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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-23
IloOa1 .E.Ac4nM.

CAsH-PAY Up.-From and after
january l, 1868. the cash system will
be strictly enforced. Persons who
are now indebted for subscriptions,
and who wish their papers continued,
VIII confer favor by paying up at
once. Those who fail will have their
papers discontinued. Cash will also
be required for all advertisements.
Persons forwarding advertisements
from distance, must send remit
tance. JOB work cash on delivery.
SALE OF HANDSOME FuRN1ruRE.-
Messrs. d. c. Peixotto & Son will
oner Tor sale, this morning, o varied
assortment of handsome furniture,
III good order. Parties desirous of
refurnlshing parlor. bedroom or
kitchen, can have an opportunity of
doing so.
THE RACES To-DAY.-The abilities
OF Fly Away, Betty Ward and Ame-
rlcan Star, to get over ground. at
tached to light sulkies, will be fully
tested this afternoon. BE on hand
rs near 2 o'clock as possible-the
horses will start at lthe appointed
hour promptly. The contest will be
the best three in five. Gate fee only
fifty cents.
BAD WRTrING.--We have often
wished that illegible writing were
made inable offence. It would be
capital source Of revenue to State
and as the radical Congress has taxed
nearly everything else to raise funds
for their reconstruction schemes, and
to support 1000. 900 of colored freed
men in idleness, if they will not sup
port themselves, we recommend the
chairmen of the Committee of Ways
and Means. in the two Houses, tc
bring in bill levying penal tax on
every citizen who writes so badly
that his manuscript is unreadable by
ordinary people. Our attention is
called to this subject by observing
that all English Court has declined
to punish constable for non-service
OF a writ of summons, on the simple
ground that the writing was so bad
that the officer could not read the
address. The judge excused the de-
linquent. One of the barristers, as
Amicus Curie, said that the party
who superscribed the process ought
to be made to pay the fine, remark
ing, in addition, that he had repeat
edly heard the judge say that they
could not, in many cases, read the
depositions.
A town i'll Iowa bears the name of
Scmicolonville. According to our
old spelling book, the traveller would
have to stop there only 'long enough +
to count two" The landlords should +
petition the Legislature to make it
Periodville, requiring full stop.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The post
office open during the week from 81
n. m. to p. m. On Sundays, from
IL to 21a p. nj.
The Charleston and Western mail
are open for delivery at p. M, and
close at n. m.
Northern-Open for delivery d
10Y II. M, closes at p. m.
Greenville-Open for delivery at
p. M, closes at 8 p. m.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NTs.-Attentien is ca
ed 10 the following advertisements, puI
lishea this morning for tho frs, time
N. w. Observation-Disclosures Sale.
John English-House to Rent.
Meeting Acacia Lodge.
Tribute of Respect
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-23
Iron. Let Yale, and Harvard, and

-lTO0. LOU Iale, anu I1lI IVeTu, anu
Dartmouth, enter into n generous
strife as to which shall bear off the
palm Of the highest liberality in dis
:arding obsolete prejndices, and con-
tributing to the elevation and refine
ment and cultivation of the much
wroDged children Of Ham. Old
prejudices must be eradicated, and
feelings of active benevolence and
the true principles of fraternity and
equality substituted in their stead.
Should the policy above indicated be
adopted, new era will dawn on our
country. We shall be independent
OF men whom the radicals character
ize as Irish and Dutch, and other
foreigners, who, we have the high
authority of Mr.. Wade for saying,
are inferior in virtue md intelligence
to the blacks. How grand the effect.
A check will be given to white immi-
grafton; white labor will be cheapen-
ed to the capitalist, strikes among
white artificers will be stopped; in
dustry in all its branches will be sti-
mulated, and the whole country
blossom like the rose. Considera-
tions of national, or rather sectional
economy, also recommend the adop-
ton of this policy of distribution and
diffusion. Now we have to keep up
the Freedmen's Bureau and standing
armies at enormous cost, in the un-
reconstructed States, to protect the
blacks in their rights. Let lis remove
the negro, us the radicals seem to de-
sire, to the North and West; then
every Northern and Western commu-
nifty will be voluntary and self-sus-
tanning Freedmen's Bureau and a
standing army, eager and anxious to
sustain and cherish the black race
without money and without price.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-23

