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CTATE or vEKMONT-Dis,riet of

y Ad 'ison, s..
Tie Probate Court i,r the District ol Addison.
!" I'll person, interested in The estate 81
CH\ElES H. FORD,
ste o'C"rnnall. Ia ,ait District. deceased
Greeting
tiwin =. Stowol sad Caroline h. Ford, admin.
istrstors o. the estate Of aid Charles X, Ford
deceased. present ,hcir petition. in writing stat
ing that the personal sstslc Of said deceased
amounts Il about S5,0on. the real estate. SlS,T.5
the tehls, IA thus tar a>certSirct to sl8 600 and
that i l. Necessary for the payment OF such debt,
10 ,cl Tau Of said real estate and hv reason Of the
dl.EcU.u st dividing thr real estate, il will be im
The inter'-t ri az l'-r-rI, concerned Ia sell the
whole ol said real estate, except tie homestead
ard the widow righi ii dover; Therefore b,
the authority Of the State of Vermont, YOU 81.
hercl notified TO appear heiore this court Al
e.sion thereof 10 b" held AZ the Probate Office ia
Mhlchnrv, In >ad District On Monday, he ?StL
lav 81 pr-emi"r inst. 1865, aud show cause. II
any you have. Hln nch hcen.e should not liz
granted,
Daiel al ,sii Mi!olchtr,. thi, 1t day m pr-
ccmber, AZ. lSiN.
S7w! JED :, BUSHNELL, Register
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NOTICE, The Inhabitants and Free
~ holders Of the Village Of Middlsbury are
hereby notified. that the Annual Meeting OF the
Corporation of said Village will be held at the
Town ROOM, in said Mddlebury, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 9th day of January next, AID. 1869, al
one o'clock in the afternoon, for the following
purposes, TO wit;
LIST. To elect officers Tor the ensuing year.
Pod. 70 vote ts x TO defray the expenses Of said
corporation for the ensuing year, and to pay
any outstanding debts against said corpora
ii0n.
aor. To do any business thought proper when
net.
r., ,rdcr Of the Trustees
JED $. BUSHNELL, Clerk.
Middle, 'ury, Dec. 25tb, Al. 1868. 39w1
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legal 0nttess.

NOTICE.
~ Probate Courts for the District Of Addisos
viii hereafter be held at the Probate Office in Mid.
dlebury, on every Monday, Al Ten o'clock, AM.
BY order Of the Court.
JED S. BUSHNELL. Register.
December 9TH, 1863. 3Tw3
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COOA1NG slo' +.
So PER CENT SAVED IN FUEL.
Extension Top Reservoir, Closet, and all modern
IA" a ssks, s sysu Js ~ a Teh
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HAWKS AUXILIARY AIR CHAMBER
dr. may n. institutional ,h,o,,h aha .n,,,s
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--------------------
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-, yIyIrrrss
f'' sale cheap At 'AAl'h>
LANNEL,
= W s-sSss 'iA" AN- - Ei,f Is
s''' a.
~ ea::ln:1s: ps.:Als:, Eskimo .4, M.,s.v
Manufactures. For ssls cheap at
VALLErfEs,
LINE FAMILY GROCERIES,,
10 full stock, at NAllsflEs-
rcn
\ atoms bhsL' s"ss', tof sale chsaH ,
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F5MJIr FIDTp
Every GArr. tally warranted. A'"'
D. AZ, m, p oyp
bs| we" HHHed b"cAtehe" run ~
|
| Constantly on hand and Tor sale at
NALLRfrfs.
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SORENESS OF THE THROAT,
CHEST & LUNGS

DO not delay procuring AMI Immediately taking
Goes Cough Balsam, when troubled with any Oh
the above named difficulties They are all pre-
monltory :, mptoms Of Consumption, and it not
arrested, will sooner or later sweep YOU away
into the valley Of shadow, from which none eau
ever return.
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FOR GROUP,

The Balsam will lie Ound invaluable. and may
always lie relied upon IN the most extreme cases.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

