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REALIZING A PROFIT or TEN TO FIF
rrrx PEE cEyr: II ADDITION.

Orders sent With the funds through responsi
bic Banks or Expfe,s CStnpAnies Wi Ircr ~.
-. 20 any address in the United states, Al
a,r coat Information, Descriptive pamphlet
Naps. sc furnisbed on apDlicatior,at ne Ohio
Of the Railroad Company, No. - WiiiiAi1
street and Of
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Principal & Interest in Gold Coin.
Central Pacific Railroad First
Mortgage Bonds.

1t is commonly known that the General Gov
ernmont, for wise purposes, has given its aid
cifc Ocean across the Territories 10 connect
with the various Eastern Branshes OF the Pa.
cifc Railroad system and which win form the
GRAND TRUNK ROUTE 10 the Far West,
upon which the mighty trans'continental traffic
will concentrate.
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I'EA.-
i 10 hlf ch. choice g. T. Tea.
10 10. do. Y. II do.
~ do. medium grades q. +. and v u
10 do. OOl0ngS, Tor sale.
MAXWELL L. TINGLE
DROyIsIONA-
i Bacon. Hams Shoulders and Sides, Bull
Meats. Dressed Hogs Primo Leaf Lard, 40.
MAXWELL a. TINGLE
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The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANE-who are carrying IL forward with
greater energy and persistence than was ever
shown IL amy SIMILAR work in ancient or modern
times-will bui.1, equip, own and control the
Western Half of this Through Line the most
productive, favored and valuable portion of the
whole, and may Justly be regarded as possessing
the richest franchise ever granted on this CONT
nent.
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Fish.
0nn HALVES No. ! MACKEREL
LUO 80 do do
$50 do . med do
- do largo do
300 Kits No I MaoksTel
~ do do
IyD do 2 family do
JJ Halves Lake Herring.
IuD DO White Fish.
mar9 MAXWELL a. TIsGLE,
MAILS.
~ 800 kegs assorted Sizes nails, best brznas
1t MAXWELL 4 TTaGLES
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BUSINESS MANUAL.

NEW YORK:
PUBLISHED BY THF
MERCHANTS UNION LAW COMPANY
No. lbs Broadway, Third Floor,
I'm the American Exchange National Bank
Building
CsPThe Book will be sent, prepaid, to any
address in the United States on receipt Of Ten
DOLLARS; or, it will be forwarded by Express
with bill, to be paid on delivery.
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WE ALSO HAVE CONsTANTLY
der. Indigo. CepperAs. Blue vItriol. Alum Pop
per, Allspioe, Cinnamon. Nutiaegs, Gloves Mus.
tArd, Ginger. Blcarb. Soda. Sal. soda. Rabbits
Soap. Colgate's Soaps Gsrman SOAPS, Family
soaps Candles, Mould and stAr, Concentrates
Lye, Window Glass Lead, Shot, Gus Csps, Pow.
der, Cotton Yarn, Cotton aud f1aI Tvlnes,
Candle Wick. Batting, Wrapping Paper &C.
MAXWELL 4 TISGLE.
decIO
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These bonds BID fair 10 attain the most prom
inent position among the p0nSpeeul&iive IN
ysstment. Of tbs country, and viii be AstiTeIj
dealt In At tie msney centres In Europe.
Holders Of Government securities have an y
pOrtunity OF exchanging tbsm for Csnfrh =.
eihs Ponds bearing An equal nate OF ih'st"s.
with the principal well secured, and Of
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a'heeliag gegister.

Wednesday nIorninx,......August i'.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON D. C., FEB. e. 1862.
Dr,p sR.-Your favor Of the 22d inst, Is
received.
Register and Official Directory which you have
been Kind enough TO forward TO me. IL ia =
work which cannot fail to be valuable 10 bank
ers, merchants and business men generally.
Very truly, yours,
f. MsCULL0CH.
Secretary Of the Treasury
John Liungston, Esg.. Merchant Union Lar
Company, Ne'e York. MARI
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
THEHUgAL iMERIciNrORl 1861.

