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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-17
County Convention.

The Democratic voters of Ohio county are ie
.,,,.ted TO meet at their usual place OF meeting
in the different Townships Oh Saturday, August
% I.6-. TO nominate candidates for the several
Township offices and TO appoint three delegates
+, represent each Township in County Con-
vep,ioa To be held OH Saturday, August %, ls6s,
ai2P.N
The Convention, when assembled, will nomi-
p,t- candidates for the House of Delegates
Recorder Prosecuting Attorney, and County
and civ Assessors There will be appointed
hy the Convention conferees TO meet conferees
from Marshall, Brooke and Hancock counties
"a nominate a cal didate for Judge of the First
.Julicial District. and also conierees To meet
c,uf,icc, from Brooke and Hancock counties to
u,uiuatc a candidate for State Senator Tor the
Fir,, Senatorial District. The meeting in Tria-
dr,pAia. Liberty and Eichland Townships will
be- held at2P. NJ, and in Washington, Madison
CLAY. Union. Centre, Webster and Richie
At n. N.
cl,.ir,na, COunty EN Com
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Significant.

Is the New York Herald preparing TO
take leapi Has that sagacious sheet
which endeavors to get on the strongest
side before an election comes of conclu-
ded to swallow its own bitter denuncia-
tions of the Democratic nominees and
90 for Seymour and Blairi The follow
ing significant articles taken from late
issues of the Herald, plainly f.reshadow
the future course of that vaulting sheet
As preparatory article the Herald
says:
ave have estimated that taxation by
the Federal government alone, indepen-
dent of State, county and municipal
taxes, amounts to fully s14 head
man, woman and child-for the whole
population. Take the case of laboring
man, with q family of five or six chill
dren, and il will be seen that he pays
about sl00a year, which, on an average,
would be about a seventh or eighth of
his earnings. Yes, the whole working
population pay in one way or another
this enormous and .proportionate amount
of their hard-earned money. Nearly
DAVIS labor out of the week the year
ronnd goes to the support of the FEEDER
al government. The local taxes impos-
ed by the States, counties and munich
palities amount probably to nearly as
much, for in the end, directly or indi'
rectly, all taxation comes out Of labor
Why, in the city of New York we are
taxed over S23, ,0OO, 900 a year-as much
as was raised aud expended by the
United States government thirty years
ago"
And subsequently, in the issue Of the
18th inst. the Herald concludes the
Democrats are to carry the country. II
says:
The South seems likely to GO with
rush for Seymour, ana the reason is thai
the Republican policy has been made Sc
clear by Congress and the reconstruct
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ors that it is impossible todisguise it, es-
pecially in that most offensive point, ne
gro suffrage. On the other hand there
is everything to hope from the Demo-
Gratis, and the Southern people readily
believe that they will have the sympa-
thy of the leaders of that party. In all
the Southern States we shall see very
nearly what we have just seen in Ken
tncky, and rs the Democrats will GER
tainly divide the North, there is the
highest probability that q sweeping
success in the South will give them the
country.
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To Secretaries.

We desire to request the Secretaries
of Democratic Clubs to make complete
reports Of sach proceedings as they
wish to receive prompt insertion.
Nothing gives Us creator Pio""uro than
to give immediate publication to their
proceedings; but when they are not
brought in until late at night, and only
Informal memoranda left with us
from which To write out the proceed
ings, it is often impossible to get them
np in time for the next mornings pa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-17
Enu., Band.

In our reuort of the proceedings on
Saturday night We omitted to state
that VAAS' Band was in attendance.
1t was present iu full strength, and the
excellent music it discoursed was one
Of the marked features of the evening.
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Altogetber this demonstration was

Altogether this demonstration was
highly successful and auspicious, AID es-
tablishes conclusively the fact that
by the next election Radicalism in
Ohio couHty will not amount to re-
spectacle opposition. And if it be, as
we believe, fair indication of the feel
ing throughout West Virginia, the Rad
icals, instead of redeeming counties or
districts, have little hope of escaping
in the State.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R.


