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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-04-29

OUR neighbor of the Conservative is
pleased with our position regarding the un.
wise appropriation by the Legislature Of
$4,000 toward defraying the expenses of
the Soldiers Reunion at Des Moines. This
is all very we'll; we are glad to have merit
ed our neighbours appreciation. But it is
not very we'll that in the article in which it
is conveyed our friend endeavors to make q
little political capital for his party and
against the Republicans. He should know
if he does not, that the vote upon this ap-
preparation was by no means a party vote.
AS large proportion of Democrats as Re
publicans favored it, and almos, every
member of the Legislature who could not
dodge it, voted squarely in the affirmative.
There was but one negative vote in the
Senate, and that was cast by Republican
Our neighbor will pardon US If we suggest
that it is not always safe to jump at conclu
SONS, and especially the conclusion tha
Democratic legislators are not as apt &c
"squander the peoples money" as any 9th
er class of men.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-04-29

i'll. LOOMS, Co. Auditor.
January 10th, 1859.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-04-29

DEPOT BURNED AT WINTHROP. bout
one o'clock last Monday morning, a shor,
time after the eastward bound train had
passed, the depot at Winthrop was discov
cred TO be on fire. The alarm was imme-
dlately given, but bclsre assistance arrived
the fire had made such Roadway that i,
was impossible to save the building. The
elevator of Palmer & Bro, although stand.
ing within twenty feet Of the depot and the
wind blowing the flames toward it, was
saved without serious injury. Owing tic
the embargo for the last week on freights
caused by the high water at Dubuque, there
was but fow goods in the depot, and hence
the loss is not so great as it would have
otherwise been. We understand that some
goods belonging to parties in Quasqueror
were lost. The books OF the Office ane
valuables in the safe were saved. TIL.
depot like most buildings Of the Company or
the road, was not of much value, and quite
inadequate for the business Of the place
The old building out of the way, our neigh
bois at Winthrop will now probably have
depot accommodations worthy Of thci
growing business.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-04-29

CouRT.-Thc District Court convened at
the Court House yesterday, and will proba-
bly, remain in session all next week. The
Criminal Calendar is the first to dispose Of
and the case Of Moloney for assault is be-
ing tried to-day. The Oaks case will be
commenced on Monday. Quite a number
of attorneys from abroad are in attendance.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-04-29
A. F.. & A. MI.

A. F. & A. Nj.
Regular Communications of independence
Lodge, No. 81, en- the first Wednesday n o
before full moon, in each month.
CT. HERRICK, W. NJ.
D. L. SMITH, Sec'y.
Regular Convocations Of Aholiab Chapter,
No. FL, on the first Thursday, on or after full
moon, in each month.
D. S. DEERING, II. P.
GEORGE WARNS, Sec'y.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-04-29

PRE- PARED By
Dr. y. G. AVER e CO., Lowell, Mass..
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-04-29

We've good mechanics here in towa
As ever trod the soil,
And we'll content to earn their bread
By industry and toll,
They'll make or mend you anything,
Plow, counter, hew or score,
And charge exactly what is right
And Just trife more.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-04-29

Jesup, hwa, april 24tA, 1870.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-04-29

We've lawyers, doctors, poets, priests,
Odd Fellows, Masons, sons,
Hucksters, Hawkers, Hoosier- men,
And everything that runs,
A Mayor, too, and Aldermen
Of most portentous lore,
Who make US all the laws We went
And just triae more,
The New York herald., 1870-03-31
KAMlLT0N,s BADGES OF IyFaMY.