rl>HIS highly popular Farmers and Fruit
Growers PAPER IL published ct uSicA,
n T.. OF the fret ard 18th Of each month,
a. 4l 50 year. ard every subscriber receives
. GkArriYY, worth in some cases, the Full
SrBscRiFIIox PkieKi
The Gra,uitie. consist OF 6ne Plate EngAv-
ings choice Grare yines, including the Con-
coap. the bes, grape in existence vAiasble
Raspberries ana straw berries-ihe beat culti-
waited, aud numerous other other things,
amoag which is the
EARLY GOODRICH POTATO.
that Vi yer ONE HUNDRED TO osYo Of seed
the b BE potato in existence, for sum
mer or winteran d subject 70 no DIsEAsEi A
Lac kage of these Potatoes il sent gRaE, and
Posr PAID to al subscribers Who request it,
that is sure to produce Busbel, or more. worth
Is, A. they sold last spring All Gratuitles
are seut free Of charge for transportation !
Over $50 go worth OF Vines, dc. were thus
sent out in ls66 and I, all Of which gave great
satisfaction.
The RURAL AnrRicAx is the best Practical
paper for Farmers and Fruit Growers IN the
United States, and the Cheapest, send for q
sample copy, which 10 sent rKEE. and zee for
yourselves what an elegant. large paper II is,
In l6 Iage quarlo form, 70 bind ut ths end o!
cent offers will be found in the RuEAL AxEai
cAa
AGENTS WANTED want . Club
Agen, in every town in the United States. a.
my paper is National in its character, and
eireula,es in every State in the Union. The
immense success Of the Rural AMERICAN
having the largest circ alation Of airy piper if
this country that 10 entitled to be called a
Practical Agricultural and Horticultural pub
lication, enas les me to give to Club Agent,
more for their services, than is offered by any
other publisher The Pferni um Lists mag
nificent, embracing Concord and other Craps
Vines. by the Hundred AID Thousand, dowr
to a simple vine valuable Watches, splendie
hunter cases, extra Double Gold Plated, wor1
425, for only FORTY subscribers. that can b
obtained in two or three dsys also the cele
braied Roper, Four Shooting Repeating Sec
Gun, that is sold for $50, and many other val
liable thing.. that may be found described il
the paper.
T ihave 50, 900 very 6ns two year ol.
Concord Grape Vines for sale. at one half th'
prices that others sell the sarne quality an'
age for, Address " 7. B. MINER. Clinton
| Oneids Co., n Y" as my editorial Office an,
vineyards are located there.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
For sale or Rent.

VIII sell my House and Lot, situ atsd ten rods
y from the Burr House, for $7Oo. This houss
. isxoo, and is we'll designed for four faniliss,
ana rents readily for Sl9p per month o. $22s nor
year: want money and ! am bound to ,ell.
The houss is for rent for small fAmili...
Will rent to small families for from fear ts
six do1e5s per moath.
t1Wl ?. TABOR.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
wESTBURG TOWNSHIP.
NEWTON TOWNSHIP.

Also over two hundred :ots for sale, in th&
city Of Indepen dence.
4 portion Of the lots and lands above de-
scsibed win Be sold - long time II desired.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

CHICAGO, Nov. Is, 1859.
M. II. h. GARDINER, Proprietor 0srdinsr's
Rheun.stic 3 Neuralgie Compound.
Sir-Hsving been afflicted with the Neurslgis
in my face for six months, . friend induced me
to try your Compound, and can cheerfully say
found it the only relief, and recommend Il -
Ill who are troubled with the Nsuralgia.
Yours Respectfully.
A. BOOTH,
Oyster Dealer, Cor. Madison q Dearborn sts.
CaicAGo, August IS. 1855.
Da. 0ARprsBa. Proprietor Gardiner's Rheunat-
10 1 Nsurslgic Compound.
Dear Sir-It 10 with great pleasure that l tes-
tify TO the merits Of your invaluable medicine.
Having been afflicted with Neuralgia for more
than year, causing me great annoy ance ~ we'll
- suffering, and sfter trying almost every rem
sdy that could be obtained, . friend induced me
TO try your Compound, and ! avn happy to say
that one bottle cured me, and heartily endorse
oil that has been said in its favor and earnestly
recommend trial by every one sufiering from
Neuralgia or Rheumatism.
WIN. 8. HOPKINS,
lb-i2m1 Pirm Merrill ! Hopkins, - Lake 81
Sold BY 6msle . 0oodfsllow, Drusgists, In
dependence. Iowa
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

