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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-24
Management Of the roaItry Yard

A correspondent Of the Albany CHiH,
rdtor makes the following suggestions:
A good deal Of experience has taught rs
that success ia the poultry yard depends
~ much upon good general management
az upon any other one thing When the
eggs OF any hens indiherentlv are kept for
the purpose Of raising Young chickens, and
when little attention a. paid 20 the particn-
lar hens reserved for laying, IL will in gen
eHl be found that the profits are small.
and the quality of fowls raised rapidly de-
terioraies.
ln addition 10 the usual plan Of selecling
only the best formed aud qnieiest hens Tor
breeding purposes, We have found Il OF adj
vantage 90 pay considerable attention TO
the AGE Of the fowls which We retain. For
the production OF egg- Tor domestic con
sumption we never keep hens boyond their
second year, hut FOR raising chickens VIZ
have inHnd Il ia be poor policy IA en-
ploy eggs laid by hens Of lees than two
ycars old. We have always found thai
the chickens from the older hens are
more easily raised. have stronger sonstitu-
tions, and turn Ont every way better than
those raised from eggs laid by very yonng
pallets. Al the same time such old hens
do not lay "a many eggs. TIE eggs cnnse-
queutly cost more, but this s&tra expense
Ia but u small item GA the number Of eggs
usually employed for Matching.
LA order 90 have eggs during winter, be-
sides the usual Appliances OF meat, lirae,
sand, bones, etc, We always make sure of
having some very early chickens. The
PuiieiH OF these will commence 10 lay IA
oc1ober VI Noyei ,ber, aud will lay through
out the Nin'tr. Next season We draft a
isN ct the ',rry bcsl of these and Keep them
~ hreed|yrs, the balance being iauened and
killed OH ~ soon ~ they have positively
oes' ed LAYING. At ,his time II IA wonder
al how ra,.idly hens take GA fat We
oflen see accouhts OF hens not laying be-
cause they are TOO fat. When considering
the ease with which hens iaiten as soon ~
they cease laying iOr the seasnn, We have
often Thoughts that the tune way 20 state the
case Is that they iatlened because they did
GOT lay Al this age they are delightfully."-
tender and Juicy, aud We would about IS
soon think OF iatiening a coz that gave
twenty quarts OF milk a day n 10 think "l
fattenlng a laying hen.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-24
FEATHERS, GINSENG ,
Beeswax and Rags.

WE ARE BUYING ALL OF THE ABOVE
W articles a their highest value, ia large or
small quantities. We keep on hand a selection
o. STRICTLY PRIME FEATHERS. for sale 10
persons wanting a prime, select Feather.
We renOTate and eieadso Feathers ia q day'
notice WHITMAN BkOB..
my30u No - Public square
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-24

The 7:30 P. N. Train makes direct connections
at Decatur with Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road for Memphis, Selma, Mobile, Jackson and
Vicksburg. Miss, New Orleans, La. Huntsville.
and all intermediate points.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

BrrrALo, March It'll, 1868.

BrrTAlo, March 18th, 1865.
Mr.. EDlToR!--Thinking perhaps, that
some of the readers Of the Bulletin would be
Interested in few statiftics from this town,
4 thought | would send you q E.w. This
oewn has 4l0 Inhabitants, 2l3 n,nles aud
~ females.
There was raised, last year, II. 80 bush.
- wheat. 26,lls Of oats. 3s,6so u corn,
3,79s potatoes, there was 400 tons Of tame
by and, l.432 tons Of wild hay cut. The
serghum crop was good, but owl z to the
fkilure, the years before, there was not the
esuai quantity planted, aud som planting
cor seed, which failed, We can oily boast
~ manusactur ng about 900 g'lons. In
eenclusion, l will say to those okiug for
Zones IL Buchanan county, this town offe
onperior inducements to s. ek and
nsain raisers /; as there is pleay OF sur
p1ns water for stock the emit year, and
The prairie is generally high, I'D rolling,
: rich, deep soil. There are ses.ral creeks
running through the town. or nearly so,
8uffalo or elk enters the town on sec. Sd,
rsnning south, leaves it on &c.. 80; west
Dutfalo enters on sec. 9Th and empties into
east Buffalo on sec. 50; about eighty reds
opeth Of the south line of tn. town. Pine
creek rises on sec. Is, and auia9 south,
Isayes the town Gu sec. -, the cast branch
- on sec. 70, and empsies into the main
esssk, just before j. lsss~s IL tssn. AZ !
havs said enough, and perlnp', too much
for one Of my calber, Twill close hoping,
- hsar from some Of our icated ones, !
ssbseribe myself.
MfxInCN
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03
aErrss rssM 81 saUETsx
QuAseusrox, n rich 80, 1868.

