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Sheriff. Sale,

Sheriff. Sale,
There will be q Sheriff's sale this
morning, at the front door of the Court
House, commencing at 10 o'clock.
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Trades, Assembly.

Trades Assembly.
The delegates to the Trades Assembly
will meet ut the hall of the Guards"
Hose House, Centre Wheeling, this
evening at half past seven o'clock.
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leese IL Rabian's

Select Parlor Entertainments, at
Washington Hall, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, June goth, 2lst and ed. Mat
inee Saturday afternoon.
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Largest in the United States,

Supplied with Banks, Stores, Telegraph Office,
Post Office Railroad Steamboat, Commission,
Manufacturers, Brokers and Insurance Offices,
&C., combining
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WINES & LIQUORS.
G. w. FRANZHEIM,
No. Isl Market Street,
Wheeling, w. Va.
Importer and Dealer In
BRANDIES, WINES, &C.,

Has just returned Eom the East with
choice lot Of
Imported BrandieS d Wines,
Keeps constantly on hand the
oldest aud Best Article Of hye and
Bourbon Whiskies.
particularly invite the attention Of the pub
lie " the superior article Of
Catawba and Isabella Wines
Raised in the vicinity Of Wheeling, which
offer TO the public at low figure.
low prices. mars8
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Oh, goodness /!

Commencement Exercises nc Beth
any College.
The Twenty-sixth Commencement ex-
ercises at Bethany College were opened
on Wednesday evening last. and closed
on Thursday evening. During the en-
tire exercises there was large attend
ance of visitors, quite number from
this city being present.
On Wednesday afternoon the Alumni
address was delivered by Mr.. Rowe, af-
ter which the parties adjourned to the
Inn House, by invitation, and partoek
of q superb repast.
The exercises were opened Wednes-
day evening with the following pro-
gramn,e of the american Literary In
stitute."
"Lu Decendit Z Celo ~
PROGRAMME. :.
PRAYER:
MUSIC.
Select Orations.
The Pleasure and Pains of the Student GEO
The Lessons Of the Past, H. A. PALLIsRER
England
MUSIC
Essays.
The Progress Of Time !; NELSON, No. r,
1.-THE Greatness of Little Things, w. H.
SCHELL, Pa,
MUSIC.
n-;cinal Oratiop
"Solitude. w. s. BULLARD, W. Va.
Henry Kirke White, ~. l.. ALLEN, Va.
MUSIC.
Que stion--"Is Phreno,ogy Entitled to The rank q
true Science p
Afirmatiye-F HOUSTON, Mo.
Negative-C. A. Snow, Va
MUSIC.
Representative Grafton.
1.-THE World Moves, u. F. BERRY, Ill.
MUSIC.
Comforting Diplomas.
valedictory-A. W. DoDD, Pa, President.
Benediction.
On Thursday forenoon the following
exercises took place, and the following
named gentlemen received their diplo-
mas:
Music. PRAYER Music
English salutatOry-B. AcD1ARMrD Of Canada
West.
Greek Salutatory-W. A. MOORE, of KY.
Latin SalutatorJ-L. L. ALLEN, Jr., w. Va.
MUSIC.
Oration-A. JONES, of W. Va. .-
sUBJEcT-Commencemen Speech.
MUSIC.
Oratiou-R. L. ARMsTEAp, of Tenn.
sUBJkcr-InAuences ofEarly Education.
MUSIC.
Oration-J. +. BERRY, of Wisconsin.
suBJEcr-The Emotional Power.
Oration-T S. Brown, of Pa.
suBJEcT-Man in his Monuments.
MUSIC.
valedictory-F. HOUSTON, of Mo-
CONFERRING OF DEGREES.
LID MUSIC. Us
Announcements. BESEDIcrIoN. Music
On Thursday evening, the close Of
the proceedings, were had the follow
ing
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Music. PRAYER Ausic.
valedictory-Geo. Darsie. .r
MUSIC.
ESSAYS.
Force and Ciyilization-J. n. Streator.
The Yankee. L Darsie.
MUSIC.
. CREATIONS.
Work with an Objects :. Robinson.
The Ii ding Prcsent-W. ]. Arnold.
Represeutative Memo. I. Oliver.
Mrsc.
..tt.s DISCUSSION.
oUEsrIoN-"Is q Protective Tariff injurious e
the country y
Afsrmative-J.G.H awley.
Negative--T. B. Bird.
valedictory-By the President
BKNRDICTI0N.
During the past season there were
eighty students in attendance, and the
College is in a very prosperous condi,
tion. H.'3a
TT. Cocsyne's band furnished the
music fur the occasion.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

street Railway.
The track of the street railway is
laid on Main street as far as Quincy
street.
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Theory and Practice.
Life Scholarship, Forty Dollars.
Books, Blanks and Stationery. ...... 80 90.
No Extra Charges

