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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-09-03
Grant Club

Meets at the Court House to-mor-
row Friday) evening. Speech by
Judge NASH.
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Nav Advertisements.

The 6stv of Gaaipolis, Notics.
Joseph Morrison, GUARDIANS Sale.
Ann Fosoler, Farm for Sale.
Il. b. iMGw, Notice.
u rs Esans, 1P. Clerks and 1seasa-
rers.
e. A. Broaon, Notice TO Stockholders
E1iah Glover, bankrupt Notice.
Joshua NJ Clark, Admiaistrator's No
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Eg An attempt was made, on
Monday night, to enter the house OF
Capt. d. Y. SMITHERs, but an alarm
being given the thieves decamped.
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GROCERIES.

T HAVE ON hand the most complete stock
Il of Family Groceries ever offered to this
market, and am daily receiving new goods.
T, J.ZEHRING,
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E Remember the big show next
Saturday. 1t is spoken of as wen
worthy of visit. ls. : )
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.
{. MARIETTA, OHIO. z &

TEsHE next term will begin Thursday morn
ing, September 3, 1868
In the Preparatory Department young men
are fitted for College, and Instruction Is gwen
n the branches usually taught in Aeademies
and High Schools: nppwu pu;s..
Aug. 20. Is6e.-3w. ~ 4
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-09-03
R The reunion of the 36th O.
". I, has been postponed to Oct.
22d. See notice.

~The Union men of Meigs
County hold mass meeting at Pom
eroy, next Wednesday, September
9th. 1t promises to be huge af-
fair. Those eloquent speakers and
tried patriots, Gen. W. H. GIBSON
and Gen. W. HI. DAY are to be the
speakers.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-09-03
Gas Pine.

FULL supply of Gas Pipe and Fittings,
N at Manufacturers Prices; also> make
Brass Goods of all kinds.
rfI MURRAY MOORE & co.
Aug. 20, 1669.-5w J tsi.5 ltta 4
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-09-03

But for Rebel and Copperhead
votes, the democrats would MT be
able to carry single State in the
Union. With those votes, they will
not carry half . dozen. $ 81 . - s.
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Notice

NELSON Dillon, whose residence is unknown
~ is notified that Mary Dillon did on the nth
day Of August 4. d. 1888, file her petition in the
Office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas.
within and for the county of Gallia and State of
ful absence for three years last past and setting
forth that he is seized in fee of the following
premises. situate in Gallia county, Ohio to-wit:
120 rods of land in section 80, town g. Range Is
commencing on the west line of said section at
the southwest corner of the % acre lot in said
section, owned formerly by John Grimes;
of said section 10 rods to stake; thence
east fe rods to u stake; thence south 10
rods 10 the north line Of ~ acres in said
section, owned by William Waddell; thence
west with said line 12 rods to the place Of begin
ming The petitioner asks that she may be- di-
vorced from the said Nelson Dillon, and for q
alimOny out of said premises which
petition will stand for hearing at the next term
Of said court MARY DILLON.
Aug 20, 1s68.-6w.
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THE FIRST GUN
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10000.

Last year 1t was 20,l62.
Roll on the Ball. ~
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opTHAtMtA.

Or, Inflammation of the Eyes, not unfre-
quentiy arises from a disofdeIed state of the
stomach; a few doses Of Robaek's Blood
Pills will, in most cases, effect a cure by re-
moving the cause.
BAILEY & MAGUET,
J. d p. A. SANNS.
July 2, 1861 Agents.
80,
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Notice.