0tSO <lyAfHst A|h"sAJ~ w Vs sSsDS no.
% - - AGS 4S K0 -
Hon. p. c. Wilcox, Presideat; John II. Camp
bell, Wee President; Hon. j. s. Woodward,
Trea-wer; wm. II. Josiin, Secretary; l. r.
Strong, GeaI 4geaf
Directors: Hon P. 9. Wilcox, John II.
Campbell. J. Forester, Hon. A. Clark, James
Sanders, z. Stout Hon. j. s. Woodward. X. X.
Plane. L. J. Curtis, Vim. II. Joslin, C.. Dewey,
t. Miller.
REFERENCE
Z. d. Older, Independence: L. A. Main, Co.
Treasuer ~. Marinus, Co. Recorder; e..
Brewer. Clerk Dist Court Hon. L. W. Hart,
Hon. W. q. Bonnan. State Ssnctor; 7. l..
French 4 Co., Cedar Falls; Judge James Burt,
9fh JmdiciaI District Hon. W. b. Allison, N.
G. 3rd Dist; Rev. Father Gosker; Samuel b.
Watson, Caslire Firsf National Bank, vinton !;
Hon. Alex. Bunyon, sbsllsbonrgh !; Rev. D. 3.
champlin, Waterloo. A2su
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
DUBUQUE h SIOUX CITY,
DJBJYOUE SOUTIlW WESTERN
RAILWAYS.
pOpNr TIME TAoDl.E.
yOuNr TIME TAsLE.

~ rAxx rrrxcr WEDNESDAY,. NAY. q, 1861
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

CoIoR OF THE HoRsE.-lt ie an old
.xpession that 3 good horse cannot be
of bad color, still we find that the
ready sale of horse depends largely
npon its color. Some hues are strong
~ objected 10, and prejudice Is carried
60 far as to deny merit to an animal
not marked to this standard OF the
critic. We have not mnch faith In
oolor, kelieyiH that good qualities are
not partislto any hue. White horses,
il is claimed, live the greatest age. ln
1903 a gentleman farmer, residing
near Ludlow, England, had team OF
four gra,s. whose united ages we're .
hundred years. These grays were al
lyel, animals, performing ,heir work
~ith dis atch. Such circumstance
certainly is unusual, and We may re-
gard it in the light Of coincidence.
As a coincidence does not prove 3
proposition, the history Of the Ludlow
team has no special influence in giving
character to the theory that the gray
isthe most desirable color ia the horse,
because i; is associated with the great
est longevity. A gray horse may be
hardy, and so may brown, black, a
chestnut, or bay 7arf. Fseld and
Farm
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

Also Against Damage BY Wind Storms
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

Duploun, Iowa, April II, 1906.
I have used several bottles Of Rings Veyeta-
bls AmbrosiA, and find il superior TO any have
ever used. My hair which Was quite gray has
by its use been restored to its natural color 1t
Is an excellent hair dressing, and do not hssi-
tate 10 recommend il to my friends.
DEWARD A. LULL, Asst. Assessor,
lst Div, Sd Dist Iowa
Sold Wholesale or Retail by Smals ! Good
fellow, Independence, Iowa l20-ly
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
Advantages Of this Plow.

