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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

Bowlcy & Circuit offer to purchasers Of
Dry Goods, superior Inducements. They
keep a large, varied and well selected stock,
buying most Of their goods direct from the
manufacturers. They sell at IN advsncc of
only one profit. Those. IN search Of spb>
stan,ial domestic goods, or Of some elegant
dress patterns, or any Of the various goods
SO necessary for the comfort and adjournment
Of the person, will find them of good qualify
and at the lowest prices. i4-f
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

Our thanks are due to Jacob Rich ESQ.,,
for copy Of the Congressional Directory.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

Mems and Boys Clothing, cheaper than
ever, at the New York Store
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

The best assortment Of Ladies' Kid Gloves
sser brought 10 this market, al the New York
Rtore
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

Taylor's Sulky Hay kake, at
Sanford, Myers & Co.'S.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

brussels Threc-ply Ingram. and all other
grades of Carpeting; also, Oil Cloths and Mat
ojng Of all widths, for sale by Cheslcy & Morse.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

Choice lot of Ladies' Spring Stockings, at
very low prices, at the New York Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

Just received, spring styles Of Clo,hisg
and Cassimers at Few 4 Cos. Empire
Store
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30
April I7M, 1869.

S2i0,553 90
T. II. p. Browne, Cashier Of the First Ma
topal Bank of Independence, do solemnly
swear that the above Statement is true to the
best Of my kno wledge and belief.
II. P.BR0WNE, Cashier.
Correct. Attest:
Prsar rt xss.e,, Directors.
II. LEACH,
Sworn to and subscribed before me this oath
day of April, 1859.
G. D. JONES, Notary Public.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

J. +. Hodges is now receiving the largest
and finest stock of Dry Goods, Clothing,
Hats, Cape, Furs, &C., ever brought to this
market. Don't fail TO drop in and see them.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30
NIGHT M RE,

Il one of the many diseases.sf which Tysrep-
sis = Tie pArsat. To ahece q cure, persons
should avoid hearty food ut night, and take a
wine glass full of Rotack's Stomach Bitte9s On
retiring to bed,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

"A large lot of Hoop Skirts, for Is cts. each,
worth 81, at the New York Store
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

Have you been to SEQ the Mammoth Stock
Of Dry Goods, at the New York Store
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

-cor.cts, in every style, at the New York
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

The following from one Of our exchanges,
does not apply to all but is not unworthy the
pcrusal Of all of our readers:
"Some Of our readers seem 10 have for
gotten that publishing newspaper with
several men employed, paper and material
hard to get, and dear at that, is an exren-
siye business. Please remember that this
very paper, which you are now reading
cost us almost what we charge for Il, and yet
scores who are reading this owe US for the
paper year in srrearages. The more SUBJ
scrihers we have OF that class, the worse we
are off.
TIE AMERICAN YEAR Book AND NATION.
Al REGISTER Fob ls69.-We have received
the above work from the publishers 0. D..
Case 4 Co., Hartford, Conn. 1t contains
s24 pages into which are condensed an
immense amount Of astronomical, historical,
political, financial, commercial, agricultu-
raj, educational, and religious information
of great value and of great convenience to
those whose pursuits require research. The
New York Tribune we'll says Of it that "it
contains much that every man would like
to know, and more than any one man ever
did know. The labor bestowed upon il must
have been immense, and j, gives better col.
lec.ive view Of the progress and material re-
sources Of our people than any other cons
pilation."
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

Hosiery, in endless variety, a. the New
York Store
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

The School FUSD.-The following is the
aPportionment Of the interest upon the Per-
marent School Fund, in Buchanan County,
for the wear 1869:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

"A large lot Of Piano Spreads--prices from
~ TO $50 ecch--at tho New York Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30
.CoNvALEscENTs

Should use Roback's stomach Bitters to
strengthen the prostitution which always fol-
lows acute diseases; it will be found far supe-
rior ss stimulating tonic to any o. the vine
and bark preparations Of the present day.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30
PILES.

