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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04
Suicide by Hanging.

A few months since We were called upon
to chronicle case OF suicide by shooting.
1t is now our painful duty to give the par,is>
Glars Of a case ofsclf>lestruction by hang
ing. The former case was tina, Of young
unmarried man il the carly prime OF life
the latter that of the father Of large and
intelligent family .. children, who them,
selves have families.
Mr.. NJ. Reeves, the unfortunate victim
whose Geash we are now called upon 10 re.
cord, was a comfortably situated farmer,
seventy-tive years Of ayr, living about three
miles northeast Of Independence, on the
Poor Farm road. For some time past he
has seemed to be unsettled in his mind, and
his family and neighbors have feared that
| INSANITY had marked for a victim. In all
probability this WAS too true and 10 this fact
may be traced the cause Of his rash act Of
sell. destruction. On Friday, the 18th ul,,
| he seemed to be in usual health, and he re-
/, marked 10 his wife that on the morrow he
must take two loads Of wheat to market.
When Saturday morning came, however, be
ate his breakfast. and then proceeded to the
yard where be Gu, of portion OF tho clothes
line. Thence he went 60 c!ump OF trees
situated some distance nor,h>eas, from the
house, and having selected a suitable tree,
climbed it, fastened one end Of the rope to
limb, placed the other end, formed into q
slipping moose, around his neck, SO that the
kno, would press upon the spinal cord, and
stepping out upon the small limb which
supported him until his weight broke i, be
fell distance Of two or three feet and the
moose ,ightened to its fatal work. In the
last struggle he cluntched With his right
hand the stub Of the Lroken limb, and in
that positon was afterward found.
For several hours after his departure srsm
the house his abec.ce created nc a.arm, but
when he failed to appear at .ae tir.e expect.
ed. his family commenced q ecArch for hin.
TIE hours rolled away and their fears be-
came SC fully aroused tina, they alarmed the
neighbors who Instituted general ssareA.
Mr.. G. A, Bissell finally discovered Mt.
Reeves in the position indicated. The body
was cut down, but life WAS found extinct.
Coroner Hunt having been duly notified,
coronor's jury was emranalsd and Ia verdict
rendered in accordance with the above facts.
On Monday, the body of,he deceased ~as
sen, TO Waverlr, Bremen Co., for interment
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04
UHHEDo

In Indepeudeuce, Aug. I'D, 1863, John
Leslie, sged u.
He vas born in westmoseland Co., Ohio,
March %, 1926. His mother died in 1882,
and his Father married secssd time in IS
and a. ovsd to Suuln Co., Ohio. His par.
snss were Scotch and II 81 decent, and were
among those Who 30 nobly fought against
popsy. The family we're Instructed IN the
cAlviais.ie Doctsise. h's father was ~ Ed
e. in The old Scotch Seesdes Church IS
years. Every member ofths family with
the exception Of the dscsassd) united With
The Aforesaid Church, hnt be never could
fully endosse the doctrine Of the Calvinis,ic
faith, be howevss was fass fnsnd " The
christia essse. though slfongiy inclined
10 the idea, most Of bis lie, that morality
~as al that rs needed 70 secure salvation.
Three years ago, however, be became swak.
esed 10 bic souls welfare hsthss stated that
be had never Rad anything but politics in
The past, but On tho istsce ~ would sad
bis Bible. His promise h. KEPT, and God
did BIZ - is,snd other neans, to the CONVEX
sion Of his happy soul. IN 1854 b Wa
elected Treasurer and Recorder Of Bushan>
an Co, which o6ses he 6led With great as-
ceptabiliiy during the foil term. and be held
the Office Of justice Of the psacs 1t The same
time. IN the month Of November, 1889. be
married Miss Elisabeth Pssrsoa, daughter
OF Horace Peassoll, Of Buckaasn Co. The
deceased has been long and favorabiy known
to this community. He Vas great suSsr.
or during ths iass year Of his life, hst Be en-
dured his affections with marked resienetion
| to the viii Of God. 10 the last. Jus( befors
be became spesehlsss, b. calle1 his aMiet.
ed ~ifs and children around BIZ 30 and
emb~seed them and then said Nov 70 the
Lord commit my spirit and ~ soul n
God Who gave is,s those wsss his -
words, and 10 short time b passed gDty
away.
!. PAwcDsH
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04
ANAMOSA NORTH.WESTE
RAILROAD.

