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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05
CHICAGO.

CnicAoo, March 8 The third match ct
billiards for the championship Of Illinois,
embracing the golden cue and stake Of two
hundred dollars, was played last night At
Crosby Music Hall between Henry Khine-,
champion, and Joseph vermcylen both
OF this city. The game was 300 points
up and was Won by vermeulen in Ill in
nings by S. points. The game Was very
exciting throughout, and was witnessed by
a large assemblagc.
A Washington special says that the Feb
ruary statement &C the public debt will
show decrease OF five or six million dol
lars.
1t has been definitely determined by th.
Ways and Means Committee to report in
favor Of collecting the whisky tax Al the
distillcrv warehouses.
John F. Riddle is endeavoring TO skate
one hundred miles IN one hundred consecu-
I've hours At the West Side fiok.
Indignant ale and beer dealers held a
mee inc last night to protest against alleg-
ed exhorbitant demands of the brewers. IL
WAS unanimously resolved to form joint
stock brewing company.
Jackson Wilsey and John Mitchell, con-
federstes Of Daniel Webster, the colored
ierf.iter, yesterday turned States evil
dcncc and made clean breast Of the extcn-
sive operations in countcrfeiting fractional
currency, conducted at 1861 May street,
| where the parties Wers recently arrested
| by detective FIlker. Webafer waived ex
animation and was held in bonds Of 81 900
| to appear at the next term Of the United
States court.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05
FORTIETH CONGRESS.

~ five minutes past one O'Clock the man
ayers appeared, followed by members OF
the House. the latter ranging themselves
outside the bar ol the Senate The man
sgers took seats provided in the following
order: Mr. Bingham on the right, Messrs.
Boutwell,. Logan, wilson. Williams, aud
Butler The Speaker of the House was in
vited to seat beside the Preside-t pro TEN.
and escorted TO seat by Mr.. Grimes. ST.
ience having been restored the chairman of
The committee. Mr.. Bingham said: mir.
!, ures'aent the managers on the part OF the
house OF Representatives, by order Of the
H"use, are ready al the bar of The Senate
10 present afncies OF impeachment for the
uiaihtenepce Oh 'he Impeachment preferred
against Andrew Johnson, President q, ~.
United States" '"e
The President pro ten THE Scrcea,, :,
Arms will make proclamation"
Scrgeani-at- Arms. Hear We, hear ye al,
persons are ordered to keep silence on nam
oil imprisonment while the House Of Ken.
resentatives exhibit TO the Senate articles
~ Impeachment against Andrew johnson.
President 1T the United states"
MI. Bingham then read the articles of
Impeachment, The managers all standing
with The exception of Mr. Stevens. Al n
quarter 10 two the reading Of the articles
was concluded. hni the managers and other
members 81 The House reir.d
Mr.. Anthony offered an order. that dur.
Ing the pending trial ~ person shall b..
admitted ~ the galleries sscsp, on tickets
issned daily by iDs SerKssn,.si a rms. not
exceeding tbs nufals~f thai can Us arenn,.
snossfcd with sesss,
A, the suggestion ~ Nf, fsbe5msn II ~ss
IsiS on The table
Tbs f1palny bill VS. taken ~. snl ~
". t.sless1a sSsfesssi Tie ssss4iA.
Hs';ss =Tbs lioHse itsnsiis,tiy tro
.s..s.' - sbs e,ssiastssioa II lbs s,di
. ~ srisis 81 iatesekmsst ef5sfeJ ~
adoption W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05
WASHINGTON.

