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EIANTED-AGENTs-s15 to 5000 per

HIANTED-AGENTS-s to $500 Per
H 81 month. every where. male and female. 10
introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED
HlHI COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEW
HlHI ING MACHINE. This Machine will
stitch, hem. fell. tuck, quilt, cord,
IA II bind, braid and embroider in a most
81 superior manner. Price only Sl8 Fully
warranted for five years. We will pay
$1,000 for any machine th1t will sew .
= stronger. more beautiful, OIL. more elastic
seam than ours. 1t makes the Elastic Lock
Stitch" Every second stitch can be cut. and
still the cloth cannot be pulled apart without tear
ing it. Wepay Agents from SIS to $500 per month
and expenses, q commission from which twice
that amount can be made. Address SECOMB &
co: :PITTSBURGH, Pa. or BOSTON. MASS. =
CAUTION.-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties palming off worthless cast iron machines
under the same name otherwise. Ours is the only
factured. tEB-may d26Is-r
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An Ordinance to prevent the obstruction of water

An Ordinance to prevent the obstruction of water
Ordinance No. III
SECTION 1. Be it ordained by the Council of
the Incorporated village of Grove City, Ohio.
That if any person persons shall in apy
way. obstruct tho free passage of water in any
ditch or gutter. on any street or alley within the
ton the eof, be fined in any sum not less than one
dollar and not exceeding Eve dollars and costs of
prosecution or be Imprisoned not less than twenty
four hours or exceeding forty eight hours, or both
at the discretion of the Mayor.
JOS. BULLEN, Mayor.
R. HIGGY. Recorder.
May IS. 1868.
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R. & A. make and sell Blank Books.
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Buy WALL PArtns OF Randall & Aston.
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RANDALL & ASTON keep the largest stock.
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An Ordinance to prevent the obstruction of streets
and alleys
IOrdinance No 121

Al 10 prevent the OBSTRUCTION OF streets
and alleys.
IOrdinance No 12.l
SECTION !. Be it ordained by the Council of the
INCORPORATED village of Grove City, Ohio That if
any person or persons shall obstruct any of the
streets, alleys. or sidewalks within said incorpor-
ated village. by placing frewood, lumber, timber
stone or by stan ing wagons. buggies. carriages,
or by hitching horses thereon, in any other way
or manner obstruct said streets. alley sidewalk
to the hindrance or inconvenieuce of any pers ons
travelling thereon. and suffer such distractions to
remain after being notified by the Marshal to re-
move such obstruction, shall forfeit and pay a fine
of not less than one dollar and COSTS and not ex-
ceeding five dollars, for every twenty-four hours
such obstruction is suffered to remain after receiv
ing said notice. Provided, That no person per-
sons actually engaged in the erection of bui' ding
Or other improvement within the said corporation,
shall be required to remove his materials and any
person or persons having fine imposed upon them
for violating this ordinance, and refusing to pay,
then the Marshal shall commence suit against such
delinquent or denquents, before the proper au-
thority. for collecting the same.
JOS. BULLEN, Mayor.
r. HIGGY, Recorder.
May 25th, 1868.
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An Ordinance to compel the Mayor to give notice
Elections.
Ordinance No. 13)
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the Council of the
Incorporated village of Grove City, Ohio That il
shall be the duty of the Mayor OF said village to
give notice of the time prescribed by law for the
election of officers for said village and if he fail to
give such notice be shall, up IN conviction thereof
penalty of fifty dollars. to be recovered by an
action of debt before any court having jurisdiction
thereof to be applied by the Council for the use Of
the corporation.
JOS. BULLEN. Mayor.
R. HIGGY, Recorder.
May %, 1868.
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LUNcH-Lunch at John Fishers saloon,
east of State street, every morning at 10
o'clock
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MILLINERY headquarters is at Simmons
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The best cup of Coffee to be found in
Columbus can be had at
A. HENNEBo's,
No. 13 West Broad Street.
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RoF sIoNAL.

