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Central Hall Store.
NEW STORE & NEW GOODS,
Nearly Opposite the Kew
Catholic GhureHs.

Catholic Chusess.
YNIiE undersigned has resumed busincss
II again and u nov receiving his Sleek,
and will he receiving daily until all Is com
plcte. Our Stock will consist oc NEARLY All
the yarieties q goods that eaa ks ksvt, en-
ccp, Dry Goods. Our
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
vii t,c complesc, and eoasi.t q
Colfces, Sugars,
Teas, Spices, Straps
and Oils, all Of which shaII Be
sold low. Our
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT,
when finished, win consist Of All the vsr,.-
ties generally used by carpenters. builders
anil nndertakers, and viii bs SOLD 1t tie low
e., cnsh rates. Our
Ce,iar and HTllae Harx
consists Of Sleigh Baskets, Covered and tTr.
covered Baskets. Tubs. chnrns. Half Bush,l.
Peck and Quarter Measures, Clothes Bas.
ke,s, washboartls, &c.
Also Forks. Shovels. Spades. Sais.
Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe Nails, Cast and
Rought Butt Hin-~s, Y aud Strap Hinges.
Screws, Locks. Axes, Sad irons, Saws, e..
All OF the above goods have been care
fully selected and bought for cash. and win
be sold at n very small profit. ~ calling
and examining for yourselves will be ~ ev-
ideHee Of the fact By keeping good goods
and selling them low, and by strict attention
70 business, hope TO receive liberal share
janlG.Iy JOHN IT. BOWERS.
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TliSSol.CTioN OF copARTyrg.
IL SHIP

TUE firm Of Gcasty & Fronnfelier, hs.
THIS day been dissolved by mutual consent.
~ those indebted 10 tbs hrm are resnect.
tnlly, invited 70 make prompt payment. The
Books are len Ia the hands VI A. T. Gca,,y.
for collection.
A. r. GEATTY.
JACOB fKOCNFELTER.
janiG.ats
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en- in Carroll who are
-npnor and wreichnd

- IpOt hnu Nfetcned,
Weak and wounded, sick and sore,
should not forget Sambo, who was Ger.
tainly strong and l'oeerfI element in
the campaign last Summer. Caesar
woodward, Pompey snowden and ''Mis.
tar Sekeretary" Julius Miner would
doubtless be willing to again enter the
politician arena; this year, providing
their white fellow-laborers were Just in
the slightest degree more respectable
than they have been heretofore. 1t is
hardly reasonable to suppose that col
ored "gemmen" Of responsibility would
be willing to again associate with such
"poor white trash p
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A RADICAL CALL.

The Kangaroo-Piebald- White. Black.
YellOw-und-Tan- Radical Maryland Cen.
trail Committee has issued call to its
"loyal" members in the State to assem-.
bic in Baltimore on the 2lstof January.
The call saJs they are to arrange for
the meeting Of estate Republican
Convention TO select Delegates to rep.
resen. Maryland ia the National Con.
vention to assemble at Chicago on the
9th Of May" II is also stated that
the party is to be recognized for the
Presidential campaign, aud pitiful ap.
peal is sent up for the faithful to attend.
This task of attempting to put new life
into an already sinking carcass will
be an HeScnlean one. But our Radical
brethren in Carroll who are
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Al letters promptly answered.
4 U. ,. Bounty, Pensions, Back Pay, Prize
" collected. Is
pa Cut this advertisement out and bring
u with you, or communicate by letter.
THOMAS TIMM0NS 4 co.
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We make liberal advances, collset
promptly, and II desired viii cash claims lor
Stato Bounty at sight.
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PEasosa wHo Ivnxlsnnn
s U u 5 TIT q r Il X

v Is 3
Between April aud December Is, 1884.
vii also be entitled to Bounty from the
State of Maryland. -
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NOTICE. - hereby warn ali persons
~ against crediting my wife, MARIA
hECkEBD, as viii pay no debts OF her
contracting. JOHN RECKERD.
paVt* Winfield, Carroll CO.; Nd.
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And heirs Of deceased Soldiers may obtain
valuable W information free u charge Il our
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Sworn % this sth day Of Jaaaary, isss. n
JACOB REESE, Cashier.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26

JssrP. June 25th. 1868.