There d no medicine in usc so ell acious ~
Or. Robackb Blood Purifier and blood Pills fer
the permanent cure OF Blind or Bleeding Piles; ;
they strike At the root Il the disease, thereby
removing the cause
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

Boots q Shoes Of every kind can BIO found
q Chesley 4 Morso's.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

Every Lady should have a p. W. II. S.
For Sale at the New York Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

The Excelsior Pillow, al
Sanford, Myers < Co.'S.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

COVE EARLY and examine the Spring
stock Of WALL PAPER at Waggoner 4 Co.'S
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

Are now prepared to supply the ladies of IN
DEPENDENCE AND VICINITY with . COM
plets assortment of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
We have paid Particwiar Anensias to Style.
Qsality, aud Prices. We wish to sell our goods,
and shall have fer our motto, as heretofore,
Small Profits and Quick Sales.
Cali and examine our goods whether you are
ready to purchase or not we shall deem il
pleasure to show them. We have just what the
ladies want in the way Of
Gloves, Hosiery,
Handkerchief, Lace and Linen Collars
Undersleeves, PaFasols,
Corsets, Panniers,
Forms, Shields,
Cotton 4 Linen Floss, Ruilinss.
Pafing. Edges Of all kinds,
STAMPED GOODS FOR BRArpfNG AND
EMBROIDERY,
A good supply of zephyrs, single and split,
Germantown and Saxony Yarns,
Canvass, both common and Java,
Canvass Patterns, Sewing Silks, &C.,
Dress Trimmings, in Fringes,
Goloons, Buttons, &c.
We hare a very desirable Toilet for the Chm
plexion. ehich warrant to yire sati.factioa an
ioiu not injure The skia.
A new HAIR CRIMPER called :. Tho Ocean
Wave" which has pleaaed the ladies East, and
if once used will 10 foand indispensible-
STAMPING FOR BRAID A ND EMBROID-
cry DONE TO ORDER.
In the Millinery Zinc We have fne supply.
Of SUN HATS L SCHOOL HATS, for children.
also Infants Hats. We have our Pattern Bon
.es and Hats from Nee York. ard from our ex-
psrience in the Fart, in cur line Of business,
We feel competent to undertake TO please the
most fastidious.
CUSTOM WORK WILL RECEIVE PARTIc-
uLAR ATTENTION
We solicit yosr patronage and will endesvor
to merit your appfobA&ton. ss.
- RsmsmbeF, I've Doors West Of The Post
Once.
i. TAME,
4l-tf j. L. KINNEY.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30
DYSPEPSIA.

Thousands Of the worst sufferers from this ter
ribe gnawing disease have been cured by the
use OF Roback's Stomach Bitters, as the testi-
monials now in our hands fully prove.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

Julien Churn, at
Sanford, Myers 4 Co.'S.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30
abstract or Report

MADE TO THE
CONPTR OLLER or CURRENCY
or THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or INDEPENDENCE, IOWA.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

Colby Brothers Baby Carriages at the
Bazaar.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

Beaver overcoatings, CASHIERS, and ladie'
S.oaking at Bowlcy's in great abundance.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

New Stock of Wall Paper at the Bazaar.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30
Special Notices.

hi Seamless Kid Glovos--positivey tho beet
Dade--for sale by Cheslcy 4 Morse.
, 1869-08-19

srastenoa or projected anywhere this atde Of
tbs foothills. ueon uaIca tneso combinations
tae be.s ~ s1silsbie lands for agricultural par-
posea- Taet1 tact1, nom auoo 20 l3,19 Acfes,
cover moEe than ha,f Of the new farming dt1sncts
On the san joaquin, StauAt1us, Tu1lnnne &ud
Merce.1; and Of late they have stretched satar
operations even a. Il: tnniA and ca.t :, ln!ate
70 san J., nesns5dino s.,fo1sh ,. Mnlsa' ,;. e.
These vast pusrhasea ase held at from 5lo 70 ~
pei ac1c. The Immigrant s1aan farmer 1ss
by e Il. mtuoco!y o. move @ IssS sato
Lands, OF heeoEe-whai Is obnoxious to all
Americana seeking homes IN new States
= renter. HI Il requtrtet 10 pay moFc H1oneT per
than Tbs Royesument charges him IN any Of the
Western states {oF tho tee In short, the San
francisco speculato!s ta lacd hare sHsaally a!osc.i
iEat Is Just mist the Eastern Newspaper corTc-
spoIdents complain o.. They a7y tsuly thai It
,au.s lra1 to tho distribution ct our society sato
sery poor. The H1dl:e Glass, which has
been the great source Of wealth and power
70 ne We.s T. hsEs n'oosFATsd u1 Ias 64!<tsn r.
really behind The rate OF other seaTa since the gou
fese5. i attributes The eaase u the dear ta5e ou
snIy M 4 s pf il ares seSa 1iss reac, Is Cent
mile, We should st.li c1;t slowly acquire that cass
Of American Immigrants who ~ u new States 60
tsso'e Is tai n' nsfs es asg y " s,seu; sS
either the eal:::a! CT no desire u
become t.lEae:s oi tae'I oxn !aoA i Is =
many Of them a. NC need l, ne woait l1alc.
the better class OF !ntu!;,fants-the aEau fnc1neIt
rceenptets aEd so1aes:esl! settlers, who have
made Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and 1n4itaua tho
p flushing Kansas, SeSssaSa and Minnesota 10 i
h'9n rank snoug S1aies-ws must foster =
the ci1y specutAtoss n cur lands. and lone them
bJ taxation TITO rea.ol and decencJ. VIC ahall
improve when VIC begin to sec ourselves ~ othrrs
, 1869-08-19
KANSAS.

