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Valves, COtES, Ull GupS. anu 0lnef THINNING.
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WATER POWER we have secured tho control oiLks-
REL's AMERICAN DOUBLE TURBiNE
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-29
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For the cure Of Consumption.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, BrOn-
cllitis, WhOoping Cough, Dys-
pepsia, General Debility, and
particularly for all other Dis.
eases Of the Threat and Lungs.
This eyrup il not intended . a.sufe-aI" ner is il
those Diseases for which It prssre-upcn which ne
public may rely with confidence. 1t ID experiment
haYing been in for with marked suocesf
1t possessss all the yainshle curative properties of Tar
and other remedies Of kindred character conducting
the eud, namely the of that insido,is and
dangerous disease that annually carries dovn the
grave ons-sixth Of those who ds,-Consupption. The
danger OF this disease 10 In its sseathy spprosrh
little colds-a slight cough il all at first Il. viii
so asaJ In this hope the patient 10 daluded
it grows worse-snd finally Consumption ends IN
DEATH which might and should have been cured in its
ncipepcy, In the Of tAase primitive symptoms
uanfestne themselves 'sWrghts Tar eyiupr is happi
~ calcu ated them and no time should be lost
10 applying the remedy-dslay is merely suicidal
Consumption in whatever stage it present itself i.
not to be tisa with and in In condition
dsngvrous"as this fata consnmpton, as 1t surely
Will be II not taken hold ofa once. and the remedy
timely and persi tsntiy applied
Many th ories have been iIdnlged ia TO the
OF CONSUMPTION. Among the most enlightened minds
great dyarity Of opinion exists II II not our present
purpose y dscnss this matter, but is evident TO us
nce to and it 10 this end that have direct
ed our efforts in the prepar alton of this Syrup From
the dangers OF delay in liz early stages, have spoken
would adronish the afflicted 70 osk while it is yet
day. for il will BE late-when the might OF
death sets in, when no man can work" Again, and
finally lose precious time which will bring snch
repentance and such direfui retrbution.
NJ. wright's Tar syrup Is sold BY all Drrggists.
LORD Z SlGIT1, Chicago,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-29

Two gentlemen fishing; sharp boy APP
pears. Well, sir, git any bites p "llots
Of ,em.' " Yes, ,sader your hat" Race
between boy and sundry stones-boy little
ahead.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-29

WHAT nose is more brilliant than topper s
nose? Why, volcanoes to be sure. Pat re-
marks that the chief glory Of each comes
from the crater.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

Fearful Dus rRusA9ul Paesoss.
The kisA RYsblse draws The following
truthful sketch Of he Democratic party:
Who eeoposs this miscallsd Democratic
party that he's hsps the nation in The thrcee
Of dissolutioa since the close ef the warf
There . not man in The Lad Who rails,
ID Ais sword to strike down liberty hat i
MOI Assayed in it, ranks
There i not . nam Who secretly prayed
and plotted for the success Of The rebellion
that y not . member Of IL! There 10 not q
ruf5An Who roamsl the cities Of the north,
when treason lifted iss coward hand 10 stab
The nation in The baek-hov!ine ike . saw
age for blood, and numbering all Who by
their color Or exalted principles excited hia
basbarisa ieroeisy-bat . . member Of the
party.
Dsnocsacy, which once vas - pure u
tAs Goddess Of Libersy, has become the
"soeiAl evil" Of the BODY polite. She A.
rays hssself in the ROBES Of the haslos, ead,
painted in shanslessness. Ross into The dena
Of vice end sells her pesson 70 gam popular.
ity vfth the vulgar. She y cheered 10 the
rat>pit. She Is befouled 10 the emhssses ol
he brutal bully Of the prize ring. The dain-
ty-eloved gambler, Who handles the dice>
box, or cuts throat, . her fancy man. In
. word, she is the idol Of crime, and her
home i the sewers Of The cities and he sinks
OF the nation.
r. BY The jas4lesy q he'll, she i .sssosed
70 the pofition which her youthful purity
once entitled hes 10. farewell 70 liberty and
virtue. farewell - inselligescs and honor.
l.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

