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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Jan. 21-NoDing-UDitedS States Five-Twenty
bonds ia; Unted States bonds new. rs Erie Railroad
shares 49, Illinois Central Railroad shares, sl..
Jan. 2l-NOOn.-COnsOls 9os for money. American
Securities are selling follows United States 52Os 72j
Illinois Central shares sOi; Erie Railway shares 49,
Evening-Censols closed at 9O3 for money. American
securities closed at the following prices United states
FiveTwentes 72s Illinois Central Shares 500 Erie Rail
way Shares, 43.
PARIS MONEY MARKET.
PARIS, Jan. q -Eycning United States bonds are
quoted here to-day at 70.
FRANKFORT MONEY MARKET.
FRANKFORT, Jan: 2l-Eyening.-United States Five
Twenties sold to-day at &C.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Election to-day shows declining
tendency The market is dull and the sales OF the day
amounted TO 6,OOO bales. Middlng Uplands, l4id
Evonlng-The market continues dull. hut prices are
unchanged. Niddlng Uplands closed at l4sd p B Pc
troeum sold today at l6l for Refined Pennsylvania.
J1nseed cakes are quoted at eli 2 tun.
LONDON BREADsTUFTS MAEKET.
LONDON, Jan 21-Evening.-The market for Brcadstufs
l. firm.
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LOUISIANA.

SUIT AGAINST TUE CITY OF NEw-ORIEANs BY rBb
WIDOW OF THE REV. MR.. HORTON
INV ORLEANS, Jan. 2l.-AIrs. Horton, widow OF
the Rev Mr. Horton who was murdered in tho July
riots is here Endorsed by the Mayor Of Boston aud other
prominent persons eudeavong to bring suit agairte
the city for the murder OF her husband but 80 1af ny
been unsuccessful All TIE prominent lawyers Hppieo '"
have declined to aid her. She has 40 redress
w-ORLFANs, jan 20.-1he remains OF 1en'
Albert Sidney Johnston will be taken to A"s''o' e"'
on Wednesday, for final burial
THE SUPREME C0UR -, c..o,
NRw-ORLEASs Jan. 2lAll the Judges ., , s orya,on
Court were present Ia Court day Fow,sess Ms
were delivered mostly OF local interest az sne .nnu
District Court involving te nSat h o fo"p
feerate contracts Judge Fellows decoto YIN, me Souro
could moi lend liz aid 20 onfVree contracts OF 's chass
tan
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THE RAILROAD WAR.

CONTINUATION OF THB INVESTIGATION AT ALBANY.
BY fRiII6RApG TO rmR RibrSEI "
ALBANY. Jan. 2i.--The investigation into tho
causes that led 10 the breaking through the connection
between the Hudson River aud NeW.York Central Rail
road Companies resumed this afternoon before the
Railroad Committee Mr. Keep, President, and Mr. Wor-
ocster Treasurer OF tho NewYork Central recalled
but no important facts bearing upon the case ~ po
were brought out. - ~ : =
MI Banks, Secretary Of the Company, was also sworn.
after which the Committee took recess until O'Clock
This evening tho meeting was held In tho Assembly
Chamber Z hrxa pylsRG q 2aIslseM estDg RsissnN
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MISSOURI.

TnE SALE or THE PACIFIC RoAD-LoriEnr rRoHlbi-
hon.
~ rT1EGalPH TRIBUNE
81. Iot1s Jan. 21.--The scheme for indnclng The
legislature TO order the sale Of the Pacific Raroad for
the forfeiture of interest viii be resisted by the Company.
Il is very unpopular. ,..,.. .,,,,,, Z,
nrohbition OF the sale OF lottery tickets under the
pId laws conflicts with the Constitution OF the United
There IS considerable agitation relating 10 the proposed
legislation granting summary powers 10 the Board ot
Health i'm anticipation of the return Of cholera.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
AUSTRIA.

