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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-31

,"CHHsAPkAKE AND LAKE ERIR RAILROAD
We ave below synopsis OF the proceediugs
Oh me conferences which was held at the Metro.
pohtan Hotel yesterday afternoon, between
the Western Maryland and District OF Colum.
pa Railroad Committees, the result Of which
conference we published yesterday:
mr.. Sinord, in behalf of the Maryland Com
mittse, explained on q map the line Of tue
maryland and Pennsylvania railroad, now
oeing constructed between Frederick, Md aud
Idtiestown, Pa, and stated that a connection
between the District and Frederick, Nd, was
All that was necessary to establish through
line North, which would entail only the build.
mE OF forty two miles OF railroad. The road
cross the Monocacy line at Buckeystow n, three
miles west Of Monocacy Junction. A charter
bad almost been obtained at one time from the
Maryland Legislature Incorporating q road
between Frederick and the District, but the
project had been defeated by John W. Garret
President Of the Baltimore and OHIO railroad
Now they came here TO try and get from Con-
Rress that, which, on account Of Mr.. Garrett.
they could not get from the Legislature Of
Marylandi aud he appalled, to the gentlemen
from the District to take the matter in hand.
The name proposed for the road was "Chesa.
peake and Lake Erie Rairosd."
Judge Wright stated that he had NO doubt
that every member Of the District Committee
would exert himself Ia tbat direction
After mutual interchange of views, It was
then agreed that the District Committee would
endeavor to have provision inserted IN the
rel road bill now before Congress granting
charter to build a road from the District to
Frederick, Nd, and to connect beyond that
city, the line to he called "The Chesapeake and
Lake Enc Rail Road"
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g GOLDsrEIN, LICENSED PAwNBRokER,
o. Money advanced on I'll binds Of MGR
chenotee, 20 any amount. and for any time8S -
desired. q very re ssonable rates Goods Bought
and sold. Business striesls confidential. mis- 7a
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The CASE OF MIS-. MARTrN-Inqusst al Glen.
rood Cemetery-Disiaterment0 Of the Body.-This
morning Lieutenant Noonan, of the Similarly
Police, summoned the following Jury OF IN.
quest at the instance Of the Coroner, on the
body of Mrs. Minerva A. Martin, whose death
we noticed yesterday: T. l.. Hume, 5. II. Ba.
con, +. Stosch, r. +. Baker, Jos. Platz, Jos. Il.
Bryan, L. q. Campbell, Horatio Browning, H.
a. Hall, Francis Haftz, Il. ID. Gilman, James
Croggon.
About noon those named appeared at the
residence Of Mr.. Clendenin, Superintendent of
Glenwood Cemetery, and after the body OF the
deceased had been inferred and removed to the
vault they assembled around the coffin and
were sworn by the Coroner, DIR. w. w. Potter,
M. II. ID. Gilman being selected as foreman.
DIR. Potter stated that the case was one of the
greatest importance, and in order to give tho
physicians and chemists ample time to make q
minute examination and analysis, he thought
1t best to adjourn the jury for one week; which
was accordingly done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-31

HI JEFRHReou CIGAR
AL sDokers desiring an extra 10 cent GIG AZ.
eheuld not fail 60 Try this Brsrf Sold % 3Sl
de- o6-lms
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CLOTHING, &c.
OVERCoAT9l
OvEROoATs

LOWER THAN NEW YORK PRICES
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NV 1oIk AyDNyB AND 1yzfu o9lBB
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II. ,..sa q jsSSS a. Var h liss ),
:sHs e g re q
,ten q pe:sst graated to him On the SHh day q
Aereh. 1873, for an imDrovensnt g Icons: =
thIseAes TIE 10 Day q Hsfek lexts Any Mo- y
asay sIyoee this extep.oa: O6ieeetcns, SSeosi.
twsnfy days before the day Of heAEing
,ssn.lsxsv Oenmissionsr q Pssssss.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17
GEN. GRANT.

