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Proposals.

a. 4 ESeIyyrRs Orrgr
No. 40 BRo,bvAr ALHASY, Nar-h H. lo55i
DROPNSALS.-Sealed Proposals will be re
CIV is oAse untl FRIDAY Aph ~ ls'. i'r work and
follows:
F c E ss never, sp yi aS Ss or s . s
dkes island. ard below Albany Y stone Boz @ % sasa
Gated By rreef charge B, VIII Gs received rsr
"a fer fulhias 90 cubic r.ri. ' q 81 '' sisy
stone 'l.ie o.- or other pt to csI,1'e 9'. s-' 70
low Ab'a = y 10 suc qq.a's' lal Il a,a im T., aJ b. 1
81 For furnishing ooco st. l'. q ool BY q tsulotl
docks the vicinity Albany, l. Bds will be- received It
aih Far mra.hIs 400 s,r,.ghr-. less e,cl Sheen @
AL ueire nh~. dreer iitbe bat Bt m E. received fr
much rer Pto BE- delivered 'aeh points At Gle T. s. d'e as
nav b. indicated BY tAe Ersil'a IN charge
5ih For furnishing Is 600 o. le., ofs1 'ri' Srl' to bs
ofh to be inch square BY eighteen Inches oas BIDS Ni be re-
s,b por farrhs 90 pound. Of Iron lo ,crerr
bolt, varying from to inch By diameter and from ITO p inches .oa
I'm Yor driving 900 iegi Of pics m9e or - e P, to y
auy ss nap be Indicated b. Engineer cisrs BE- driven
length q tle Pile will be much per
qu, CHIPS to be ierrl such foa. on the drle' above
and below Albany, and such gaa1tes a' nty ht INDICTED ny The
oh For preparing trg i9eer end o%gg On to ne P,' 81 We
Lemock timber the timber 20 BE- spiked together n three eour'es ecl
be not les than M apart the boei piles BY
bolt than y ut apart; the upper Of hmbeI 10 BE-
tailed alternating between second second and Third
ugree, hasd l,o tlem at distance Of - FEET from The hn Of
e th msner ffe hsfGie, recently built By the T. ESnesrs
and n Y STATE Commissioners ,
I5 T be received o so much Pee running 2o' a. DYKE
separate proposals. viii he received for each Of the ssoye classes
into with The Mn good aa sufficient wl,te. Tor ne
Be nhedb the contractor By order Of ny MG.'en Iohn New
Capt Of Eng'rs aud B,t Lieut. Col q. $. A.
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GorporaiioE Notites.

RpORATI0N NOTICE. PUBLIC
NOTICE beby given 20 On owner or owners sceupanO oc
cupnls OF al Ilopes and Lo improved uumpoTv Lands sgd
thereby lat a Following a. eats have been Completed se GS
Sons Interested tiz FOR pavn1 h STREET ZION 81 avenue 20 th fsA
r with fhm blocks The huc ~ Arses0nt
tude N the ssytIs Houses sd Lots o. Gerd L Fscss and
lie East RIVER and bob sides Of o tnnes neseotg to TIE extent
Ar s6s whose rs srs affected b. The asre named Asses,
and who opposed 10 &ame requested
present their Objections vrtag % q che udegne n be
oHte No = Chambers street. Basement New Ccuv, House within
$SSSr :, q SSSsshL Board Of As....osA
oEs Bosrl 81 Assssou New cOrt House, March & 1901
CORPORATION NOTICE.-public Notice is
~ hereby the occupant occupants Of all
houos anl lots improved an3i affected thereby tat the
following sment have been completed and e the oace OF
Il Tor regulating setting curb ard gutter 0a3s and tagging feet
wide in LG street, between Ave. and sth ave.
"a r. regulating an ranF setaS curb and ter stOn aud nag
81 FGf buug s5 s IsI5 street between ID anil 5h sHenns
4 For building b,n IT, T. Coz Of ih aud id street
h Tor setting euro s s3es stones aud tagging an laurea st.
III nl Embraced by c assessment enirae al the seyerilbore,
ant oi o. ground 1r ii Ie'cs On! parcels q aui situated on
Bot. sd Of aa stree between fh and 9TH ava 10 the
orient half the block CeT way 4t ard STA
Both sides Of 1911 e. between Alb nd bh so OF the lots
On The side 5 ags cs Of HSison and the
Of fh between 4Gh anil i9 streets ald so4 side Of 9Th
street, between 9TH All N.ds,n
Nol | i07, 597 5Tl res So, and 5ll
ne and oyoe slls either Of he requested
The objections writing % enc o the uulergn g. 'hcr
of6e No ~ CHAMBERS STREET. BASRMfhT NEW COURT
HOUSE, wiLn th:v iSys iron the detg Of th's noise
JOHN D oITlwsLirl OF
ISAAC o. HUNT, AS5e,ors
lAsrl HzE lou % J..
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eteanboa,s ano Rnilroaos.

