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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

I Taylor, Cook & Marsh, Wilmer & Far
ris.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE DEALERS.
FA Smith, X Jones.
Stock Deotcrs.- Searls & Muncy.
Neat Mashet.-John Dorsett.
REsTAUnASrs.
ER Billings, George Philbrick.
Taiior.-A Buchanan.
Mtlincr. Mrs. Durand.
Nursery ssocl d; .Slrubbey.-F c Merrill
rvs LIVERY STABLES.
Mr.. McMurray, Hays & Pugh.
cAgPEYTgRs 4 JoINERs.
n. ID X Campbell;t Clubine h Rosencrans,
Stevens l. Greeley, George Moore, George
IIarwood, II Philips, Stephen Cole, II BY
ers and " II Angel.
BLAcKsMiTHs.
T. Parker, Mr.. Shoulz, A Grat,an.
Wagon Mdker.-Thomas Tigh.
BRICK AND STONE xAsoSs.
r Wright, S Lowell, Mr.. Rich.
Harness Nqkcr.-J j Harding.
Timers. w Taft, G G Nichols.
BarJer.-A Fernbach.
P,inters.-J B llill, J B Marvin.
Photogropher.--Mr. Farley.
In the arrangement OF the above list the
priority Of names has nothing 10 do with the
standing of the parties and, while have
oadeasorcd to make it as complete and corr
rect as possible, still may have committed
errors or omissions, and if so, shall be hap.
py, as before stated, to make corrections.
Through the kindness of our station agent,
Mr.. W. Mosher, have been enabled to com.
pile the following abstract of the railroad
business ofthis station for each month Of the
year, showing the amount Of freight received
and forwarded, and the receipts from the
sale of passenger tickets.
McONBEa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

The Best and Original Togic Of Iron,
Phosphorus, and Caiisaya, known as Gas,
well, Mack & Cos Ferro Phosphora,ed Ell.
ixir Of Calisaya Bark. The Iron restores
color to the blood, the Phosphorus renewes
waste Of the nerve tissue, aud the Calisay
gives natural healthy tone to the digestive
organs, thereby curing dyspepsia in its var
ious forms, Wakefulness, General Debility.
and Depression of Spirits. Manufactured
only by CASWELI., HAZARD & CO, New
York. Sold by all druggists. n24ly.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

consolidation Of railroad companies waa
adopted.
SATURDAY, 2jTH.-In the Senate, among
less important bills introduced. was one for
resumption OF the McGregor Western Rail.
road lands. A bill was passed to inGernni-
fy counties which have not received their
swamp land indemnify warrants, aud to
provide for safe keeping Of the public sur
yeys.
in The House, bills we're introduced for
State Reform School, and appropria,ing
81 900 for law department in the State
University. A message form the Governor
was received and ordered printed.
FRIDAY. 2iTB-In the Senate, bills were
introduced for the encouragement Of agr.
culture to amend The law relative to the
meeting Of the Boards of Supervisors. A
resolution was adopted for the relief of Bu.
chanan Co., on account Of safe robbery.
ia tie House, The bills passed giving
right Of way to the U. s., in the construct,
ion OF the Lower Rapids Canal.
MoNDAY, 2TTH.-In the Senate, a large
number Of memorials and bills were intro
duced. bu, no bills Of general Importance
passed.
In the House, a joint resolution passed
appointing q committee 70 vis, the Soldiers
Orphans Homes also, bill for reimbnrse~
m ent Of Soldiers of "a and 3d Iowa kegi
men's fur money paid FOX their gray
uniforms, and for obtaining opinion Of Sa.
preme Court,
TUESDAY, 28rn-In the Senate, little or
no important business was transacted. In
the House, the bill giving Just ces of the
Peace Jurisdiction to tie amount Of 5000
was defeated. Bills were introduced 10 en-.
courage the planting Of forest trees ; to
regulate compensation Of Co. Judges, &c.
A genuine surprise occurred At the
residence of the editor on Friday evening
last In the absence Of ourself and wife,
large party Of ladies aid gentlemen took
possession Of the premises, and having rot
matters arranged to suit themselves, coolly
sent for us to 60 home and see sleigh.load
Of friends who had "just arrived No
sooner had we reached our own home than
We were seized upon by the jollieat set of
rascals that ever tore an editor and his
wife) TO pieces. What followed needs no
descript on. If that party didn't enjoy
then the word is misnorner.
Among the incidents, was the presentation Of
the very tangible token" of forty dollars 10
Mr.. d. ID. Holdrdge, the Choris,er, aud the
Organlst. The recipients made /" haltingm
but none the less earnest acknowledgements.
" and all weat merry as marriage bell"
Never was "gift enterprise" more gracefully
nor more heartily Appreciated
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