WnTE Mxx RxAD!-Judge VIII
liam Smyth, tie radical candidate fol
Congress in this district, in joint dis
cussion With Captain Bennett, in thi,
city, on the evening Of the Goth, made
the following declaration:
"lsay that a sse2r0, tie blackcss
evev sose, 10 MI xQUAL I cay, u
point IF seosesvs0nskip and politiea
rigkss HE u MI EQUAL"
These are the words Of Judg,
Smyth, uttered in the presence Of I
crowded house. We wrote then
down - they fell from his lips.-1dr
ion Signal
The above exact is entirely con
sistent with the usual customs Of Cop
perhead organs and politics. in tieil
report Of Republican speeches, &c
Although the statement bears upoI
i,s face the construction Of q dema
eogus, &C took the care to ask Col
Smyth the other day w.. zero ths
circumstances leading to this publ
cation. They were simply these In
the course of Bennett's speech be
turned 20 Col. Smith and in the pres
ence Of the audience, wished 70 cate
chise him ss follows DO you con
slider . negro your equal ?" m van
ted categorical anawer. yes or no
Co.. Smith, said !: "Mr. Bennett
knows that Repul.iieans, shen insist
ing upon equality do not NEAR
equality morally, intellectually and
socially, but Equality beforc tAe lasc
! answer. then, that . negro 10. and Of
right ought TO be my Equal 6efor'
eAe Aoac.-MaguOketd Excelsi0r.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25
rY.e uel0ur q uMrUDENCE.

II is the height Of impudendcncc fer
Wade Hampton, or any other parcled
prisoner, to tell tho people Of the
United States upon what terms they
cav hay 9 peace.
Its the height Of impudence for
either branch OF the Democratic party
to complain Of q national debt created
and imposed upon the country by
one portion of them taking up arms
to destroy tho Union, and the other
portion encouraging them in the
cffot
Il Is the height Of impudence
for the Democratic leaders, South and
Moth. to pirate against disfranchisc
ment Of few individuals on account
Of treason, when their avowed pnr.
pose is to disiranchise fou- millions
of people on account Of complexion,
1t Is the height Of impndence fol
George II. pendletou to o6sr to pay
The national debt in grecnbacks after
predicting, as he did in 1869, that the
entire issue Of United States notes
would become worthless in the hands
of the holders.
lite the height Of imr..aencs IL,
the Democratic r...s,y to take III,
sacred name g. ia~ ana constitution
on tnei- .ips, after resolving in theil
-satie;,al Convention that the acts o
Congress. passed in the manner pre-
scribed by the constitution. arr
"void."
| It il the height Of impudsncc fo'
the Democratic party to present an!
elaine upon the confidence, or ever
the forhearance, Of loyal men, ate
expending one half Of their strength
during the space Of fonr years in a.
attempt to destroy the Union. ant
the other halt in an attempt to pre-
ven, anybody else from saving it,
Chicago Tribune.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

As George Il. Psndleson, Of Ohio, VA
leaving tbs platform recently, afser deliver
ing css Of his most vigorous speeches, be
vas aecosesd By . ose~armsd mas, Who step
NJ PeodIetoo. les me congntulats VOC
on Tie excellencs Of your speech can
vel appreciate IL, - lost this arm in the
deisnss Of The principles you advocate .,
the same time holding aP 70 view the stamp
Of his arm.
"Ah!- said Xs. Pendieson, with bland
smile
Yes, SIR" said The ex>soldier. !" los,
dat arm While 6ehsisg in the Southern ~,
my aesisss the Abolition government"
Mr. Pepdlstoa walked OF. rather eosfus-
ed. but Tie soldier rejected his sensimsn,i
truly.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25
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All the rebel Generals,
All the rebel Colonels,
All the rebel prisases,
All the Executive officers Of the Confed>
crate Government,
All the men who etarved orr prisoners a,
Salisbury, Andersenville, Libby and other
pens in which more than forty thousand OF
cur soldiers gave up the ghost,
AL the rebel agents abroad,
All The blockade ranaess,
All tho burners in New York. and the
threasnned burners in Chicago,
All the prisoners, and he men who want.
I'd TO insrcdacs cholesA and yellew fever ia
the North,
An Ii. draA rioters,
All the bounty Jumpers,
All the men who discouraged enlist'
ments.
AL the men who rejoiced over rebel vic
toriea
Ali the men Who were sad when the I'm,
ION armies triumphed.
| All those who assaulted the nations cred
IT,
All those engaged in the massacre Of For
Pillow,
All like Beaurcsa,d, Who proposed 4
raise the black Gag and give no quar-
tcFs,
All those Who are for slavery Is the poll
cy Of the nation,
All those Who condemn frecdom 4. Ii,
inevitable corollasy Of Democratic princi
pies.
All who want 70 stamp the Aauh..e an,
the lowly in the dust,
All Who want eapiss.. 10 owa iss labor.
All Tho are =. hvor Of paying . full day
wages ~. faithful days work.
! All the men Who do not believe in u
equality humankind. before The Law,
An who approve the assassination Of Lin
coin,
These, and
Nise-lensAs Of the doggery keepers,
| All the professional gamblers,
| An the bavdy hoase-teepers, pimps, in
mates and hangers on,
Al the New York rioeers.
All he Arahs Of our civilization.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