QuAseusrox, N rich 80, 1868.
FaigxD LOOKS The p. csent fair wealth
q is being improved by tie farmers, who
ars busily engaged in sowing wheat and
eats, 40 that business in the village just now
Il unusually dull.
Jesse G. Merrill, Jr., died At his residence,
four miles North of Quasqueton, on TIE eve.
aiug of the 2sth, after an illness Of sevsrsl
months. He VAS one Of til Oldest settlers
here and universally respect, where known.
His funeral will be held tod y at the Press
byterian Church, ono and . half miles above
This place.
The special meetings in the Baptist
Church, here, have closed. Sixteen in ell,
I think, have been immersed during ehe past
ltss woke IS
Spring has cone II last -bsluy, gentle
eps;ax, vilh 10 clear Esd hsalth>cheering
nss.;sgs, IL bsastifsl |. l-day skies, it,
eeldsa sunsets, aai saca .atins evenings.
Il, additional charms richly fall upon tie
eAeerlsss and homeless, in, iting them 70 rich
lands yet untitled, ready 10 smile It the APP
peoach of the husbandman. What lands in
III our national domain present greater in
ducements to him who eeks health, prosper
liz aud happiness, than those Of Iowa? Here,
where limpid stream laugh along the val>
ieys and crystal sp, ings sparkle among the
hills. a home il, Iowa in the spring time
What on earth can be dearer to the lover OF
romance and pleasure? Twas but night
ago, after one of those golden sunsets, which
snrpass in lov.ineas and grandeur ltays own
fairy land when tia. evening had faded
into later night, and the half grown moon
peering out fsom among the 6eeting clouds
shsa its soft light over hill and dale, that
your correspondent was awakened from
slsmbss. The music Of sweet voices floating
on the soit cir Of that quiet hour was borne
70 my ears. While YET but half awake J
dreamed was in Heaven iu the midst OF the
spotless purity and maschless wealth OF that
holy land, and that was listening to angel
chants Of choicest melodies. Happy, happy
thought. Iawoke. was not in Heaven,
but . lorg, long way off, in the village o.
Quasqueton. Sad, sad thought. But list
en;ng again found had less cause tf
ysep, Tor earthly angels with arms OF love
we're near my window and their sweet voice
blending With tl,osc who have me.w'th them
come through the little window shutter, wa
King up my bonumbcd. soalto new EARTH
Dr Soro
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

In Libssty Township, March 23d, Ices,
Of heart disease, JanssO rput, assd1 ys1Fs,
months and days.
The deceased WAS born in The State Of
Masylaud 10 1898. He smigratsd 70 The
Stats Of Ohio u 1906, Of which hs was .
resident n yean. Ia 1853, be With bic
family suiCsasd 70 this State Of which be
was rssilsst up TO the time Of his death, .
period Of over II years. He burisd child
rem in Ohio, 2 10 Iowa, end has ~ aged
companies and cAildssa to mourn his
death in Ohio, one in Illinois, and two
to follow and conssgn bic remains 70 the
tomb. He made pablic profession Of re-
ligion whom about IS yesu Of sgs, and uni-
ted viii The Baptist society ID Liskisg Co,
Ohio. he lived aad died in the faith q the
gospel Of Christ, having hope Of . part in
the 6rst resurrection. The funeral took
place in the Bethel. Of Ne Church Of God,
on Pleasant Prairie, on the afternoon Of ths
2lth Of Mach. Services BY The wriAsr,
J. c. KEPyoRD.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

