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New-York tribune., 1868-03-17
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DY NSON g. MILL Err
Id AUCTIONEEIS AND
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Id ATCTIONEEES AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
- NI;,,r5 cor. orPas.r F. .S, nav i9s1 T
1aass Io,a. ssorstsd Auction Mise sc
Aia oelocl .tEIh,ats Sa,r@oa III Broadway Sew.Yort
BRoOEIYS PROPERTY. ,u. -,
100 CHOIcR AND VALUABLE EGEEfEESTii WARD lots. rs
TIRE FRONT on EAST SIDE OF DEDFoRpAVR' BETWEEN
'4rf BRpfoa62YR M BoULBvARD .e between H're. aud
10 's.r 1, De esn & as two os eoTaea sooi grade
'' BGbFdRB8vE r. p9UIsv1iD .ooths.,, val
HIVE ,ouR Side 100 Zee, east Of Bedford ave-
PESSsr side los te iaehe, e,', Of beonaye lot,
HOOPRRsT side 2 feet wet Of MsfeJ-are on LEkAFR
MARtY AVE- al HooPERsT PoI,A-Tf.! ;s.. corner lot.
MSRcY1vR .nd iIoopi; ST.. nsr;a, q ss., ssnsr lot.
kBAPsT, south siae 20 se cast Of NJ M',sy.syt, lot
HEWEs ST. north ,Is ~ fsei vest o. Il.ri,onsve lots
Terms easy Map. uoT read, oses Of the auetouee 20 rs
TUESDAY. March a.
o'o n ha5SSHys E5ss1His sGST PSoFTkfS FS III S'''''
900 spLESDID PARK nS Lots H,ry so,ru
LOTS are ansh located on MONTGOMERY CARRoLL BALTIC
s Mis wrekoysTs SIXTH TESr !9 and kLEkS A
Terms liberal maps %S6sEsbAT sfS alSSf; Ssfei a. g. = ''
sb. Exchange ssie.foo@ N 80 III Broadway Nsv.Yo
r. o, Of the sate Of cSsrle. oSe deceased Of
,s S PSJsa s ou o. spS 'ISa' lou od on south
side Zee, west Mubut aud Centre MARKET. house 22Io
2I6 to second hoor ot 25Iio' seveoaTs
cent remain o. % aog.s 'I Ia aTss .S y1o 1s:.
FINELY LOCATED on MASPETH STEWART, NANDENOORr,
and PORTERAyES These lots bat short distance from BUSH
WICkAVE -. -.
THURSDAY, March %.
Al II ocock the Exchange Saesroom No. III Broadway (Tniy
Buibiiugs). New. York.
Receivers the Court ~ the valuable water
front property Marine Railway Company at Hunters Point Long
Island The sale will he peremptoy. -
This valuable property situated opposite Thirty urth st. New iork
consists nearly entire block Of ground containing upward Of u
lots exclusive ofthe piers, streets Se -,
The attention Of end others called 10 this
There property the hFbo Of York better adapted for
than the above lt location ueeus
County renders the fact that there the
aBg In with city. Por which will be liberal
np, apply the No % Nassanst New York Of WM
TYSON esq WM. H. MAILER, esq heeeVen No l~ "hflI'
NeV.lork.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17
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A RARE CHANCE.-SOuthen or Western
~ LANDS with ttle money viii De- kea FOR fas stock u
CLOTHING No o. Lberty-at Room No. g.
A FURNISHED HOUSE, centrally located,
IA WANTED by private family Aay for year; will pay So
500 per moath Address HOUSE. Box No 5039 n Y o.
IVANTED-By a small family, PART of
w HOUSE I've SIX required in good neshborhooi
suitable Tor housekeeping d having al Address stating
oil particulars rent &C. HOUSE. Tribune ohce.
yNANTED-Fr0m the 1st of May, by private
w family the LOWER PART q HOUSE in the City Rent 20
be from SJ 8 per Address WIKI particulars, ROOMS,
Box No. 80 Tribune OMce
WANTED TO IuRE-In a large country
town 90 miles Of The C from April tesled
moa HOUSE grounds sud Barn Address b. with puee
Box No. a3i NrW-l ork Post OMe
JVANTED.-A HOUSE WITH ABOUT TWO
Acres Ncv-Jersey within hours rde Of NewiOrk
Aedres-sag price l0caou BOOKKEEPER, Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17
ny RANCS MFRWTN r. 3IyvTIS G;''iT5,'' 20 20 Broodw