SUMMER tLoTHINe.-All kinds, Styles and sizes
Mems Youths, Boys, and Children's ready-made
equal TO custom work In style it, and make; also, q
fine assortment of selected styles OF pieces of goods
to be made mp to order 10 the best and most fashion.
able manner.
All prices guaranteed lower than the lowest elEe-
where, and full satisfaction guaranteed every pur-
chaser or the sale cancelled. and money refunded.
Hat tDdV bettOeen BENNETT q Co.,
EYtt and TOWER HALL,
Si9th streets) No. SIS MARKET ST.,
PHILADKbPHIA,
AND No. 500 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
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AND No. 600 BRoADwIT, IISGNV't MTW YoRk. HI

AzURENE-Th is newly discovered compound
which is destined to do with indigo 1t contains
no acid to destroy the clothes, and 10 nearly FIVE
times as powerful as the old indgo-bag. 1t can be
had Of all respectable grocers In boxes at ten
and five cents each. In every twenty cent box will
be found a neat metallic pocket emerybag or PIN
cushion. 1t is manufactured at the Gray's Ferry
Chemical Works, the proprletors of which rank
among the oldest firms In America. Their offices are
st No. 105 South Front str eet pbia, and No.
l6 Buring Slip N. Y. They also own the only prl
vate line ofteleRraph between Philadelphia and New
EnnIr
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ElSCELLkRE0US CITY JsTTIRes.

Extensive preparations are being made in
this city by the various Councils OF the o. q. A.
NJ, tor the grand parade of the Order which is
TO take place in Lancaster, Pa, on the llth OF
September. The parade, it is expected, will be
the largest ever held outside of Philadelphia.
Nearly all the trades will be represented ia the
line, by members, who are to be furnished with
wagons and the necessary tools to work while
the parade is passing through the streets.
Fame Council, of this city, resolved, on Tues
daV night, TO represent the carpenters, and will
take with them the materials necessary to carry
out their idea.
The cornerstone of the German Lutheran
Emanuel Church, 20 be erected at the so1the asst
corner OF Fourth and Carpenter streets was laid
yesterday afternoon, in the presence of q large
concourse of Persons. The congregation is now
wOrsbipDipg in the building on Sixth street,
above Carpenter. fIom which place they pro-
ceejed in a body 10 the new ground, followed by
the choir and clcrgymCn who took part IN the
eXercises-Rev. Drs. Mann, VogelbaCk, Spaeth,
Eeisser, Vosseler, R,b, Ricke, Schater, SeiSs,
Kunkelman, and Waters.
"A meeting was held last evening at the old
County Court House ior he purpose OF forming
a company to be attached TO the Republican In
Vincbles. over. seventy young men enrolled
their names aud, on motion, an election was
held Tor officers OF the newly-iormed company.
The following named gen lemen we're elected:-
Captain, Alfred r. Colgan; First Lieutenant,
Charles S. Pope; Second Lieutenant, James
Ewel.
detectives are to be appointed under the new
The Chinese Embassy will probably visit
Philadelphia in August.
"A contemporary says OF, the Democratic
ticket that 1t won't hold water" This
may be regarded as severe cast at Franz
Blair, .E
"Let us have peace. - Grant.
"Let us have War,"--B air.
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JEwELRY.-Mr William w. Cassidy, No. 12 South
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine Jewery and silverware In the CITY
Purchasers rely upon obtaining real pure arti-
Gle furnished at price which cannot be equelled
He also has large stock of American watches In all
varieties and at all prices visit to his store is
To result In pleasure and profit
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THE PARIS Epoque announces that Madame Italia
Garbaldl, the lately married wife OF Menottl Carl
baldi proposes raising battalion Of amazons. Two
Of her friends are now In England endesvoring to
recruit the force. We hope of her friends will
come over here and look at some of the officers uni
forms got up by Charles Stokes & Co., the eminent
clothleIs under the Continental during our war. We
are satisfied she would order suits for the whole staff
Of the Amszonian officers Immediately. They would
make any one of them look "every inch man."
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Greenwich.
This light Is intended Q a guide TO the mall vessels
between Sweden and the Gull of Finland.
(All bearings are magnetic. Variation 10 degrees
westerly In 1881
BY order. w. B. BHUBRICK, Chairman.
Treasury Department. Office Lighthouse Board, Wash
ington. ID. O., July 6, 1858.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ PARDEE SCIENTIFIC COURSE
IN
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE.