Issssd b. Judge Dassea dsrisg ths nossh
Of March, 1855:
BRUBAKER-D0wNS--Elias Bruhaker
and Sarah Ana Dovna u Narrisd q
independents, March Sd, BY Judge Bar
tou. M
STAATS-HOwARD--Msssia StsaAs aad
Zeneusna Howard, 9Th. Maes3sd q lad.
pendence, March 9Th, BY Judge Barton.
CANFIELD-BAKER-0asds @. OAa>
field and Mary Baker, 18th. Married =
Independence, By Judge Barton.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J. Rich
mona and Henrietta Shenborn, 10th.
Madison.
sFRATTON-HARRI6-Ed Edward ". 6ssat>
ton and Harriet N. Hasris, 18Th. Mar
ried at Independence, March lssh, By Rev.
John Fulton.
PAYNE-WRIGHT- Roswell Payne ssd
Louisa C. Wight, 13d.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G.
Oriswold snd Nancy McDonough, z7th.
| Quasquston.
pENMAN--LYNCH-Janes Penmaa aad
MARY Il. Lynch, 30lh. Married at Inde-
pendence, March soth, BY Judge Bsstos'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Desja,
min aud Charlotte Sloan, 3lst. Married
At Independents, March 3ist, BY judge
Barton.
No. licenses issued in March, =.
Thus far during the year, ~.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

The purcss aud s~setes. Cod Liver Oil
in the world, manufactured from fresh,
healthy livcrs, upon the sesshorc il is par
iecty pure and sweet. Patients who have
once taken it can take no no other. Ask
for ''Hazard and Caswcll's Cod Liver OIL
manufactured By CASWELL, HAZARD 4
CO., New York. Sold by all druggists.
II %: "
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

Why should persons in search II farms
pass through Buchanan county to the new
er counties westward, when they car obtain
lands, wild or improved, Of the very best
quality, 1t less cost than they pay at points
further removed from markets. Here prices
have taken their proper range, unini'uenced
By the excitements Of land speculation. Fur
thcr west, in the newer counties, speculation
y rampant, aud lands are held at extrava-
giant high 1s~ssure figures.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03
Cure Your Cough and Colds.

No medicine ever discovered will cure hard
Colds, Coughs, Influenza, Sore Throat, and in
fact all throat. chest and lung complaints as
quick ~ Goes Cough Balsam,. II il mild and
pleasant to take, but speedy and eHectual to
cure. Sold BY Druggists everywhere.
CbE's DYSPEPSIA CrRR will Immediately re
Iieve snd permanently cure the most aggravated
case Of Dyspepsia, Flatuency, Sour stomach,
Constipation and al diseases Of the stomach and
bowels. Physicians, clergymen and oil who
uss II Join in unboundsd praise Of its great
virtues. Sold BY Druggists svsrywhers.--
Prise u 90. 30-Iy
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

The friends Of Sabbath Schools in this
county are requested to meet in the Baptist
Church Of Independence, on Friday, the l7th
inst, at o'clock P. n, Tor The purpose Of
organizing > County Sabbath School Asso-
citation, auxiliary 70 the State s. S. Associa
tioa. Also 70 make arrsngements for .
County Sabbath School Convention, to be
held previous to the State 3. 8. Convention.
s. A. l.Ee,
Co. 8. S. Sec'y.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Rev EDWARD A. WILSON will send
free Of charge " Ill who desire It, the pres
seription with tho DIRECTIONS for making and
using the simple remedy by which he was curcd
Of a lung affection and that dread disease Con-
sumption. Ills only object is to benefit the af-
aicted, and he hopes svery sufferer will try this
prescription, a. it viii cost them nothing, and
NAV trovc blessing. Please address
Rev. EnWARD A. WILSON.
nl7y No; 1d3 South Second Street,
Rhliamsburgh, New York
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03
CLInAx. CLIMAx,!