.
TRIE RAILWAY Trains leave Depot foot
H. cfCtanhcrest, Psv0nis keTVt , o., o,., ,.-,i,,
900 m BAY EfpreV for Rseeter. bGiA2 ssabos "'A1A'
sul el points vs. 30 aB1 South 800 -,
si5s No. Wrg Trails, Y Tor UtsfNe c.,,
1000 5 3D.. htrtc., kai, Buffalo, a4au ah,s an Web
460, IN WAY t5r Poi J-.,i3. Ne bgtgii NarN.cs
500 y m Night Express Buffalo Sasnanea and puuilrE
Bs5, w. S'ii E1Gs. dsy Banlo. saiauAuca Daasis
and ali b,lua Wts nud souls
'i - NJ 1fSrt TIeS, daily FOR ee Wet ,.,,. =, ',
Ase M% lr9s % sli, 9 sy5'f5 ,,s ard Ell .da o.
WFDNRsDAi NIGHTS Thesttr ran ~ ~ o 90 49, 49,, u, ~
H. - p''0' ''~' '' - 49, HIGH RIDDLE. Geul Snpt
w r BARR GEM Pass trsrt
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM y. k "a. =,
Ib1rf md qrr ccnteuZ villa Northern aud Weston ts viii
" ~ 49, trsin Hudson Rer Bsllmh, Ihrtsih1i md
Buffalo and SUsrnsou Bridge Wtlon o7n{' Of
ear, ssd c6nrecas Troy vita trains i Ssaog' hali Bahag
'0S $40 Eeis and Mai tain Via Hid,on Ri7ar Railroad ,onoarS
a, tlb,,r VIII Wcel trB ard al Troy With trains Tor hcfh
II Express trail via Harlem t' iosd ~ @ -
Spngs ptsfc &c; At Albany VITA Western ius ni a. iio VIII
a ior GIstoga, Rutland. Barugton, nd hGllreaL , =,
Albany with Western trains, aL a. Troy with Trans V 0AHeA VIZ"
sleeping attached - g., nil, ......,., 4. r. ,,t,r.
with Western Railroad for Iebanoh SrfnBsl ,,eh &C. AZ
With Western trains and al Troy with train, or i BunHS'n am
Montreal Sleeping .ar a'lchef AZ Atapy , M ..,l,y ,,,,
6:iop Expes train VS. Hudson RIVER IsIg,l VIZ ~ 81
nrhs through Buffalo snl Suspension niee vltoa chlrs
Also 5lefpn 5 every dal creeping ea'1n', az W s
through Og.snhnrg, ythhai cuai Va Dut w
Railroad Connection fT Y vii be made 81 East Albany Ihs m
II D. M tram va Ilna,on Railroad VIII ,lng ears attached
connecting with car ts yr Buffalo and bnpnNoi blB
Odd Troy with uan for s'psi end P5n S oa ~ Ny,,s
IA p9ughkfcpr and n'trres stations leaving Net-tok a.
m Rturnas rolohkeepSe at 2' NJ arriving Ia hs"''h
H,o Sunday trsla vi, U,u Railroad ',,yg FT secn,'i at
o. m and arriving Mlrtd r. $50 Returning leave hI"
ton Al D. arriving a. Ne iefS a. Ia gaon1t v,..p.,it
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GmnSsmeuts.