The next term commences on THURSDAY, Sep
tember TO- Candidates for admission may be examined
the day before september s or Tuesday, July 2s
the day before the Annual Commencement.
For circulars apply to President CATrELL, or to
Professor R. B. YoUNGNIAN,
Clerk OF the Faculty.
Eeston, Pa, July, 1868, 714tf
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water, and read THF
EVENING TLLEGRAPH. at Hillmans News Stand, d
Norlh Pennsylvania Depot.
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FINE CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES for Gen.
tlemen. Bartlett, No. S3 South Sixth street, above
Cheafiut
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GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium SEWN
Machines, No. 73O Chestnut street.
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UTOODLANDS CEMETERY COMPANY
w The following Managers and Officers have
ELI X, PRICE, President.
VIM. H. Moore. VIM, w. Keen,
Samuel s. Moon, Ferdinand j. DreeF,
GilieH Ballet, George IL Buzby,
EDWIN Greble, b. A. knight.
Secretary and THeasurer-JOS. B. TOWNSEND.
The Managers have passed q resolution requiring
both LOthOders aud Visitors present tickets a. the
entrance for admission TO the Cemetery. Tlckets
may be had al the Office of the Company, NO Sls
ARCH Street, or OF any OF the Managers 1R
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NEWSPAPERS, Periodicals, Fashion Plates, and
Msgezines-bolh English and AmericRn-may be had
as soon SIS published of John TIenwIth the great
news agent His enterprise aud energy have secured
or him an extensive patroni ge, which continues
satisfy by iurni ishng the New York papers several
hours earlier than they be obtained by the regu
lar mails. and by selling the periodicals and mRga-
zines at the lowest possible prices. Those desiring
the latest Intelligence should visit TIenWEh News
Emporium. at No. lO7 S Third street
LoGs OF ALPACA SACKS.
Lots of Linen Sacks,
Lots OF the Chocolate Linen Sdcka
Lots Of the Chocolate Busters,
Lots OF Duck Sacks
Lots Of White Vests,
Lots Of Linen Pants and Vests,
AU JreSh and very nice,
a7-A AlpdcaS from i21s TO Is.
~" WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HdH
s. E. Corner Of Sirth and Mdrke2 streets.
Ha- a good lot OF OEergy7nen'S Long Sacks.
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t4g@ PHILADELPHIA AND READING
- RAILROAD COMPANY. omce No. 27 s.
FOURTH Street. PHILADELPHIA May q. 1868.
NoTICE-To the holders of bonds of the PHILA-
DELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD COM.
PANY due April 1, 1870
The Company offer to exchange any OF these bonds
of $1,000 each at any time before the (1s first day Of
October next at par for mortgage bond OF equal
amount bearing seven per cent interest clear of
United States and Skate taxes, having twenty-five
years to
The bonds not surrendered on or before the lst Of
October next will be paid ut maturity In accordance
with their tenor, 8. BRADFORD,
b2StO1 Treasurer.
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DODGERs' AND WOSTENHOLM's POCKET
Nv KNIyEs Pearl and sag Handles Of beaqti5Hl iEsl
RAZORs and she celebrated LBCOULTRE RAZOR
SCJISBORS OF the finest quality,
Razors, Knives. bciss orB and Table Cutlery Ground
and Polished, at p. MADEIRA'5, No. lis s. TENTH
Street, below Oheanuk @bn
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional A1orine NeWs see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY.
BUN RIsES..." 454 MOON SETS 1'45
SUN SETS. HIGH WATER. 40