RY BANGS, MERWTN q Co, BrOadway cor.
D GhsSsles Of Books WORKS Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture k
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS,
MARCH Il and ~, al I O'CLOCK,
Private Collection q VAIL ABLE BOOKS. OIL PAINTINGS snd
AUTOGRAPHS comprising variety ~ valuable STANDARD orks
aud Miscellaneous Literature the Preach ard English languages
eiHg Books that very ard choice aho ieV gl
OIL Paintings by scest modern saa collection
Autograph Letters Shares
Lbr Catalogues and articles exhbS
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17

Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing TO purchase will find It for their interest to au
vertlse IN THE TRIBUNE. It's aggregate circulation is
larger than that OF any other newspaper aud IS scattered
through every state aud Territory, as well as III New
York and all the principal cities aud villages Make the
advertisements as short as possible, stating the adyan
tages offered.
Advertisers are reminded that the three editions 0i THE
TRIBUNE, somiWcekly, and Weekly arc subscribed for
by entirely different persons. that advertisements III
serted IN each viii reach all classes.
Advertisements charged 25 cents per lnc, each in
sertiOD, in DAILY TRIBUNE, q 90 per line in WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, 25 cents per lne in sEMIWTEKLY TRIBUNE.
TIE TRIBUNE viii devote especial attention 10 F;les Of
Real Estate thus very much enhancing It's value rs an
advertising medium.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17

ELOURING MILL for SALE mt bargain
Hamilton Ferry Breokyn oPsr 10 S.f'' Pe' ai HVii
4 Ca, Ne u nsLs o., taseasst
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17

AT AUCTION, THURSDAY, March 10.
~ Etriange sactrona No. IN BroadnsY.
Eazsry fcfrod ar,ia tsJy broUnsioue front HOUSE No
81 Lexington. ave. Murray HILL
Also 30 10 TLir fnh Tire ory brown stobe HOUSE
cocers Fu stable n ti lucv No 2t See Auction
Notices Word aad Evcr.ug Post orof
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17
SaIes Up dnttiuN.

RI HENRY II. LEEDS & MINER.
~ IlKsRT u. LEEDs. Auctoue-r.
nportsn sale Of frscass American aud Foeo PIC ~ eoa
pr.inz HENRY " LeBDS
MnR vii sell by auction the EVENINGS Of EDSlSDAf, sh
AAd AHl oDAi 18th u o'clock each evening % TIE
LEES AliT GALLERIES.
Nos s4s snd si3 BroaiSay, = w. u fWenA 4
JAMES NJ HART. Louis LANG Il BRRyOORr
4. BIEGSfADT NURBsgD. J. q BROWN
) X. CLIFFORD. J. 4 CROrsEY SMILE
kkLsEAAN VAN LLTON, W. L. SONNTAG. } ". CAiILEAR,
AMI oties
FOREIGN ARTISTS.
Just received from GOUrIL Co.. PARIS by NJ kYOHDIgR eo
psiug gf the hucs works u ihis cou. try,
MEiSSONlER. DJBJfE, TOuLEMOJCfF
ED FRERE, MtRLh, ElG yEfBOE,KHOyEs.
PLASSAN kOFk kOEk, o. ACkEHBACH
yAUTIRR BBRANGKR }. KOBIE others
The above exhibition aud from FRIDAY
and ey-ang, uuti tAe sale a. aho'e-
pY HENRY ID. MINER, AUCri0NEEk::
I1 Sslesroo No - Nasau opposite Ne fostoc SPhhDlo
COLLECTION OF COSTLY AND ATTRACTIVE CARtAkA MIR
BILE STATUARl. ALABASTER ORSAMlNlS BtONAbS ALOCkA
AND FRAMED PHOTOGRAPHIC FLORENflSB NlKWs THt
IMPORTATION or SGNORlNI T. LANNOSl& Co, Of fLOkENck
HENRY d. MINER BARKER vii sel at ancien hOhDAl 10
TUESDAY lI WEDNESDAY. 18th MARCi at II o'clock eaei
da their stesroon. No 81 NlsssusL, Of the most "aI
collection Of above goods offered - auon tn. cJ
In addition 20 40 Groups And Figures Of SttnaU tififs
Marble for parors churches snd monuments will be oani
large assortment 81 Aaser Verde d Paio Sansr executed
Florence Columns and Pest Etrcau and Roman Tar's.
aoNes sud cards Also Bronze figures ans Groups four ai hfe ie
hgh nsntel aud fay kad
by tie best Paris manufactures Also abon about ~ Photo
graphic Views Of the principal an sau1y 0f Fence.
Pisa Sienna and other cities of Ceutra a The above viii be ress
for exhibition Monday morning with catalogues ami particularly
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17