For Railroading. Steamboating. Banking. &e., a.
in many other Colleges, snd students from . dis
lance will find that Wheeling IL the cheapest
and best point Mt which 10 attend Business
College, BOARDING, the chief item, being con.
siderably lower than in larger city
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Pref. Rahiaa

Pref Fabias + tg
Challenges any two gentlemen IN
Wheeling to tie him that he cannot
release himself. Washington Hall,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
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Miss AdAie Reese,

Miss AdAie Reese,
The celebrated Western Star Lyric
and Protean Actress, with Reese and
Fabian at Washington Hall THURSDAY,
Friday and Saturday, June 2otn, Sis'
and 22d,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHE REVEALS SECRETS NO MORTAL
y ever knew. She restores to happiness those
who, from doleful events catastrophes, crosses
in love. loss of relations and friends loss Of
money &C., have become Respondent She
brings together those long separated, gives in
formation concerning absent friends or lovers,
restores lost or stolen property, tells YOU the
business you arc best qualified to pursue and in
what you win be most successful, causes speedy
marriages, and tells you the very day you win
terisfics Of the person She reads your very
thouehta. and by her almost supernatural
powers unveils the dark and hidden mysteries
Of the future. From the stars we see in the
frmamentAthe maiefc stars that overcome or
prcdminate IN the rconfguration-from the as-
pects and positions Of the planets and the fixed
stan In the heavens at the time OF birth she de-
duces tho fnture destiny Of man.. Fail not 70
consult tho greatest Astrologist on earth. It
costs youbut . trife. and you may never again
have 90 favorable An opportunity. Consultation
fec with likeness and all desired information 81.
Parties living at . distance can consult tho
Madame by mail with equal safety and satisfac-
ton to themselves, g II In person. A full and
explicit chart, written ont with All Inquiries an
swered and likeness enclosed, sent by mail ON re-
ceipt Of price above mentioned. The strictest
secresy viii be maintained, and al correspond.
ence returned or destroyed. References Of the
highest order furnished those desiring them.
Write plainly the day Of the month and the year
In which yuu were born, enclosing . small lock
of hair.
Address, MADAME Il. A. PERRIGO,
P.0. DRAWER go. BUFFALO. y. Y.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

Wat AND COMF0RTA1Lk
A NiSance situated on the south side Of
n T ssn street, on east half Of lot numbered
BsmpG lew occupied by Miss Margaret Stewart
FOR terms apply TO jams I . ~
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WANTS.

SEwING MACHINES
- Agents wanted everywhere to sell our lew
priced fully licensed machines. Send Tor onI
rircniar. SHAW & CLARK, 5. NJ Co., Bidde
ford Maine. nOvlf-ly
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CanPhsraseA yetivcnL
The most effsctual preservative OF
Furs, Cashmeres and all Wooden Goods
from the. ravages of Moths and other
insects, for sale at e. Bookings Drug
Store, No. 1 Odd FellowS Hall. -
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OF very elegant Gimp Horse snoe
Hats received yesterday at D. A. Adler
& Co.'S.
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~ In the Circuit Court Of
psnbea +. Hedges Ohio Co., W. Va.
and others
simon Horkheimer Can.
Same.
,,.oh Trobaseo, for0
the benefit Of Lew s
Mills ""A'
Same.
John NJ &C. Cooper Same
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ne J.ssiee seNassre-.a :. 17qJ, = 81
ID Il is ingratitude to nsture not to pre-
serve and keep in splendid order good
head Of hair. Nothing can be easier.
All that is needed is TO brush the hair
briskly once o week with odberts Am
brosia to restore gray hair to its origi-
nal color,
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JOHN TEECE,

HEALsTRR AND HOP DEALER,
NI Water Street, Centre Wheeling, West
Virginia. Highest cash price paid for Barley.
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z. JACOB. AsBURY J. CLARKE
JACOB q CLARKE.