Daring Money Robbery by Accompliccs-
Escape Of the Principal and Failure Of Proof
Against His C0nfederate-Anothcr Proof
Looms Up-Imporsant Ruling Of Inv.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before Jus.
tce Bowling, examination took place In the case
OF william Hamilton, clerk, $50 Seventh street,
who, with another man. not apprehended, went into
the ONCE OF Mr. Emile Magnus. 40 william street,
and while Hamilton engaged Magnus' attention
stole 81 100 In gold aud currency from The safe in
the ONCE. While the above being taken, John
Rockstrough, messenger in the ONCE, the thief
stealing the money and gave alarm but the thief
was loo smart and got away. hamilton ran also,
but was apprehendcd very quickly.
Hamilton IN his hurry To get away left behind him
some badges, Of the value OF ninety dollars that
were afterwards lidentined as stOler from William
H. Neville, ~ 5Ohn street, HamiitoR vas held on
Tuesday on D0lh charges for examination YESTERDAY.
Mr.. Howe appeared for the defence, and quoted
the OF Judge James-The people VI. stanley
and stewart, p. 179 HOwards Practice Reports vol.
Is; also case OF Judge Davies ruling. that where
two parties are arrested under similar circum-
and that they have acted with completely.
Judge bowling said that he particularly remem-
bcred the case before Judge Davies. lnasmuch as he
thon captain OF police and arrested the parties.
Beyond all question Judge james and Judge Davies
had rendered decisions which had since been fol-
lowed in AL decisions OF the Supreme Court, and
therefore was law. Hamilton would therefore be
discharged on the ST. 700 and held the ninety
dollars worth OF badges.
The New York herald., 1870-03-31
IMMIGRATION AFFAIRS.

Meeting Of the omplaints
and Reports, improvements, Gc.
The regular meeting OF the Board OF Commission
ers OF Emigration was held last evening at the
Board room, Society Library. University place. Ali
the commissioners were present. and after the read
Ing and approval OF the minutes OF last meeting
petition presented for the return TO The parent
Mrs. Alice Williams, OF her child who had
been apprenticed by the Commissioners to Ger
man woman named Busch, residing IN Jersey City.
In regard to the proposed transportation OF German
criminals to the country the matter was reierred to
q committee consisting or the German ana Irish
societies, aud Mr.. kapp one Of the Commissioners,
The filing OF the presidential chair vacated by the
deceasc Of MIR. Nerplanc, was deferred until next
meeting. communication was received from the
Social Science ASSOCIATION N reference TO
tanning to Castle Garden, emigration. &C.,
soliciting pecuniary aid iOr its publication.
better protecton Of Castle Garden against re. ' In
the case OF Herman Block. who was swindlea by the
ticket agent john Leary out OF 1890. II was moved
and seconded that 1t should be brought soon
as possible and the release OF the prosecutor, now
In the House OF Detention, be speedily accomplished
Gustay1s o. Bonn, editor OF the Scandinavian FOst,
sent communication desiring to be ap-
pointed superintendent Of Scandinavian emgrants.
the number OF whom lslannuay increasing DR.. a.
w. Relmers resignation was accepted, and, on MS
retirement from Wards Island Hospital. ne receives
bonus OF $3.50 in acknowledgment Of past services
A decision was passed that the Wards Island rules
quired to do such work as may be asked Of them,
and that the names or the commissioners be ap-
pended to the rules and regulations Ior the govern
incnt OF wards Island. and that the inmates be
informed that at all times their grievances will be
received by members OF the Board.
The weekly report is % follows:-Eumber OF alien
passengers arrived TO March 30, 1370 49, 990 same
date in 1859, 2l544. Balance In bank January /,
$7937l; aggregate receipts TO March 80 ior connu-
slao.e5o. Disbursements to March 2;, sllo, 4So.
Balance, S2o,l1s
The New York herald., 1870-03-31
f0L,CE RLACKGUARD;SM.

