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Matunzas Market.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, March 27.-FMANc1AL.-Money market
dull
Go1D-Brokers are buying at 1856 and selling at 13s
S1LvER-Brokers buying at 128 and selling at 133.
SrooKs &o.-We quote Georgia Railroad Notes at 99c
Georgia Railroad Stock CSC; Montgomery and West Point
Railroad Bonds 80c City Bonds 75c
CoTroN-The market has been dull and declining to-
day; very little offering and few buyers in the market
cline Of Xaic Sales which have been Irregular amount
ed to 76 balee as tcows: at %; at a; IA at 26 at
27; at FIX; "a at - , ard Is at 28hc.
Recefpte IS bales,
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LONDON, August %, 1855.

james H. WehA, Esq.,:
MY DEAN sm: AS you are going back to the United
Messrs. Ohiokerng. Tell them was delighted with
their Grand PIlnofore-as g4ed IN isaTvmens, h'nk
ar mas eper tsras5 out, both IN touch aniter.
- Wishing you, &c., remain evarst IlJ, -ns.
b. F. BROADWOOD. {,
Firm ofL Broadwood 4 Sons. Pianoforte Manutse.
turers London.
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R1oE. n. STORES. LUMBER.

Exports of Rice, Naval Stores and Lu,ubcr,
from tho Port OF Charleston, from Septe'r
LIST to March 80, 1867.
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JOHN.WA ALIACH,
March Il
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
CHEROKEE PILLS,
or Female Regulator,

. ] I &: { ! !
~ Cure Suppressed, Etcessipe and
IA Painful 1fen8truutfon, Gresn
E Sickness, Nervous and Spinal At
b fections Pains in the Back, Sict-
HMM Headache, G4ddinsss, and all dis
H6H3EA eases that spring from. frregularity,
lj~M} by removing the cause and oil tho
sR<A eiHects that arise from 1t. They
43&44B% are perfectly safe,in all cases, eo.
EEHE6l'M cept aoheH forbidden by direc-
f3A3S& A3SSSs&, Y tions and are ensy to administer,
4ns6@ = rs they arc nicely sugar coated.
%EANSA They should be In the hands Of
#E&35 every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
~ in the Iand.
SSM.SNeb48~ Ladies' CON address us in perfect
Vel1tasksr confidence, and state their COM
plolnts in full, as we treat all Female Complaints,
ami prepare Medicines suitable for all diseases 10
which they arc subject Thtrty-two page pamphlet
In senled envelope, free.
The Cherokee Pills are sold by oil drnggists at 81
per box, or six boxes for s.; or they are sent by
mail, free OF POSTAGE In an ordinary letter, free
from observation, by addressing the sole proprietor
Dr.. W. B. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., n. 7.
N.B.-Cherokee Pills No. are prepared for
special cases, when milder medicines fail these
are sent by mail, free Of postagc on receipt OF -,
tho price Of each boa.
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DRUGS, cHEMl5 AIS, ETC. G
slalILlA sIn1ILlBUs CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
EIOr1EOPATHIC SPECIFICS g

TTAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE EIZ9ge
ort and Reliable They are the only medicines par
tecy adapted to popular useso simple that mistakeo
cannot be made In using them 20 harmless as to be
tree from danger, md 10 efficient Is to bs always rea
al and will always render satisfaction.
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LoNDoa, July TO- 1866.