TOR SALE-AbOut Is acres OF LAND on the
ss, ham az The Huasop Nysef 2s miles n Sesfork via
NRRo j. about feet river fon goo" bpAirg bathing snd
f.hipR The the most beautiful 90 TIE nVer VI ue
FTenerooi MANSION t~ neat cotg Tone
rBished stable anil outbulfng land EeSd snu gIasl
spnlid
property For scenery and convenience 70 's oe
Of desirable places for sale on me H'e re WIN
'GIii 9Iiiss s' 'On'P' HOMER MORGAN No Pius,t.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17
Gutiion S7Its Of RtaI Gsiait.


- ADRIAN lrLLsR, Auctioneer -
EXECUTORS SALE by order of the supreme
Al CoGrYauable PROPERTY NBSIST, south east corner
oiiobokenst. Coins HoeL-ADRIAN IT, NJ CLLEk r. X -
hiNS Co. viii sell At aacon TUESDAY, March IL ~ u op
a. ihe ktchnye Ssroom No III Broadway the Lot Of ar WIN
hobokenit known Coinss Hotel" opposite the Albany steam
boat LsRiug. 44l8O feet
Mlnsa he oHee Of Aueiioneers H. Muller r. Wilkins
Ce No : P.ne-st, SeS-iork g..,l-
GILBERT 81 Col. ). CLARK, Auctioneer,
~ w sell premises March 49, y o'clock Va the Town
o. bedori WecLcsier County p miles from Bc1iou STALLION
Harlem Rroat n FROM Bedford Village, The verg
valuable 40acre FARM known the MeCorl Farn. with arae
blngs three orchards ~ choice fruits plenty Of small fruits VII be
sold parcels purcse together together wth The STOCK
Farming Utensils Household FuruituF Ge VIII be offered Tbs vain
able Harlem Railroad Parties
Eonrthay- TwentyiEthti carriages will he in attendance
Bedford station For iuilnna.ioa inquire OF GILBERT Co.. ia
Estate ard Insurance Brokers' Beekman Hi Real Estate Exchange No
90 Secondaye.
/ COLE, AUCTIONEER.-Elega MAN
Os sion and Thiyeght LOTS OP LAND Prospect PARK
fitlaye., Carroll sud Iresideltsts. e. BE- sold
WEDNESDAY, Marrh l8, at y M.
A. the Cts Salesroom No. 10 Court st., Brooklyn.
me h'uoa was formerly part Of the Po.Aema E ani ee
ganty finished.
Also, Cernontave and LOTS or LAND, 25al5 feet
This hae twosto brick house. pcc. order Ga lie aoDs
sale positive. Of owner going % Europe.
Maps are now ready at ths Office Of the AuctiDneer
NO. 10 WALKER-ST.
~ T. H. LUDLOW Co. will sell aucioa TUESDAY BeIt
March T. 1908 al l. Oclock Exchange Saesaom No I'll
Lreaiway the HOUSE and LOl No 10 Mers the lot z9Il00
and aons the hrscss stores occupied b Messr& Christ Jay
Co aud Mott ohesi the option their adjoining
wall ecre location the best the Wholesale trade
and the and profitable investments
part NAV remain on moFt2age
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17
Sutiicu Salts Of HtaI eslait.