RARNUM AND VAN AbIBURGHs
A. hUsBUA AND MENAGERIB COMBINATION
Broadway, helacon Spring mi Pdice fta
EVERY AFTERNOON AT 2, EVEhIaG AT a.
IhMENSB HIFt
TIB POPUIAR L0cAI ROMANCE,
STREETS 0P NBW-YGRK,
KEW LbCAL scEvEpY AND EFFE6Ts.
-, THE FINAL OPPORTUNITY
-. TvfSG Wild ANIMALS
POSITIVELY The LAST WEEK
or THB ByTIRB VAN AHBURGH COLLECTION.
Oh exhibition 81 al hOurs, together with
go, go, GREAT LIVING CURI0srrIRs.
GIANT AND GiANTBSs, LEOPAPp CHILD.
4"S eS 8MasfS SuMryessc coL fEfEs6AfSSL
CoSM0RAMAS, LEARNED SEAL. HAPPY PANTY,
GRAND AQuARIA, historical RELICS. sEa
OVER 10000 OTHER CURl0SiFIES.
AfrLsson. 90 cents; children ulder 10. 10 cents
A CADEbIY OF MUSIC.
IA bir STUART bcss to announce that
THURSDAY EYENIha, April 4,
MR.. EDWIN BOOTH
VII. appeal In the role Of
doVotng with sincere sympathy bis serdces for
THE BENEFIT
OF THE ARTISTS AND EMPLOYEES.
who have Suffered heavy euy o destru o1 by bs OF tao
WINTER GARDEN THBATER.
DIR BARTON ifaeftHs
Mr. j. n GOTTHOLD.s Ia. nc Ihosi
Mr. W. Dayi1gc POonlu5
Mr. J. Duff Boratio
Mr. w 3 Andrews ave dggcr
W. Dohalsoh''
Miss Ida pneeo
nine Seheier
MIS- andrews VI V-n
Adndsoa-TkeiS 81 Reserved Seats 30 oais extra FsaIy
Cirrie. Is cents Private BsSss, 30
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
" Passenger and Freight Depot EegYOrk foot Of Lberyst con
with the Delaware Lackawauna and western
Railroad with Lbgh Valley Railroad and ITS opnec
tons forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West without change
- ...,,, ,,,.-
=. ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
Three Express Trains daily the West except Sundays when one
train "a the evening.
sIIty t BY this line to Chicago Cincinnati
Louis &C., with but o change OF
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing Jan 7, l061-LesIe Eew-YoTh follows:
m-Por Eason, Bethlehem hsueh Chunk, Winamspo
WpGesbsrre Mahsney City, &c. 49,. :.
$40 m MAIL TRINPor F.mngon, R,ston Water Gap, Sersa
ton Wikesbarre Great Bend, Pittson, BinghAmon, &c
mNssten Express for Bason, Allentown Harrisburg, Pitts
bursb With but change Cincinnati Chi
gS changes TO st. Louis Connects At Harrisburg with
Eohern Phdephs and Es Roads for Be and the
I OIL Regions -,
Reading POttsyile Harrisburg &c
4 D. m--For RastOn, Bethlehem, and hAaeh Chunk
So m-For Somerylle and BENNINGTON -
Reading HARRISBURG Wianspor lrvinetcn
