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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-20

4o.s64 persons, embracing Is, ,z3 legal vo.
tcrs. have pe,,ioned Tor the enactment of
more stringent rrohib,,ory law, and that Z,
SIS persons represented aslegal vc,ers, have
petiiiuned for a license law.
la the Senate, on the 9Th inst, the loca'
ton Of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum was con
sidered at great length, and nation to
change the location from Council Bluffs to
Des Moines was los, BY vote of q to "a,
The bill to repeal the act for the publication
OF the laws in the newspapers, was defeated
By a vote Of 90 TO -.
In the House, bills were passed 10 author.
ize cities OF the first and second class to es'
tablish fire limits to fix the time tor shut,
ting Up hogs on the LIST day of April; to
legalize the establishment Of roads made by
Clerks under authority OF Roarda OF Super>
visors. A bin wac introduced requiring
school boards 10 publish yearly insarial ex'
hihits. 81 ~
On the 18th, in the Senate, Various bills
for the suppression Of inssmperaace were
discussed a, great sensth aud the Sens ad
iolrned ct . late hour wishoa; adopting Ell
,hcr.
Ia the House, bin WAS paste rrsvidi.s
Tor sui ably marking The gseses OF ssesessed
| Iowa s Aiers. Bills were intfe.i ueei 10 tax
machinery, Ae.. manuiactured elsew herr aud
sold in this State; 10 regulate municipal
! elect;ous 10 provide lor the relief Of indi>
| zen, persons who should not be sen, 70 the
poor house. The hill to license liquor sell,
| ing was ! jecsed, afler a lengthy debate, hy
q vote Of 81 10 %.
! In the Senate, on the ltth inst. Mr.. Haw
| ley, OF Webster, presented bill for the ear
\ " completion Of the .n.A S. Z. r. X. A
bin passed Tor the relief Of Hardin county
The bill previiing against accidents by
threshing machines, passed.
Ia the House, the confederation OF the hq
uor Question was indefinitely postponed
But little business OF imporiance.
No account, o. Mondays proceedings hal
been received here up 10 this date Thurs
day.l
In the Senate, on Tuesday, the bill an
propria,iug $l25. 600 lor the deaf and duml
asy ium at Council Bluffs was passed. Mr.
Samples proposition to donate a farm 10
the reform school was accepted and the hsl
providing fog the reform school was pass
ed.
In he House, the Senate resolution to nd
iourn April s,h, was adopted. The gam
law bill Was passed. II provides that prar
RE chickens shall not be trapped or nette'
except in the month of December, and tina
shooting shall be unlawful except between
the LIST of August and list Of January. NJ
Quails to De trapped before the year 1872.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-20

CHOICE FRuIT. We take pleasure
in informing our readers ard the pub
lie generally of the advantages Of US
ing Bssts Patent Frnit Tree and
Vine lnvigorator," which has receiv-
ed the highest commentators for in-
MIGRATING fruit trees, vines. plants,
and all kinds Of useful Vegetation. and
the instant destruction or CRIBS Snd
insects on the same. The particulars
may be learned by addressing the
proprieiors. Messrs. j, AnEARs a Co.,
Baltimore, Md. See card in another
column.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-20


CANDIDATE ron CONGRESS. The
Wsverly Picnic brings out tbs
nanc Of John Z. Burke, Of Breme,
Co., a. . candidate for congressional
nomination. Il cals on the Pres-oI
Nii>i-ia--FPury him sae candi-
cate Of the Cedar vsaey. The R.e-
ni< ssys that Mr.. Burke has been
resident of the State for ten years
mat ne = sound republican and
man Of acknowledged ability. This
u al very we'll, % far - it goes. The
main question is, wheeler Ire is better
qualified BY virtue Of lis abilities, his
character and his experience. to rep
recent the district than Mr.. Allison
or any other of the gentlemen named
Tor the position. We believe Mr..
Burke was a iaember Of the House
y, The lass Gen Assembly. Will the
Ptossie inform as what other legis-
la,iye experience can be claimed for
Nr. Burke? As Mr.. Burke il almost
entirely 'nnknown outside Lis own
rorofy, win the Pinnic tell US mere
about him? Vhas ass lis qaaiifca-
tons by edacaiion! Wherein has he
exhibited talents which peculiarly fit
him for Congressional trust and hon
ors? These are important matters
- the people Of the district.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-20