Centurion Browns Command Putting Up Jobs
on ROundsman-An Infamy Exposed.
Last week the HERALD gave the details OF trial
before the Police Commissioners in which rounds
man sutton Of the Forty-elghtn precinct, Brooklyn,
was charged with going into a bakers shop and
eating rolls. The evidence acquitted Sutton ana ex.
hibited dastaldy plot, in which Captain Brown,
secure his dismissal. Yesterday the roundsiian was
tried on another charge, made by a youngster
named Dyckman, in the employ or Uindman, sex ton
OF the Dutch Reformed church Ia Twelfth street,
Brooklyn
The anidavit made by Dyckman. upon which the
prosecution commenced SEE forth that on the night
OF the 23d inst, while he ana Hindman were In
charge OF the remnant OF banquet In the basement
OF the church, Sutton and ofcer Evans came In sat
down, asked for something to eat and renamed In
twenty minutes. DycKman yesterday swore that
tney came in, but did not SIT down nor ask FOR any
thing to eat. and only remained six minutes lie
admitted that his affidavit was false; that officer
Ward, Of the precinct. got him to make IL
at the request Of Captain Brown, told him
fhey were going to make II hot for Sutton
and promised 10 make IL square with witness.
Captain Browns evidence showed tnat officers
Forble and Ward put up the job and he made the
charges on Hindman's afidavit and ForDle's state
on the night In question The evidence Of Hindman
one Bush and one Evans showed that Dyckman's
charges were false from beginning to end. The Com
missioners ordered Captain Brown TO prefer charges
against F0rble and Ward, and they Will doubt be
Nisgracefully dismissed. The Commissioners should
otl,er half and order the superintendent to prefer
charge against Brown for incDmpstency and unit
ness u command precinct where most Of the men
are MOB " potters and strikers
The New York herald., 1870-03-31

mat the vessel was gradually letting IN water and
consequently that the plates were defective some
where. IL has been the habit heretofore that such
defects would DO overlooked as trlning since the
pumps might be relied upon as sufficient 20
meet the emergency. But what was done IN this
case3 The agent OF the company, submitting to all
the inconvenience OF change had the cargo trans
lerred 10 the Deutschland, ana this vessel took the
place OF the Hansa. and sailed at the appointed
time. The Hansa is now on the HODoken Dry Dock
for inspection 'and repairs.
TINS case recalls the Ulty or Boston TO mind. When
that ifated vessel arrived ut TINS port her last
"TRIP sue was unlOaded and put on the
hoD0ken Dry Dock the very day OF
her arrival The haste with which this
business was transacted gave rise some observa-
lions between the writer and others at The H0Doken
Terry and It was the prevailing opinion that the
vessel was In need OF general overhanling. But
within TWO days the City OF Boston was or the dock
and. having received passengers and cargo she eft
this port and has not been seen since. II the
ounce OF prevention maxim he OF value to anybody
surely the steamship companies ought TO ADOPT IT.
The case OF the lIansa is an example worth fol-
lowing
The New York herald., 1870-03-31
T HE COU R T S .
Mutiny on Shipboard-An over-Zealous Official
The Custom House Smuggling case-A Linn
tied Divorce for Inhuman Treatment
The Foley-smith Supervisor Contest.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Alleged NIuriny ON shipboard.

Alleged AIuriny ON 6hipb0aPd.
The United States u.s. James Ro0iason.--fhe de-
fcndant was seaman on board the schooner Frank
and Nellie, Of Rockland, Me-, and Ii charged with
mutlny while the schooner was lying In the bay OF
Cardenas. The particulars show that on the LIST OF
March last the Frank and Nellie was lying at Carde
mas; That on that day the first mate d. A. Wheeler,
was attacked and severely cut with . sheath knlfe
OF tue crew, among whom was the prisoner. The
olner defendants have not yet arrived In this port
put warrants have been issued for their arrest on
lho testimony forwarded To the Commissioner by the
american Consul at Cardenas. Robinson was
remanded for examination.
An Over-Zealous Omcial.
The United States us. Michael Aahonpy.
defendant was charged by Deputy Collector
Jones, OF the Ninth district, with having forcibly
rescued an express wagon, which had been seized
by direction Of Collector Darling for nonpayment OF
tax. The Commissioner having learned thar the
accused was u poor man with q large family, and
that In taxing away the wagon from the place OF
storage he had acted by the advice OF police cap
tain who knew all the facts In the case released hun
on his own recognizance 10 appear for examination.
The Alleged Custom House Smuggling Case.
Before Commissioner osborn.
The United States rs. IStdOre WolG d MUtti
1dp-Tne defendants are importers doing business
In Broadway, and are charged with smuggling silk
goods INTO this port causing them to be entered
In the Custom House cotton. The examination
was set down for yesterday, but In the absence OF
papers from the Custom House deemed important TO
poned liil to-day. The defendants nave been dis
charged under bail.
The New York herald., 1870-03-31
Died.

