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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-19

Original Notice.
=. $. Coels, administrator cf tie E.,ns,
II Charles 9. Seymosv, -. Ed.sard
Sickle, y. r. Ssckls. asd Euyese Ely.
'iA 5ass.a. aV County. =.
70 Edward Sickle. M. n. Sickle, and Eu.
= gene Ely: Yos and each Of you are hereby
notined that on or before the lst day Of Aprii.
1907, there will b on 6ls in the olIice Of tho
Clerk Of the District Court Of Buchanan Co.
lows, petition ef y. s. Cswis, administrator
Of the estate Of Charles C. Seymour, deceased.
claiming Of you the sum Of two thousand Ave
hundred dollars, - due said estate, on notes
and mortgage given BY Edward Sickle ana N.
4. ntlckle 70 Charles @. Seymour, dated nov.
llth, 1864; also asking foreclosure Of said
mortgage and sale ofthis land included in Same.
20 pay satd indebtedness, to wit The South
naH Of the South half Of section thirty. n
township ninety, North Of range seven. West
N Buchanan county, lows.
!. And that unless you appear aud answer
thereto on Or before noon Of tho second day II
the next April term Of said Court, TO BIO holden
IN lndepenpenco, Iowa, ON the 25th dsv 81
April, 1867, default will be entered against vou
and decree rendered il accordance with PRAYER
Of petition and costs Of suit
(signed) \. .. COWLS, Admir-.
-. ., 90. Per I. W HART, Atty,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-19
FOR SALE.


a Tssst Of LeaA Cossaiaing 1900 Acres. e.
a aassd - Sayssts CossSy, Iowa ioieins
n.chasas County. nsss the town Il Fairbeak.
- assss Of which 10 Timber Lad, % NIX
11sslo'y. Osa and oshss hard wood ~ ID sbuo.
1850 -. Ihs ssaot esa b divided into sasus q
.eo asres each, and ssoh farm 10 have NM =
ene timber. Ths land i partly soIiiag prsi,ie.
-. w.scsed sd veil adapted 10 ~ ssisias q
~ kiads q srais and stock. No issd heins p.
esslaid With hmsstons. This ssstioa q ~
eessssy Y healthy sad i also thiekiy settled
essa Iasnsss mon Ohio, isdiaas, Iuinois aad
Psnasylvania, mestiy AmssioAs Oesman ~
1aslisA, 81 q good society. TAis sset li.s n
mile: aessa Of iadspcadesss. which plass i -
sssslleat market for lAsnsss. lslopendesss n
n ulss iron Dubs@us. 81 the Duh.oss ~
sles1 City Railroad. wosld eSes th;s essca
~ 80 - e ~ oas Or nsss ~ishisg 10 bsy, =
aese = less. assssdiss 70 sselty; ens.Ssls ~
sesaass = J. :, J. aad ysass wish iaaasesN n
- se.s Fee sssthss in1ssn ation, ~ = ),
eadsess !. .. WossvAaD, Indspeelssoe. ~.
90. 0hO10B LAuAR
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-19


The Wonderful Faeri5ilify and great comfort
and pleasure {, my Lady wearing the Daplex
EliDtic Skirt will be experienced particularly in
all crowded Assem.biies, Operas, CARRIAGE Rail
road Cars Church Pews, Arm Chafrs, for lrow-
enade and HoHse Dress, as the Skirt can be Fold
ed when in use 10 occupy. small place - easily
and conveniently - . silk or Muslin Dress. an
invaluable quality in crinoline, not found in any
Single Spring Skirt.
Lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort,
and treat eDnreaieses Of vsaring the Duptex e.
lptie Steel Spr;ag Skirt for single day, will
never afterw ards willingly dispense with their
use For Chiidrss, Muses. and Young Ladies,
they are superior to all others.
They will net bend or break like the Single
Spring, but will preserre their perfect and grace
ful shape when three q four ordinary skirfs will
have been fhrors ABIDE AZ asetsss. The Hoops
are covered with double and fieisfed thread, and
the bottom rods are not only double springs, but
twice Tor double) eorered: preventing them from
wearir z out when dragging down stoops, stairs,
&c.
The Duplex Elliptic is great favorite with
all ladies and is Universally recommended by
Fashion Magazines a. the Standard Skir ef the
Fashionable World.
To enioy the following inestimable advanta-
res in Crinoline, viz: superior quality, perfect
mamnfacfHre, stylish sAupe and snisk, teritftity,
durability, comfort and economy, enquire for J.
W. Bradicy's Duplex Elliptic, or Double Spring
Skirt. and be sure you get the genuine article.
CAUTIoN.-To guard against imposition be
particular to notice that skirts offered as " Du-
plex" have the red ink stamp, viz. y. W.
Bradleyss Daplex Elliptic Steel Springs" upon
the waistband-none others genuine. Also
notice that every Hoop will admit a pin being
passed through the centre. thus revealing the
two Tor dosble sprs q braided together therein,
which is the secret Of their fexibily and
strength. and combination not to be found in
any other Skirt.
For Sale in all Stores whore First Class skirts
are sold throughout the United States and else
where.
Manufactured BY the sole owners Of the pAAeat,
VESTS, BRADLEY 4 CARY,
u chombsrs 5 - : 81 Resde Sta, NY.
Dot. 80, 1855. lis-sa
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-19

