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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-03-12

For SALE CHEAP Several Lots desir-
able for dwellings, A. b. CLARKE.
The latest Spring Fashions for gentle
mems wear, just received at VIM. Few's.
FOR a good, square meal go
to the European Restaurant.
33tf
THE best selected stock of Cloths and
Cassimeres ever brought to Independence,
at VIM. Few's. 2w33
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-03-12

33w2 Center Point, Linn Co., Iowa.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-10
CAUGHT WITH THE BREEcHEs on

CAUGHT WITH THE BREEcHEs OS.-A
dispatch in yesterdays Enterprise says
The steamer Orizaba, from Southern
ports, has arrived. Her officers report
that among the passengers from Los
Angeles was Mrs. j. Allen, and on the
arrival Of the steamer at Santa Barbara
size was missed. About three hours
time was occupied in searching the
steamer, without success. \ passenger
named bingham, in whose company she
had been on the passage. was arrested
on suspicion of knowing something
about the mat and was taken ashore.
Shortly afterw Mrs. Allen was found
in male vttire in bingham 5 state-room,
her own discarded clothing being dis
covered in her OWE stateroom, and she
was also put ashore. 1t is supposed to
to be case of elopem9nt.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-10
THr MANNER OF EXPRESSION prevaleI

Tx MANNER OF EXPRESSION prevalent
among the journalists of the Great East,
and the style Of navigation and charac-
ter OF roads there is indicated in the
following which we clip from the Elko
Maepc,dent Of December s:
Bill Baugh, who arrived here from
Iuscarora Ibis morning on The hurricane
deck OF a thirteen hand spanish mule,
assures Us that there's many worse
road this side of Jordan, and backs up
the statement with a cllcler, which is
that he came through, a distance OF
fifty miles, On the aforesaid compromise
animal, i'll just nine hours by the watch.
The teams which LEFT here foAthe north,
within the last few days, lie reports rs
making good progress, having expert
enced but little difficulty in navigating
the upper levels. The small quantities
of snow upon the road is not 50 formid-
able an obstacle 20 travel, it appears, as
was apprehended.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-10

NoTICE.-I hereby notify the public that my
wife has left my bed and board without just
cause. Twill not be responsible Cor any debts
OF M account Z. KEEKEE.
#tlecS3t
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-10
TIE GREAT DIVIDING QI Es;TsOH
IN CONGRESS-.

When some Republican ,nemher OF
either the Senate or House OF Repre-
sen,stives shall rise in his place. and
offer n constitutional amendment such
as the Pro s;!ert suggests, preservaiive
Of tho common school system Of the
country. he will open a debate involving
one OF the profoun!est political quss-
tons of the present centUry-a question
upon which the Republican party cannot
be divided and which the Democracy
must meet in a decided and umequivocal
fashion, come what may. THIS Other
cosnate question scarcely inferior in
moment TO this. that of taxing Church
property alike with all other property.
mus. also be met. As the President
points out, the danger from the accumu-
lation of untaxed real estate IN the
hands Of the churches is that the actuai
injustice Of the exemption may breed
revolution and bloodshed. He might
have added, that with the growing
power of tie churches the time could
well be looked forward TO when sectarian
influences in Congress would be not far
inferior to th.t exercised upon that body
by the great railroad and telegraph
monopo!ies of the country. These quss-
tons must be discussed. There is too
,,,,nh ~ yit,litv and iauifiupafp bearirr-
attaching to them to be cosghed down.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-10

THE London Times talks as follows on
the Cuban question:
London, December S.-The Times to
day has leading editorial on President
Grants message. Referring TO that part
about Spain and Cuba it says: - If
Spain cannot suppress the Cuban rebels,
if the island must be hall ruined while
she holds it, if she will not put an end
to that institution which Is the main
source of disturbance, it would be nard
to expect the United States to let the
work Of devastation proceed unchecked
merely out OF regard to tie nominal
sovereignty of Spain. Spain is on trial,
and the limits of her power to restore
order will be the limits of her rights.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-10

CoLoyaL ". A. HAYSE, Assemblyraan
iIoE. SAINT. Barbara and Ventura. is n
son OF the famous Senator Hayue Of
South Carolina, whose debate with
Daniel Webster OYER forty years ago
gave him an imperishable Immortality.
Colonel Hnyne is a Democrat and citi-
zen Of Santa Bsrbara.-StocL; Report.
Another son Of Senator Hayne was
tire husband of tie late Julia Deane Of
histrionic fame.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-10
OF The WHEREABOUTS Ct an Old Car