The Burlington .fiyss thinks that
Gen. Grant, As u soldier, was turtu-
nate--only tcriunate--but that 'sle has
no characteristics by natrre, or edu-
cation 10 en'itle him to the Presilen
ey." The -iry,.S then spi.s forth It's
venom at the soldier in the usual cop
rerhead style. II says:
"The people have had enough Of
epauletts, shoulder straps and yariga,-
cd trappings OF sons of Mars, .wl,os-
livers inward searched are white as
milk" Ind, ed, ii there had been
respectable aud patriotic party in pow
er, the gun-powder and gasconade
fellows these military satraps-,hese
fantastic monkeyes who have no busi.
ness in republic in q time cf pro-
found peace, who strut in their ~li,tle
authority which for the coed OF the
country has not been ''brief' enough,
and who eut up such fantastic tricks
before high heaven as to throw the
performances of their prototype. Who
snrmounts the machine Of an Italian
organ grinder into the shade, would
long since have beea disnisse,i.'
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17
BULLETIN, VOL. 3, NO. 80.

polls lest men should lose their chiyalioa 5
instinct reward them
That the admission Of women to the sae,
sraye is ~ inevitable and rapidly approac!.s
ing change in our political system | beliesc
as earnestly as that justice and expeaierev
alike demand It. That comparatively iew
women have any personal desire to vote a
evident bat this, which would be stron.s
argument against forcing a privilege upo
them. ia no valid reason for depriving them
OF right; for injustice to any class is DIS
advantage to tie community, and none the
less SO because the majority OF the class
question are not enlightened enough to per
ceive it. If women's rights are really Whist
they claim to be- they are but another nam.
for women's duties, and the sooner they are
Acknowledged the better. Nothing is NOR.
natural than that most women should Eus
personally desire 10 vote. Conservative
prejudice has surrounded the subject with
every dlssgseeable association; aud, more
over, while the care Of anew responsibility.
Tor which they are imper.ec;ly prepar red, and
al tie trial which tn. transition from Oh
customs to new mus. involve, fall exclusive
ly urOn tie gerroration which first exercises
the right, the benefits 20 flow from j. must
be for their children rather than themselees.
But if this change ]. TO 5me, some genera
ti0n OF women must be the frat t. face il,
and il is OF the utmost importance that it
shoala f>.! -san nnn not wholly un prepared
fora visa use OF Il. II women vote N mrs
coua.ry within the ne xt ten or twenty year,
the transition period comes spon genera
tion educated to an interest in polItica. qnes-
tiot.s by living in time Of political coIvu.-
sion, and better fitted for the exercise Of
such rights than women why have net been
taught By the suffrage TO use the sufrage,
coald BE ia ordinary times. Aud since,
when great reform must come, the sooner
It comes The better, sincerely trust that the
righ. Of suffrage viii yet be exercised by the
women Of this generation.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17

4 lasting document-An iron viii.
The best possession -Self-posses-
sion.
Incendia,y language-" Thoughts
that breathe, and words that burn"
A season..ble inquiry-Nhy siionl,l
winter be called the dead time year.
Is not autumn rather the berry ing
season.
Some one speaking Of \ highly orn-
amented house, whose proprietor was
not particularly hospitable, said, :. I
like to see less gliding and more cary-
ing"
\ man boas,ing IN the company of
young ladies' that he led . luxuIiaus
head ef hair, a lady present observed
that 1t was owing to tie inellowness
of.he soil.
You would not take me for tweD-
ty 2" said young lady TO her partner,
while dancing few evenings age.
"rhea what would YOU take me for.
'.Fer better or Worse, replied he.
\ Bible class was asked to nana
the precious stones named il the Bible.
Af.tr several scholars had given an
swers, one little fellow called oas.
"Well, Thomas, what precious stones
have you found!" ..Brimstone," Was
Tie reply. - ..
"l-ou ought 70 acquire the faculty
OF being 1t bone in the best society,"
sail a fashionable aunt to an honest
nephew. "a | manage that easily
enough" responded the nephew, -by
staying AZ keae with my wife and
children"
Patrick ives in charge Of a ferry
boat. A lady passenger being fright
encd by the waves, asked him ''ii peo-
pie were ever lost by. these boats 2"
iIe gave tie encouraging reply, "Not
often ma'am, We generally find tllrm
afterwards by dragging the river
81 wouid not marry an Eastern man
ii had to live an old maid all my
life" exclaimed . buxom count las-
s.Why not? demanded ber astonished
companion. .sBccat,se every paper
you p,ck up contains an account Of the
failure Of the Eastern mails"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17
WO IsieHDEs.