JEsrr, June 25th, 1868.
FRIEND LOOMS, Dear Sir:-The X. K.
X. the Great unwashed" Of Jesup, with J.
J. DAILY, "a renegade Republican, at their
head, as chief Spouter Of Treason and Lies,
started on missionary tour to Littleton,
last sevening, and were hooted out Of town
by the boys. And, Friend LOOMS, would
you believe il, they carried the American
aag-that flag which they so vsinly en-.
deavord to trample in the dust during the
late war! o, consistency! thou art jewel!
Yes, for the Devil would have the people Of
this world believe that be was the Saint Of
Saints. So with tho Cops Of Jesup. they would
have the people believe that they were the
party that Sustained the glorious old flag
through the fiery trials that it has just
passed even II they did rejoice over every
defeat that it met with, but, friend LOOMS.
with Grant and Colfax Is Standard Bearers
of oar National Emblem, the Republicans Of
Old Perry will roll up . majority that will
make those pretended unlon men hide their
faces in shame and disgrace W intend to
to make Perry Up. the Banner Tp. Of
Buchanan Co.
Respectfully,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26
TIaE REUNION.

An effort was made, last year, 70 secure
thorough cooperation in the completion OF
soldiers organization for this county. Ow-
ing to several good reasons the effort was
not wholly successful, but resulted in the
appointment Of temporary officers, and the
appointment, Of committee to draft q con-
stitutioa and appoint time and place for a
subsequent meeting, at which the organizes
ton should be perfected. This committee,
rs has already been announced, decided PIP
on a reunion at Quasqueton on the coming
Fourth. The importance of thorough
SOLDIERS organization must be apparent to
every thinking mind, and it is hoped there
will be a universal turn,out Of the soldiers
of the county at Quasqueton. Let US have
a grand re>union and perfect an organiza>
ton which shall be efficient to gather and
preserve q record OF the services of the sOun.
ty in the war Of rebellion, TO preserve me>
MORALS Of those who have died for the
cause, and to foster those fratsrnal feelings
which bound us as one while fighting the
battles Of our country.
The organization effected OF the Novem>
Der meeting Of soldiers, at The Court House,
is % follows:
President-E. c. Little. Vice President
-Chas. Stanford. Recording Secretary
Chas. NJ. Bennett. Cor. Secretary. l..
LOOMS. Treasurer-Jed Lake.
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE Chas. N.
Bennett Byron, C. W. Mckinney Como, H,
B. Booth Fairbank, H. F. Sill Hazleton,
VIM. Bunce; Homer, Jas. Blakely Jeifer.
son. P. Reterman Liberty, C. H. Lewis
Madison, W. H. VANDERBILT Middlefsld,
A. NJ. Perkins Newton, Chas. Hoover, Jr.
Perry, B. c. Hale Sumner. W. f. Kellogg;
Washington, Valentine Gates; Wes!burg,B.
Davis.
The Pres, Vice Pres. and Secretaries
we're appointed committee to draft con-
stitution to be reported at the next meeting
and make arrangements for q reunion at
which the committee should report and the
organization be perfected.
The programme Of exc .cises will be about
as follows:
l. Assemble on the gsound at IL o'clock
A. NJ, at best Of the drums.
2. Prayer by Chaplain.
3. Soldiers organization.
4. Reading Of Declaration of Indepen>
dence.
5. Martial Music.
6. Grafton.
I. Picnic Dinner.
8. Re-assemble at l. o. clock. Perfection
Of soldiers organization.
9. Music.
10. Toasts and Responses.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26

WINTHROP, Iowa, June %, '6S.
Mn. EDIroR The citizens Of Winthrop
and adjoining country have decided to hold
q Basket Picnic on the Fourth Of July, in
connection with an old-fashioned celebration.
We expect some Of the best speakers in the
State to be present to address the people on
the occasion.
There will be . national salute fred at
sunrise.
The procession will form at 10 A. NJ, and
march to the ground, led by the Indepsn-
dcnce Brass Band.
The Independence Hook 4 Ladder Co.
have accepted an invitation te be present.
There will be grand display Of fireworks
In the evening.
The officers selected for the occasion are |:
Prssident-J. H. Palmer.
Vice Presidents-M. A. Chamberlain, A.
Risk, J. w. Edie, s. W. Rich, W. Hildreih,
c. w. Seidell.
All of the citizens Of this and adjoining
couaties are invited to attend and partici-
pate. We have no doubt but that We will
have good old>iashioned time that will pay
for attending.
Below we give you our regular programme
for the day:
The procession will move down I'd and up
Madison Street to Elm Grove, where the
following order Of exercises will be observ>
ed:
lst. Music by the Band.
2. Prayer by Rev. l.. W. Brintnall.
Sd. Music by the Winthrop Patriotic Glse
Club.
lth. Reading Of the Declaration Of In>
dependence, by II. c. Markham.
5th. Music BY the Band.
9Th. Grafton, BY Rev. WIN. Mills, late Of
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Music by Glee Club.
Toasts.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26