20 or three weeks since We stated tina.
swpreiminary survey Of the Anamosa
q &c y " es,ern Railroad was about 10 cons
nve and would probably be prosecuted 10
william ssate line. The survey has now teen
'am sleted 10 this city. and some distance
nd toward Fairbank, the surveyors hav-
nNsscd through On Tuesday. They viii
IN y lue The survey Up the WApsie valley to
swami, and thence 10 the State line, pro-
lam ssihe citizens along tie proposed route
vv,h Bremen, Chiekasaw and Mitchell
mes raise sufficient funds 10 pay the
MARY eayense. We would call the ATT
~ Of The press of ;hose counties to this
nc b little eferion the amount nee,
NJ can lie Ts;scI and great impulse
;, ehvh 10 this enterprise.
ID n h b ~ surveyors report = remarkably favor
sh suite between Ananesa and this city.
se n. vport corresponds precisely with that
Dyen years ago. They also state that
ty nhsv ple along the route are all alive 10
nv por:anoe Ct the proposed read and
L..,ea5y to giIe il substantial encourage
Sincerely hope This enterprise will re-
nvnai encouragement from other roads
/. b ~ sw..i + i, .oald connect, aud from cap
~ a hieh wsn l,rm a substantial basis
~ Mediate active operations. ] he farm
ssZewten and lsrbank townships es>
- feel the need Of a direct outlet, As
,ev Coruibuudant crops are being gathered
fh,op. II I. heir thresh,rs.
b N5,b .:,. "a ,,,s,
A nv fo''u 10 ""'''"'
1T 10 or laier be completed We trust and
iere Cornie liza, ~ r,eyerauce and e,ergY Oh the
'oPi T. IN the present organization will domuch
lie, blk tie inauguration, at least, Of sue
II ~
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

vEnNONr GIVES sY,coo REPunLI.
CAN MAJORITY

Vermont, lowa's twin sister in radicaiism,
at her State clccsjoa, on the LIST inst, rolled
up the overwheamine naiesiAy Of $4,000 for
the Republican ticket. his is large gain
oves last rear. The vote was The largess
polled since le&o. Il this tAs great revo.
luton 10 public sentiment concerning which
We have lately seen 20 much in the Demos
cratic papers, and heard 90 much from
Democratic lipsi Does this signify that
Seymour is to carry New York, o. thss the
Republican majori,ies are TO Be- reduced in
New England7
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