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
JAMES r. YOUNG,
COATES WALToN, SMoNTHLY COMMITTEE,
THOMAS POTTMR,
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]. VAUGHN AERRIcKI - m WILLIAM H. MERRIoK
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
= WASHINGTON Streets.
PHILADELPHIA,
MERRICK d SONS,
LENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
for Land, River, and Marine Service.
Boilers, Sesometers, Tanks, LION Boats. etc.
Castings OF all kinds, either Iron brass.
Railroad Stations etc.
RetOrts and Gas Machinery, OF the latest and most
improved construction.
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, also
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, vacuum Pans, OIL
Steam Trains, Defecators. Filters, Pumping, En-
Rines, etc.
Sole Agents for N. Billeux's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and
AaDinwRll Il Woolsey'B Patent Centrifugal BuREe
sA7~-'assu9 n Hr~l,aeH. 6P"
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schr f. g. Irwin, Athens. Cambridgeport Captain.
schT T. D. Wilder, Heather. Wilmington. n. O., Cap
STR r. franklin Plerson. Baltimore, A, Groves. Jr
Tug Thos Jefiarson Allen for Baltimore, with q tow
OF barges, w. p. Clyde q 90.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
with @dse, 6yGs CO. noa-. ,.., ,yar,
tow Tg barge paqsea % " aeR yde rS% with
MENORANDA
steamship wyoming Teal, hence, at Savannah yes
from Falmouth 18th inst ' nen'o iof An'"e'p '"'ieU
Brig MiPs' Holden, hence at Galway 18th inst. vie
Brig Harp, Ispley. hence, at Bangor 27th Inst;
Et BOothbay 2lst inst
schs e. H 4tTooG AtWOod for PhIIsGelphia Sailed
soh1s Re6ecca knight e. J. Heraty Heraty w g.
Dearborn, scnl; @. b. wood, Candy r. n 8. Corson
al HS omes m 6s 3 ae oF ad
again Also sos 6aed al the vessels before reported ex
White sea. and one other. ,,,,
Tsn,9n, ord from Ellsworth ford for doi s. H. sharp,
Webb from Boston for do b,is Josiah white Zones
schr Lucy Homes, Ellis. for Philadelphia. cleared
so6r A. Hammond, Paine. for saco, to load for Phi
ladpIphia, cleared at Boston 2Sth inst.
Schr Argus Eye, Mayhem tor Philadelphia cleared
~ schGs hGiH EVers1een Bellows and H. Bartlett Har
m Tr Sc d ns and remained
next evening, ,
echr FarIy Bird, from Pensacola for Philadelphia
was ~ ok en- 22d inst, OH sand Key.
Schr Martha Smith, for Philadelphia, cleared at
JaCksonVille 22d inst.
EChr Richard Law, YORK, hence Tor Annisquam,
sai ed rom Holmes Hole 2Ith inst
soNr Reading RR No 43, hence at Norfolk 2sth inst.
stesu. er D. Utey Davis, for Philadelphia cleared
at New Yofk yesterday.
NOTICE TO MARINEIeS.
With reference TO Notice to Mariners respecting a
Idghtyesse 10 be placed off stockholm 5karen south
ofIhe sea OF Aland, notice ia given that the Light
vessel has been placed In position. with the Svenskar
| RioTn hearing NV, by NJ. and the Lagskar Light
house F by N The lights are ttgo Fred white lights
exhibited from two masts The position OF the Light
vessel Is in latitude SO degrees 80 minutes longitude
| 10 degrees 45 minutes east from GREENWICH
Also that morn the lst day of May, 1868 light
| wOuld be exhibited on the Heman Island one or the
siRnaldskRT group of the Aland Islands The Ilgnt Is
Hr6d white light, visible nom between the bearings
| NV by w. q w and w SW 10 the east, and between
| NE and Sc by E y Il TO the west y Is elevated
twenty-thIee feet above the level OF the sea. the
position Of the lighthouse Is in latitude 60 degrees II
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