NEW ADvEhTIsEsIENrs.- Attention is ca
ed 10 the following advertisements, pu
hshed this morning for tho frs, time.
Al. w. Observation-Disclosures Sale.
John English-House to Rent.
Meeting Acacia Lodge.
Tribute of Respect.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-23

SALE OF HANDSOME FURN1rURE.-
Messrs. d. c. Peixotto. & Son will
offer Tor sale. this morning, varied
assortment of handsome furniture,
III good order. Parties desirous Of
reiurnlshing parlor. bedroom or
Kitchen, can have All opportunity of
doing so.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-07

Sdhr nlh, 6'cttfrtCr,~ bdtle fs gu rem
Sruerr scldat, HI ticicr IL Rummtm lrctr
oIlNb. ,gBd6 fIm Iir rdr0n tte9cn, Of
6cmrih tC&rpncn iigt prsr pdtcr tttrmmtI
Sct hpO INN G'rhc5irlptn prrutnftiN DER
lmc Sr. Spn McltnI1r tnn erb rld,t
cipiB lrteu mtr mlTu ia 2lie tcrttn !
Gaun fa1t raS GjrIc non icltl rrn Sinccru
81. eehh ifiu Better SulS Ecmmt nidt mcbr
Wiertr, ter III laulIi tpct idmmt rent drnCt
8inpc. Gmo 'si sat pdS ArcBc SH1Gtr
naRp armcs Wenihmtpe ecm Wrere IN.
9riubrt, pon tGm man nc wetr @nrae CT
fnbren; c5 wtrb uuh nit pem 9Serntr ol'r
acpcitn FIN. Set Su9Ciitsrt bat Dir ia
l5r. pCn WplrnAlr, Zap Wclbtn9d altl6ce
3tsbt an lrtner &tn!cTlalIruithft bnbtn tpa
ME giutbcn. gSlS ptIlt III nfbrf DIe
Qjelb il lem; Ntmdnp tann eS i'm nblprt
den, unc allc muh eS an pit bcicsn $Inpcr
ialcu. Gcetal5 ict Serntnftia llne IN Stt>
ntm ttacncn SntcrCiTt, Rtb n1t. Ger Srm'
rt4 bcfcmmt feline 10 babftc, trdre II. ltcbt
6rdu mrGr, bic prd phiu ctnIttns 10 rtth
iGin miro, uub wrun tr aud 9lnj SrIr, pcr
9aYcn bis Sum Stpnten" rmbiu6te.- -
(5Vr.tguri tclst)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-07
rtbernGcntral
nnO prnnlDluariDdt Gi(mbnbn
7 EenUbeh.


Die r!lprthern arHtfGl" uHs sgfpniplpanifhs VI en
tdbn" N lie furt't qie nab ten Gitii6tu unb rprts
peben 1iaaten; tie 3se etritlbtn trrsibrn Gtttaas
"a ne gitttura g5Utea iraptr, ais bic 5Uae iracuo
tntr aHetth Satn.
Die Auspanetnr rcrtcu nit zen ShrenlIlen btfSr.
bert unb efteBer dae BelurmhtsiteH uHe Sberbr her
NeiieneeH pterbdupt. Dte 9Dn9Srns inc init Wis
waiter psreben uub ratrrnp bee NWtters dtf sas anse
uebmtr cryrdrrnt, Res RnCtI6 crISuhitt.
Die 6cmFdrrie ret {, it1 nr Gtfpnesrtn auisab,
atnabt tUrF gerirlBc pns usbecintommtu nit anttrn
Sobnrn hGs hen RtitneHi 70 ldi8s UebitIn Der seas.
ecnS AZ tripirer.
Das G'tsGd her pajIlrrr deter gdiTaaitr bat 100 10
ftcl wtre init tcrletcu 5uRen nab ter 2ermHunRSpri
betrrbcrt ne tet Gerifgl bCr bGur s,tdlttrru ahrc
alrh rNt HnhHit hes 3uRrS Ceer aud fpaer, ie nat-
ben &c 0trunI@i wlgb, dtSelicieri.
Nsitnte, bic trarHo rnrn @rme IIr St6ptree babrn
nb rrudt Ipltrs leIprt tsm @entufttur pber tracup
tiHtm dnttta @camttR mtbuibtilrn, mh iinb ant ~
amitR etr 0pmfasnje tlr irprJs Nbbdlie psrantspl-
lid. H...
Die 9atrprsr 1nt bGiarr ais bic irssRb tutr aptcn
Balm iunrrpdlb her Yer. Stdutcn pie he pBerte yIr
ltilt.
N.rrtts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-07
as.nS ~. Sic 9ciltnnDe. %, 10
SeoerlnaHH icin cigencr glrst!
d allo maD's pillrn
~" SaiIrfpap'S Salbc.
hes Wassns, Der ssbsr ,lnf

