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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-28

CoRsEp OF THIRD and GRAPE STREETS,
Opposite the NATIONAL HOTEL,
HAVE now on hand, large and we'll Sc
II lected stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Ground
Spices, Warranted pure,) New Orleans,
Crushed, Granulated, Coffee, and Puiverlzed
Sugars, Surups, N. o. Molasses, Mackerel and
Salt Fish, Rio and Old Government Java
Coffee.
Having purchased my stock for cash, 1 am
enabled to sell for cash, both wholesale aud
retail as low as any other house.
Rv strict attention TO business. and small
profits, 1 hope to merit share Of public pat
roaage.
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Wanted, for which the highest market price
be paid.
Nov. I, ls67-tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-28

MIILTNERY
j. HOWELL,
Dealer in Straw, and Silk Bonnet
Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers. Silks, and
NIL LIN ERY GOOD
CoURT-sTREET, betreen ID and Sd Street
NIB. Hats and Bonnets Bleached, Presse,
Lined and Trimm ID, etc. tOct. 81, 1867.
G.. r. KINCAED.
SUCCESSOR TO ". L. SHARP,
DKALxs Is
| Groceries, Provisions
and ConfeetionerIes,
ao sr, WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE
GALLIPoLIs. OHIO.
-
| I am now buying Butter. Eggs. Feathers
| L Ginseng. Flax. seed, Dried Fruits, Bacon
| Potatoes, Beans, Rags. Bees-wax, De, dc.
for which win pay the highest prices.
Oct. "a, 1867. AiD.
nYNrrr-r.
| DTror,rTIcn D-D1a1o
KIM IN E.SS III X EIrl1lpV
OOtte IsS0 DIlsliO L O1b La
1IE
SANDS, ALE in ss;. -1 hs- az.-,-,. -, ,.,,;.;
- r-------- = = -o0,s, Asen- q ~. Ihird ~
-----L 6oVle d oHoEs.
Holm CATRS a C1s IVt.I--.7- 49, -
Bssss shoes cas.sm wcsi ssrrsnssS 81 P.ar1 az
-8RIDGE R0LT, 3 BRTDG ES
= : - -
rsoa Bridses, Gas iisfssss, and wrceehs I.oa worf
zf6 West Frsrs Street
BRUsHES e WIRE GOODS.
WI, bROi,FEF,I <. co. uat. aII L;,s, .
- = ----------
BROMWEI.L HAND LOOM rsavss Rag
send t8E e..alosas 10 hFoa~sIS s Co. iii Ssina.ss
:
CARkIaGE ES.
In az .o-, ,------------
gu work eonshi sold, and sssssngsd Prompt attsS-
YOU s'eh % REPAIRING 500 CeutrSl Avsnaa.
- - - ,,.-,.--.------ -,.-.------
CdffEIe.
SNOWD0N d 0TTE. .cATr-tings and curtain
Gs9ds, Maauscturers of Window shsdss. IFS and rs
Nam ST. west side
TN0 Sx,,T,, - -, =, -
Shades. etc.. le.. ,han h'E YORK prices. :2W. iAs.
CLOTHES H1sHER d FRINGE ER.
THE HYDRAULIC Clothes Washer wrinser
.s hes send ier oeser,psou rrioe etc.
-----------------,r ,, :; : !; : :, =, - :
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hteAN t 81 NV fultI Is Cemmls''on Nsr-
Cih;a ~ S,, s.ou "esih rr'Fsons Seeos' ste- lSi '"
" "C7,o,-,,,,, ",,7,o-, = -, - -
stal rredaee pssess sad Co mission MsrchSuts Sacks
NN Nln,snoa % j." 4'e. .. E anu 70 i-sVee.
.M'CAFFREy 4 M,G0vEsN, Commission
toes, Arples, Dried Frnls. etc, purchase orders
lowest market price, every description VI Merohandis
POULDs d WRIGHT, Cosui,son Alerohant.,
ST 1r ". Fii,h St; = " u '" 81 L. -p''''
-- -------------z :
rorrat3ns hsea couso . SY, n,as a Fo" sna
Grain, Whisky, and General Produce. l&S Water Sc.
WAssON, MORGAN & PAGE. Geuersi
Commission Merchants aai Dealers in Provisions. Par
si1ular selling Grain Produce ef all kiads
30 Vine Street.
----------
COLLARD, CLAYTON * CO.. Cominissou
Merchants for saIe Of Butter Cheese Isss, Feathers
Lars, Dried Fruit Seeds Snd Geuvrsl Pr"iroe 81 Wall
Gut Street.
JOHN y. THOMAS 81 CO., FIoar ami Grain
ally make advances oonsisrmeuts and furnish sacss
Tor Gralu. No. y Water 81.
------------
~--------
and Canned Fruits, nuts Fire Works. Toys, etc. All
Tins ISHa,ns 'as on NJ; oi S,s rus -a S'Ans
too-oN9. = - INN m s 60.
nr<TTCT
1V CoTToY ,-- Rev;-.- o5 Yj,-on. o-i5.
rss.n s1'TaS'ga m Elm Sisho1' PaH 't give" fO"
--
FIRE BKIEh d TILE CLAY.
----
TAnLUh, ThDhAs ~ ~, StaheIec.uFeFs,
tt Sciosovilie. u Otice, III water S'' Iiaelanat!
:, \, - - -
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SAhfENTEh, hhOMN ~ ELLbOHI5
nhoieseie or'csfs Hha N'n"iss''H @A31SHAu's' "e''
eeeona street
H4Tg
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-28
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CELEBRATED
nnnn md flnttln nnrndnnn