The Emperor and Empress received al Vienna, on
the sth inst. numerous deputatiOn sent ny the
Hungarian Diet To congratulate their Majesties on
the opening of the new year. The Emperor, III reply
10 the address from the spokesman OF the deputati0n
expressed hopes that the New Year would afford by
the blessings of peace. compensation for the
Hungary the snrc basis of public welfare aud cons-
tutional development might, by the display of mIi-
tual confidence, be more speedily and lastingly
strengthened.
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BY STEAMSHIP.

The Asias mails of the 9Th inst reached this city
from Boston Yesterday The steamer City OF New
York, from Liverpool Jan. o, aud Queenstown, Jan.
~, arrived at this port yesterday. The steamer
Aleppo, from Liverpool, Jan. 5, also arrived here
and the North American arrived at Portland yes
terday BY these arrivals we are in possession Of
our usual files and special correspondence giving
interesting details of Cable news.
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

81 TELxsRAFB TRIBUNE
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. a.
The Senate met ut u o'clock p. III. .-.
BILLS NOTICED. 800.
By Mr. PIERSON (Rep, Kings) for the consodaucn OF
manufacturing, mining, and chemical companies Also
10 enable husband and wife 10 be witnesses against each
other in certain Also to amend section 5s code
Of procedure The witness section.
BY Mr. PIERsON-TO incorporate the Father Matht "
Total Abstinence Society No l. Brooklyn Also TO amend
BY Mr. PIERsON--For the relief Of Roberts Co..
warehOusemen, TO make advances paid by them ien
upon the property OF Mr. Platt for the benefit o. holders
OF mortgage bonds OF Plattsburgb, Montreal Railroad
BY Mr. LA BAU rep, Richmond Incorporating n
company 70 build railroad from Hunters foibt !"
Flushing
The Senate then adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
GERMANY.

FRASRTORT, Jan. G.--iesterday the Assembly Of
Dnrghers unanimously resolved To- accept the func-
ions of municipal councillors which have been of
| fered them by the Prussian Government.
BERLIN, Jan. 9.-Ihe Party of Progress intend 90
bring forward a bill in the Chamber of Deputies de
handing that the members of the North German Par
lament should receive salary, and that their tray-
| cling expenses should be repaid 10 them.
IL is positively asserted that Herr Won Savlgny
will be appointed President of the Federal Couunis
sion.
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FRANCE.

c.els jar 2l-An the members of the Cabinet
s,dered tber designations to the Emperor, but SIX
- them v,,re not accepted. The resignation OF NJ
y,.,,d was among thOso which were accepted. NJ
ouber remains in tho Cabinet, and at present viii
rresde over the Finance and State Departments
coror0ly will take charge of the Naval and Laro-
Onet,o Of the Agricultural Departments The rest OF
fbeCabiuet is unchanged
is stated in effical circles that tho powers efthe
Reaate will he increased
rbo moiorit,~of the journals of this city IN their
Editorials upon the subject, declare that the reforms
snponnced bo the EmperE are very liberal
rumor icurrent 'here that on order has been is
sneJ vhichrcieves Marshal Bazaime Of his high pow
ers in MeXicO.
Evening The 1onitar to-day says the Govern
ment is anxious 80 explain to the French Chambers
Its foreign policy and will accept questions on the
s,biect IT the opening of the session, which will be
snbstitote ted for usual debate upon the Address.
IoyroN. Kan. FLA is said there is much excite
ment h Paris over Ass changes in the Imperial Cab
met sad it is thOssght they indicate more warllke
policy on the part Of the Emperor
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TEXAS.
.v,g,Yap,pa no mr. rElbrNE.