Sc r,r ,bc first time in the history Of the Res
sw nican party OF Buchanan county, Co.
,e mention has been held at when every
o. nsLip was represented, aud IN almost
sw y instance Inv fall delegation, There
Az ssao occasion to admit chance visitors
neN anrenrescntea townships in order to
nv :. presentation. Two or three towns
nv Is care near forgetting their caacuses,
es.very delegation finally came duly ae'
~ n. lied. We regard this as great 'ri'
~ Oh for the party in this couniy-this cvi.
- e of vital organization and lively inter,
-. !. the cause. as well as of a fuller reals
sena OF The Importance Of making onr
~ Mscs and conventions truer representa-
- n~lf the feelings aud wishes Of the cleo.
e h NV &c
ehehew Convention held on Saturday was re-
a sable for its unanmily With reference to
sw most important matter III issue-'ha' OF
s"s" ..didate for Congress. The resolution
nsacting the delegates to the Congress-
NV sCoUyeuiion to cast their votes Tor N.
sesison was passed withou, dissenting
hi. A more striking or emphatic rsbuke
sv NJ corrupt whisky ring which sought to
ne u this dis;ric, never was offered. A
sc complete, emphatic and satisfactory
sw tsesuent Of faithful public servant, at
ne when partisan enemies we're seeking
nj .v ntsme him for selfish purposes, never
nv rven. 1t demonstrates beyond eSyil
AZ. HE Republican masses are quick to rex
u tnh corruption and ready to recognize
shsh gal public services and that public in>
shneiy Which secures the opposition and
swty OF eorvup; or s,lhsh men.
ne ID riga, here We wish 10 alluie 10 the
n nv ron We took at the outset OF the cans
sc relative to the duty of the press mex
Psn Y and denouncing corrupt scoundrsls
Ell uw,ever they have the audaeisy to present
b.. q names to The people a candidates for
III. \ sons Of trust and honor. We claimed
nv the press would fall shor; of its dGty
us w,ever i; should seek to cover up or fail
| h . expose the iniqaiiy OF such persons, since
NV inly knowledge concerning them mast
ne,b,a:nei through the press. Some Of
swooliiical friends feared tha, sc we're in
se zee; in cur emphatic expose of The char
snd purposes Of j. H. Graves; but
ne os them Will nov asser, tina, We were
swg or VAL deuy that with our knowledge
~ character OF the man We would have
nv irecreant to duty had We taken the op>
hnwe course. Said eur friends, :" Ia case
lot |, BIZ ,,,a .;....s -, ,,,l1 ~
lot 2. b Is sDo"'u oe io'''"a'e"' 'od "o1'1 "
lot 3. p.d in an embarrassing position Blu,
seed an abiding faith in the virtue OF the
n.lj,icsus of this district, and felt sure
nwa man with such damaging record
ne not &c nominated fthe eyes Of Repub-
mes were only opened to bis true charac>
nv Has not the result justified this opin-
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

quor couuary 10 10 law, commenced some
time since and adjourned Was concluded the
other day, the defendant pleading guilty and
paying FINK of $50 and costs.
The New ! AIMING Mill, recently in>
,rodueed here hy Messrs. p. b. NettIeton
and ". q, S,andish, Of Minnesota, is attra c,>
ing good deal Of attention among "a rmers
and business men. We with others have
witnessed it's operations. We SOW i, clean
the fculest whea, tis for seed, taken out the
wild oats, buekwheat. cookie pigeon grass,
light, blight shrveled grains. and other impur-
i,iea, leaving he best heavy, plump, aud per-
feet kernels TO SOW, which supplies wan,
long felt by tsrmers who have e1perinced so
nach dGiculsy in cleaning their seed wheat.
For market i, cleans Timothy seed from
chat, screenings &c. and separates clover
from Timothy. So far as We can see. i. il
Just such machine as every farmer needs. |,
is endorsed by some ofour very best farmers
many OF whom have already engaged them
| for their own use. In this machine, the sleeves
insaead Of having sids shake have = tras
circular or rotary mosion, which relievss the
mill Of the constant jar and shaking Of tks
ordinary tanning mills, spreads the grain
m. re evenly over tie screens ana 10 bette,
motion for separating oats IRON wheat with,
out jarring them shroagh. 1t has an improv
ed sslf-ieeding hopper which keeps the grain
running in steady. The wheat i discharged
| in = halt bushel, saving the trouble Of shovel.
ing up the grain and also enabling farmer &
c,saa up his grain in the Geld - well ~ in thu
barn. Thee mills are for sale here, and farpssri
are Invited to test thsa any way they wish
| We underssand that the proprietsra are Offering
IN opportunity for nsa Of sens capital TO sn
gage IN = lucrative businsss. They can BE- sesg
1t the Aontsur Heuse.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