THE subscriber has been appointed and
i qualified as Administrator on the estate
Of Henry II. Msrkin, late Of Gallis county
deceased. W. b. AAKkis, H.. g
Aug. %, Is6s.-3w. s. -.J,i
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

and more hearty support. TO the business
men Of the county he extends his hearty
thanks for liberal advertising patronage.
All parties have been benefited by it. The
advantages have been reciprocal.
The subscribers Of the BULLETIN, as .
whole, have not done their duty. Many Of
them have paid in advance, Or at least with
in the year. They have warm place in
the affections of the proprietor. Others
and too many others--have permitted their
subscriptions to run on without question or
greenbacks. The publisher is paying TWEEN
ty per cent. interest on large part Of the
debt Of the Office. There is sufficient due on
subscriptions TO more than half pay this
debt and relieve him from the iuordinat in.
terest. Cannot subscribers, under these cir
cumstances, perform simple act Of justice
for their county paper by dischsrging their
individually small mohiei obligations to i. I?
II is small to each subscriber, but large in
the aggsegate to the publisher.
Bills will be made out for subscriptions to
the BULLETIN, including the current year,
and either forwarded or presented to sub,
scribers in arrears between now and the
middle Of January, leG9. Probably
no subscriber will admit himself 10 be
to poor to meet so small an obligation on
such ample notice.
The Republicans Of Buchanan have moi
been guilty Of any special efforts to increase
the subscription list Of the BULLETIN. The
circulation ought to be increased from one
thousand-itsp present number-to fiften hun
dred, within the next three months.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

Beaver Ovcrc0ating., Casimcrs, and ladies
Cloaking at Bowley's in great abundance.
Perfumery and toilet soaps at the indie.
pendence Bazaar.
Meriden plated ware and table cutlery,
best III market, at the Bazaar.
CHEAP STANDARD BooKs.--The complete
works of Shakespeare. Milton, Burns, Tenny-
son, &C., for soc; Wayerly Novels, at 2jc
each and Dickens OF Is to 30c each, at
Waggoner 4 Co.'s.
The best Gold Pens in the world, at the
Bazaar.
Myers L Mass offer present OF two dol,
ars worth Of fancy goods to each purchase
of over ten dollars in one bill.
Cents Elgin and Waltham gold and sil>
yer watches, At the Independence Bazaar.
Ten Thousand Dollars worth Of new
clothing at Wilcox, Cbesley, Morse 4 Cc's.,
to be sold at prices corresponding with the
low price of wheat. Go and look at it.
The largest stock Of Furs in the city, at
Wilcox, Chesley, Morse, l. Co.'s, and every
one says the cheapest in the city, consisting
Of elegant sets OF Mink, Fitch, Siberian
| Squirrel, &C., &c. Go aud see them.
Gents Fur Collars and Gloves Of all kinds
at Wilcox, Chesley. Morse, l. Co.'s, 1t the
very lowest prices.
A large stock Of No. prime Buffalo
Robes at just received at Wilcox, ChesIey
Morse 4 Co.'s.
The cheapest and best stock Of furs ever
broaght into this market, at Myers 4 Mas.
For Ladies' Cloaks, at Myers K Mas
Five hundred wooden shawls at Myers &
Mas.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The. number Of teachers in attends
ance at the last Teachers Institute was l07
OF this number at least 20 will not be employ
ed ia the schools Of this County during the
coming term. The. numbers of applicants
for examination who have furnished satis-
factory excuses for non.attendance is 10. We
have then working force Of 81 teachers
to supply the l2O schools Of the county.
Under these peculiar circumstances | have
thought best to waive compliance with tho
law requiring teachers to attend the Institute,
and after giving those teachers whose in
terest in their work prompted ,hemto com'
ply with law, the first choice Of situations, tc
license sufficient number Of applicants tc
meet the actual demands of our schools, fol
the winter.
have taken the step very reluctantly and
only after becoming fully convinced that a
s,rict. adherenceto the letter ofihe.law would
result in the suspension Of many schools ia
the county.
Many uses combined to prevent full
attendance ut our last Institute among
which the unfriendly action of Sub Directors
is most 10 be regretted. Ia few instances
teachers had assurances from them that they
would be employed, whether they did or did not
attend the Institute. In other cases, teachers
not holding certificates, have been employed
aud allowed to commence and continue their
school in opon violation ofthe school law.
1t is much to be hoped that our next Leg
is lature viii either repeal the law requiring
teachers to atened the county Institutes, OF
enact such notifications as shallgiv il vital.
ity.
Now to remove all uncertainty as 10 the
course that will be pursued during the re-
mainder Of my official tern, l wish TO give
notice thata Teachers Institute will be held
in the city Of Independence during the
month of November, 1869 aud that no
teachers certificates of any grade, will be is
sued for the school term following said In
stitu'e, to persons who fail to attend the same,
or furnish good and sufficient reasons for
non attendance. And further, that all teach,
ers' certificates issued from this Office during
the last month Nov and oil that may be is
sued hereafter up to the time Of holding said
Institute, will expire on or before the first day
Of Nov. 1869, anything upon the face Of said
certificate to the contrary Notwithstanding.
S. G. Pierce,
Co. Supt.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