This preparation,
long and favorably
known, will thor
oughly reinyigorate
broken-down and
low spirited horses,
by strengthening
and cleansing the
stomach and intes-
tines.
It Is a sure pre-
ventive Of all dis
eases incident TO
YER, CHAMBERS.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-28
Notice
CRANBERRlEs.

- .aAN1IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-31

las .,iss 80 bushels i q ior a:.
'' i sas s sa ssssas,n
= si Sa. '. oa ssss IN : .ssss and ss
~; Army Sss ss: I'D % s .s
beng 1850 bushels Canada Vest Ton he canal 1t %
siI,s, malt The '4'' we're about ''' bushels :. .
YEl,cH,s.-Ths market ruled duh. hu. there was no
TOT Vessels Tor charter The engssements feporsd
s and per SI sssans S ssIss ' cotton
an. psr ssru = "a e &
% 90 bushels aocoaaI 10 Antwerp 80
Gussus were dun and pr ces were entirely nominal
for .pns and y was o anc we're hrn
G. were ssSdy tho bushes. wa high. how
hrsr MP; m snla was dull At iio gold white other kinds
quiet but price: we're e,
NAVAL sroars-spris arpeniine was more firmly held,
s Il 'ss
tsM: csls-Ihe market Vas very Arm with hgat onss-
s aa strained s1' aud e
an sa S Ts1sa a g % IN order a.
os-No importaat sales q any kind were Reported;
Is sss e.. "a ss; IS
dressed hogs Tne pork marke. dun. but r 70
ss 'aa a s f. AZ f s s. both q. s's
ssss sSs 3 sas oa and .Da r 10
new Desd Tor e. o s y aa cp
hogs were trms and IN improved demand Western were
ste ,dy, with mosarate demand. sales 10 bcs. at
81 SIS for plum mess and SIS so for extra do.
ierce beef moderately with sales Of 10 tercrs
prims So o. $3s. Beef hams In some de-
inand, the being 10 bsls 50 $50 Bacon was
quiet but quite steady. sales lh boxes AT e
i7sc Tor short ribs lU@c. l0kc for Cur.berlsnd ca!
aud I Tor long cut hama Cut meats remained duh ana
heavy and have only sales OF lv packages West
{, picked hams at i3c The lard market remsiued quiet
ana prices were heavy. tn ugh not quoaby lower Ne
sAes comprised bO bbs at i4- l3c for No 10 Kettle
ment.
PHrRoLxrn-Crude In bulk was ARMY held Mt l0Ac. but
the business light We cnly heard Of sales Of uo bbs
At p4c The transactions bonded again hghI but
the market quite steady 2 for standard white
Inc sales were l,0 bbA ~ 2lc and 500 do. 81 Ac In
Phtdepha the market dull and va heard OF no saes
RlcE continued dull. Only small salss Of Carolina
MADE $50.
sUcAR-Tho business IN raw was again small but the
market steady at lc for Iair to good refining
Cuba The sales limited u 10 hhds. Cuba at l214c
aud 80 boxes At &c H4c Refined was spar;ngy dealt
~ A. former prccs, :losc. ba4c for hard, 33sc
l5s5c. for soft white and l44c. i511c. for yellow
SrEARINE.-Jbe MARKET was quiet but prices steady.
Sal-l sales at ll9kc. lie
SEEps.--NalcuttA Lnseed IN moderate demand and
firm with sales Boston OF 600 bags 1t 81 O6 80 do at
So o. and 1000 do at 81 U4al gold duty paid Clover
dull aud unchanged at l2c 122c Timothy 81 W 81
rs, and rougl fax 81 IS Sc 70.
TALLow.-The demand good At about former prices.
The YsUUy0 lbs l0i4c for inferior 10
prime.
made md quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, Dec So-SFA.
me gold market has been rather activs to-day and
armU In tone than 10 was at the close Of ass week,
although no material advance established, the e.
trsme range having been from l23K 70 Ia. with the
slexng transactions prior 70 the adj'arnmsns OF inc
board l33x. which prcc was after"ards DID, Tners
was an active demand for coin from The bears