~" Sailpfpap'8 Salbc.
n'~as'n'asisfe'tea, sss Nessns Der sf'sr ""s
Der RaS.n II Ter srsse 9,iaeipunIt, wtlhsr bic Sc
turtbeit peer Aranibeit hes Spfems beenIubt. au'
IIchten Wfbroud cher Sdpaduns tut6 9rtene trtttr
al noarte Scisen gereauuitss Ssihwsresn. utsrie'
hehtcr abem une aG8cmens Gridlafns Ter ardtte elm.
gut tsn @sbifns NJ Ysrtiasnns Itepsus, 10 tam ets
MnGrt tie Guee rpn 8rpiweb gtilaer Wieeergeidla'
aenbtit, Ncrrsnbeibwerssn une iinsranhtidem Stale
Die setsr ttit in Dtiteeenidai unb erieust ealea-
Sierun8tn. S9mtr,sn " esr Stiie y. I I. Der Inter
led maht i'd etenfals eurd gtrlppfnns, Durhfal unit
Hptr bemertlid. Die Sauptwirns tieier pi!len seht
aug ben Waaen,, ,ine 2ebsr gupssn llntrIsb uns Me
rsi netngH an ttrtr pisssrttlstsnstn nns drtsnssn
lSirfuns 1tsI.. =. LI.l G.rr 7Tr
t., ,tg',r Mpfe unc 1as,Hua ...g. 3D..
fs sgst her sewStnli6lsn uus besartisnen aaf eiem
eentirtnte Rerridenstn ttebe ibneu wiri bic Safbt
f.f;t@ snNessn. ptlte tund6a has 0i ausrptiet unt
9,ric 0ciiic, alfe sB,,nten une Geid,,piirs.
uetsl bic eiee Sabre barinade itttm anseren Mttte
rser SsbInbina sstpst. nh uhdtdnser6 einiseH Gin.
reihun5rn siser iraflissn Salbe sspdtn. rJ 9g,..s
bill splasn elmer iaisstsn SSisSilsana ss.r ar,nt.
i6er tetSen wcrten etrb bic berieatnse 8raft ttei
Salts beieitiat une eire Hare, sprdildae saatadtt
sms f sss sss sa Ss. sibs &t s Sn.
men, SiStattera uno ansers Ssiihis.9ntteluuatn ~
| W. ~ ,,G =! =. . 8,auen eeid,,persen ..A' .
sstn BE satstsn ans sssr ali issts sssr ssrh.lta
puaiie etr aur, eie 3enila snipifsln sinen 10 ent
iteeelel Gptus faB IN tfm @tiuatbtiis 3uante bait
zine meriHdt yetrung tntritf. Htisrtipen han,tn4
SieHsn btreitet ne lie EN- dtres i,nc perfnblides it-
tel fur aae 8lalien ron Sransn,immern In feem Sta.
blunt hes eebsns ,ins ts aaen e5sfpnsteittufansth.
H!-. 5diuorrbcicen anc Rifcin. ~ q
jeee Brrm eees 5eiber tsier berrlhenetn Ipb Bart.
efn @ebrab siefes Grreidina apiiiss aussetptfet;
isipsm estrsu&e % aen marine @abansrn svru,rsssbs
3se SsiIlrdfte wirp nidn unabdnbsrlip uns 'rtsrei
tsuk akf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-07
sSfutldlen! 1ylntlMc,l!

