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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25

KEMovAL.-J. 5. Woodward, Esq. and
s.. Allen, Esq, lave fitted up beautiful
Office rooms in the new Wilcox bui,d;ng
and may be found there hereafter.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25

The Mitchell Co Hcss has donned new
dress, and now looks as handsome al bride
adorned for the altar.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25

Mr., }. II. Camph'l i, Deputy U. S. CoIlec.
tor, has removed to the Office Of Jed Lake.
Esq, Munson's nes block.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25

Mr. Z. ". Hobart, correspondent Of the
chicago Journal, was in town. a few davs
since, and made us a call. He reports the
youradf as ilourishng financially and hold,
ing rs own in the competition OF the Chica>
20 dailies.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25

DEDIcArroS.-The dedication on, more
properly, the opening Of the conference
room Of the new Methodist Episcopal church
will take place On Wednesday evening, Jan.
18th, 1869. Several eminent Clergyman
are expected TO be present, prominent
among whom NAV be mentioned Rev. DIR.
Eddy, Of Chicago. The exercises will doubt.
less prove very interesting.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25

Il - last -fb \ three tc. SIX tim.
a rf ossli 'iy err s.sst pisw isa,le av wr.e. !.
aa..ss To- .,as orea been provei BY .a.i Use !
-ttsS seit eastsla ~ Go lbs farrd or ris ,,arr
y streams tie W.sf, IL which sssees-sis~ 20, h.,
Srn ha ortiir .cus sAs 49, l..wi,s eses.r sea-.
g 30 y having slrssts paxaI t.,.so iu...a..
acfr' q tss siFa sell ssti,,ss -s being Bah uory
Tt viii ssscour" in the most difncun
sis whera all etiser Flows have fiiej II there 10 ~
q s9safi anywhere IA ~e IL WI ~ scsGs. III.
1t draws lighter than any or.a.
fte" "sllic cutting .aa Same NidtA snai ierth.
The Share can be sharpened. ora
Pont wsllss - ~ rsadly ersssry Pious ~ =,
oAcksnith MAO in.sr Ft,ais his trade ~ tha So 4
perfectly slailsa5ie, ant works -iindys.
Any seeSio't can he replaced by /,
d,iaslts- "a tie ,Fsfans tsent q, ia eh~ra IL,
sisa soaidusAis : are Gust in Iso1l,s.
It IS wei stocked with New Ems.
mn Sc o'-rowia timber. and til. standard i wrgus7a
I'm WIN sfoss "a To Gap 90 az to give take land
It p,oys az any depth. from three
r tss.s inches. works perfectly "a sum- s,ah,
s ears sls,a faFrev amt tur.ss un.er s;su.sc an.
81 s.7<a Sel:l'essls
- &c IS the cheapest pIow in the
"vse' gust A. sars as there Il economy in par.pw
- 'so4ass once rather than ys dollars Ave ~ n
&c Naes eysE; ia not l,s.n. time . nd vuur s.,,ns,
Z 'ssaase sanr i.sw wont -scour;. and IN doinr
the quality aa quantity u work ii viii en.i,,rs a.
M mist DO considered, well - the cost prce
= 8 msesa'ny wassher Or not the PiOw y cheap
sows e used Tor profit, and tie osss qf which
~ 'as saisfs ana cr'sks u yr< IN pvopsvtler =
~ fs IS ~ eae,pss, and we arc Confident 4 u.,.
go mere than hundred dollars, worth II .lfuus
- eyer! ttIAc hs gets " these.
Ihese remarks are made amer q
aaity WITH the meril vf most of the cooi piac. IN
- = we West, many ef which have jusfIy ssrnsd
Ee'fi reputation.
Ess- Our new model "B'' plow ia
~ v'oiere We have had only the &C, psstern NJ.
go n.. Ut both. turf and stabbe. rhs .B" aa
s-,,a,,t ~ n. s5sethsr will enable MS tia
- DOG es "lsaa" plows a. they prefer @s
IuH and see them.
Warranty res.y liberal.
For Sale only 6y
Z. Z. 4 w. &. E8Es.. YG.
h iHiiep nSthsv, Ien0.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25
JESUP MARK EFT.

The wheat market for the past week has
been very lively. though prices have not
advanced, yet more grain has been marketed
al this point during the past few days than
for some time previous,
Did the rail road furnish transportation
facilities which it should and could, ourgrain
prices would be reala!ized by the farmers
Prices in the hog market are advancing.
Produce quiet. We quote
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25

Christmas trees 1--we been prepared for
the several Sabbatl s, hools Of the city.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25
FOR SALE.