Aessra Caickerfna d Sohs:
GENTS: Ihave just been invited By Meoars. ooard to
try Grand Piano.forta manufactured by you, and =!
have no hesitation IN endorsing the opinion OF my old
frend Mr. O. D. Ooiard, VIE: That 1t III the finest in
strumeutI ever played on.
Believe me. gentlemen, moat faithfully yours.
]. l.. HATTON.
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II RIENOE, IN entire success: :Simplo-Prompt-Eau.
tectly adapted to popular simple that mistakes
cannot be made In using them; 20 harmless a. 10 Do
tree from DANGER md efficient as to bs always rea-
Die. They have raised the highest commsnaaton fto
al, and viii always render satisfaction.
So. /, cures Fevers, Congestion. Inh.nomations
4" Crying Collie, or Teethins Of 1n.ss.,. :.
Diarrnesa ci children OF ~ idnis:.:. 2s
:" Dyscntery, Gripping, Rlous ColIt.. =
9, CholeIA Morbus, Hauseas Vornit-
Coughs, Colds a;s =
. 8, NeuralRis, Ieotha;he, Faoeache.. -
g. Headaches, Sicf HeadAcheW WeRHeo. 2S
10 J" DyspepsfR, Bilious Stomach. y
I" IL, I" rSEpprossed, or Painful PertodA y Il:
n "l Whites, too profnse periods. .... go -
IL Cronp, Cough, DimcuJt Bresthtngs. ...;t21
IL I" Salt hheuna, Ersspsiss, Kr1ptionA -
IL, !" RhonMAtdkm, Rheumatic Pains. -
".ls, z" Fever and Agaej Chill feyers ~;
~ piiss, Blind Or g g
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="lI Z" Cata.-h, Acute or Chronic, InaH-s
whoepin4 e Cough, vcisnt oonshi s. s.
an Asthma, Oppressed Breathing. 9. 30. = 20
az !" Ear Discharges; Impaired jHess. q
a sorofai:, Enlarged aiina svsa IL;
snss.I Dsci:; rn;::i g
26a =" Drepsy ana Sc4nty Sec1e&ioua. Z. az 20
- 28 Sea sickness. Sickness from Bid
=; I. !. :. -. y y
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dons, Involuntary discharges .L01
"29 Sore mouth, Gamer. 90
80, Urinary Inoontincnce, Wetttns = :.
81, "P.iaiai ssaiiiip iPp;e:iIiods. evsn xft1 :
su9s1G spssy 20: & Change Of
% 83 Epilepsy, spaSms, ak Yitu1' Dance.lO1
81 Diptheria, Uloerased Sore frost .. 90,
FAMILY CASES. 50. ~
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LIST OF SHIPPING
STEAMSHIPS.

In the Port OF Charleston, March 2s, 1867.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsrINa
WITHIN THE STATE ExCEPTED.
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DR.. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or. Essence Of Life,

Cures General De6ilitp, Redk.
mesa, Hysterfcs In Femoses,
Palpitdtioe Of the Heart and
all Nervous Disedsea. 1t. re.
stores new life and vigor to tho
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>.
Ohiokering Sons, OF Boston and New York, have
much pleasure In teshying to its general o1cell
For sweetness and brillisucy of tore, delicacy OF
consider 1t q really GRAND P1ANo.FoRTE AND DECIDED
m THE Besr HAVE SEEN OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.
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THALB1RGS 0PlNION.
conndsr Chickering & Sons Pianos. beyond com.
parison, the best have seen In America.
8. THALBERa,
Chairman of Jury on Musical Instruments.
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Mohawk, - tons, Bradley, at Accommodation wharf,
from Peafori Del, dischargng :, ,Screyen Nisoet
Rising Sun, = tons, Hastings at Brown Cos wharf,
from Bntmore discharglng. T Tupper y sonH
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Consignses per sunth Oarolinss Hatlroed,
March 49,,
PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
New nj. 9th, 4h. 18m morn Full M. Goth, 3h Som mor1
First G. 13th 3h. 27m morn Last G. 28t, Oh 26 mor1
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-31

hand in hand with all true men-even to deah-so long
as they pursue it. When they refuse or turn aside we
can travel it alone.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26