A TTORNEYS AT Law, WHEELING, W.
"a Va, win practice IN the Courts Of Ohio
county and adjoining counties Particular IT
Anfion win be given TO COLLECTIONS and to son
r,sysncing. Office near the Court House and
Joining the ONCE Of Judge Good. -.
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.Rae. shas 1ssszzaszszzrsssae.sss@u.s,,ss -.
Glass of Ice Cold soda Water drop
ri - Odberts, end Of the Stone Brldge.
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Miss Lsssa shaw,
The Pearl of Poesy and Queen OF song,
now with Reese & Fabian, at Wasning-
ten Hall june 10th, 2lst and 22d. 3D.
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= LANE .. y.
G. L. ZANE & CO.,

7 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS m
Il FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES and
Liquors, Manufacturers Of Pure Catawha wines.
Quincy Street, between Main and Market Sta,
Wheeling, w. Va, keep constantly on hand
Brsndies Scotch and Irish whiskies, Jsmsica
Runs and Cordials, choice Old Rye and bourbon
Whiskies. ser20
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TERMS:

For our College Monthly and Cireulars con
tanning every particular. and far specimens Of
Prof novs writing and fourishing. address
caEAsET. sLAkELx q Dow,
ies WHEELING. W. va
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New Fancy Trimming and
Hosiery Store. s.u,s5

M vellfnosn sitisss q wSesHns. has -.
turned 20 the city and epssed new store, on
the corner Of Ulisn and Market streets. where
he win keep a good assortment Of Fancy Trim
mings, Hosiery. Fancy and Hssket Basksfs
His Cd friends and the public are respectfully
invited 10 call and eIamine bis stock
may2f-d3m H'
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]. HG. BAYHA

j. q q. BAYHA, -.
DREAD, CRACKER AND CAKE
I'D BAKERY, Market Street. opposite The
Washingtsn Han. o few doors above Monroe
Street, keep constantly on hand fun assort.
ment Of the above articles.
Of the city with Bread Crackers, Kusks, Cakes,
etc. ...| eeV1.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

RoAD MErrrSo.-A meeting Of citizen.
Of this city, was held at the Office of Ho..
l.. W. Hart, on Wednesday evening, the Alb
inst, to consider ways and means for the
improvement Of roads leading from the city.
A. H. Fonda was called to the Chair, and
J. L. Loomis appointed Secretary. After
discussion, Messrs. DR.. Bryant, ]. McGow>
IN, J. W. Myers, A. II. Fonda, and J. L.
LOOMS, were appointed a committee to
view the roads leading southwest from the
city, and TO take such steps for their better
location and improvement as they may deem
best. They we're authorized to add two
members from the country, and we're in-
structed to take measures to secure the ear
ly completion Of the bridges over Harlan
Run and Cobb's Creek; also, 10 look to
the condition Of roads leading in ell other
directions. An earnest spirit was manifest
in the remarks Of all the speakers at the
meeting. The meeting adjourned to meet st
cali CT the committee.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

Our public roads are shamefully neglected.
That is the short of the matter, and it 10 the
duty of every citizen having the welfare Of
the county At heart, to see that the evil is
corrected. Our road Supervisors should be
encouraged in every possible manner to do
their duty. and if they fail, cast them aside
and treat them with contempt. If you have
an earnest man Of good Judgment in your
road district, make him your Supervisor, and
when be calls on you to perform your share
Of the work. do it Is cheerfully and as ener.
getically rs you would on contract with .
private citizen. Our poor roads result, either
from being improperly located, from the
shiftlessness and neffciency of road Super.
visors, the inadequacy Of road funds, or the
laziness Of residents, while pretending to
work out their tax. Now apply the RENE.
dies wherever they belong, and We shall
soon see revolution in our means Of com.
mun.cation.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

The Boards of Z directors q the several
District Townships arr hereby in.iiel to
meet at the CoUrt House, In a4epa ence,
on Saturday September H. ls6Ti at 10
o'clock A. ~
The object Of this call is to etfec. the or
ganisa,ion Of County Educational Associa-
ton, At whose annual meetings measures
may be adope9 for economizing the expend>
iture Of the public school funds and for pro-
noting the efficiency Of our common schools.
Among the special subjects that the Con-
veution will be asked to consider, are the
following: Teachers wages for the winter
term, uniformity Of text books, district IL
braries, title to district property, school archi-
lecture, number Of school months during the
year, compensation Of District Secretary and
Treasurer, and the general condition Of our
schools. Every Sub-Dnector and school
officer in the County is earnestly invited to
ho nreSant
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

To be held at Clinton and Lyons, October
lst, ID, Sd and 4th, 1867. Over 5000 in
Premiums. All Railroads in Iowa texcept
N. / NJ carry Passengers at Half Rates,
and all articles for exhibition Free. N. & N.
carries freight Free-no reduction on pass>
engers. Chicago & N. W. Railway. from
Chicago to Council Bluffs, and on Dixon Air
Line, at Half Fare and all freight Free.
Western Union r. r. the same. Western
Stage Co. at two-,hirIs Fare Porters Line
the same. Peoples Line of Steamers same
n r. r. Co. Northern Line Packet Co.
Passengers and freight a, Half Fare. Best
ACCOMMODATIONS for State Fair in the
North West All information chesrfully
furnished N application to J. N. SHArrrR,
Secretary, Fairfield. Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06
OUR OWN STATE.