Du1nuEc by K1ood-NoFk OFT the
T.c.ts Gu II ortt EsrbdEc-CnftIc Efnts-
era fhrcntcn Revenge for Cattle
Destroyed On tslc Ifnilrond.
Special Despatch To The Cfl'cacn Tfibuae.
1EAsEsweRy11, Kan. August II.
4 hcasy storm crcurrM IN Western, karsas.
night tpfc.r last Tic water IL Big Greek ruse
eight feet Ii LII hc1r, Gcrcra! cllTet.s OF tho
Kansas t'actnr Hpal arc HaEhnl ont hc'ween
1iasa t!y nlrt Ells' Station The camp oi the
Seventh lafalrT ~ts nftrip1 at cue e'i. and II Is
rrjNTtt, that fftrrr hrsn{ WnRhhs "rtF carried
~. Several mules arr eal1 10 iate teen r'wne'l.
s,r,tfp ts sra.f1ri with the rtnRress rlate In thu
"as,'rp ri the t're.4 of TIN hrh'R". Rnl SAL A.
farrCf"tnta hra t.eIn1 made r the delivery u fie
tt"r.wrrk Al SOM hs rnitipl"tft. my fhhtfatis
lts III" rl'rtnari it.s air n'raly ltl, in rhntt
s'mr wsinust.r operations Hi t'e 'ntltuenre,f,
y h Il th" 'nr lrrfttr Rtat" IT III" fn"'hih"ft hsa
httk"ftr ttrhl''ttri. .. -....-
Jrr urn, ri superintendent nt t,'r Knn'as ra-
t''r 1'"'l""t 'r' il" r''", III" t''''""fra;
II u -. =. t'Itt's
'tIntr t.,t hase ftfrrrt tn'1.sritrt Eh.n en't.
lr~s r"l1"'ta'ir. n,ul ntr Ifrsf'"tsnr NH rrHl*
,'h4It. nr. TINT tnt,arsr. fnri,,: IT ~. h"t:
rtft! nh'f sf"k tat'r t'''l'''irt ttIl"'t MUM
thtr 3''. NH, tnnt N,*"f tnt'p"*, It"i"n. ami ="
frsth "
l"r, ",",,f ,""'nra''"p nr"'' III. '',"rtsr
thht H4tl lH'hr r',ntt* IN thr tr'tht"" h''"
Hhttf i'' f'n-t tIrk tbtti%tts lhis ir4irt ~ t'"
lhsH' MN i nt,ri,.lt l,hath.t, innt'l l~*s '-tt
hrt J." ts'"n't, .nrh tth'a,ts'a4 n"tt M IA hr4+
ltnIltttt M biH,n INIT th'It tss tH'sH It'tnlf
III lhr arhththtt"tH}att II tht 4'lAlt innt hal
t'httt n'hn, ,ht n4+ntHl nH,ts Ut MArh mat l''
Httr tHrrlHe t"tt. ltfN "uafts l"I,At h"tAa I"
t,"si. tn -Httll thr tnnti Consequences " IN"
~" H's"H :" +M II thtt~is ~ NV ltt" t"H', t@tt'
Hnt II" Rt.+ ibp IiT,AftHAna ut twplss NJ lhal III
tI liza IT thn Law aII4lh,H rsti nt AAHaas,
, 1869-08-19