BATE.-At his residence, Woodbury., Orange
county, n. Y, on saturday, March %, THOMAS II.
BATE, in the 50th year OF MS age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence OF his
Drotnerin-law, William Mills, No. wnloughby
avenue near carlton. Brooklyn this (Tnursdayl al.
ternoon, at two O'Clock.
BATCHELoR.-On Tuesday March 90 at Totten-
Vile, Staten Island, Madame ANGELIQUE BArcHg-
The funeral WIN take place this crhursday, after
noon, at three O'Clock. Friends nom New York
may take the whitehall Staten island ferrybOat at
one O'Clock and return by the SIX O'Clock boat.
BAnEY.-On Wednesday, March 80. at the resi-
deDce OF his s0n-in-aw, Charles l.. Frost this CITY,
THOMAS d. BAILEY, OF Portsmouth, n. H., in the
Saith year OF his age.
The remains viii be taken to Portsmouth for inter-
ment
BEARD.--On Monday evening, March 2s. MARIA
MATILDA daughter OF William and the late Maria
Beard. IN the 10th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from The residence OF her
father, l47 Amlty street. brookyn, this tThursday
BERSARD.-On Monday morning, March 2s ELLEN
wife OF william II. Bernard, and daughter OF the
late James Engle.
Tne relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fuly inyited to attend the funeral. from her late
residence, 1876 Remsen street. Brooklyn, this Thurs
day ylafternoon, at two O'Clock.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
BgRrE-In fremont, Westchester county ON Nom
day March 2s, Louis ALPnoNso BERTE, in the s4th
year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from St Angus.
tiu Elkutu stiCct. this (Inurg-
day. morning, a. eleven O'Clock. Harlem train
leave rwenty-sxth street at ten O'Clock A. M car.
rlages Will be In attendance on the arrival OF train
at Morrsania depot.
BRowsK.--At Hunters Point, /. l., on Tuesday,
morning, March 20, EDWARD BROWNE aged 5s years
and 10 months.
The funeral viii take place this lThursday after.
noon. At three O'Clock, from ~. Marys church Hun.
ter's Point, where solemn requiem mass viii be
offered at eleven o'clock A. M Relatives aud friends
are requested 10 attend.
CoSAY.-on Tuesday morning, March 20,
MATHEW COMFY, native Of Ballina, county Mayo,
Ireland IN the SOtn year OF his age
The funeral 10 Calvary Cemetery VIII take place
from hls late residence, No. $50 Eass FIitY-sixth
The New York herald., 1870-03-31
SUPREME CQuaI-Sp;ClAl TERM.
Limited Divorce for Brutal Trentnen
Before Judge CardOzo.

Limited Divorce for Brutal Treatment.
Before Judge Cardozo.
Mary DetaRV rs. Martin Deidny.-The plaintiff
brings suit for limited divorce on the ground OF
cruel treatment atthe hands OF her husband the
deiendant,' who did not put In an appearance to
resist the suit. The plaintiff was the only witness
placed on the stand, and from her statement 1t ap-
peared that she was married TO the defendant In
May, 1868. soon after which he commenced
hls brutality towards her. He never struck
her. bus choked her ana frightened her
terribly while she was eacetnte ON one
occasion drawing a swOrdcane on her and threat.
enng TO run her through In september last she
gave birth 10 child, and short time previously he
lett her. After the birth OF the child he made her
one visit, while she was still ILL., and pulled her or
the sofa on which she was lying. This. according TO
ner statement, comprised the sum and substance OF
his brutai treatment.
The defendant Is a workman in o carriage factory
and receives ten dollars per week wages
Under the foregoing circumstances Judge Cardozo
granted limited divorce, and decreed that the de
Iendant should pay the plaintiff i've dollars per
week AllmOny.
The New York herald., 1870-03-31
BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Charge Of Passing Counterfeit Money.
Before Commissioner Newton