D. s. ". R. r. Trains Connect At Farley
with D. 4 s. G. R. R. Trains East and West
D. s. w. h. r. Trains Connect at Farley
with d. d s. G. R. r. Trains East and West
also, at Cudar Rapids with G. N. W. r. r.
Trains, East and West.
J. P. FARLEY, Supt.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-19
a Cscl Farmer.

We have seen and heard Of cool
proceedings ere this, but the conduct
Of the Vermont Agriculturist was
positively iced He once sold a
load Of hay to his neighbor, who. con-
trary to his expectations, after seeing
it weighed, stayed to see it unloaded.
But . few forkfulls we're off when .
bouncing rock fell from the load !;
then another, and then third came
bang npon the floor.
III aUlfu voice.
Most all hcrd-grass this year," re-
piled the deaf man.
But see here" continued the other
pointing to the bouldcrs which lay ar
rayed in judgement against the dis
honest hayman, "what docs all this
mcan."
"Shan't cut nigh so much hay this
year as | did last" replied the dealer
in herd-gra
just as he finished the last sentence,
down Numbered rousing chunk of
granite, making a deep indentation
in the barn floor with one of its
sharp angles.
Say neighbor n, screamed the
purchaser of granite. / want to
know what these are? pointing to
the boulders and the big lump Of
granite. e - -
Old n. took up a mighty forkfull Of
the hcrd-grass, gave it a toss in the
haxloft, thenieaning upon his fork,
cjecting his huge quid Of tobacco,
and replacing fresh one, he took a
view Of the fragments of stone wall
that lay before him, with one Of his
blandest smiles replied" Teens
Roaks.n #N
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-19
J0UvEN'a
Hid GLOVE CLEANER.

=, V8NWUs
Inc only good article for instantly ele.n;,.
=. Ais gloves. They esn BE- cleaned While uno.
NJ ~ sand. and worn immediately. II l. jnodor.
ss ~. ons bottle vii esan - pairs. Price IS
Store. Wholesale BY Dsmas Bsrnes = 4. s'Sy
= Wah Z -, md oeAers New Y0h. ri.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-19
FARM FOB SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his Farm, con-
tanning 3l4 acres,
l36 Of timber, l78 Of prairie un-
der cultivation. The farm can be 50 divided -
to make two very nice farms, one Of 200 and the
other Of ia acres. The farm is situated about
nix miles froIa Independence, on the road lead
ing from Independence to Quasqueton, on the
west side Of the river, in = good neighborhood,
to schools, churches, 10. This il a.
desirable farm ~ can be found in Buchanan
County. The timber will BE- sold in small lots
II desired.
WIN. N. CALVERT.
FsbruSsy 10, 1867. (35-tf
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-19

h8SIRING 70 change my business, I Oh,
j = my vsry valuable farm for sale, situaAed -
H. Iadspsadsase sd Haisbank rad ead -.
~ known - the john Cameron fasu. Il 90.
tains 736 acres about lis ssses improved; ovee
900 acres fenced il u miles Northeast Of La
tlstoa. These i lbost 70 scsss Of good tinker.
md - asses more II light anbs md brush ~
: stone hosss. two stories. lex3l, sal eool
log barn. Price, IA per asse, II sold before "a
LET Of April next. Thess ass sbous SO I'm
Trees upon he place. several Il which ~ -.
ing. Tesns, half Gosh balaass . ons Al evo
yssss d per ssaA iatGsset.
Hof further pasaisalsss ensuirs o. Raaaou
Uastlss IadsqsnAsase, y = ~ subeotbee = -
pseaisss.
49,. q = L8ouA1n.
- n, 1855. RW
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-19

MONEY, FREE AS WATERLOO 900 &C
Isveft ..v, Ivxa, asaxs, H..-i-S work
shop and Factory, throughout the entire World.
-. rs., ne most saleable novelties ever known.
oOO Fer Cent. Profit and ready sale wher-
ever offered. Smart men and women can make
. LIN y % Soo per day, and no risk Of lose! A
small capital required Of from $40 10 1900 ~.
more money invested the greater the pr,6t. ia
money required in advance-we frst ,end ~
!. and receive pay Afterwards. Uyou A.
.u.ny wish 70 make money rapidly and easiIv.
vntSior fnll particulars and address
AiLNOk CO., (FromsParis.l
:, zlo Broadway, New York CITY.
Newspapers copying VIZ Be literally de.lt v,th1
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-19
Pstsnssa Msvsh Z. lU6a.
THE SILVER SKIRT.

