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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-10-14
FuRs: FURs. FuRs:

9 Wanted, all kinds of raw and shipping Furs
such as Mink, Raccoon, Muskrat Opossum, Skunk,
Ottef. Beaver, Grey and Red Fox, Wild Cat, Badg-
rrar, Fisher, Large Wolf, Prairie Wolf, Martin Deer
Skins, for which the highest market price will be
paid in cash, at King & Kenyon's hardware store
ai 14-3m C. B. HANDY.
Look at the largest, best, and cheapest stock
Of Carpets in Iowa, at Hodges. lift
Z notwithstanding wheat is lOw Hodes is sell
!. Ing any and all kinds of goods lower. Give him
call lift
Sc Call and see those splendid Cloths and Caps at
NS; Few 8 Co.'S lift
JUsr RscE1vEp.-A full stock Of Fall and Win
ter goods, at VIM. Few & Cos. lift
- Good under Shirts & Pants, for Seventy Five
cents at Hodges lift
The handsomest and I" newest" cut Clothing
!. n this market, at Hodges. lift
--JUsTIcE.-Parties having official business with
". P. Crazy J. p, will find him at the Clerks
once In the Court House. lift
WHITE LEAD.-D. B. Shipman's Strictly Pure
white Lead 1t 3ss5 per can. See If you can beat
that 10 cents.
sMALE BROTHERS.
Card from Tabor 4 Trivia.
IsDErsNDENcE, Iowa, May IL, 1870.
Dear Strive wish you to inform the public
through your paper, that in much as our gentle
manly ueighbor has concluded to infringe on our
brand Of lead, (Shipmans Strictly Pure Lead,) we
sAall from this day sell the above lead ten cents
lower Per can, than any. one will sell the same
ssnd In this town. SO get their lowest figures and
than come to and get it for ten cents less. We
will give fifty dollars reward to any one who will
produce better article of lead one more strict
ly1hs. We will also sell oil as low any one,
and better article, and unlike the above neigh
Dor, we have never had to pay smart money, for
:? selling poor OIL 46tfl TABOR 4 IRWIN.
THE reason why our celebrated perfected Spec
tacles and Eye Glasses have met with such extra
ordinary success and much in demand. is
because they are found possess all the qualities
We claim for them, viz:
Purity and hardness of material. therefore not
liable to scrach), bvilliancy of finish. strengthen
ing and preserving power, and comforting an
mount of ease and comfort attained by other
Glasses in the world. They without doubt the
most perfect and scientifically accurate Lenses
or manufactured, and last many years without
change. For sale only by j. p. SAMPSON. sole
agent for this place. 35
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-10-14
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

Reported for the Bulletin By lain Hollett
Go. Recorder, Notary Public, and
Real Estate agent.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-10-14

The County Fathers convene on
Monday to canvas the election, etc.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-10-14

01uexty 1OV310ps
The majority for Republican State tick.
ct is SO, a gain of 26 on last year. Don.
mans majority is 70. Smith, Clerk, IS.
Hollett, Recorder, 1O5.
The vote ON Supervisors is as follows:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-10-14

Whole vote 93. The Republican State
ticket has majority of -. Domains
majority is %. Brayton %. Powers 81.
Hollctt, Recorder, II.
The vote on Supervisors is:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-10-14

Look at the largest, best, and cheapest stock
Of Carpets in Iowa, at Hodges. lift
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-10-14

Notwithstanding wheat is low, Hodes Is sell
! ing any and all kinds of goods lower. Give him
NralI lift
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-10-14

The majority for Prohibition is 10
Against seven Supervisors, 25. For re
straining stock, 23. The Republican
township ticket was elected without OPP
position.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-10-14

The handsomest, and newest" cut Clothing
>. In this market, at Hodges lift
--JUsTIcE-Parties having official business with
". P. Crary J. p, will find him at the Clerks
Qnce in the Court House. lift
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-10-14

Sc Call and see those splendid Cloths and Caps at
Mn Few Co.'S. lift
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-10-14

WHITE LEAD.-D. B. Shipman's Strictly Pure
white Lead 1t q. Is per can. See If you beat
that 10 cents
SMALE BROTHERS.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-10-14

The Republican majority on the State,
Congressional, and County ticket, and
Judicial, probably, is 90. The Republi-
can vote being Il and the Democratic 81.
Hollett for Recorder, runs away ahead OF
the ticket; Mrs. Lester, his competitor,
receiving only 23 votes altogether. Hol-
let's majority is. so.
Tho fnlIowinp is the vote on Suncryi-
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
THE CUBAN LEAGUE.