Cory Rrls &C. Sleeping Car from NswY0k to WihAmsport
6:f5 D. m-For Somervlle
1880 p. m-FOr Someryile. .,. - , .,.
ep m-WESTBRN EXPRESS TRAIh-for Easton, AHehto"n
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the west ,
Jersey City 10 onrgh every evening
xddions trains Bergen Point, Elizabeth Ge
obtained At the ONCE Of the Central hai
Of foot Of Lberyst n al NO Abor HOUSE. NOS
Broadway and at No. 10 GreepSeilt
'~''-' - JOSIAH D. STEARNS, Superintendent,
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NUPKEME IUUh OF JHt SIHIT ~ NM ~ ~
- CITY aud Of New YorkJAMEs w. SIMONIoN pam
IN against AUGt sTUS W NI1SCll aud WILLIAM
SIMONTON FOR money y inter
not Ser To AUGUSTUS W. Rev stamp
81 named defendants, You % cents
hereby and required 10 the complaint Cancelled
In this action which will DO hled in tho Office Of The
Of County Of York state o New al the
CITY Hall In a city copy the aid
plant subscriber at his Office No 81 Newsiree in the CITY aud
Of the oil
summons You Of dy Of such service and you fail to
complaint within the time aforesaid the pdntW' IN th
will take judgment for the sum OF four hssal ana
with interest from the nineteenth da OF
annly one thousand ght hundred and two thousand
and one thereof and interest on two thousand anh
one dollars thirty. cents thereof the oh day Of January eighteen
Hundred besides the costs and disbursements OF TINS 40
tion-Daed January a. 1851 WILLIAM " hhSnhN,
To AUGUSTUS NTrSCH Of the above named defendants
this action duly hled IN tie SAN
County Clerks Oalce the 2ll day of Febuar', 1901
WILLIAM d. HENNEN, Plaintiffs Attorney,
roe t..e.T. No New
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pIyELERs UNIVERSAL SAFETY KEY.
IA newly patented article protection Of whce % A. h.
gentlemsacsn well afford 20 ispeass mo ,.s
Of Traveller
Ssny is rendered Absolutely BURGLAR PROOF anIy oy
ySs kew into OF the ok thereof sad hhs
thereby rendering all the tool. Of tue rom the Trade
skeleton wires Htery useless piets ..sei ysry
.oId Exclusive rs Counties states sold or irS,r
We supply the goob SsDl three cent stamp y, TT Co.
lar. r. " No sDeyst, N Z.
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TEW-YORK aud NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1906. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1861
COMMENCING DEC. 10. I3D6