On ACRES or Land, fa0 acres timber one
ON mile southeast 81 the city Of Indepen-
dehce. 81 a bargain. Inquire Of
ZJ-tfi JoHS A UaVTs
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25

Would say 70 hs friends Tia. hereafter he
will be found at his office at his residence. from
o'clock TO p'clock, =. H., daily. &. all 9th.
or hours Of the day he can be iound at bis o.
fee ia the drug store near. bGbfidge
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25

=, 70 and see our ~, New Years night, at
Morsc's Hall.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25

Now is just the u . to pay up subscrip,
tons for the Butlett". rs the year closes.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25
Dissolution or Copartnership,

YNilE copnrtnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween A. Hansicker and f. NJ. Lewis ia
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All notes
and accounts due the said firm and due by Thorn
will be collected and paid by A. Hun.ieker.
A. HgNSTCKER,
i. N. LEWIS.
Qaasqueton, Dee. 81, 1855 ras-ov
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25
Metallic Burial Cases,
CASKETS
And Walnut Collins.

Also. Large Stock Of the Latest Styles Of
all kinds Of
Coin N TRIM 121isa6S,
am prepared to fill all orders with which
may be favored, to perfect satisfaction. and ex-
pect by close attention to the wants of the poo
pie. to not only sustain the enviable reputation
the house has already gained, but also to merit
still further concentrations.
FIFTH DOOR EAST OF BRIDGE, SOUTH
SIDE MAIN ST., INDEPENDENCE, IOWA.
fS5- Residence I'd house west of Grist Mill, up
stairs.
Dec. Is, 1885, l25-H
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,

A Lii persons indebted to the firm of Myers
IN d Mas are requested to make Payment
on or before February l.t next. After that date
all notes and accounts will be left in the hands
OF an attorney for collection. contaminated
change in the irm renders this course unavoid-
able.
MYERS & MAS.
Independence, Dec, Is. '6S.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25

Lncretia Borgia-New Years night.
Norse's Hall.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25
GRAND FAR & FEsTl'

The Catholic Ladies Of Independence intend
giving Fair and Festival during the holidays
at Morse's Hall The object being to raise funds
Tor the estabiishmcnt Of Seminary, to be con
Quoted by the Sisters Of Mercy, who besides at
tending TO the education Of the youth, will also
attend tc the sick and dying beds Of all persons
without distinction Of col r or creed.
They confidently appeal to all lovers Of educa-
ton aud promoters or charitable beneyoleace
for their liberal assistance and patronage
ADMlSSIoN-l cents. Season Tickets. 25
cents. TO be obtained at Henry Deyliu.s. and at
| obrien & stones Store. T2t3w
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25
Special Notices,

WIxTHRor.-Why are SO many constants
ly going to Palmer's for goods? 1t must be
cause be is selling the best Prints for one
shilling per yard.
ADVICE THAT SHOULD BE HE.
BED.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-25

Our market continues brisk. but for the last days
Of the past week has been rather quiet owing to the
rough roads. and cold change In the weather. com.
bned with . decline in the Eastern Markets. Below
and quotations Of operationsjior .hsPast week.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-08-22

To authorizes u Loan.

To authorize q Loan.
Be IT ENACTED. by the King, and the Legislative
Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands in the Leg
islature Of the Kingdom assembled:
SECTION /. The Minister Of Finance, under
the direction Of Ills Majesty the King in Cabinet
Council, IL hereby authorized to issue, from time
10 time. the bonds Of this Government TO an
amount not exceeding one hundred thousand dol
lars, with interest ut rate not exceeding nine
per cent. per annum. Such bonds shall be signed
by the Minister Of Finance, and eountersisned by
the Registrar OF Public Accounts, and shall be
payable at such time ~ may be specified upon
their face, but not later than Twenty-Five years
trom the diy OF their date.
sac. . such bonds shall be considered n suff-
Gent security upon the pledge Of which the un-
employed funds in the Treasury may be loaned
hr a period not exceeding sixty days.
SIC. 3. The Net entitled an Act tO authorize
the Minister Of Finance % negotiate loan for
certain purposes. approved July 9Th, 1866, Is
hereby repealed.
Approved this 23d day OF June, 1865.
klMEHiMEHi T.
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Published AND EDITED BY
HENRY VI. WHIT NEY.