The cuban League OF the United states held
another meeting last evening, as eight O'CLOCK at
Delmonico's, which was largely attended by dis.
tinguished gentlemen from all parts OF the Union,
In the absence Of General Mcmahon, the President
Of the League, who left yesterday for Florida for
the purpose Of stirring up the people In that section
to come forward and help the Cuban cause, Gene raj
Graham occupied the chair. A delegation from the
Patriot League OF Cuba was present and, through
Its chairman, thanked the gentlemen OF the Cuban
League for the noble stand they have taken In be-
hall OF the struggling patriots Of the Ever Faithful
Isle. The secretary Of the Junta was also present
and addressed the League In 4 few brief, but elo-
Quent remarks.
General Haines chairman Of the Finance Com
mittee, reported the finances OF she League
to be IN very nourishing condition. he also
STAYED that each member OF the committee mad
contributed twenty-five dollars to the League. on
behalf OF the Committee on Public Meetings Mp.
Douglas Taylor reported progress. He said that the
committee had labored hard and earnestly TO make
the proposed meeting grand success and from the
great interest very many OF the best men OF the
would be all tnar could be desired.
The Chair appointed, upon motion or Mr.. Taylor,
committee OF six TO visit the Cuban Jupta ana the
Patriot League OF Cuba. He also appointed COM
mttee OF 1ve to prepare and have printed certin
Gates Of membership, which are to be voluntarily
taken by the members at Ave dollars EACH after
which the league adjourned. 10 meet again next
Thursday evening.
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
ST. PATslCA,s DAY FROLICS.
The Stabbinx of Patrick Wclsh-IIis Ante
Morfcm Statement.

The stnbbins of Patrick Wolsh-His Ante.
Morfcm Statement.
In the case OF Patrick Welsh OF No. 523 Second
aysunc who .was stabbed III the abdomen on 81.
Patrick's Day by Michael Martin. Coroner Fiynn has
taken the ante statement OF the injured
man. We does not believe himself to be in dan
gerous condition. aud the surgeon OF bellevue Hos
pital in attendance has strong hopes OF has recovery
Below Will be found the principal facts set forth IN
the statement OF Welsh. He Says
reside In the house with the man who stabbed
me. His wife and himself for some time past have
been drinking, and when intoxicated qurraelled.
They were In the naDit OF coming into InJ and
abusing each other, and l forbid thenI coming IN
there ever since. They were also in the habit or
abusing me and my vile. who they have threatened
with Violence ABOUT nine days ago MI. Walsh
applied for warrant against MaluE's wife,
but did not get 1t. Some days there
after Martin and his wife quarrelled their
room above that occupied Dy me and MY wife and
broke the ceiling. On st. PaLrick'5 Day ! returned
from work about two O'Clock r. NJ. and ibet Martin
IN the entrance OF the house. I told Martin, no was
Intoxicated, that did not want to be abussa Mar
TIN tnen rushed at me with a knife and stabbed me
In the abdomen two inches to the left OF the caian
line
The case was then submitted to the jury who
found that Welsh came TO his woundtlg nt the
hands OF Michael Martin March II, 1870 Marsin q
still IN prison. awaiting the result OF lis victims
injuries.
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
R:Or IN JERSEY CITY.

An Erie Squad In Action mt the Long Dock
One Man shot Through the Head and
Several Men Beaten Severely.
About nve O'Clock yesterday afternoon an ARRAY
took place at the Long Dock, Jersey City, which
may result fatally TO two OF the parties involved.
Abraham Alderman, q boss In the freight depart
ment OF the Erie Railroad depot, went into Tayors
restaurant and had q dispute with william Taylor,
the proprietor The latter finally ordered him out,
anu as Abe was TOO stubborn TO comply, Mr.. Taylor
thrust nm OUT OF the Darroom. tlsse followed
ana Ackerman, finding himself confronted by more
tlan Que man, beat retreat. lie soon reappeared,
at the head OF squad OF eighteen men, who
marched resoluleiy To lie TAYLOR camp. The doors
were fastened, but the bese.ing force effected an
entrance without much trouble; and then CON-
Knocked down. Kicked and beaten so severely
that he now lies PROSTATE cond-
ton. The barKeeper was felled TO the ground
with blow on the mead aud had his face swollen ana
bruised by KICKS and blows tl ne became exhausted
Inc sharp crack OF a revolver was neaId in tina
midst OF the crowd, and Thomas Kingsley, one Of
the attacking squad, fell, pierced with Il bullet
through the back OF tue head Another OF the same
spicuous that White he was IN the act of raising his
revolver his hand was struck down BY one OF Tay-
ors friends.
Four OF the attacking party received q severe
thrashing. Information having been conveyed TO
Tie police Aid Fafrelly appeared upon the scene with
squad OF police ana arrested Kingsley ana Con1el,
VINO were dentited as two OF the most aesperate or
the crowd. Ackerman, the leader, had not been ar
rested up TO IA late hour. KING injuries are
very severe, yet there IL nope OF his recovery He
was furnished with medical attendance at the police
station, but he Will be detained custody till the
examination takes place Mr.. Taylor is In very
precarious condition. lie Is brother OF state Sena
tor Noah ID. Taylor, and Is wen known In sporting
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
lHE Latest NEWARK SENSATION.


