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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-05

EOR RENT, THE FRAMED Dwell e.
K LING on Sixth street between Clay ana EEL
Leigh streets now occupied by Mr.. +. j. KEGS.
It has seven rooms water, gas. kitchen, &c.
Possession in few days:
4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-05
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, q very DESIRABLEG:s
4 DWELLING on Grace between Fousheek EEL
and Adams streets IN good order. with ten rooms
a: present occupied by S. W. HARDWOOD. Apply TO
wv J. II. BOYD.
se5st corner Clay and Adams streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-05

r WISH TO EMPLOY A TEACHER OF
l high grade for the ensuing scholastic year, ne
ginning the LIST Of October NEXT Ten sc ha
CT sa1orv renijred and give evidence of his qmaif-
cations. Address JOIN ~. -, Io
Washington, Rappahannock county, va.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

SEPTEMBER 9Th, 1868.
Ed. BULLETIN believing you will find
. place in one corner Of your paper for this
short note, l wish to say few words in re-
gard to writing the superseripsisa on letters,
or envelopes. The Post Ofics Department
have established precedent, BY placing The
stamp on the stamped envelop, on the up
per right hard corner, in order to facilitate
the making up Of mails, ~ the stamps are
easier and quicker cancelled, than when on
the other end Of the envelop. All letters
with the stamp plaesd on The lefs hand corr
ner require = cEoss-hsnded movement il
cancellation, and consequently in oil the
large Offices like Chicago, they do not leave
the Office until the next mail. Letters are
sometimes mailed with the stamp on the
sealed side of the envslop. Some write tho
superscription diagonally across the end Of
the envelope, 80 in order to determine who're
the letssr is to be sent il must b turned
around. The name of tho county where
letter is 10 b sent should Invariably be writ.
ten, except some Office where there can BE-
no mistake, like Buffalo, N. T., or Chicago.
III. New offices are being established dali
y, which cannot be found in the directory,
and - there are plenty Of Offices Of tho same
name in different States-hence the necsssi>
~ Of the county being placed thereon. The
cause Of letters being miscarrisd ia nineteen
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11
THE PARADE THURSDAY NIGHT.
The Tanners Largely Ahead.

The parade Of Thursday nigh: left smile
on the faces ofthc Tanners and and pens
dant chop as as the characteristic feature Of
the countenances Of the adherants Of Mas
bys post Office department. BY accurate
count the Tanners numbered, while crossing
the bridge, 293 torches, while the whatdo.
they. had but 1913, including Is lit
tic boys who had been organized forthe pur-
pose Of annoying and insulting the Tanners.
Ofthe Tanners, fifty-four lights, holding the
post Of honor in the advance, were from Jes
up, and splendid body Of men they were.
The Jesup Club we're handled like the old
soldiers that many Of them are. They elic~
tied remarks Of commentator from every
side.
Van Anda, Of Delaware Co., male few
nauseating remarks to the Democracy. The
effect, added to the modification OF defeat,
was decidedly sickly--to the Democracy.
I'VE told you 90"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

UPPER Iowa CosyRRENcE.--1he annual
session Of the Upper Iowa Conference WAS
held at Anamosa last week. The appoint I,
ments for the Fayette district, which includes
this county, are as follows:
J. Bowman, Presiding Elder.
Fayette-W. II. Brockson.
Fayettc Circuit--A. NJ. Smith and John
Dawson.
West Union-R. n. Earhart.
Independence Lease.
Jusup-W. Smith.
East Waterloo. b. Casebeer.
West Waterloo-Uriah Eberhart.
Brandon-John Fawcett.
Center Point--W. F. Dove.
Qsssqueton--H. c. Brown.
winthrop--To be supplied.
Otnrville-J. F. Baker.
Fredricksburg-Reese Wolf.
Strawberry Point. +. EASTWOOD.
Buffalo Grove-To be supplied.
New Hampton-To DO supplied.
VIM. Brash-Presiden Upper Iowa Uni
versity and member Of Fayeite Ct. Con.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11
- e Tanners Club al
Wl4eArops

