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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12
Estray Notice.

TAKEN up by II. g. Chamberlain Of Libertv
i Township June l4th, 1867. One black horse.
medium size, star in the forehead about six wears
old, Value $lS5. Also one black mare medium
size, white stripe on left flank, nine years old.
mad boil on. Value sso. And ono yssrling bay
colt, no marks. Value Us.
July ;, 1867.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12

the old world Our own Government.
on the contrary made guest Of its
arch-traitor, and finally released him
to solaec himself for his grand failure
in the smiles of the aristocracy Ct y
ncighboring country.
Brave Mexico, Cewardly America!
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12
Dankruptcy!!

Lee 4 Weart have received full and complete
instructions and forms in Bankruptcy, and are
nov prepared to prosecute proceedings under
The recent Bankrupt law.
Independence, June ~, 1867.
81 I'm
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12
Eslray Marc..1O Reward

strayed from the pasture Of Mr.. De Poy, siz
miles west Of Independence, on the night oil
Jsne 2lst, dark sorrsl mare, nine years old
medium size, with one or two white spots on hei
back, and spavins on hind legs. Any person
returning this estray to the subscriber, in Frank
lin township, Bremen Co., (Eagle p. o. will re.
ceive reward Of $40. Any pcrsos giving din
nate information Of the whereabouts Of the cstray
will be suitably rewarded.
SPENCER LEE.
July IL, 1867. 31w
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12

The Captain General Of Cuba has issued
proclamation providing stringent and sum-
mary measures for the entire suppression
Of Tie infamous traffic in African negroes.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12
J. s. WOODWARD,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
STATE OF IOWA,
nu~h.ur, NouuSw
TO CONaUMPTlYES,

The advertiser, having been restored to health
in few weeks by a very SIMPLE remedy. afteI
having suffered for several years with severe
lung affection. and that dread disease C0nsunp
tion-is anxious 70 make known 10 his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send COPY OF The
prescription used free Of charge). with the di
rections for preparing aud using the same, which
they will find q SIRE crRk r0R CoxsrnPrioN
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CoUGHs, COLDS, and al
Throat and Lung Affections. The only object o.
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is Il
benefit the afflicted, and to spread information
which he conccives to be invaluable. and hs
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as il
will cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing. Parties wishing the prescription. FREE. by
return msil, will plense address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
nAYyl Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12

viii - r. = y; X; r. Trains Connect At p.r,e,,
v;th =. y; <; r. Trains Connect a. F :ss.
~ :. =. 2 ,. . Z. r. Train. East and W VIZ
T,.;n :. G r. R.rids with g. N. W. ~
J. p. FARLEY. s,n.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12

i "s certainly cxtcrminate these nc.,. ;s
, Pcssesered IN; beware Of bowns ". ,ps use
M !. &C. some dealers keep because " III rape.
or Hr1.,y ,nmTn,hlng. Don't be swindied =" ~
Druggist, y which is sold BY al n I,sa
Ism
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12
Look to Your Titles +! =!
w. G. & J. B. DOMAIN,
OWNERS or
ConnP1ctC AtoOtrAOt
or ALL
Titles Of Lands and village Lsls,


Are prepared to give prompt and reliable infor-
nation relating to tho title Of any real property
in the County.
The Abstract consists Of q set OF books which
show the Original Entry Of each separate tract
Of land, and every subsequent conveyance Of
the same, the kind Of Decd, whether full War
ranty, Special Warranty or Quit Claim, with
any and all impcrfeetions in description, form
or acknowledgment carefully noted also al in
cumbrances, including Mortgages, Bonds, Trust
Deeds, Life Leases, Tax Titles and Tax Sales,
and Judgment Liens. 1t is surely wisdom, on
the part Of the purchaser. TO know what the title
of his land is before he purchoses, and thus avoid
any trouble in the future.
Several thousand acres Of Wild land several
Valuable Improved Farms For SALE,
in different parts Of the County. Also number
of Lots and Dwellings in tho Town Of Inde-
pendcnce.
W. q. 4 ]. Il. DOMAIN.
Pensions, and all kinds u War Claims, col
lected promptly. milf
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12
IN TllE VAN.