WENDELL PHfLLips' LEcruRE.--Those who
attended the lecture Of Wendell Philips, on
Monday evening, with tho expectation Of listen
ing 90 q food Of denunciation and Of behold
ing wonderful exhibition Of that energy Of el-
ocution, which drives all before il, into xieating
the senses, and carrying an audience by Storm
doubtless vent away disappointed. Instead.
they saw before them an intellectual giant
whose very presence, in its noble dignity com
manded respect, and whose words flowed forth
in golden stream from an inc xhaustiblc foun-
tain. Truths-many unpleasant; very many
otherwise-slways clothed in the choicest dress,
and uttered with the calm assurance Of recti-
tude, went home TO the judgment and conyin-
ced. This 10 utter al the true power Of 0ratory,
although it may well be questioned whether that
power is not greatly enhanced by that manner
Of presenting truth which swakens to the ut
most ones sensibilities and thrills every nerve
like a galvanic shock. In listening to "The
Peril Of the Hour" while feasting upon the
steady now Of ideas, and admiring the ease Of
the speaker manner, and the purity Of his clas>
sic diction, We could not help feeling that there
lay behind all this latent power Of ora.ory
which il would have been most gratifying to all
present to have seen developed.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26
For the Bulletin.
Sch col Matters In Dyron.

The Board Of Directors of Byron town.
ship held their regular meeting at Winthrop
on the 18th inst. +. p. Brin,nall was elect
oil President, II. {. Caughtry Secretary, and
j. NJ. Miller, Treasurer for The ensuing year.
The township dis.ric: is divided into nine
sub districts six Of these are now provided
with good school houses, and the district
township meeting voted ten mill tax to
build houses for the other three. This with
FIVE or six mills on tie dollar for teachers
and contingent fund makes huge school
tax but we voluntarily shoulder the burden,
believing, that even as a pecu MARY invest.
ment seven thousand dollars worth Of
school houses will pay; and then We conf
IDENTITY hope, very soon, 10 see our children
enjoying equally as good educational advan.
tages rs the Yankee bows and girls Way
down East" We are not depending upon
school.houses alone, however each school
room has . new set Of Mitchellfs Outline
Maps; the Board have secured uniformity
Of text books and each sub-drector evidently
feels MI intelligent desire to secure the SER
vices Of thoroughly competent and energetic
teachers.
The Board decided 70 pay teachers for the
summer term, accordingly to the grade Of
their certificates, Ito first grades, $780, sec.
ond grade, &25; and ,bird grade, $50 per
month. We are 10 have nine months Of
school in the Winthrop district and eight
months ia each OF the other sub districts, du-
ring the year. But the most encouraging
sign Of progress, the one giving the best AS
surance that our efforts to improve the con.
dition of our schools are to be crowned with
success, is the increasing demand for good
teachers. Judging from the conversation Of
our Board, to-day, some eight or nine fret
class teachers can find pleasant employment,
during the summer, at good wages, in Byron
township; but that Mfyd grade teachers here
abouts will soon find their occupation gone
PROGRESS.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26
ProceeAings 81 Comvemslom Of C0~A
TcSnPlArs fer the Osh Judlc Dis.
o1lCts
INDEPENDENCE. March 49, 1s6,