Passenger Station IN NevYort corner Tvenyvenh and Fourth
ave. Entrance TNentTseTeuthst
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BFssY w. LEEDS MINER. $500 ,,,-r,
TTNRY II. LEEDS s. MlNEk.-IHE kHT-
II icifS GESS M ORDER Or EXECUTORS. ALSO NA AN
IBE COLLECoN or CHOICE MODEM EgE W0gFR sell
hhii. an vEpyF SDAY a. ard THURSDAY, 4ih APT 81 "e
"IIEDS ART GALLERIES min, IN
n, 9- 1ai Broadway = O'clock each etehi5 ~
WEDNESDAY EVENING vita tie entire coieo'io' A4'- " Wv
EUGGIES GEMS. a..
Cnprig- about 100 Of those vel known fie'-ie' S' y w
q cut0l5 II Ia. EusBcs, ,.o
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TVHE NORTH -GERNAN LL0YDs STEAM
BnEsEEN. VIA SOUTHAMPTON.

s~ s.. ~ s,il' T ,Sp S'tS' SELEI6Ss e" NJ s
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: ~ lTINIT' -,
EVTNRY H. LEEDS, AuctiOnCer VIII sell by
n Auction WEDNESDAY, April al il O'clock as 'he'i SAFES
ri RSTUFE-Cons ting q general assortment re-
80 Er sorouie lee or sale including Psrcr Dining Room h'sI
- Cer fprr'f1rc Velvet nrussc. and ggraia tslels 1n
rs pr.re! Plate q, Mirrors r. v. Suites ~ tfMCa Bt'G ~
3, irril r-.y sim ". r. W: Bedt ID, bureaus
49, Sbi a. C,tt.g Sate window Curtains and Shades > T.
1.ie. 7r Bowls Teau0 Waters 6c.i Ctlns, grocery '''-
80 Conner Aoas &c; Ei'cs end hsr''A tniIi''e'
Vs. 49, ALSO. AT u O'CLOCK,
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Miad................ Chilre1 -. Ms, D. Mccormack
Act First.
Breakfast and Studio 10 the House Of John Leigh A
THE FIRST LIFE OF MARY LEIGH"
Ac. SecOui
8cliamore's Apartment In london.
Garden a. Mouu. Auiley.
HUNTED DOWN"
Act Third
Apartment Ia Mont Aulsy. overlooking Gltisn.
"SkCOSD LlFB or MARY LEIGH"
The hortae Of the eboys Drama has enabled the Management %
present with for tie d tune tbs tue excellent Farce With
Great Cast, euhiel Ibe
LAUGHING HYBSA.
MT Psix uipse'
hr Simon UOrllOSsr. MT a. w. iOhns
PopssV MISS ltU piihn
GA WEDNESDAY EVENING, A9dlJ
BENEFIT
OF
MRs CLARA JENNINGS
First aisht this season Of the petite Comedy entitled
SIMPSON Co,
together With tho stinltri Old Comedy Of
THE POOR GENTLEMAN
THURSDAY,
SECOND NIGHT HUNTED DOWN
FRIDAY EVENING, Apul0.
BENEFIT
Mr. A. W YOUNG.
frs, uSit this season Of tbe popular comedy entitled
AMERICANS IN PARIS,
sai ars. time Ia three yslrs Of - $500 -
SWBETHBARTS AND WIVES.
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Orfnil Etedftere.
DACIFEC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
/ THROUGH LINE TO CAhlORNht
CsREiISG UEiTED STATES MAIL,

VIA PANAMA kAlAkpAD.
steamers Pier No NORTH ki'or foes o. CaAs '
lIl-Sg6IoRE, Capt J,a Mary. tonnsclug with CohoI'
All EiigSHf tiAUNCEY Cap, a. C. Gray connecting With
GOLDEN AGE. Capt Watkins ~. ....,,ir. cs1,
huI 2H.-OJkAN QUEEN, Capt T. a. hSffhy oo'"0FN'b "'
MONTANA, Capt Sutton. ,b,.4..-.,.,, p,,..
Al lepssHc ole. 81 hoapooO; hoe els a31 ~ ,i
i uers fr South ssSo ports; Isl and lin ~ Oeltrs '
car i0its Gose Of Isl tCleL al NaE2aulo T.. s.,,
Departure o ll each month co1rec9 win TIE now se4'' ' ~
Panama 70 AP.uaia and EeT-Leaand 90 , c...,. .o,,,,
cf.oe az l, H. ell VII connect With the Comp ses
Colorado to leave San FIsno o lokoh2na aud Hons hohs on %
3, 1901 -, -, 81 tou.,es aud
attendance frtc 49, -, =, a.. ,aes An
The wharf, Ioos VI C-haFeE NVl'N ave. " n BApY Agent
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..

FOR PORT JEFFERSON AND STONY BROOE-Steamer Sun.
BEAM T. A Hirsb WEDNESDAYS aud SATURDAYS, per
table
The beautiful siswhee QUEEN Will be put
q tae 70 Sag IIarhor about May l. 1861
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Gales bp Auttion.