Capt. Walden, editor Of the Loyat Citizen. has
been nominated for State Senator from ppa
moose Co.
s. 7. Edgington, Treasurer Of Lucas Co.. re-
Gently absconded with large am cunt Of public
funds. His character has heretofore been ire
proachable.
Capt. Grace, the Fenan organizer, establish
ed 81 irc!es, and organized seven companies in
this State during bis recent labors here
Wooien mills have jnst been put in operation
1t Wapllo and Marengo.
The Keokuk Gate Ci,y office has been sold to
satisfy Judgment against its proprietor for 81 600
The Tama Co. Fair is To be held on the fair
grounds at Tama City, Oct. 10th, IIth, and 9TH.
Marshalltown is going to build . 500, ,0uo
school house next year.
The new school house at Manchester wss ded-
icated with Appropriate ceremonies, on Friday
last.
A recent sensus Of Dubuque shows n pnpua-
ton Of 81 ,222-an increase Of nearly 1.0U0 since
the sensus Of 1865 The value Of home manu-
features is 83,l2t.350. This Is a very credits-
bic exhibit for Dubuque.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

John Wiley makes specially Of boots
and shoes, and being perfectly familiar with
oil details, both in manufactures and sales,
displays the soundest Judgment in his selec>
tions, and is always sure TO furnish Is dura-
BILE and stylish goods in ,ha. line ~ can be
found in the United States This, with
strict personal attention to ,siuess is
doubtless the great secret of his rssa ara -.
success in the shoe business. He .as Is.
received . $4,000 addition to bis srleadi /
stock, and is prepared to furnish i. q; rates
which defy competifion.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06
ECONOMY Is WEALTH

MRS. WILSON has taken rooms opposite the
bell tower. Main Street. Independence. for the
purpose Of teaching ladies the art Of dress cut
ting, on . new plan.
Mrs. ". doss stamping on all kinds Of cloth
for braiding and embroidery. has on hand .
variety Of ladies and children's Fancy Articles
and patterns for sale.
Please call and see. nl0-2w
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

The cabinet 10 on th. point OF dissolution.
Gen. Thomss is ordered to remain in com.
mand Of the department of the Cumberland.
The Russian government has sent an order
to the United States for 100000 Berdan RI.
fles.
The president has issued an official order
appointing Gen. Hancock to the command Of
the 5th military district, in place of General
Sheridan, who is directed to proceed at once
to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and not to
come to Washington as ordered BY General
Grant in the previous order.
A school house was burnt on the night of
the 10th inst. Eve miles north Of De Witt
The fire was supposed to be the work Of an
incendiay.
The Picket Guard, the organ Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic. and recently publish
ed at Davenport, has been consolidated with
the Soldiers Friend OF New York.
A prominent journal which il an active
organ Of South Germany, asserts that Ba>
varia and other States Of South Germany
will not unite with Austria or Prussia, in
maintaining the Independence of either and
will hold . balance Of power between the
Northern Confederation and Austrian Em>
pire.
| Reports continue. from rebel sources. Of
success Of the insurrection in Spain, and es-
pecially in he Province Of Aragon.
Laser--Advices report that the insurgents
captured and hold the city Of Saragosss.
There was quite heavy frost o. ST. Paul
Monday night.
Gold in New York, Wednesday, Ill 3,4.
/ BRIpoE MArrERs.--Y esterday J. n. Doug
lass, President Of the III. Central Co., Mar.
win Hughitt, General Supt. of the same, and
several engineers from abroad, were here ex.
arspiaf he various sites talked Of for the
iair1ad bridge. They were taken about BY
tie steamer Maid Of the Mist, and were &C.
companied BY Messrs. Allison, Mason and
Engineer Ainsworth. Among the places
looked at was the site at Lorimier's furnace
which was surveyed last year. Nothing def
mite was arrived at by the party. Messrs
Douglass, Hughitt and Mason returned to
Chicago last night.
Contractors are very numerous At the
Bridge Comyany's Office. They are hocking
here from all parts of the country-all anx-
ious to look ct plans and inspect details
which are not By any means ready for public
inspection. The contractors who are here
are all solid men, and look as il they were in
the habit of putting things through 1t
viii be ready for some Of them before many
days.-Dub. Times, 24M.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