The Man WHO Eioped with Two Women
No Appearance.
The circumstances attending the elopement OF
Ayah L. Rose, good-looking young Newark grocer
and two German married women, Mrs Oese and
Mrs. Lloyd as published in yesterdays HERALD
formed the theme OF general discussion In New
ark yesterday. Though II was reported that tho
truants had been arrested In PittsDurg ana though
a despatch received yesterday forenoon
from Mrs. Oese's husband stating That he
would arrive In the afternoon, neither he tue
runaways had arrived IN NewarX up to late last
evening, anu Tor various reasons there are many
people who lean 10 the belief that Adam was party
TO the Whole aiiair, and that 1t was only carrying
out an ola dodge II Is proper TO say, however that
the parties most deeply Interested monetarIly-the
creditors OF Mr. Oese-are st ln OF the belief That
he VIII certainly come back. IL Is asked by some,
what in the world did Rose want with two women
and by Others, What in the world did two women
want with Rose,
Then, again, the intimate relations which have for
some time past on the veracity OF several creditabe
neighbors, existed between Rose and Oese's wife,
ana between the latter and Mrs. Lloyd whose re-
puiatlon attcry has 0een the opposite OF envlablc
renders the AFFAIR singulary perplexng. Young
Rose comes OF all excellent family, ana MIS- Oese's
parents are highly respected German people
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
Total permanent documentsd.
1855 la7ll,sls.O9

CLASSIFIED as f0llows:--ships 637 barks, 8IS briggs
GOT; schooners 10870 sl0ops 30l3; steamers, 1901
unrigged, o,2S7 Temporary documented vessels
l,033; tons 40l ,047.
The House Of Representatives.
The House met for debate on the Tarin bnl but
no member seeking the noor the House Immediately
adjourned.
The Montana Governorship.
Four OF the Senate Committee on Territories were
In favor Of making . report against the nomination
OF Mr.. Potts to be Governor of Montana, ana three
were In favor OF recommending his confirmation.
But In order to avoid divided report the Com.
mitiee unanimously agreed 10 postpone the case in.
definitely.
The Oriental and Mediterranean steamship
Company.
the special committee on the decline Of American
commerce this morning heard delegation Of steam
ship men from New York. Boston and the southern
States with representatives or the leading railroads
IN the South who are Interested In the Oriental ana
Mediterranean Steamship Company, the bill OF
which has for some time been before them.
Negro Murderer Convicted. ~
The trial oaAlbert Nicholas (colored indicted for
the murder OF his wife and motherin-law, was con-
cluded to-day. J. Z. Snodgrass, late OF New York,
was the prisoners counsel, and urged the plea of
insanity The Jury, which was mixed white and
colored, entered verdict OF guilty. The court room
during the trial has been crowded with auditors,
two.thlrds Of whom were colored
The New York herald., 1870-03-20

EXPLOSION Iv a J-RSEY CITY Factory.
One Man Fatally Scaided and Two Others


One Man Fatally ScaIded and Two Others
Severely Burned.
An explosion OF most unusual character occurred
IN the sugar refinery OF Mattniesen Wiecners,
IN Washington street, Jersey City, which
was attended with serious consequences. Tue
cause OF the explosion Is not known,
such accident occurred there previously.
pipe charged parity with boiling saccharine matter
burst and scattered the liquor over the bodies OF
three workmen, named John Wagner OF s3 Morris
street; Jonn haybault OF 81 Essex street and
August Finck OF Is Morris street. Wagner was
scaded on the face, hands ana breast
in such frghtlui manner that his re-
coyery is exceedingly doubtful. The glu!inous
nature OF the bllstering liquid rendered II
FAR more injurious In its effects than boiling water
The Injured men were attended by Dr. Wolfe, who
pronounced the condition OF Wagner very critical.
The theory OF the explosion Is that there was n
heavy pressure oi steam on the boiler, wnen II was
suddenly turned on to a feed pipe, winch was cool
and unequal TO the pressure. This Is mere conjec-
ture and has very poor show or probability.
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, March 10, 1870.