INDEPENDENCE, March l9, 1867.
The delegates 10 the Convention met al A
O'Clock r. NJ, ia Unity Lodge room, No. lG.
Bro. +. r. Shsnkland called the meeting to
order.
Bro. A. Fuller, Of Unity Lodge No. I6,
was elected Chairman, and Bro. Ed. w.
Duncan, Of Dubuque Lodge No. l6O, Score
tary.
Bro. Shankland moved that the Conyen.
ton proceed to appoint committees on Gre
dentials, Resolutions, and Business, which
resulted as follows:
Com. on Credentials-Geo. Philpot, Jas.
Hampton an J. l.. Loomis.
Com. on Resolutions-E. X. Shankland,
W. Butter6eld and j. l.. LOOMS.
Com. on Business-C. w. Newton, W.
Butterfield and Sister NJ. Yates.
Bro. Z. r. ShanklanG moved that the Con.
sention admit three delegates from Unity
Lodge No. l6. Carried.
The Committee on Credentials handed in
their report, which was on motion adopted.
On motion, adjourned to meet after lee.
ture Of Bro. Trusdell.
EVENING SESSION.
Convention met at 10 o'clock.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
as follows:
WHEREAS, The legalized sale of lager beer
and native wine is a disgracefui compromise
with the liquor interests Of this State, not
only demoralizing society by its direct inAu-
ence, but serving as a screen for the illegal
sale Of strong liquors, therefore
Resolred, That We will use every proper
influence 10 secure the enactment Of such a
law as will utterly prohibit the sale, as bev
erage, Of all kinds Of intoxicating drinks in
the State Of Iowa.
Resolred, That to effect this end, it is the
duty OF all temperance men in the State TO
attend political primary meetings and con
yentions, and to secure the nomination and
election Of radical temperance men TO all
offices in the gift of the pc pie and especial
ly TO our next General Assembly.
Resolred, That We as Good Templars
hereby solemnly pledge ourselves to more
active efforts to secure the enforcement Of
our presen, prohibitory law.
Z. r. SHaNKLAxD,
j. l.. LOOMS, Com.
W. BurTERrIELD,
1t was moved that the next Convention
be held at Cedar Falls on the last
Tuesday in May. Carried.
Bro. Newton moved that the Convention
tender Bro. c. G.. Trusdel a vote Of thanks
for his able and eloquent lecture, which was
carried By a unanimous vote.
Remarks we're then made by several breth-
rem, after which adjourned to meet at Cedar
Falls, May 2s,h, 1867.
A. FULLER, Chm.
Ed. ". DUNCAN. Sec'y.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26
LIQUOR SEIZURE.

On Thursday of last week, Sheriff Crooks 3,
assisted by City Marshal Rowse, entered all
the whisky saloons on Main Street and seiz-
ed what liquors could be found, in accord
ance with the laws of Iowa. The search
was made just after dinner. Had it been
prosecuted earlier in the day, before the sa
loon keepers had been made aware of the
movement. the result would probably have
been more satisfactory, although it is well
known that no large amounts we're kept in
the saloons. As it was. although every sa-
loon visited has hitherto sold liquors in open
violation Of the law, yet in two or three in.
stances no strong liquors could be found, and
the whole seizure amounted 10 a compare.
lively unimportant quantity. This move
mcnt, however, was only designed as the in>
iiatory work in the enforcement Of the pro.
hibitory law in this city. As such il gave
IN earnest Of what was to follow.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26
CITY AND COUNTY.

PARTNER WASTED.-Wc will sell one
half Of the Bullain establishment to n thor
ough printer, who is qualified 10 take the
mechanical oversight OF the business of our
hands. We have too much to do, and con.
sequen,ly can DO full justice to neither the
mechanical nor editorial work of the Office.
The subscription list and general patronage
Of the Office are gradually increasing. I'm
exceptionable references required.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26

CLIMAX! CLINAy,

n "A "A u Il N A X =!
Pages Climax SaIve, q Family
blessing for 25 cents,
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without IL.
We warrant it to cure Scrofula
Sores, Salt Rheum, ChilbIains.
letter, PimpIes, and all Eruptions
OF the Skin. For Sore Breast or
Nipples, Cuts, Spralns, Bruises.
Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands,
&C., It makes a perfect cure.
IL has been used over fifteen
years, without one failure.
1t has no parallel-haying Der.
1ectly eradicated disease and
healed after all other remedies had
failed. 1t fsa compound OF Arnica
with many other Extracts and
Balsams, and put up in larger
boxes for the same price than any
other Ointment.
sold ~ Druggists everywhere. white 4 Ifoviand
ffopretors, l2l Liberty Street Nev York
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26