The following is the statistical re-
por, Of the upper Iowa Conference
for the past year:
Number Of members, 1904; in
crease over last year. l,476,.
Number of deaths, ISIS: increase
over last year, 70.
Number of probstioners, 2,o54; de-
crease from last year. IL.
Number OF local preachers, 1877 de-
crease from last year. 1.
Number of adults ba- tiled, 904; in
crease over last year, IS.
Number of children baptized, SOB !;
increase over last wear. 80.
Number of churches, 1873; in
crease over last year, 81.
Value Of churches, t4li 500 in
rease over last year, 3s8. 800.
Number Of Parsonages, 50; in
crease ever last year, IL.
Value Of Parsonage, go, 500 in
crease over last year, 1850.
Amount collected for Missionary
Society BY churches, e6.9o5.34 in
crease over last year. o654.88.
Amount collected by Sunday
Schools. e43s.S0.
Amount collected for church extes-
sion, 81, $3.50; increase over last,
457.55.
Amount collected for tract cause
e49l.3e ; increase over last year, ga
80.
Amount collected for the Bible So
ciety. % 934.O5; increase over last
year. t5s.O5.
Amount collected for Sunday School
Union o3s0.76; increase over last
year. t4S.95.
Number Of Sunday Schools. 303 !;
increase over last year. SO.
Number Of Sunday School officers
and teachers, s,O74; increase over
laet year, $40.
Number Of Sunday School schol-
an, 8,547 !; increase over last year,
9,343.
Volumes in the Sunday School Ii
brary, sA.s3s increase over last year,
1902.
The Educatiosal Committee report
ed the corporation o. Cornell College
to Be worth o6l,9484, free Of debt,
and 404 names on the catalogue.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

RBo0k 00ASse epSoee - eAe Hsse0 a
Gentlemen-I sm with you heart
and soul, and heartily cay. "God bless
the Finaegans. II A voice -"Fenians,
General. I kmoe seAaf Fam talking
about, and I cay Fsnnegans. Laugh.
ter and confusion. And ! sey that
l hope to Zee the cause flourish and
prosper, and shall bless the day when
Ireland is governed by lrishmen. In
accomplishing this laudable under
takisg, I will do al / can to assist
you. l will place myself If needs be,
at your head. march with you 10 Sta
ten leland, oversee Your smbarkatioc,
win stand on the most elevated blun
Of the coast. and - You raise the
green emblem over the: Stare and
Stripes. while your steamers under
fall headvay are turning their prows
70 the East. l will say good-by, God
bless you. and may you be successful
in your undertaking. May you lift
the R,isish lion ont Of his boots. and
wrcst from his grasp the emerald gem
Of the sea; but vhether or NOS you
shall succeed in this eudeavor, may
you each and al remain in Ireland OF
else where, and never again set foot
upon these hores You are not wanted
here, and We can get along without
you!
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

TEE cotton crop Of Alabama thia
year 10 estimated to BE- worth 90. 900,
600. Nearly every bale Of II Vas rails.
cd BY negro labor. while the 'smen
who had been concerned in rebellion
were talking about "extirpating" the
Union "sca,svsgs" and driving the
''lasy blacks" from the pol's.
The Rhode Islaud soldiers and sail.
ors have formed Grant and Collar
club ~ Providence. with Gen. Barn
eide - chief Tho Memphis soldier,
and sailors have formed Seymour
and Blair club, with Gen. Albert Pix
- chief Boys in blue, asd boys il
gray:
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