BY TELEGRAPH 10 fBR rsihrNE
G,rvrsroN Jan 2l.--Gen Kiddo and staff have
tnrnad from an extensive tour through the state They
rcnresent the negroes eyerywhere contracting and going
70 work preparing for the years crop, aud there ore not
isboroIr enough " I'll the land. >.
SEVERE WEATHER.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.--The Commissioner OF Aggl-
culture has received letter from farmer 10 san
MO Texas stating that terrible snow storm TOOK pees
there on NewYear's Day, and the weather conrlpat3
very cold over one thousand head OF spetR
from the cold on several farms In the
cattle were 10 excellent order Fine peevse weIS
fiin ga 70 SIS each, for specie sPeep VIZ n
y sogsg s.Sel Aaa pSs 12aQl rs; - 4S6kSSS*
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY lnE ATLANTIC CABLE TO JAN.91.
GREAT BRITAIN

LoND ~ Jan. 2'-It is said that Lord DERBY mas
concr died not to present Government i'eloiil JILL
10 p Gliamont.
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'OUFIsNsTOwN, Jan. 2l.-The hEnan steamship city o
Washington, which left NcwHOrk Jan s. touched al TN
port and proceeded to Liverpool
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TIrRkFY
MARINE INTEIILGENCI

MARsEu1Es, Jan 2l.-Dispatches from the East
,tat that the troubles in Lebanon have been renewed
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ALBANY.

APPROPRIATION BIII-NIR OWEN MURPTYS VOTE on THE
ANENpNTNT- CONSTRUCTIONS ON WIARvES AND PIB%
THE MILITIA LAws-CITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR
FEMALE EMPLOYEES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22

The Report abounds with Interesting statistics andfacts
I'm relation 10 canals of the State. The following
statement shows the number of boats locked At Albany
4 double GO99; single l2303; g. West Troy, d0uble
2IS3l. Upper side cut, west Troy single, lfIO Lower
do al Port schuyler b,97i.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26

TAKING DrsLlKE.-An ill-natlsrei
fellow quarrelled with his sweetheart
on the day they were to be married.
After the ceremony had began, and
he was asked, :" Do you take this NO.
man to be yonr welded wife," &c.
he replied, Nor Whats your
reason ?n asked the minister. 1--WE
taken dislike TO her, and that's
enough" was the suTly reply.
The parties 'retired-the bride in
tears-and, after much persuasion,
the groom was induced to have the
marriage proceed. 1t was now the
lady's turn, and when the minister
asked her the all-important ques' ion,
Nor replied she resolItely, 1--WE
taken dislike to him."
The groom, admiring her spunk,
made the matter up with her as soon
as possible, and third time they
presented themselves before the Min
lister. He began the cermony by ask
ing the usual questions, which were
satisfactorily answered this time.
But to the establishment of the party
his reverence continued, "Well. I'm
glad to hear that you are willing to
take each other for husband and wife,
for it's good thing to be of forgiving
tempers. You can now 90 and get
married where you will-I'll not tie
the knot, for I've taken a dislike to
both of you!'
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26
Iowa Newspapers.