On motion OF Mr.. CULLEN the bill relative TO
d0ckets OF judgments and DINER papers In the Office
OF the County CLERK OF Kings county referred 10
the subcommittee OF the wnOe to DC reported C0In-
pete.
REPORTS.
By Mr.. PArRIcK-Rey yaIaing the fare Of horse rail-
roads IN Brooklyn.
By Mr.. BLAIR--Amending the charter OF the South
Side Long Island Railroad, allowing tue building OF
branch tracks and to run dummy engines In the
city OF Brooklyn.
BY Mr.. LITTLEJOHN-ReRnlattng the investment OF
the several FUNDS OF the state.
by Mr.. CuLLEs-lncorporatin the Metropolitan
Museum OF Art; also the New York Young Mems
Christian Association.
BY Mr. BURNs--i,elatlve to the Atlantic Mutual
Life insurance Company.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
by Mr.. HAvER-lncOrpOrlung the East River and
BusnWick underground Railroad COMPANY
by Mr. CULLEN Regulating the Brooklyn ana New
York ferry companies.
by Mr.. BURNS for ar. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
the New York Warehouse and Transportation Com.
pany.
by MT HENNEssY-Relative to the sale OF bread
In the city OF New YORK; also amending the Me.
cnanics' Lien law lor New YORK city
ny Mr. CAMPBELL Providing FOR the reorganlza.
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
1ss sx1y.FFrH STREET sHcorNs ufaAy.

Henry Pugh was yesterday arraigned before Jus
tice McQuade at the Harlem Police Court on
charge Of attempting to take the life of Paves Con.
stantino OF West sixty street, between Eleventh
ana Twelfth avenues at whom ir was alleged he fred
pistol loaded with powder and ball. several w.t.
nesses l.es were examined for the prosecution who
and hearing the complainant call out tnat he was
shot, while as many more witnesses for tie defence
testified to having heard sh0ts fired on the occa
sion The dofcndant swOre that lie carried pistol
on the day on might Of tho alleged shooting but ad
Initted having struck Costnntino with small stick
on TOE bead, wnicn cps hun necisinn resorved
until Monday.
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
ton Of the Metropolitan Fire Department of New

ton Of the Metropolitan Fire Department Of New
York clty
Mr.. BANNER moved that the vote passing the New
FORK lz0h street Railroad Dill be reconsidered, and
that the motion be laid on the table.
ar. M U. MURPHY inquired whether this was In
ehued AZ censnre OF Mr. Fields action yesterday,
Sr % an attack on Senator Genet who introduced the
nj. BAMBER replied that the object was 10 remove
an M IMPRESSION that the members were whipped into
,a cUnn lot the bill and 10 hold 1t over until the con-
o'gs,ou ms VI tue investigation ordered yesterday.
Inc rne motion TO reconsider was laid on the table.
49, ne report OF the Select Committee inquire into
o .cascs auu uses o the waters OF the canals OF the
oIaN, appointed az the last session, was received
anu ordered 10 be printed.
GENERAL ORDERS
The House III committee disposed OF the following
bills o. noted
TO amend the ACT for the prevention OF cruelty to
animais, Ine Diii was modified on Mr.. Burns' mo-
ton and then ordered TO q third reading
The annual report on railroads WAS received nom
the state Engineer ana ordered 10 be printed max.
ing an Appropriation OF $4,000 from the state
Treasury to tunnel Pine Hin. Third reading.
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
tHs AmrY STREET MYSTERY.

The pawnbroker, Jackson, who was robbed on
Friday In his ONCE No Amty street, OF q $500
diamond pm, gold watch and sl0o in money tho
particulars OF which appeared in yesterdays
HERALD. has sufficiently recovered to detail
the circumstances OF tue robbery. He states
that two men entered his Office; one pre-
sented letter; while he was reading 1t
the confederate stepped Delind him and dealt nim
DloW thdt rendered him insensibe and enabled
thom TO commit the robbery In an unlocked
drawer In the Oflice were several thousand dollars
IN currency and large sum IN a sale close by, the
key OF which was IN the lock- IL Is reheved that
the thieves feared aetecion and beat hasty retreat
10 avoid arrest.
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
raE UNION LEAGUE.
Meeting Of the National Executive Committee
in Philadelphia.