OF NE WHEREABOUTS q an Cd Car
sonite, the Idaho iuaiaache says:
J.B. McSweeny is low running as
messenger for Wells. Fargo ( Co. on
the route between here and Winnemucca
Z. Greathouse and J. I. Lloyd, who
were running as messengers during the
past season, are now out Of the employ
of the company. The former has gone
to California, to Sacranon to, We believe;
the latter has gone to WIunemucca.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-10

One POM. Massachusetts, man, hav-
ing got into deep wafer financially. be-
took himself to forgery ; and that's how
be came to be arrested in San Francisco
on requisition from the Old Bay State
No one offers to bail ont the Pond.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-10
The 1EREcosc1ApLEs and professional

The IEREcoyCILADLE and professional
pe-veEsioui5ts Of the associated press
are attempting s. snow that Grant 5
message on the Cuban policy would have
had different tone if it had not been
for Secretary Fish. This is the most
contemplate dodge to belitLe n grea:
State paper We ever knsw Of.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-10
SGU TO-nA Y.

!is'-ej by Z. kreker. stating that hal LETT his
ct sua board without jus; ,guse. l have 10 say
that air. krekeT ordered mo out Of the house
and said he would pay no m: Or grocery bills
for me. At that time he hsd TO. furnished rle
with anything TO sat for three WEEKS.
a!cclsSt ME- ANIL, EHrSER.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-10

The Los ANGELES and independence
Railroad. running from Santa Monica
10 Los Angeles. will pay from the start,
il is said. Good for Jones.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-10

MARY JOHNSON a San Francisco ser
want girl is the last victim of blowing
out the light. She blew it ont and soon
after gasped her last.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-10

TIE FUNERAL Of the late Andrew Cas-
amayou of the Reese River I.ccci'ts took
place yesterday.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-15

Tennessee has given her country three
Presidents-Jaekson. Polk ana Jobuson--
and Il is queerer still that they were all
born in North Csrolina.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-15

CoTToN.--IlaIeirh Sept 4th.-The
market firm, receipts light. Low middlines
AZ IS stained 81 I2sI.
We are indebted 70 The Raleigh Ness 70,
our Cotton reports.
Wilmington. Iih. Cotton quiet. hid.
dlings y low middliugs 90.
Norfolk, iih. l'o,toB quiet. sIidaIinrs
i4i.
FLouR. PIour Markets dull and price.
rule low. Raleigh, scpi. 4.h, North Ca.
rcliua So, O0asc.5O.
Provisions. llaloigh Sept. an. Western
shoulders l0alle. Clear rib "a. Ham.
16. ~
Wheat. --Ri,bmond fth. No material
changes. prices for boih Red and whitc
tauging between .,z0io i,5i.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-15

None of the Directors o. the Bank 81
California were present st the meeting
held 10 memory Of RalstOn.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-15

The Pitts6cld Eagle tells Of directory
canyasser who stuck BIS head into Senator
DuEes Office ,he other day, and asked,
what business Is carried Oh here. siri,
The senator, looking up from bis las book.
replied, Writing recommendation for oi.
Gee, aud resumed bis work.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-15

Hupers Weetly ythusprOpOunces agaips,
Grant as a candidate :" LIN every point
Of view. therefore. with perfect reniea.
berance Of the Presidcncc's past services
aud The most grateful respect FOR them he
seems to Us uhquesiiOuably the wsskes,
AMI not the strongest republican candidate.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-15
pR. RNSoM.