We last week mentioned several ncwspa~
rcrs of this State, which have ranged items
selves in the van of the great and wiae>
spreading movement for equal rights TO AZ
citizens, irrespective Of race, color or sex.
We have 70 add to those already mentioned,
the Nashua Past. Hamilton freeman and
Bedford South Iiost. The Republican press
is rapidly defining its position, and when the
issuc shall he finally made up, it will be
found nearly unanimous in favor of granting
to woman what is now demanded for the nc.
gro-cqual rights.
CniroR,L CoNvENrIoS.--lnh his official en-.
paci,v. Charley Aldrich. Of the Marshall
Times has called an editorial convention
for the State Of Iowa. AT Clinton, on the I'd Of
October, during the State Fair Gen. n. b.
Baker, Durlin of the LYONS 1drocdte, Beers
Of the Mirror. Baker of,he Wheatand Times,
Leslie K McAlister Of the Clinton Herald,
Shoemaker Of the Dewitt Obscyrcr, and
prest. Melendy, Of the Agricultural Society
are appointed Committee of Arrangements.
Gen. Baker will deliver tie address. The
call is timely and it is hoped viii meet with a
unanimous response from the press of the
State. There are many matters Of grea,
Importance to the brotherhood which need
thorough discussion and sitting. More uni
formity in almost every department would
insure better security from imposition, and
more Just remuneration for services per
formed. The common law of the craft rel
alive to apprenticeship is too vague and pow.
erless to insure proper restrictions or even
an approach to uniformity. Other matters
ofgreat importance would readily come
before convention, the discussion and result
Of which could not but be highly advanta>
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12
sheriff. sale.

DY virtue ofs Special Execution issued out Of
I'D and under the Seal Of the District Court Of
buchanan County. Iowa, in favor Of Ann Ester
Palmer, and against the lands and tenemcnts
of Moses II. Urquhart, have levied upon the
following described mortgagcd property, Wis:
The north half Of the North east quarter OF
Section Twenty seven, t2'l in Township number
Ninety t90l, north Of Range Nine (S], west Of
the sth r. NJ, in Buchanan County, Iowa.
Which property, Is above described, I will Of.
fer Tor sale 1t public auction. At the door Of ths
Sherifs oficc, in the City Of Independence, on
Saturday, the 10th day Of August, A. D.. 1867
at o'clock p. N. Of said day, to the highest
bidder, to satisfy said execution and costs.
A. CROOKS, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Independence,
July S, 1867 [24W
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12
Advantages of this Plow.

Il will last from throo 70 six times
bcngee than any other Steel Plow made whore ~
anybody. This has often been proved By actual M
gritty" cola occasionally 60 bc found the
q streams in the wsss In which shcetsseel ows have
been habtaally cut through In blowing eighty
q .'s having s,rcaay pio.:i over thrss ha.drsd
It will "scour'' in tho most difficult
Soils where all other Flows have failed II there roI
II ground anywhere in which Il vii not sesur h.vs
VI to End IL.
vt draws lighter than any other
Hov while cutting the same width and dspsh.
Tho Share can be sharpened, or
fnt Welded as readily ~ ordinary Flows By ny
blacksmith who understands his trade. TIE stssl
perfectly mallssbls. and works kindly.
Any section can be replaced by q
duplicate to 10 had II any Agent tie share LAaJads
and Moudboar Il are cast In moulds
It il well stocked with New Eng
land ssconderowth timber and the standard wrought
Iron With soss In the cap 81 ~ 70 give ssks LAID
pleasure.
It plows at any depth, from three
% twelve inches. sorks perfectly In either stubbe
turf leaves clean furrow, and under stusLs aAA
Soul trash eoDplstely
~ It il the cheapest Pillow in tho
S6.fid just ~ SURE as there ia economy in isyiny
1sx do'lars once rather than vs dollars nvo sis
11-timcs over; - In losing time AMI your temper
A0-because your Plow won't "scour - - aud in donS
- quarter OF nish more work. with the pou.s
.
e1psrtEm must bs considered well the cost price
4e-in determining whether na ths PIow 10 cheap
0e-lows arc used for profit, and ne out Of vh.A
etAs MOO dtarS asd cents < ont i. prorst.o~ /,
eS-sts cat, 1 " eaeapea. and are eonhdsns man
eeSess more than hundred dollarS worth Of .Piov.
eS-every time be gets ono VI these.
These remarks are made after q
Amilarity With the merits " Of the good pius ia
= in the west many Of which have justly sAxn.d .
soad reputation.
~ Our new modal "nD plow q
SGaesagned expressly fn stubbls and foul ground
sSiieretoeore .s have had only the CO pattern d.
e9uened br both. turf and stubble The "B' and
patterns ssssth.r will enable u.s. to meet tbs
e6usvs II all ~ to shape. and give them e,thss
sS-'bo'd' o. "lsAn" plovs - they prsfsr
CaN and zee fhess.
Warranty Gerry HAeval
For Sale only BY
l.. L. 4 w. r. KENYON
sl-Hl Independence. Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12
Sidewalk Notice.
10 .1U uhom Il NAV Conceru !.