Be IT ENACTED, by the King, and the Legislative
Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands, in the Leg
islature Of the Kingdom assembled:
SIC. /. Any Married Woman, By herself, and
in her name. or in the name Of any trustee, with
the assent Of her husband, may cause his life to
be insured for any term Of time Ifshe -hall sur
yivc her husband, the amount OF insurance due
and payable upon her husbands deccase shall be
payable 10 her own use, free from the claims of
her husband or his creditors.
SIC. 2. In case the wife shall not be living at
the deeease of her husband, the amount Of such
insurance shall be paid 10 her personal represent
atives, and accounted for part of her estate or
it may be expressly made payable to any child or
children.
SIC. 3. This Act shall not be construed 10 au-
thOrize the payment Of larger annual premium
than i've hundred dollars out of any property Of
the husband.
Approved this 23d day Of June, 1868.
kAMEHAMEHA X.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-08-22

AN ACI
To regulate the sale of deadly poisons
Be ENACTED, by the King and the Legislative
Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands, in the Leg
i-lature Of the Kingdom assembled:
SEC i. No person shall sell or deliver any
deadly poison, except for scientific, medicinal, or
mechanical purposes, nor to any person not
known TO the vendor TO be careful and well dis
posed PTOrided, that sales may be made to a per-
son not known to the vendor, if some responsible
person known to the vendor will certify, in writ
ing, that the person desiring TO purchase may safe
ly be entrusted with the same /: but in all cases
the vendor shall require the purchaser to disclose
the intended use of such poison.
SEC. 2. Every person who shall sell or deliver
any deadly poison, shall keep book in which
shall be recorded the name and quantity ofthe poi
son sold OF delivered, the person TO whom it was
sold OF delivered, and whether such person was
known TO the vendor, and If not, the name OF the
responsible person upon whose recommendation
the same sold; and the certificate of such per-
son shall be preserved. The said book of records
shall at all times be open to tine inspection of the
Minister of the Interior or his agent.
SIC. 3. The box, Phial, other package in
which any deadly pOisOns shall be sold or delivered
shall bear label containing the word poison, in
large letters, both in the English and Hawaiian
languages, together with some emblematic device
to be approved by the Minister of the Interior.
which shall indicate the dangerous character of
the article.
SEC. !. Every licensed Physician. Druggist. or
Apothecary, who shall compound sell, or deliver
any prescription containing any poisonous drug,
or substance deleteriOus 10 human life, To be used
as medicine, shall enter upon his books said pre-
scrptiOn written out III full with the date there
Of. with his own name appended thereto, or the
name of the Physician who prescribed the same
and the person To whom the same was delivered
and no such prescription shall be cOmpOundcd
sold, delivered. unle-s the name of the person
selling, or delivering the same, OF
the name Of the Physician prescribing the same.
be appended to the prescription in full, and every
such prescription shall be preserved; and said
books and prescriptions shalt be subject all times
to the inspection Of the Minister of the Interior or
his agent.
SEC. .. Any person violating the provisions of
this Act shall forfeit not exceeding one
thousand dollars for each Oncnse.
Approved this 22d day Of June, 1858.
kANEHAMEHA r.
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AN ACT

To authorize the Minister of the Interior 10 take
possession OF certain real estate, in Honolulu
for the Use Of Honolulu Water Works.
Be IT ENACTED, by the King and the Legislative
Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands, i'm the Leg
i-latUre Of the Kingdom assembled
SEC. /. The Minister Of the Interior II hereby
authorized and empowered To enter upon, and
take possession Of, and hold, for the use Of the
government, such land, real estate, ani property
in the City Of Honolulu, may be required for
the laying Of pipes, in connection with the Homo
lulu Water Works.
SEC. .. Compensation shall be made to all
parties from whom such land, real estate and
property i taken, provided in Sections ., g. 4, ,
D, q and : Of.' an Act 10 authorize the Minister
Of the Interior To take possession of whatever land
and water may he required for the use of the
Honolulu Water Works. approved on the 18th
day Of August, 1860.
SIC. B. This Act shall take effect IRON and
after tine date of its Iassugc.
Approved this 23d day Of June, 1868.
kAMEHAMEIlA Il.
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~ AIyT