Tins gentleman occupies u present a
conspicuous position IN tae politics Of the
State. Elected " ~ Independent. Ne came
70 Raleigh unpledgel 70 either party, and
neither party able to claim him positively.
He was the subject Of assiduous coartship
|hs the Republicans u sespectful attention
from the Democrats. When the Cvnseu.
tiou came to order on Monday, il was With d
perfect sncertalaty nsA to which side DIR.
'isalS0H leaned. Z. Vet so assured were the
Democrats Of his integrity aud purity Of his
purposes, that they put him irlaouiinatiOn.
asd adhered % him, until bis own vote d.
nall settled tue diticale question.
~, Ransom iusy he .he subject of nm
kisJ criticism II, u daiag what has rarely been
dyae ia dclibe,alive, ,podies--castiag u vote
lor ainself. We think be edeserves praise,
moi ccns ire. It was brave manly act. for
hc S.w he was incurring censure. But be
bad sense enough 10 see that he was not
yotiug for Or. Ransom IS the man, but for
Dr.. Ransom. the Delegate from Tyrrell,
whose silence deprived bis county Of it,
voice. lie scoaid not supportthe Republic
can candidate and his only alternative was
to vote for the one the Democrats were de-
termined to uphold.
There j. no mistaking bis position. He
is with the Democrats thoroughly. The
Republicans admit it, and do not conceal
:heir disappointment. Ills appointment Of
the Committees shows that he is with the
Democrats thoroughly in al measures u re-
form. @.,ai,.. es.
soine of our Exchanges do him wrong.
lie was not elected as an Independent Re.
publican, but asan Independent man, free
to make his own choice. He has chosen.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-15
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"a oo,,.;, !: ,ba Pan,b,;c,r. "a and there
-. ~. ,,s,,,n.r sro,, asha pr Wileox
rhom ,be re,rh hl;esns seemed assured would
act r;,l them and Dr. Ransom of Tvrrell
from whom neither Marty coala Obtain anv
,loan. u;.,vo.. r,s ths Lsv o,,hs,,os,.
IAN brt ,rb;,p ,s.;aoou.lv messed ~ he
Rennhl;..n. IA ,,scoron,;.i,y a,rro.ahr,,
5, the Democrats, he yOuchsafed comfort to
neither. but held himself in reserve for the
decisive moment.
In the mean time, the city was fil!ed with
Republicans from all parts Of the State 10
influence by the presence the action Of the
doubtful. Ofice holders, Of all grades
were there--Judges, Ex. Judges, Revenue
officers high priyates and low priyatas
every body who could raise dollar e. \ :,
rail ro,S f.re Having hotel b;llr -
,ipvcncies Of the result II .,;a that
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-15

The trial Of wes,ervel, for his cOnnec.
,ion with the abduction Of Charley Ross
has developed some important testimony
that, il supported, viii probably secure Bis
conviction on the charges brought against
him. The web Of evidences has been skill
fully woven around him. and At present
there seems little chance 81 escape. II
may be after all that The mystery Of Char
ley Ross disappearance will be cleared up
aud the parties Implicated in bis abduction
brought 10 justice. a
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-15
Out Of 800 conyicts 10 the Georgia Peni-
Ienliary one Oee.ienih are yhiIe.

San Francisco, Sept. 9.--Tne meeting
last night at Ubiou Iiall sas largely az
tended. The crowd filled the street 20
listen to open-air addresses. IA tIis haII
the addresses delivered we're devoted to
attacks on the Bslletin aud the Call fOr
their course during the recent canpaign
and since the failure ofthe Bank Of Cali
Mia and the death VI Kalstyn.
IL the open-air meeting resolutions we're
read eepsaring the Associated Press for
telegraphiDg so-ealled falls reports; the
reading Of which Was greeted With mauy
cries of no moi a. was the case with
other resolutions read. II was evident
that many eftbe audience we're present
merely as observers, aud that the resoIu-
tions did not represent BY any means the
sentiments Of the whole assembIage.
The regents Of the State University have
elected d. D. Mills as treasurer, vics Iial-
stob. The Finance Committee oftbe board
reported that the University lOso nothing
BY the failure Of the Bank Of California.
i beng protected b. the late treasurer
bond Of $4,000.
Ogdensburg, N. u; Sept. 9.-Pores,
fires are raging furiously about one mild
east Of Messeua. The fre started ihi.
morning, and now covers a ifact one .nils
wide aiId hse miles long. The wind /,
Jlowinga gallo from The South. The farm.
crs are deserting their dwellings. I.are,
irscisof standing timber are swept down.
and tie FIRE runs through tie swsmps and
fields II standing gIsiD
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-15

The bank Of Y. B. Hancock { Co. Of
Granville Ky. vas robbed 4 s27 1000 on
the Sth.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-15
way and s on to The i4th With no change


