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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-02-21
4 CARD TO INvALlDS.

i 4 Clergyman, while residing IN South A..
ica as missionary, discovered ! go and
simple remedy for the cure Of Ncrvoa3 Vaak.
ness, Early Decay, Diseasss Or ~ uslierS
and Seminal Organs, and ~ wAele train q
disorders brought ON BY banefal - yielass
habits: Great numbers have beea al10adr
cured by this noble remedy. pronpled 81 Z
desire to benefit the afflicted ana unf6tfa1 -
! willsend the recipe for prepetibf snd 49,
this medicine, in = eelsd Aaxsisoa = ~
one VINO needs Y, free Of charge.
Please inclose = postpaid .enyelora. Al.
~ ,..gt -. JOSEPH Z. INMAN.
station D, Bible House, NV YofK City.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09


Register in reference to the recon-
struciion acts:
eve may as well say that the people
Of the South ITO not intend to submit
TO that permanent rule, result AZ the
Presidential election may. And they
have ouly submitted to its indigni,ies
and insults SO far because they have
been waiting FOR the good sense and
Justice OF tho American people to re-
lcive them from II, and restore them
TO their civil rights in the November
election"
Go on boys; SwrAnl TO xunDxR
NoIrliERN HUNS! Am YouRsELAxs
AND ORGANIZE, and be rcacy to
respond promptly when called on,
and fight bravcly, even if you get
killed !-MRMrnls APPsAL-
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09
Election Notice.

Notice 70 hereby given that BY ord ef Of the
Board Of Supervisors Of Buchanan County,
that avets Of the Electors Of said eounty will
b tatea q the next general election (nsas 1861
to Aetesoias the question. whether the County
shall crest suitable bsilding for county jail
taaeess Dsspssty Of the county for the year
leee = 1sissy the expenses thereof
The SoSa Of tho vote shall he, = For tho Jail''
end "Aeainse the Jail" Every vote cast for
TOR The Jail. shall be taken - for the PROPOSE
sioa essirs. and every vote sast against the Jail
sAAll - taken sgeinst the proposition entire.
Day Of Oct, 1865.
EDWARD BREWER. elk.
lS.Sv1
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

INDEPEND8N0Es 1OWz1
would respectfully saAossss - The Ls1isl
Of Indspsadsacs ssd vieiaisy tAas sAe be- spse.
ID Der nsv Anliassy kssos ever 3. WaGeoose'l
Book Store. three doors west d tAe 0ostesa
those Who nsy favor her viii shsis patronage
A full assostnsnt Of DosDses, nsts. Ribboas
Flowers and Ornamsats Of tAs most fashieaa-
bic style, and everything ssaally kept il Ueal
stocked nilliassy store, vhisA 49, YIN ell u
reasoasbls psisee, saA = she dsss ~ evu
blsashine sad pressing. I'll verb vsssaated y
give Satisfaction. Also drsss aaA cloak 0eA.
iag aad Stamping - Assaia 40 Weslsa sss1a
neatly sxsssss1. A8e. IAWcB11.
iadspssdeass Aprill 81. 1853.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09
Independence Nursery.

AZ tie IAdsPsadence Nursery, enc milo west
q this City, nay be found . good assortment
II Apple Trees. Norrello and Early Richmond
Cherries. Plum Trees, Red, yellow and Tran
seeadsss Crabs; noughssn Seeding Gooseber-
Grapes, Cusfants, Roses, Towering Shrubs,
Evsseresns end svssyth In the Nursery line.
J. L. BOUCK,
pRosAlosoA-
49,.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

TABOR L IRWIN
PROBATE NOTICE.
srATs s oSIox e. SIS

STATE FIONA, %
B.eAans. cos.1. -
In the County Cosss Il ssia CesAsy.
NOTICE 10 h.rsby given to The Hsiss. Lseassel
and ill persons interested h sAs sstsss d
ManassaA Reeves, dsesassd:
That on Monday, September SsA. leea. ~
last will and test msnt of the said 4anssaal
Reeves, deceased, Vas produced, opsns laAA d
opsn sesrs publicly rssa. ssA ~ day fss prov.
ing the sane b 1xsd b. ~ eoass - - - 00.
day, the Ssh day Of October. lsSs, = 70 o'sl~sl
A. r., ct ths Court hsass. u Tie ~ u lD6e.
psndes .. n sid eounty, d wAisA Zine yes -
sppeas sa4 show ea7ss, v aoy yea Asss, why
ssid Gill sAosld not b sDsws1, sA0ia1sl 4
probate and record.
Dated 1t Isdspsadsses. sAis ~ Asy - -.
tsabsS, lso0.
". =. BARTON,
Csasey JoAoA
All-Avl
Adjsusasl 70 Oh. iSsA, leoo.
". n. BARTON.
c.. JsleA
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09
J. D. Myers. Cyrus Smith.
MYERS d SMITH.
6aocsssors to Rand, Smith 1 Co.,
Commission Merchants.
No. 80 Washington st.,
ROOM no. 8,
CHICAGO.
IN BANKRUPTCY,