Def jlntsrss6nfts tai bic erpsts uhe pets aaspahI
tItsantet kntlcben eieeuep Bdtrifa IN sft Stab sr
ausu ytsfe 10 rfaftis 9psr ene &utidbe saudt rirt
sim etspet uieredf nie trrepeu renn fr teiaiI
pri ea ID ssssn DaarBflb pftr sat iafpirtt @tGitI
tuatstmsnu bfnfs ssrfdufe. y i''.'tu ~ .li'
GDafsljJh IN. Ne eOeaa. Rr. SO. SUI ,0asat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-07
Vlasiu9rtigc Mnjtraggcbcr

Trricntu tie bon NuRparts guftrdse frnten, ppust
scnou ibrs une etS Gmpiansers 4trfle aatBetsn. H..
aS- auiragCa ven NuEpdrtt nllIicn cpn eirem pcn'
ilempsI btariie itn, puaitlits Grwsttrtna ~ f.
een. .'f F.. a w. Tdtlc'
tl5l-) Gfe ron. baltimore. une 9ashr
ss- IS lns spsi !s,oipetebe 0dbmaid,lieu i'm
sr. H. Starsr., Ueriauit wirb itls metr ais rasnb
eus daetr. Wl,idiue. .uil 3guai tF (lsb-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-07
Sir ScgcllDifTe
Saubnrg, Yrcnltn, Saurc nHS
ylIilncrllcu

nab irgcIle cincm ~ ilcn simcrifad
beIcrp rle aeentur bic tiuRaGu Nnhtttn,
piebt palI1gelheine fir alle Shiife
gns 6lprot eriCrcgtCu HdHes FdlaNitrc rcu br rJn
S5ctmatbs= Srte bicrbcr.
Die yrciie bslroacn pen Srsnisu nGb S'ditiuiorc
!ipette Nainle. e.,....,-......... 'f33OO
.... bntidtneGd ,................... 2bhO
6iuStr tlyGrn l--lg Slabren erbeb& ptliSer.
Die y Ite nnb In Gbcie ptCF FGrteT nab TEN dufrn
hen Gcurit ,Ohltar.
0rn Savrs tepret bic Naeunr pdhaetrc dr $50 6rIe,
Vi riro tCicneSrs tdTnui aumeriidm aCnGht bdF
nir ms III N,rbtnturl NIT her ptrbe. gcitrtcrlmr
Npn 0anaNersn errBer- Ssraiall unteriebcn. BIZ
peute ypu Bremen Sdmburg &c. aus UtnC AnlgGae
bsna6rhtissa, ptnu iig ain atrrAe GFit etpiutTef
ttu batCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-07

sluspauserer mnp Sttiiensc mad,
benz SScfteH unO 1UrsDeiten ber
Sercinigtcu Staateu bon 9!Orbsgl.ncrItG
IpGrcn 3eit mrc ejclc, wcru fe bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-07

Bsruer werbsn Gpntratte abseldcheu fur Dan,yi une
StBebtfe flr llnt ppn 9nslant upe Gcutlhlaus.
eGefhths pafaaiert ppn 8remen mad Baltimore
6ir errd6cne Nsrirnen, amiidcueti S26.50 IN Gtplp
&tnter Won biz 10 9atrfn. .,....... S2i
Tnher inter fineln Sabre .......... 50
Gib farn her aati,e Setiaa ppm Snldnfe bis Sremen
fepie aud eer Setrag per 9ileubapn ven gdntrre uad
dGrn pcritiesepen ydgta in NmeTifa beiabt uns bin.
terlret wereen. Ht.. l.'
10. yrciie rpn unb mad 2i0erpppl.
Biir srGatisre gsrlcnsn, erlr Gaiule $50 Ut Sob
&netr ecn bis 123abreu, balbsu preis. $40 -
lNnhfr uRttr etaent Sabre. ............ :. So ~
SwfhCnpct fur trWablsns perirnsp.... $40 In Pap
&lneer Won bts II SabreR. ............. SO -
Htnoer unter eintm Sabre. ...s...... S5 IN @ple
Rsy- Bur bciouoevu Stsnntuisnubnic ga
lin Ger 0efabr, berpRen Su werten, Su ent9eben icl
ten gdha6ere tire Sdtrtacie nur III bem Bureau Sei
nuter'eitneten anaeielien asenten tauet.
alis writre HusiunfI u. Sab wtrseR uneaiSelsliber
ttcft ppu 20. '
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-07
ScahtcusiDtrtb fir 5tbcrmnm!
,Nrorta oc0culeitise 1rnnfeu>ltn'
tcrituenngS Wcictlfdaft."
Hrprta, SGtnpls.
ptprta, SGmpIs.
Sieerne In ameriFa!