way aud 50 on to the llth withno change
ut all on the part ofthe Democrats. A few
Republicans scattered their votes Mr..
Dcckcry being still the favoritc, but Nlessrs
Reid Bennett, Badger. Wheeler Albert
son, Wi.hers and Shober each receiving 4
complimentary vote. On the l4th ballot,
Dr. Ransom fuding the Democrats firm IN
their purpose to sustain him. aud eqaasly
determined himself not to vote for the lie.
pablican casdidate, at length yielded to the
arguments Of Hon. d. 5 Reid, that he was
keeping his county without representation,
that the time Of the Convention was need.
lessly consumed, and that there was no sa-
criGce Of personal delicacy. Moved BY
these considerations, he voted for DR.. ia.
ward Ransom Of TSrrell county, . majority
of all the votes cast being had. Judge Set
tie announced that DIR. Ransom was duly
elected President Of this Convention. a.
The applause from the Democrats on the
floor and in the lobbies was tremendous.
The cbagrin osthe Republicans was equal,
y as great, for they saw clearly enough that
DR.. Ransom was with the Democrats and
their Ihope Of controlling the Cnnyens,on
utterly gone. And it is a De.nocra.ic vic.
tory Of the most substantirl character at the
last. after all the as,;alucss Of our oppo-
ncnts, and after Al. the faint hearteduess Oi
our friends.
Immediately after the assumption Of the
chair ky DR.. Ransom and his acknowledge
me,at Of the honor conferred on him. the
Convention went into the election Of its of.
icers. Johnstone Jones was elected See j.
w. ". Hardy Assistant Sec'y. John IL.
Hill, Door Keeper and J. z. Norton, As,
sistan. Door Keeper--all Democrats. The
Democratic organization is complete, and
the control Of that party over the body ia.
disputable.
On "Wednesday. little business was done
beyond the reception Of the report Of ths
committee on rules. and the appointment
Of other committees, The chairman Of which
are all Democrats. After which resclu.
lions introduced b. Mr.. Turner 10 respect
to the memory Of the Hon Wa. Graham.
The resolutions we're supported by eloquent
speechesfrom both sides Of the House. Gen,
! Clinglnau and Mr.. Robbins on the Demo
cratic side. and Judge Tourgee. Alberson
Dockcry. Baxton. Chamberlain and o. fIa.
"a, Crosby aud Smytbc. lrhese last ar,
colored. aud their speeches are said to B,
among the best delivered.
4 That Of Judge Tourgee was particularly
eloquent AMI touching. delivered effective
Fly. aud drawing tears from many eyes. fh,
/ speech was honorable to the heart aud The
head ofthe speaker and was j noble tribut,
% the memory Of Gov. Graham,
/. We have INDUCED in arunniDg comnen
tary on the proceedings uf the 6rt few day
Of the session hoping il will be as accerta
lie to our readers Is more formal edito
rial. We will give hereafter ne proceed
liBgs Of the Convention somewhat more SIS
,ematical!y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-15
HILLSBOR0 MARKETS
Corrected ~
c. 81. PARKS.
iMaRKET,S.

DASyiLLE, Va. SEPT. 4th.
Reported BY s. II. Holland 4 Co., Re-
ceipts light aud market very active.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-15

& y
The Richmond Wing says. il i perfectly
evident nov that the currency question can.
not be kept back in the politiesof the times.
In the State after state. Conventions cal
led with reference to State elections alone
are almost entirely eHgrueed with il. Tie
people are becoming more and mO-e excited
on the subject every day. The harmony
Of both the national parties is already dis
turbed and in the Presidential canvass II
viii stand out boldly IS an issue On which
shc verdict Of the country will be awaited
With the utmost eageruess Of interest. The
excitement i produced in tie Dsmpc-ptic
Convention Of pennsylvauia shows the deep
hold il has taken upon the popular mind.
IL is the grayesi Of grave questions. and We
trust all differences arising from il may be
Sufficiently settled 10 the Democratic party
before the day for the National Convention
enable Us TO present candidate and q
platform commanding the support Of all
men who are opposed to the tyranny of
Radiealiam aud 70 the ruiuous policy Of
contraction. The Democratic party Is the
party Of the people. and . free flowing cur-
reaey equal to the wants Of trade is what
the people desire. a
The currency question IN State politics.
aswe now see il forcing itself forward in
every convention. is thus plainly presented
in advance a. tue great material issue
that must greatly determine the character
Or tie next Administration.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-15

The Richmond whig says. lift be true,
IS stated, that General joseph i, John
stOu has accepted the appointment Of CON-
mander-in-ehief Of the Egyptian army.
there are tens Of thousands Of our people
who. while gra.iIied to see him thus adyan-
eing IL. fortune will look sadly upon his de-
parture from The county Il il said that
he Is ODE allOweda hundred thousand
dollars for an outfit, and that then he all
be paid twenty-five thousand dollars an.
nualIy for lis services. We hardly know
whether 70 hope the rnmor is true Or IN.
true. Such . man as General Johnston i
. great loss to any country he may leave,
and great gain q any government be ma
serve. l na
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-15

The Postmaster General has dismisse,
several postmasters for trafhcking 10 pos
tsge.sismps. lie has three hundred NOR
under advilement, and will probably dis
mlEs maBy Of them.
The New York herald., 1875-12-12
REAL ESTATE SALES.