An A AlnrfntnE Collection of Unknown
Murders In Northern 11fchiEnnp

Fro,;, tbs ri, I,npiIs p;u,ise-
shocs ttrrr yrara am tlt rea.a,t of Z woman
ue1,. fouuI In 'rnhn - nnr1h. Rarce & vest. IN
Wh,. ,hs aaccas.a, .ras M, ona Snoty' Whrrs she
t,;rd was nEs1.nTn. hat her teath wns uanIfeJuT :
e.nse|, ~ rioence Inc case cxci:c.1 ;or u sloft
,.r1,an an1s q 4'Asse 0'AA ~ 'A~ ""'
h6out the sa1ac tine an olarunouendtng man, "a
rcclusc, residing ihreo or four mlIes nurth Or
afuntnf1 in WnnfcaIra ronntr. wa; shot On his
nEr1 noor.AtI Ly Some parli uuknown to him,
Tie oiu nan dragged himself out to Stanton,
was reafIy tEeuty-touf hours in getting iaerc
have IN enemy aul tie only 0Ljccs auy one could
have il VIEW il causing hts death, wou.i h. to
secure tie homestead Of the deceased The
poari Of SupcrTtsors offered . re1a1d for the ap-
.,tchens!op OF the murderer, aud that Was the
last Of If.
Two brothers named Welch, Residing In Slla-
Easscc County, stared IN JuQe, 1s65, Into tar
county north Of Big Rapids to LOOK for land.
TneY had with then spnl Of horses nnu several
, 1869-08-19
TIE COMING PRINCE.


Prince Arthur was entertained al farewell han~
qnet at WoolNlce. On SATURDAY evening. July 81,
on the occasion Of HIS Roys li,ghness lesy!ny the
Duke Of Cambridge presided at the banquet,
Prince Arthur sttt.ns on hls right and General 50
E. ns'S ese Me0a sas os y a Fl a faes
:! e. 4sss s?'' IA: Ssaas; M s:ss: $s:5s
!fsS H5SSs :! as.a: s'4ts :! = r. = sa7Ss
George POLLOCK. G. G. E, sir Ei*asd c. Wasde
+. G. D. =, The Duke q Cambridge Proposed
p!ause. The ilust1.ous Daks sad the pleasure
ihsy Ter :; us saaa, EoanS I,en
E1ee With feeling Of rtcEe: NJ the consciousness
thai The. were shout 70 pa1t With niza toE short
tsse @ OF the r11ase I5at se ssaail sln sspssisaee
ihoIovsh insight into ~ M1hs M fs7s,.D-
pats passea win ercdt through the Hoyal a;llta1y
Academy, se17ed IN the Engineers 8: Chatham.
and with the Ko!ai ARTILLERY At Woo!E:ca, ths
jotu the Iune Brigade. lie tine Uuke) had every
confidence that tae effect OF tie cousse Of !nstr4c
tton he was going through Woald b that tha
rents OF the profession Of aErts- Prince Ar:lsar
SAID III reply: y trc to tender you roy moss s'a-
eere and hearty thanks Tor The very kind and
wasE n1Encf In which Jou have drunk MY
such distinguished ofncezs as ,hoss now prcssu.
| 90 not esteem lightly, aud FeEafu
Gueh o reception ona Ut the highest
It has been tho creates; pleasure OF ny life to &u
associated wf1A tho Royal Artillery at Wootw!eh,
and trust to cout!uue Wu1tny vi tho Rlls feeling
which you lAgu cE!nced tewaEu ne ttls evening.
1t IL u0w &C. IN }cnsJ slcH culntuC1ecd staIyinH
for the arnE. From the ilc,e VAS ycrJ J0unx
boy II Wag Uy earliest a1L earnest wish. NY
hl.hes: ambition. 70 become Wo1lRlch catleL
Tkat uopc haI bccu Iuiu.ie,l, NIL hAys haL The
honor and pleasure Of serving N botu ordnance
Cons, thu Royal EnEtntcEB and tho ls0yxt Att!l-
iety, AMI nm now bound 10 Canada ~ juln
auoihrr corps, NJ siay Il: thla ;ar1lson will
cycr be associated IN lny n:nA VITA tue most
agreeable uld pIcGiaLt tcla.ilstcLc@A'
, 1869-08-19

