripen. namely:-Early
Purple Guigne; Rockpori; Coe's
Transparent; Governor Wood; Pom
tiac Red Jacket. The following are
classed as sour cherries, but the trees
are hardy and suited to q great var
iety Of soils; Louis Philippe, Early
isirhmenl, Archduke. Refine Hor-
tense, Belle Magnifque. and Early
Nay. The six aforementioned are ar.
ranged in the order Of their merit,
without reference to their time of RI
pening.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

viii sell my House and Lot. situated ten rods
i from the Burr House. for $780, This house
u lsx3p, and is veil designed for four families.
and rents readily for el9 per month OF s22s per
year: 4 want money and l am bound to sell
The heuae i for rent for smsll families.
! will rent to small families for from four to
six dollars per month.
&3-tfl p. TABOR.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06
Bridge Notice.

THE Bridge Committee Of Bsshaaan county
j win receive proposals for building Bridges
at the following locations, until March 10th.
1868. On said day the commitsee win meet IT
the court house TO exsmine said proposals. and
make contracts. Said proposals TO tie sealed
and left With the Clerk Of the Board CT Saper-
visors- Plans and specifications 10 be found
"a n. rlA-L
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

An Illinois farmer for twenty-five
years declares that in all that time be
has never failed to raise an excellent
crop Of winter wheat. In January or
February, he haals OFT all his manure
~ it accnmulates at the barn, and
top dresses his winter wheat with it.
scattering thoroughly. and covering
;he plants with it. Last year he ay-
eraged 80 bushels on 80 acres. while
his ncighbors none Of them reached
i2 bnsllels. With wheat at present
,,Iices, d little work like tlis pays
yell,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

VOU are hereby notiAsd that On The IAN
u dey - 1arsh, leo1, = o'eaoek ?. T.. =
front Of the aoutons House, in the City Of In.
depeadencs, Iowa vill ssu q public auction.
70 The highest bid er for cash, The following de.
seribsd mortgaged property. ic-wit: one cor
rel horse, siH yeaes old enc white horse, sevsn
years old; one bay mare, three years old !; and
set Of buggy harness, aud - tkreshins ma
chine, J. ]. Case ! Co., No. l9s; ten horse power
% inch cylinder, separator. This sslo h 70 BE-
maes y order 70 saanly u wheas. or n part. the
smount due % three promisory notes, executed
BY 9. J. AcNurray 70 J. !. Oass = Co., dated
sept. 9tb. 1857, for ssv0 hun1feA I've de1laSs,
With ten par csnt. isessest. which netss vers ..
J. NsilssIs1 = !. I c. : Co. sssss1sA d
Dsok - pase ~ = DasAaaan csss1 nseerds,
pa - Isssesal pesps.w skovs 1ssesihsA.
49, setsS 80 assse6. = ~ ths psepesiy
ths aehfeeail sate Il ~ Aeeeri4ed x,or31AeeA
pfopDsty y = - uaAs, - ss0iGlt - qkoic g 10
part. ~ $50 nolee shove Described, With To-
s ss.1sa - co. y; sSa ifiszTvS5f ,'''''
D. ]. y. ncrS, 0pecial Depaty.
Indspsndsses. rsb'y -. 1855. ssSssw
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

DOLLAR EACH.
ARRANDA a CO.
log BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
AGENTS FoR EuRcrEAS MANUFACTURES.
Announce, that In consequence Of the overstock-
ing Of the English market, an immense quantity
Of DRY and FANCY GOODS have been con
signed TO them with instructions to be cleared
for Immediate CASH, at any sacrifice A. 4 Co.
have, therefore. resolved to offer them according
to their ordinary system Of business ct 81 each.
without regard TO value.
The following list shows the original whole
sale prices Of SOME Of the articles which they
now offer at 81
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

An Ordnance,
no appropriate eighty d,llars per annun "a
i Engine Co. No. I, 10 four essrtsrly oav.
ments. ~
Dc 4 or!sissS b ~ 0y Ossseu u EaSsp~-
dsses, loes.
Section l:t That the sun Of EieAty Dollsrs
Council Of In1spendsaes, lows, 70 8 paid 70
kaeine Go. No. J, il 4uartssly payments Of
twenty dollars sseh, end the time n The nav
ment Of said sum to commence On the lst dsv
Of March, 1888.
JED LAKE,
Assss Psssdsat pso ten.
Deputy City Clerk,
do hereby certify that the foregoing Il tr.e
soSy o. an osdissnes nov % fls = NJ sGee.
Witness ny hand and oBeial seal this 10Th
day Of February, isee.
D. 3. LEN,
sas;sv Dsputy City Clerk.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