ApHf,S r. HrLLEH Auctioneet
UCTION SALE of go valuable LOTS, stu
~ stb.Iv, opIs. CcHri Plrt Madison - snd "hIges
tib sh t7 7bta .lih fsth tbth ifh ath, bHd 5-ADti
As n MULLFR =. H. WILKINS q" vii SILL at sueaou ON
THURSDAY March d. q u O'Clock tie Exchange haesoom No.
lll rro4dazy. n. T..
SlII.tyE-2 1T, . e.. C-tbst opp. Ceutr.lParE
MADISON AVE- Lit. B. Of tsthst
MADISON AVE- lots. o.. ~. bIt4-t
tiAsG Lots, sie. coIPrsnE tie entire holt ls.EeeA
Cob f.ih-sts.
sB.AyE-J Lots .ile beisrea n 90 ani li5thstf
C,.fi.sT. - s,lth eide. 90 q. est Il 5ilatc
ClTfi.ST- LOIS lofih sic 20 ft vest " M4lnonAre
tsrfiS 30 lots south s.te CO., O. east Of aihUe.
CGIIIsT-i Loi rofih sli,. 91 o. 81 Midi,au-ate
iGIII ST Lots lori sl. lll g. Eest II foulthsse
GTrIi.ST.-g Lots ,auii sbic f0 q, wet q ForrhGie
.EfllhT.-g Lots uDrth side . o. t1rt of Madison
7sTiIST.-2 Lott ,ort side. &, O. ~ Madis1uaTe
GsTIlSr. 80 Lett north size ~ E. wet VI Avenue 4
g.rIisT-6 sautl side ~ O. iHs- wet of Aveuce
fITIl-,T- -t lots uaril slr 2Il o. Of Ninth ave
gflH.sT.-8 Il', south sic. 20 o. vcs ~ NIutlraye
I5rIl-sr.-g Lots south slf o. no. uest q TLtuiarc.
Msps tle oGce Of tie Auclouo No. as a..
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17
gursts, Cauiug,s, 1t,

gmsts, Carriages, 1t,
A T OUR OWN HORSE AUCTION MALI,
n 40. IL Thrteeuth-st. uesr Fourth-Sye
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELb
(I.ate L SomerVi.lesb
Auction sales Of Hoe. Carriages wsg3s lsnes and sVshae
IN tie horse line. TUESDAY ant PRIDhl.
Mcsr JOHNSTON VAN TASSEL ssrss the bead ~ the hose
suction business this city No ekeyng; no doubeesng B'e
doing With the most strict and impartial
justice Everything in the hoe line at private sale at wholesale onces
CITI AUCTION MART, Broadway and
~ ThrvnH;hsi-J j. HENRY A1ctioaeer Regular Of
Horses Garbage Sez Harness Robes Dlsnket Whips &c ae.
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at II 0ock There slarE.
OF the above articles hand a. pu'as
auction prices ConsgDmsnts respectfully sohcted
CARRIAGES-GREAT BARGAlNS-NOw on
hand Carriages that must be sold
secondhand all styles at great bargains CALFs
WTTrS Carriage Depot No 6s Broadway near Beeeser.s
EOR SALE-A handsome six-seat Rockaway
CARRIAGE modern style movable glass front 10 good order Ae
plV Fulton and Maiues's Brookyn
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17
WmLtaA ". LrTrLK, Auctioneer
DY WYCK0FF & LITTLE,
ID 4UCuoSEEER,S, 5, AID REAL EITATE BROKERS