The publisher Of the BULLETIN has en-
.seayored to present 70 the citizens Of bu'
ehanau County, newspaper Of whsrh they
should not feel ashamed, and which sheaid
prove an Impartial chronicle OF count, "sws;
Commencing with limited capital ana
.copstant,y embarrassed by obligations Dor"
Of necessity, he has nevertheless twice en-
lsrged the paper at great expense Or maze
rial and labor, in order that 1t might Dear
favorable comparison with the newspapers
Of surrounding counties. Il would have
been much easier and Immediately "o'S
profitable 10 publish seven column paper
we'll f;lled with advertisements but bucha''
An County, with her intelligent and thriving
population, her resources and unexosl.ea
attractions Of soil aud climate, neeceo
something more in accordance with the pro-
rressivs spirit of the day He relied upo"
the public spiri, OF the citizens OF the county
70 reward bis efforts With more eA'enaeu
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

GESrLrNES.--That organization Of some
kind by the farmers Of this county is very
much needed, think none Will dispute. In
many counties, an even towns, the Farmers
Club" is an organization that has proved to
be great benefit. Many Of us are young
in the business, and can get much valuable
information from older and more practical
men. All wish to know who raises the best
crops with the least labor and expense,
what tools and machinery are the best, who
raises the best horses, cattle, sheen, or swine.
We want County Fair, and can have
one If the. farmers take hold Of il. We need
an organisation of some kind for mutual im>
proyement and mutual protection. And
now, gentlemen, as there has to be starting
point, would propose that we meet IN the
Court House AT Independence, on Saturday,,
the 10Th Of December at 10 O'Clock a. m.
and see what can be done. Let every Towns
ship be represented by as many as possible.
q. II. WILSON,
Summer Township.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04
Special Notiess,


Riddell has just received another new
stock Of clothing, which be is selling at lower
prices than ever.
Call and see those beautiful Kid Gloves at
Riddelrs.
A choice stock Of flannels can be seen At
Riddell's.
Fur Caps and Fur Collars at extraordina.
nv low prices can be had at Riddelrs.
Childrcn's knit Skating Caps at Rid
dells.
Eight and half pounds Of sugar for 81
at Riddells.
overAowing stock OF Furniture at Glass
opposite Montour.
A fine assortment of Photo and Tintype
Albums, very low, at Waggoner 4 Co.'S.
Remember that j. f. Hodges makes a
specially Of keeping the best Clothing
brought to this market. He is now receiving
his Fall and Winter stock, which in style and
quality surpasses anything ever brought to
this place. t
Call often at Waggoner 4 Co.'s Indepen>
dence Book Store and see those beautiful
Chromos al they arrive; they don't remain
long.
Ifyou want picture framed in good style
60 to Glass Furniture Store, corner Main Il
Walnut St.
Bowley has just received the largest stock of
ladies and gcntlemens furs ever brought to this
city.
Best assortment ofpocket cutlery, at the
Independence Bazaar.
The largest and best stock of new cloth
ing in the cit just received at Few's En-
pire Store. 7
M0ore's Flav0rlng extracts
are Perfectly Pare! Nome
better made They are Sold
at reasonable prices. For
sale ~ DR.. A. =. Clarke ll.en
A fine stock of Stereoscopes and Views,
at Waggoner l. Co.'s Independence Book
Store.
J.F. Hodges is now receiving the largest
and finest stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Furs, &C., ever brought to this
market. Don't fail to drop in and seethem.
All goods marked down 1t Wilcox, Chess
lev. Morse 4 Co.'s. All wool blankets that
have sold ct six dollars, marked down to
Eve.
Berbrich, the Prince Of cuttors is giving them
ats At Bowlsy's.
Florence Sewing Machines atthe Bazaar,
J. P. Sampson l. Co., Agts.
New and choice Books always to be found
at the Bazaar.
REMEMBER that Waggoner l. Co. keep oil
the best new books. They have the best
stock Of miscellaneous books ever offered in
this city. We mean what we say. :
Blank Books aud oil forms Of Blanks at
theBazaar.
Be sure and call 1t Riddell's and buy your
aannels, and al goods for winter wear while
be il selling 80 cheap.
Ladies' Geneva and A, erican gold watch
es, At the Independence ltasaar.
More clothing at Myers & Mas that at all
the other stores 10 town pst together.
"Christmas 10 coming and the beststock
Of TOYS, Baskets, and fne Gin Books can be
found 81 Waggoner b Co.'S Independence
Book Store.
The best selection Of Carpets at Myers 4
Mans
The finest Ladies Choking at Myers 4
Mas
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