DR.. A. B.. WILLIAMS, West Broadway, nesr
digh street, Columbus. Ohio. has devoted himself
q series of years to he treatmsnt ofoertain Pm
yate diseases. He may be consulted ct his ofhoe-
Broadway. near the Exchange Bank i-ls7l -
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MILLINERY at fair prices at Simmons.
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An Ordinance to prevent prostitution or houses of
lewd entertainment,
Ordinance No. l4)

An Ordinance to prevent prostitution or houses of
Iewd entertainment,
Ordinance No. l4O
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the Council of the
incorporated village of Grove City. Ohio, That if
any person persons shall be guilty of keeping any
unchaste or lewd entertainment or house of prosti
tutisn, prostitution in such acts, his hers or
their premises. within the corporate limits of this
village, any person or persons upon con-
victiOn thereof shall be fined not less than ten dol
lars aud costs and not exceeding fifty dollars for
every such offence, shall be imprisoned not less
than five xceediug ten days. botn, at the dis
erection of the Mayor.
JOS. BULLEN. Mayor.
r. HIGGY, Recorder.
May 25 lS68.
An Ordinance to prevent riding or driving on side
walks.
C0rdinance No. ISL
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the Council of the
incorporated village of Grove City, Ohio. Thst if
any person persons, shall ride drive any horse
or horses, or other animal the sidewalks of any
street alley within the limits of said village shall
be fined in any sum. not less than one dollar and
costs and not exceeding five dollars be imprisoned
not less than twenty-tour or exceeding forty eight
hours. or both at the discretion of the Mayor.
JOS. BULLEN, Mayor. :
r. HIGGY, Recorder.
May 25th, 1868.
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MILLINERY to suit all ages, at Simmons.
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An Ordinance to prevent stock from running at
large.
l0rdinauce No. lsJ
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the Council of the
Incorporated village of Grove City, That it shall
be unlawful for person persons being the
or having the charge of any swine, any unruly
stock. to suffer the same to run at large within the
corpora te Limits of said village and any persons of
Tending against the provisions OF this ordinance,
shall. upon conviction thereof, be fined in any
of not than fftv cents exceeding one dollar
aud costs of prosecution.
SEC.2. And be it further ordained by the Coun-
Gil of the Incorporated village o. Grove City. Oho
That it shall be the duty of the Marshal of said vii
lage. on view or Information to take up and mine
the same forthwith, giving notice thereof to the
keeper if known, and if not known, by
posting notices describing such animals therein in
at least three public places within said village; and
if the owner keeper OF such stock does not appear
and claim his property, and pay all charges for tax
ing up, advertising and keeping the same, within
ten days from the date of said notices the said ami
mails may be disposed of to pay expenses and the
Marshal shall receive the same compensation as is
prescribed by law -
JOS. BULLEN. Mayor.
R. HIGGY, Recorder.
May 25th. 1868. "a
An Ordinance defining the time that all laws and
ordinances shall take effect.
Ordinance No. 49,
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the Council of the
Incorporated village of Grove City, Ohio, That all
laws and ordinances passed by this Council shall
take effect from and after their passage.
JOS. BULLEN. Mayor.
R. HIGGY. Recorder. :-E-I
May 25, 1853. lmay2s-d1t
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Immense Increase of Sales.
POROUS PLASTERs,