The Democracy hare ga: deal 10 Say
shout negro supremacy il the South, aod
the disfianchiseuent Of white men. What
arc the facts in the case! Virgins has
$4,000 white voters registered under the
reconstruction laws Of Congress and only
l0l, 900 colorsd. North Carolina has l03, :
900 white, and sl,6s7 colored Registered
voters; Georgia: .5,2ls white and -, sss
colored; Texas, s6,6ss white and ~, 4ao
eolored. On The Other hand, South Caro-
lina has 1851 vAiss sad 1855 colored
voters Mississippi As,s2e white and 90,
s1s eoaored; Louisiaaa, 4A,731 white and
s1,ses eolored Florida, ll,io0 white and
1887 colosed; Alabama, 7l,l5o white and
so,34o colored. Arkansas has large pre-
poudesence Of white voscrs. Thus 10 Eve
out often rebellious States, the white vote
. in the majority, notwithstanding the
uaanimity With which the whites Of The
South engaged in rebellioa- The most Of
thess white votefs were soul aad body in
~ service of treason, and Jet The Republi,
can parry in it, mAgnAnimisy, has sefassd "a
disfrahchise them. Uades tie reecassrue>
ion acts shsy enjoy The same rights and
privileges - the loyal men Of the NorA. h
i . mistaken idea hat any considerable
number Of voters .. the South have been
disfranchised. The average viii not exceed
Eve thousand 10 each State, and these con.
stisute The leaders and most violent classes
connected With The rebellion. In only two
Stases, Sonth Carolina and Mississippi, does
the colored exceed the white population. In
Louisapa, Florida and Alabama, The white
Registered voters would hare oatnsnbessd
the eolored but for The neglect o. refusal o.
the whites to register. What becomes thea
Of the hue and cry about negro supremacy
And even were the charge veil founded
What true Union man would no. sooner trus,
the interests Of the country to the negroes che
have ever manifested The most cordial ~,
sachment for the old 6Ae. than 10 the fraisn..
! uho sought is destruction?
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

Ex.Seustor Pngh, Of Ohio, speak.
ing last week, says Of tho Contitu-
tionA Amendment: 81 would not
give them three cent postage for
tbeir fourteenth amendment. II u moi
. part Of the Constitution. and never
will be. Il base fraud, and I say.
a Frank Blair said. klese cdypes-6og
governments mvss Be oreythrOsen,"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25
STATE News.

New Hanpton, Chickssaw Co., ID to have
. large steam Touring mill.
The dogs near New HsDpton have Goi
into The disAgrseable habit Of killing ealrss
So says the Cosviy.
The Fsyeste County Fair i TO Be bsll u
West Union on the 9Th, sth ssd sth Of De-
fobes. Sleepy John" viii sos b allowed
TO contend for tbe trosting prise this year, q
he took The " citizens purse" last year.
The Chickasaw County Fair hes besn in
progress sAis week.
For Dodgs is going 70 bsiu > az, 900
school house.
A big black bear Ms shot in Des Asinss
eoussy, las week.
Wild pigeons are plenty in Northers Iowa,
- Ne lsssn from The LAnsisg Cxrosicle.
A Stranger By the name Of Arthur Ksl-
ioes, ves killed By lighsning in Nsseatins
county, . fev days ago.
James Edward John son, Of o skaloosa,
aesd lG. vent ont guaning the other Day
alone, aad while getting over . lencs, By
sooe means shos himself.
Last week. . thrsshing machine, stack.
and about go bushels OF grain were barn.
- on Day 1 Shsnnon's farm, near Decosah,
ea-sed b. Tie cylinder hsa3ing By friction.
81 -. IL waukon Etssdord.
Ths Ncs:sseos 7iass chronicles The death
Of . nicer n. ned Sosshmayed. He refused
20 psy for nwsin.r because b bad no mon.
~, va uas buried b; the authoeities. Al
ssevasds $500 we're fouad auoag his p.
pen. He died lauented BY Doot.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

Congress assembled on The 2lss inst, and
adjourned TO Oct. 18th, wishost trsnsscsine
Any business
A great rsvolusion hes broken ont 10 Spas,
end sppees 70 Be making heAdsay. The
ssvoluiionisss have captured . number Of
cities, including Csdi1, and hare been join
ed BY portion Of The navy. Esparseso hes
been proclaimed President. The Qaesn's
ministry has besn dissolved and great ex-
element exisss throughout The coastsy.
The Illinois Slase Fair u in progress at
81 Quincy and psoves . succoas-
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25
sMERIFF,s SALE.