There is much Misrepresentation a.
10 the Kramer in which it is proposed
to conssivt the wapsipinicon rail-
road. Were tbs construction Of the
road TO depend upon the personal
Subscriptions ct the reoiae along its
route,i, would doubtless prove ahore
hess undertaking, forthe simple .eason
that the people are not rich enough
70 furnish the means But TO grade
aAd Tie the road Is not 20 expensive
. matter a. to render il q serious IN.
dertaking for the townships through
which it viii pass. A bill has already
passed one branch Of the General
Assembly to enable townships to levy
tax Tor the purpose ofraising means
10 assist in the construction Of rail-
roads. The amount raised must be
donated. By this means MI the prop
srty benefited must pay it, due pre-
portion Tor benefits received, OF
course it il only by vote Of the ma.
jori,y IN the township that q tax car
be levied. Il 10 thought that every
township through which the Wapsie
road would pass would be in favor OF
raising sufficient by tax 70 grade and
lie the road. OF course . limited
Amount Of stock ever and above thi.
would be subscribed by the people
nicng the route; but the great de-
pcndence for means whereby to iron
and stock The road, must secessarily
be upon the road 10 which this would
become feeder. It viii cost about
eSo; 600 per mile to build and stocl
the road, while the grading and ,ieins
would require only about tenth par
at that amount Let each township
Issue its bonds 10 cover, say SIS. 600
20 grade and tie the road. A ia,
saficient to produce this amount, j
divided betwecn three or four year!
would not be ouerous, especially ir
view of the benefits to be received
Every township contains over 10000
acres of land which. upon the compile
tiep of the road, would be enhanced
in value from Is to SIS per acre
Even rccsning by the smaller smoun
named, the value Of real estate il
every township would be enhance,
more than three times the amour
contributed for The road. Woul,
no. this be profitable real es.at
speculation? And this is only on
Of the N any sources of profit to b
secured iron, the construction Of hi
road.
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-20

In The Distsist Cssrt sfeko Usited otatse fbr
the District Of lows, in Bankruptcy.
IL the msttsr Of John ~ kenSSe. Denkv.et.
no WHOM 1T NAT CON GERM RE m.
i dersignsd hereby give notice Of bis appsint-
menf - assienee Of the estate Of John W. Ken /.
yo0 q JesuP, IN the county Of Buchanan, and
State Of Iowa, in said District, and who has been
adJudged bankrupt upon bis own petition y
the District Court Of said District.
Dated at Dubuque, the 18th dry. Of March,
A. y. 1885.
sioSZ0 rEaGIN
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-20
Easy I:ssourA

To have your hair changed to it,
natural color. if you use Barrett's
Hair Restorative" according 10 dir
rriiorik.
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-20

We think the people OF the State
w,i not be pleased with the action Of
tue senate in confirming the location
ID the deaf and dumb asylum at
Ce.inril Bluffs. Tie scatteration pol
icy il the most inconyicnt and cxpen-
size that could be adopted. But aside
from the general objection, there are
special reasons why Council Bluff
ought mt 70 have been selected Tor
the 'Asylum. 1t is q well known fact
that iaoo-. and materials are asaila.
BILE there ONLY at extiavaeant rates.
aud il i estimated that it will cost
nearly slan.lc the amount 10 erect a
suitable hnio:eg there that would be
rcqair.l IL Des Moinss or any other
,,.i.,t In tho State. The vote rpoa
the location wac VERY close. % to &c.
However, il is useless TO discuss tue
snastri, ~ final action has been taken.
-
No oat will for moment question
i. IN, Dunorrac, Of the New York
u IT'D. The II,orld has been max
,sg comparison between the lower
glasses u whites and the negroes Of
NV York City. Isresretfally comes
20 ihe following conclusion:
Asa rece. the negroes of New
York. considered from . police point
II yiew. are better class Of citizens
than, tie lower, class OF whites. A me-
xr., ur aegrsss is brought before the
court, occasionally for theft; occas.
,onaIlv the black man is arranged for
outrage. and very rarely for drunk
suness Or murder. But as q class the
.eanes gi.e the police comparative
!, liulc trouble This is the slnost
,riy.rsai testimony alike of patrol /
sau. ~efsrauts, captains and snperin-
'ili..ts.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-20
RED JACKET
A XE.
ColAer~'s Patent...Juiy o, 1897.
Tried and not found Wanting.
We CLAIM 10 will cut Twenty-Five
s2Sl per cent. more cord ~ ned per
day than amy other Axe made.