nv HENRY II. LEEDS g. MINER ...,..
u i,,rirflliD FTENIrUgE ~ JONBSS ASSEMBLY ROOM
- H h tr.ls &. MINER fl sell By auction O. TUESDAY,
F9 ol o,o. a te ygt91 i,rgtue ~ tsq We. -ao"G e
or '-r5r Suites g. Slk BroCa.eNe B-ss ana
& Nv C.rf, I. C'i-s Pqr end Oval Minors re'a b'r'.,
r,te d. irrs (ut u large quantity oil NnuA ti0
~ s. en- Plated Wao e. ga liable Cloths &c 1I Fo'h
49, V1.i1r ana o.lts Stores, OF Thompson MIMI,
49,. I.,if.. Range Kitchen WArt, &c Hotel ana boeiAs3
Ters " M do 10 to eklle these articles SAFE PcEenF0''
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WALLACKs.
w Proprietor Man,ger..........Nt LESTER WALLACE.
TUESDAY EVENING. April 2. 1867.
FIRST NIGHT IN AMERICA
ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIGINAL DRAMA,
By DION BOUCiCAULT. ESQ,
Presented with
APPROPRIATE SCENERY, COSTUMES APPOINTMENTS
ORIGINAL MUSIC and POWERFUL CAST,
euttlsi
"HUNTED DOWN"
TWO LIVES or MARY LEIGH.
John Leigh X Mr Frederic Ro0nton
Rawdon SculamOre broken down gambler Dir Cbss Fisher
Roberts .olr Is Csshm
Lady Gencarrg Sister OF John Miss Fanny Norsnt
Clara M01e Mrs Clara Jennings
Mrs Bolton Jones Acquaintance John Sefoa
Fanny, Mary Leighs Maid w. Barrett
Jane Mss IlmOnI
Wiie....,......... John LghS .hs T. lie Brun
Maui.................( Children -. Miss d. Mccormack
Act First.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-26
BULLETIN, VOL. 3, NO. 4.

been caused by the prospect OF vo.
mans voting, or have not men done It
at the suggestion Of their own sense
Of justice< Mrs Stanton thought il
was owing to the march Of civilization
as much as to man. Justice. Mr.. Taa
Campcn thought the laws respcctip,,
homesteads, exemption Of implements
oflabor from seizurc, and the abolition
Of Imprisonment for debt came within
the same category.
Much mcrrimcnt was caused by
question Of Mr. Bickford, OF Jefferson
as to Why the womcn of New Jersey
had surrendered or been deprived of
the privileges Of the balIots Mr.
Greeley explained ihat property
qualification was required, which dis
tranchiscd many Of the women, bat it
was true that in 1900 tie women Of
New Jersey had carried the State for
John Adams against Jefferson. After
that the men took the ballot away from
shcm. Laughter and applause.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-26
state Dsn..al society.

This Society held its fifth annual
meeting in our city this week, adjourn
ing Thursday evening. after session
OF over two days. Those present were
an earnest body of men, jealous in
their profession, willing to impars
knowledge gained by study and ex-
pcrienee, and anxious to gain all the
information possible from each other.
A number Of essays ~ere read, and
different SUBJ bieets discussed the read
ing and speaking commanding great
interest IN the convention: indeed
scarcely paper was read which did
not possess much value to the listen
ers.
To the public, the matters ofgreat-
est moment were the movement to-
wards legislative action, the reation
OF o board OF examiners for the Socie-
ty. and the steps towards the estab-
blishment Of q Dental Chair in the
keokuA Medical College. Whatever
can elevate the standard Of the pro-
fesslon, and inero ase the usefulness of
its practitioners, as their plans are de-
signed to do, is of the utmost import
ance to the people at large. The de-
sire for such elevation and progress
on the part of all was clearly apparent.
A number Of visitors from abroad
took part in the discussions, among
whom were Profs. Judd and PEBBLES,
OF the Missouri Genital College, st.
Louis. The former delivered a pub
lie lecture Thursday evening. which
was better attended, DR.. Sayles tells
US, than their lectures at any other
place of meeting.
1t is not our province to name the
seemingly best informed and most
valuable members of the society. but
we will say that DIR. Chase of Iowa
City, Corresponding Secretary, Is
most active in investigation and de-
monstration while DIR. Ingersoll of
keokuk, DR.. kalp of Muscatine, aud
Dr.. Sanborn Of Tabor. were none the
less jealous and laborious. They, with
their associates. will not allow the So
ciety to flag in its efforts. Lyons
.HirrOr 1874
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-26