snd loans made ct 164 LIZ, ile. Bog ana s-os
respectively per cent per hein In favor Of the
lender Of tho com, AZ vel ~ without interest,",
and n - per cent for carrying. The gross
cssarinss amounted t. SIS, $4,000, the gold bal
snces 10 sIl7oe9s and the currency balances 70
ii. eool9o The sshortn interest outstanding il %
heavy that The CON disbursements Of the Treasury in
january viii according 10 present appearances fail to
acpress the PREMIUM the ecs having been already an
sioipa,ed.
Wan street has been discussing . circumstance Of
great stock brokers which occurred on Satur
day II appears that broker who Is not member OF
any board who, until within about six months. Was
. member OF IA established finn belonging TO
sbe regular board. and the cause OF whose re-
Crament bis expulsion from the mining
bosrd, borrowed railway shares to the amount Of about
eighty thousand dollars from different par
ties giving lis checks for tho same on the Leather
Manufacturers Rank whers he had an account Inn
nedstey afterwards he sold the stocks he had borrowed
for and deposited .he proceeds to his crod the
bank where sherlf's orcer at once levied upon tho
amount under executions Tor about sixty thousand
dollars. Just previous this however, one Of the
chccks for than twenty thousand dollars had been
certified by the bank and this has, Of course. since been
pad Of the funds lodged 70 his credit in the
explained So tho matter stands One of the two judg
meats on which execution issued in favor Of
brother understood, OF the broker question and
Il b reported that the latter had confessed
iud- uent in one OF the instances only day two
previously These Developments have had the effect Of
making brokers than usually careful 10 cxaciing
cor lied checks from all but parties Of established credit
The general opinion is that the plan OF procedure
obtain the borrowed stocks without
paying for them; but as doubt may possibly exist on
this pont forbear mentioning names although they
have bcen freely mentioned all day on the street.
Money in abundant supply to the Stock Exchange,
but the more generally seven per cent than At
the beginning Of fast week. although first class houses
had difficulty In borrowing at six. In the discount
limo perceptbe change. the best grade Of
commercial paper oeing quoted at cent tho
street. AS before ntmated the statement OF the asso.
eA.ed city banks for the week shows
compared with the last preceding one, Of 81 s6 500 In
.ga tender notes. 81 $50 COS in deposits. Sis
N circulation and $45s $50 loans while the specie
has been reduced $24oj lao The last two statements
ere as subjoinod: -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-31

tal&E
er snes Ike gri. bona 40 Tan. q TO-
fiic grades were nrm While o4aeE Kinds
were Lesvy.
f.oyR Gnsry.--Rece PTS NA bbls. four $50 40.
mefi Do bushels wheat ~ 5i5 A..
zud LOO TheIv change poslslon "
the Hour to-day the demand being still hight
~ lluea trade. waile icss renamed steady
prev oa-y quoted Choic. ismy branis bed With
great afsnue and the to,Ieniy eh~r
u rric~s than lately oct ed. ING msy ssd
OF shipping grades but psfc sris pl good "a,
wulnh -crrre a G a eabs extent Aoux h4rx
We. caif0 nis nvur was qusst t,t arm Tor ths
better arades. sizes 30 0itbbs sihera
reur Was steady, with nodrfs demand Naics buA
Rye rour waslvcy and nodx@tsy srtve; sales 80
b.s. 81 81 90 ~ uf meal rsss 10
q - % 10 for aud ~ u Tor Western
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-31