Nix. LOOMS ALLOW US, the teachers and
pupils in the public schools Of the city,
through your paper, to heartily thank the
citizens for their generous gift. We grate>
fully appreciate the labor anil kindness Of
those who 90 successfully arranged the con-
cert aud strawberry festival. We hope that
the beautiful organ, which is the result Of
their labors, may be abnndantly productive
Of harmony in our schools, where harmony
now so uniformly prevails.
WILSON PALMER.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26

APLEAsAxr ExrERrAIxMExr.-OnT Thurs
day, the 18th inst, by special invitation, the
Ladies Mite Society connected with the Bap-
list Church at Quasqueton, spent the AFTER
noon and evening at the residence Of Mr.. d.
G. Taylor, about three miles from Quasque.
ton, on the " west-side" Independence road.
The company, numbering about sixty, were
most ump'uously entertained at tea with
strawberries and other dellcacies Of the sea.
son. It was indeed an occa sion long to be
remembered by those who shared in the
very liberal hospitality Of Mr.. Taylor and
his estimable wife.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26
THE rOURrm AT JEsUP.

Jesup is not to DO behind in the observ.
auce Of our national bilth>day. Complete
arrangements have been made for an old.
fashioned celebration. At . meeting Of cit
izcus held on the 22d, the following officers
were appointed and programme adopted
President of the Day. N. Hovey.
Marshal-Dr. Fiske.
chaplain-Rev. J. D. Caldwell.
Orator-Jno. J. Daley, Jr.
READER. L. Cook.
Toast MASTER. W. Hoel.
Music by Thayer & Cheney's Band.
ORDER or EXERCISES.
/. Singing by Jesup Glee Club.
2. Prayer BY Chaplain.
3. Singing by Glce Club.
4. Reading Of Declaration OF ladepen>
dence.
5. Singing by Glee Club.
6. Grafton.
I. Music.
Foot and sack races, whcelbarrow races
bliudiolded, creased pig chase, target sboot-
ing. mock tournament, &C., IN the sher-
noon.
We arc indebted to Charley Wattles, See>
rotary Of the day, for the above information.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26
rs. uo~ton Flag % the ninth 10 nc ~
OuasqWctOns

Above all things, the soldier holds IN pre-
c;ous memory the glorious regi"en'a' nag
under which he drilled, marched ana io'sn y,
TIa soldiers of tho glorious old Ninth will
",.a x;ll he ON the grounds at tho reu"'o"
which IS 10 take place at Qus'quc'0"' on 'u0
al,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26

The enterprising people of Fayet,e arc
bound not be cheated out Of a press. The
exit Of the Odserrer does not disconer, them.
We learn that seven>column paper will
soon make its appearance at Fayette under
the editorial lead Of Mr.. ID. Vines. II will
be sound Grant 4 Coliax paper, devoted
TO the interests Of Fayette county md the
Republican party. We wish the enterprise
every success.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26

Messrs. VIM. Few & Co. are rapidly wins
ming favor with the public. Their fac stock
Of goods is held at prices which cannot fail
to please and their uniform courtesy and
quick attention to customers renders it very
pleasant to deal with them,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26
AGENTS WANTED FoR
THE BLUE COATS.

And aom they Lired, Fought aud Died for tie
Union, trih iSeenes and McideGts in The Great
Rebettion.' 1t contains over 100 fine Engrav-
ings and 500 pages, and is the spiciest and
cheapest war book published. Price only 81
per copy. Send for circulars and see our terms
and full description Il the work Address
JONES, BROTHERS 1 CO., Chicago, ILL.,, or
st. Louis, Mo.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26

SERIOUS AccIDExT.-Mrs. j. Brace, Of
Otterville, formely resident of this city,
was very severely hooked by an unruly COW
she was endeaycrrng to milk, last week; SO
that her life was for some lime despaired Of.
We understand, however, that she is now
slowly recovering.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26

Capt. Lee has one of the finest gardens in
this city. His crop Of strawberries, this
year, is much better than the average in
this vicinity. There is general complaint
Of barrenness Of production this season.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26

EMiGRArloN.--The tide Ct emigration in>
to lowa is rapidly increasing. Even from
the rich prairies of Illinois, thousands are
fock;ng into lovely Iowa, where the crops
never fail and where homes may be secured
at prices within the reach of even poor men.
The covered emigrant wagons 60 through in
trains yearly every day. |, seems like the
old moving. times Of '567. The cars are
well tlled with men and families of the most
desirable class, looking far homes in what
mus. sooner or later become the queen State
of the West.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26
CITY AND COUNTY.