NOTICE is hereby given, tina. on the 9TH day
IN Of March, 1867, corporation was organ
ned at Independence, Iowa, under the provis-
ions of chapter SO, Of the Revision Of iss0 Of
the Laws of Iowa.
The name Of the corporation 10 the Indepen-
dence Mills Company" and the principal place
Of business IL in the City Of Independent Coun-
~ Of Buchanan, and State of Iowa The ma
ture Of the business TO be transacted is to i'm
prove the water power, TO erect and carry on
Merchants and Custom Mill, Wooden Mil.
and any other mills that the Company NAV
choose.
The capital stock 10 $4,000, with the priv
iege Of increasing the same 10 $3.50, 000 and is to
be paid in at such times as the Board Of Direc-
tors shall determine. The corporation commen-
ced on the 9th day Of March, 1867, and will ter.
inmate in twenty years from that day. The af-
lars Of the Company are TO be conducted by
nine directors, who are TO be elected annually
on the LIST Monday in May Of each year, after
1867. The highest amount Of Indebtedness to
which the corporation is to be subject at any
time il one-fourth Of the capital stock paid in.
The private property Of stockholders is in all
eases to be exempt from corporate debts.
P. C. WILCOX, Pres't
JED LAKE, Sec'y. T39-4w
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26
DELAY ED.

We have been delayed two days in the
ISIS ue OF this weeks bulletin on account Of
our inability 70 procure print paper. We
ordered paper from Dubuque about the mid
die of las. week, but the supply at that point
was exhausted and the order was only filled
Wednesday. We regret this delay, as it
disarranges our work, as well as discom-
modes our subscribers but it was unavoid-
able
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-- -
CONG RESSxONAL PROCEEDINGS.

The Senate passed the registration or sup
Elementary reconstruction bill on the 10th,
the vote standing 3s to 2. The House
passed it on the 18th. The credentials Of
Senator Thomas, of Maryland, were present
ed on the 18Th, but objections 10 his being
sworn in we're raised on account Of his dis
loyalty during the war, and a motion was
made to refer the credentials to the judiciary
Committee, but without the questions being
taken the matter was postpon ned and is not
yet acted upon. Mr.. Stevens delivered q
lengthy speech on the con6scat;on bill of.
fered BY him during the last Session. The
committee appointed to investigate the re-
ports of the revenue frauds in the Costom
House, New York, have found damaging
testimony against Collector Smyth as well as
Senators Patterson and Doolittle. 1t is
probably Smyth will lose his place.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26

EsLARGED.-lt is very gratifying to note
the prosperity Of our neighbors Of the press.
The latest instance at hand is that Of the
Delaware County onion which appeared,
last week, at the commencement ofits fourth
volume, enlarged to seven columns on the
page. The Union has always been one Of
the most neatly printed Of our exchanges.
Its enlargement will add the dignity of stature
to the beauty Of typography, and thus still
further commend it to the patronage Of the
progressive citizens of Delaware County.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26

Mar OF BUCHANAN CoUxrr.-T. J. Ma.
rinus Esq, County Recorder, has just re-
ceived large supply Of beautiful and ex.
treamly accurate County map drawn by him
self and designed particularly for the use Of
land agents. 1t is about seven inches square,
the sections ell properly numbered, the
timber indicated, the streams accurately
traced and the plats Of the various towns
exactly given. 1t is certainly the most con ;
venicnt and perfect pocket map Of the
county yet produced.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26
MARsHALLrowx TlxEs..-We have negls

MARsHALLrowS TIxEs..--We have neglect
ed to notice the recent enlargement of this
sterling sheet from eight to nine columns on
the page. The Times has probably the best
patronage Of any interior county paper in
the State, and naturally spreads itself to
accommodate it. We do not complaia Of our
own patro, age, but did all the business men
Of Independence assist 10 sustain US, We
should soon follow the example Of the Times
and add another column to our dimensions.
We congratulate brother Aldrieh most hearth
ly on his success.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26
SCHOOL. SCHOOL.