A paragraph is going the rounds
of the newspapers that Iowa has
cighty-hve republican newspapers,
twenty democratic, one literary, one
educational, one agricultural. aud
twelve dailies. in ali one hundred ana
twenty, or one for every six thousand
Inhabitants.
This does not give complete ae-
count Of Iowa journalism. There is
something more to he considered
than the number of newspapers to
form correct idea Of their impor-
lance. So far as numbers are con-
cerned, Iowa ranks in journalism with
the best of her sister States. A com
parison of the cha ac.er of her
newspapers with that Of those in 9TH
or States is still more favorable 20
Iowa. We do not speak of their po,.
tiles. Politics have nothing to do
with the value of local journalism,
and Iowa editors are recognizing the
fact. The papers of our State are
emphatically newspapers. We lock
over our State exchanges ana find ac-
CITRATE and complete records of the
current events Of the localities rep
resented BY them. In their conduct
they are enterprising. with generous
rivalry, and in mechanical execution
are nowhere surpassed. We believe
that the press of Iowa has done
more TO attract capital and create en-
terpriae for the development of the
resources of the State than any other.
and we may safely say all other agen-
cies.
AS may be naturally inferred, the
press of Iowa receives liberal support
from the people, demonstrating an
appreciation of its value. Villages of
from one to two thousand inhabi-
tants, have their thriving newspapers
to compare favor IDLY with those of
cities Of from five to ten thousand
inhabitants IN the older States.
Towns like Independence, Wa erloo,
Cedar Falls, with from three to four
thousand inhabitants, or Iowa Falls
or Charles CITY. with still smaller
populations, have weekly newspapers
which in editorial ability, enterprise
and mechanical execution, may be
compared with the best newspap-
ers in the the country, outside of our
large cities, aud gain by comparison.
And we mention these At random
from among all the newspapers OF
Iowa. ANY others might be mention
ed with equal safety in comparison.
The great pteponderanee OF re-
publican newspapers in the State sug.
gests another fact. 1t may be that
steady maiorities in favor of any par
ty are favorable to the establishment
Of newspaper organs OF that party,
but we think it even more fact, that
first. class republican newspapers have,
in the largest degree, created the ov-
erwhelming republican majorities in
this State. We would not complain
that this is so. 1t should be SO, and
opposed 10 the majority in politics, we
find qualification in the fact that jour
nalism has its Just influence. We
may suggest, however, that if op-
posing policies are TO be brought TO
popular favor, their claims must be
show to be Just, by well sustained
press.
Iowa may well be proud of the
number and character Of her news
papers.-They are her strongest
claim to front rank In the intelii
gence Of the American people
Dab. Herald
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26
PaSsssssd March I. 1885
THE SILVER SKIRT.

MORE DURABLE. MORE ELASTCI
MORE GRACEFUL, AND WILL KEEP
IT'S SHAPE AND RETAIN ITS
PLACE BETTER THAN ANY
OTHER SKIRT.
This new and beautiful style Of Skirt was
awarded by the Great American lnstituse
Fair, held in New York City. October, 1854
SILVER MEDAL
The Highest Premium ever given for Hoop
skirt The Steel Springs are wound with
fine plated wire (in place Of cotton covering)
which will not wear of or become soied, and
the whole Skirt may be oas.ed tritaout injury
or fear Of rusting and will he ~ good Is new.
THE
COMBINATION SILVER SKIRT.
This invention combines with the ordinary
cotton Skirt the advantages Of our SILVER
SKIRT the bottom hoops are the same as those
used In the Silver Skirt. the covering Of which
cannot wear off, while the upper ones nre COW
cred with cotton. No lady having once worn
enc of our Skirts will be willing to wear any
other, as the lower hoops Of nil other kinds are
soon injured and soiled.
The best materials are used in their con.
struction, and from their durability and neat
ness, they are destined to become
A FAVORITE SKIRT
Manufactured solely By
Tie Silver Skirt and Wire Manufacturing Company
I 8. SrrRRr, Supt. 81 Cortland S'..N.Y
For Sale by
LAwTON CURTISS.
l4ly Independence, Iowa
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26

CHILDREN's SLEEPING RooM.-We
clip the folio wing judicious observa-
ton from the Family Uerald. Most
parents before retiring to rest make it
a duty to visit the sleeping room Of
their children. They do SO in order
to be satisfied that the lights are ex-
tinguished, and that no danger is
Threatening their little ones. But if
they leave the room with closed win
dows and doors, they shut in as great
an enemy as fire, although its ravages
may not be SO easily detected.
Morning after morning do many lit
tie children wake weary, fretful and
oppressed. "What can it mean -
"What can it be ?" the mother cries.
In despair she has recourse to medi-
cine. The constitution becomes en-
feebled, and the child gets worse.
The cause, perhaps, Is never traced to
overcrowded sleeping rooms. without
air; but is, nevertheless, the right
one. An intelligent mother having
acquainted herself with the princi-
pies Of ventilation, will not retire to
her own room without having first
provided a sufficiency Of air for her
children /: in the same manner as she
regulates their night covering
or any other requisite for refreshing
slumber. Sometimes by judiciously
lowering a window, and at other
times by leaving door wide open,
this end may be attained.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26
Cleanse the Blood.