It will last from thro0 to six time.
Iossesr ttAn any other stc~ fiow made anywhere u
gritty so. cssssionsiy 10 be- found On tbs s.are,.
d streaas in the wsst IN which shcttsts Pows kns
ss~s halAtsAy ECU. th.ossh" N rlowins eighty
= hus, y having already piowol over tLrss Ls,adse
assss Il ths sdl wthout yct bsax half worn.
II will "soour' in tho most difficult
Aah. whsrs al sthsr Piows have LisL Ifthsfs iss
q ground enywAsss In wisA u vii nss sos,s w lnw
PIT draws lighter than any othc<
Ysv WIN cSteag tho sams width asi depth.
The Share oan be sharpencd, or q
r.t welded on, - readily - on osdu.iy plows, BY any
bssesmith who understands his trade. tho stse,
Dsrfscuy usailsabls. aud works "Atndy'
Any section can be rCplaood by
sn1 AouidbsAr h are cast In moulds
II ID we'll stocked with New Eng
hnA sscond growth timber and tho standard wrought
eoe with soss In tbs cap ~ - 70 give TAX Ad -
Il plows at any depth, from tnroo
- twelve iaehss works perfectly in either .,abbls "
lA leaves clean farrow, and turns stsbbls an
oDSi trash conplstsly
- It 10 tho cheapest Plow in the
A1rsx dollarv once rather than hvs dollars nse ss
01rtimss over; In not losing time and your temper,
- quarter an mors work ~i .h. sam. - po%s "S
eUpsrfbrm must Be considered we'll the price,
Adrriows used FOR profit, and Gs sut II shA
01tAs most days and cssos Gun b got, prct@tsoW n
A1-tts csA ss tN cheapest, and are confident man
A1rgets more than hundred doArS worth u "piosD
A1rsvssy time he gets one u thsse.
These remarks arc made after 0
familiarity with the merits VI most II the good Pows d
- in the West, many Of which have justly sarnsas
eood reputation
~ Our new model "B" Plow ID
o1dssiOsd expressly for stubbls and foul ground.
A-Ilersioforc have had only tho "(- pattern d.
e0-signed Tor both turf and stubhis. The .g' and
o0T patterns together will enable TO meet ths
DVisws VI all ~ 10 shape, AMI give tLss sAths
o0-'boid" or "san" plsws - they prefer.
Obv and zee fhen.
Warranty vesy Nbsrok
16r Sale only BY
l.. Il. Il w. K. KENYON,
N-tfl lndeIsndence, Iowa
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

state Agricultural society.

The State Agricultural Society met
nj Des Moinee. Wednesday the 48ih,
.nd decided to hold the Fair for 1868
an the Clinton County grounds in
Lyons and Clinton. Officers were
electcd rs follows:
Prsi3ent-Peter Melcndy, Cedar
Fills, Blaclhavk county.
Vice Presideat--J. ID. Wright,
Chariton, Lucas county.
.Secretory-J. NJ. Shaffer, Fairfield,
Jefferson county.
7'rcaswer--Geo. Spragne, Island
Grove, Butler couaty.
Dircc,ors-s. Il. Spofford, Des
Moines, Polk county; Oliver Mills,
Lewis, Ca,s county; NJ. w. Robinson,
Des Moines county; Timothy Day,
Winchester. Van Buren county; Milo
Smith, Clinton county; Robert
Sewers, Oskaloosa, Mahaska county
E. II. Shankland, Dubuque, Dubuque
county; Phineas Caldwell, Magnolia,
Harrison coanty: ). c. Hewett, Jr.,
Eagle Grove Wright county; John
II Bacon, Washington, Washington
county.
E.recutiue COMMUNICATION Me-
lendy, j. d. Wright and J. NJ. Shat
fer.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31


Announce. that in consequence Of the ovcrstock-
ing Of the English market. an immen sec uantity
, Of DRY and FANCY GOODS have been ccp-
signed 10 them with instructions t. be cleared
for imlnss'iats Casa. at any sser.fes A. Co.
have, tssssfare, resolved to offer them sccordiE (
to their crdizary system OF business 81 81 each,
with41t ~srard to value
The following list shows the original whole
sale rrires of some Of the articles which they
now,@fey at 81.
49, ...3 D. u -. f-... 7 < az
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

On all worthless preparations, and recon-
mend that which has stood the test Of Time
.nd Il daily growing more popular and sought
aftes. PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLERS the
surs re..sAr. The proof il most abundant.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

Iowa HoaTICULTugAL SOCIETY,"
The society met in the Court House
at Des MONIES on Tuesday evening,
January 9TH, and after an interesting
session. elected the following officers
for 1868: President, Hon. J. B.
Grinnell Of Grinnell Vice President.
Capt. James Mathews of Knoxville |;
Secretary, =. W. Adams of Alamakee
county; Treasurer, Dasil Leonard OF
Burlington: Directors. ]. c. Sni::'h Of
Polk county, A Kimbs!l Of Mahaska.
]. s. Brown OF Mshasks, A. Davidson
Of Appanoose, T. F. Brown of Jasper.
ID. T. Choat of Black Hawk, s. J.
Comfort Of Crawford, Z. NJ. Gu:fin Of
johnson. +. ID. Morgan Of Marion,
]. aud B. X. Palmer. of Clinton county.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
ARR - Co.,
l63 DrO06acOU, .Sfsc y'Of6.
sx Office BOX, 1856. n1fSm

T.ke. mn bv Jasss r. 0'BrisD, Of Perry
Tarnslip. in Buchanan County. December 70,
isC7, ons two ysars old red ana white steer. has
j, tsr MARI % right hip. Appraised Of SIS.
Ed WARD BREWER, Clerk.
January l6, lscs.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

A SUPERB STOCK or FINE GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES. ALL WARRANTED
TO Run, AND THOROUGHLY RE6ULA-
TE.1. AT TIE Low PRICE OF $40 ZACH,
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
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NAT wall.