No l5l Msutsgusst Brooklyn.
House. Lots Farms Dock rroPsy bought md ,oH Ppoa'
TUESDAY March H. 1853 1t Il cOci A the cig S,esros.
Cou-s; Mou'sgue Brooklyn large Of LOTS IN the ea-
~ Prospect PARK ChutOD Saeketi FOarb Hamilton, &s
10 2 Paeid ppste Sale .ouh SIDE between Smith lai oyt
Lot 2jxl00 t house 22xi 3s,ory basement aud se brck
Lots 251lcO brh,esu Il Lots between seventh
CHons. Lots Hantingions; iamonaye HaEtngon;
Lots 40 feet q cuou sackett Lots north side M f.t
can Be- Eid Of the Aaoos,f. Isl Ionsgas.t BfooEyu
,. ON ON TilUESpAI M March ig 1853 3D., M,,,,,r.
Brooklyn POSITIVE ExECUToRs SALE DWELLINGS % Laa'
NO e IAWRENGE-sT. WiIousaOyst srstela.s '.'oI
TSIoy-sI corner Mels, 2s:ory STORE 25rse
Nos 22 2 rs and 227 BEKGENST between Bond ani NeTHs
30 i5 WYCSoFF-ST between and Smith a3s lot 21oo
Maps terms &C. q The Auctonee NO Isl Monaguest Broosys
GALE Of the ALABAMA AND FLORIDA
- RALROAD-UBe the decree of the Hon Philip Frazer Jage Of
he District Court q The United siate. @ thO northern D.ins. q
doc, IL the cy f on the .s1. ,s day R MstI.
Railroad COMPANY, bankrupt, viz:
Z. miles q ROAD complete i 5qaains order -
ALDO LOCOMOTIVES ENGINES,
is s sFEATFSM FE4TFSRM c4ns G4ns sSSisi;i ossss;';
POLE POLE CAB CAR ta ordeLl
i oFFcS sad SToRRRo6y
PLATFORM SCALES Uowes.
N.o de- TOOLS, grfSSiIs belonging ..l G,,l coz.
wooBonsg Machines wheebas~, Irons Gr Turnab Iran sad
Brass Trc5 Tools Blacksmith Tools 1Ga Shop %
new Cross Railroad Jacks Timber and Lmber Ofce Pur
nt Clock Crogbas Spike Mal AIes ShOTe Hoes.
LOT of Cooking UteusilS &c, &C.
TERMS CASH
TIE completion the road with It's connections viii place The Bay OF
Psg'.ohe aas srer o3 i9e Ggn imHsa.e soaan5aoa % nc $
Buou Lakes aud making Pensacola tue great
between South America the Islands Of the
West Indies MEXICO California and the agricultural ahf
Of the United States giving the states OF hennc
Illinois sud Indiana free and expeditions outlet m
anong transit for the orsgs
received by long tedious and expensive route Tbs
offered se Is the trunk OF i've railroads end
INK 70 center and It's value Hvesnsai
need. only with due proper pecsOu
ALkX MAGRUDHR, L. 5. MarshAl (Msssenserl
Pensacola Feb. II. 1853.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-24

Wednesday,, l5H.-Both houses went in.
to joint convention to canvass the votes for
Governor aud 1t. Governor, resulting as fol-
lows: Total vote for Governor, Isl. .s3S !;
Merrill. 50, Ia Mason, o2,65, scattering,
81. Total vote tor 1t. Governor, lja,5sS !;
Scott, sa,25l; Harris, 62,745; scattering,
36l. Majority for Merrill, 26.is7 for Scott,
26, sos. No other important business.
Thursday, l6h.-A: o clock p. II. the
inauguration ceremonies took place in tbs
hall OF the House. Prayer was offered by
Rev. c. G. Truesdell. The oath Of effice
was then administered By Hon. George c.
Wright, of the Supreme Court, as follows;
You, Samuel Merrill and John Scott, in
the presence of God and these people, do
solemnly swear that you viii support the
Constitution OF he United States, ard the
Constitution Of the State Of Iowa, aud that
you will faithfully discharge the duties aud
responsibilities ofthe offices to which you
have been elected and this you do as you
shall answer to God in the Great Day.
After patriotic song, Gov. Merrill read
his inaugural address, most admirable
document, which we shall give in our mex.
issue. This closed the ceremonies.
Friday. INA resolution passed in the
Senate relative to striking the word "whis"
from the Constitution, and for the establish>
ment Of a reform school.
Saturday, lsh.-The Assembly met in
Joint convention for the election Of State
Printer, which resulted as follows: T N.
Mills, Of Des Moincs, l09; ". B. Staal, Of
Des Moines, 81. j. 5. Carter was elected
STATE Binder and Martin Hcssey Warden
Of the PeniteLtiary.
In the House. bill was introduced for ths
nbolishmsnt OF County Supervisors and tbs
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-24