Relying upon the opinion of the Attorney
General aud other eminent legal counsel. il
is deemed proper aud necessary to provide
for the adjudication Of cases Of the class to
woich reference has been made. The cases
of this kind most likely TO arise arc the form
alton Of sub districts from parts Of two or
more townships, as provided in the latter
part Of section twenty ynine-the refusal 20
grant teachers certificates.
To facilitate the investigation Of saeh ca>
ses, as well as to establish uniformity Of pro-
ceedinc. and seenre the speedy attainments
oil Justice, County Superin.endents are aa>
thorized and directed TO entertain applica.
,ions TO revise or reverse former actions or
orders OF the class alluded to.
Any person aggriesed by any decision or
order Of the County Superintendent (o,her
than decision in the case Of an appeal from
the District Board of Directorsl may apply
to tie County Superintendent for re-hear-
ing of the case upon the merits aud the pro-
ceedings shall correspond as nearly as pos
sible 10 the proceedings in the case cf an
appeal from the District Board OF Directors.
Ii anv party is aggrieved at the result Of
this judicial investigation, an appeal may be
taken ;herefrom to the Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, as provided in section /
of IAN act to provide for appeals
In all cases of appeal the County Super
iutenden, should be careful to make full
and complete record Of the evidence.
This plan Of adjudicating these cases has
been adopted, after mature reflection, and is
believed to be the most simple and satisfac.
tory that can be devised under the present,
law. The County Superintendent being up.
on the ground, more speedy and thorough
examination of the facts can be made than
ii original evidence were submitted to the
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, which
the Law does not probably contemplate. 1t
may sometimes happen that the additional
evidence adduced on such an investigation
may determine the County Superintendent
10 modify or reverse his decision I: or. OH the
other hand it may satisfy the appellant of
the justice Of the first decision.
Some cases OF appeal of the character re-
fcrred to, which are now on file in this OF,
flee, will be returned at once 10 the parties
interested, that they may proceed in the man.
ner indicated.
1t is gratifying to note the conscientious
fsithiulness manifested hy County Superin>
,endelts in the discharge of ,heir official du-
ties and it is earnestly hoped that a con-
tinuance of the same intelligent zeal will
promote harmony in the practical admins
tration of the law, and diminish the occas-
ions for taking appeals.
Yours respectfully,
ID. FRANKLIN WELLS,
State Snnerintendent of puh Ins,ra,eticn
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-26

The editor of the Buchanan County Bal
lstin calls attention to the following resolu.
tiou offered by him in the late Republican
State Convention, aud by that body laid on
the table:
" Resolred That we affirm as cardinal
principle Of the Republican party OF Iowa,
the natural political equality Of all mankind,
and that We favor the adoption of such
amendments TO the Constitution of the State
OF Iowa As will secure equal rights, equal
privileges and equal protection to all citizens,
irrespective { race, color or sex.'
Ii will be observed, that this resolution,
with the addition Of the word " sex,' is sub
s,antialy the same as that constituting the
first plank Of the Republican platform, which
had been already adopted when this was
offered. The convention was not ready to
adop, the idea of" woman suffrage" so the
resolution was tabled. Had there been an
opportunity for deliberate vote on that
question We do not doubt that il would have
received strong support. 1t is one Of the live
questions OF the day, and already numbers
among its affirmative supporters many OF the
ablest and best men and women of this coun.
try and Europe, including some Of the frs.
statesmen of the age. Its claims TO the pub.
lie attention cannot be ignored, or set aside
with sneer. The public mind is being
rapidly educated up to the point ofreeogniz.
ing not only the justice bat the Importance
ot extending the elective franchise to women,
and it will not be long until all intelligent
and reasonable persons come 10 that conclu-
Burlington Hark Eye.