m. For the protection OF Game.
whereas, certain individuals have been Mt much
expense IN importing certain foreign animals,
that the mountains and forests OF this country
, may be stocked with game therefore,
"s W ENtCrEp, by the King, and the Legislative
assembly OF the Hawaiian Islands, in the Leg
sa'sre OF the Kingdom assembled:
ose- L. No person shall shoot or destroy any
Ia IS or animals, fere natural, which shall have
sa introduced into this country within five years.
So penalty OF not more than twenty dollars
nor each ohenss.
20 ahc. = Nothing in this Act shall be construed
M, Pron'9it the destruction Of such birds or api-
- s snail be proved to be cOmmon uuisances.
approved tins 22d day OF June, 1865.
kANuItAEuA T.
AN ACT
Insurance. Oi''s" 'ne Oeneh's 0' Lie
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Passed by the Hawaiian Legislature
Session Of 1868.
Az ACT

AN All
To amend Section 80 Of the Civil Code
Bis 1T ENACTED, by the King, and the Legislative
Assembly OF the Hawaiian Islands, in the Leg
slature Of the Kingdom assembled:
That Section 80 OF the Civil Code be, and the
is hereby amended, by striking out the
word 'ssix." in the thirteenth line thereof, and
inserting IN its pLIce the word seven and fur
thcr, by striking out the word ''Oue,' in the sew
entecnth line Ut said Section, and inserting in the
place thereof the word .. two" that the Sec
ton a. amended will read n follows;
SECTION $50. The number Of the Representa-
tives Of the people in the Legislature shall be as
follows. viz:
For the Island os Hawaii, eight, that Is to say:
One for the district Of North kOua, beginning Mt
and including Keahualouo, and extending to and
including Puuohno; one for the district of South
KOua, beginning mt Puuohau and extending to
and including Kaheawai.
One for the district Of kau-
One tor the district OF Puma
Two for the district OF HilO-
One for the district OF Ilamakua.
One for the district Of kOhala.
For the Island Of Maui, seven, that Is TO shy:
Two for the district composed Of Lahaina, OlOwa-
Iua -kumehame. and kahoolawc.
She for the district composed OF kahakuloa
and kaanapali.
Two for the district beginning with and incIud-
ing Waihee, and extending to and including HO-
nOaula.
One for the district beginning with and incluI-
ing kahikinuI. and extending To and including
kOOlau.
One for the district beginning with and includ-
ing HamakualOa, and extending to and including
kua.
Two for the districts composing the Islands Of
NlOlokai and lanai.
For the Island Of Oahu eight, that is to say:
For for the district of Honolulu, beginning with
and Including NIaunalua, and extending to and
including Noanalua.
One for the district composed Of Eva and Wal
anae.
One for the district OF Waialua.
One for the district Of KOOlaulOa-
One for the district Of KOOlaupo<O.
For the Island of Kauai three, that il To say:
One for the district Of WaimcI, beginning with
and including Nualolo, and extending To and in
cluding Eanapepe, anil also including the Island
of Niihgu-
One for the district Of Puma, beginning with
and including Waiawa, and extending To and
including Waialua.
One Tor the district OF Ilanalci, beginning with
and including Kepaa, and extending To and in
eluding Awa-awa-puhi-
Approved this 22i day Of June, 1S6S.
KAMEHANEHA r.
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AN ACT
To designate place for landing cattle in Homo
lulu.
Be IT ENACTED, by the King, and the Legislative
Assembly OF the Hawaiian Islands, in the Leg
i-laturc of the Kingdom assembled
Sac. /. That the Minister of the Interior may
designate wharf or other landing place, with
sufficient depth Of water To accommodate eoasting
vessels, at which all cattle brought into tire haI
bOr Of Honolulu IN cOa-ting vessels shall be land
ed and the wharf or other place 90 sct apart, shall
be Published at east three months IN the Hawai-
ian and English languages in two newspapers
published in Honolulu.
Sac. =. The Minister Of the Interior j. hereby
authorized 90 purchase Tor the Hawaiian Govern
nent. and nav for the same out Of proceeds Of
sales Of real estate, suitable location for n
wharf and road ON which all cattle brought into
the Harbor Of Honolulu in casting vessels shall
be landed, and he shall establish reasonable
charges for the use of such landing place
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coasting vessel at any wharf or other place in the
harbor of Honolulu, other than that named and
published by the Minister of the Interior, pro-
vided in the first section of this Act, shall be sub
ject 10 a fine of not less than twenty-five dollars
nor more than one hundreddolarsf for each offence;
and the vessel from which cattle may be 30 landed
shall be liable for the amount of the fine and costs
SEC .. This Act shall take effect and become
a law from and after the date of Its passage.
Approved this 9th day of June, 1865.
KAMEHAMEuA X.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.