wAsnls0roS, Marc 3. - llorsE Very
few members are present; many have gone
home, expecting that no Legislative business
will be done during the impeachment trial.
Mr.. Elliott introduced a bill providing IN
case of the removal Of the Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court, or by death, or resis-
nation tho duties OF tho Office shall de-
vo!ve upon The Associate Justice, whose
commission is senior IN time, until d'sabiii-
IL. removal, or another Chief Justice is ap-
pointed. Referred to the judiciary Com
mit,ec, aud to report at any time.
The Banking Committee was instructed
10 inquire INTO the exped ency Of amending
the ,,eneral Banking Law so that the State
Banks in process of liquidation af.er faith:
full payments OF debts may be relieved fr"m
making monthly statements and from the
payment Of tax on outstanding circulation
Tho House then took up the case Of Mr.
II. r. Butler, Representative elect from thu
First District Of Tennessee.
Mr.. Chandler advocated Mr.. Butler'i
| claim to q seat.
Mr. Judd moved that the House resolve
itself into . com,nit,ee Ct the whole to at
tend the impeachment managers a. the bal
Of tho Senate.
Mr. Bingham stated tho issue had not ye
been Joined. Until then, it was unnecessa
~ to ask the attendance of the House.
Mr.. Judd withdrew his motion.
The managers proceeded to the Scnat
Chamber, and tho discussion RI the Tonnes
see election case was resumed.
The President has signed the bill to ex
tend the timc for the completion OF III
Dubuque 4 Sioux City Railroad also ~
thoriz,pg the light house Board to plac
suitable warnings in the harbcrs, bays an
sounds.
SrNArn-Thc Chaplain opened the 50.
sion with prayer, beseeching the Almight
to preside over the deliberations Of the coul
Of impeachment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05

uoss,. u;chv and Lawrence, Of Ohio.
Ya..'.s then moved the previous
ni,. 90 tho adoption OF the article
qnesaYso, ,ir II charges an unlawful in
., "a ',esirn on the part oi the Presiden,
.sa.s,,(,e and exercise control and COM
, ~ Fl The army and navy Of the United
states without being bound by the laws es-
.ablishng rules for the government of tie
land aud naval forces Of the United States.
The House. under the lead Of Mr.. Bing-
ham, refused To second the previous ques-
ton. and il was then, on his N otion referred
10 the Managers.
The House, then, at 10 o'clock. resolved
itself into Committee of the Whole. Mr.
Dawes in the Chair, and proceeded TO the
Senate in company with the Managers, TO
present to that body the articles OF I'M
peachment At quarter before two the
Committee OF The Whole Of the House re-
turned To the Hall,
Mr. Dawes, from the Committee on Elec
tions, o.lled up . joint resolution reported
from that COMMITTEES IL r.lation TO X. 2
Butler, the Representative from the First
Congressional District OF Tennessee. The
Joint res ,lusion provides that Mr.. Butler be
admitted to Q seat - . Represc ntatlve on
taking the usual oath to support the Con-
stitu.ion, and the test oath, with the ex-
ception OF the following words, That
have neither sought nor attempted to exer-
else the functions Of any once. under any
authority or preten Jed authority In hostility
TO the United States
Mr.. Dawes explained the report and res
olu,ion of the Committee.
Mr.. Kerr proposed to amend by relieving
Mr.. Butler from taking the other portions
of the test oath
Mr.. Baker supported the resolution.
Mr.. Price opposed 1t. declaring that he
would not abstc one lot or little OF The
stringency Of the test oath
Mr.. Cook moved to recommit with the IL
structon to report the general law pre-.
viding that no person elected to Office shall
be REQUIRED to take the test oath II he shall
have been relieved from disability TO holt
office under the constitutional amendment
known "a the 14ih article. Also 10 report
bin TO remove the disabilities Of L. X Blu:
Ter, in The manner provided for In sucl
article
Mr. Paine moved TO amend the preambl
80 rs to make it recte that Butler had pei
formed honorable service In the army {
the United States from September 1863 I
Nav 1864, and that Was the only ground o
which he would vote tor the joint resolt
ton. The matter was allowed to go owe
for the present.
Mr.. Besman offered Q resolution instruct
ing the General commanding the army
rerort the number of votes cast for an
against the adoption of the Alabama const
ton. Adopted.
Mr.. Ward offered resolution recting ii
funds OF claim agents and instructing Il
Committee on Military Afiiirs to repo
what further legislation was necessary K
the better protection Of soldiers and sailor
Adopted.
Mr.. Mccormick introduced bill in rel
ton to back pay and bounty Of officer
Referred to Military Committee.
Mr.. Barnes introduceda Joint resolutic
0 respecting National Banks on liquidatio
4 Referred to Committee on Banking.
Adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05
ONO.