10 41U rHOm ~ may concern
Notice is hereby given that a regular meeting
of the City Council Of Independence, Iowa, held
July 8, 1867, the following resolution was pass.
cd.
Re.olrsd, by the City C.uncil Of Indcpen.
dencc, Iowa
That the owners Of the lots abutting on the
south side Of Main Street, known and icscrib,
ed rs Independence Street, ON map Of Indepcn.
dcncc, buchanan Co., Iowa. arranged. drawn and
published by Thornton 4 Ross, 1851 between
the west end Of the bridge, across the river, and
the western boundary limo Of the city, be, and
are hereby required to build y sidewalk four
feet in width, Of two inch pine plank, in front
Of their respective lots.
Said sidewalk 10 be built III der the sup ~ ision
Of the Street Commissioner, and 10 be completed
within the time, and in the maj ncr prescribed
by an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance 60
regulate tn, paving Of sidewalks, approve April
4, 1868
Now, therefore, in compliance with the orii-
nance Of the City u Independence, notice Is
hereby given to the owners Of the lots abutting
upon the said street, where said side walk 10 re-
quired TO be built, that unless the same 10 built
within sixty days from the Sth day of July, A.
ID. 1857, the Street Commissioner will proceed
to build said sidewalk, In accordance with tho
provisions Of an ordinance entitled An ordi-
nance to regulate the paving Of sidewalks" AZ
proved April 4. 1865.
In witness whereof have hcrcunto set my
hand and seal, this 10th day Of July. 4. D. 1867.
JAMES NJ. WEART,
n7:2w City Clerk.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12
Farm for sale.

4 No. I farm, containing l73 acres, situated
n ~ miles south Of east from Independence
said farm consists Of 1875 acres Of improved land
lying in square body, all under good cnltiva-
ton. There is a good two story frame house
% by SO feet, containing II rooms and ward.
robe. a good cellar and wood house; and . first
rate barn, 80 by 10, capable Of containing FIVE
horses and 5 cows, from ~ to Is tons Of hay
and about 1900 bushels Of small grain, and 500
bushels of corn a good basement story, and
stone hog pen, on the farm. There is a living
spring and good wells Of water on the premises
About 80 acres Of tame grass, well set.
The timber is all within l mile Of the farm
For particulars and terms, enquire Of the sub.
scribcr, on the premises. X. ORPUT.
+. o. address Independence, Iowa. vi 49:4
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-12
Probate Notice.
STATE OFIOwA.