MORE DURABLE. MORE ELASTCI
MORE GRACEFUL. AND WILL KEEP
IT'S SHAPE AND RETAIN ITS
PLACE BETTER THAN ANY
OTHER SKIRT.
This new and beautiful style Of Skirt was
awarded by the Great American lnslitube
Fair, held In New York City. October. 1854
SILVER MEDAL.
The Highest Premium ever given for Hoop
Skirt. The Steel Syringe are wound with .
fine plated wire lin place Of cotton coveringl
which will not wenr of or become soiled. and
the whole Skirt may be ssashed rithsst iysry
Or fear Of rusunga and will bs - good ~ new.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-19
COMBINATION Isl SILVER SKIRT.

This invention combines with the ordinary
cotton skirt the advantages Of our SILVIA
Sx,ar |. the bottom hoop, are the same ~ those
used In the Silver Skirt, the covering Of which
cannot wear on, while the upper ones are COW
cred with cotton. No lady having once worn
enc Of our Skirts will be willing to wear any
other, as the lower hoops Of all other kinds are
soon injured and soiled.
The best materials are used in their con.
struction. and from their durability and neat
ness, they are destined TO become
A FAVORTTE SKIRT
Manufactured solely BY
he Silver Sklt sld Wire Manufacturing Company
TB. SPERRy, Supt 81 Cortland 81, MY
For Sale by
LAYTON 4 CtRTISS,
l4ly Independence, Iowa
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-19

Be TRUE.-Never desert friend
when enemies gather around him !,
when sickness falls on the heart
when the world is cold, dark, dreary
and cherries, is the time to try a
friend. Those who turn from the
scene Of distress betray their hypoc-
risy, and prove that interest moves
them. 1fyou have a friend who loves
you, who studies your interest and
happiness, be sure to sustain him in
adversely. Don't. like paltry pol
troon. sneak away. but like . true man.
tender the services you are able to
him who was true to you. Let him
know and feel that his kindnesses are
appreciated, that his love was not
thrown away. Real fidelity is rare.
still it exists in the heart. Who has
not experienced it, Those who never
loved a friend, or labored to make \
friend happy, know not its worth.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-19

While Schuyler Colfax was recent
~ on his way to lecture at Burling-
ton, Vermont, he got into the follow
ing conversation with whom he shar-
ed his seat in the cars:
Stranger" Going to the lecture -
Mr.. Calfax said he should probably
be there.
Qua augcr-D ~ am !. Ul0 yuu
ever hear Colfax?
aOh yes, very Often" was Nj. C.'s
reply.
"Well, what kind Of . man Is he :?
Is he good speaker !? does he know
anything?"
swell. really, l doa't know as my
opinion is worth anything on that.
Ny name is Colfax! !" Strange man
subsidized.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-19

New Store. New Goods. and at Cheap
GENERAL
Assortment and an elegant stock OF very
choice Jewelry, Fancy Goods, and Plated
Ware, now on hand for fall and winter trade.
We
GRANT
That ii 10 unusual to see % fine selection in
the West, but in view Of the rapi dly increas-
ing demand for our line of goods we have
bought more largely than ever, and now un-
der.ake to say. that the refined tastes Of
the ladies and gentlemen Of or beautiful city
and county can Be gFatifsa. Want Of space
WILL
Not admit OF : detailed description Of our
stock. but if you win favor US with
VISIT
We feel sure you will agree with US in saving
that We have the Finest stock Of Presents ever
opened in
INDEPENDENCE
We call attention
TO
Fine Lot Of Pianos. Organs and Melcdeons.
Also good variety Of Musical Merchandise,
Violin and Guitar Strings, which We ask you
to
INSPECT
Don't forget our American Watches, which
were SO much liked by
TIE BOYS IN BLUE
AZ well as By all others who have tried them.
The renowned Seth Thomas Clocks are on
hand ready TO keep you on time. Instruc.
tons given on the Piano, Organ. Melodcon
and Guitar. at the Music Store, by Prof A.
n. Sanford.
HERRICK l. SHERWOOD.
DEC. 25th, 1866.
The New York herald., 1867-12-03