The Convention on re- assembling effected
q permanent organization by electing Lieut..
Ger John &. Lee President, and one Vice
President from each District, and S. Don
aldson Secretary The following nomina-
tions were made by the Convention
For Judge Of Supreme Court. William
White, OF Clark. Secretary of State, Isaac
H. Sherwood, OF Williams county, Board
of Public Works. James Moore, School
Commissioner, Capt. }. A. Norris, Clerk OF
Supreme Court, Rodney Foor. for State at
large To National Convention, Fred Has 'au-
REX, John C. Lee, John A Bingham, James
Scott, OF Warren.
The resolutions adopted recite that the
chief obstruction to the paeiiication of the
country has been the persistent opposition
of Andrew johnson 10 reconstruction I'M
der the authority Of national leg station,
aud endorsing his Impeachment, and invak
ing from MI parties ncaceable and law
abiding submission OF the case TO the iulg
ment OF The Senate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05

Milwaukee Market.
By Telegraph. MILWAUKEE,, March
Flour r. Steady, ., 3 80 for best spring.
WEALTHY for No. i marks, unsettled
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05
COM N e RclAI.
1savewpOrt Market Report.
Orr;c. or rae DAvSSPoRr DHnocaAr,

1savespOrt Market Report.
Orricx or rae DAvsSroRr DsnocRAr,
March 5, 1865
Flous-Cho,cs family Wholesale, tloA0k re-
Ws.Ar-No. /. sl.sooslss; No. 9. s,..o0
lis
ssAslar-sl.7s0t.soe.
OArs-52 cents.
RyR-tio5
OoeS-Shelled. Csc
PerAross-l. eSc@l 60
Bufssa-sec. per n.
Eess-25c,
h.rm - Timothy sso.oe.,o;s,Ato; rssi-
CoAt-Soft. delivered, 90 ceuts ~.r A..,,.,
Anthracite. delivered. &ls per ton
Woop-es per Cord
- f.ouis Market.
BY Telegraph. M.r.h /,
S.our--0ood demand for low rr,des. n,;...
unchanged. pew
Wsea. Steady. unchanged, sa,es Of No.
spslhE Al $40.
Cara -Isetisr. staeG
us's VERY dull. ssaToc
listiss Unchanged.
Ms Hsld ~ /. sb.
rfsvisssss -UsshAessa.
Mees rsstz-sAs 20.
Il, , 49,. IL! fs' sassdsrs, iikiix
s~sl-ssis H,sxe,sx, Elm ~. sspss4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05
HAVANA,

llAvANA. Marca 4 A special SAYS the
hotels here ate 10 be connected by tcle
graph
Han. an American, ms been sentenced
for killing Murray AZ Cil;uegas. Tie has
had his punishment commuicd TO three
years Imprisonment at lagua.
Thomas Boore has been fined 5000 for
every package received in his care as Con
sui The case has been referred 20 the Cap
tain General
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, March "a meeting was
held It the trout Street Theatre last night.
to sustain President johnson. The build
ing was densely packed. Mayor Banks pre-
sided, assisted 10y over one hundred Vice
Presidents. The meeting was addressed BY
Gov. Swami, Hon. Lorenzo Rross Of Hi
nois, Hon. NJ. q. Kerr Of Indiana, James
Brooks Of New York, John s. 0alladen OF
Kentucky. and others. Appropriate reso
lutions were adopted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05

Nav ORLEANS, March 4.-Jeff.rson Da-
Wis IS here. All the fire companies % they
passed the St. Charles Hotel gave him
repeated cheers. As they pass.d General
Hauc cocks headquarters they took of their
hats and the bands played the bonnie
Blue Flag" but six out Of thirty compa-
MES carried the flag Of the United States.
Indignation is expressed ny loyal citizens,
and fears are entertained Of trouble TO-
night,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-The communi
cation from Chief Justice Chase, dissenting
from the action of the Senate in the man.
ner in which they propose TO conduct the
trial OF the President. causes much com
,nent in both Houses. Many Senators regard
it as an unwarrantablc interference on his
part.
1t is reported that Mr. Stevens has tender
ed his resignation as one OF the Board OF
Managers, and that he has assigned bis
reasons therefor in letter to the members
of the board
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 4 Gov. liaight's
message 10 the Senate advises not to for.
ward resolutions endorsing the action OF
Congress in the impeachment of the Presi-
dent, on the ground that it might improp-
crly influence the in Ign mt OF the Senate
sitting rs a Court. The Assembly rcsolu-
tons expressing sympathy for the Presi
dent not liable TO the same objections, or
he would not have trans mitted them. The
message was sustained by the casting vote
of the Lieutenant Governor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05
News
ny R.aPM.
70 TEsE DAILY Al.
SPECIAL FROM DES MONIES.