Faeeb Climax Salve, Z Family
hleGu1ng fer IS cents.
It Aeals without : scar. No
Agn1ly sAs1A be without it
We warrant II to cure SeroGuIa
oereA Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
Ietter, Pimples, and all Erupticns
g tho Skin. For S0re Breast on
NippleA Cats, SpraiHs, Bruises.
1nEna 6salds, Chapped Hands,
-, + nakes : perfect cure.
Is - beon used over fifteen
yoaA vltheat emo failure.
= - - parallel Aayins per-
1ecey graduated disease and
hoale4 after oil ether remedies hat
hid tia eemponnd Of Arniea
~ naay ether Extracts and
hAlsnnA ard PIT up in larger
boxss ~ To salnc price than any
e1Aer Ointment.
I'D ~ Druggists svsryvher-. White s Hesixna,
ussgs1sesess l2i Liberty Street. New YezA4
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

Mrs.. J. D. Gsay has opsssd new Millinery
Rooms oos door east Of wallaees drug STORE.
Az will Be sen By her advertisement she
has purchased 6ns asv stock Of Millisssy
Goods Of the latest styles, which shs oilers
On the most reasonable terms.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

IowA's LADY IN, rons.-Ths SPRING
1sll (lGass) 1ops6liesa. notiees >
trio Of Iowa Editors thus: y
Iowa las thrss lady editors named
reapsetivsly Money, Read and Harts-
hoss, --xe1l1hy, literary. psagcst
IF that lent neat de6nitiou Of the
three sames " sever cav through .
ladder.-RAgistes.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

JOHN MCCARTNEY has inst re-
ccived large stock Of spring goods,
direct from New Fost4the latest
and NEST Fashionable in MARKET. con-
sisting Of broadclothes, casimess ord
vestings.
Cell and examine NY stock before
making your purchase.
Independence. April lst.. 1868.
l0.1w,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

We understand that coll has been ex>
tended to, Rev. Mr.. Eastbrook, Of Lansing,
- become the Rector Of 81. James Parish,
O. this city.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

CopapIlnxxrARY Pux FROM NuI-
xEoDoe.-The good story Of Iowa
beiag OF a debl has aearaeted he
attention Of the people thatllvs usder
sunrise. The Hartford Hose Ahns puns
the aamo Iowa:
Iowa dess not owe . doeef. The
name Of he State slsoalA Be changed
10 E2Ont-osea."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03
LAWS or IOWA
CnAPfER 10.

CHAPTER 10.
An ACT aneA1sis he 0ovesuee - geleaDebGo1o
vAteh heys 49, eset1sa = ~ Sta1e - -
tAoetty q ths eseeseafy nth Iheeri6r. ce9es
= sssL1 es:ss. . z. .sss.sr .. n. Tsn :.
sls vssss4 IL ~ atste. asA f6r he peepeas of
correcttne 6ssees.iA tssna6sss 10 ~ etsAa
Seeyeop y. - saactsd " IL 0eaounl ~
ssmhly Of ~ eaa1s u lswa, that Ne Governor.
whe. aaaisae1 b y Csaeiesieaer Of tAs Sen
sr:' L.ss 49, -. - 81 .oise -, = 81 sh 81.
hsviag Sssn esrti6ed - ~ Sea9s ue1es sny Of
~ several gvsats ~ saeh cc!sr q title = ~
lesior 70 ths rigAt sfsny va1tA tn1sslbsisg pre-
smp1oP Or eleissAat, 70 salAsriss1, and = hsrs-
BY Authorised and required, . relsase By dssA
ted States. y ths "a ~ ~ rssss.eenss q
aal 80 tsact, = tracts, sfIand nsg s. peAss.
- y ~ Geaeral 0ovssaasset6 ~ ls0al
Sc. !. Be il lLrtAs sessesd. ~ sAessvsr
the Governor u $4,000. y leslss fsessd 81
nv Rave 49, dse1sAby vhe9 - ~ -.
ton or sale 70 Tie e4ase, h - - lin1 6tsaes1
20 have hean described. an1 that - error has
been committed in making. oct The trensebys. In
order that such error may - corrected, he u
$4,000 = ss -. IS -. ~ = - PssE
or - iaa1e inlssls4 70 havs hssa desdsa =
Sc. d L farther ssastsd, fhas this 81
heinz AnAmed Il Immediate i9psetenee, sAall
take eGeel ~ - u fsses from end alter ~
psblicaAioa = De Daily etats noesosya ssd
Iowa HosssssAs. tws papers PsbiishsA = Dies
xppFsvsI fstsssy 81. ices.
I hereby essti4y 49, ~ foregoing aet tsek
eject BY pnhlisa1esa - ealaired h Section 3
% the i9ih day u Hehruary. 4. D. leAe.
EOsWRlOAt. Rsc'y Of State.
OHAPTBB IL
AN ACT - rspeal 1se1loa o9e q ~ neviason
Of 1890, In rela1icn 70 NE liahility q oGoers
Of Man tsipa1 0eepofatioAe.
BucrsoH /. n Il saected b Tie General A.
sesnhly of ~ 6taAe q Iowa That 0sslisa s37S
81 ~ Asvison Of leo - anA ~ sons b here
BY repealed, and lAis - shall - retro aetive.
uiihstaaline sub1ivisiss !, u ssstioa -. q
Revisioa of lo16, and sai1 ssbdivistse !. Of sai1
ssetiss -. shall - Wlly y ~ iahility q Of
acers un1sr The seetien kereby rspoala1.
6vs. .. This ~ 6Aan taks eGbct trcM IL
puAllsattoa u ~ 6la1s 1s0islss - IT, Iewa
6taesGsaa. nswsPspsss pselisAsa q D.
moiacs.
Approsed FEBRUARY nth, lees.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act took
eject BY pabliestion, o required in section
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03
COMMERCIAL.
BULLETIN OPPICE, |
lSDEPEEDESCE, April 8, 1868. /
NJ ARHET RERoRT.