establishment Of Boards Of (thrce) County
Commissioners also, for creating the Office
! OF County Auditor, aud also for Registry
Law.
Petitions were received for The abolish,
ment Of the argument term Of the Supreme
Court at Davenport also Tor an appropria,
ton for the State Horticultural Society, and
for q more efficient law for the Reform
School. Mr.. Truesdell presented a petition
for more stringent prohibitory law, which
was signed by twenty FIVE thousand persons.
Mr.. Irish. Of Iowa City, followed with a
heavy petition for a license and the repeal
Of the prohibitory lazy.
In the Senate but little was done besides
business similar to the above.
Nondng, 2Oth.--But little important busi,
ness was ,ransa c,ed in the Legislature to.
day. Bishop Lee offered an exiempore
PRAYER in The House. In tie House a reso-
luto: 10 abolish the Board of Supervisors
was tabled. On motion of Mr.. Wilson, Of
Dubuque, long petition for the protection
Of commerce Oh the Mississippi River was
read.
The House s to hold but a morning sess,
ion until further orders.
Taesd0y 2la.-In the House bills we're
introduced TO extend the jurisdiction Of JUS
tees Of the Peace; TO enlarge the power Of
county courts to give the drawing of juries
to Supervisors relative to swamp lands
for an argument term Of the Supreme Court
ii Dubuque. Resolutions were adopted, 10
provide for registration Of marriages, births
and deaths for committees to visit various
State institutions, and giving the wife of an
inebriate TO control Of the property.
In the Senate a motion was adopted ask
ing opinion Of the Attorney General as to
the power Of the State 10 tax national banks.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-24

closed with All oyster supper, gotten
up By "minc host" Of the "Empire, I"
at which your correspondent was pres
ent and did ample justice TO the Gin
ner man."
! am at present engaged in prepar-
ing a list Of improvements, business
houses, etc, in Jcsup. for the year
1867, which hope to have ready for
your next issue.
The BULLETIN Of last week con.
tains, ! see. notice of an engagement
OF the Thompson e. Parkhur-t Troupe
to give one OF their concerts in indie.
pcndencc on Saturday. Those who
heard them in this place, year ago,
represent them as being one Of the
best of troupes, and express the wish
that they might honor Jesup with a
call during the present tour. If the
troupe is really as good as represent
ed, ! readily second such a wish. for
! should really like to hear a good
concert here, after the stuff we have
been bored with lately. We are
music-loyiug community, and should
like to have our cars and musical
tastes gratitied once more by n really
good performance.
REGuLu.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-24
OUR JEsUP LETTER.
JEsrp. Ian. 22. 1863.

JESCP, JAN. *, Iooo.
En-. BuLLETIN.--Living -as we Jcs-
upites do out upon the open prairie,
one can the more readily appreciate
the recent weather changes from Sc
we're cold to lesser cold. Tic week
ending last Friday was colder, ! be
lieye, a. a whole, than any ! have
known since 81, and the mildcr tenn
paturc OF the last few days seems al
most epriny-like by contrast.
Our place is remarkably quiet and
harmonious at present. and save the
regular routine Of evening meetings,
scarcely anything worthy Of mention
occurs. The rival singing schools are
both flourishing and both classes ap-
pear to be inpro, ing rapidly. The
writing school also opens well, and
Mr.. Taylor's met thod of teaching shows
that he understands his business.
Interest in our Lyceum seems to be
abating somewhat. owing. in some
degree To 8 failure Of certain members
to perform the duties assigned them.
and partly to want Of unaminlty
among our citizens in carrying for
yard any enterprise Tor the public
welfare or improvement. A fine cs-
say was read before tho Lyceum last
nirht,-subjcct Our Country-and
next Tuesday we shall have the read
ing of the regular monthly papers.
A now institution in our town Is
lodge Of Old Fellows. which was or
ganized last night with good nun,
Der Of mcmbc,s. The ccrononlss
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-24