JUMPER TAR SoAP-Is q certain cure for
Chapped Hands aud all roughnes. and iril-
alton Of the skin, Eczema, Ringworln, Salt
Rheum. Pimp'es, and all other cutaaeous
affections, making the skin soft and smooth.
Manufactured by CASwELL, HAZARD L
CO., New York, Sold by all druggists
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

Information guaranteed 10 produce luxuriant
growth of hair upon bald bead or beardless
face, also recipe for the removal Of Pimples,
Blotches Eruptions, etc.. on the skin, leaving
the same soft, clear, and beautiful, can be OBJ
tanned without charge by addressing
THoS. Y. CHAPMAN, CHanrsr,
ni7y S23 Broadway, New York,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
CITY AND COCNTY,
THIS OFFICE For SALE.

we offer the BULLETIN 0fico for sale. The
paper Is in prosperous condition. This is one
Of the best openings in tho State. To prevent
misspprchension, VIC will state that this course
il not pursued on account Of financial embar.
rassmont
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

The latest and best styles Of calicos and
drcss goods arriving daily at the New York
Store. Goods sold for cash cheaper than
any where else in town Merrimac rem.
nanis By the wholesale. Ladies, now is the
time for nice pa.ch work. II
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

DoSArioSs. J. n. Borss received
q donation visit nt bis residence. Thursday
evening. The proceeds we're over one hun
dsed dollars.
On the same evening Rev. John Fulton
received donation At Winthrop, amounting
70 $3.50.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

x series OF Universalist meetings is being
held al the Baptist Church. Several talent.
ed edpseachers of.ha, denomination are press
ont
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILL3


The Most Successful Nedis;nei
In the World.
Established In 1886 by cnc ct
our Most Eminent Physicians, a.ld
now used throughout North ant
South America, with more pleasing
results than any other Medicine ia
cases Of diseased Liver, Blood CIR
Skin, Indigestion, Costiyeness,
Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism
and Fever and Ague.
Thousands Of certificates are il
eur possession, giving detailed
accounts Of perfect CURES effected
by these Invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System and put
allf the functions OF the body
in q healthy condition.
Sold by all Druggists. White 6 Rowland. Props-
etors, Successors 70 pa John Mossa. aaI DE-. v. y
NesAh New York.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

Mr.. Palmer will speak at the Teachers
Institute to be holden At Winthrop, Satur>
day, Feb. 18th, on the subject" How may
our Schools be more successfully taught"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
yoHN J. DAILY REsIG Ns.

JEsuP, January goth, 1868.
J. L. LoosIs, ESQ,
Chm Rep. Cent. Com. Buchanan Co.
Dear Sir AS cannot in justice to my own
convict 1ns Of right act in unison with the Re.
puslican party, any longer, allow me to resign
my position as member ON the County Central
Committee.
Yours very truly,
mo nATX
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

To De HAPPY rou xusT BE vIssrors."-So
said the late humorist, APtemas Ward, the show
man. To cure any kind of Humor. take DR.. J..
W. Poland's Humor Doctor, composed Of sew
aral Of the best roots and herbs ever used for
purifying the blood, and which have been Cd
by our grandmothers in past generations. Sold
by Smalc 4 Goodfellow. Nv
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

"Deekin Pogram" at the Baptist Church,
Monday evening.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