Allentown. 500 m 1000 q M if.JO q m
New York via
Philadelphia. 5.J0a "a 1910 M in2 M
Tickets 20 all principal points In the East and
West can BE- procured AZ the Union ofiins In Nc.
Lure House and At tbs station nj Bridgeport.
P.R. MYERS
my2l General Ticket Agsnt
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA

IN dLlOldl AuSuI c4CS SOlu Dduy
WHEELING, WEST VA
CAPITAL -.------.------S -S1OO,OOO.
flee. 26 Monroe street next door 70 First Ma
tiOHal Bank.
eFEIcERs.
GEORGE K WHEAT, PresidfHt
JAMES MCCLUSEY, Wee PresidsnI
JOHN BISHOP secretary.
G.. II. COLLIER, Assistant Secretary and Gen.
eTal Business Agent
DIRECTORS:
John Z. Wilson, George X. Wheat,
Jas. e. Orr, SAM Harper
John A. Armstrong. James AcCluney'
A. c. Quarrisr. Morgan L OFT,
George Adams
REYRRExcEs.
S. Brady, Cashier Merchants NAnona! Bank
Wheeling: List Morrison Co., wholesale
Grocers, Wheeling; Pryor, Handlai Co.'
wholesale Groeers. Wheeling; Michael Reilly
Wholesale Grocer Wheeling; Mcclellan &
KNOX Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling: McCase,
Er.ft q Co. Druggists, Wheeling: Geo. W.
Franzheirn & Co, Wholesale Wines and Liquors,
wheeling: winship. Woods 4 Co, Queensware,
Ebeeling: Lewis BAker. Pub. REGISTER, Wheel.
ING. T. C.MeAfce, N0tisns, Wheeling: Camp.
bell. Frew & Co, Pubs. In;eili1aaesy, Wheeling;
OFT Son & Co.. Hardware, Wheeling; J. T.
sands Cashier First National Bank, Pairn0nt
z. 2. Camden, Prest Nat. Ex. Bank, Weston,
w. Va, Capt John Mcclure, Jr-, Wheeling
maya
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Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

OyylCE BALIIHGRE & ONO RAILsoAD Co,
WHIELIsG. May 10, isss.
DAssENGER TRAINS WILL RUS
by the following schedule on and after the
18th day Of Nay. Isss-Wheeling time
FAST LINE.
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asheeIlas Gesister.
Monday Morning, lie
rNr>lpSNT sF THE UNITED srAIhs'
boRaTtO SEf M o v n F,
OF NEW YORK.
.ou vlcE rgEslDENr
FRANK p. BLAIR,
or MISSOURI.
For prr-idcuIiai Electors.
siNTE Al LARGE.
BENJAMIN WILSON, Of Harrison
FRANK HEREFORD, Of Monroe.
DISTRICTS.
=, District -OKEY JOHNSON, Of Wood.
=, I,.,riet-IUHN W. KENNEDY, of Jefferson
a. i,;,ty;e,--E. R. KING HIT, of Kanawha.
STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHNSON n. CAMDEN, of Wood.
FOR AUDITOR,
DANIEL MAYER, Of Kanawha.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
WANTS, of Jefferson.
FUR TREAsuEER,
GEORGE WALKER, Of jackson.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
W.P. WILEY, Of MorgautowR.
JUDGE OF COURT OF APrEALs,
MATTHEW EDMIST0N, Of Lewis.
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Conversational Tickets.

T., Di.,riet-MENIY 5. WALKER, of Ohio Co
n D;s,riet-wM. G. BROWN, Of Preston.
~ Dis,rict-C. p. L. MOORE, of Mason Co.
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Franklin Insurance Comply
OF WHEELING.
Capital, Sl5O,OOO.
Directors:
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, GEORGE MRSDEI.
T II. LOGAN, THos p. SHALLCRoss,
G.. W. FRANZHEIH, j. n. VANCE,
J. II. HOBBS, MICHAEL REILLY.
oTuS e. STIPFT


THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING
i been organized five years, and in that time
done a successful business. is still prepared 20
take risks at fair rates Buildings Of all kinds,
Merchandise, Manufacturing Establishments,
Furniture Steamboats, and cargoes ON the West
ern Rivers and Lakes. This company offers
superior inducements to Farmers, whereby they
can be insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns,
and ostents, for three or five years At reduced
rates. This being State company, with the
Largest Cash Capital
paid in and surplus OF any company in the State
and composed Of some ninety four stockholders
most of whom are among our best business men,
recommends itself to the favorable cOnsidera
ton Of the insuring public and solicits their
patronage Applications for insurance will be
promptly attended TO at their Office, No. %
Monroe street, or at their several agencies
throughout the State.
n. c. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
c. ". COEN, Asst Secretary.
feb2O.dLw
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Porto Rico and Cuba Sugars.
on HHDs. PRIME QUALITY JUST RE
~ eciTed and for ALE BY
raarzs N. kEILLY.
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Sigel is for Seymour. So are they
who fought with him.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28
NEWS arRRs

The cattle disease introduced BY NE Tsxar
cattle, hae II last broksn oEt in many plAeea
throughout Tie cosnty, asd hes made IL
appearance sse0 in she city a Mes Yagi
Thsrs . great excitement with reference 70
this matter
C A national convention Of Spirtuslis:e hAs
Just besn in ssssion as Rochester.
The lrish church Qsss,ioa 10 the gree,
issue between The passies in England
The CrstAns recently dcfss.sd The Isrks
wisA gress slaughter, Notwithstanding ~
Tarks have Professionally reported thas the
rsbslion vas GUIDED.
The Allies lately nsde another assault
upon Ha@aisa bss .sse rspulssd viii . Ices
offs. 900, By the ParAgusyans, whose pluck
ss cannot help Adminng.
A frghrfl accident occurred on the III.
Central Il. r.. sbous four miles from GAlens,
on Monday. 4 tie had been securely ;as.
tened TO tho track by some miscrsant. probe.
bly, vnh the design of,hfo~ing OF the PEE.
singer train for purposes Of robbery, bs, ,hs
next ssain happened to be !reighl the on.
CINE Of which vas thrown from The track
with such violence IS 10 reverse i,uaposilion,
while the cara OF stock and wheat view piled
npon each other thirty fee. high. The en-,
gineer was killed and The fireman and one
brakesnan badly wounded.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28
- -
CAUCllSES.


The fairness, good order, and good feel>
ing which characterized the proceedings Of
the caucus in this city, on Wednesday eysn>
ing, rendered It a model worthy Of general
limitation. The object Of cAueuses 10 sim
ply TO choose mes who shall fairly represss,
Al the convention the preference Of the MAJ
joriiy OF the voters Of the party in the Sc.
lection o. candidates for office This can
ne, Re done except these preferences are
arst known. Where there is bat single
Office to be filled il 10 easy 70 ascertain this
preference BY the vote direct upon the dele,
ga,es known to bs favorable to the rsspse>
i've candidates but where several ciicers are
TO be chosen, the difficulty 10 selecting del.
eHa,cs by dirsc, vote to fairly represent the
wishes Of the caucus ia oil cases. becomes
insurmountsble. The plan adopted on
Wednesday evening, Of voting direct upon
the candidates, and then choosing delegates
70 carry out the wishes Of the voters, sntirs>
" overeomes this difficulty; and not only
overcemes it, but Of necessity does away
with the wire-rulling, thimble-ringing and
secret combinations which 90 oftsu cheat the
voters out Of the man Of their choice. Ills
this undsrAanded trickery which has served
to bring caueuses into disepute, and to
give occasion for ths expression so often
made, that there is no use in going to the
caacns, IS the thing is all cut and dried
before hand.i The stFsst Of this is not only
to disgust the voters with the caucua, but Il.
most invariably to leave smbi,tsred feelings
on the side Of the defeated parties. The
resul, 10 dissaection aud dsmoraliBss.on IN
the party and result ne iud:sesnes, svsu
when the mort vital aues,ions AZ in issc..
On the contrary, with the rssrls Of The
sancus Of Wednesday eveDins, 10 ons cesla
be properly dissatisfied. The ors hundred
and Ely Republicans rressas AEt ss-
proceed their preferences viii ssssreEce 70
each position, and the delegates vess sp>
pointed and instructed to Oarry os, these
prsfarsncsS- Il vas Tie opsn, honest anA
fsn vay to ascertain tho ssl wishes Of the
present. aud it fsl6usd il every
respect ths seal object OF Tie caucus. Ii
vii bee happy ding for NE party Il I'll our !
psiussy meetings shall b conducted viA |
the same opsnness and fairness for honesty
is the bes: policy in politics, ~ veil ~ sv,
rywhsrs slse.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

EAll STOCKS.