SrsAvs.-A vote wss taken On wsdsssasy's
-tssis Of tie Dsbsln6 . sisuS City Railroad, d
~ pssfesepees 81 the lsysl voters lnr Pred.
dsst, uikh the ssslsstcg result Grant, ~
osyussE, 10.
o. 1hsssAAs's Assis ~ ssss stssd, 0sssA
81 eeyDess. Is.
bsaetag Dounsn, - HE return fscu the East
1T 1nsk, Gosh . ve4s - ~ y. z. Ctotsal -
SsafioG - leaisVs, 0ssst, rs; eeyness. 50
A1Do one - lhe Mtehyss cesiral, Grant, 65
tsS0osy. ",
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04
J. d. Myers. Cyrus Smith.
MYERS q SMITH,
Successors 70 Rand, Smith 4 Co..
Commission Merchants,
No. so Washington st.,
ROOM NO. :,
MO en-
FOR SALE

The undersigned offers for sale hi. farm,
located one halt mile west Of Ctssgo, Fayette
county, Iowa, (l3 miles north Of Indspen-
dsnce) The farm contains l59 acres. some
2tof Timber. tive dwelling houses, wells
living water . good bearing srahard. also
other fruit shrubbery. etc. VIII be sold oil
together or separately. Also six acres Of
Timber near BY. mostly young timber Al
20 100 acres wild land in Wisconsin. Also
a span Of horses 5 years, bay. an extra pair
together with Seed Sewer Reaper and Now
er, Wogsns, Harness, and other farming uten.
slls. Possession giqen about the middle o.
November. The subscriber may be found or
the premises, Inquire in Independence o
Vinegar 4 Manning.
A desirable house and lot in Independence
might be taken in exchange
P. l.. CHAMPLlN.
O;sego, Iowa.
nlOlv
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

NevsSApsa AZ JEsrp.--As will b seen BY
ss(srsscs 70 oss Jesnp Letter. tAsG lively town
u 20 have . pswspspss, to b called the Jssup
ksries. We wish every success 10 the nsv On.
tsrpriss. and vsulA urge the eitissas u Jssup T.
sustain il With svsa mere than their usual lib
erslity. A hsass u 4 Isasl enc thsssand Ael.
Iass ssgA: - b raised in Jss~p q once, Ia or
der . place the paper On . firm foaadasien.
Deaf sxpsse that nevaPspsr can b Sustain.
ID without money, and great deal Of II. Pay
your subscriptions in advance and give ths Re-
sisp liberal sdvertising patronage. w only
regret that the new shesl d 70 BE- psstral il pol.
tiles. That doesst g down veg veil, nova
dsY0.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

BUCHANAN County We. WAsRlx0roS
TcwxsHlr.-At the parade. on Thursday
evening. the Democrats turned out 100
torches and the Tanners l23. This was no
ties, whatever Of relative strength, for two
reasons. First, seventy>6ve Tanners uni>
forms had been ordered from Chicago in
time for the parade, but failed to arrive.
Every enc Of them would have been filled, had
they been on the ground. The only want of
| the Tanners vas that sf lights to carry. Sec
ondly. the Democracy made superhuman efforts
to bring 10 members Of their party from al ever
the county, and they succeeded to q charm. In
their crowd Of ise were representatives Of the
Democracy Of large share Of the tovaships Of
the county, while Of le3 rsaAsrs. only very
few live outside the city and none outside the
township.
Agsin, tho Democratic parade Va. little mo .
than mass meeting Of the Democrats Of Bnsh.
| anan Co., o. smali scale. I, costs only 30
ets, 10 place Democrat in their rsnhs (simp,y
the cost 0, the toreh) while the Tanners uniform
| costs 81. 10 here,
There is no comparison whatever in appear
ance between the two clubs. A capital explain
alton Of this difference was given by c. Hsese,
the Democratic Marshal Of this city in res
ponse to an inquiry by Republican As to the
reason Why the Tanners marched % much bet
ter and KEEP. better line. 40" said he. dat
ist sasiiy explained; de Dsnssrs vas nssrly ali
in de army and none Of us vas in Dc army at all
We no want to dght." Hcese wss ssariy right.
A large share Of the Tanners had been in the
army, while very few in the Democratic line
could claim such service. And Wherein lies one
Of the mo.t powerful argsmssts Rf Republican
principles.
Speeches we're made to the Tanner. by Col.
Lake, and J. :. Woodward, Esq, and . sta,e Of
general good feeling happily prevailed.
We would respectfully notify the Democracy
that the Tanner. arc after them and will land
them high III not dry) within he month.
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04
Shertn's Sale.