Where one was sold n few years ago
n Thousand are sold now.
They strengthen, warm and invigorate the part
upon which they are applied. and relieve nervous
affections of the bowels. lumbago, pains of tie side,
and usually all local pains. In affections of the
kidneys they are of great service.
.. go
Lame Back
NEW YORK. November %, 1859,
I. ALLcocK Co.-Genaensn: lately suffer-
ed severely from weakness in my ba K Having
heard your Plasters much recommended for cases
OF this kind. procured ene and the result was all
could desire. A single Plaster cured me in q
week. Yours respectfully,
]. G. BRIGGS,
Proprietor Of the Brandreth House.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York..
Sold by all Druggists. my6-d&wlm
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RANDALL 6 ASTON sell school books
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0Ulce, Nay 2S, 1868.
Anderson AMBER Chas has g 3 Armstrong Frank
Arlinsto1JC Aeker asJp 1'SS AndersOn AndersOn
a damsJ aliaAnn Aekey Mrs L L Anderson Anderson L q
Allen NV Allgire Mrs r Armstrong WmF
Bu5sssf Bgoass Ba.tGq Bas Ratam Bsn
BrownMissElla Bradford Frank Babbert Fred
Billings J N Barnett 81 Barker Mrs
Bum w Burgess Ira ] Baughman MissJ
Belz Julia Ann Baker Peter Bancroft Jonn
Blair Thad Blair VIM Bickser W l.
Baker viii Baker " ~ Bearer Bear Win i
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Cine &Siias H;s T;s. Ka.s { SoR?SIlsz q Gee
SIaTS Mary Ssses cSR inf Mrs Mary
Gsttlett Mrs NJ Case Miss Mary Case Miss III
Cram 4 Chorpinins Mrs SSy Scnaysy Shed
G5Sw Miss Sarah c5i,;a. Ssian Cloud
Dodge Mrs A DicERanson n'o8 fSsi Dickis op15
Dr9gan M Mrs JnliaD Donaldson Mrs Davis JEo "
English Miss Eason E Esserrell Mrs M
Eldridge VIM
Fisher AS Freeman BE Ford Chas e)
Elsn MIS- OnasE GARNER Llzzle frlend FRANK
Fishinger u Fitzgerald u Farmer
Feance II Fuller Jacob Fisher Jacob
Fellows MissMA Ford Mrs S E
G
Gore Chas Geordines Ed GillmoIe FB
Gordon Gaunt Mrs Mart German Miss MA
Clearinghouse o Gorley Richard Gillette VIM K
Huff Austin Hamilton r Huntington MrsE
Harris Fisk Hedly Frank Hutchison GeoW
Hinsher Geo Harvey Jane Halber 7
Heath Miss Julia Hall John Harker John
Hayden Mike Holmes Miss HerrMrs Margar't
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Phil Holt re
HarrisMrs susan Hutchins W Hubbell Mrs
Herr Thos w HarrisTh' 'sl2)cod Harris Mrs L J
Harris Thos Harrison VIM 81
Irby Irvenia
johnson Edward Jewett W Jenkins Miss M
johnson L
Keuneler Mrs Kauffmann G s Keney
Kenard NJ s knisIy Mrs M q Kirk Thos
Kemmler VIM
Lyons Chas List Mrs Eliza Link Fl
Le1erer John Lose Miss Ida Landon MIS- Jen-
Lacon Miss MinnieLincoln MISS NJ Lie
LinDam Pat Linch Mrs Sarah Landon Mrs
Low WmN2
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MILLINERY, every style, at Simmons.
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Ess- NOA lCES 40 LcI,55 s.FoF
Sale,'' "Lost,'' ssWants,, "Found,,s
" "BoardinR,'' SC, not exceeding eight
lines, published in this column for
so cents each insertion.
LNOK kENT-NO. "a IN THE BRICK BLOCK
L on West Cav street. The premises are in per-
mch21-dtf T. LOUGH.
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all the novelties, at Simmons
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ORDIN ANCES
Incorporated Village of Grove
City, Franklin Co., Ohio,

An Ordinance to prevent certain immoral prac-
tees.
Ordinance No. IL
SECTION1. Be it ordained by the Council of the
incorporated village of Grove City, Ohio, That if
or following. or abusing any peaceable individual
or individuals, or trying to excite quarrels dis
turbances among others for their sport or gus
TO, any way disturbing the peace of the citizens
of this village, any other person or persons by
any misconduct, the person or persons so offending
upon convection thereof. shall be fined in any sum
not less than one dollar and costs and not exceeding
four hours or exceeding ten days, or both. at the
discretion OF the Mayor.
R. HIG9Y. Recorder.
May 25th, 1858.
An Ordinance defining the penalties for obstructing
or hinderipg an officer in the discharge of his
duties.
Ordinance No. 81
SECTION ]. Be it ordained by the Council of the
INCORPORATED VILLAGE of Grove City, Ohio, That if
any person persons shall, either principal or
accessory, obstruct hinder any officer agent in
the discharge of his duty in the execution of the
they shall, on conviction thereof. be fined in any
sum not less than ten dollars and and not ex
twenty -four hours or exceeding ten days or both.
at the discretion of the Mayor
R. HIGGY, Recorder.
May 25th, 1858. lad
An Ordinance to prevent obstruction of streets and
alleys.
Ordinance No. 81
SECTION 1. Be it ordained BY the Council of the
Incorporated village of Grove City, Obi ), That if
any p srson persons shall run fence across any
street or alley that is now or hereafter has been
open within the limits of this corporation, he. she,
or they. upon convection thereof shall be fined in
any sum not less than one dollar and not exceeding
five dollars. and shall pay the expense of opening
the same.
JOS. BULLEN, Mayor
r. HIGGY, Recorder.
May 25th, 1868.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for in the Columbus Post
office, Nay %, 1868.
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