for him, he viii be elected 70 the Presidency. oessa'
seats will be contested among others that o souinai
OF Aibemarle. Quite number OF negro oeega'es nave
attempted 10 resign, having become ashamed OF tne
nosition nav cccnny nut General Schoaed has refuse
to accsps their designations to order new e'ecv
The radical ana conservative parties have each
had caucuses tonight Ia the radical caucus U, derwood
and Hawxhurt had friends who were r disposed 10
weld 20 tho other PARTY for the presidenc Of the Con-
ven,ion. Many white who wero % scted by negro
votes as radicals propose plan fer constitution which
10 entirely different from what was insisted on by the
radicals before tho election 1ae eega,es from tho In
eror appear TO be badly posted as 10 the sxac, cond
ton OF afalrs From present appearances there Is
harmony in the radical party Some OF them are in
iavor OF impartial suffrage. and refuss 10 10 for be
common school systom inss ted on by the leaders Tho
indications are that 1t viii be anything else than
nonious body.
Internal evenue Receipts.
Iho rece'pS irom internal revenue to-day were
81 22fe 600.
The New York herald., 1867-12-03
THE PROPOSED REPEAL OF THE COTTON TAX.

From the Evening Telegram or yesterday.l
WASHINGTON, Dec 2, 1857.
The Committee on Ways and Means held meeting
this morning. taking into consideration the repeal OF tho
cotton tax but conclusions arrived at IL Is
expected however, that the committees will bc ready 10
report Tomorrow.
Their action at present indicates a determination 10
repeal the all grown 1867. This will
bring the late crops ander the old law In the
The New York herald., 1867-12-03
S HIP PIN @ NE w S.
-,--~>y~--~-~.-~--s~-~~>-~~.-
POar os aEW YoaK. DECEMBER 2. 1867.

Arrived.
Steamship Yisoo. Hodges, Norfolk with cotton, 70 Il
McCreaiv & 30.
Mary Mariner. Mariner Eizabs,hport for Portland.
coal.
sehr John collins Brown. Virginia.
schr Lcnthall N .rtiu. yrgina.
Eehr Henry Dover fcersou, Virginia.
schr Maggie Lucy, CROSBY Georgetown, DC, 10 days.
schr Anne Lewis Jayne Baltimore.
schr Sarah Evans. Young. III tie Egg FTarbor.
sghr Susan Jare, Andrews Little Egs Harbor
schr Ida. Philips. New lirunswicx tor New Haven.
kchr & Iia Foster Port Johnson for Portsmouth.
James Nelson Hacsett Elxaoe for Taunton.
Schr MARY Kenyon, Elxabehport for New Haven.
sSchr Nesscngcr. Dean south AmbJy for Taunou,
adv Jane, Hagcry. south Amboy for New uAy
scbr Harricl Bake Avert T. ,rt' and.
Hchr Mar Small, Heath Boston.
Schr Haze Wright New Bedford
scar X II Wilson. Harris Fail Rive for Philadelphia.
Schr George Baker, Uakes Providence.
sehr Esc1Ft Phillips, Bridgeport.
kIoop Lydia Jones, Jones Lite Egg Harbor.
sailed.
Steamship Corssca Nassau and Havana; ship Aracan
London.
Americau Popts.
SAVANNAH. Dec 7-Arriyed, steamships Cen Barnes :
Morton. and Ashland. Noron NYork; shp W HAtaelds
Ceared-schrs Lizzie Ba.cheIder. Boston; Belmont New
Haven.
For otser Shipping Sers ss Eighh Page
The New York herald., 1867-12-03
THE lSoAN PEACE coMm,ssIoNsRs.

from the Evening Telegram Of yesterday.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. q 1867
The members cf tho Indian Peace Commission will
meet 10 this city the eth inst, to prepare their
port Congress The report will embrace oil the doings
of the commission from tho moment Of It's organization
up the day its labors terminated in November and
will END the continuance OF the Comm for
the purpose of treating with the Cheyennes and tho
band OF Red Cloud in the spring, which important
vice II is thought should bo accomplished in order to
fully complete the labors OF the Commission.
The New York herald., 1867-12-03

MATRIMONIAL HcSr on WRoSo STps OF TIM
LINE very large aud very black Ethiopian and DELI
cato white woman OF rather prsposscssng appearance,
naiing from Fail River, we're accommodating on Chrisan
Hi yes. erday regardless OF tho wocping heavens, In
quest OF clergyman who would join them in the holy
bonds 0t maTmony AT last accounts tnoy had not found
n minister who willing TO risk the penalty OF hno
sucn incongruous couples Otheo and DesdsmoDa
should have sought teir man the other side OF tho
lina ~ I,rur.dsace LlHranL M 30
The New York herald., 1867-12-03
alSOsRprsT IN THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
From the Evening Telsgramo Of yesterday.l