Potatoes are abundant, and are selling at the
rsdsced price Of 40 cts.
Whsst remains nearly stationary. Last
springs prices will be impossible this year.
Butter il very scarce in this market, and can
not be had It The groceries for less than thirty
FIVE cents.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

Mrs. A. Crippen 4 Co., No. s,
Facade Building, Dubsqas, Iowa,
present their advertisement - deal
ers in musical Instruments. sheet
music, &c. They are recommended
to US very highly ~ every way wor-
thy the confidence and patronage Of
the public.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

Wheat sowing il in full progress in this
essaty. Many Asnsn alssady have thsir
ivhsas in, and ars busy sowing their oats.
IAe weather has been remarkably Anssrsbls
- opesaaious On he earn.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

The cars upon the d. S. G. Il. r. are
eonstaatiy crowded with emigrants, seeking
sew homes in our favored State. A great
najority Of them 20 through 70 The western
0ou mites.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

We wish it distinctly Understood that We
take no sides in any local quArrels, and must
not be held responsible for the opinions Of
correspondents. We design no unfairness
70 any parties, and shall show no PARTIAL.
lies
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03
INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed 10 produce . uxurant
growth Of hair upon . bald head or bssrdless
fsse, also recipe fes The rsnoval d PinPlss,
Blotchss Ersptions, etc., on the skin, leaving
the same soft, clear, and beautiful, can be OBJ,
tsin>d without charge BY addressing
THOS. p. CHAPMAN, CHsxIsr,
ns7y 823 Broadway, New York.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

The latest diapstehss from Des
Moines indicate that the bill for the
Insane Asylum at this place will pass
the House.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

The whole number Of teachers examined
BY the Co. Superintsndant, Mr.. s. G. Pierce,
during the month Of March, was thirty>eight,
Of whom eight received 6sss claas certificates,
aud nineteen secosd class. Eleven apple
cants failed 70 secure certificates.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03
Nsaice 70 Massals.