liherty--Wm. Smith.
Madison--E. II. Ely.
Midllefeid-n. leaihermau,
Newton--Ssmuel Hoover.
pcyry-Char!es Melrosc.
Summers, y, Circuit.
Washing'on-Jei Lake.
Westburg-r. q. Davis.
The Committee reported the following del.
cga.cs
Jed Lake, T. 5, Stone, II. Blank, J. l..
LOOMS, ]. :. Woodward, II. c. Kello2g, A.
NJ. Wallace, c. II. JAlway, D. F. Bisseu,
WIN. Bunee, S, D. Orcutt, Il. II. Ely, Geo.
Hovcy, Q. c. Kent, !. II. Campbell.
On motion, the report was adopted.
Voted, that the same Committee be au>
,horized to report list Of fifteen delegates
70 represent Buchanan county as the Circuit
Court Convention TO be held At Waterloo,
Sept. 10th,
The Committee reported the following:
JIM. W.art, Jed Lake, d. I.sathermaa,
L. W. Hart, s. George, 3. W. Rich. JoAa
Calvin, n. n. Hcldridgs, J. L. Seeley, D.
3. Leo, NJ. n. Timsoa, 8. T. Spangler, ].
B. Donuan, II. G, Kellogg, G. II. Lauder>
dale.
On motion the report was adopted.
Voted. that the delegates present At each
convention be empowered to cast the full
vote Of the county.
Moved, that the delegates 10 the Congress
ional Ccnvsntion be instructed to cast
their votes Tor WIN. q. Allison.
Carried unanimously.
The Chairman having announced that .
Vacancy existed in the Office Of County Sur.
veycr the Convention, on motion, procee4.
"a 10 ballot fur candids.s for Suxsesor.
FiAy-eisht voi.s were cast, Of which J..
l.. Ssei'; received thirsy-6vs and o. 8.
aine twensy-thrse.
Mr.. Sssley wss declAssd duly nominated,
and on ncton the nomination WAS made
unanimous.
J. L. LOOMS, A. II. Drideman and II.
c. Kellogg were on motion elected County
Republican Censral Committee for the snsa.
ing yeas.
On motion adjoarnsA sine die
GEO. ". BENIs, Pr.s'..
J. l.. Looms, Sec'y.
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IN DANKR UPTCY.

II TEE DIsTRICr COURT or THE UNITED
STATES yoR rEs DisrRlcl OF Iowa.
In the Natter Of John ". Kenyon, Bank
rtpt
Notice il hereby givsa that a petition has
bsea sled Ia said Cosrt BY said John W
Kenyon. Of Jesup. in the Couaty Of Bushan-
an, aud state Of Iowa, in said District. duly
declared . Bankrupt under the Act OF Con.
gress Of March End, 1867. for Discharge and
: certificate there Of from all his debts and
other claims provabie under said Act, aad
that the Oath day Of September A. D. 1868.
at 10 o'clock A. N. 10 assigned for the hear
ing Of the same at Court Of Bankruptcy be.
fore Hon willie Drummond. Register Of said
Court in Bankruptcy. at Room No. 1, Custom
HOUSE. Dubuque. Isya; in aid District.
where end when oil Creditor: Of said Bank.
eupt, vho haze proved their debts. and all 9th.
er psrsons in interest. may attend and chow
cause. il any they have. Why the prayer OF
said Petition should not be granted.
Dated u Dobuque. this a2d day Of August.
1859.
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Jnrr, Sept. ,, ls6s.