STATE OF IOWA,
buchanan County.
In the County Court Of said county.
NOTICE i hereby given 70 the heirs, lssatees
AV and al persons interested in tho estate Of
Isaac II. Morgan diseased, that ON Monday the
first day Of July, 1867, the last will and tests !.
mcnt Of tho said l. II. Morgan, deceased was
produced opened and In open court publicly read.
and the day 10 hxcd by tho court for proving tho
said will, TO be on the 6rst Monday Of Aurnst
next. At 10 o'clock A. N. 1t the court house =
the city Of Independence, when you can appear
and show cause Why said will should not be- al
Dated 81 Independence this 6rst DAY Of Julv
A D. 1857.
". II. BART0N, County Judge.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-21

demand for this article by our Baltimore sugar
filming sugar from molasses.
Why do cargoes of guano and molasses pass
within sight of the light houses of Charleston
harbor md go six hundred miles beyond to
Baltimore. ~,
There is another branch OF business which
shows o considerable increase and promises to be-
come o most important one. This is the cotton
trade : there have already been imported into this
period peri Al, lsst oar, The total iinmportations tor the
part Of which will be consumed ct home. The OK
port OF cotton this year win hardly exceed 1900
bales. There is no reason why it should not be-
come much larger whom the increased facilities for
communication with Europe, already referred 10
are provided" ~
Of this amount of 23, l41 bales received so
far this year, our Baltimore steamers have, so
we learn from the agents, carried forward
about 9OOO bales, and the shipments now, every
five days, will largely increase the proportions
during the balance Of the year.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-21

Here are some commercial statistics, which
go % show that baltimore is going forward
,rapidly. iThe Gazette says :.ias ,s
.:Eotwithstanding the extreme dullness Of trade
eves, 70 note the steady sdvence which RsYIim%ora
e MAKING as . great Southern commercial centre.
MoshiGg shows this more plainly than the state
more Oust,rh House. For me wear iS6s n. S -
yss1 peg, ]. sa,sss.9 -: and % 20 yssE isjis III L h Ia
.S1y44sS .SSbb, a s ssssss t 'ss,sssas aE e sr o &c ssa Int
psEi9d iass yesr. "a wflch rates. Of increase ths
neassy q. $780, 900, . AZ lasgss amount a. cS NV 1 y
thar has ever been before received a. fhta n~vf 49,
one which repxeaents m tmp0rtatiOn al nmnasShesa..
a asss,s e a sns ssssss .S 6 iS sSsss sIsIsd q ss,J r reg.
q i085, which ansosnsed % 98,aii.Ssi. Thsse ss Nv
s ssS ssss 40 a scssS, Il Tas ss,s ass. ..l lassIe $1,000.
those shc have tlse i-ntsrssta n Baltimore e hsSss N
but hy All thoss who rseliy deeire % 80 n H ~
tsss. 2 greas ea0postnla for the supply 81 fossiau
sd s@ss ~ IL g 3 .88Ny
.'If looking down the HIT ii irnporss W. Asa ~.
Is sss sss nsss Ia az DO l NE dunn ~ IN M .:s,s ~; S s::s:ysss -; !
yesf. This 81 laFgs Increase. Baitisaoss, sss ~
has teen . most iinpostsnt cofEse aaasSses sSS s.w ~
i iS e ~ commerce and .sssrseyaps -.
"~' NysA - HOEA0ySSM ~ aWU1s~MIAaf@
BY way Of explanations We would stste INA
the BAltisnore sAa; GGiaio sssaiirosa Company re- ID
cafgoes of ccassi n. their cars 81 Locust
FONT Depot p (deep wAtsr) and tsanspors ssasas
% CincianaM Of 60 csnts per sask--shus rsceg-
nisiag5t the right of any merchant iii tho great
WsstI y use Baltimore % his port 81 antsy.
Bsltsssacrs merchants, ~ eassse, csdsst and ssy,
AZ pcEt Of hard things Abont shs Road, basl
Baitinops keeps on gsswing ia MIRO.
ssIn &pans ~ igpostatsop . sbetA. As Ill. n. IN
AAhes Il kAs beaKt n. 1fA CO RI nlnsS n 400 49, $3.50
M xAu2&E1o4 t6 hA9s Ee4n N2.&HA hhnS. - nwsSn@2
1a6a lAss yeas, c&ues6 pslnoapAszy fv Shs EasrXseinw
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-21