u0CIinR OF TIC N0tlOn0I EXECUTIVE SOmwItte0
in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1870.
The National Executive Committee OF the Union
League OF America held Its session TO day ex-Goy.
crnor Newell, OF New Jersey In the chair.
Among those present were Governor Geary, Messrs
Ricn OF Maryland Woodall, OF Delaware, and
Pinckney and buyer OF New YORK. The committee
on new ritual, for the League presented full
report. which was considered ut length and recon-
miticd for amendments delegation OF members
from Maryland appeared before the committee 20
protest against the proceedings OF the State Council
ol Maryland. After discussion the subject was re-
lerred 10 committee. consisting OF Mr.. Baker. OF
New York; Mr.. Buchanan. OF New YORK. and WoOdall,
OF delaware: the Secretary. Mr.. Baker. made .
report regarding the state OF the organization In
Florida. Georgia, Mississippi Michigan and illinois,
whlch states are now being organized. The mode
OF organization III Texas considered at length
r. b. COnover, OF New York. lately from Texas, ap.
peared before the committee and complained OF ttfo
condition Of the Leagues IN tnat StaIc. No action
was taken on the subject. The committee adjourned
to meet IN Baltimore the second week in April.
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MARCH TO- l87o-TR1PLE SHEET

Sweden In 1893; population Of Prussia In 1857 by
provinces, sex ana condition; tables exhibiting In
detail the rates OF wages and cost or subsistence Of
the families OF labOrers In Belgium.
Following Is classified statement Of the number.
rig and tonnage OF all vessels registered, enrolled
and licensed in Zach customs district OF the United
States on the 18th OF June, lS69:-
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
The News Of Bailey's Disappearance In
Washington.

WAbHINGTON, MdrCI To, 1911.
The report received here OF the disappearance OF
Collector Bailey of New YORK, created some
excitement in the Treasury circles. Intma-
ti0ns were received yesterday by Acting
Commissioner Douglass that Mr. Bailey had dlsap.
peared, but no particulars reached the office here.
Mr.. Douglass at once however, telegraphed TO Su-
pervisor butcher to take charge OF the ONCE and
Second Deputy Parnell was sent to New York last
night. Reports are expected from these ofrcers
by t0-morrOw's mail or all the circum-
stances connected with the departure OF Mr..
Bailey and the condition or the business
OF the Office Commissioner Delano who mas
been absent from Washington for some time, was
telegraphed TO by Mr.. Douglass yesterday that 10
was important he should be mere to-day, and he
accordingly left Philadelphia IN the noon tram and
arrived here last night He is now engaged with
Secretary boutwell, concerning this matter. Baley's
district will be at once turned over to Collector
Pleaaanton Of the Fourth district
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
BAILEY, THE GREAT wHISXEY RAIDER.
The Ex-COllectOr Of the Thirty-SecOnd District
StiIl Missing, with No Clue to His
Whereabouts.

Official 0verhauling Of His Papers and Effects
at His Cedar Street ONCE and the Results
His Private and Public Career az Viewed
from Different Standpoints- Story
Of Alleged Defalcations a. Given at
the United States District Attor.
nsy's 0fnce-A Long Story,
with Brief and Com
prehensive Moral.
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
miscellaneous.

Lieutenant W. w. Mead has been detached from
signal duty at Washington and ordered the Color
ado as signal ofI1cer Of the Asiatic neet.
Ensign Francis H. DelanO has been ordered to
washington for examination for promotion.
The United States steamer Richmond was at Lis
bon on the 9th inst.
ORDERS nave been received at the CharestOwn
(Mass.) Navy Yard to prepare immediately for ser
vice the steamers shenandoah, worcester and PalOS.
The New York herald., 1870-03-20

Number. / 1'ons.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-07
oUR RnLIa1ous COLUMN.
MY CREED.
BY }. @. WHITTIER.

hold that Christian grace abounds
Where charity Is seen; that when
We climb to heaven, It's on the rounds
OF love TO men.
hold all else named piety
A selfish scheme, vain pretense,
Where centre is not, can there be
Circumference?
This moreover hold, and dare
Affirm where'er my rhyme may go,
Whatever things be sweet or fair,
Love makes them so;
Whether IL be the lullabies
That charm to rest the nesting bird,
Or that sweet confidence OF eighs,
And bushes without word;
Whether the dazzling and the flush
OF softly sumptuous garden bowers,
Or by some cabin door or bueh
OF ragged flowers.
'Tis not the wide phylacterv,
Nor stubborn fast, or stated prayers,
That make us saints; we Judge the tree
By what ii bears.
And when n man can live apart
From work, on theologie trust,
i know the blood about his heart
is dry as dust.