Hieit NeenlhdN Idflte In ttn frfsn Is NcnSitn hs
rils utrr 1900 Nitnltttr idtltf Hftr 10000 Ipuats
an Il ranfr aus hat Rm r'n @fiflltdtrImratn 70.
trsd flsp roo an cdnb uue wtte BtptiitHbatt unh
rttll uFwaici, .,,.1-.-
Sit tlusorrtuAr ldtrN % Gmutirnh ,ttalt ttu
tfftosfltf biiia!Nt tint ~ d Cnt ht Nr'uhhfprg
non d tis 10 TuHdre uHt duefshgn Wcttfn " Slsttt'
taatu ptn vutublWbmrR 100 isnlr' t0r ne Vurtt
auue 4 eusbt,alli, Ernu tts ~ ttr SulatatltL
Wltslltlttu frrit dTulttt etbaHtiunR nnt tttii
0lcthiu stpdrrt. Sttr Belutt {, rnt tsltt,
D,auu uter Rrau ven 10 ht a. Sabrrn Tam Wualuh
sisfrr wptllG0tatH gtlsnita'I retttr. Wan wtnetM
an hen unttr,siduttcR GtnsTal aPtnfr: ..
1T, 4. m, Sdbuiiet,
Baltimore, Ar. II, Nert-6tttuldW.
(bCbr TUQQtf.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-07
ysir mnu rim Slnns anaruchlu,

eic Sdusfrdm aIldiith unc isine Slsrabpien iiis
frieern mdr,ciI faIru, I'd, icHe Wptl 1teN nttttf
Irn llm tits NJ btrGtiiraIRtn aiti e irta ttNft
nliusl ais ne Nrttif wctt tIs GEeyula siHtI mtTth
itdft NIT 10 trlHat f. ltlai, dls mealyh ~ maotr'
cher QrPterrt. rr, tHdrsret Hhier cot liHs Anfn
tinrr atpfru bruQ SrritieH turt tic GErntuEs aslS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-07
Gbilfsn's Spppcl,Cfen 7cdh>
hcrrhr6.

pitttr rerre ubtrtrtfI I'M Sftrtf ftt 0pmtrris.
5utauteii Ctfrrrmit I'm aeEFauh psH @tuamaitTldL
tuc1rr mn pcG3dHtietr Nrlilmitl, ntiifH nue ntt'
itcn Nnttct ave Gbuttru GrfrHtuuAea, nnt alm ost'
in. Sdmcttu Cralru, asten. tcieHerrs nm iiets MAJ
fhdtt ~ hlIttH, art tt ttint btFtrt Raittent StH
Setter Ter b tuea susa odbttrt ani6dfrn ptl, telit
I'D eisItu dUebtu IN ttm RaRiCn lroHt reu seh'
CGfru gttt Is tlUru tClurn, nly tgr sNtmtrt. Dtr'
isltc rat agt mctttura QsttsEtrrua,R cintn areftn
eraioitn tupptlit unS WTibifttGrt GrGanft rHb
rrliiht EsutribuTtn, It giGittH Wt lttt hid urb
a. ntre tn jttrm Bdns i,rarirt tae ter tn cut tad
err man ,chtt tds Nrib ,ugdd. suutun bdbsn teH
s,eroud mn nod N ula Iitu 6lu ~ CbuR st'cmmtn,
ilc rr nHt aasu EaicgsturstR ErliApss ntiiTrrasu
HATE.
\. srcdtb,rbp s Srbn,,
Rr. 40 upe A. gattRr.,
Int tie Gstrltn i1r tltft rttrst rrt Sticn. Goo
Hs- Sp,aa Eu sur d6it !epwc'id,c Wdbmaidiiue
tabsU ettt ~ 7. \. mcsitnncp \ SO. IN w. ",
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-07