We APPRECIATE A GOOD JOKE from
any source, but we can't appreciate
Scrofula, or any diseases from impure
blood; so VIC take DR.. ]. w. Pc
lands Humor Doctor, which is mos,
pleasant to the taste, and sure cure
Sold by George Smale.
ApoTHEcARIEs will tell you that the
White Pine Compound not only sells
readily, but is an excellent remedy fol
sudden Colds, Coughs, Sore Lungs
Pulmonary Complaints in general, aud
also in all Kidney troubles. Sold by
Geo. Smale.
JOSH Billings has said grca,
many good things; but actions speak
louder than words, and DR.. J. w.
Polaud's Humor Doctor is the great
curer Of all Blood Diseases.
Sold by George Smale, Indepeud'
ence.
A POSITIVE TRurH that the White
Pine Compound is safe and reliable
remedy for the cure OF Throat and
Lung difficulties and Kidney Troub-
les. Certificates Of the very best
character are being constantly re.
ceived. attesting strongly in its favor.
Sold by George SmaIe, Indepeud.
ence.
If anything looks more dirty and
disgusting than . coat covered with
dandruff, Il Is certainly not known to
modern society. s'Barrett's Vegeta-
bic Hair Restorative" will effectually
eradicate dandruA' in single thor
ough application. To this valuable
preparation was awarded the only
prize medal ever bestowed on any
compound for the ha:r.-RMgh kepsie
Press. Sold by George Smale. In
dependence.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

PRESBYTERIAN FEsTIyAI.-Ihe festival
given by the ladies' of the Presbyterian Sos
c;etv at Muuson's new Hall, on Tuesday
evening. was a success in every respect
The tables were beautifully prepared and
bounteously furnished The attendance was
large aud enthusiastic, and the receipts were
about $50. Mr.. Munson gave his hall,
free of charge, for this inauguration festival.
TmE Punllc Seuopis.-The winter term
Of the public schools opened on Monday
with rush Of scholars in every department
The teachers aud number of students tor the
present term are as follows;
Wilson Palmer, Principal.
Inner Room.-Miss Romans, Mrs. Trip
lin place Of Miss Dickson for two weeks.
No. scholars, 1873.
Middle Rooms. Miss Butterfeld, 90
scholars Miss Boardman, 10 scholars.
Lorcr Rooms.-Miss Deering, Il schoi,
are Miss Dickey, 66 scholars.
School House at C. H-Miss Wilson, IS
scholars.
Vest Side School House.-Miss Baldwin,
~ scholars.
No. teachers, 3; No. scholars, $40.
The rooms are all crowded. The number
Of scholars exceeds Tie number Of seats 1t
is plainly evident that We need more room
and more teachers. Relief must come IN
some manner, before long. How shan "
come?
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