'Such Q plantation, with excellent improve.
ments, can be purchased ut from $4,000 ia
$4,000; but say that q plantation with 66C
acres Of cleared land has altogether 1900 acres,
and hat $50 an acre is paid for II. or $50, 600;
this, subtracted from the net proceeds Of one
years labor, would pay for the plantation,
with mules, cattle, hogs, wagons, utensils, 60.
and still leave q balance of $4,000"
Who would not plant cotton? No wonder,
that with such beautiful calculations Mr.
Freedman's friends in the far North cry Out
that he does not get q fair equivalent for his
labor that the planter gets all, and the negro
little or nothing, etc. What are the facts
The expenses are pretty much as stated above.
Pork is not as high now, nor clothing perhaps;
mules are higher; but with taxes, and factors
rates Of interest for advances, &c., the $26. OOO
estimated expense is not one cent too much,
Now as to the receipts: ten bales to the
hand, or o bale to the acre, was the Maximum
average in the days of slavery taking NO 60
Of army worm, boil worm, drought, fresh
Of, absence of negroes from plantations, for
registration or election, or to 60 to the Provost
Court, either as principal or witness; after
paying the tax, freight and commissions. it is
fair to assume that the planter in the West
will not net over 8 cents a lb., which, with a
full crop would yield him $ls, 900 gross re-
ceipts; but with o half CROP, such as most
i! planters = n make this year only $1,000. To sum
up: expenses $2b, proceeds (good orop)
$4,000, loss $1,000; II half,a crop only Is
gathered,, loss $4,000. Who would not plant
cotton I '.15 Il 55s M 49,
From the "notices Of the press" printed
On, the cover, we see that the German papers
nave recommended Mr.. MARsH's Manual.
Thus the "Mannheimer journal" is particu-
laaly pleased with the Estimates IL gives, for
tho cultivation Of farms. The German econo-
miPts, II is to be feared, will be disposed to
emigrste en- sasse, 10 come here and engage in
cotton planting, seduced by Mr.. MARsa's Lees
We are Of course DESTROYS to have
40 many Germans come here as We can posi-
bly, induce 70 cast their fortunes with US, but
we should not like to have them come with
hopes that must prove ilusory ~ IL win
nedessarly make them dissatisfied, and dis
posed TO leave again, as soon as they may
be able. lesss .s....I =
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-21

LARaESr CIacrLATIoN.-TAc DAILY
NEWS publishes tho O0fcial Last of let
ters rematntty IN the Posto6ice at The end
(" each wssh, agreeaby to Ms tfozosOiag
sectisn Of &e Nsss Rsse6;cs Lasr, as tks
neasspaper hovimy tie largest circulation iap
Of Charcston:
4 S4scIoN 9. And DO Il further enacted. That hsts OF lat.
mcalled for in any Postofhre In any city,
town. or village, whore n newspaper shah be printed,
shall hereafter BIO published once only In the newspaper
asshicb, being published weekly or oftener. shall have the
Office. s.4r.May.a- sA.. 80 tM e. I
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-21

80 AZ COMMUNICATIONS sntended Tor publication In
MisjouyaU must be addressed TO de Editor of ne
Ddny Nescs, No. 10 Hayne-sreet, Charleston, s.. @.
Husiness Communications 20 PutlisAer of Daily
lions.
Adoer!iseraents outstde ofMe city must be accompa.
nted 10Th the cash.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-21

M G S
SAINT andrews LODGE. NO no.

SAINT andrews LODGE, No. no,
A.. f.. M.
VNHE REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF THE ABOVE
Il Lodge will BIO held This Evening, at Masonic Han. ut
z O'Clock.
tend.
The attention OF mombors over one ycar In arrears arc
requested to pay on or before the 10th of November. an
all dehnquents Will be stricken frou, the roll, and their
names not returned to the Grand Lodge.
~ order W.. M. L. N. JEANNERETT,
ooeoperN Secretary.
FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
A TTEND A MONTHLY MEETING OF
q your Company Th,s Evening. at Market Hall, at 7
O'CLOCK precisely. DO punctual In attendance az business
BY order. w. a. MILLER
Octooer a Secretary.
DEUTsCnE g UNTERsTUTZUNtss
GESELLSCHAFT.
Dte pierteliSbrli1e W%erfammlun8 bieier @eleulGaft
miro pslite Mtens, i'm qccale Der Serrn Meper & vi d
5ablreiG einselaben lint. Senrp Nouno.
OcIoper al Sefretar pro tenn.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-21