IN IA ~ Il = URTCY.
AssiGNEE'S NOTICE la tho District Court
u the United Sta Go. for the District Of ~.
IN Bankruptcy. AZ Dubuque On tho 2ssh
dsy Of July, A. D. 1898.
TswAo~ is~oy Coscev~ the undersigned
AsssAy gives notice Of his appointment a. A.
asnss Of tho estate Of Gardener Dickinson. Of
Ksdepsadence, 10 tho County Of Buchanan, and
State II Iowa, 10 ssid district, and who has
hssu ad)sdssd bankrupt upon his own psti.
dee b. shs District Count Of Gid district.
ALONz0 CRAdIN,
AssiGuec.
All-0v1
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

PiAxos TuxED.-Prof Il. II. Jacobs, of
Dubuque, will Be at Independence tho Is, or
second week in October, to tune Pianos and
Melodeons, having been Manufacturer for
thirty yesIs, feels competent in Tuning, Re-
pairing. and regulating Pianos and Melode-
ons. Old Pianos taken in exchange for
nev ones Of any maker in the U. S.
Yours Respectfully,
II. II. Jacobs.
Ordsrs 70 b len At Fl. A. Kings Hard
vars Store.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

Oeg1cs - SBpS. % PvBLIc lHsrnrcrIoR.
Dee Moincs. Iowa. Sept. II, '9s
Notice 10 hereby given that's Tsashers' Insti-
We will b held u Jesup. Bucoanan County L.,
IT p sisd IL net lees than sig working days,
bseiasias On the 9TH day Of November, 1868.
Profe. J. Allea 81 W. Palmer have boen ap-
pelaasd esaductors.
D. FRANKLIN WELLS,
6ups. PUB. IssS.
- Z. J. Crssnn,
Deputy.
lA-lv1
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09
Sheriff. Sale.

dot and under the Seal Of the District Court
Of Buchanan County, lows. In favor Of Elisha
J. Psats. and against the lands and ten sments
Of John Copeland and Leah Copeland. IhAvs
levied upon the following described morteased
property, to-wit:
Lot Two, b Block Thirty Two, In the village
Of ouasqucton, Buchanan County, Iowa.
Which property as above described, I will
o6tr for sale at Public Auction, at the door Of
the sherifs 0hioc, in the city Of Independence,
Iova, on Saturday. New. 7th, It ; O'Clock. p.
n, 10 tho highest bidder to satisfy said Esecu-
zion and costs.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
6hssids Ofhoe, Independsnce,
Sept. 18th, 1888.
l-Av1
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09
Original NntiCe.

OlA6AAttA ANAtAC0'
''A'1 s vi "o" cs.~,. IS.
To DAVID q. PowERs.
You are hereby notified that tho-e will DO on
Alo on or before the Let day Of October.
1853, In tho oGsco Of tho Clerk VI the District
Court % Buchanan County, State Of Iowa, a
petition Of the City Of Indep ndenoe, claiming
OF you tho sum Of $95.s4 for work i labor
done and materials furnished on Court and
Elisabeth Streets, for building a sidewalk on
the west side of lot four a., and on the north
side VI lots three (3) an four a. in block No
=, In Independence, Iowa, except forty feet on
tho South side Of said lots also asking In said
petition that the amount shove claimed he dc.
clsrcd lien upon said lots, except 40 fcot %
psnalt % provided BY Law.
Now unless you appear thereto and defend ON
or before hoon OF the Second day Of the Ccto-
Der Term, 1883, Of said Court, default will be
entered against you, and judgment rendered
thereon.
D. D. nOLDRID0E,
Attorney fos Plsiati6.
SRA r. s. S% .ow a...,, IS
I hereby order u. ( the above notice Be pub.
lishsd for the time prescribed BY Law, In the Bsi
issis. . Newspaper publishsd il Independence.
10 said Cousty snd State.
z. BREWER, Clerk.
September ., Isss,
nll-Awl
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