Petroleum Y. Nasty, "Chaplia to bis III
seleasy, Androo johnson, and P. NJ. at Con.
fedrt X Roads, Kentucky, lectures on "Cus>
sid be Canaan q, the Bap,is: Church, Mon.
day evening, Feb 81.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

We ere having fine winter weather, rathcr
cool, with very fine scighing
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
j JES q P-

YTVHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. Tha. on the
II 2lst Of January. A. ID. 1865, . Warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued agsinst the estate Of
Rodney Bescher Of Winthrop, in the Coanty Of
Buchanan. and State of Iowa, who has been a5-
judged bankrupt, on his own petition; that
the payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging to such bankrupt. to him,
OF for his use, and the transfer Of any property
by him are forbidden by law that meeting Of
the creditors Of the said bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to choose or more assignees Of
his estate. viii be held at Court Of Bankrupt
cy, to be holden at Room Ne. One fll, Custom
House, Dabaeae. Iowa. before Hon. Willis
Drummond. Register. on the fourteenth day Of
February, A. b. ls6S, at 10 clock. A. NJ.
n3l-2w p. W. CEAt Ord.
Deputy [. s. Marshal District =. Iva.
Messens :.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

An immense stock Of wall rarer just rs,
ceived at J. p. Sampson / Co.'S.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
MELODEON ron SALE,

A octave, Prince / Co., nearly new
Will BE- sold on reasonable terms for cash.
Inquire Of Thomss L McOmber, Jesur,
Iowa.
BOW
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
FOR SALE.

span Of fine breeding mares. a lumber uaY.
on, double harness, and one set nee bob sleishs.
Enquire at the residence OF Erasmus rri.el,e
one mile north east Of Indepenienss
N:ls A =. STEWART
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

ASsuAL SCHOOL MsErING.-El Electors will
make note of the fact that the Annual
School .ncetin. Of the Independent School
District Of Independence, will take place on
Monday, the 9th Of March. See notice.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

NAsBY, at the Baptist Church, on Nom
day evening.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
DISSOLETION.

7NHE firm Of /. L. q " K. Kiuyoa is this
i day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons having claims against sai Grm
will present the same to W. Il Kinyon for set
tlensnt, and all persons indebted 20 said frrn
will please cAli and make payment 10 W. X.
Kiuyon Who is authorized to receive the same.
Independence, Iowa, Jan. 10th, 1868.
l.. l.. KINYON,
n3l-i. w. Il. KINyDS.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
COMMERCIAL.
BULLETIN OFFICE.
I1DEPEsDESc., Jan. 81. 1865.
MARKET REPORT.

The following is comparative statement Of
the Independence, Dubuque, Chicago, and New
York Markets at the latest dates, and the highest
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

The Conservative ntima.es that this Office
is offered for sale on account Of mental il
not financial embarrassment. The Coaser,
ratire is more fortunate, since there IL no
possibility Of us ever suffering mental em,
barrassment
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

CRrRcH festival. The ladies Of ia
BApts. Society Of this city, propose to give
festival at the church, on Thursday even-
ing. the e,h Of February, for the purpose OF
raising funds 10 carpet the church. Oys
tiers aud other Refreshments, music, etc, viii
be !uruisLsd in rroflsion. 4 general good
time is anticipated, and every body is invited
A. will be III covered BY his note, John j..
Daily, Of Jesup, has left the Republican par
ty Of BaShaaan Co. iojts fate, aud has r,>
licved ihe Co. Central Committee Of much
embarrassment by resigning his position IS
one Of is members. This aciitn Of Mr. Da.
ly win meet with the unqualified approval OF
Eep ublcans.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

PRoGagss or JBsur.-Our able AID ID.
dlstrious correspondent at Jesup. Mr. d. A.
Mc0mber, has furnished an excellent &C.
count OF the progress AID business OF Jesup
fri the year 1867. The revelations Of enter
prise and gro~th there made will douhies.
ass3nish many Of the readers Of the BULLET,
~. Oar friends at Icsup can obtain copies
OF this weeks issue, neatly folded ia wrap
psrs, at five chs. each.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
Copartnership Notice.