Sins I'll have fully tried your Patent Axe
and End that il is all you claim for it. II will
chop faster than any other Axe that evers saw,
and leaves the wood without sticking at ALL
would not chop three days without one for the
cost. nc,d no; say any more, for any man
that tries ore will he satisfied.
McKrEsroRr, Dec. ~, 1867. I'm. KEGS.
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I'm. KEGS,

IA YITY0n L.. The Axe and the Label
IN " i AVN are both patented. In
fringers on those patents will be prosecuted nc
cordine 10 law. Vendors or dealers. n per-
sons usifL any infringement, are liable with the
maker Of the infrngmci I.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-20

For sale BY all Dealers and the Mans
usac turers,
LIPPINCOT BLAKEWELL,
Successors to L,rpiScorr 4 CO.. Sole o9asrs q
PdfeHts,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-20

This is the city residence Of the Archbishop
Of Canterbury. II is situated ON the south
banks Of the River Thames. oposite TO ihe
House Of ParlieIpent. II is q large pile ir.
regular in form, built at different periods, and
in various styles OF architecture. A con-
siderable part Of il was erected in The thir>
teeuih century. The Lollards' Tower Is an
ancient and interesting part Of the binding.
Large rings are 70 be seen upon the Of y
rsoni within. suppose % have been placed.
there 10 'he rnr.ypse ssfiHin.. u fastening
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TIRE MAGDALENS or NEW YORK CITY; SHALL THEY HAVE
A CHANCB FOR sALVArlONi BE- Oliver Dyer.
TtIk GRASS CROW SliLB Ia Poeml. BY Nathan D. Urner
INDUSTRY THE ONLY TRUE EALTH By Horace Greeley.
CROWN LITERATURE Bv Ehbu Burit
WORK OF THE HEAD AND OF TIE HAND. BY O. w. Bungay.
M PARTON AS 4 PEOEIBI1IONIST
THE HEALTH HABITS or YOUNG MEN By VI. i. HOibrOok
NATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS
EDITORIALS ETC
OF Hr DyeTs The Magiaens OF EewYOk City" MI
Greeey
MI Oliver Dyer who bad aresy done much expose bnescnt
hes article 10 toe forthcoming SePt)
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Budded torih iis tesder ray
Nv one of the cases in which Mlt

A precisely Of the In which Milton would avoid
the equyOcal geuitye. Substitute his for Its and
the reason becomes obvious. The other three occur
repces Of "Its" virtually one, since they all
mart OF the same construction The repetition of is
would have injured the poetry by not excluding a sug-
restiOn Of masculine remains which the feminine Psyche
shall in her fostering enf0d" To the very
sence Of the thought belonged reduction OF mans body
10 an H." which yet contains the germ OF life and abSO-
Lutte shutting Of al suggestion OF sexual relation IN
the return OF the soul 10 the body that springs up again
out OF its dust
Mr. Dlxoil has amply and well illustrated the state
ment which was content 10 support only with one
strongly marked example that HeCOn long since passed
into poetry as "a name for all its waters IL OF
the commOnest OF those metOnyms by which, rs QiIl-
lillian stated it, e. 60 giOd oOatit,et "a QGOd eOHnetur
1Ss sciiL Even in the later age Of affected classical
purity we ind a scholar like Parnell writing
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THk GRASS GROWN SriLB Ia Poem BY Nathan D. Urner.
INDUSTRY THE ONLY TRUE WEALTH. By Horace Greeley
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The sacred groves tHed attention. show,

Milton really no further IN the Eptaph than he
his Latin ode the death Of the Vice Chancellor
who had for mourner, he said ptedis LieOn ga dis"
But Charles Lamb, whO II he a great classical
aohOar, had drunk more deeply than most at the
sprngs old poetry showed where his reading had
heen when "a his paper on "New-Years Eve after duO
ing hearty cheerful Mr. Cotton be said OF the whole
soe power of his verse: where be those pulling fears
Of death lust now expressed aectedf Passed like
olOud-absOrbed In the purg0R sunlight OF clear poetry
clean washed away by wave Of genuine Helicon your
only Spa for these ny pOchonduaos'
MAY add, touching other Suggestion lately made
that in my visits that Spa have spent many
hours with Andrew MARVEL, and only account for
the attributing him OF the Eptaph In question by OBJ
serving that his begins with d. and that his
works not accessible HIS reverence for Milton
did not aect the very Distinct quality OF his genius
lam, Sir, your 0bedient servant HENRY MORLEY.
UnfrerSiiy College. London, Aug 1.
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