The attendance very slim yesterday At the En-
change.
James NJ Miller Sold by order Of the Supreme Court
foreclosure sale the house with lot las by oS on
West Forteth street. south sido, 1852 feet west Of
Seventh avenue, to John Lawrence for $4,000, said
property being valued at SIG 600.
William Kenney sold, by order or ihe Supreme
Court foreclosure SALE the house with lease Of lot No.
1876 cbryste street. east side, between Broome and
Delancoy streets, lease dated from May l. 1864, for
twentyone years ground rent $l75 por annum, 70
John Symon, for 81, 600
Peter Meyer sold, by order OF the Court the farm
containing sixtytwo OF land located 10 the town
OF White Plains for Sl2 200, TO Alfred II ggna
The New York herald., 1875-12-12
BUSINESS FAILURES.

sigmund Housman, whose failure announced In
yesterdays HERALD has made assignment Samuel
Hoffman
Samuel seerg, who assigned to Harris Brown, has
liabilities or $685. and amounting to 81 75o
James g. McCleery, CAP DEALER OF No. West Hous-
ton street, who yesterday assigned 10 Matthew WAN
has liabilities amounting 20 $6e7S; assets, s4,3o6i
actual value thereof 81, 0O0
Wood Reilly printers ofNo 113 Nassau street. who
failed last month and assigned Joseph Laing have
liabilities OF SIS, COS, and assets worth $500.
J. Schwab 4 Co, dry goods importers, OF No 1T
Church street. who assigned some time ago Adoiph
Kahn have liabilities amounting 10 SIS 9So and assets
sIS5l3 tho actual value Of which is 500
Samuel d. Wilson, dealer in fancy goods, OF No 90
vesey street, has made assignment to David D.
The New York herald., 1875-12-12
SATURDAY, Dec. IL, 1878

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
The New York herald., 1875-12-12

The wheat market generally dull Soft wheat
weak, out sound qualities comparatively steady Sales
SnDIace 10000 bushels 9c tor rejected spring and
~ ~ q ~ tor No Milwaukee Corn in light de-
and lower sales comprise A. 900 bushels 74c for West
ern mixed and Toe for Western yellow Barley steady
Win safes OF 40 bushels Canada private Barley
matt fued quiet, with parties their vowA
were gnet ana steady AZ about yesterdays prices with sales
81 @ooO bushels AZ 1Oc <5c for air Western
4oc $50 Tor Ne Chicago 46c 52o for
fancy WHITE kye ruled quiet but steady Sales 500 bushels
GuNNiES quiet and nominal quoted a, l2Lc i2.Io
Tor domestic DO Shc- for Calcutta and 13c l3kc Tor
bags - -
HEMP AND JUrR.-70o bales jnte butts sold 20 srrve
part at &C.. currency, and I6o gold We auote -
American dressed ton $40 S245 FOR double aud $3.50
szOo Tor single; Russia, $40 S225 gold; Italian $3.50
S215, godi Jute 314c DC, gold Jute buttA i5-I6c
Sc currency cash. sisal hemp. 4Ac a4xc gold
MoLAssEs-Ihe market quiet. Wo quote ~C,uha cen
trifugal and mixed, 22c. 2sc., do, cayed Doe
BE mnscovado refining 30c. 81 do, do grocery g3c
Ssc Porto Rico Boo soc English IslanAa 3Sc soc
New Orleans, old crop, 400 55c do crop good 54c
56c. choice. SOC 6Oc
NAVAL sroEEs.-Rosin steady at UNCHANGED pr,cc.
100 bbis No aud good pale sold from - 20 IA 75
Spirits turpenne was hm, with SIC bid The sales wers
l0 southern and New York Obis at s7c ssc 2Oo New
B6hc Tar and pitch we're quiet Advces fsom Wilmington
were as follows -Rosn quieti strained, 81 42% good
strained 81 45 Tar steady Wilmington 81 10 Turpeutins
steady hard 81 oO yellow dip and virgin 81 5O plrita
firm, 33c bid We quote t-Spirs turpentine, 3Tc Bsc
common 20 good strained 81 10 81 75 wilmngt on
tar, ~ 25 Washington tar. 81 -; pitch, 81 10
Oms-1he market quiet and without spccial
change. We quote s-Oottonseed, crude, 53c 55c. .
do southern yellow $50 ooc, do. yellow white