zen aangafbund for the sanseness TO be held
here next year. and rnsoIycd tnAt unlea7 another
director wn sppo!nt1i, i would not IAHaepzse
Last night tha other German soclctlea held q
meeting to conEdeE theJ acton Of the OtpacRa
SOCIETY, Aud decided to constdertt II ~ hAs!og "
the abore action resigned IL membership Of tue
Sat.ona! sangeItundt and accepted IL resisua-
ti6n. Tho 0rpheus Boc1esJ nunfseFs eight h1a-
drtd. oue hundred Of whom nre Eottn9 nenheFa-
Tia action Of tbs other societies merely states the
consequence Of tts conduct and leafea room for II
10 Tecaut II It choosea.
4 boy mined Patrick Govalan was drowned IN
the Ohio Last Eight, while bathing.
Great preparations lave teen male fof laying
the cornerstone Of tho aEJlum for the soldle1s'
orph41s at 1en!a tomorrow,
General Hooker Arrived IN this city today. Also
Baron kurback, OF Vienna, Austria; Nj. uusey.
architect TO The Emperor OF 4usttta, and 2. Cams
and Ia4Iy. Of Bombay, india
David Gibson. Hn Z. Ora ham, Francis #. Eel
1oRg and Albert E:more were included IN the am
daylt sworn out by l. F. Hammond, that they
If1ucuitRty signed transportation bond for l,u4s
nar1eIs Of Fhikkey, August %, 1867, and that IN
pursuance OF said conspiracy David Gibson aided
IN the removal Of the above amount OF wnlAkey
troIo tie warehouse Of J. ". CbceSertao, IN this
city. To-day David GEbaon appeared before Com.
missioner Aallltay, wa:ved M examination, aaa
gave bond In Sl5,lUO 70 appear before the Cnlseu
States gEa.h Jury Il iee ocsoeef te1Ca-
, 1869-08-19
PErrnrtlons for Rio Reception OF
Prince Arthur Ia J1oAsrrnl-A Stlnb.
by Old House BciuE Faxed Up for
HIM.

From tie A~rsrtal Tttrapa, AuJus:1:-
TIT building now httlug UP fot the actomMo-
das.otl Lf i'Elute Arthur. tlurAS ls ntay III tlks
e.ty. !. the eastern one IN thr h',ck leased The
square, The toase Is well ha1l;, Ct cat ssouc: In.
slde II xas uaoe evidently well furnished, but Of
ia.s nafhg nsen oG;sapen " T., ~ m";atr * 81
bud repair. AZ. noGtE:s, the military contractor,
however, has The contract for the wotk Of rcat-
nas Witch y 7 unsF 1s,a ias saI If tuRsf M
soon bo again III sa,p shape and Hri5sul
fashion. On the ground aoor there ate four luc
large roorcs besides tac ha4- on the :eit Of tho
open into another n equal a!zc. Tacst tao
sootls Will probably be USED As psrtor OK 1ecc1-
Ton rooos Tae VAL W:E % COVERED via !
more, and The fusz::ure Will not, !; IL thought,
be expensive. As soldier. be Will be trea1es, u
onc III bis distinguished position On the right of
either he used Is auokiEG ruc:1, O., II i: Is de-
eided not to use the rooms up stairs tor the lrncet
II will b. the bedrouEo. II rear Of .a!s, again. Is
o.deIly roou,. Ths hatI Is neatl1 p4pesed Hita
marble paper. Up stajts there are four
rooms Of ,alGo,t eata size, which open
Tfese rooms wers not q: afst lnsendeI fof The
Princes occ0mmo odattDn, but shouti they n1ho br
used by him, the two rooms On the lett will be
these On Inc right mnde into 4 servants room aud
slttIrg-roou. In any event, thers Will he door
made which viii open into the mcss.roon Of the
sdonng 1utld!9s t. ho,ss H. = g b. 5eads for
garden III front has this summer gone 70 ruin. II
If to Be hoped that something wIs be done 70 It
before Ills arrival, HI II would be very desirable
that the ladies' SHOULD bouly lace tHhcn thcj
do see 1t, In enc framework of foliage aad to*-
cra. A seEgent Of the Ro5a. Artillery l. 10 take
charge ct his .tad, and i viii be quarttsed IN the
ga4e tas already been shipped and Ell 63oo
alftGe u the cr1S1ant steamship Acdway.
, 1869-08-19