Tsc marie wheat remained prcc sey the
dsoa prev oussy mentioned rhct mot no d. sud-
IN fe ~ anywhere neSr "a Ing ~ ces-but thorRh
the market IL sssn,n he manifest great nrnucss
macy Of thcm thdfs wing tact sAmpe treat oonhdsnce
felt the and the ptiocipsl holders eoaldsnty
ekrtct higher scale Of prices Whenever any change
hsanwhls quotations. entirely nominal Ia
abseocs Of SEXUAL trsnssctous 10 tke v<us
Hhs sht NO 2 spring NAY - gssssi nomnsiy ~ .
~ NJ and 90. NO do ~ ~ ~ a. small ~ ol "a lor
nk somprisiss ~ buslss sDld a - v - *, aid
onc OF 7oo0 20. chote anbr mnh kvoughs - s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-31

mature ON the 1ss Of January
UNITED STATES TREASURY,
New YORK. Dec. 80, 1857
In pursuance Of Instructions Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury. notice Is hereby given that aud after "a OF
January 1865 bonds OF the loan OF lS47 (act January
2s 1871 Wal DO redeemed at this Office on presentation
OF certificates The latter must be assigned to "she
Secretary of the Treasury for redemption" and en-
dorsed by the party % whom required 70 30
made Where such assignments are execcted in
representative nduciary capacity, the evidence Of
authority make the assignment must accompany the
certificates Should that evidence 10 already died with
tine Department. the date Of its transmission and the
bureau Ia which L. lodged should be states Certi-
Gates presented should be listed schedule, in which
tho NUMBERS. denominations names OF payees and
other data required shourd be set forth.
II. H. VAN DYCK, Assistant Treasurer.
Cincinnati journal Of Friday says Of the local
money markell
The money market continues to work with case,
bot tie demand for loans s sufficiently sctivo to pre-
vent any decline in rates Of interest. There - not
much mouey wanted by the pork packers as there
has been; but there Is good demand from other
branches Of trade and preparation Ia being made
for anticipated wants next week.
40 e,A pto In 49,, In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-31
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MorpAy, Dsc 50-6pM.
Corrov The marie, quito active, the demand being
manly for export and further advances Of 10 per 10
eslab.hea. The sAes 81 % ma adsag g7s for
EXPORT and 80 ON sprc l,tion. We quose:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-31

declared dividend Of per cent for the month Of D.
csmbsr payable On tho 10th OF January, st shs oom-
paBy's onoe, No a. broadway, and the transfer
books wiz close on The 6th and reopen The l1th q
January
The foreign exchange market was quiet but steady as
10 rstss Although the leading drawers ask li0K for
their sterling, sixty days. they are willing TO takc
1l05S,for large smounts and buyers are ndisposed 10
pay moro Produce and cotton bnh continue scarce,
but the demand from importers 10 on very
limited scala After the LIST Of January, however,
the rsmttances account Of interest on securities
hold In Europe will be likely impart certain degree
OF activity 70 the dealings Bankers' bills on England
at sky days quoted ITO llo; at three daTs.
1lok; commercial bills 100 lo9al; bills on Paris at
sixty days. AJAX . 5.12I; ct three days BLK
$40. On Beriin-Banxers', u TAN; commercial, Tx
TX. On Bremen-Bankers', 7o,t 1875; CONNER
ciaI, 7sA 791. On Frankfort-Bankers, ak . AZ;
commercial, 4oH Al. On Observation-Disclosures.
AK 41as; commercial, 4oX 41,s. On hamburg
Bankers. 365s; commercial, 80 . 3e,< On Antwerp
Bankers, 5l3a< SILK; commercial. 5.l7,a a6l6
Consols and American secures we're quoted thus In
London To- day and on previous dates:-
Dec 4 Dec 10 Dse 80.
United states Gvs.,wantiss. Il $40 "a p 725s
Erie Hso;: r:.;.:i NJ NJ So ss
/, is said that the directors OF the Illinois Central
Railway Company have already passed resolution
vidIng for payment Of scrip dividend Of eight per
cent on stock subject the approval Of the stock
holders at the meeting 70 DO held the LIST "
May.
Tho following amounts, payable n coin by the
Treasury TO bondholders fall due tho LIST Of Jsnu-
ary:-
Principal OF the loan or lsx1-e7. 80, 60, 900
In, crest thereon. 100 100
Interest on So 700 e42 6's Of 1865. ..... 1880
Interest on $2s2 ISL GEO 6s Of 1881. s,4Sl 90
Interest On $3.50 73l. 600 consolidated 5.20's OF
1900 o. A. oS@, ooV
Interest on ST 022 600 SIS Of l57l-'7A.. CTS, $50
Total $50 900, 40
The Assistant Treasurer Of the United States In this
city has issued tho following notice In reference to the
resumption OF The bonds OF the loan Of 1S47, which
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-19
For the BHllstin / 6 aardian.
LasE.rr TowNsHiP. Buchanan Co,
March * 1877