Our merchants arc laying in much larger
fall and winter stocks Of goods than eyerts
fore, relying upon an Increased trade 10 Just
ify the venture. Nearly oil our frs, class
merchants present their Inducements TO the
public through tho columns Of the Bagsisa,
and ii would hardly BE becoming or lns; in
Us 10 make inviiicus distinctions between
them. We will cay fer them 81, as class,
tia, in enterprise and efforts 10 please and
! accommodate their customers. II We may
credit Npcrss from cshss Pisces, sAey ass
not eseel<d ~ ~ ssns slass in any so~n
/ Of Iowa.
Several Of them have already returned
from their fell trip 70 New York, sad srr re.
ceivins their s,cehs, amsne whom are Law.
ton, Myers, Sov.sy and Hotess.
Mr.. LAYTON gill ersm h;s ample storv
room to the ceiling With . carefully selected
| stock, particularly fne in clothing.
Mr., Bosssy has always had . reputation
for his careful selections, especially in tie
line Of ladies' goods, clothing, Ae. His
stock 10 nov 6nsr than ever.
Messrs. Mysrs 4 Naas have 6sssd up the
basement Of their building fos - additional
store room. their ornsr facilities being sn.
tirsly inadequate 70 sesonmods.s their
stock. Il viii pay 70 visit it.
Mr.. Hodge,, shses new sr,issnsa, ell
appear in . week or too, y also rsssiriss s
larger and shoiees stock than svu before.
He 10 bound . bs up u he tines in guam
'i'., G.Alisy and price Of stock.
Messr& Few 4 Co, next door 70 Mr.
HoaIss, are &llisg sp visA ssns ftssh ssosk.
This . comparatively uss arm. bss 10 i
rapidly winning il vsy - public fsvss.
The lsv store Of NJ WHscs, oes II lie
sssy laass 10 lows, VII soon b sssugsa
from aoos to esilag visA soois asssss 1op
The Metropolitan centre. AsAxs. Viloox.
cisa.sy Z xofss form ssxosg team uhieh
ushs good time 81 svssy xisi.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

The wi,isl.y ring .. Dabuqas are indus
,riously circulating the report that Clayton
and Delaware counties will send divided
delegations to the Wet Union Convention.
n hopes Of influencing the action Of our
sswu and the Fayens conventions. We ask
~stsn,os 70 The aote Of Mr. Ayers, editor Of
he Manchester f,Aias, with reference 10 the
] ,-ssult ~ Delarars Co. So far ~ Clayton
70. is eone-r.ssi, nnss from Mr.. Willis
;)rna n,ond, foraaely editor Of the McGregor
A,sms, under date Of Aug. 2Gih, info IA US
hat . full set Of Allison delegates were
elected and motion 10 instruct for rpde-
Iaph was tabled by more than two to one. .
that settles hat matter.
To what base use will the Dubuque Tmes
IL put next
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

The Wilmington Dell Commercial .ays !,
A gentleman Of this city ~bo WAS for some
time during the war chief mastering Off Ger
Of the Department of Washington refers to .
fact which vas veil known and severely com
mentsd spoa b. ~ sdicefs in the volunteers.
This rs ths cosdses u Governos Seymour,
Of New York, toward ths acknowledgement
from that State. His disgust for the Usion
cause, or bis pesonal feeling against The sol
diers, or some similar motive, made him tho
most tardy, vnaccomuoda,ing and ill>natnr-
ed Goyernar of ell the loyal States. In the
matter Of making out commissions for officers
who had been promoted, bis delay was 50
scandalous, that many served for month";
Is Captains or 6eld officers, hut for want oi
their CON missions drew pay only - Lieu
tenants. By securing the personal ind uence
II some oftie Nee York political associates
ofiLe Governor, greater promtness resulted
but when merit o.. the necessities ofshs sss'
vice we're the only recommendation, i va
evident that the Union soldiers could not b
included among the Governors 'frisnds.'
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