COpartnership Notice.
7 Have this day associated with myse,f in ihe
Il Hardware trade, Mr.. W. }. Butler, ard the
name and yle of the firm will from thi. date, be
KINYON & BUTLER.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
on the LATE frfn Of L. l.. 4 W. H. Einyen, /
trust the new firm will merit and receis. Al
equally LIBERAL share of the hardware tra de.
W. r. kISYON.
In dependence, Iowa, Jan. q, 1858. 4w
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
CORRECTED WEEKLY.


lNOEPENDEyCE MARKETS.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
Original Notice.

Ia District Court. April Terra, 4. ID. lss
L. C. Merrh,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

James Mancy, G A Fisk, D B Grouse, I
Robson, Mr.. Grafton.
LAWYERS.
j Daley, J Richmond. gf
Dsatist.--J ID Moody. -"
Reol Estate Ayent--J Daley.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
JR Jones, + II Billings, Daley.
HOTELS.
National Holel--A Fuller, Prop'r; En-,
pire Houses S Taylor, Propr.
DRY GOODS.
Myers 4 Mas, branch Il o Laird L Bro;
Thomas Il McOmbor; ] + Hodges, branch
Cook l. Marsh G A Harrington.
GROCERIES.
Demming l. Leper, John Guysr, StcAles
4 Pint, ] + Hodges branch, Thomas 4 Me-
Omber, Myers & Mas branch, Il Q Laird
4 Bro, Cook & Marsh.
BOOTS SHOES.
Exclusively; o Dunton, } Is lrumbauer
Win other goods; Myers 4 Mas branch
G 4 Harrington, J + Hodges branch. R 9
Laird 4 Bro.
TIN i HARDWARE.
wilson 4 Strong, G W Taft, l. Reynolds
Furnituye--Wilson & Strong.
DRUGGISTS.
Munev 4 Thomrson, Grafton Il soa'
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THE CIVIL COURTS.