Mk. Eprron Permit me, through the
medium Of your paper TO say to the friends
Of education, especially those who take an
interest in the common schools in this
Township and elsewhere; that l attended
the hast day Of the winter term In Snb-dis
trict No. 5, in this To~nship. Taught by the
Rev.S. N. Kier, Of the united Presbyterian
church. ass -5H ~
And after hearing the classes reci,e in
the different branches, from spelling TO AL.
gehra, would say il was honorable, both 10
teacher and pupil. Many OF our schools
are failin: for want Of proper teachers 10
manage, or parent or guardian, and school
officers, or b, th combined. This school has
advanced, not BY the influence Of director
or parent in visiting the school, as duty de-
mands, (for, be It said 10 their shame, it was
only done to limited extentl but By the
energy aud zeal Of their teacher, worthy the
imitation of all who may be called TO teach /;
to impart that influence which will prompt
the pupils to Improve the talent committed
to them. S
Would that more attention we're paid to
the common sci soils. This would influence
teachers 20 become what they should be,
and not to spend their time to make dollars
and cents. Ny motto is, pay well and see
that the labor is'seeH done, aud this will Sc
cure good teachers.
- DAVID GurnRIr.
In Sub district No l.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-19

perfect union OF interest sentiment a,.d
affection, that il would leave no room for
jarriag strife or political disease. In fac, il
is union sanctioned bv God himself sec
Gen. Is, chap, "a. IS; I'd chan, 81. -
5,h chap. l., 2 Promulgated BY Adam the
natural father of the human race: Gen,
I'd chap, %, -. Nen6oned wisA, approha
ti1n BY Noses, the wisest man Proverbs
sth chap, Is; Slst chap. 10, III, 90. Aud
also by Paul, the most earnest teacher oil
Christianity excep, his Master, see Cor, Is,
chap. 7,h chap. entire; Eph., 9th chap, 81 ;
Heb, 18th chap, 4.
That woman's sphere is subordinate one,
~ have the Cat Of the Cteatr, ~ Ms Swa
words in Gen. Sd chap, IL, and through
his servant Noses, Inc Jewish lawgivcr In
Numbers, So,h chap, 8, ls, IA and BY the
Apostle Paul. Cor, iss. tlsh, ehap,a 4, ~;
18th chap, 81, IS; Eph., 5th, %, chap,
"a. 80; Tim. %. 18th chap, Is; Titus, "a
chap, s.; also by Peter the Apostle Of the
Circumcision, Peter, LIST, Sd chap, l,5,6.
From these passages thus set forth, think
ANY one can see that God made woman the
weaker vessel, to be supported and guarded
from the hard knocks OF outdoor life, and
gave man also authority to govern her With
the Test of mankind, honoring her as a very
valuable but fragile trust committed TO him
fer safe keeping.
And who, that has any regard for the vel.
fare Of society, or respect for the word Of
God, will try to subvert The natural order OF
the sexes, and send woman with all Ter fral-
ties aud weaknesses to battle on the rough
arena Of political strife. Let us rather study
the things that pertain 70 the pesee and our
ct OF well ordered home, aud the con- ,ors
and happiness Of the true woman, who're igns
there supreme.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-19
r. For the Ba!ist;n.
1G0AaSE 0UER1A0E.
~
Zhe Scriptvol SIDE.