MOST BITTERS ofthe present day that
are loudly pulled through the newspapers as
having great tonic and curative properties
are vile compounds and base impositions,
containing no medicinal virtues whatever
and are really very poor whisky bevf RACES /;
and, instead Of acting as stimulant and
| tonic, have a tendency to weaken the stom>
ach by entirely destroying the coating. The
| public should therefore be very cautions,
and purchase npne but Robdchs Stomach
! Bitters, which have stood the test as o rem.
edial . ent for many years, and are really
as their names indicates, Stomach Filters,
and not Jererage. inry combine the prop
critics of the best tonic and stimulau. "A
gentle lsxative,an efficient anti>bilious agent
and the bes, stomachic known to the world,
and, when taken in conjunction with Ro>
| backs Blood Pills, are the safest aud surest
| preventive against all lilious arrangements
thoroughly regulating the whole system and
giving tone to the digestive organs.
They are highly recon mendod as an in
| yigorating tonic TO mothers while nursing,
increasing the flow of milk, and for conval-
lescents, restore the prostrato which al
ways follows long-coniinued sickness, they
are unsurpassed. No household should con
slider the nselyes safe from the ordinary NAL
aides without these invaluable medicines.
They can be obtained of any druggist.
TABOR L IRWIN, Agents.
DIARIES for 1869, also Blank Books and
Legal Blanks, at Wsggoner 4 Co.'s.
The best stock Of Cassimeres in the city
tho neatest fitting garments made to order,
at Myers 4 Mas.
Those Perescopic Specs at the Bazaar
are splendid. Try them.
The Pacific R.R. hat and all other late
styles with Men and Boys caps at the Ems
pire. t
The finest and best variety Of Furs in the
city At the Empire Store. I
A beautiful assortment Of Oil Shades,
cheaper than ever, at the Bazaar.
Colby Brothers' Baby Carriages at the
Bazaar.
A large stock of the best Custom. Made
Boots just received by J. F Hodges.
Wall Paper at reduced rates at the b
zaar.
Everybody should 60 and get pound o.
that $l.60 Tea, at Wilcox, c. N. L Co.'s.
Carpets anc Oil Cloths marked down IL
the lowest prices at Wilcox, Chesley, Morse
l. Co.'s.
The largest stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing
Hats, Caps, Furs, Blankets, Shswls, Buffalo
Robes, Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Crockery
Glass Ware. &C., &C., ever brought to THU
city to be found at Wilcox, Ches ey, Morse
l. Co.'s, LIST and I'd doors, E .st of bridge.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