1Obsipger invented the air-gun. Denner invented
the clarionet In 1890. Nuremburg also claims the
honor Of first manufacturing playiag cards, eap.
shaped watches and gun locke; xAd In q ssdunssos
under one Of the towers Of the old city wall there
IL 20 DO seen at this moment o machine called the
Iron Virgin, which opens by secret springs, and
10 armed inside with spikes, shtch pierced d.
body OF the victim thrust into its awful folds.
The guiilotine is also said to be Q Nuremberg in.
vention.
A curious reporter says all the flowers sold bv
the flower girls on Broadway are Rf ,wn in the
nsishborhood Of New York. The cost OF RAISING
theta In quantities lie email, and the PROFITS Ara
considerable. A single plant of the tube roses.
for example, viii yield fifteen flowers. which BRING
ten cents each. Mssnolias are sold az ave cents'
and other Aowers in proportion. The arade IN
AcweTs 10 on the increase, and there ARA aavarsI
large Arms nov engaged in 1t. Tho flower oi,,a u
broadway are o class both useful and ornament,
" Hate ysars 40 many 40 . dozen Of them toa1 ~
sssn every Afternoon at different places betGaann
oouslandt street and Grace Church; their bea.,ts-
s0l wares finding q ready sale. Most OF them ar.
Germans. "1..SN-S.
"A correspondent says the moss zne,anuchol,
nSws mas reaeneq me concerning the health III ths
AmpRess Chasiotse. There seens no hone Of her
1ecovsf1nR hsr reason. The other day the fnYnasss,
0R tina Chateau do T~ervuaren, whore abe baa -
WING hfely, were thrown. into the arsaseas 49,
ssasnasson by hsr anddsn diaappsarsnce, No. !,
aoaS unas their search was In vain. At lant &C.
discovered the unfortunate Princess hidasn q .
dassans WOOD closs TO . farm, where il apnsa,ea
enc naa onsred hersels ~ Q dairy.snaad "a IN
MzlnsEs WING. who had not recognised her. VIA
. sssSs. terrible hintory 10 hsrsi Dau9hAas ~ \
King, a. HsnpSsss. now wsdew, sitbout ! sh,c.s
eessains aMAy nom . 9pgines'y houss ia EsccnSs I
e~osazaen sssvspti IN "A ss
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-21
OH "A r l.
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Al. 1867.

Jon WonK.-we have now completed our
Office so ss to execute. in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
friendn. M
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-21

T4HK WASHINGTON CHaoNIoIE says: ssLetters-
patent have just been issued to four gentlemen
James r. Beardsly, Augustus p. Boyle, e. NJ. Le-
win and M. A. Glancy-all residents Of Washing
tor, for an invention which, il it can ocomplis
whst Is claimed for il, will greatly facilitate this
operations and economize the time Of Legislatures
and all other delibcrative bodies. By an arrange.
meht OF wires similar to that OF The hotel-annrn-
ciator, connecting the desks Of the members, of q
deliIberative body with the voting apparatus NOM
'berY are enabled 20 vote All Of once, and, after q 4
mofaaents time being allowed for q chsnge Of vote
by my member who may desire IL, The rssult-that
ts, the idividual vote Of each member, together
the aggregates respectively OF the yeas and
snays, are plainly shown ON the dial plates. .Slmul-
'ssneously with the summary result, the name Of
eacA member voting is printed Tor the use Of the
reporters Of the press. Eight distinct or M maae
by the inventors have been allowed by the, Com
missioner Of patents. and arrangements are being
contaminated for the construction Of q machine
tor the use Of. the Common Council Of this clsy.p
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