hs- Ter ScrIg ppu o'uusru bdt osm Spfi1r
Z. Is. Upcr 6utill Gt.ilttt, ven Rau6S brruemitT
GocNol stdmc Ter -9NtrrIa' teytatisrt,in) TEN o.
atntbumt ttr gtrns 9aetTH wtitts am Gtmdrbt ipm
lsuiebo galalis IN @Nubsn aaissntlt 10. sHt Cert
arierttaen ,u latu Ser Ecllrr td tulsIt, IN Strrbt
ssttn laItu nat sdrn Ter Stat erwtG suiu Setttnt
stmatt pcitlbl ds i'm Tarc dalasNtat rcrtm nrs he
lrmntptt srr GrrtbStt uns GrEenrs, Verinntieittt.
9c,pta n drf itps datrt'tn nit 8ct hrli uris' ssn'
itlttu Rert gtpelSD'scBinsu ct,nan. et srdasn ten
N,mcu ttr etdtt trvtanttar @sthttnis Ter 'abns''W
Wltnne eu, p,tc urh Gt sen aNatu uut cit srtdbt.
fbtu erhtn etbtttt wVrsu
tapa -... (gefrntr .Sruruai.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-07

Stutrelnt9
Der 8uf. scien iib ese't
prrWciniht MeSiin trfrsut,
riiblt Yrn tbreu Auren, ren
b,nen pisle In Ter That an's
lHlmttrtlre grenlen. ber.
a'etalteic Nate ifrepbuIpier
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

lIDDLErlrLp, IT,, Jan. II, 1868.
M. EplroR Nov that winter has tair>
" set in, aud the farmers have but little bus.
mess on hand, We ought 10 exchange ideas
through the medium Of the press. believe
you wish us all to write to the Bulletin wien
anything big iranspires. ALLOW me, then,
jus. here to say, that consider farming is
Iowa one Of sbe pleasansest occupations
have ever engaged in, IN all the days Of my
life.
Last summer I raised sone very large
nelons, aud had it not been so far from In.
dependence, really think should have do>
mated one 10 the BsIletin Office. In the fall
picked Of my vines, here in this township,
the largest squash have ever seen in Bu>
chanan county. saved some Of the seeds
and shall plant them in the spring, and il
am successful in raising another 80 large
shall bring it to our county fair. have a.
SO some excellent sheep and some very
choice hogs, all Of which aim to have at
the next fair.
And chat: Mr.. Editor, is Of more interest
to our farmers than their own county fair,
where are gathered At once variety Of the
best products Of the soil, and the choicest
stock in the county. ! think We ought al
10 so arrange our business ~ to attend every
county fair.
| In our township We have some Of the best
and most cntcrprising farmers in thi, coun>
y. Among the pioneers here, are old Dan
Lea,herman, on enthusiastic Baptis, ard >
lively. fat jovial. rollickins old boy Of about
fifty years, Charles Cray, Samuel Caskeys
VIM. Broads,teet. s. Berry, J. II. Pierce, o.
Little ana N. Dickcy are some Of the sub.
ssan.ial farmers Of Middle6eM. Mr.. h.
S,oneman has devoted large part Of his
time 10 the culture Of trees Of d iferent varie.
te., and now hiss aumbcr Of choice varie.
ties for sale.
We do not meddls much with politics out
here, but we are, some ofus at least, oppo-
sed to Gen. Gran. for President, for we think
az Mr.. II. Greeley thinks, that if he is elects
ed at al, he will have to be elected on dry
goods platform. We want Z man elected to
the Presidential chair for the next four years
who can stand on . Radical platform, with
the sword Of justice in ono hand end tie
American eagle in the other, his great heart
reaching out to all the oppressed, while biz
clarion voice shall ring through oil the broad
land, from shore to shore, BuLlY FOR MID,
pLErlELp!
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