We cenesatslaas Tie ci,isens Of BschAn
an county spoa lie iscs hat Hon. J. A
Kassoa, end HsasJ O'Connoe, The TO mos
sioqssa, osasoss 10 Iowa, ase - speak \
this city on Friday, ssps lstA. 81 : o'ciacA
P. u. This arrangement By H. SsA.e Can
,ral Committee vill prove eniaent'y saais'
factory 70 ~ Rspsbicsns q Bsshsasn
Let every .sa - ~ cosnsy sAo can poe,
sibly leave biz vora, make arrangements u
devote thas day to his country, end bring 10
the meeting his vis and daughters aud eis>
tiers. Every sfor, viii b made 10 renass
the occasion . memorable ooe.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28
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WHAT Is TllOuGnr OF NAM,

<.,l,.,
o'"s'""'"'s Ing Congressional so"'c
IN ms county has practically ended, We car
not rcsrnis from giving the following ar,icl
from the New YORK E,.n;,e MT a al;
OVERWHELMINGLY II, ."e ~.
- go y "e "'sa summing " "'
a'"son IN Ooneress'
From the New York Evening Post.
| We regret to read in Tas CuicAuo TniR
rNE thatsnA tempt is making in the Ihr'
piMret OF Iowa to defeat the denomination
q William y. Allison for Congress, Mr.. Al
nson has served three terms. and has con
unaa'iy gained IN experience, in statesman
ship, aud IN the capacity for tfausacting
properly We pnbl,c business. He 10 general
y acanosne&so % - now one Of tho ahles
| meooese o. shs douoe, an4 IL tho people VI
h's district are ambitious TO exercise ArEs
| and vhoNsoms influence upon the country
who Will be ~ honor ~ them, they will ~.
tain him in Congress.
Iowa - one Of the youngest States. With
population In 1850 nearly q quarter lees
than that OF New York city, she has We,
welded in the national councils for several
years more powerful influence than some
Of the greater States. The reason Of this is,
that Iowa has KEEP. in the House Of Repre-,
sentA,ives for several sessions two men who
rsnksd among the ablest Of its menbsrs.
These were james +. Wilson and William
b. Alisou.
Mr.. Wilson's voluntary retiremsst from
the House has besn ias,ly regretted, - a
loss not only 70 Iowa but to the whole coun.
try. That Mr Allison should now lose his
seat would Be real grievance.
OF course, il rotation in ONCE" 10 to 30
the rule, Mr.. Allison ought 10 70 out; in
deed, h ought 10 have gone GU, Two sessions
ago. Bot rotation in " oflcs" means simply
that The government sxiats aud is conducted
for the benefit Of o&cs>holdsrs, lfthe people
Of the Third Iowa District think this, then
By oil means let them send rsw man; but
they should understand that they cannos ex>
pscs 70 exercise any particular indusncs
upon national affairs. They will inevitably
Be represented BY nonsnti.ies. A State Or .
constituency which Keeps IL Representatives,
in The national sosncils, finds great advan>
iage in this course. The predominant in6u>
eacs efshe Southern States IN Congrcss b.
fere the rebellion vas largely due to THE sin.
gle Circumstance. Mace, Vermont. Mass>
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

isDErEsprrcr, Ia, Aag. -, &c.
JAMES ". WEAaT, Esa.,
CIR CLBnx:
De2r Sv :-lhavs
yours Of The 9th inst. informing we Of my
selection - City Marshal by the unanimous
vote Of the City Coanci.
Under the circumstances. An willing -
sacrifice my personal convenience for the
interest Of tie city, and therefore acesp: tie
position AID shall perform the duties of the
Office withou. fear or favor.
| have the honor 20 remain.
Your obedient servant,
Cgan. EseGg.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

Jcsap has the honor Of organising the
second Tanners Club in the county, az will
b seen by reference to our Jesup letter.
Where ara Winthrop and Qussqueton ,
The Jesup Tanners declare their purpose to
cu,-dsill the Irdspsndence Tanners, but
we'll bet ON Capt. Wsart shead, It least UNI
Ill We see the Jesup Tanners put through
their Eight evol u'ions BY Csp'. Cheney.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