" nth corrupt. disordered or ytiated Blood.
w YOU are sick all over. 1t may burst out
in Pimples or Sores, or in some active d sease.
or ii may merely keep You istless, depressed
and good for nothing. But yon cunnot have
good health while your blood is impure. AYER's
SARsApARiLLA rurges out these impurities aud
stimulates the organs Of life into vigorous ac-
ton, restoring the health and expellng disease
Hence rapidly cures variety of complaints
waich caused by impurify Of the blood, such
Scrofua. or Kings Evil Tumors, Ulcers,
Sores, Eruptions, fimples, Blotches, BoiIs, 81.
Anthony's Fire. Rose or ErysipeIas, letter or
Salt Rheum, Seald Head, Ring Worm, Cancer
or Cancerous Trmors, Sore Eyes, Female Dis
eases such as Retention, Irregularity, Suppress
sion, Whites, Sterility also Syphilis or vcncrial
Diseases, Liver Complaints, and Heart Diseases
Try AYERS SARsAPARILLA, and see for yourself
the surprising activity with which it cleanses
the blood and cures these disorders.
During late years the public have been misled
BIZ large bottles, pretending to give a quart Of
Extract Of Sarsaparilla for one dollar. Most of
these have been frauds upon the sick, for they
not only contain little, If any, Sarsaparilla, but
often no curative properties whatever Hence,
bitter disappointment has followed the use of the
various extracts Of Saisapariia which flood the
market, until the name itself has become syno.
nynous with imposition and cheat. Still we
call this compound "sarsaparilla," and intend
TO supply such remedy as shall rescue the
name from the load Of obloquy which rests upon
il. We think have ground for believing 1t
has virtues which are irresistible by the ordinary
run Of the diseases it is intended TO cure. We
can osly assure the sick. that offer them the
best Alternative which we know how to pre- dnce,
and we have reason to believe it is by far the
most efectual purifier Of the blood yet discover
ed by any body.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL is 80 universally
known 10 snrpass every other remedy for the
ure Of Coughs. Colds. Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis. lnsipen. Consumption, and
for the relief Of Osnsnmptiye Patients in ad-
vanced stages Of the disease. that il is useless
rere to recount the evidence Of its virtues. The
world knows them.
Prepared by J. c. AVER d CO., Lowell,
Mass. and sold by
Deering a smale, Independence, and by all
druggists generally.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26
Original Notice.

E. s. Co9ls, Administrator Of he E.,ot,
Of Charles G. .Seynore, -. Ed.card
Stiekte, ~ n. Sickle, Eugene Ely, and liar,
rief H. Seymore.
STATE OF IOWA, !,
Buchanan County.
ITO Edward Sickle, NJ. r. Sickle, Eugene
i Ely and Harriet NJ. Seymorc; You and each
OF you are hereby notified that on or before the
LIST day Of April, 1857 there win be on Gle in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Buchan
an Co.,lowa, petition Of Il. s. Cowls, aduenis-
traitor Of the estate Of Charles C. Seymore deccas
ed, claiming OF You the sum Of two thousand five
hundred dollars, as due said estate, on notes
and mortgage given by Edward Sickle and M.
X. Sickle to Charles c. Seymour, dated Nov.
18th, 1864; also asking forecloslfe Of said
mortgage and sale Of this land included in same,
10 pay said Indebtedness, to wit The South
half Of the South half Of section thirty, in
Township ninety, North Of range seven, West
10 Buchanan county, Iowa.
And that unless you appear aud answer
thereto on or before noon OF the second day Of
the next April term Of said Court, to be holden
in Indepenpencc, Iowa, on the 25th day Of
April, 1857, default will Be entered against YOU
and decree reudersd in accordance with PRAYER
of petition and costs of suit.
(signsd) =. 8. CowLs, Admir-.
", 49,. Per L. W HART. Atty,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
]. w. Bradley's celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
COR DOUBLE SPRING.
8 K 7 r Il.