Under tic .rlenioF u fashions fame,
Ihfonged with the worldly, tie wealthy. The
vain,
An ogcen Of goms il soft lace mist,
ArchLishep, two bishop, dean 10 "ass.st "
Flowers, ana feather, anl jewels, ana laee,
An ivory" arm amt rosebud" face
Goasamor white o'ef forest of gold.
Beauty (anl money 10 every iOll
BonBl together tor good and for III,
Wilh a cup of wealth it would be bard to ill;
'Tis already full " Tic golden store
So full that few Of its drops run DER.
A fearful power for veal Or woe
A power that only a lew men knows;
The power to hoin mankind to good,
Who use II well, as Chr.l ID )ald.
All proud young noble snl lady fair,
Life's race beginning glorious pAirl
Bethink ye well Of gold's great might;
Two paths are open choose The riy.t,
Under a moss cogeroi iyiel dome.
Within ihe sight u aef shildhsod's home,
scircey rustlc, scarcely sound,
Save the half breathedsi IA Of her friends around
Grey si't, entities or foanoes and bows
Wh.to bonnet adorned with single rose,
soft, ten3lr. a3yeees q, locking down =
Wita w0Ild of TIA ia their half yeiisl brown
he father'rector, godly, wise,
With ialtering yoiee, With dew vet eyes,
Speaking the wprl4 tn solemn tone.
that SHAH give his daughter t. one alon5
O,e till together tn psir shall be.
Meath she dasied green of the turf y!oFe by;
O4et til the trials NJ life shfll cease,
And the tain-hearts rest in the sleep of peace
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17
why Women should Vote.
4 Crad;d and Comprehensive Discussion
II he sstieef By Boston Giri.

The following exposition of the arguments
flr women s.ifrege-tlie most reasonable,
yet complete and uaanswsrabla, that we have
ever seeu,-was printed IN recent number
Of the New Yerk Nation, and is from the
pen of daughter Of the Hon. Mr.. Hooper,
tie member Of Congress from Boston. The
manner and rlaiter Of the discussion are
alike remark hle--Hould he for man.
are, without presumption in the statement,
more so fsr woman :-Srriislfe'd R7',t1-
lirca.
The proposed change is OF SO radical
kind, involving consequences OF 50 much
Importance both to men and TO womea--
consequences far beyond its immediate prac.
teal resuts-,hai the whole conservative in
stHes Of humanity ineyitab y reoolls isom it;
the desire 10 . let wei alone IS so strong
that i; needs decided conviction :hat the
present eoadisioa Of society is far from be-
ing we.. enough 10 be let alone, and iha, this
exclusion ot the suffrage is measure which
justice aud exped.eacy alike demand, to lead
one to desire it. Though, iadeed. when We
consider VIA, this question really is--thatt
is Simply whs;aer a class, comprising about
half The Inhabitants of the country, whose
members loia property, pay taxes, teach in
the public schools; which las shown, during
the last few years, in tie working-rooms and
on the executive committees Of the sanitary
commission, with il nuaerogs branch soeie.
ties throughout the country, Us well as in the
care VI the wounded IN hospitals and on the
field, no small amount Of intelligence and OF
pstfotism-@ aether this large class Of wo,
men shall be excluded from all direct inlu>
enoe on a government which claims to reps
resen. the whole people, does it not rest with
those who favor the exclusion to make it
clear to Us why this thing should be, whythc
democratic principle Of selfgoyernment, So
broadly applicable TO one sex, is totally in>
admissible as regards the other? And
when they fail 10 give vs. any better reason
than that il must be, because it has been,
because il is, because most people who have
never thought about it at all think il should
be, is,aot this want of reason on the one side
in itself alsnos! sufficient proos that both
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17
s. rnqu sstiOnably the best sustsincd
work OF tho kind in tnc Sorid..
HARPER'S
New Monthly Magazine.
Critical Notices Of lie Iress.

The most popular Monthly in tho world
Ne.c York O1sefrer.
emust refer in terms Of eu,oSy TO the high
tone and varied ex eelleneies OF HA1xR'. Mae
A,ISE-a journal with monthly circulation Of
about 10000 copes-in whose pages are to be
found some OF the choicest light and general
reading oi tac day. speak OF TINS Hpih -
an evidence Of the culture ef the American
People; and the popularity it has acquired S
ms1ited. Zach number contains iaily l44 pages
OF reading matter, appropriately illustrate ]
with good wood d-cuts; aud ii combines il Itself
the raey monthly and the more philosophical
quarterly. blended with the hest features Vi tie
daily Journal. 1t has great power il the dis
semina.ion Of love oi pure iterature.-HRrB.
xgRs Guide to american Literature, Laa3aa.
can account for its success onty Nv the
simple fact that it meets precisely the popular
taste. furnishing a variety Of LEASING and in
struo,ive reading for all.-Zioa's Hefail, Eosfan
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17
Terms.