We wish to employ two girls, with homes
in the city, to learn to set typo. Apply a,
the office, or at the residence Of the editor.
None under fifteen years of ago need apply.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26
MA1HIED.

LITTLE-TABOR- In this city, June 2iib,
Mt the residence Of the brides father. By
the Rev. DIR Esiabrook, Capt. Edmund G.
Little and Miss Alice II. H. Tabor, al OF
Independence.
No Cards.
The kindly remembrance i, duly appre-
ciated.-ED.
FIDDLER PIERCE-In this city, on
Thursday, June 2jth, by Rev John FIJI
ton, Mr.. J. Donald Fiddler and Miss Eda
NJ. Pierce, all Of this city.
The happy pair spend the honeymoon at
Iowa Falls.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26

The Sunday School interest is rapidly
progressing in this county. Two large
schools were organized west and north of
Litteton last Sabbath, by Rev. Z. Under
wood, Sunday School Missionary for north>
cru Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26

The Conseratis s'aes that Miss A. NJ.
Leasitt, formely of this city, was lately
married at Auburn, Maine, to Mr.. Pickard,
Of that town.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26

PAY UP THE SUBSCRIPTIONS. We are re-
quested to announce that all subscriptions
to the Asylum fund nre expected to be paid
in to Mr.. Browne, at the Bank, before the
first Of July.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26

Mcssrs. Kittridge & Foster, late of Keno sha
Wis, have purchased Of Mr. Paxon his stock
OF confectionery and fancy goods, located in
the post office building aud will continue the
business at the same stand. Paxon has the
California fever "bad".
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26

UR1caOC 1k01aa1nC.E II
Any person ordering either of the Clubs
mentioned below, can have their selections Of
premiums enumerated, corresponding 10 the
size Of the Club,
FREE or ONE DOLLAR!
For Club Of 80 fs3.)-one of the fol-
lowing articles, viz: Dclaine dress pattern,
fancy colorcd bed SPREAD leo view Turkey NOR
rocco album, 20 yards skeeting, striped cash
mere delaine dress pattern, honey comb quilt,
all wool square shawl. set solid gold bosom studs
all wool fancy cashmere pants and YES, pattern,
gents hair guard chain gold trimmings, silver
plated chased lutter dish, silver plated 1--WE bot.
tie revolvin. castor on feet, set superior steel
bladed knives and forks, worsted promenade
shawl, ladies long gold plated chain, ladies'
gold double ring. gents heavy chased solid gold
ring, solid black walnut work box or writing
desk, extra quality baluforal skirt. set jeweIry
with sleeve buttons 10 Isatch. violin and bow.
gents cardigan jacket, splendid ebony D flute
with ivory trimmings, superior Turkey morroc-
co shopping bag, ladies high cut balmoral
boots.
For Clnb of 60, Sc. )-0ne Of the fol-
lowing articles, viz Black or colored alpaca
dress pattern. pcplin dress pattern one piece Of
bleached or brown Shooting. engraved, silver
plated, bottle revolving castor, 81 wards SUI.
perior cashmere for pants aud vest pattern, ex-
ira heavy honey comb quilt two fancy colored
bed spreads, pair gents calf boots, 4 yards far
mers' good wool froekins, fancy cashmere plaid
dress pattern, best quality balmoral skirt, rose
wood brass alarm clock, ladies all wool cloak
pattern, silver plated cake or card basket, fur
muf or cape. ladies' fashionable wool double
shawl, splendid clasped family Bible, 9xl2 rec
ord page and cngrasings, yds. double width
water proof cloakinc. set ivory handle knives.
with silver plated forks. set silver forks, set
silver forks, one set lace curtains
For Club OF 100, ($IO.)-One of III
following articles, viz yds. double width
cloaking or coating ? large, fine. blcaehed linen
table covers, with | doz. large sized dinner
napkins to match, twenty five yards splendid
hemp carpctiEg, good colors, extra auantiry
black or ALPACA dress patterns, extra quality
popin dress patterns, one large piece superer
quality extra width shceting, pair gents elf
boots best quality. silver hunting casei patent
lever watch, dozen ivory handled steel
bladei knives ard forks. silver plated en- graye,i
six bottle revolving caster, with cut glass bot
ties, splendid violin, box and bow, complete !;
single barrel shotgun, Bacon's x-basrei rev OIL
yer. pair superior white wool blankets, nice fur
muff and cape, silver plated engraved ice pitel-.
or, with salvcr, seven and one half yards all
wool fancy cashmere, for SUIT one dozen Roc
crs' best silver plated forks. common sense Sow
ing and embroidering machine. two heavy hon
ey comb quilts. splendid family Bible, record
and photograph page.
For larger Clabs the value In.
cfcascs in the samc ratio.
Catalogue Of goods and sample sent to any
address free Send money by registered letter.
Address all orders to
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26