From the Epening Telegram Of yesterday.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. q 1857
Some little excitement has been raised hero and IN tho
surrounding country by tho announcement that disease
closely resembling rnderpest has appeared among the
cat tie In the neIghborng counties OF Virginia The
Mayor OF Alexandra been requested by number Of
cltzens to take for preventing the spread OF
the disease and tho sale OF the infected meat As the
slaughter houses ali located without the city limits
and the Legislature Is not in session. the Mayor has
determined TO lay the matter before General Schoneid
The New York herald., 1867-12-03
uF0 Al cuuaIrsEs-alAEs OF TRAD sTsvERs

~ rom the Evening Telegram ofyesterdsyl
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 1867.
TIA Supreme Court Judges met this morning, and
after having formally commenced the term adjourned,
apd In q body proceeded 10 &he White House to pay
thsrr respects 10 tho President accordance with
urrs honored custom at the opening Of Q session OF
cSoIress. The latter received the Judges with much
cordially.
Nd Thsd Stevens Is missng from his seat to day. He
is confined 10 his bed and quite unwel again.
The New York herald., 1867-12-03
TIE sunaaED aEsr ixArnx Of CORNERSTONE, ROLLINS.

lfrom tho r 'ening Telegram OF yesterday.l
WASHINGTON, Dec 2, 1857
report eiv en- TO he public by several newspapers
this morning su ting that Z. A Rollins Commissioner
Of Internal Re venue, will shortly resign, and that be
mas hnd The abec under consideration for time
past. hr ]. Jllins states that he has intention Of
oneng hs oignation, has Ire at any time contetn
plated doinf aud he had thought OF II he would
not Toa.gn Under existing circuSns STAGES.
The New York herald., 1867-12-03

patton Of slaves.
THE RsvSNuE LAVA
On motion OF Mr.. WEKER the Committee on Ways and
Means instructed inquire into expsdsncy o(
amending the revenue laws BY sbolsalns the special
rHs CONNECTICUT CONTESTED Hlscrios CASE
On motion Of M. DAVIS repl OF Mass, aud after
authorized TO the investigation the charges
against Mr.. ". H. Barnum, Representative from Con-
ncctcut OF having used bribery 70 effect HE election.
1Hg TONNAGE vBSUs.
On motion OF MI PsRHAs, trep) Of Me-, the Commiuse
ways ana Means instructed 70 inquire into the
expsdicncy OF repeating the TAX on The tonnage Of
Tho srlAxKR here announced that the hour AIRED BY
the concurrent resolution OF both houses for the nua ad-
journment OF the first session OF the Forsth Congress
had arrived aud he therefore declared the session ad
Joarnsd without day
second session.
Tho srxAKER declared that, In conformity with tho
constitution the Forsth Congress OF the Untsd tates
would nov commence It's second session.
The session was opened with prayer ~ Chspiain
Boynton. he prayed that ss God, the keeper OF our
American Israel had been pleased 70 give 70 Congress
wisdom 10 times past settle properly msny great
on high 10 meet every great issue which would be
presented hereafter and the American policy turned
itself more and 10 treat u with great moral and re-
hglous consideration. He prayed that there wouid %
sI,ering any measure bot thai everything
should be done the better to proper right o.
man
The roll Of members was called By states, and lao
members answered 70 their names.
that slaes being called in the order OF their admission
4, the Union the State OF Tsnuessse called osiors
s states :. sss ;.s ss bsa pe.
drsed 20 call The members BY s'asss and had called
them As printed.
messare from the senate received announcing
that Il bsa appointed COMMITTEES, 10 Join similar
committee on the par % s House. 70 wsa h,o en- as ss
Congress was n ssssed and ready 20 receive any CON-
manscasiea he might cnosee " make
The New York herald., 1867-12-03

CAnBrRRy y--WnlIAM CARRERRY. in the 33d year Of
his age.
rhe relatives OF the family invited to attend tho
funeral from tho residence Of his bro her John, SO
Nelson street. south Brooklyn this tuesday afternoon,
at ons O'Clock.
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fpredenben 8feifen, cine transportabIe
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bon SAINT 9eeeI, Shopenbauer unb
Staupa6 in feinsm Sale feblen oiirfen.
SaS @etpidt oeS Slfen berraet iiber
eirlen Gentner.