Hapers Magazine, one year-..... :, 400
An extra copy Of either the MaeaEine, eekly,
or Bazaar miH b s.pplied grasis Jar erery club ef
Five Subscribers at 90 each ~ one rer.i..aacs
or Sir copies for $1,000.
Back Numbers can be supplied at any time.
Complete Set, now comprising rhirty-fYs
Volumes, in neat cloth biniing, will DC sent ty
express. freight at expense Of purchaser, for
1926 per volume. Single rolur,e.. by mail,
postpaid, $500. Cloth cases for binding, IS
cents, BY mail, postpaid
- Subscriptions sent from Brisi.i North
Ameriean Prorinees msst be accompanied ,-iti "a
cents additional, 20 prepoy United Sss.ss p9ss>
age. Address
HARPER BROTHERS.
YRANRify sorARn Nsw YcSE.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17
Skerln'S Sale.

DY virtue Of . special Execution, issued ont
I'D of and under the Seal of the District Court
OF Buchanan County, Iowa, in favor OF 4. 4
W. Stout and against the lands and tsneinenss
Of Henry 5. Lines, have levied upon tho fol
lowing described mortgaged property, viz:
Two rods of the south end OF Let number one
~, in block number eight (s), ii Stoughtan 4
MeClure's addition to the village (now cityl Of
Independence, Buchanan County. Iowa.
: Which property, as above described l will
offer for sale at Public Auction. at the door Of
the Sherit's Office. in the City Of Independence
on Saturday, February sth, A. y. 1868, at
o'clock p NJ. Of said day, 10 the highest bidder,
to satisfy said Execution and costs.
JOHN A. DAVIS, sheriff.
SHERIFF. 0h5ce Independence,
January 9th, 1855. n2s;Aw
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17

The English think the Irish. an in
teriorraee. Therefore the. insis, that
the Irish have no rights which the
English are bound to respect. The
Democracy say negroes are inferior,
and therefore have no rights Demo-
crats viii respect. The Irish abomin-
ate the English. because Of their
tyranny. Ard yet lrishmen in this
country mostly support that party
which does much worse to negroes
than the Enali4h DO to Iii>hmen! Ii
Irishmen wantjus,ice hadn't they bet
ter deserve it by doing iustice?-
HQukeye.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17

Direct mails to Hamburg or Bremen
wiz. be dispatched from New York OH
Tuesdays and Thursdays Of each
week :; and closed mails via England
and Belgium, on Wednesdays md
Saturdays OF each week.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17
For Sale or kesll.

I will sell my House and Lot, stu.tei ten rods
i from the Burr House. for 800. This house
is iSx50, and is well designed for four families
and rents readily for $40 psr month or sa2s per
year. l want money and | am bound to cell.
The house is for rent for small families.
will rent to ANAL families for from fosr to
dx dollars psr month.
<6Ml r. TABOR.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17

The rate Of postage on letters to
the European countries named below
having been reduced by troatieswhich
took effect on the first OF January.
1868, viii hereafter be as follows:
70 Or FROM On letters Of ounce or under.
Great Britain. Prepaid, i2s. tnpaip, lfc.
By Direct Closed Mail
+ Msil. via England
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17
Subscriptions.
1869.

The Publishers have perfected system Of
m4iling by vii ich they can supply the hsg->
zine. Weekly. and Bazar promptly to those who
prefer to receive their periodicals directly from
the Office of Publication.
The postage on Harper's Mag,rns is = cents
year, which mast be paid At the sabscFitsss
post ,offce
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17

HEIFER.-Taken up by r. L. Smith. in
Perry Township. Buchanan County, Iowa, on
the 2Tth day Of Nov smher 1857, one light red
hsifer enc year old, medium size. Appraised
at Sl2.ao,
r. BREwER, Clerk.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17
Clinton & T. ]. Wilson,

"AyrEG PURCHASED The Meat Market
III of Luckey 4 Bro, win keep constaatly on
hand the best quality of Beef, Nation and PORK,
and other meats in their season. Having had
long experience in the business and being large
ly engaged in buying Cattleani Hogs ani feed
ing on their farms, win al all times furnish the
very best quality Of meats. Since taking held
Of this market they have reduced tie price II
meats one third, and will continue ~ furnish
thtm at tho lowest living rates.
The highest market price paid fer cattle anu
hogs. Those having stock .eE sale ~. d. well
to give them a call. no
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17

The American commissioner says
that out of fse hnndrcd contributors
10 the Paris Fair from this country,
three hundred gained prenliasr.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17
HOUSE, LOT 4 BARN FOR SALE

VTNHE subscriber offers for salo, in the Village
Il Of Mttleton, large two story stone dwell
ing, containins four upper rooms, tvs large one.
below, a large west wing and . coinmodious
cellar The lower story was formerly construct
cd for store room, but is now divided by
temporary partition. Also large barn on the
same lot. Any person desiring . place for .
store will fnd Littlcton N excellent point, and
this housc large and convenient enough for
storc. dwelling or entertainment. The whole
will be sold for $3.50. Apply to w. q. DoS-
HAH, Independence, Iowa
3. NJ. KIER.
December 8, 1852. n41-sln.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17
Read This! Read This /!