Charge Of Passing Counterfeit Money.
Before Commissioner Newton.
The United States u.s. Charles Teppe.-The deien.
dant Teppe is charged with having passed coun.
terfelt twenty dollar bill Of the Oneida National
Bank at the dry goods store OF Daniel Healion No.
~ Fulton avenue, reported In yesterday IS
HERALD. The examination OF the case was begun
yesterday afternoon befOle Commissioner Newton,
when Kate Walsh, a saleswOman employed IN the
store testified to having received the bill from the
prisoner and delivered Is TO Mr.. HealiOn. Mr.
Downey, dry goods dealer at No. LA Fulton avenue
swore tnat q few days since Teppe also attempted
to pass counterfeit twenty dollar bill or the Mar
kct National Bank at his store, In payment for some
goods he had purchased
MIR. McGrath for the defence, asked for Teppe,S
discharge, on the ground that he mad no knowledge
that the bill was bad but the Commissioner denied
the notion and, upon the application OF counsel,
adjourned the case until TO-DAY.
Frnudulcntly Obtaining Pensions.
Before Commissioner Jones.
Caroline Kacnbach, a German woman, was ar
rested yesterday on the charge OF having by means
Of false vouchers obtained three separate pensions
of eighty four dollars each. She was arrested at the
pension office In washington street. and one Joseph
Grngel was also taken into custody on the charge OF
aiding her the alleged fraud. Both OF the
were taken before Commissioner Jones and held To
await an examination.
The New York herald., 1870-03-31
Frnndulently Obtaining Pensions.
Before Com m Issioner Joues
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CBoSKRIGBT-LAISG.-On Tuesday March 30, by
the Rev. Robert Armstrong, Mr. Jos EPH a. CkoSK-
RIGHT Of Jersey City, 10 Miss Jamie w. LANG, of
Hoboken, N. j.
MURPHY-FAY.--In Albany, on Saturday morn.
Ing, February ~, at the bishops residence. bv the
Rev. Father Wadhams, pastor OF the Cathedral,
Colonel MICHAEL G. MURPHY, OF New York, mem
daughter OF the late Martin Fay, OF Liberty Sullivan
county N. Y.
PiNcKNEY--CoRNELI.-0 Monday evening" March
IS al the residence OF the brides father by the Rev.
Joseph H. Price EUGENE A. PISCKNEY, to MARY A.
CORNELL all or this city. No cards.
The New York herald., 1870-03-31
SAVED FROM DISASTER.

Timely PrccautiOn Of the German Steamship
Compnnies-Thc Hausa Springs "a Leak and
Ii Held Back.
The German steamship Hanss was TO leave this
port from the Hoboxen dock last saturday; but
while the cargo WAS being put IN e was discovered
The New York herald., 1870-03-31
SUPREME C0uRT-cHAmSsns.
The supervisory Contest.
Before Judge Ingraham.

John Fotey Us. Henry Snttth.--Mr. Foey's counsel
obtained an order from the court commanding the
Mayor 10 show cause why peremptory mandamus
should not issue directing Mayor Hall TO appoint
John Foley Supervisor AZ ne was legally elected last
November. The order was served ON the Mayor on
Monday and was returDable yesterday morning but
was adjourned over 10 Friday by consent Of counsel
The New York herald., 1870-03-31
COURT CAleAUAHS-TKls CAY.

SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM.-Held by Judge
Card0zo. Court opens at half past ten O'Clock
A. M.-Nos. 2oi $780, 249, 2o2, 236, 96 l06 224 23a.
SUPREME CoURr-CBAhBgRs.-Held by Judge IN
graham-Nos CO. 81. ", 1855, l5s. 1863, lS3 $780, l9I,
l93 l99 203, 205, 2l5, 222. Call 232.
MARINE CoURT-GENERAL TERM.-Ield by Presid.
ing Judge Aiker, Judges Gross and Curtls.-Nos.
l TO rs.
The New York herald., 1870-03-31
TIE NEW JERSEY COURT or tMoEs.

The Court OF Errors Tor the State OF New Jersey
will deliver opinions next Saturday. IL is under
stood that NUMBER OF applications for pardon have
been presented, mosE OF WHICH are 70 be granted.
The New York herald., 1870-03-08
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKsr.-LosDoN, March rs
r. M-COnsols closed at o2s for both money apd the
account. United States hve-twenty bonds 1852 90A
1885, old 001; 1857, 81; ten-forties, so1 Erie Rail-
way shares, 20; Illinois Centrais, ItI; Atlantic and
Great western, 20.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs, March 1.-The BouYse
closed heavy. Rentes, TAI sic.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoRT, March 7.-
United states fve-twenty bonds closed firm and
active at 955S 951 for the issue Of 1862.
LIVERPOOL CorTON MARKBL-LIvERPoOL March
7-5 p. M.-Tne cotton market closed steady.
Middling upands Id. mlddng Orleans, 1lAd
The sales OF the day have been 600 bales including
1000 for export aud speculation.
the shipments OF cotton from Bombay TO the 5th
inst since the last report, have been 2l 900 bales.
HAvRE COTTON MARKEr.-hAvRE, March Cot
ton opened quiet. both on spot and afoat low md.
dlings anoat, l3lf per cwt
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFS MARKET LIVERPOOL.
March 7--P M.-Wueat 9s I'd. per GENITAL for Calf
fOrnia white, Is. l0d. for No. red Western, and
Ss. 50. for red winter.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvERpooL,
March 7-P. M-Cheese 72s. per cwt. for the best
grades OF American inc PORK nat. Lard SIS. per
cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARkEr.--LosDoS. March T.
Refined petroleum quiet. Linsced oil nrmer at
G3l 15s f32 per ton. Tallow dun. Sperm Oil
frmer at ESQ f9l per ton.
PETROLEUM MARKEr--ANrwERP, March T.--fetro'
leum closed firm AT 5s2af for standard white.
The New York herald., 1870-03-08
IElEGRApHlC NEWS ITEMS.

The Legislature Of Louisiana met In extra session
yesterday. The militia and city charter bills passed
the Senate.
Noyes' block on Main street. Concord, n r., was
nearly destroyed by 1re Sunday morning. The loss
Is 100000.
Many merchants OF the cities Of Poughkeepsie
and BlnGhamton, N. Y, yesterday resumed specie
payments.
the residence Of I. L. Carman, at StanfordviIle
Duchess county, N. T., was destroyed by fire yester.
day morning. Loss $4,000; fully insured.
United States Marshall Newcomb has received In
structions from Washington to divide the Eastern
district Of Missouri INTO seventy 1--we districts pre-
paratOry 10 taking the new census.
The Committee on State Affairs of the Wisconsin
Legislature have reported against the removal OF
the capital from Madison Milwaukeerfor the rear
son that the people do not demand 1t.
The trustees OF the New York State Inebriate
Asylun yesterday offered reward OF 81 600 for the
arrest and conviction OF the person persons who
set nrs 70 the asylum at Binghamton on Friday
night last.
Bonner and Bodenberg, condemned to death at
Huntingdon, Pa, rest we'll at nights and partake
hearty breakfasts In the morning. Bonner Is grun
and lies In bed most OF the time. The execution
takes place wednesday.
stay OF proceedings has been granted In the case
OF Daniel q. Burdlck OF Little Valley. N " convicted
OF the murder OF II. II. Baxter tcolorod), OF Oean,
and sentenced TO be hanged the 18Th inst. Argu-
ment for a new trial Will be heard in May next ar
the General Term at Buffalo.