OrUaaisatlea - Tannerss Club ~
WINTHROP, Iowa, Sept. 8, 1868.
We are coming, Father Abraham. with twice
i've hundred thousand more"
Winthrop answers to the bugle call
Ata meeting Of the Republicans held at
Winthrop On the evening Of the 7th inst, for
the purpose Of organizing Tanners Club,
Henry Cornick was elected Presiden, Of the
meeting and NJ. A. Chamberlin. Secretary.
J. N. Weart, Esq, presented Constitution
and By>Laws which was adopted for the
government Of the Tanners Club, Of Win.
throp.
The following officers were elected:
Presidents. W. Rich.
Vice Prssident-Albert Knowles.
Sscretary-E. 8. Stookwell.
Treasurer-Geo. Kirkpatrick.
George Farr, W. Fl. Calvin and George
Fields we're elected an Executive Commits
tee.
In addition to the above officers, there
were elected the following officers 70 govern
the Tanners Club at drill and parade:
Captain-John C. MCGOWAN.
lat Lieut.-Albert Knowles.
ID Lieut.-George Farr.
Motion made and carried that the above
named officers elect the Sergeants and Cor>
porals.
Motion made and carried to procure sew
snty. 1--we uniforms for the Club.
The regular meetings Of the Club to be
held on Monday evenings Of each week.
Motion made and carried that the fees for
joining the Tanners Club of Winthrop BE-
fixed ct two dollars aud twenty -6vs cents.
FiAy-four persons enrolled their names Is
members Of the Tanners Club Of Wins
throp.
Aher remarks made BY J. N. Wsar., Esq.
and the FIRST campaign speech being made
w l.. ". Difnrn.ii. ~. .-seetinx adjourned
with three rousing cheers for Grant and Col.
fax, and tiger for Seymour and Blair.
n. A. CaANBEaLIs, Sec'y.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

The banner borne BY the Jesup Tanners
on Thursday eveuiug, was verv tasteful in its
design and execution. The notices we're in
excellent taste, presently fine contrast to
the lows born slang Of DemocrNic notices.
The ladies Of Jesup know just how to do
such things in good style.
The judicial convention held at Waterloo,
on Thursday, uomiaatsd Sylvester Bagg, Of
Waterloo, for Circsit Judge, unanimously.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

H'S o. WAsHI'orox TT. TANNERS CLrB.
Sept. II, IS.
Let. Members intending 70 participate in
the mosstsd parade vn shc -. "sng VI csPt.
Is. will repo.. sheis names to the officers Of
The Co. By the evening OF Sept. II.
End. All members having uniforms a
home and Who do mot join 10 its mounted
parade ars earnestly requested TO leave their
uniforms at head quarters before 3 o'clock
A. n. in The morning Of the 18Th.
Sd. Members will report 1t head quarters
promptly At 3 o'clock A. N. on the lsth inst.
uniformed and mounted.
9TH. There will b no parade on the evea.
ing Of The lin inst.
JAMES n. WEAar.
Captain.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

About hundred Democrats and another
hundred Republican went up to the depot in
the rain, Saturday, to hear what Senator
Doolittls had to say for himaelf, when the
train should arrive. The band was out and
Heege fred few rounds ~ the train came
in aud went out. Doolitile was really the
least part of the performance, since the ten
minutes talk he gave the hungry crowd con>
sisted Of the niger aud the niger only.
That was all.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11
ORG ANNEXATION OY GRANT CLUB
AT l1AZl.ETON,

A preliminary meeting was held in Has
xleton township, on the I'd inst, for the pur.
pose Of taking steps to organize Grant and
Colfax Club. The first regular meeting Of
the Club was held on uAe0lA isss., at whicL
time the organization MS perfected BY the
election Of the following officers:
President VIM. Bunce.
Isaac TruaY,
vic. pro.;aon., John Wescott,
Wv 'N 7. McCurdy.
j. Friars.
Secretary-P. d. Schermerhorn.
VIM. Kint,
WIN. Bunce,
p. u. Schermerhorn,
r,eo,,;r. g. Capt. Williams,
J. X. Cowell,
A. Gillette,
John Wescott,
II. Varguson.
Regular meetings will be held on Wednes>
day evenings. Hazleton is determined to
do her fill share towards swelling the Re,
publican majority in old Buchanan.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

GRANT AND CoLrAx CLuB In FAlRBAxK
Towxsalr.-A meeting preliminary to the
formation Of Grant and Colfax Club, Was
held Ct the Sheridan school.houss, Fairbank
township, on Monday evening. The school.
house was we'll filled. Addresses were made
BY A. H. Bridgman, Of Fairbsnk, aud W.
q. DOMAIN Of this city. Arrangements were
made for full organization next week.
Fsirbauk Is awake and will do her duty.
Grant o. Tannsrs' Clsbs have now been or.
ganizsd in Madisoa, Buffalo, Haxlstou, Pair
bank, Perry, Warrington aud Byron town.
ships. What township next? Where il
Liberty!
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

Messrs. Tabor aud Irwin are under full
sail with their entirely new stock Of Drugs
and medicines. They present. their induce
ments in half column advertisement in
this weeks paper. They win doubtless build
up capital trade At their elisibly located
stand, 6 We doors east Of the bridge.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