On motion OF District Attorney Courtney,
Yesterday his assistants. Smons and Rollins, ad-
United to practice ia the United states Courts.
Owing to Judge Benedict's inability to be in
the United states Circuit Court yesterday the criminal
calendar which To have been called, postponed
until next Saturday at IL a. IN.
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed yesterday
by Young b. Ch0es, James H. Jones, Henry T. Bodget,
and George smaley, all Of this city and by George f.
Concklin of Newburgh, Orange Co., n. Y.
The Commissioners appointed to make esti-
and assessments for the opening of the new Cir
Gle" and OF widening Sxthave above the Central Park
TO form boulevard made their report the Supreme
Court yesterday. Decision on confirming the estimates
was reserved.
The case of Cary and Others against Post
master Kelly, for retaining their Gift Enterprise letters
was before the United States Circuit Court yesterday
and Judge Blatchford informed the counsel that two
points to be settled before the argument-the Juris
dlcton, and the power to compel Mr. Kelly by what was
virtually mandamus 10 give mp the letters Ihe hear
ing was postponed until Feb and meantime the subject
is be taken before the State Supreme Court TO settle
the question OF Jurisdiction
Ann Cavan filed libel in the District'Court
against the steamboat George Washington and ferrboat
d. g. Gregory to 10000 for personal injuries
Sslyed through sooso9 between those vessels, u sep
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ember 1866 The ibellant In the ladies' cabin when
the collision occurred and the bow Of the Washington cue
into the ladies' cabin throwing her down to tie deck.
cutting her face opeD and facturng Of her legs
from which injuries she still suffers. and confined he's
bed Each claimant admits tho facts, but eDdeavors 70
throw the blame upon the other The case yet undo
toTmined.
A son of John A. Stohrer was found, on the
14h Of February 1906 dead under the hosrway OF No.
100 Waterst One Of the doors OF the waterway OF the
The father administrator the owner OK the build.
ing, Julian Allen before Judge Muin or the supreme
Court claiming that the accident occurred through the
negligent construction of the fourth story hatchways
The defense that the boy himself very careless
and that the accident occurred through either the ne
gence OF the boy the occupants OF the building Inc
Judge having declined TO suit the submitted
10 the jury with directions 10 bring in sealed verdict
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
ship New World Champion, London. Grnnel Minturn 20.
Ship Jacob A. Stauler Sampson Hayre Boyd Hnc2en.
Bark Presto Bril- Scott Londonderry Boyd Hncken 49, .
Eiesyoh orw Knueen Cork or Falmouth for oder'"
Brig edahl Sorw Hsnurchson Cork for orders W. p Schmidt.
Son 4 Co
Sebr Frank Jameson, Jameson New-0esns NJ H. Brigham
ARRIVED.
Steamship Etna DBL Brigham Liverpool Jan via Queenstown
h and Halifax h with nise and 80 pass 70 yonn ~ Dss iI
Island and Halifax P.ssd s9 G'S S Sos S and pas. to
pr o la Ioo D. M 30 miles T. Of Frying Pan
shoals exchanged signals with steamship H. Livingston hence for sa
Vsnaah -, -, p,i
steamship Neptune Baker Boston, with mdse and pass to william
steamship Chesapeake Bragg. Portland With mase and pass. to
Steamship Alb-m Richmond and Norfolk With ud's and
Steamship Fairbanks Haater wilmington N c., Sitb ndse and
to James Hand .. IA, al, 4.
BSr yosge Br Caryan 100 days With mi Boyd
Bar Pahn Br Osborne Rio Janero days with coffee to Prea:
dergra Bros Had heavy NV sses Tor the " IL days. an1 Desu
Brg AEsdo tof windsor j. Arhat N s., "a days
With coal TO Had heavy westerly gales the entire passage
J.B the Lover Bay bad the fore nbbepoH stove ia ~
had sI feet water tie ho Has obliged 70 A ASIO'e Sp
ton. Staten Island 20 prevent sinking -, ,.,. am,
Bz Tendeng russ Iner ABgosura ~ days with hides 70 er
Houghoa Has been u days north VI hat'eras WIN 'ns "
Big udoa whmore Maag, 40 ia, ard Gibraltar 20 iys with
lost lopsa yard Sailed company with bark Aetts for Norfolk
Schr " Holmes Raynor NewCaedona Grenada, II days. Via
Havana days, with eoeolnn'' to james ponslA"
MEMORANDA.
The steamship Glauus formerly reported ashore the rocks At Hell
Gate got Of at O'Clock the morninE OF the 2Vth
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Jan. 2-Aryed ship Kate Troop from eghorni bark
Ionic from Lolndo T. Smith from Mobile Nellie Bowers
from Charleston
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coURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME Commissioned Term-Court opens at
M N o. S.Sl % S@T 4I Ss. .ns nn % @
Beser Das%oTs Pres &C. a. TshpSs s. Dough;
IS MssIenRsi agt Knck; &C. Moody ag 0good a. Rookie
g aToSS q sIn En- s y s'S SDSu ' Ss
Walton al g. aish e. grs...r g G5rSsS
is al heuqgss & al H. Roberts Fisher
cd SSsS as:", So 1881 The People a. AS.n m
rs P % S. s fs sss Ss AK Si'9s
eia Townsend ke sst White Sc sS9 logs az Bsss9e ~ 10
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al ss Parker E. al 49, Miller sgt McLarcn 9 Jacobs sI.ou
M Cohen :. McGa, sS Dram agt RichaOrd Iron Mining
.s SYSS s1t. f. PaSHe fd1 asss1a;
opens liza Gccdeuoagh Ie Shoe Co star FL.
@ rance 20 & TSsss Log & a . S S s sf "a
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s Ssa a. I ss Bell s a af' ssS.r. at
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su Ss by tiSDc,o cca sP.n
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a. k'Ip E: p 81 H w Rsa.12 ' g. xuds M' R. GO
vile Wooden O. lOi Fleming a Father Mathew Society
surrRoR CoGRr-TriaI Tsrm-PARr Lied by MccrssJ-
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g. sfsTi sis sps5$ett Beam! sS Kssa s1 q: STE:
3l9l sho sgt Central R. Of Ji s9 Pendd sg seecut
Avenue r. r. Allen Executor, Smith 23 Tbursos
agt Third Co.. $685. Martha Administrator sg Dry
Dock, East Broadway and Battery r. X. Co. =
COURTTrtdt IeTTiPARr Ied by JONES J-Court
opens sNYs 29lO HeTs sg De Comssd Sei Perv as
Roublat.; 1856 TYLER Amsterdam Fire ms Co J Becker agt
Forest; Bsgeson sg BToughton 800 Herman sgt Mosss
1913 Dodge agt Y and Wash Col 3Oi Perrl aft
Ronbt. 372 MacGay Sgt BALM al 1870 R9o,es ' Abbott
1872 Enger Partridge ct al 1890 Knox agt Bly, l Wilson AZ
'1 cSgaT ' o. coas OK 4fi xo
DAY Of February. No Trial Term Calendar.
MARINE CoURr- Trial TeIed b. Gross JCol opens al u
o'clock NOs oO Lombard agt Stuart III Nornger AT Fssef
Aeon sgt Wheeler; Walker at WadiiBghan o. D. Co
lO5 smith at n Y W. Co g. Wood WoolAn CO.
sgt stephens; 49, sebert sgt kmper IL Beatty AZ.
Beruholr; 1888 Dawson PIX r. r. Co 3i Cockon sgt
Conner; 1875 Griffin Heller 49, Sanger as H ~ Biug ss
1873 MaTin 49, Trainer MeBde lsO kat agt
Thompson IA Hudson sgt Joyce: 49, Galloway at heAaAia
la McDemou ~ Broadway.
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Essex CONFERENCE.-The -

Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing TO purchase. Will find their interest to adj
vertise in THE TRIBUNE. It's aggregate circulation ID
larger than that Of any other newspaper and scattered
through every State and Territory well as in New
York and all the principal cities and villages Make the
advertisements as short possible stating the adVan-
| tages offered
TRIBUNE, semtWeeky, and Weekly are subscribed for
by entirely different persons that advertisements In
serted in each will reach oil classes
Advertisements charged cents per line, each in-
| sertOn In DAILY TRIBUNE, 81 so per line in WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, % cents per line In sEMIWEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE TRIBUNE will devote especial attention TO sales OF
Real Estate thus very much enhancing Its value as an
| advertising medium.
THE TRIBUNE THE BEST MEDIUM IN WHICH TO
ADVERTISE.
| To the Editor OF The Tribune
| SIR The Real Estate reports in THE TRIBUNE
recall my experience in advertising country property
was in Delaware last Spring and friend desired to sell
some real estate. recommended that she advertise 1t in
NewYorl CITY papers THE TRIBUNE especially She ad-
tons and SEMI WEEKLY lone insertion she also adyer
tised In two other New-York dailies We received with
I'm the two following weeks over one hundred answers
from ten different States OF these all but SIR corTespo
dents saw the advertisement in THE TRIBUNE. there
fore uded that the sale of country property there
was no advertising medium that could compare with IHE
| TEInTyT customer for the property In question was
fomnd without difficulty or delay and tho real estate
agents in whose name it advertised, have sold
large amount Of property to the correspondents who
answered our advertisements. We received so many
answers that was compelled 10 draft circular contain
Ing nil the necessary information embracing quantity OF
land condition fences title surface, SOIL climate, water
roads fruit improvements stock location, churches
schools society taxes advantages price aud terms
inclose COPY o. the circular our success was so com
| pete that was satisfied that large proportion OF
aGyertsers failed 10 give sufficient particulars, parcu
ry I'm regard price and terms II party sees property
offered where the price and terms suit him, he Is very
likely investigate; whereas II these are not gwen nc
| might pass by inst the property he wanted wthoui
giving Il u thought II seems TO me that II your rea
estate rcpOrter would embOdy some valuable sugges
tons I'm general direction to advertisers IL would 10 OF
great service 10 them well profit TO THE TRIBUNE
| Very truly yours, L. W. FAChAhD'
| NUldd ~ l., Jan. II, 1863