Dy virtue Of IN Exsestiun issued out Of AMI
Dunder the seal Of the District Court Of Ba-
chanan County, Iowa, in favor OF Cooley,
Wadsworth Co., and against the lands and
tenements Of John Cameron, IL have levied up
on the following described property. viz.
Swqr seqr Sec 81, TIP. 80, Range 10, west
Of the hfth principal neridian. No redsmp,-
ion. s
Which property, as abosc described. | will
offer for sale at Public Auction. at the door o.
the ShcriG's Oace In dependence, Iowa, on
Saturday, September Twenty Sixth. A. l.
1858, at Tw. o'clock 7; NJ, to the highest bid
49,, - sattsry ssiu EAeeatiop. rnd costs.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
Shsrid's once Independence,
August eth, 1868
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04
O,,lcs o. me Iup.y Exp sxcs Ire. Co,

Ov1lck o. ne IHpREHbtScb Its' Co.
The Books will BE- open to receive subscrip-
tions TO the Stock Capital Of the Tndepsn-
dsnce Insurance Company. On a. about tho
Let Of October next.
. Capital Stock " consist Of ol0O.O00. One
Thousand Shares Of 800 each. Is per cent
q The Capital stosk . b psid up in Cash on
or befon Jau. let next.
vN .JOsLIN, Sec'y.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04
AsseAalNA, HAirAAAk.

Gran, and cslfax Club viii b organized
At Sheridan's School house, ssb-distrist No. !,
rairbank township, on Noaaay evening, Sept
eth. SEN ator DOMAIN will address the meeting
FsifhSpk 10 awake
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

The finest collection Of sea shells ever
brought into Independence may now be seen
at the Bazaar. Indeed ~ have never seen
ehoicsr collection in any Ausssm. Every
lover ofthe beautiful should visit the Bazaar
u once in order to secure At least one spsci>
men Of these wonderful shells. They were
purchased BY NJ. Hsrriek direct Of Il sailor
Who has seen many ysass' service in the u.
s. Navy, and who selseted them - the BEST
specimens of,heir kinds in the various wa.
tiers in which he sailed. Call and ZEE them.
Il le; At &a
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

,nslspl u',lican Convection on Saturday
N NV nsn tie field an excellent county ticket.
nhsw = l.. Smith, the nominee for Clerk o.
"a "a strict Court, adds 10 thorough
nul.e Of the duties Of The Office, char
e,r honor and geatleaanly courtesy
ANY man might envy. Mr.. j. Holictt,
BIZ TO winthsd,date for Recorder, will make .
hSsskiug, attentive and accommodating
30 W He has had large experience IN
~ that character. The candidate for
"'n'niV, n, Mr.. J. l.. Seeley, has been the in>
do II a. Of that position since the resgna>
bomss oslr j. u. Myers. He is capable
:. Easing officer and will continue 10 full,
Il ndu,ies of the Office with acceptance.
eAet is sircng one, was nominated
:. convention without wire pulling Or
s4,v, and cannot fad 10 give general
mon.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

11y virtne Of IN Execution issued out Of ard
Dunder the Seal Of the District Court Of Bn-
chanan County, loaa, IN 6vor Of Clark, Sulii-
van 4 Co., and against the lands. and easements
Of John Bessy, Ihavc levied upon tho following
described property, viz:
Lots 8, I, block 10. Bnlr Add. city OF Inds.
pendence, Iowa. No redemption
Which property az above described, will OF
fer for sale ut public auction, At tbs door Of the
Shsrin-s ol6ce, 10 the city OF Ino epsndsrcs,
on Saturday. Sept. isth, 2 O'Clock 7. N. Of said
day, to the highest bidder, to satisfy said Exs'
ution and costs.
JOHN. A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Once, In dependeucc.
July alst taae NAV
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