PfgtR VII
seed an,
~ sown
proper
I'VE toe
he. TIL
spread I
yield nc
An ae
ers agai
oi sowi
He decl
laia as !,
The Tho
plants al
absorl,s
urc aiiiL
frorn d,
chimes
Ell wl.cs
the inev.
How
AT hi
lasl.y, an
almost a
apt to b
To have
aegree, /
stand an
ter in vi
added |
off the
the potal
same YES
ed. to d
When re-
tato and
enough I
napkin,
the table.
kin takes
thep,;at
heavy, m
Flown
practical
always h
ent each
and is ca
inSerys
bed in al
gay With
plants /
tulips, AM
SOW l,ortt
when the
bloom. l
In q iawA
some ne
lpgl ers v
pereni.eia
iiess in ii
Years in
80 rlaates
shtrodacti
/
can be ma
year.
SrooK u
nay be ii
Il beef, ID
avorite 8
,tthe tail
n cold VA
hours TT
nav be a
,eef. nav
xce,pt h
;cep' Good
our. and
" adding
nd coolni,l
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lay he ,na
osuseas.en
,un eyprv
re trouble
eek or Ter,
Il is eyed
to stews 4
The To,
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sieiica-
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a,,,al 80.
most eh
lgf1ial ar
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06
Coy 4 Dobeu,
DEALERS lx
and Provisions

Aodepen6eMces AOeCa.
- HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for all
kinds Of country produce.
Wggoa Aincys n Aaesdasee to Deliver
Gosds Free " Charge.
Independence, june S, 1896 f5i.tf
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06
Advantages OF this Plow.


Il vim last nom three 70 six sisne'
~ =: 49, - !: J, ', ssa y ; =. -,
- Sasis.siy sess ahsose b psuwins eighty ssss
- Z. a -. =. : :.!s: =: s: ;s:' Z. F;:
. YIN ''scour" IA the most diflac,lt
ags,ss ;.ysAsss 10 sh'rA IL VII ut sesss. l~r
OIt draws lighter than any other
~ ~ sssssae u sass wtdtA - asph..
1he Ahare can b sharpened, or o
.. s::,, :: : =: ' W., ss rs y y.
DMV ua4seAaA 90 wosAs .hishlys.
Any section can b replaced by a
ss2'sssss e = - e ~ As.ns = the sArs, LAliD
ne - = 0s1lds.
y = voll stocked with New Eng
- ~ No. = q 60 : : T. give Or '.Is s1 a;
r plows at any depth, from three
-, sJ 49, 80 SSsas fsss:..ly = .,Ar .,aeer
Rai tsash ssuD,sss,y
- 1t II tho cheapest Plow in tho
.srA ls.ses ssss = shsrs 70 economy 10 paying
~ ddlass eass. rather than nvs dollars Ave u III
ss:r Ps = E 49, -, .. ss =: ~, .ss ,ss A..
Sarss e aes aess wct. With the .ans power.
s.s ~ 4; !. . s: 4 !: -; =. 4, ..,. =
49, =. ~ q. proas. ana as o.. o. y ss,es
go 80 = - easapsst. and arc eonhdert man
2gsAs nese thaa hundred deArs worth oi .pls~s
vvssy dos b gsts sns Il thsss.
- remarks arc made after Q
esn tAs wss, ,.aay u which have justly carved
- Our new model "B" Plow ia
esee expressly for stubtic and fenl treuu4
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06
Gins for Christmas 1 New Tears!

The above stock will be disposed Of on the
rcrrLAR oxE-rRicE PLAN. giving every patron
fnr G old or Solid Silver watch for $40, with
ont gard to value.
WRIGHT BR~. 4 Co.. l6i Broadway. New
York. wish 10 immediately dispose Of the above
magnificent stock. Certihcates, naming the
articles. placed in sealed envelopes, and well
mixed. Holders are placed in scaled ENVELOPES,
and we'll mixed. Holders are entitled to the
articles named ir their certificate, upon pay
nent Of Ten Dollars, whether it be . watch
worth 81 GOO or enc worth less The retarn OF
any Of eur certificates entities yeu to the articles
named thereon. upon payment, irrespective Of
its worth, and as no article valued less than 81 Q
is named on any certificate, il win at once be
seen that this Is no lottery. but straight for
ward legitimate transaction, which may be par
ticir ated in even by the most fastidious.
single certificate will BE- sent BY mail, post
paid. upon receipt Of IS cents Eve for o., eleven
fer 81. thiriy-threc and elegant premism for
IS, sixty six and more valuable premium for
SIC. one hundred and most superb watch for
SIS. To agents or those wishing employment,
this is rare opportunity. II is legitiinately
conducted business duly authorized by the
Government, and open to the nest careful rcru-
tiny Watches cent by Express, With bill for
collection on delivery. 50 that dissatisfaction
can possibly occur. Try Ms. Address
xRICIf, BkefIBR 1 CO., Importers,
n94-3m l6l Rpoadwav New Yo,k
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