Dy virtue Of an Execution issusd ont Of and
Ousder Ne seal Of the District Court Of In
chsnsu Coanty. Iowa, IN favor Of Joa@pl Chit.
lister. aud against the lAnds and tsne,n. nis Of
John ne.sy. ] have levied upon the following
less !. Z. and Z. In block 10. Fasgo's Add.
Which property. q ' sSoS. Ss. ssa%p viii
oebr for sale q pablo auction, =. the door Of
tas SHERIFF. tcs. IL The City 81 independence.
o. Saturday. Hept. loth. . O'Clock r. n. OF said
GAY. to ibs highest bidder 20 sstisfy sid Exccu-
tiou end costs.
JOHN !. DAVIS, Sheriff.
sheriff. Once. independence,
Jul1 3ist, iess. nsiw
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25


The Democracy are full Of ezPs-
dienn. Lying il an ola trick Of the
Uencerstic fratsruiey--so old md well
,.sslHstood tkat 10 iuteIhesst Repab.
.6eas go sretsds % believe anything
a.,ssn.s;ns v;th he Democracy m.
i<ee inconscssibly proven by direct
- ,.oea,;-e evidesce. But the pe-
euIi.r direction !. which copperheai
,.;.~ ,... ....o. 49,. IA foreseen.
y. ;..e.n.. -. n.,.. x~aM,
..a ~, n........:.
-: .rs.;.1..el- ,.o.,.;.s.~ -. !.
sre.. popul.r r.....;oo h.. t.le. ,.l...
spA hat ,hous.pd. ~ eo..e,v.,;v.
Reruhi;e.ns h.v. l,..<,,. a;..,.,.a
v;sh the marty and h.v. d.,c;d.d -
- Cor S~vmour ana Rl.;r 49,.
urepoeserous il could not b. ;ov.,.
ted. The fact il. the ReOuhl;esn
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

Rspublicans Of Buchanani You
have opened the campaign gloriously.
Now carry TIE sror i~so africa !!
Let every man buckle on his full arm
o. asd forward over the works"
Don't wait for committees o. for your
seigAbom. bst charge directly 70 the
front I'D seek out your oppoocnt.
Press spon him with I'll the energy
,Os righteous casse. Tat him ever
On tho defensive. Hold up TO him the
record Of this party and the present
seiissds Of the great lesders who sup.
port il He viii be compelled to
.pologiss and win then begin to
sAiak-ths frss Sep toward CONVEX
sion. Denoasassse 70 him. the sbsur-
-siity Of his 6nanSiA gascona6s and
~ onerous burdess which would fol-
low the appiicssion Of his theory Of
equal TAXATION Of every species oi
peopersy. Above ell. charge upon
him The rsvoluliousry desigss ofhis
perry = expressed BY Blair. asd
Wis.,. and Toombs. and yasce, and
Ilamptoas nd host Of Others and
by the rsbsl press. T here il bis great
vulnerable point There he 10 with
out defence the proof. is too over
shelning Tor him to deny it. 1.-The
ID , mas Of good sense and honesty. moi
sltogethef under the sway Of his pas
sioss e prejudices, he will Inevitably
b led 70 moro careful investigation
perhaps 10 conviction, 1t least to ques.
tioning The soundness Of his own 20.
Gssea- LIST 10 man rest on his arms
aud sol 70 console himself that vic
tory y sure and il j. useless for bin
10 pat forth IN effort. Our cause il
rot only worth lighting for and gain
ing victory for. bus should com
mand our most strenuous efforts L
make i Of universal acceptatioa. /
10 not mere question Of party pow
~. lis NOT . mere scramble fol
spsih- 1t i something higher and
noA,ss-a great question Of humsa
rights, efdemocratic government, o
liberty, efpolitieal equality, ofnasiou
Il integrity. The very foundation
psinsip1ss Of or Government ere 10
VOWED. Tbs srsss Magns chasts Of hn
,nan Gbesty-ths Declaration Of Il
dsPsodeses-is % trial. The issus
involves DOT only liberty in America
bus liberty everywhere It i ques
aios Conserving not merely the fort,
millions Of people who call Ameaic,
their homs, but the Thousand mill
ions vhoss home j. the world. lie
the victory, then, - something
more fhas najority-let i be suel
thsadesise Serth Of the verdict 70
liberty and eqpal rights - win soreve
settls the great question whethe
America u to be nation Of ssue de
..soseasy o. Of aristocrsey. To thi
sd every Repa6,;can, ~ he values th'
-srecioas boos If IbsrsJ, should vorl
siahoss esasisg sata ths l.es Of No
.vsnbsr praelsiw the ysstoey ou~
sAsdsisSiy for the right.
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