A meeting Of singers of Independence was
held st the Presbyterian Church on Iuesday
evening, for the purpose of organizing mu'
sieal association. Notwithstanding the IN
favorable weather, goodly number OF sing
ers were present, and the preliminary steps
for An organization were taken, hy the aP>
po,ntmen, OF committee to draft cohs.l.
tut,on aud bylaws, to report at the ueA'
meeting, which will be held at the lresny,e.
risn Church on Tuesday evening the I,s'
inst. II, I o'clock. All the singers IN inc
city are cordially invited to be r'ssen. -
that meeting promptly at tho hour aes's".s -
ted, As it is designed to spend an h'HF 10 -
vocal exercises after the completion o' inc
organization. The Asaph' VIII DO "sea
for ,ha, evening, aud those singers wao hnss q
that book are requested 10 bring Y W'"
them. Prot. Sanford viii conduct the nu, .
sical exercises sor The evening. il' eno''
10 or,anize n musical ass,ca'ion iro''''S'ss
10 bea great success let no rineef Saho
NJ ,of from It because no personal 'asls-''o.'
has been extended. Ii lis sl"'nta''eou'
movement in which oil are inteFvaled
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17
oUR JEDUP LETTER,

JgsuP, Jan. Is, Ices.
Ed. BULLETIN The weekly issue Of the
Bulletin, and the reports Of those who have
visit d the city, assure US that Independence
Is not quite frozen up yet, although the ex-
trene cold weather Of the past week led US
TO fear such . result.
Last Monday night was the occasion Ct
one Of the pleasantest gatherings ! have at.
tended in many day. This was . selec.
party and dance At The store Of Aessrs.
Cook 1 Marsh, the music being furnished
by Messrs. Tbayer and Mr.. Cheeny, our pop
ular music teacher About dosen coup
les were present, aud the utmost harmony
prevailed among the guests. Your eorres>
pondent and the rest uipped the light fan.
tas.ic toe" 70 our hearts content, and each
OF the guests undoubtedly rendered to Messrs.
Cook 1 Marsh an unspokea vote Of .hanks
for the evenings pleasure.
In Lyeeum. last night, the discussion Of
the Tariff question was resumed, and the
subject very ably handled, Winning decision
for the Tariff party.
In addition TO the other evening NEE ings
for pleasure aud profit, now regularly held,
. writing school was last night organised BY
xr. c. II. Taylor, Of this State, 6ne pen.
man, aud apparently well qualified for teach.
ing the Art. A fair number Of pupils has
ai'eady been secured, and sr. Tayler will
doubtless obtain good class.
Business changes are still in vogue with
Us. Mr.. L. R. Billings has sold the saloon
| building which be but recently occupied,
and purchased the one next south Of Wilson
4 Strong, on Main street, which he is 6,,irs
| up for restaurant, aud will occupy it very
| soon.
| Quite . number II sleighs and cutters, oi
various sizes and descriptions, were dashine
through our streets yesterday, aud the jing'
ling sleigh>be!ls had . peculiarly exhilira'
ting sosnd, recalling 10 mind the memory o
nsmerous eleigh rides and cu,.er,rides in ,h.
loug sgo. " care not what course other.
may take, but a. for me, give mc-sleighins
ri.A sri..er. or give me no rinssr."
| REGuLus.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17
rmE THO VI PSON 4 pARKHU
TROUPE COMING

Every lover Of good music will be rejo'ced
20 learn ,ha, the Thompson and Parkhura
Troupe will give one of their excellent Con
cer,s a, Morsc's Hall, on Saturday evening
OF this week. No doubt the bare announce
men, Of this fact would Gil the hall, but We
eanno, re rain from adding our mite to the
universal praise Of this popular troupe. II
il composed of cultivated gcntlemca--Mr'
fists in the real sense Of the term, who c's>
close nothing in their performances which
coali ogsni even the most praiish ears;
While their music is continual feast. II
IN, inform testimony that they give the
heat musical entertainments ever heard IL
Independence. We regret that the troupe
are to spend but one evening in this c''y
bu, NC are sure that that evening will be 'm
proved BY our citizens in listening to a per-
for.nAnce which will prove equally amusing
ENJOYABLE and refining in its effects.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

ame ilk, afforing incon,essible evidence al
TO the quality il not the quantity. Of Demo-
cratic brains. IL any further evidence ia
necessary, it may be discovered in the as
scr,ion Of tho Brick aforesaid that "when
the Democracy do own paper. and run the
same, they run i. hone.ty and deeently ~
Honestly" is good, but decSaety" is "a
heap" betterl 1t is no lsnger question ol
braius but of sanity
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17
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