Special TO tie Dr1oeaAT-J
prs MONIES, March D.
m. uo,,e continued the discussion on
H.. .v Capitol bill. The main features Of
the bill are unchanged.
The Senate yesterday afternoon passed
the University bill, afer striking cut the
part relative 20 insurance and reducing the
appropriation to $4,000
The Common Pleas Court bill passed this
forer Don, and the Township Collector bin 10
under discussion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05
ONO.

CLEVELAND, Mach 5.-The oil refinery Of
Westlake. Hutchins Z Co, was burned at
10 o'clock last night. Loss about CSC, 900,
but partly insured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05
MARYLAND.

ANNAPOLIS, Mp, March THE fourth
ballot for Senator was taken ebay with
ont election. r. +. Thomas received the
highest number of votes. The jnint con-
veution adjourned till tomorrow noon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05

ALBANY, March 5.-The bill abolishing
contracting board aud office canal auditor
passed the Assembly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05
CITY NOTICES.

SrRIEG FAsnloxs The extensive mer-
chant tailoring establishment Of Sam Perry,
No. 45 Brady street, is just the place to get
your spring and summer clothing. He
keeps oil the latest fashions and the best
werkmen in the business, and fills ell or
ders promptly at the very lowest prices,
guaranteeing entire satisfaction and war
ranting all goods. Besides large stock Of
men and boys ready made coats, pants aud
vests. he has full and complete stock OF
gents furnishing goods-ths hes, and
cheapest in the market under clothing, col
lars, neck ties. and any thing and every thing
in the line can be found at Perry's, and
bought cheap. Be sure and give him call.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05
Nm. a. N. MINER, Densi.s,
DR. II. ID. N y n rs,

~ nENTlsT. Once doors east OF cor.
Efs u ncr OF Brady and Second streets,
HTyfv$%A Has had over - years practice In
AllJ this city. Has the complete appara-
us for manufacturing and administering Nitrous
Oxide of Gas. for painless operation In extracting
teeth. isDi2-iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05

HEGkxAs's GsNuIxs MEDICINAL COP Liv-
IN OIL-Our oil has stood tho test Of TWEEN
ty years experience, aud 10 warranted pure
Newfoundland oil. Its superiority over
that prepared on our own ssasbore is
shown BY the numerous cures performed
by it when the inferior oils had been tried
without effect. Prepared BY Heseman 4
Co.. chemists and druggists, New York.
Sold by druggists generally.
Chapped Hands and Face, Sore Lips, &C.,
cured a once by the use Of Hegsmans
Csmphor Ice with Glycerine, keeps the
hands soft in the coolest weather. See that
you get the Genuine. Sold By Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05

BY Telegraph "s''" y
Flour-Better feeling but prices unchanfeo.
Wbeat-Active: ga &c higher; No l, o39
9o4, No. opened NJ l.ss,3, adsaneei W iss'7s
ana co e.o'ep e, sales a. soasi for new.
o.,s-Sales at Sc .@5ssl; buyers at e'oss OIL
fering but 10 ,.a17, re,< for
No. a,.vs o. 20 for
Provisions - oIA I'D SoOd 4s4n'
s'I 1.rdN-In .ctive, held firmly l51s for prime
a., Meais-IracIve, but firm,
Dressed Hogs Firm; closing a. le.5e@ll.oo
dividing q 200 pounds.
Chicago Live stock Market.
By Telegraph aaici o.
uoy.-Reesived, S l7s head. Market active
and strong; sales made at .75Gs.oo for shoats
and pigs { ESQ s.5ofor good smo' 9TH hogs e.so
a 90 for r1trA. ~
Csttle-Recei, red. Sal head. A. IL o'clock the
market was utterly lifelsss for shipping cattle,
,nd sellers would have to make material con- |
csssions 10 effect sales Butcher stock un
changed. Prices range 4T6@s,e0 for good |
stockers 10 extra shipping.
Cincinnati Market.
BY Telegraph March s.
Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-firmer; No. 2 red winter, 345: No.
Corn-Firm at s4@s5c for ear.
Oats- Firmer at as holders asking CO.
Cotton-Held at 2s fer middling; sales made
81 22IS.
Provisions Quiet and unchanged.
Toledo Market.
BY Telegraph. March g.
Wheat Sales No. . spring at 200.
| Corn-lc better; sales No a. 90 yellow
| at e2Il.
| Oats--lc better sales No. at "a.
! Rye Sales No. Al i.so.
Milwaukee Market.
By Telegraph. NiLwAuxss, Mar.h5
Flour Steady, at 3 80 for best spring.
whest--le715 for No. i ) msrks, unsettled.
New York Market.
BY Telegraph March 0
Cotton-very firm, rs tor mlddng up'ands.
Fiour-A shade armer '.s5Glo.s3 for Extra State
s,sUdi7.75 for X. H. ..
Corn-itaac better. =: l 92gi 20 for new mix ed
western afoat; / "a for old western 10 store.
OAts-Dull and dropping at 81 liz for western IN
store.
Pork-virm and dull .. % 81 aas .e2 for old mees
Lsrd-Heavy, at ISaisa ls,s ais l-e for small lots
ofchcice.
New York Stock Market.
By Telegraph March s.
Stock,-Active.
Bonds-Coupon., OF Ca / lo,s OF -. Los ores
ics; Jew. lo7A 5.so's, ioSs.
I n. Central -l.31H.
: Eric-Gi L.
Northwesiern-ssi-2 preferred. ,4i-9
Money per cent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05
CHILDREN OWE MUCH OF THEIR