II
steamship Juniata, HoXie, Havana and New Orleans
Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steamship Co.
Steamship Saxon, Boggs, Boston. III. Winsor q Co.
Brig Lila Day, Charlestown, ID. s. Stetson d& Co.
Schr O. Smith. Barrett Lynn, l.. Audenried d Co.
Schr Elizabeth. Horner PaWtucket, do.
SChr Chase, Paul, Boston, do
SchI Mary weaver, weaver Boston, do.
Schr T.. G. Irwin, Athens, Cambrdgeport, Captain.
SchI Il. d. Wilder, Heather, Wilmington n. O., Cap
tain.
STR f. Franklin Pierson. Baltimore A. Groves. Jr
STR Aida, Lennig, New York, W. p Clyde & Co.
Tug Thos Jefferson, Allen for Baltimore, with q tow
OF barges, w. p. Clyde IL Co.
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MEETING OF DRIVERS AND CoNDUCToRs.-The
drivers and conductors of the various City Pas
senger railroads held meeting last evening tor
the purpose of forming q Drivers and Conduc-
tors Protective Union. James Newell was
elected President, Frederick Perkins Vice
President Thomas NJ. Elliott, Recording Secre.
tary, Charles Hass Financial Secretary, and
John X. Brown Clerk. A Committee was also
appointed to prepare a constitution and bylaws
to be presented to the members for their APP
proval, after which the meeting adjourned.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. - Between IL and l
o'clock this morning. fire broke out in the
distillery of Messrs. Haggerty Murray, Nos.
apparently on the second floor, and spread with
great rapidity. Half an hour after the fire was
discovered the roof fell IN. The fremen toled
to exttguish the flames. Mr.. Haggerty will
lose the whole of his large and valuable stock.
The origin of the fire is not known, but it is
thought it was caused by the machinery on the
second floor. This place has been on fire several
times before, but never amounted TO anything
serious. The loss cannot yet be ascertained.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Bristol. Wallace. "a hours from New York
with mdse to w. p. Clyde g. Co.
Steamer Y, n, Fairchild, Trout, q hours from New
York. with mdse to w NJ Baird & Co.
Tug ThOa. Jefferson. Allen, from Baltimore with Q
tow OF barges to w. z. Clyde d Co,
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LARcENY.-James Collins was Rrres ted yes
terday for the alleged larceny of watch from
stranger in the city. Edward Verrick was sus-
pected of being concerned with Collins, and a
pawn ticket, calling for the watch, was found
in the lining of his hat. Thay were held for
hearing.
CT Clare was charged before Alderman
Doueherty with the larceny OF a coat, belonging
TO bather at Smiths Island, and was held to
hail
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GERMAN MEETING.-A number of the Ger
man citizens met last evening at the hall of the
German Society to advance German education,
DR.. Kllner in the chair, and Mr.. Kerodi was
selected as Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Battleheim. it was resolved
that all the German principals and teachers
should be invited TO take part IN this movement,
proposals at a future meeting to be held in
August. Addresses were made by Dr. Helm,
Schinneman, Pott, Locker and others.
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ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS.
vKTALNUT STREET THEATRE, N. e. COR.
w Ninth and Walnut streets.
GRAND RE-OPENING,
ON MONDAY EVENING, August Q, 1873
LAST REPRES ENTATIONS
]. e. MCDONOUGH'S
SPECTACLE f OF THE
BLACK CROOK,
GREAT PARIsIENNE BALLET TROUPE,
Who sail for California early In October
THE GbEATEST COMBINATION OF ARTISTS
IN THE COUNTRY.
MAL'LLE GUSIPPUs MORLACCHI,
MADLL GUIpANO LEAH.
MADLLE E5MIRALDIA DIANI.
STAR PREMIERS ABSOLUTE.
SOLOISTS.
MAD'ILE BARRETTA.
MAD'LLE ALBERTINF,
with full Corps de Ballet. -.
Under the direction of GEORGE 3. SMITH.
r. s. SMITH AND uEILGE
GRAND TRANSPORTATION SCENE
THE LATE GEORGE WUNDERLICH.
Box Office will open on Saturday for the Reslstra-
tiop OF Seats. 1t
UOX,s AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE
II EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY
AFT ERNOON.
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE,
In Grand Ballets, Ethiopian Burlesquea, SOnEt
FOR SALE.
A. A RARE CHANG FOR SALE THE
IIA beautiful GERMAN OWN RESI- DENUE. On
CHURCH LANE, third house eaSt OF railroad, with
For sale low 10 cash payer. Apply No. I27 OHE5-
NUT street, second hoor ~ uths6t
TO RENT.
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DHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
Int5C6P p05 "a TFn isOi-CHARTER PERPETUAL
No pa WALN UT street, opposite the Exch anRe
This Company insureg TRT RE ioss or damage oy
ON liberal terms on buildings, merchandise furniture
eIc for limited periods, ana permanently on build
in0p by deposit of premiums, -,
HheI company has been IN actlVe oper alton for
,,an an SIXIY YICe RS during which all lossss have
heen promptly adjusted and paid.
"eeN DIRECTORS.
John L. Hodge, David Lewis
y m MehOny, BENJAMIN EtttnR,
Tohn n Lewis, Thomas Ill. Powers.
William ii Grant, A. II. McHenry,
Robert w. Leaning, Edmund Castillous
ID, Clark Wharton Samuel wilcox,
Lawrence Lewis, Jr: Lewis .; Norris.
SAMUEL WILCOX. SecretAryS S2sa
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