Melvin Story,
Trustees, morrill, santorD,
L. d. Lowell.
Justices Peace, o Q. s. F Rs%''
cons,Aals., + !; s Msts1;.sd.
Clerk-Cyrus +. Smith; Asscssor-A. II.
Bridgman.
FREMONT.
Supervisor W. Rich.
Trustees, + s1S s:sr s s:'''..
Justice Peace-Everett Van Epps.
Constsbles-Chas. Whitney,
NJ. Harrington.
Clerk-Alvah Peck Assesor-Geo. Lii
ley.
HAxLEToN.
James E. Frisrs,
Trustees, H. f. Vorgason,
WIN. H. Kint.
Justices Peace--L. o. Hillman,
G. B. Voorhees,.
Constables-P. B. Schsrmerhorn,
RIB. Miller.
Clerk-Gideon Pierce; Assessor A. A.
Lewis.
MADISON.
Supervisor-O. S. Fowler.
Geo. Anderson,
Trustees, Cyrus Bailey,
C.N. Bennett.
Justices Peace-E. H. Ely,
Jno. w. Doud,
Observation-Disclosures Jakway,
c. l.. Akers.
Clerk. X. Preble; ASSESSOR. W,
Smith.
MIDDLEFIELD.
N. K. Miller,
Trustees, H. A. Heacock,
Jno. Baker.
Justices Peace-E. j. Wigg,
VIM. Decker.
Constables-C. g. Perkins,
N. X. Miller.
Clerk-Henry Blank; Assessor--H Henry
Blank.
NEWTON.
Turner Cartwright,
Trustees Chas. Hoover,
Robert Mccoy.
Justices Peace-John Ii. Leach,
NJ N. Timson.
Constables-Wm. Blank,
Jas. S. Brewer.
Clerk-Sarnuel Hoover; Assessor, Jno NJ.
Carson.
Superyisor-Geo. Hovey.
J. d. Laird,
Trustees, E. Demoit,
Wv Dickey.
Justices Peace. M. Hovey,
Andrew Lawrence.
observation-disclosures Mitchell,
Charles Little.
Clerk-O. Dunton; Assessor-.Isaac
Muncy.
Supervisor-A. G. Blakely.
c. II. Root,
Trustees, G. H. Wilson,
o. S. Ames.
Justice Peace-C. II. Root.
Constables- Michael Butler,
FIJI. Kemp.
Clerk-Wilber T. Kellogg; Assessor w.
s. Van Orsdol.
WARRINGTON.
Supervisor-T. Stout.
David Gill,
Trustees, Levi Pratt,
A. H. Fonda.
Justices Peace--H. C. Curtis,
Z. c. Little.
Constables-T. NJ. Hunt,
III. S. Ames.
Clerk-Edward Brewer; Assessor-Ed-
ward Ross.
wEsTDURG.
N. S. Barger,
Trustees, Henry Udall,
WV. Hamlin.
Justices Pace-T. s. Stone,
James Dalton.
Constables-Albert C0wles.
| Malachi Mason.
Clerk--T. S. Stone; Assessor-P.F F. Dal
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

Annals OF lowA.-The last number Of
this historical publication for lses, has beeh
received. |, i, more than usually interest
ing number. 1t il Published quarterly by
the State Historical Society for the purpose
Of putting permanently on record all that can
be gathered Of the history Of the State. Price
al per snaum. seud subscription to the
edit,r. S. W. HUFF, N. D., Iowa City.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04
JESUP MARKET.

Grain has been looking up little, snd the re-
ccipts Of wheat SO far this week have been heav-
Ter than for sometime, prices advanced from soc
to Csc on Saturday and Monday, but today de-
clined to s2cts.
The receipts Of corn and oats have been light,
but fair prices were paid considering the state
Of the market.
The pleasant. weather has made quite stir in
produce, and prices generally, have been good.
The following are the latest quotations.
cnPREcTEn WEEKLY
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04
JUST tsECElsED.

4 splendid assortment Of Ladies Button
cd Polish and Polish Lace Shoes. Also, a
fine stock Of mems and boys GleEes ard
Mi,,s. Wool lined Buck Mitts and fine Md
Gloves. Hogskin Mit's and sheepsSin
Gaentlets for bows and men. Ladies ana
rents home manufactured Wool Hese.
Yours Respectfully,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

CLUDalNG WITH sULLErlN.

Tho BULLEriv will be dubbed with the
following Publications, at the several rates
indicated. The money must in all cases be
paid one year il advance for both pIblica>
tons. Old sub ribers, as well as new, may
avail themselvc, Ut the offer.
The BuLLErl> -nd Chicago Weekly Post,
at $3.50.
The BrLlErly and Harpr's Magazine,
Weekly. or Baanr. At $500.
The BULLErIS and Ladys Friend or Sat
arddy Erening last, $3.50.
The BULLETIN aud Iowa Homestead for
$500.
These offers vii! stand good till the first
of January.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

Mansou's new 81 all is ve.y pleasant, neat
and airy. II bids fair to become speedily
popular with the public. The Osaian band
have engaged it tex a Co'il'ion Party on
Christmas night. Gee dancing public vii
doubtless Be out in foil force to try the new
Hall, especially q they have the attraction
Of the & ne music Of the Ossian Band.