We call attention to the new advertisement Of
Messrs. Myers / Mas, and Mr.. n. o. Lawton.
1t is worth while to visit these stores just for
good look at the piles Of goods Of the latest
~
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

A festival was held in the Bsp,iat Churc Oh
q Winthrop on ThursdAy evening, for the
purposs Of raising fandsto seas he church.
The occasion pseved pssfset sscesss, heing
larsiy attended and resSltiae in receipts
20 the amount Of tl75.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

The Board Of Supsrvisors will meet in
regular session At the Court House neg,
Monday. All bills shoald bs handed in be.
fore noon OF that day.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

Our thanka are due M. J. g. Lifts for .
lot Of extra sics potatoes, II H. Missouri
White variety. Thsy ass decidedly the &.
pest 10 have aaan this season. -lasge and
neaiy. Gocd po,asoes are none too plentiful
this wear.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

A Tanners Club 10 being organized at Win
throp. We hear it reported that . hundred
nance will easily be secured. All hail, Win
throp, She is bound never to be outdone by
Jesup. New whore 10 QnasQueton?
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

Benton Co. FAIa.-The time for holding
the Benton Co. Agricultural and Meehaai-
cal Fair has been changed from Sept. 23-4
-s-s to Sept. 3o,h. cad Oct. lst. 7d& Sd 70
be held 81 vintoa. s
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

The registry boards mss4 nsxs Monday in
THAR several townships 10 nAhs up siaia lot
Of voters. Let Republicans see 10 il that
every Republican voters aans is placed on
tlAa list,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

A Grant aud Colfax Club will be organised
At Littleton, tomorrow Saturday, evening. A
large turnout 10 expected. The gssa uarb
moves on. W'here 10 HAflston
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

Howe 0iiy CsanessIsi Cslises esd spencer
- Writing Academy .oAa aces 10 essend col
lsgists year, under The pssasst nAAaSemsat,
Aug. 10, isSe. In sepoAstise shessvi1h, VII.
" opened, &sp<. ~. iaSs. DGpAssassG q
Csnnos English. Send fos Aasxai cSr.slsf
asd Catalogue.
We. NcCIAis 4 J. ", Res,
prias. Il Ce1lee.
J. SnRAeG, pYin u Acsdcuy
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04
In Bankruptcy.

AsSTGNEE'S NOTICE in the District
Court Of the United States Tor the District OF
Iowa, In Bankruptcy, at Dubuque. on the
s0th day Of July, A. u. ls6s.
To Wkom il may coaeeral Tho uniersign-
ed hereby gives notice OF his appointment az
Assignee of the estate Of John NJ. Bcnthall o!
Quasqueton. in the County Of Buchanan. and
State Of Iowa. in said District and who has
been adjndged abankrupt upon his own petit
tion by the District Court of said district.
ALoNZO cRAGIS; Assignee.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

MAaEsrs.-whss' is coming in very freely
The ruling price today tfriday) s si.:s@ i.ss
Batter 1900; Eggs, iei. We shall give =
full market report hsssefter.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

The Jsssr rssaevs have received their mi.
ferns and viii 49, - u splesdid dill Thrss
Tannsrs' Clubs slsseAy ssesAiss1 b Dschaasa,
What tara naxtp
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

The fall term Of the public school Of this
city will commence next Monday.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

Farnsrs, yss have he Nest sbsAAant crops
ever knewp. Yes have 10 earthly excuse for
failing 10 pay up |, eur srrsaraess for the BsL-
Lss,s and paying year b savssee. We have
tsnstsl s.:y Of go; sswpsy - 6esh BY giving
g I eeeA llft, We owe Il ssd nssd Il.