Cusssasfs viii please rsas0bss tAae sass b
. fresh seAsh u Drugs ssd 1saisssa. aa1 vAso
you psrchass Of ". yos ssa sspsss - sssea1s
that hes not bssa sAslf-siaAsa Sss ysas>
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

es0sttlv yusS, ne WHsse PCPvs0ss0~ ~
esose States may succeed in placing
Memselres IN possession Of their 600
ernHsemSs. Otherwise, - sure ~ An
glo Saxon blood runs in the veins Of
Southern men, there viii be an upI.ea-
vGl and civil sedy, and then. should
Congress sustain the blacks, az che seil,
the ~Aols Republic 1iH Be coUered
wieh suins.
TIE hopes Of the Southern rebels
are thus expressed by the Mobile
Tribune, rank secession sheet, in an
article calling upon the people to meet
and indorse Seymour and Blair:
1--we are successful in the approach-
ing contest we shall regaia Ill that
we lost IN the "Lost Cause" We
shall be freemen once more. We
shall have . country. We shall be
able 10 reverse the iron rule which
has been imposed upon ", and turn.
| ing that iron into brands Of frc, huri
them back upon the heads Of the "a
gitious wretches who have inflicted
SO many foul and nagrsst wrongs on
our bleeding country. Once more 70
the breach then-yct osce more! and
when the cloud shall have cleared q
way from TIE Aamisg 6sld, our Aag-
the Grand old Dcmocrstic Aag-vill
be seen in all it, glory. and stream
ing like the thunder-cloud against the
wind.
Now. for the first time, We have :
| platform Of principles, and leaders q
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

AIDES o. gsstlsnsn san earn vash, sub
= Dssss 6swiaR MssAiss, Web 6hesting. Ac.,
y few hosss' york fss 0iIusa . Co.'S Great
oas Dollar eals, n usaevsr siseet, 'uO,soa
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09


plague La CSosse De,a0c.at.
Howell Cobb's Views Of the treat.
ment due to Southern Union A,en are
- follows:
The doors sre wide open. vi6c
enough, broad enough e. receive eve
~ white man in Georgia, unless you
should discover him coming to you
creeping and crawling under the Chi.
cago platform. Cpoa them there
should be no mercy. They have dis
honosed themselves and sought 10
dishonor you. Anathamctize them.
Drive them from the pale Of social
and political society. Leave them 10
wallow in their own mire and filth.
Nobody will envy them, and il they
are never taken out Of the gully until
reach forth my hand 70 take them
up, they will die 10 their natural Gle.
ment. Laughter snd applause.)"
i And this, from the Charleston Nev,
curry, il both plain and terribly signifi
cant:
.Congressional reconstruction, q
We anticipated, from the first that il
would be, is failure. To 60 on furthe.
with it. will only involve danger and
} increase exaccrbation. Being uncon.
stitutional. all who attempt 70 enforce
It OF to exercise power by ito ~.
thority are simply trcspasscrs. A
trespasser can be sued in m sctios
for damages. A tscspasser msy b
juatifisbly killed"
ii The Democratic journals Of Louis.
vile mention that, q the rati6catiou
meeting in that city, 'poslraits VI JET
Davis, Lee. and Stonevajl Jacksor
!. were suspended over tho platform
and siterwasd carried in torchliGhl
psocessioa and that tie stors GH6
J ssvipes veve nOsskere 10 Be scen."
i JonN FoRsvTs, . veteran demo
cratic editor sn. poIiti. ian, uses n,
following language 10 tho MoLil,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