Congress and the President seem to have
got into terrible muddle over Mrs. Dixie 70
White Elephant-each finding the ownership
Of the - .'critter very unmanagabls piece
Of business. Ifthey could only be induced
to meet in solemn council, and imbibe bot
tie of :" DR.. ]. ". Poland's White Pine Com.
pound" We should see the lion and the lamb
lying peacefully down together, waiting for
the little child to lead them.
The oxly reliable preparation for the cure
Of Coughs. Colds, pulmonary affection, af.
fections Of the Bladder, Kidneys, &c. Sold
By al druggists.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06
ProeeeAings - senatorial C0aven.

taO0.
IsDErESDEscE, Iowa, Sept. 80, 1867.
Senatorial Convention met pursuan. to
call at the Court House, Independence, .,
| O'Clock A. u.
C. B. Roberts, Of Brv,ner Co., vas called
70 the chair.
G. H. Wilson, of Buchanan Co., and Louis
Case, Of Bremer Co., were appointed Secre-
tAries.
On motion Albert Csarke, OF Buchanan
appointed . Committee on Credentials.
Committee on Credensials reported that
they could not agree.
Voted that the rsper Of the Committee on
Credentials be rejected and the Committee
discharged.
On motion adjourned, 10 NEE. ss Fire
mems Hall in one hour.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Convention met At riremen's Hall at II
clock p. NJ. The Chairman and one Sec.
relary being absent, J. Irwin WAS called to
the Chair.
Voted that the delegates named in The
credentials from Brcmer and Buchanan
counties be declared the delegates to this
Convention.
The following 10 = list Of delegates.
buchanan Coxnty.-D. W. HAnmoud,
Albert Clarke H; G; Kellogg, J: +, Lyon,
D. Guthrie, G. H. Wilson. D. ". Hopkins,
j. Irwin, o. Wilson, J. H. Hamilton, Z. b.
Cook, J. d. Laird, A. II. Fonda.
Brem<r Cosssfy. w. v. Lucas, Louis
Case, c. B. Roberts, II. H. Miles, R. Nos.
ris, H. Z. Raymond, W. II. Joy. 0. f. Avery,
E. c. Dougherty, John f. Burke.
On motion proceeded TO vote for candi>
date for Senator ricd roce.
w. G. Donnsu received thirteen votes,
and there being no votes fog any other cans
didAte, he was declared unanimously nomi.
mated as the candidate OF the Convention for
Senator.
On motion John f. Burke, H.C. Kellogg
and Albert Clarke, we're appointed Cen.
trsl Committee for this Senatorial District.
On motion adjourned.
G. II. WiLsox, Sse'y.
MICsLLAxkous.-Thad Stevens is very
i'll at his home in Lancaster, Pa.-Thsrs
is talk in Washington Of . geners. anr,si,
to all rebels under the rssx OF Major Gen.
eral-Gsu. Grant has issued an order to
district commanders not 10 reipsta,s civil o.
6cers heretofore dvposed.-A disgusting
prize ight p, tAs Championship Of AmerieS,
recert,y took place be.weea Jim McCook and
Asson Jones, near Cincinnati, resulting in
the defeat Of Joaes.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

We had designed to say something Of he
ticket presented BY the Republicans to the
voters Of this county for their suf5rages, bu,
want Of space compels US to defer il. We
are Of the opinion il viii prove the most pop
ular ever brought into the Geld.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

Messrs. D. B. Sanford, E. P. Baker. DR..
d. H. Gill and A. Fuller, delegates from
Unity Lodge Of Good Templars in this city,
took their departure for Iowa City, on Mons
day. to attend the annual session Of the Grand
Lodge of Iowa,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

More new goods At Myers than their store
viii contain. Must and viii sell cheap to
make room for customers to get into their
sale room.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

On Saturday, the 18th instant, the mos,
terrific wind and hail storm that ever visited
this county, passed over Clarksvile. Ii
course Was from the west. The wind cap
sized houses, blew down fences and uprooted
trees. The hail battered the corn crops bad
y, entirely destroying them in some local.
ties The hailstones wers - large y hen
eRgs.-Steietto
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

The Ladies will do we'll to call as the
Store Of Myers L Mas. They have the fin.
est and most complete assortment Of 6ne
dress goods ever brought 70 this market. :
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

N. MAAs 4 Co.-This firm have made i'm
mensc purchases Of dry goods and clothing
of every description. which are daily srriv>
ing in large quantities. Their store is liter
ally crsmmed with goods and customers.
Berberich is head over heels in work, but be
Il master Of the sltuaiinn