CHILDREN OWE MUCH OF THEIR
Sickness to Colds. No matter where the
disease nay appear TO be seated, its origin
may be traced to suppressed perspiration,
or Cold. Cramps and Lung Complaints
are direct products Of Colds. In short,
CoLps or. the harbingers of half the diseas-
es that sf1 ct humanity, for as they arc
caused by checke perspiration, and as five
eighths of the waste matter of the body es-
capes through the pores, il these pores ere
closed. that proportion Of diseases necessa-
rily follows. Keep clear, therefore. Of Colds
and Coughs. the great precursors of disease,
or if contracted, break them up immediate
ly. by timely use Of MADAME PoRrsR's
CURATIVE BALsAN. Sold by all druggists
at %, so and IS cents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05

Toledo Market.

BY Telegraph. March g.
Wheat Sales No. Q spring at 200.
Ccrn-l: better; sa.es No. at 80, yellow
At s21l.
Oats--lc better; sales No. at "a.
Rve-Ssies No. Al l.te.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05

DANIEL GOULD.
VYYHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Furniture, Carpets. Oil Cloths,
Mate. RuGs, window
Shades, &c.
neh1k-dtf East Second Street, cor. Perry
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05

or $3.50 PER HALF DOZEN
Mand rake pills. - cts IA fses.
For sale BY all Druggists and Dealers.
d. scHENUE'S ALMANAC FOR Isss Gan
n HAD GRATIS ~ Al .DRu0oIsTu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05
DIR. J. YOUMANs,

D3YSfCIAN AND SURGEON. once, No.
i So Brady street,, (up stairsl Residence
on l4th st., bet Brady and Main. oct8d-du
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05
De N lists.

IT =. DODGE, SURGEON DENTIST. has
IL. moved hi. Office to rooms ovss WARMERS
Store Brady Street. bet ID & I'd streets. Those de-
eiring hrst class work will do well 10 call Charges
always reasonable. AMI workmanship excelied by
nora decl4-dtf
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