ehe0o y dug ono great psncspse o. luetloe
whish should ruiz, and that resissanes 10 y.
rants i obsdisncs % God.-Howsu Ce6S.
II bold dsclsssAion Of Francis p. Blaie,
IT,. she Demoesaaie candidate for Vice Pres.
dent, shat II dolly elected - would havs bid
sishes, end Ne rights Of those slesting him,
b. force Of aFns, IL ssesssasy, alarms
then. They do NOT relish such bold deslsr.
aeions. They tell q frssmen Who surely
know their rights. ssd kaoving viIl dan
aa;ata;n tl.aen. . - The
DsaoeseAic parry havs also proelainsd III
reconstruction scts unconstitutional, mol
end void, end II their candidates srs elect
ID, the legal government Of the S ushssv
SGaase shall b reinsseasd, though the svost
has to b isvoksd.-AsgHela Csssti1ulion
~.
eays IL Nsnphis ArAiaseke:
6ssaage V ~, il vas he publicstioo 0
| Dc letter from which " take The above q
| eaes thea secured NJ. Blair hs nomination
fne tha vics Presidency! Thus il will B
| ss~a that tAe NovfA Il (w eAsed ofGAe Ecufi
Thy ~s rife Jcv vssolstioa. Trey ere Dc
| ierminnj that ell the infamous and uncoo
e1isutiossl lsgislatioa Of Rsdiealism shall b
uipsd out. The position which Genera
Bia;r hes taken, stsose - il y, had bee
echoed BY tbs Democracy Of the Nortl
| This fasl shous N intensity of leslins againa
| Radicalism moss biisse than that vhish q
~ = ~ Bo.th. il fact. il il right thes
80 u shes p;ashsa. hair ~ dsvols
kimS6lf sog oslv 70 uslO(sg thsiy i.famos
rork! They knov fsOa The character Z
de saa, shas be vili derels IL 'Is = ~
seoew
We vsstsss ~ ssseslioa. that il b wei
elee1od Preeidsnk, iDs1ea6 Of Vice Prssidsnl
~ thsre shosA b Iels OFT SONS States Z
shs South 81 visass sf ~ resent lsgislaaio
il Congress, Ae could sgtps n ~ ~, III
rosssssi.~ erf1s N'1ise Is.ss. and blos =
- ss~~d q/islssy sssdsLy Congvess si~e
Ssss---A GSseAv 5Sssss, JvL "a.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-02-22
Nouveues.

NoUyEAU MoNDE-Ia cOnduite de lAla.
lama u exaspere les radicaux tlu Congress.
Nouobstant Ia non ratification de Ia Consti-
tuition par Ic penple, Bingham vent que PAS
semblee Legislative ct le Senat hybriles Sc
reminiscent au Capitole dc lAlabama, qu'ils
ratitiont lc lime article &c l'amendcment Il Ia
Constitution des Etats- -Unis, q,,'ils procla-
ment le suffrage impartial qu'ils envoient
DIES Senateurs all Congress II ell q serieuse-
mcnt fait Ia proposition a Ia Chambre. De.
mencc d'enrage lie comite jutliciairc du
Senat "A rapporte un bill ttablissant ''qu'une
majorite DIES votants deci,lera toutes les elec-
tons sons les actes. de reconstruction, ct que
ponr i'aloption dc Ia constitution toutc per-
some dament enrc9istree ponrra voter dams
toutcs les parties de I'Etat, ponrvu qu'ele ait
son certiticat Ia main" Ceci s'appelle,
croyons- nous, une prime All vagabondage.- =
Summer lie tres-ilustre Il presente une pcti
ton DIES citoyens du Massachusetts, denan
dant fabolition dc Ia prcsidence CONNIE dan
gcreuse pour Ia repnbiiqne. C'est du gomver'
nement direct par vote de populocratie. -
Trumbull presente un bill declarant ''uue
Ia CoGr Supreme ma pas le droit de fourier
son nez dams les questions politiques, que les
actes lie reconstruction sont dun clr,.ctcre
politiqne ct etrlngers a Ia competence dun
tribunal judiciaire, etc" Panvre Cour Su-
preme dc perruques ct de barbonS, ellie II e.
TAFT pourt,lnt guere virile. ct pas n'etait be
soin den faires I'M tribunal lennuques ct dc
muets !-Des negres du New-Jerscy ct du
Massachusetts,, charmes de In touchante fra
ternite dcs blancs yankees, demnndent il etrt
transportes Il aLiberia.-Les epithetes de men
teur, de CHEN ct dc poltron ronhent dams Ia
Convention soidisant mississipienne. - La
Convention dc Ia Caroline du Sud demandt
au Congress un pref dun million pour ache
ter des terres. Les Conservateurs ont Ell
une Convention Nashville ct sc sont enga
ges dams le parti democratique.
I Stevens, le grand-louvetier du radicalismc
NAL gre son incroyable audace, trouve lie bill
de bingham nconstitutionnel.-La Constitu
ton de l'Alabama ma pas etc ratihee par in
suffisance de majorite 1900 voix
| Lou1sIANE.-Un immense meeting lie Con
servateurs ell lien sametli tlernier, a la Non
vele Orleans, au theatre St Charles. LIE part
s'est organise pour Ia defense tles principe
constitutionnels ct contre I'africanis;.tion d
Ia Louisiana. Avec un peu dentente, d'ener
gle ct In revision des listcs incompIctes ct in
correctes d'enregistrement, on pourrait bic
renvoyer Ia Constitution Taliaferro aux Dry;
lies du Mechanics Institute.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-02-22