Issued BY Judge Barton during the
month of September.
DIxON-KENT-Renj. F. Dixon and
Elise NJ Kent, 24ih. Manisd II F airbank,
Aug. l4th, by o. c. Kent. Up.
MISUNDERSTANDING. Fitzgerald
and Mary Shay, l7th. Independents.
MIENDORF-BL AEKENBER Chris
toph Miendorf and Caroline Blsnkcnburo,
10Th. Married Aug. 23d, BY Rev. J. H..
LsnepasP.
MALTERS-SABDELL--Orville n. Ma :
ters and Josephcnc A. Labdell, oath.
Married At Independence Aug. oath, BY
Judge Barton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bower and
Margaret 4. Gillian, 9th. Married ct
Independence, Aug. 9th, by Rev. ].
Fawcett.
SHARP-FRAIR-Alexander Sharp and
Mary Ann FMir, Aug 10Th. Married At
independence, Adg 27th, By Rev. G.
Speagg.
KELLER-POLEN-Wm. A. Keller and
Catherine Pollen, 9Th. Married in Como
Tp. Aug. 28th, BY Rev. A. Manson.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

NJ. J. F. Hodges wishes to inform al
hose intending to buy Furs this fall, tina,
be is still the Agent Of the North American
Fur Company. the largest manufacturers in
the United States, aud Of whose goods he
sold 20 large quantity last year, and tina,
he win open in . short time the mos, at,
srsctive stock ever brought to this city, con.
sisting Of all ssy les Of Mink, Fitch, Siberi
an Squirrel, Sable Coney, River Mink, &c.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

Stssyed from the subscribers farm, Eve
miles south east Of Indedendence, en- the
Quasqueton road, west ride Of the River, on
the lst Of August, lasr
One dark steel grey mare, 3 yrs old, me-
dunn size, white spot six BY eigh, inches on
right side, white stripe in face.
One yeArlina mare colt, veil built, good
size, half Of iacs white, heavy name and
tail.
One bay horse colt, small size, white spot
in forehead.
Any person giving information which vii,
lead 70 the recovery Of the above stock will
BE- literally rewarded.
NJ. LEE.
Sept. Is, 1868. Il32w.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25
STRAYED.

From my residence in this city, on the 7,h
Of August, light red COW, years cd,
white face, brass knobs on horns, rope
around her horns, when she strayed. Any
Information Of this estray will be thankfully
received.
NJ. p. BENSON.
Independence, Aug. 2sth, '6s.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

Those New Fall Goods have COMMENCED to
arrive 1t Wilcox, Chesley, Morse Co.'s
Wilcox, Chesley, Morse Co. will receive
the largest stock Of Goods ever brought ,c
this City in about ten days.