There, .hat'll do" said Harry, throwing
down the shoebnsh; my shoes don't lool
very hssssAass matter. " no cafes?'
"Whatevdf is worth doing ct oil Il Worth
doing well,' replied serious but pleasan,
voice.
Harry started snd turned round 10 se. who
sPoks., 1t was his father. Harry blushed
HAIRY, my boy, Jour boots look wretcb.
cay. Pick up your brush and m.ke tbs,r
:n.nes When they look q they shonld eSs,a
YES, pa" replied Harry n.r.;.
taking M his brush in no ye,, pUas, a ana
and brushing the dull boots unit; nv. n ahn
nicely. When the boots we're noI;.S , Snone
vent ny g ne s9fher, Who said to him. ne
soo, want 70 tell you : short ..or~
~; I lev poor boz, whose mother ~ x,
=, .ae P1ossro, 'Nha'ever is worth doins :.
20 he . .eru, oo'ns welL' That poor boy went
tool main. {. sas ~ - senleman's family. h
how trivial il seemed. IL. sH, no matter
pleased, and took him inso u. npioyef Vas
did his work veil there. When hsnoP he
the shop he did that veil When s~epe out
on an GRAND he vent quickly ana s s:sssent
GRAND faithfully. whsn ks u, toid !, n'a .l ny
out bill o. TO enter IN account. he d;d - y. =
veil. This pleased his empjoyer. 40 ths, 'I :.
edvAuced him from step u II, until +. H.
game head clerk, and then partner. and 49,.
~ - . f,eh man, and anxious th.t ~ -
hin fy should ,psactice thss rule Which MR.
.Y YSy' pa we're yoa poor boz o.e.y,
"a . rr';s %s son. 90 poor that / had 4 - :.
nd al o,bsr ,;.. n'set bcoss, vsit d the AM.
~. ~ doin. ~ menlal services for ! liz
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- -. : =
HnconaTRuCTIOM.

Despite tho. opposition Of Andrew John.
son, and Of thu Northern Democracy and the
Southern ex-gebels, reconstruction 10 going
steadily ahead. Time is its own avenger, It's
said. If that means that Time avenges the
wrongs that are done to Right, it is most truly
tsue. South Carelina, mother of Calhoun,
Il Msei1cs3;oe aid Secession, gives $4,000
msj6fiiy fof + Hepubiie1n Consultation. The
State most ruieA By caste aaopta Constitu-
ton abolishing caste. The State that has
most opposed the Democratic doctrine Of the
manhood Of man, now fixes the most radical
phase Of Mat doctrine into her fundantesanl
slsw. 4 A.polisie1l ollgsrchy thst discounten-
anced lahoring white men, because il hsld
that capital should own labor, has had its or.
GAME kw for tbs State decreed BY laboring
men, white and black. Where manhood has
been least esteemed, where it has been most
condemned, its natural and political rights
most psrsistestly ~ At nought, in that State
manhood has bad its most triumphant vindi-
cation G isEa LII
We have reached the beginning Of the end.
After three years of Executive maladminis-
trasion-three years in which the President
of the Uaited States has tried not to enforce
the law of the land, and has tried 10 defeat
the popular will-af,er these, Reconstruction
triumphs, and vicious Executive il to be
evicsed from 1 place which be got BY assas-
sinatioh, and hss filled With infamy. After
his eviction the country will have peace.
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Snecfal Notices.
Falincies Of ,he Faculty,