Jnrr, Sept. ,, ls6s.
The fall trade is jus, commencing. Jes>
up is once more assuming business as
pect.
On Tuesday last Mr.. Headley, formerly
IL foreman in the Office Of the Waterloo
Courier, visited this place and announced
his intention to publish newspaper here.
I: will be known as the "Jesup Review
On political subjects i. will for the present
remain neutral, thus enlssing the united
support OF the ci,isens. Mr.. H. has proeur.
ed rooms over the store Of J. F. Hodges and
expects to occspy them next week.
Mr.. Cook, OF the 6rm Of c. o. Marsh L
Co, has gone to Chicago to purchase their
fall stock Of dry goods, clo,hing, &c. twill
be the largest stock erer il Jesnp.
On last Monday evening F. c. Merrill,
Esq, addressed the Gran, aud Colfax cinb
in his usually eloquent manner. He bros
forward authority concerning Democratic
conduct during the war, that cannot be con.
fu'ed. On mex, Monday evening j. +. Cook
viii address the Club.
The Tanners Club is nov well organised.
hare received their uniforms, and meet this
evening fox their FIRST drill.
The mos. successful Democratic meeting
ever held in Jesup took place lat evening.
The Democrats had sent invitations to vari.
Gus parts Of the county urging al to be
presen; ct the meeting and hear the truth As
propou nded BY William J. Mills. Great arr
rangemen,s were made 70 welcome the
speaker. The town and country Rod pre-.
viously been canvassed to procure men and
horses 20 form cavalry squad. This par
TALLY succeeded. They collected l6 horses,
the most Of which we're jaded out by the
drudgery Of farm labor. The men and the
horses corresponded very well. And when
an ell. IT was made to leave their slos walk
all sorts Of movements we're manifest. 1,
afforded no little amusement to the hystand-
ers. When train time arrived they were
drawn up in line, Ard . four-horss team gay.
ly adorned With Gags awsitsd the coming
speaker. But when the passen gers on board
the train saw wha, was on foot, they threw
up the Windows Of the cara aud egave three
rou.ing cheers for Grant aud Collar. And
when the speaker came out il seems be pre-
ferred walking to the hotel rather than ri>
ding ia IN empty wagon drawn By four hog.
ses. The meeting VAS held in Farris 4
Winners Hall. There were three hundred
and City persons present, nearly hall OF
whom were Deuocrsts The speaker los
usual with such speakers swore esernsl r.
deity TO the Constitution Of the L. s.; de-
clared that ne sov have had three ysars Of
peaee and tina. Congress has aos done one
thing toward the ssstleaen. OF our national
Affairs but that all their acss are revola-
tioaary; they have piled taxes uoun.Aia
high merely for the purpose Of sustaining .
Freedmen's Bureau. He declared for one
currency for the farmer, the mechanic and
The bondholder. On the shole the neesiag
vas grand succsss. A.
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QrAsoukroN. Aug. ?9, ls6s.

QrAsoukToH, Aug. 29, 1865.
FRiENp LOOMS OF late some impor
tant Business changes have occurred in ,his
place. II. A, Lewis 4 Co. have sold ,heil
grist mill and an undivided ,wo,.hiras Of The
water power 10 = Mr.. George Boone, o
Boone county, Iowa. Mr. Boone is vel
adapted TO the business, having had hte'
long milling experience. He associates
with him in the capacity of miller, Mr., Cox,
Of the Rockford City Mills, III.
The firm Of II. A. Lewis & Co. is dissol>
we'd, Il. A. Lewis continuing in trade a, the
old stand Mr.. Ben,hall owns the saw mill
and IN undivided third Of the water power.
{. II. Lewis rctires from business.
The firm Of A. Huusieker / Co. have nd.
vertised to cell their stock aud trade aua in.
tend closing ont their business Ia . few
days.
NJ. A. L. ShurtleE has rented the Hotel
and will spare no pains to make it in every
sense 6rss>class house
The surveyors Of the wapsie r. II. pass
through this village, this week, en- route for
Independence. The survey is now made I
little distance above Quasqueson. /! suder.
stand tho engineers rspo,: he rsa,s 1 very
favorable one ". 10 far - grading = coA.
esrnel. VS.
fnr.y laat wAs tho close Of the 6strct
school in this village. The pupils oil show
ed that the efforts Of Miss Gageby, Miss Msr
rill and Mrs. Aubury, teachers in the re-
sPscsivs departments, had been Of IA high
intellectual cast which should ever cAasac.
tsrise our teAshers in common - well = in
higher graded schools. A tree was finally
planted in Ashley's Hallon which we're hung
IN abundance Of presents. HisAer ths three
schools were consregsted, and one b one
tAess beautiful psesenM we're plucked RON
that tree aud distributed 10 ~ different
members Of the schools. after which appro-
priete remarks were made and then came
the separation, the memory Of which ever
along the lanes Of life will call up he most
pleasing rccollec,ions.
On Wednesday evening last there was a
donation to Rev. VIM. Smith, pastor OF the
". +. Church. At Ashlsy's Rall. TWAS large
~ attended, and the proceeds after dsdue.ing
all sxpsnses we're 500. Mr.. Smith has preach
ID to this people for the past three years, Al
times he h bees in controversy, but has al
ways most susosssfaliy carried his points.
Abost enc yar ego he WAS drawn into a con
trovsssy viii the members Of the Christian
Union movemsnt in which he took oceasisn 10
exhibit that eryanisation unmasked to the pso-
plc when its rebel tcnc.s and designs were
abundantly apparent His course in this re-
spsct called cut ,bittsr persona at. ask through
the columns Of ths Heraid. To this reply was
made in the Hme. whom the rebels fading them
selves met at every point, left the field and
have ever since besA leading lives of quietuie.
With his liberal donation Mr.. Smith will leave
this charge feeling tina, he has, ~ he indeed
has, the highest rsspect md friendship of the
loyal people.