Those Who advocate female suffrage, ia
their hasie TO make out case, try 10 per
sps3e ~ that man and his wife besone TO
di1brent classes Of society, and that it 10 not
jsss nor right thar be should have the power
. 1aks the lass snd sdminister them with
osA Der sssist,nce. In thus arguing, hey
either throw aside the Holy Bible slioge.h,
o., a. else are jgnoraBt Of its teachings, for
everywhere throughout the scriptures, the
hct that woman has subordinate sphere,
ed thai The interests Of husband and wife
~ idenaicsi, aad il fact instead of being
aspsrsts classes Of society, they are one 10
Mad ssd 10 spirit and aGsction. the bond i
- cleo ehattbey sFe said 70 b. lone assb."
4 henphaGeally taught By the Holy Spirit
through Moss, Paul and Peter, and who
il 80 bold ~ 10 ret il aside. Wcman's in
teresis, and ~ Der rights 70 member of
ID body polite, sre isesgsd in her hns-
tsnA, ubo . ths 6winsiy appointed head,
bss ~ right 70 eossra fhs sDily. and also
= eske And adnisistee IL LAWS. TAs
sa.oa between husband ana ,v;fs sbenM b
~
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-19
SIDEWALK NOTICE.

10 dU whom " may e0Accfn..!
Notice is hereby given, that at . regular
meeting Of the Council Of the city Of Indcpen-
denee, Buchanan Co., Iowa, held April sth,
1857, the follwing resolutions were passed.
Essetued, BY the City Council Of Indepen-
dence. Iowa,
That, the owner. Of the lots abutting on the
east side Of Walnut street, FROM Main street 70
the north line Of lot No. nine, t9) in block No.
fourteen tl4l in Bulls Addition TO the village
(nov city, OF Independence, Buchanan Co.
Iowa, be required TO build sidewalk, four feet
in width, Of .woineh oak or pine plank, in front
Of said lots.
sai sidewalks to be built under the super
vision Of the Street Commissioner, and % be
completed in the time sud in the manner pre-
scribed by an ordinance entitled, " An Ordinance
to regulate the paving Of Sidewalks approved
April sth, 1865. .e
Rearesoive l. By II. City council Of independence.
Iowa that the owners Of the lots sbutting the east
sid Of ch.san street. between Main Erest and Greene
street and the nor.A side u South street between
a point opposite the seuthwes, II the Presby-
teran Church and walnut street aud the soath
side Of souh street. besween the northwest q
Jones property and Court Street. he required -
bud side walk, four feet In with, u two inch oak
pine plank 10 front Of their respective lots said side
walks to be built under tbs supervision Of the Street
Commits sioEer and 10 be completed within the time and
n The manner prescribed by Ordinance entitled IAN
0rdinanse regulate the paving Q. side approx
ell April 9Th, Ftj now therefore, in compliance With
the Ordinances Of the City o! Independence. notice
hereby given the Of the respective los sbuf
ng upon the streets whereOn said sidewalks
CURED be bu it, that unless the are bulk within
ssa Win Ss to sud said as
a,reeabiy the provisions Of an Ordnance entitled
I. An Ordinance yia.c the paviSy u sidewalks, !"
approved April 4th, lists.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and seal. this Nh day o. April, 1867.
Ha JAM E9 IA. " Fart, City Clerk.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-19
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Nipples, Cuts, Sprains, Bruises,
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1t has been used over hNeen
years, without one failure.
1t has no parallel-having per.
fectly eradicated disease and
healed after all other remedies had
failed. Itisa compound Of Arnica
with many other Extracts and
Balsams, and put up In larger
boxes for the same price than any
other Ointment.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. White Rowland
Prvpriesors, l3i Liberty street. New Yerk
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-19

take care Of her social relations an solve
the problem as he has so frequently done US
the history of the world that the bestowing
OF all natural and inalienable rights and the
proper exercise there OF and the wsest and
safest Individual and national expedicncies.
God does not call upon us to trmyo undef
foot his own recognized laws of justice and
ordefto help him govern the intelligent 4
responsible crcaturs he has made aud the
social system which he has established. Give
woman her rights, give her chance to ewes
her now nndi, uted strength and throw into
the vitals OF our national life Aer schAracssS-.
tic purity and yiltuc, then shall We. have q
IRE Ksrabiic beneath whose sway Of mild
and equal laws framed by themselves one
PEOPLE shall dwell. and no lord save God !
M. x.