The stomach IL the ruling esssn Of the system. i
the digsson 10 imperfect every member. every gland
every nus every and fbrs Is more or hes osi
Of Order All the dniAs dspeavsd. Tbs bsain b
clsadsd. Tbs spirits are depressed. All dyspspttcs
kov this to BE- tbs sth. II ID NOT ho~eyss half tAe
trnth. colamss woalA - repaired y sssusrats ths
paias and penalties Of dy pspsA cosid any pen
than Justice. Tens Of thodsands ssl them no man
d<ssstBs them.
Can they be p,cvent,di Can they b relieved, cAl
thsy be banished At and snssvsxt Hsarss-ses.
slY rass CAV. Ne dyspepdc hes svsr taken HOSTEL
TIERS sroMAoH BIrTkRs In vain. Believe NO on.
who ssys the ccupIant h incurabls This great e,e
bic osaehie will cradle lts itfs Graduating II In thous
ends Of cases which medical practitioners hsvs sha
ken Their hsAis cautiously, saying, "Soshns can b.
dons"
The faculty ha, It's faI,cie One OF item 10 that ndi
seson the most dcuit Of all the ordinary ailment.
Of mani Ind TO combat and subdas. This Il mistake
Nothing be essisr couaasssd II tbs fru. speci6
be administered This vegetable combination hicl
Aas b~cnlns famous throu sheut the civilized woYid
Hosf& CT EAA Br0NACH BtffkRai IL m nntiaoee %
the disasse which has known fail ana for
funst-ly tits eyrryvhers procnrab~. II ron wish
yoo With the o3sSefs. Try the phsrr a8or uss pre-,
scriptions Nyou want TO Il oct and prevent III
recurrence tase the Httsss daily There il no diScouu
man Who has tried IL for indigestion without bsinf
Der ehttd- the fact has not trasspred Univsrss I'M
praise avouches it, wonderful tonic virtues
nprsl CAV
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THERE is a growing feeling among men of
oil parties at Washington that johnson will
certainly be convicted.
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nIsuELLAsEoUs ITEMS.
Emerson is in Brooklyn.
Gil, pnb;naon IA IN FIoyid

| Emerson is In Brooklyn.
-Solon Robinson is in Florida.
The Thumbs were at Erie on Friday.
Grant attended Beecher's church last
Sunday evening.
! The Arlington estate, in Virginia, is to
| be cut up into small farms for freedmen.
A prolific COW in Pennsylvania lately
gave birth to Eve ealves-none of them false
ones.
Tom Florence favors female suffrage.
Which is very bad for the friends OF the SUIT
frage.
-Rousseau hssarriyed at Omaha from Ore
gon, on his way to swear for johnson in i'm
parchment
There are 700 900 gas-lghts in Philadel-
pbia. Gas is rather cheaper than daylight
in the good Keystone State.
The Citizen says that DIR. Vim. Russell 8
novel, as serial, has not run half SO well as
its author did at Bull Run.
Judge Busted has returned to Mobile
and opened court. He is scarcely able TO
walk, owing to the wounds received by him
| some months ago.
For D Arcy McGee's seat in Parliament
there are two nomina,ions-Peter Redpath
and Marcus Doherty, the latter being an Irish
Catholic.
M. Halstead and Whtelaw Reid, of
Cincinnati, and Chas. Wsggoner, of Toledo,
were the only Western people who attended
the Dickens dinner in New York on Satur-
day.
The admirers of Judge Stephen ]. Field,
OF the Z. s. Supreme Court, are preparing
| to bring him out as Pacific Coast candidate
! for the Democratic Presidential nomination.
The contest in the Second District oil
| Minnesota for Congress is between lanatius
Donnelly, Gen. C. Andrews, Gen. Lucius F.
| Hubbard, Vim. d. Washburne. and D. Nor
! rison-all Republicans.
--Lafe Deylin, late of .late' Indianapolis
Herald, will sacrifice himself ~ Democrat
ic candidate for Congress. in Indiana, against
George ". Julian.
The Republican State Central Committee
of Tennessee will meet 18th inst, to bring
about an agreement upon candidate for
Congressman at large, for the special election
May /. The" cops,' it is understood. will
run Role p. Saunders, present U. s. Collec-
tor at Memphis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-26

GnIMAs, Trumbull, Van Wrinkle, and the
other Republicans who have becn voting to
admit all the evidence that Mr.. johnson q
counsel offered, voted against the Democrats
and the Republican majority to receive all
the rs6ut,ins testimony that Butler offered.
So Mr.. johnson can take no comfort 10 him,
self from the psst acts Of these Senators.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-26

THERE are seventeen hundred and eighty
three American domestic missions under the
superintendent OF the N. E. Church.