TlHE Public generally viii please take notice.
that Mr.. Freeman T. Knows will COM
mence Select School, in Haradon's Building, on
Monday, April LIST, 1867, for term Of three
months. He will teach all the Common Eng
lish branches with Higher Mathematics and
Philosophy. Terms, $500 for Common, and
$500 for Higher English, per-term Of three
months. Mr.. Knowls solicits the patronage of
our people. Persons desiring to see him or to
make arrangements for sending to his School.
will please call at the e0ee Of L. W. Hart, or
after Monday next on him at his School Room.
Mr.. Knows comes to we'll recommended by
the Superintendent Of Black Hawk Co., Iowa,
as first class Teacher, and We hope he viii re-
ccive liberal patronage. [40-4w
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26

LECTURE or REy. MR. TRusDELL-The
lecture of Rev. Mr.. Trusdell. of Clinton, de-
liverea under the auspices Of the Good Tenn
plars, ut the Methodist Church, on Tuesday
evening last, was powerful and logical ex-
POSITION Of the great question which is just
now so thoroughly agi,ating thc public mind.
His yiess were radical and Of course right.
There can properly be no halfway house on
the temperance road. Tie lines are dis
timely marked aid every man is either on
the one side or the other Mr.. Trusdell is
einpha,ically for thorough prohibitory law
-one which shall no, attempt to buy off the
liqnr interest By granting indulgenees. The
speech was vers atleniively listened to
throughout, by the large audience present,
and was prod ctye Of much good.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26
Mean for themonth, 22.e.
Mean for February, 1868, 1875.

A NARROW EscArE-C. r. Wallace. ESQ.,,
Of this city, had marrow escape from drown
ing in the Cedar river at Vinton, on Thurs
day last He had been visiting Vinson and
was crossing the river on his return, the ice
being quite unsafe. when his horse broke
through with its hind feet, but sprang for
ward just in time to reach 6rmer ice and to
pull the wagon over the creviee.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26
A CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.

TNHE wsll-known tConable) Farm, one half
i mile east Of Fairbank, containing ! 80 acres,
all fenced and subdividcd into six fields, living
water for stock, good brick and wood house 2sx
80 feet, one story high, large frame barn, timber
on the place, fruit trces and shrubbery plenty.
Will be sold cheap. Terms easy.
For further particulars, enquire Of the sub
scriher. or Ransom Bartle. Land Agent, Inde-
pendence, Iowa; Office in Deering Smale's
Drug store. J. +. LYON.
Dec. ii, 1866. 25-tf
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26

Mr.. W. W. Bcebee, Of Dubuque, will deliver a
lecture on Horticulture, at the Methodist Church,
on Friday evening, the 10Th inst, att O'Clock.
The very general Interest in this
subject now manifested by our citizens generally,
and the well known ability Of Mr.. Beebce to dis
cuss it thoroughly, will doubtless call out good
attendance. Admission free.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26

G. A. R.-The next regular meeting of
the Post will be held at Fireman's Hall on
Thursday 2sth. Work under the new ritual,
recently received. Muster in. Important
business. Interesting miscellaneous exer>
ciscs. Every comrade should be present
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26

HopGEs is making preparations for fine
spring trade. He is bound to sell as many
goods as any other man in Independence.
He still does tailoring in good style and to
the advantage of customers.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26

SELECT SCHOOL, Mr.. Freeman 7.
Knows, of Black Hawk County, will open a
select school in Haradon's building on Chat
am ST., on Monday, April LIST. Mr.. Knowls
comes we'll recommended. See ADVERTISE
ment.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-26

ANOTHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the
sprightliest of our exchanges is the Dallas
Gazette. It has recently given evidence o.
the enterprise Of Adel by enlarging from
seven to eight columns. The Republicans of
that town know how to sustain q newspaper.