All you who are afflicted with Consumption
or any Of its early stages, such ns Cough or
Cold We offer yoa u sure remedy, and give You
evidence for proof that cannot be disputed. We
will also warrant the remedy to give satisfaction
or the money viii he rofInded.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES

1t early in the spring Of 1856 that this Con
pound was originated. A member ofmy family was
afflicted with an irritation Of the throat, attended
with disagrceable cough. had for some months
previous thought that preparation, havrg for its
basis tho inside bark Of white pine might be so COM
pounded TO be very Useful in the fthe throat
and lungs. To test the value of II in the case al
luded to-. l compounded . small quantity OF the
medicine that had been planning, and gave II in
teaspoonfhl doses. The result nsscx ceediasly
gratifying. Within two days the Irritation Of tho
throat was removed, the cough subsidcd, and .
speedy cure was effected Soon after this sent
some to lady in Londonderry, N. H., who Lad
been suffering for some weeks from a bad cough,
occasioned by a sudden cold, and had raised r,ucus
streaked with blood. She soon Ssni relief, aud
sent for more. She took about ten ounces Of it,
and got we'll }. b. Clark, Esq, editor of the sIan-
chester Daily Mirror, made trial Of the sans
preparation In the Of . severe cold, and was
cured immediately. He was SO highly pleased with
the results, and so confident of success attending
Its sales If placed before the public, that e finally
persuaded me to give it name and sead it abroad
TO benefit the suffering"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17
From JAMES j. HoYr.


DIR. POLAND IN The Fail or 1857 n too. a reiy
cioleaf cold, 1ctich brought % rery cough,
pain IN the side ANIL iuaJs aud raising bJol. Itrqs
also rery ttdiy aiicted via siIt tvbies2ass DIS
e1se-ihs kidney Compliant For tts fires Years
past hare been reyy much trorJlt ir.ti nly frodt
and ianys choking anI54issgg -slcisse sigh.,
csfh bsd cough ay1er raissy blood. Jet l.si my
time here must be short unless Is70l oct fc.e 7s
Spring, igcas ialaced 70 try you. iFAae lsIe C3m
pound, though my Jlita "a IL saasi. E. q my
astoais'neat, before ,ftcoL cities cJuya
cas better, The Aiiaey trouble also, oisi co,t rest
nights wltboti e!tosiay m and raising sbmssh. I
kare erksa nearly tree bottles, and es!iag IKE
suee W IN.
roiad adj that r,y .ssfaer's .,.,iiy Is iacfiacs
20 censaaPioa, ~ <er, mother, Giaa tc3 sisters
hariag del IT.
The White Pine Compound, a1rersisesf af ie,c.A
On columns, is slos only Il. 10 SIS ais iaritiay,
but IS a hfgtty rpprored medicine. I1r. j. ~. 10
land, ihe iareator, has tie coaf9cncs of the ~ ny
srho Inoc him, ,deH schich eiis,,aesi atle
h1oriag useJaliy n'asy years as I.ptist @iaAfer.
His erperience as Sufferer led him 10 rsaie es-
pefaienfs irhict issued "a his medical discorerr-
Boston Waterman anl Rcscstor.
TALUABLE .HrDyckyr.--rr Po'aa3's TI.i.
ftne Corpoual 0drcf1ise!ir II ourc 9ianhs IL n ss..
cesyu attempt 70 combine ond oppiy the rrefriaai
rirfRes of The Whiie Pine tari.- IL h1s been iher.
o.gly tested bJ people ia this citu and uiciaiy and
the proprietor has tsfiiaoairii 10 its tsyise jrem
persons trcu lrcris to tiiiseis. lie recor1-
mend us trial IN all those AZ 6iseec Il hicA
= adaptea. ftis for sale ~ ali sur aSugg.s,s.-
New YORK InGeppnder1t
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17
The White Pine Compound

Is manufactured at the NEW ENGLAND BoTaNye
DEPoT, luj Hanorer Street, Eoston.
GEORGE ". SWIFT, n ~, Proprietor.
For Sale by sMALE L GooDFELLO ",
A9ents, Indspsndsncs, Iowa ally