Martli dernier, Ia Convention Louisianaise
EN- etait So 66eme seance. Depuis que ces
messieurs ont trouve le per diem, ills sont peu
presses de sajourner sine die. 66 fois font
528. 52S piastres ne sont pas mince aubaine
pour des gueux etonnes de se voir en- fonds
Men deplaisc au comite conventional des
Sept (les sept betes de l'Apocalypse) l'election
des officers d'Etat ct de Paroisse n'aura pas
lieu le jour du vote de ratification.
V1Eux MoNDE.-Le cotton est en- hausse.-
Bismark est tres serieusement malade.-A
Florence, le Conscil decide de payer une
partie de Ia dette dn Pape.
On pretend toujours que Napoleon chan
&c 50 politiqne; CONNIE 81 Ia politique du jour
lie jour pouvait etre changee.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-02-22
Liable NINA.
Au DR.. CIIABAUD.

Les boMtelles aloss ventlxieMt deux sous piece,
Et c'Gtait bon marcl,e,
Car le dollar craintif devant Butler en- liesse
Ne 8 'etat point cache.
Nui ne parlait encore de- gaerre, de batailles,
Dimpudents dttrousscurs,
De gcncranx 4 jeun, d'abondantes ripaillcs
Au foyer des planteurs.
Et moi je connassais au voisin prrsbytere,
Pas bien loin de cc lieu,
I'm ap1tre italien qui vous offrait sou verre,
Son pain blanc ct son Dieu.
C'etait nn vieux clreticn, Ia gGnGrosite meme,
I'm prt're scculer
Vidant sa maison plcine au n,alheurcux quill aime,
De- Ia cave an grenier.
II sc nomn,ait Nina. Quoiquc bon catl,oliquc
Et romain, CONNIE il faut,
II lisait volontiers Horace l- lyrique
Quill citat a propos.
Lorsqne son ga doctenr lui soufilait roreillc:
''.Je connais un patient
Qui Suerrait hisn vite avec unc bouteille
De Bordeaux excellent
lie Prttfe du Scignnr, prrnant un air maussatle,
Commencant ls.stcr
Envoyait Ia douzaine en- cachette au n1alade
Pour h ress,,citer.
Et plus tard on vrndait All VENERABLE pretre,
Qni sonriait tout bas,
Les boutets sans anne ct crruses CONNIE un hetr
Du temps Dc Barrabas.
Et lie malin cure les payait vingt centimes,
Birn plus cher qua Limoux,
Distant i son doctenr paroles sublimes:
"J'y gagnc encor dcux sous"
JC
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-02-22

tions dune justice ultGreure, bonne tout au plus a
panier aux ordures, absolument contraire m droit
ct II civilization, repoassonsla par un vote dc me-
pris, sans meme discuter Ia candidature de NJ Paul
on de N. Pierre. Aurions-nous done tant faim
Mails il semble que les principles passent avant lea
homn'es, ct quun rtpublicain nest pas tout fait
un lanceur de chaudiArcs.
DAlabama repousss - Constitutio.. ..
ii Ia ndtTe est mauvaise, pourquoi ne IL Tepousse-
rions-noss pas aussi
LIE Congress, pris h bAte dams son psopre pisge,
sera plus embanasse que nous.
Les Arabes ont souvent Ia bouclle le mot
''Chonya, ci,ouya."
Ce mot signife "doucen,ent"
-Clouya, chouya: mcssieurs les solliciteurs.
, 1868-12-15

