Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-20
N BS< E1.A.AN EOUS.

Kentucky has no daily paper outside of
Louissille.
The women Of this country wear 350, ,000,-
600 yards of calico year.
1t ia a crime in France for a newspaper
to give any report whatever Of a libel suit.
There is a dry goods firm in Paris that
spends 100000 francs q year for adyertis>
ing. s .s g.T Il ...
A newspaper is indeed a ship at sea. and
, almost always in a storm.-LowisriQe Jour
nal. .e
A Kentucky editor calculates that be has
chewed about !, ,525 pounds Of tobacco in
tlie last forty years. ,ne as4s. 9
An exchange says he can always tell what
! sort Of a woman q man married by the way
be treats the printer.
AunrGuors.-An Edinburgh paper says |:
We regret to find that the announcement
ofthe death of Mr.. W is Q malicious
fabrication ..ss -
A highly educated constable somewhere
in the northwest exposes for sale roam
horse, "or 50 much thereof as may be nec>
essary' to satisfy the Judgment. sIa % .sli
One Of she mnt impsrtnnt items IN she
cost nfA se~~psmr-isstmpsprsass Ma
! NJ newspapers do not Obtain from their sab
! scribers the price of the white paper alone.
| The entire expense must be covered by the
| receipts from the advertising.
A young LADY, who teaches music IL an
academy IN Western New York. sent an or.
der TO pnbHshcr recently, in which she had
spelled Che words very poorly. She apolo>
sr;,nI ~aI..~ - r.
You must eskews thi. letter as pla bi
noNc, but spell bi ear"
The editor Of one Of our exchanges threat
ems Ku-Klux his delinquent subscribers.
Hear him "Sone Of Cur subscribers for>
got TO pay up this spring! The secret SER
pent has Kissed! Pay US Bloody bills .
The yaller cofIin grins. Pay your sub csip-
,ion promptly The frzzlei cat news
Death 10 traitors. Two dollars a year
Your doom Il seaed!.! X. X. H..
Reader. il YOU have COOL live advertise
srent running through our own or any other
/! good list, you have = hundred thousand SER
| wants out at work ior you, whether you wake
| or sleep, whether you be sick or well. No
nionareh's slaves ever scstterea at his bids
d.,,z so aeeily or faithfully, or in such be-
wildering numbers, as the literary messen-
rers thai bear your individual word to the
people Of this great na,ion.-Iaside Track.
| The following good story is told OF Presi-
| dent Smith, o, Dartmouth College: The
veteran printer, Simeon Ide, Of ClarerAont.
N. H., read an essay q the recent editorial
convention, in which he told Of . young man
named Smith. who was indentured to him
for six years in sl9, 10 learn the printing
business. At the end Of three wears The
| friends OF the young man desired his release
in order tha, he might be educated for the
ministry. Ne was released on condition
that he shoalA be educated, and today tina,
young man, now ripe in years and wisdom
Is President OF Dartmouth College,"
! rcs,mas'ers ,hroughou, the country viii
save trouble by obeying the laws in regard
TO newspapers, etc. When paper remains
dead in the et.ice for four consecutive weeks
il is the duty Of the postmaster or his depu-
ty to send the publisher Of the paper writ.
ten notice OF the iaet--stasing. ii possible
the reason why the p ,per is not taken. The
returning to the publisher ofa paper mark
ed "not ,akcn,N refused or auncalled
for" is not legal notice. Pos,masters who
fail 10 comply with the law in this respect
are liable for the subscription for the time
! said papers remain dead in their office.