DELHI, Iowa, JAN, 20. 1863

DELHI, Iowa, JAN. 20, 1868.
DEAR BuLLETIN.-This torpid.
stuntcd town is now somewhat in
motion, and indulsing some hope of
future liie-to be attained through
one Of those great arteries Of trade,
population, and wealth, railroads,
For several week meetings have
been held at different times and
places, along the route Of proposed
new line Of road up the Makoqueta,
City and Cascade, in Dubuque Coun.
ty, llopkinton, Delhi, Delaware Eden
Grove and York, in Dcleware county,
and Strawberry Point, Fayette, and
West Union, in Faycttc county.
thcnse nor,hward TO some point
where a junction can be effected with
one of the Minnesota railways.
This is sad to be a natural rail-
road route. and is far enough from
the Mississippi, and from your own
railroad route up the Wapsipinicon
Valley so that railroad will no doubt
be sometime built with substantially
the course l have described; and
there IS now so21e prospect, at least,
that the line may be started by the
people along the route, and rubse-
qncntly completed by the North
Western Company now have noeout-
let or feeder" ior their roai ter
minaiing At Savannah. So we are
now ialuleing aiitllc hope that this
little town site may yet be properly
improved.
Last Saturday meeting was held
bere, and Large board Of dclccate $
appointed 70 meeting to be held
next Wednesday at Cascade: those
interested are determined 10 make a
strong effort, at least, 10 secure the
great advantage such "a railroad would
give thCm.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-24
I'D IL ue. EDe

- acr rcs slorr' IN i place on Thursday.
Jap lSia NJ. n.i1a M"r,,. wife of Heman
Mos asti - wears. 20 msatlis and 10 DAYS.
Nc d,tm 1t both Just aad proper. ~ give
scmcian. more tIag nsssing notice OF the
De .eas, ot ili> esteemed aud beloved lady
Sellim lss tde ',iim messenger" called
from oue nit'>t n.ie w'i,sr loss il more kecnls
felt, more universally V lamcn.ci
NJ. Morse wa> one whom 10 Know was to
lu,c 6ne Of the nides, residents Of the place,
,.le surrounded by large circle Of aequain-
t'nees al OF whom recognized in her woman
II sterling parts. Of agreeable social qualities
aal domestic virtues.
She was kind and s~.nratliz;ny friend. an
aiecIioaate aiie, and a loving mother
Called by the . 'nexerable lesellcr" to cross
the narrow line which separates the earthly
from til e,ef,ll, she has left behind her many
WHO truly nern her loss. and VII, cheerfu!ly
bear testimony TO her intrinsic worth.
raoush never having made pebiic profes-
sen Of religion. those Who knew her best free
IL testify that she possessed in u good degree
al those qualities which make up aud constitute
a true christian character
etHaNe utau tue announcement VI Hef ucath
itli sorrow.
r., ,he h,,..,,.J family and er;e,as wc ,c,J.r
''s e"e' '"'''"' '"'
our lie rtfelt sympathics. and in doing so be-
iss.e ~, hut ccbn ,h H.. i,,,,. nj Ia. .ptir. com
n. o' u. a., ,,,n,nn IT, IN,
aged /, wears.
Funeral services at Kazleton, on SUNDAY, the
18th inst, Rev. wh,more officiating.
pica lamar, ,.,b a,,e, n xevero hu, brief IN.
ness Of twcnt. four hours johnny NJ, son OF
=. .. and "a. lhlts, agei months and II
Our bah, mr.. and f,,r
His tiny bands upon has breast;
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-24

MEDICAL AUTHORITIES have announced that
not less thas enc .fftA Of the entire population
Of the Uuitcd States are afflicted with Ncarals ia
in some form. Surely the man who can safely
remove such n vast aggregate Of pain is a great
public bonefactor. Such Is Doctor Turner, Of
Boston, in Massachusetts,. His I" Jairsrsul
ysuraigsa PiW' is pronounced, on all hands,
70 be an entirely harmless and perfectly certain
remedy for this most torturing Of oil known
diseases. See advertisement in another co ann.
n30.iw
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-24

ON the leth inst. at the residence of The
hrilcs mother. hy Rc,. J. d. Caldwell, Mr.
John A. Davis. and Miss Ellen Long
IN this city, on Thursday, the 10th inst. by
Rev ;. A. lee. W. 2. t'icy and Miss Martha
I. Coupe ail ci i.del cndcnce.
tcn,npi, meats anil cake acknowledged
in taiS ci,l. on the 18th Inst, Ly Rev. S. A,
Lee. rhoina- Mctsnwcn and Miss Alice Holt