ouus Grfnfss-
OFT Grimss i- desd-that god oh nan
We ne'er shall ser him more
Bgf he nas left a son Who bears
The name that old Grimes bore
lie wears a coat of latest cut,
His hat l. new and sayf
He cannot bear o. view distress,
- turns from ia away.
HIS pants are gliters-ftting snug.
Der patrnt-leather shoes
Hi hair i by a barber eurIed,
lie smokes seEar- and ehews-
a chain Of massive gold i borne
Above bis iashy vests
His clothes are better every day
Than we're oil Grimes best
In Fashions court he constant walks,
Where he delight doth shed
His hands are white and very soft,
Bat softer Is his heal
Hes six feet taIi-no post more straight
His teeth are pesrIy white
In habits he Is sometimes loose,
AMI sometimes very tight
Ills manners arr of sweetest grace,
Ills voice of softcst tone;
His dimond pin = the very one
That old Grimes used to own
His moustaehe ad0ru- his face,
If- neck n scarf of blue;
lie sometimes goes % church for chang,
And sleeps in Grimes pew
lie sports the fastest cap in town,
Il always quick 10 bet;
lie never knows who's President,
But thinks - Old Tips in yeti
Hc has drunk wines % every kind,
And liquors cold and hot;
Young Grius-, iII short, - just that sort
of man Old Grimes was-not.-SefSefsd-
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Az ACT

AN ACT
To regulate the driving of Cattle and Vehicles
over the bridges Of this kingdom.
Be IT ENACTED, by the Ming, and the legislative
assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands, In the Leg
stature Of the Kingdom assembled:
SEC. !. NO cattle, horses. mules. or asses ex-
cec,ling ten IN number, shall be driven over any
bridge Of wood iTUn IN this kingdom, cC ten feet
span or more, under the penalty of fine Of not
less than one dollar, nor more than ten dollars
recoverable against the driver or drivers of the
same, by prosecution before any Police or District
Justice; PrOrided aiirGyS, that in cases where no
other passage y possible, the Police or District
Justice before whom such prosecution Is had shall
remit the fine.
SIC. ,. No cart. dray, or carriage. drawn by
oxen, horses, or mules, and no rider of any horse
or mule shall pass over any wooden or iron bridge
in this kingdom, Of ten feet span or more. Mt n
pace faster than a walk, under penalty OF FIVE
dollars. recoverable against the driver of such cart
wagon, dray- or carriage, or rider Ofsuch horse,
mule, before any Police or District Justice.
SIC. 3. In the event that any damage Is done
10 any bridge IN this kingdom by reason Of a yio-
latiOn Of any Of the provisions OF this Act, the
owner owners. driver drivers, rider riders.
Of such cattle, horses, mules, asses, carts wagons,
drays, or carriages, shall be- liable in damages by
suit the instance Of the Road Supervisor of the
District recoverable, before any Police OF District
Justice.
SIC. 1. This Act shall take effect and become
a law from and after the date Of Its passage.
Approved this 23d day Of June, 1868.
KAMEHAxEHA Il.
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OAHU COLLEGE.

TENHE NEXT TERM OF THIS INSTITU.
TIOS will begin Wednesday. Sept:
Candidates for admission will be Monday
Tuesday preceding.
During the coming year Students Tuition
of Pres ALEXANDER CHURCH assisted Misses
l. j. SLOAN l.. l. SMITH.
perierce and marked as teachers.
Students wishing boarl
mediate application to (635 ~ L. Il. CHURCU
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~ Business Cards when prepaid for rear are allowed
discount from these which Tor
m-Its VIXEN paid or charged quarterly
II Advertisers residing Eastern CnSi States can
their cards by enclosing GrseRBacks
they wish aud their csris VIII per
above table. f. the time raid for
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NEVILLE s. BARRETT.
Planters and General StoFe keeperS.

Ke0pgka. Ngrth kona. Hawaii Reaakeakua Bay Island
Pr1iucc bought. ships supplied with wood. Beef
Agent a HoaouIa, A. 3 CLEGHoEN. 62Iy