lHSy WCIC iiPC uHu i'u'cu up uo "a
prnse of planting the acre was five dol
lars, and reaping this crop would, | sup
pose, amount TO as much more, say e 2
in all. The green cassava was never
weighed, hut the acre yielded fully a ton
of starch, equal, at Cd per h., 10 fs4.
"The experimental researches of DR..
Shier have led him to believe that the
green bitter cassava will give one fifth lis
weight of Starch. If this be the case, The
return per acre would under favorable
circumstances, when the land is properly
worked be On one Estate at
Essequiho, II short time ago, an acre of
Cassava grown in fine permeable soil was
lifted and weighed, it yielded 20 tons of
CasSava. Such a return as this per acre
would enable our West India Colonies to
inundare Great Britain wi h food, and at
"A rate which would make flour 10 be con
siderrd IA luxury. DR.. Shier is convinced
that in lhor oughly drained land where the
roots could penetrate the soil and where
its permtability would permit of their in
defrile expansion a return of .25 tons an
acre might uniformly be calculated on.
Wha, a b ssSiog not only for those Colo
MES but for the world would the intro
.ducllon he of. this cheap and nutritious
substitute for the Potatoes.-Simmonds
p. p. 369-37O.
The following is an extract from a let
ter rrcrivrd by one of us, bearing on the
subject.
"17th August, 1865.
Il sent you a sample of Breadtruit
Starch or Farina and | now forward 10
you "a sample of the Cassava in one of the
two modes in which it can be kept for
any time. Now it Can be sent up TO
Kingston in considerable quantities in
either way, but this is not the season for
taking it in, and it will be only about
November and EDWARDS that a quantity
can be obtained. But there is no doubt
that if inducement were held out, and d
regular demand set in, the supply would
also be regular. In fact / would under
take it myself and plant largely"
4-Cocoanut Castor-oil, Groundnut-oil,
Moringa &c.
DYEWOODS.
~5-Exported as hitherto or in the form
of extract Of the dye material. Possibly
if this were selected it might be advisable
to attach a condition that a certain pro-
portion of young trees should be planted
to prevent the supply from being ex-
hausted.
HONEY AND BEEsWAX.
6-The produce of one avary. The
jamaica honey is very superior and COM
mands a high price in English Market.
LIME JUICE.
1.-THE consumption Of lime juice. now
, 1868-12-15
S Z. G. & * Az . 5.

if, with the Socsety's assistance, 1t can
be made the means of turning attention
into some new channel by the prospect
of reimbursement in cases Of success for
the losses and disappoinlments to be ex-
pected in undertakings OF an expert
mental character, &C."
The meeting unanimously agreed that
the subject deserved the utmost consider
alton, and The following gentlemen were
appointed "A committee to cooperate
with his ExceIlency in carrying out the
scheme, viz: DR.. Milne, DR.. Cam bell,
DR.. Allen. Captain Cooper and J. e.
Melville, Esq.
We have therefore the honor to report
for the information and guidance of your
Exceliency that we find, on he reference
to the Journal of the House of Assembly,
under date 18th May, 1909 the following
resolution:
. "That the sum of 5000 be granted in
each county to. the person who shall on
or before the 3lst day of January IN The
year 1910 produce at the respective places
hereinafter mentioned, The largest and
most approved specimen (not less in
weight than 500 lbs Of a substitute for
hemp manufactured from the plantain
trees or other article, the growth of this
colony, certifying in a satisfactory man
ner in writing the entire process by
which The same shall have been prepared"
Also we find in the same Journal un-
der date the 18th December, 1912, the
following resolutions:
nl .oo,oo Of fOOO ba Oivon
TO the person who shall salt and cure for
sale within ahis island the greatest guam
THY of Beef, not less than 10 barrels.
"2-That a premium of 9200 n
Pork, not less thar 10 barrels.
"3--That a premium of 92OO be given
TO the person who shall plant and raise
the largest field of Cocoes for sale, not
less than 20 acres, and a premium of 9l0O
to the person who shall plant and raise
the largest field.
"4-That a premium of 9200 X
Negro Vans, not less than 10 acres aud
a GlO0 to the next.
"5-That a premium of 9200
White Vans not less than 10 acres and
f1O0 10 the next.
.6-That a premium of 92O0 Bit
ter Cassava, NOT less than 20 Acres, and
G1O0 to the next"
"7-That a premium of 92O0 be given
10 the person who shall plant and reap
the largest field of Mountain Rice, not
being less than 10 acres, and 9100 to the
next.
"s-That "a premium of G200 be paid
to the person who shall plant and reap
the largest field of Maize or Great Corn
not less than SO acres, and ElOO to the