We had fne mess Of green peas from
our own garden, on the 18th, and have had
them in profusion ever since. They are OF
same variety referred to by the REPORTER
"Carters First Crop" We walt for some>
body 10 speak ahead OF US,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26

A Cornct band is in practice at Jesup.
ifthat isn't live town, then you'll not fiud
ono in Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26
HERk1CK 4 SHERRY anr.

w ASit1i)-AGLNrS.-Ssoa Der meat.
w the yeav round 81 4 eerrea,ty Z. ! .Hst
Wv per month n sasse ha,in i l..t.o c#,s.
~. ~ guaranty the ahaxs iaantily saliss
Esers agrut, f.tfAer, ear,,ncv s,,J g,is
grover, Norsh ami soasll. ,honii ss..l ~ emo,
Jvr Ps'str"sfe<. Please eaii "a % address
=. AHEAtt-. : 60, % ss-oa.l 8. L,lsin.a-.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26

The public schools Of the city will close
their present term on Thursday, July I'd,
with the exception Of the Grammar Departs
ment, which will close on Friday, July 3D..
There will be public exercises in the several
schools on the following days: In Miss vii.
sons room, Tuesday A. NJ; Mrs. Fairs,
Tuesday p. NJ; Miss behring's, Wednesday
A. NJ; Miss Dickey's, Wednesday p. NJ;
Miss Boardman's, Thursday A. NJ; Miss
Butter6elds, Thursday 7. NJ, aud in the
Grammar Department on Friday Pm. We
hope that each school may receive good
number Of visitors. Please, friends, visit all
the schoos-thoss in the old buildings as
well as those in the neU.
WILSON PALMER.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26
Sherim's Sale.

Dy virtue of an Execution. issued out of and
Dunder the Seal Of the District Court of Blu
chanan County, Iowa,i favor ofxepheniah Stout
and against the lands and tencmenis Oft + Mes
sengcr and the heirs at law of Frances Messen-
ger, have leviedsupon the following described
mortgaged property, viz:
Lot three, in Block tive ty-two. in Fargo's
Addition TO Independence, in Buchanan Coun
ty, Iowa.
which property. as allowed described, ! viii
offer for said at Public Auction, At the door o.
the Sherif's Office, in the City Of Independence
on Saturday. July .5th, A. d. 1865. at O'Clock
p. n. of said day, to the highest bidder, TO sat
isfy said Execution and costs.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
Sherit's Office Independence,
june 18TH 1865. n5l-4w
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26
WILSON PALMER.

PEACHES IN NORTHERN lowA,-one OF
the greatest genealogical curiositics in Blu
chanan County may be seen in the garden
of DIR. George Warne, Of this city, N the
form Of very thrifty, healthy peach tree,
four years old, loaded with rapidly growing
fruit. The secret of the Dr.'s success hes III
his manner Of training and protecting the
tree. During the first two years he attempt
cd the perpendicular cultivation, BY protects
mo with corn stalks in winter; but without
success. lie then spread out the branches
of the tree and tied them down near the
ground, covering the whole carefully IN WIN.
Ter. This method succeeds admirably, as
tho result abundantly testifies. The tree
oppears very thrifty and luxuriant ID us
growth, spreading out to circumference OF
twenty five to thirty feet. Should Tue pres
ent crop mature well, as in oil probability II
will. the luscious product will amply repay
all the care bestowed upon the tree. fcaeh'
j. ,,o,, be raised in Northern Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the United States for
the District Of Iowa. In the matter Of Lewis
S. Brooks, Bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that Petition has
been filed in said Court by said Lewis S. Brooks
Of Byron, in the Comfy If Buchanan, and
State Of Iowa, in said District, duly declared
Bankrupt under the Act of Congress of March
Cd, 1867, for Discharge ard certificate there
Of FROM all his debts and other claims prora5le
under said Act, and that the lst day Of August,
A. D. 1865, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, is assigned for
the hearing Of the same at Court Of Bankrupt
cy before Hon. Willis Drummond, Register Of
said Court in Bankruptcy, at Room Number
One, Custom House, Dubuque Iowa. in said
District, where and when all Creditors of said
Bankrupt, who have proved their debts, and all
other persons in interest, may attend and show
cause, if any they have, why the prayer Of said
Petition should not be granted.
Dated Ut Dubuque. this 18th day Of juno A.
b. 1858.
N. LsPpER, Deputy Clerk.
MILLS a GRAHAM, Dubuque Iowa, Attorney