za.d, has tao effect OF largely Increasing thell
forret- Tbs order gttes great satisfaction 70 tos
Cni'sn leal3eta, who report themselves prepared
for active teld operations.
Tho feeling Of d1scontent 3ud tusUhonN1suol
aNon2 the Aaves u reported to ho Increasing. and
the1 ate ocyocd control. Tae5 demand their nee.
dom and e1act from the 6pa2sla GoTesnmcnt
their liberty. AZ declared b! the Ctspedes GoveTn
meut aad denied By thtA TheJ ssc orgaalzlng
and stnng themselves for the purpose oi Joining
6eseral contests have taken place between tie
negroes and Spanish troops. The negroes Ruc-
ce.sfully defended Themselves, eyeu against So
pxr1of fofCkA -
General Quesada nas had se5e.M sk.r:aishes
with portions Of the forces Of Lesca and It L re-
ported That his !orres hare been successful. and
prisoners oi war, and taAt deseEtlo1s and yo.un-
salJ Istnelts from the enemy haze greatly tn-
creased bis force. In week OF ten days he cx-
pecN 70 thke possession Of Suevtas, aud have
control Of q fortified toWu on the coast
General JouIdans army IS be.n& EfadaailE rem
forced bJ Cut1as cohseup;ei, wnosc s5n-
psth'es are With ,he!r coansrE. The Span.
and be- i conrlen, that everything Is working
right for Coban lodt pen1lence, and IN saors Tine
hts rccrz:ta VIII be ocTunized and made edectire,
hls depaxtnent will lalI Into bis ha1ts.
both the Gerctsla commanding and the Prest-
dent OF nc Eep1llC Gt Eutaa express Tue mos!
post1Yc belief th2. the 1erocstcl VII Ire s1Ccess-
ful u not hY force Of astca bT force Of c.Ecam-
stances.
N4vAxA, Ausrst 1s-Capta,n Maucas recently
strong. who caGc from TIE Jurisdiction OF clen-
1uegot. After Short n4at thu 1eos.s were dis
pcr1rh with 4 logs Of ten Killed.
of rrosizions Along tic south CO.'S, 70 C1eso Ay!l.
ID, was attacked on the road BY the insurgents aud
compelled to fail back, suffering soDe loss, bai
tav1ne the tra!a- Eelntorcc1c7t' arriving ~
and succeesltd In rracGips c:cgo With taess coL
yQJ.
, 1869-08-19
IOWA.

Religious Convention MT Dcs n1otncs
-Ruilrond 1tcm-Poltttcnl-Ca
dates for tho United Stntes Sen1s-
toFAhlps
special Despatch 10 the Chicago Tnhnne.
Dgs MONIES, August Is,
The State Convention Of the Disciples Church
assembled beIe to-day. About 100 delegates arc
IN attendance. The bualaesa to-day has been
mostly preliminary. The cnnvention proper will
3eE!n to C-MoETuw. Professor 3. v. johnson, FFc3-
t1ent OF the Osknoos1 College, Ia the President nf
tic convention. II IS expected that 2uU moro del
eSatrs Will arrive to-IaoHOw. On Saturday they
will hold their State Sunday School Convention.
Tho Des Mo!ncs Valley load has tnaltJ been
completed TO It's Junction With tie Northwestern
Through tratns will be put on early next week.
This connection g1res Dca M0ucs three lines TO
Chicago, two 70 Council H!u5s, and ready access
to Northwestern 10w1-
This state is ye,J busy Just u0E holding County
Conventions. The last nominations a1e as lol"
lows:
wapeno County-siator A. II. Hamilton for Sen.
ato., E. dudley and junn y. Carer for tile Hou=e
pottaWatto.2e CoCEty-Jotl IefesAelu !of1tt2-
TeEeutatlTc.
WaJne County-Iew!s Mles, edtor Of the Aoni-
tn, Representative. ..-.-----
ihe election Of one United States Senator BY
tie next Legislature makes tnr. IoE!natEoa Of
members unusually interesting. The p!osga. cal
aIdates on tho tr2in foc thai position are W A.
r.on, Judge Wright, Ex-Governor htfkwood, y.
Il N'tllet and u. y. Cooley. Among the prohables
arc Ex-Governor S,aae, Hmm Price, J. .. GIln.
come., a few more can be scared up ehou!d IL ea
1tae