The Wonderful Feasibility and great comfort
and pleasure I, any Lady wearing the Dapie<
Ellsf,ic SKIRT will be experienced particularly in
All crow sicd Assembliss Operas, Carriages, Raii-
road Cars Church Peers. ~ rm Chars, for Prom
eaale and House Drtss, as the skirt can be I Old
ed when in use to occupy small place as easily
and conveniently as silk or Muslin Dress. an
invaluable quality in erlnoline, not iounu III any
Single Spring skirt.
A LADY having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort,
and great convenience Of wearing the Dapter Et-
sptic Seed Spring Skirt for siaJle day, Will
never afterwards willingly dispense with their
use For CAiidren, Misses and Young Ladies,
they are superior 10 all others.
They will not bend or break like the Single
spring. but will prc.crre their perfect and grace
f,if shape when three or four ordsury skirts viii
have been throYa asids usefess. The Hoops
are covered with double aud Trusted thread. and
the bottom rods are not only double springs. but
twice Tor doublel corered: preventing them from
wearir out when dragging down stoops, stars,
The punlex Elliptic is a great favorite with
all ladies and is universally recommended by
Fashion Magazines as the Standard Sksr 81 me
Fashionable World
To enjoy the following inestimable advanta-
res in crinolne, viz: superior quality, perfect
manufacture, ssyiis. shape aad finish, feritttity.
Ssrabiii,y, COM fort and economy, enquire for j.
W. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic, or Double spring
skirt. and he sure you get the genuine article
CAUTIoN.-To guard against imposition be
particular to notice that skirts offered as Du
plex', have the red ink stamp. viz. 81. W.
Bradley's Daplex Elliptic Steel Springs, upon
the wais.band-none others are genuine. Also
notice that every Hoop will admit pin being
ra.sea through the centre. thus revealing the
two (or doublel springs braided together therein.
which /. the secret Of their feribili,y and
arenqth and combination rot to be found IN
any other skirt.
For Sale in all Stores where First Class skirts
are sold throughout the United States and else
where.
Manufactured by the sole owners Of the patent
VESTS, BRADLEY L CARY.
81 chombers 20 4 81 Readc sts, n. r.:
Oct 30, 1866. ll9-3n
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26

JoUuEN's
lid GLOVE CLEANER,

"a ne only good article for instantly .l..n;n.
-. ~. . ",osss They can b. cleaned While upos
sus o., Ia ha,, .ora immediately. Il IL inodor-
ssss. kstsilsd BY most Drurr;.es az 800 =
sserse Wholesale BY Dsnas Esrn.s \ ~
"~"s - aod se1sss Nsv YWh. Ts1-E
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26

hESIRING TO change my business I o6es
j my very valuable farm for sale, situated %
the Independence and Fairbank Fosd, end bet.
ter known - the John Cameron farm. II son.
tains 236 acres; about lis serss improved; oves
200 acres fenced is II miles Northeast Of Lite
tleton. There is bout 20 acres Of good timber,
end so acres more Of light timber and brush he's
. stone Aosss. two stories. l6x34, anA . sosA
1st Of April NEXT. There are about so Hrit
Trees upon the place. several Of which are bear.
ing Tesns, half cssh; balasss in one ed tvo
years II I per ssnt. interest.
For further particulars enquire Of Rassoa
Battle, IadcpsA6cnce, Or Of de subecsibss % he
premises.
c. 4. LBoyAAn.
-. n, 1865. fJspN
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26
Flows !! Flows !! !!

A Car Load Of those famous Mishawaka
"A Flows. just received by Sanford Brothers.
including Stirring Flows of all sizes and STYLES
Breakers, Corn Piows. and Double Shovels. Err
cry floir sold BY US Warranted to GRE satistae-
tf0H.
352ml SANFORD BROTHERS.