Sealed proposals will he received II ths Post
O1ice in Esirbank until the seventh day vi
April, 1865, for building the stone work of 1
Catholic Church At raiSbaak. All material 70
h furnished BY the COMMITTEES, % the grosad.
This job to BE- let Sy the cosa or perch. Is ~ IS
feet long hight Of walls frer, jcist to plata.
twenty feet. said walls to h tss feet thick three
feet foundation three fess thick. gables 20 feet
high. Said job ~ 10 aons in good work,aan.
Ike manner. Adilress
PATRICK MCGUIRE.
ns9-iw Fairbaak, Buchanan TO-, Iowa
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

On Monday, The impssAnsss tsial 30
cesded in accordance with adjoussasnt.
The usnal opening esrsnosiss having pass-
ed, Gen. Buusr opened ths prosecution 10
three hours speech, after which NJ. Wilson
introduced in evidence certified copies of
Tie cath of ONCE - President johnson, Of
The appeinta.sns Secretary Stanton BY Prssi-
dent Lincoln and ofths ratification Of said
somisasioo By nr. Johassn, esd Pnsiasss
Jobnson's commsaicat;oa 10 IL Senate as-
signing his reasons for suspending the Sec
rotary sf War. After which the court Cd.
ourns d I'LL IL o'clock Tuesday, and the
Chief Justice vasaasd ~ chair.
On Tuesday, further doesnsssary svi.
denos vas eGbssd. Ssvseal wiGssssss were
sxanined 70 prove nastsss q ssst concern.
isg the attempted rssovai q sts.son. A
question of order having arisen relative 70
evidences. Observation asose, which finally
resulted in The retirement Of the Seaats fos
consultation.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

March came in like lion and went out
like lamb.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

Severed female aativs Ansr icsas" we're In
town ysstsrday-the erst squaws Of The season
A new lumber yasd, in charge Of Judge Ros-
sslc, has been established near tho Haradon shop,
on Chatham street. A largo amount Of choice
lumber has already been received.
Mr. N. Berbsrich 10 now boosted = tAs store q
Mr.. A. J. Bcwlcy, with large stssa:.of vsssings,
cassnsres. broadeloths, &C., carefully selected
By himself especially for the spring trsds. Bsr
berieh is an accomplished cutter and does biz
work in sAs latest style. Remember. b ID in the
attractive ators Of Mr.. Bowlsy. See his adyef.
tissment.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

We introduce this wssk . new arrange
msnt Of oar oatsids matter, which We hope
will add 10 the interest Of the paPss. We
vish 10 uahs ~ sgsieuAasal soaans = VAL
liable ~ possible, and hsrs ssqusse or far>
ners to give Us their - perience in matters Of
interest relative 70 their vocation, for publlca>
tot.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

A cheese factory Is being established BY
the farmers Of Byron sownshipas Yaw's cor
ners. The factory viii b undss charge Of
n. Eddy. We shall give psssisslas nexa
week.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

Stzsysd from the residence Of the undersign-
"a, in lnAependpnse, Iowa, on the 18th day q
AsrsA, ~ - CeW descsihed a. follows
4 larxe I'd - uAits Cow absut nise OF tea
Year, I'd, with star on forehead; he'd eall
sess - = sd set~; had asoPe tied around
Asy psfsca giviag ia1senatioa Of her whefe-
sSSSse ~ g s.S.g wsse !" 'as Ds''s
MANIA WELDOURN,
April "a. l-w.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

0. N. Pond, Of this city, was granted .
patent for Seeder 1 Cultiva.or, on the I'll
al
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03
ror sale or Res.l.

+ will sell NY House and Lot. situated ten rods
4 from the Burr House. for &.ea. This house
IS lSx5o, and 10 veil designed for four fanatics.
and rests readily tor SIC psr month or $22s PSF
yeas. want money and am bound to sell.
The heass il for rent for small families.
uiAl re~s u ssaall iaaailiss for fsem foar to
six dollars Ter month.
45-tfl p. TABOR.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

The merchant tailoring department Of Myers
1 Mas, has not bscn diseontinusd bat will b.
prosecuted under the charge Of Mr.. Wilson, .
shillfal fashionable tailor. Myers Aaas -.
tnue to add to their thousand.and- attract
ions. Their new carpet department will odd
popularity 70 their sstsblishnenG
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03

The railroad comnittse sppoislDd ~ ~
meeting held 10 this city on the 2otA insG
meet q Anamosa to-day 70 perfect arrange
nsnts for an organization. Let NJ hope that
their efforts viii prove in every respect sac-
cessful. y