EUTRALIs
er sends
o the Nc
/ p' iso.
ION aud
been int
lowed.
a,sy bari
|rogills
'itl a u
| j take n
oil will
cry forr
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lleniists
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

|orEcTIo
|.-I'lal
are not
be save
'ry scve
bis file
The
! land
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06
RkISnf, bkvTuBk ", Importers,
,4-3m l6l Broadway. New York
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
DRY Goods! E1ssrv Goods:

JEWELLERY SILvERWARE.
Worth over $2,oe0,pe0' All TO be sold for ONE
DOLLAR EACH.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-06

MCCooLE AND CoBURN-The great prize,
fight between these two noted pugilists, for
$4,000 and the championship, was to have
taken place on May 9th, at some point within
fifty miles of Cincinnati. How well the secret
of the fighting ground was kept the following
item from the st Louis Republican of May
18th will show, and it furnishes other interest
ing information in relation to the affair:
When persons tell you that they know where
the McCoole and Coburn fight is to take place,
pay as much attention. to them as you would to.
the idle wind. The city is swnrming with
gamblers from Cincinnati, who are evidently
here for some specific purpose New York
hasfurnished a fewof the same kind In az
swer to all inquiries we have uniformly stated
that we disapprove of the prize-ring, and men
must be their own judges. McCoole will fight
to whip. There is n terrible influence being
brought to bear against him. and the East is
determined he shall not win. He acts like a
baby as he alwas did, is honest and sincere in
everything he says and hoists tie black Fl ,g,-
"victory or DEATH
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-06


ONE orTHEM.--The st. Louis Rspnblican
gives the following sketch of Warmoth, ono Of
the Radical carpet baggers, who is elected to
Congress from Louisiana: IS ge ss
syarmoth was asBreckenridge Secession
Democrat in 1860, in and about Rolla, Mis-
souri,. When Federal bayonents becanle.plen-
~, Warmoth's Southern feelings -thinned out,
but he still claimed to be Democrat. Gov.
Gamble commissioned hun Lieut.- Colonel Of
the 32d Missouri, the Major OF which has pro
cIaimed him q cDward.s aAtVicksburg he was
dismissed by Gen. Grant tor lying about him,
but. by political working, was restored to his
rank The very last election, in which he
claimed the right to vote as a Mssourian, he
worked against the Radical party, himself
standing ut the polling place<o opened IN his reg
mental quarters for taking the soldiers vote.
and worked oil day for the opposition ticket
which he succeeded in carrying by one major
ity. No one missed him from st. Louis until
it was heard thnto WarlnOth was elected BY
the negroes Of New Orleans torepresent them
In Congress, and also that man named War
moth was said to bc implicated in Treasury
defalcations somewhere South. Upon further.
Developments, It turned out that this'N vas War;
mnutho Of Missouri.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-06

TERRITORIAL DELEGATES The Demo-
cratic County Convention of Ada met at Boise
City last Saturday, and the following named
persons were elected Delegates to the Terrific
rial Convention: j. D. Agnew, II. III. Lind
say G. A. Lawrence. T. d. Cahalin, G. w.
Paul. The Convention instructed for HolbrooL.
The Owyhee Convention met at Silver City
last Saturday, and elected the following Dele
gates to the Territorial Convention, viz:
K: Huggan, e. z. Johnson, B. N. DAVIS, Jas.
Lyman, J. FL. Slater, Dan Carlin, Frank Bro
ker, 7. +. Ensign. The Delegates are in
structed to vote for F. f. Miller.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-06

BY STAGE observation-disclosures B. Read
ding, q distinguished pioneer of California.
died at his ranch, Buena Ventura, Shasta
county, May 29th.
Jerry W. Sullivan, the noted News Dealer
Eof San Francisco; died in that city, May 2Sth,
aged.46 years
Tie California Delegates to the Democratic
National Convention sailed for the East on.
May 30th
Two very heavy earthquake shocks occurred
In San Francisco the night of May 29th. Sim
liar shocks were felt at Sacramento, and four
shocks shook Virginia City, Dayton, Washoe
and Fort Churchill, Nevada. The shock stop
ped the pumps in the Savage mine.
M. R. Chapman, hotel keeper at Lakeport,
Cal, was shot and killed, May 28th. by man
named Hinckley, who is in custody.
The steamer from Portland, May 30th, for
San francisco, carried away $4,000.
Gen. Crook left Portland, May 29th, for
Camp Warner.