: Every Repnblican in Buchanan County
ought to make il special duty to be pres
cnt NJ the great mass meeting to be held in
this city on Friday next, and to persuade
his Democratic neighbor to be present ALSO.
Two snsh speakers as Henry O'Connor and
Jno. A. Kasson are not to be heard every
day. as
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11


The undersigned having disposed Of his
Jesup stock ofgoods to Messrs. 0. L. Ken
yon 4 Son, late Of Rome N. Y, who will
conduct the business with the assistance Of
that well known and popular salesman, Mr..
j. W. Kenyon, takes pleasure in recon-
mendins ths nsw arm to the favorable no.
tice ofsll, with the hope that The liberal
patronage which be has received during the
past two ysars, and for which he would ten
der bic thanks, may be hereafter extended
to them.
r. +. HopGEs.
All claims due J. F. Hodges will have 70
b ssttled y quickly IS possible at the Store
q Jssup with my agent, J. ". WEIGH. and
oil claims against me will please be present
cd to me At Independence for payment.
INV J. +. HopGEs.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

To TINE GIANT CLUBS or the COUHrY.-
Clubs desiring speakers from Independents
can secure them BY writing to W n least
two weeks in advance Of the meeting. The
CO. Central Committee contemplate . thor.
ough canvass in townships where no clubs
has been organised and will depend upon
the township committees 10 such cases TO
make tho Necessary arrangements for meet>
ings. Bills viii be sent for posting and no.
tics also given through the BULLETIN.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

Mr.. J. r. Hodges wishes 70 inform all
those Intending to bsy Fura this fsll, that
be is still the Agent Of the North Aneic.a
Fur Company, IL largest manufacturers in
the United States, and of whose goods le
sold 80 large quantity last year, and thai
he will open in . short time the most At.
tractive stock ever brought to thisicity, con.
sisting of al les Of Mink. Fitch, Siberi
an Squirrel, Sable Coney, River Mink, &c
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

cases out Of twenty is by neglect in backing.
There Is Winthrop, Buchanan Co., Iowa,
and Winthrop, Buchanan Co, Missouri /;
great care should be taken in sending letters
to either of these Offices; but as must find
. Stopping place it may as well be here, as
nigh. ssy nors Il space would allow.
Yours truly,
FRox A POsr MASTER.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

TIE MADISON CLuB.-Au error was made
ia the names Of the Vice Presidents Of the
Madison club, published two weeks since.
The names should have been L. r. Ward
and o. 8. Fowler. The club is in . most
Aousishing condition and will make Madi>
son at least one Of the banner townships for
Gsnnt and Colfhx.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

The QUESTION AHswERED.-Last week
We asked, "Wherc is Hazleton?' The ques.
ton is fully answered, as will be seen by ref
ersnce to the account Of the organization Of
. Grant and Colfax Club in that township.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

GES. GRANT 40 Hrs FAMlLY.--The e.
nest steel engraving Of its class we have yet
seen, ID that Of Gen. Grant and His Family,
from the great painting Of Coggswell. This
city will soon BE- thoroughly canvasssd for
orders for this engraving, which will only he
sold % subscription, and will not be for sale
at the book stores. Read what the WASH
ingion Chronicle says of IL:
Some months ago we had occasion to
call attention to magnificent painting Of
General Grant and his family, then Just ex>
ecuted By the artist, Coggswell, of this city.
Since then the picture has met with univer.
sal praise, both for the faithful licensees of
the persons represented, and the painting a.
a work of art. The most intimate friends
Of the General and his family, pronounce il
as near nature Is it is possible to be repre-
sented on canvass. In order that the pub
lie may have an exact copy Of this aow csl>
ebrated painting, Messrs. Bradley h Co.. the
eminent book publishers of Philadelphia,
have just issued . splendid engraving Of il,
which, ~ work Of art il worthy Of place
in any parlor in the land. 1t is a measo,
tint BY the eminent Sartain, of Philadelphia,
who has made mezzotints . specialty,-is
twenty-five by twsnty>sight inches in size.
and is executed iu the very best manner.
We have no doubt that this picture will be-
come very popular with the people of this
country, and viii be purchased largely not
only between now and the election but long
atter the will Of the people shall have been
carried out in the election Of Gen. Ulysses
s. Grant, IS President Of the United States
OF America"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

special Notice.
The undersigned having purchased the en-.
tire interest in the goods, accounts and notes
hitherto belonging to R. A. Lewis 4 Co.,
Quasquetop, it becomes necessary that all
unsettled claims should be adjusted on or
before the 18th Of this month.
he would take this opportunity Of saying
that his store will be re6lled with . large
stock Of new goods BY the 10th Of Oct. '6s,
when be will b happy to see all old GUS
toners and viii endeavor TO serve them in
such manner . will mezis their patron.
age.
r. 4. LEWIS.
Quasqueton, Sept II, 1868.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