dra. god houses = ~ niAa a Lea aaA
he isTeaeADes, escisenes. vAich IL soss
Of tbesancal uirsels.
wash;nesss a',hosgA h hes great sspa-
saioa for .uiemp<rAaces =, ne~ersheIsss, like
eestAis s.nsa,iosable Cd eesslesAs, Ins,
- bod - il is pA.ated.r We have . great
nssy Temperance societies among which are
The SOFAS Of Teupsnsss, Good Tsnplsss,
TespIs Of Hoscr and Temperance, and ~.
es.i o9hes.. bss;dss psAsie OF o. door .ess
ings.
I, Is dun here nee 10 The ~ay Of parties,
The receptions of ~ ~ disisesi1AsA eAas>
aessrs having ceased, and . there Is no
opera here nos ! don't see where he ladies
viii 20 10 exbibi, thar elaborate toilets.
May ofopr ladies' followed the fashion Of
ro~dering their hair. u the levess this wia>
ter, using gid and silver powder for this
p1rroe.
Il IS said iha, variety i. the spice Of life
md fifth. extends 10 weather We ought 10 be
highly seasosei, for ve have had almost eve
~ soss vkieA vesA b .ss visA - tsavsliag
asoa ~ NessA Rsb = - E@ssAos. Jsss
= psssss, Il . aseissdi, sscrfy ~ ~
wasAiagson, ard Il 5000 person ~isA spss-
slaiss tsss Of mind. vssn ssArs . sasss>
49, Eas Asva - Avssss freo - Caeiopl
- - TUasasy, - vssA saks Ais "evsr>
laseiag furssse."
Trsly yosn.
@FslII CnsrG."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03
kepub:ie - Mate (esseseeoo.

The T.s'sh tmsssI ssrsia,ess Stale Geo.
tsassss II is.a esG t~ h~iA At De- Mesnes On
Ts1rssss tina 'st day al Mag. Ices, ~ t~a
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far ssasfesss .. is-. ah1 e .s.s asstxies Asie.
sAsss u -.pfesert tie State VI f~ss 10 tbs ~
.,onsi ksrnassssn cses ~Etss, u D-sa u Chs-
esq or taf 2t;b ssy .! H1,, isss. Atso too
.ss,srs n large sd ssi tsses~a eassssss ~
Pres a~ni aas vt~. Pressaess u u. rAtssd
sssse.. si.s candidates for State s2csss - b
et~-~, az TO ssfs e~nersi es-~.,ss.
Ths rate 81 ssrsesscssea sill b. cse ts3sgsas
fef ssst rgsGss&d csunsy IN IL sssae, sd b
asss.ss thersss ore sssegsss ssr e~ssy sUs
sHsJss4 -oses go srsrfsoe ever 80 AsoAssl
sast fsr ssEu~i Ns~ssts Zoe 6svssDss % H. lnsl
r~.~rsi eiee<sss Al sssers shs supp>SsG1 -
rsr-irr~s ssa VriseIrses 81 he heSsheisss psssJ
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rrressss-
nip ses.r 81 "a. Rsy-ls~sa $50 O. Co
T. C. NOCnDR, Ossrass
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

Snow fell 10 . depes Of nine inches q
Ssoux City, on the 2e;h all The sane
storm extended iaso Kansas. where the snow
drilled four To six feet in many places.
From . Supplement 10 the DAILY Daven>
port Gazette, We learn that 81 about 8 clock
in Tie evening Of March 18th, . tornado
passed az The :iser, throwing the drav Of the
X. r. bridge from lis table down on the pier,
twisting the irors and breaking the iimbess
There sere Ave men on the bridge. three Of
whom vese vorndrd aad one killed. The
bridge vili have 70 Be rebuilt.
The Believe Journal chronicles the death
Of . little son Of wm. Kuz,x BY eAtisg Wild
rassnips- Aftes eating them be was taksn
With convulsioas ard died in half IN hour.
Della s. IrisA Of Iowa. and nine ether 70
men. received ths degree Of y. d. ct The
PhilsasipAia NeA'eal College, las sA,sr-
dsy.
o. rssslay iast lssise . sesess ssorn, .
80 Il -. Davilsoa. ssae POGAvin. -
slEsek y KeAAsiae - inoe1iaAsly killsd-
We ~s3A u Wea Uaisa 0asass n
s.os pases 49, saaAss 49, tAus ; b - .
diasanItos hsewsss Rev. J. ". Hasssa fUai
vunnka) 4 Dshsqss, 81 Rss. RieAar6
ov.ssaesa, = ~ futsss pssaAoeat sftAs
vishpA
Ne lsasn fsa ~ Crseo Uno tAas he
- h - ftsasurss's sGee il Howas1 Co.
vas robbs1 o. Sunday night a last vol.
Fssa 81, 90 70 1i5.ooe v.s taken.
The Cedar river i nov Sordab!e q NaSh>
ua--Hhsf
Levi Rohinscn, of 0akland, Louisa Co.,
vas accidentally shot BY fellow gunner, on
the 18th alt
They are going to have city hospital in
Davenport
EIkader yin build . $4,000 school horse
this summer.