R9sAjiAsa Consciously Cgx-O,ou
Cgub.
Jrsur, AlS. D, 1853.
The Republican Cassss fos Perry sovn
ship, hsid in this place ias. Saturday night
~ vsll asssnded- TAsse 80 no hitch il
lie proceedings. ard il sopk esiy - min
stas 70 slscs sssss god Aliises dss<eaAss 4
Ne County Censsosios.
sAsss o. pslssAsss.
z. c. Merrill Chairman D. A. Ti1on
George xAssb, J. n. Hover, 4. q. cksse@
George Hossy and Charles AslsosA
They vsss distracted By . ssssinoss
vote V ne tAss influence fos Ali,Soa, bs,
vsrs isft free 10 regard % Jsdfs and oosn,
y oGosrs.
9AHBERs clpD.
We completed the orgsaiaAssco Of Ten.
aess' Club here in Jesup os Monday night
Lest, By The election Of A. H. Cheney. Cap
tain c. A. wasslss, lss Lest; sad Chariss
Kenyon, "a Lisst. We sov have ffty
Names on our muster soh, and have seat for
rs snifofns, which number vs expect 70
nssd By IL time Of COR ssxs nsssiag. which
ecnss % Saturday evening assA We pso.
p0ss 70 make ours The bonner Club Ia tie
eosnty, bob - ssgasds nsshsn and per.
lection Of drill-ssd vs'u do il.
eBAUS cLgD.
A crowded kouss greeted Elder Ayers
lass Saturday night The Elders spssch
vs. listened 70 With bsssthlsss a,aeutioa, asd
sill have The bAppisss effect 10 The eonnu>
nifty, d be is one Of the oldsstof Me "sa.hsrs
10 Israel and 10 looked up 70 With respses
end rsvesenced BY I'll caasses OF people here.
Our friends will take notice shas " have
changed the evening Of oar meeting from
Saturday to Monday, and hat until further
notice our mesrisgs viii b. held on Monday
evening. Mex: Monday evening The Club
vill be addressed BY F. c. Merrill, Esq, Of
this place. All sishisg 70 hear the truth
in the form Of good speech, are respectful
y invited TO be present. A.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

The meeting 81 de GraAs asd Cola,
clsb a Tuesday evening, 80 decided.
plsAssas md iasssss6nS. koss~'s Hal -.
nearly tsl, large nunbss = ladies' tsiss
ps>sesI NJ. J. /. Aecrssry, Of Dshuaus
Addressed the audience 6r sto1s 90 hoss l.
. very sssspsAhis manner. He ~ sol.os
ed By Hon. s. J. ". Tabor, Fourth A siiio,
Of The Treasury, end . fosnAs vel taovl
resident Of shis county, u . Soinls1 speech
which s6osded she grss;ass sAsistAcsios. -
psciAuy % Lis olds,ipe ;risnas present A.
together, the meeting IVES very pssG,st.s.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28
Fer the Ba,lesis
A EALSEnooD CORRECTED.

Ma. EpiroR Il wish 20 notify yosr read.
era ,ha, the article in the Dubuqu~ 7inss Of
the 18th inst. 10 entirely false % far ~ Del
aware county 10 concerned. The writer o:
it says:
"DeA~ars county held its convention Sat
urday. and elected delega,iea, sniassrscs>
ed, Who are for new deal"
Having been secretary Of the coa.suiios
At Delhi, an able TO say on nyown knosl-
edge that the delegates from this county are
<rery one IL favor Of Mr. Allison's nonlins-
zion, and we're selected with that vie~ BY .
committee Of fifteen friendly TO Mr.. Allison.
The following was adopted after the report
OF the committee on delegates was ratified !:
Rcsolred, That the delegates 70 The Con-
gressiosal Convention 70 be held at West
Union lie requested 10 use all honorable
usans 10 secure the reorganization Of Hon.
W. b. Allison to Congress.
fail to see any indication of . desire for
," lev deal SO far IS our county 10 con.
concerned, - the writer Of ths; lying note to
the Times ~ill find when be visits West Tn
son.
Yours fraternAliy,
l.. l.. ATgRs.
Maseuusrra Anr -