J0hn Me0apry
Has just received large stock ofths latss
and NEST fashionable goods direct from New
York, the finest selection Of Broad clothes,
cassiuers and vestinss ever brought to the
markets; also imported heavy Beavers
French and English, whish offer to the
public at figures to eonpssswith the cheapest
All kinds of garments made in the latest
styles.
Particular attention paid 70 eating. Give
% call.
- Joax NcGAaREr
Independence August &c, '6S.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

The Board Of Supervisors adjourned on
Wednesday, after transacting the ordinary
amount Of business. We hope to BE- able
to give the proceedings either next week or
the week following.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

SrRAws.-Ths passenger train on the
Dubuque d Southwestern Railroad on Wed
nesday last contained 65 Grant and 8 Sew
mour voters BY actual count. On the d, 1
s. C. road the vote stood Sc Grant and II
Seymour.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

If roo ARE rRousLED with = Cough.
Weakness Of the LaAgs, Sore Thloat, Pain in
the Side, or Kidney Complaints. wnnE PINE
CoxPouSD will help you. and, as = general thing,
eject permanent cure. Sold BY George smalc.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

Those New Fall Cocoa hare commenced TO
arrive 1t Wilcox, Cbesley Morse Co.'S
Wilcox, Chesley, More Co. will receive
the largest stock Of Gods ever brought tc
this City in about ten da.s.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

Hs. jones, Of Ba6ale Grove, carefully
measured ths product Of two average acres
Of whsaG from forty acre Seld, and found
the product to b 81 bushels. Who can
boast larger yIeld.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

Rosit JuFy Ter ShO ocS060R Tern q
the DiosrAee Coure.
Sheriff Davis favors us With Ne following
list Of Petit Jurors for the October term Of
tho District
VIM. G Elliott, Adam Hoover, W 9 Lyon,
Seth Paxon, J r Lyman, VIM. Cooper, WIN
Robins, J B 6hattuck, Jesse G Merrill A r
Williams, T s Cansron, Andrew Lawrsncc,
> T Spangler, Sam'l McClintock, n r
Young, E Sanborn, Levi Miller Sam I Brad.
en- d N Mill, J G Rsssncraas, Rein Orputt,
Wn Brady, J s Bouck, Barton Dunlap.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

Wilcox, Chesley, Nose Co. will have
the. New Store complied 10 . few DAYS
at the foot o. Main steet.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

SPRING CREEK AwAKR-A Tanners Club
is to be Immediately organized at Spring
Creek. It is thoughts membership Of one
hundred can be secured without trouble. A
Grant Club is to be organized likewise.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

JHsvr, Sept. 10. 1868.
Large quantities Of wheat come into town
daily. Our elevators are filed. The wheat
buyer calls for more cars, and should have
them in order to carry on . successful bust
ness. The same want exists al along the
railroad. The iucapscity Of our Railroad
Co. to ship the exports Of Northern Iowa is
becoming more apparent every year. What
= vast farming esantry does the State Of To-
W. comprise -Four or Ave freight trains,
heavily laden, running daily upon each of
her four railroads are incapable Of carrying
off the immense quantities of produce as
fast as the business interests demand they
should BE- carried.
JEsrP SEMINARY
Prof. ]. d. Caldwell's school opened on
the 9Th inst. This excellent school has been
in successful operation for over four years.
II was formerly located at Liuleton, bu.
when that town became 90 very little tha, IT
was no longer able to sustain good school.
the proprietor decided to move il to this
thriving town. Our citizens know how to
appreciate good educational advantages.
The school il in most dourishing condi.
ton. The names Of forty students are now
enrolled, and more expected the coming
week. The district school opened on the
7th with large attendance. Jesup has de.
oded to have her soma and daughters edu.
Gated.
TANNERS cLRB.
On last Thursday evening the Tanners
had very interesting meeting and drill.
The Republican ladies Of the place presents
ed them tine banner, with the portrsits Of
the Republican candidates a.d appropriate
mottoss inscribed. Mrs. II. c. Blake in be.
half Of the ladies presented this emblem of
liberty, justice, and equality. On les,
Thursday the Republicans of this place pre.
ssntsd Elder Ayers with the nice sum of if.
ty-one dollars. They did this in apprecia,
ton OF his excellent services as q minister.
and Of the sound doctrine which he sdyo>
Gates a. Republican.
GRANT CLUB.
On Monday evening there gas a large and
enthusiastic meeting Of the Grsut Club, at.
ter which the Tanners Club met and &C.
eepted an invitation to meet and drill with
the Tanners Of Independence, on Thursday
evening. Seventy>fve uniforms have 81.
ready been taken, and the probabilities are
that twenty-five more will soon be ordered,
The Republicans are filing up their ranks.
On the third day Of next November they
propose to roll up majority that shall make
the ranks Of old Democracy tremble and
break, never more to rally, unless perhaps
it may be under the banner Of the Southern
Confsderacy. A.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

A little son VI Mr.. W. +. Partee was killed
by being run over by the cars, at the depot,
on Tuesday. He was clingiug to freight car
when the five o'clock freight train, in back.
ing up from the opposite direction, struck
the car and Jared him OF upon the track.
Before he could escape. the car caught up
with aud ran over him, killing him instantly.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

rursl Fare Gurs!
To those intending to buy Furs! Ny
is now complete, having made arrangsmsats
with the Trappers Of the country, and with
the Importers am able to furnish the best
Of Furs for Ladies' and Gentlemen. Such
a. Mink, Fitch, French Coney, River Mink,
Beaver and children's Furs, ell to be sold
At the lowest possible figures.
Respectfully yours.
A. J. Bowley.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11
THE BULLETIN
--.--------------- ----.----------.----
0nclal Paper u the County.
~.LARGES2' CIRCULA-
TON WEST OF DUBUQUE.
CITY AND COUNTY.
GRAND
MASS MEETING
AT INDEPENDENCE,
On Friday, Sept. Is.
SPEAKERS OF THE DAY,
Henry O'Connor,
the Irishman 1loquent,
JOHN A. kASSON.
the Polished Orator.
Horse and Wagon Par
ade.
Grand Parade Of Tan
nefO in tho Evening.
Grand Parade Of Tan.
nefS in tho Evening.

A grand Republican Mass Nesting viii DO
held in this city, on Friday. the 18th inst.
Henry O'Connor aud John A. Kasson, the
two most eloquent stump speakers in the
State Of lows, win - present 70 address the
people. The Iowa Falls Silver Corne. Band
has bees engaged for the occasion. Mar.
tisl music from al parts Of ths county is ex.
psctsd 70 BE- 10 attendance. The following
programme Of exercises has been adopted by
the Executive Committee of the Grant Club
Of this city.
Ov1IcsRs OF rHs DAT.
President Of the Day, W. G. DoSsAx.
Marshal Of the Day, JED LAks.
Commander Of Escort, }. N. WEARr.
PROGRAMME.
!. Salute at 3! o'clock A. ~, at the Bell
Tower, at which time and place mo unsed
nsn both from town and country are re.
qusstsd to report for uniforms end osganizA.
ton for parade. Horssmsn will please ~
port there ~ soon after that hour - they
arrive in town.
2. Organization Of the wagon procession
Oh the Fair grounds, west Of the Empire
House, under the direction Of the Marshal
and Assistants, At l04 o'clock. The wag>
on procession, preceded by horssmen, will
move from the Fair grounds, promptly at II
O'Clock aud pass up Main aud Court streets
TO the Spssksrs' stand.
3. At l o'clock p. N. the horsemsn will
re-assembls at the bell tower aud form for Is.
eOrt duty. The escort will move 10 the depot
and accompany the speakers thence to
the sneakers stand.
4. Speaking to commence ., . O'Clock
Pm
5. A grand parade Of Tanners in the
evening. The Jesup aud Winthrop Tan>
nsrs have been invited to join in the parade,
~ well - in the horse parade Of the morn.
ing.
The Grant Clnbs aud delegations from the
different townships are requested to come
~ much as possible in solid delegations,
with 6ags, banners and music, and to REM
devious ~ the Fair grounds, west Of the
Empire House, prior to the formation Of the
procession. There will be IN abundance Of
time for dinser after the procession arrives
At the speaker stand.
The Ladiss' Aid Society Of the NJ. E.
Church will give a. entertainment, on Sat-
urdsy evening Of shis week, at the rooms oc.
cupied BY Mrs. II. A. Milliman, on Main
Street. Iss.crsam, cake and other dslica>
cies vail be provided. A general invitation
10 extended to ell.
Mas. N. A. MrLLInAS.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

Ths public schools Of this city opened this
wesk with . large attendance. We shall
have more 70 say shout them next week.