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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

I'D here that eQnsls any Of Hos. Jack sneap.
ard, G. Dusal, Esq, or any other Of the
flight 6ugsrsd gentry Of celebrity. Wills
ID lk~ec doors ofthe Central Guard House
and police station, there IS small clothing
store,..Aich was s~ssssd and The entire stock
Of god. d.ss;sd - tsse sags., RICH. under
ehe noses Of ~ gallsst police.
There has been : great number Of fires
during the past tvo o. three weeks, and our
FIRE department, As usual, has done excellent
service. II = az VI the things in which
every Washingtonian takes a iusti6able
pride.
The Nitads japanese Troupe have been
q the Ns,ional Theatre, since my last The
japanese themselves are diminutive little
fellows, who DO not give any indications of
their great strength in their person,
81 appearance. Their performances, howev.
er, are truly wonderful, especially that OF one
old Jap " well stricken in years." who mounts
ladder OF sharp swords bare, footed, and
another, who spins top on the edge Of a
sword. Their balancing, juggling, slack
rope, pole, and trapeze feats are excellent,
but they did not "draw" as well as they de-
served. The Japs we're followed at the Ma.
'tional by The regular theatrical company
With Lady Don o. the star" whohaye been
acting farces, birlesques, and light pieces
during the week to tolerable houses. La
rues' Mnstrels are at Walls Opera House,
and draw doesn't Asdences, BY giving away
imaginary green backs, thing which they
would never do, BY the way, if they relied on
their con- pany alone. The Canterbury, as
usual, is drswing good houses. II speaks
ofthe Japs forgot TO mention the native
band that accompanies them. 1t consists,
l think, oftwo women and three men, who
play on instsumeats that it woad be impos.
sible to describe, and they do manage to
produce the creates, combination Of discords,
and unearthly sounds that it was ever my
lot 10 hear.
The weather is very "sloppy" but pleas
ant overhead. Il is said that we have had
more snov, and cold weather this winter
than was ever known in Washington.
I Remain Yours Truly.
"FrLIx CHEEK"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06
ANOTHER VICTORY.

The result Of the city e,ection,on Monday,
vas another victory for the Republican tick.
e. The entire Republican city ticket was
slec.ed by majorities ranging from twenty
eight 70 seventy. Two Republican and two
Democratic councilnen we're elected, mas
the council stand precisely as last year, four
to four In the Fourth Ward, Henshaw was
elected over Marinus entirely on local issues,
and BY bogus tickets, the Democracy resort
ing, as usual, to the old dodge of printing q
ticket all Republican except the councilman.
Several Republicans voted this ticket in the
morning, supposing it to be all Republican.
Lies aud deception are the old stock in trade
Of the Democracy. In the Second Ward,
which is the only Democratic ward in the
city, John H. Plane ran dozen votes ahead
Of his ticke, in opposition to H.A. King. pr
the Council, and was beaten by ouly two
votes. This is certainly very fa,tering to
Mr.. Plane. The Republican majority on
abe whole ticket is little less than last year,
but the vote was not as full, no particular
! interest being taken this year, except in the
Second and Fourth Wards.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06


WS'nn ~ atsention Of the loven Of
good litsraturs - THE valuabls noathly.
Il f61ly Demonstrates ~ gsnius Of our
wsgleen pseple. Can aay good thing come
out e Nasarsth r. We ~, "Come and
SEA" oons Il ths bsss writer's contribute
to ths Hons CinoLs, aud they Who admit it
to heir traside VII soon learn its worth.
Contents for March.
Female Faith" Matilda Of Scotland"
Lady's 'Yes,'" " Sketches Of Travel" "A
Thorough Soldier," "Gather thine own
Sunshine" "Failhless SOUL" "Fireside
F.ncies,' "The Bride" "Begin Right"
Evening Meditation" /" Duty and Pleas.
ure." The Human Violet" keep in
Good Humor," Beauty ana Ugliness, +"
Book Reviews" Netherlands," " Life in
the Highlands" Scientific and Useful"
"Statistical," Fashions" Music" " Fun
ny Momests,s sSpice Of Lie" with news.
whole page to correspondents, worth the
full subscription price. A complete history
Of the Queens Of England, from the Nor
man Conquest, i beiag pablishsd, and those
subscribing now will get il In IN. Some
one is needed in each town to act as agent,
and profitable terms are offered. Specimen,
10 cents, with circulars. Price, 81 year,
sixteen pages.
SIN. KENNEDY, EprroR,
Chicago, III.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

A meeting Of all persons In
terested in the construction Of q
railroad from Anamosa mp the
Wspsipinicon, is called to meet in
this city, on Tuesday the 10th
inst. All delegates should come
prepared remain during the even
ing as the evening session win
doubtless be the business session.
All points interested in the con-
struction Of this road, ought to
send full delegations.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

Ths Best and Original Togic of Iron,
Phosphorus, and Calisaya, known as Cas-
well, Mack L Co.'S Ferro Phosphorated e.
ixir Of Calisaya Bark. The Iron restores
color to the blood, the Phosphorus removes
wasss Of the nerve tissue, and the Calisay
gives natural healthy tone to the digestive
organs, thereby curing dyspepsia in its var
ious forms, Wakefalness, General Debility,
and Depression of Spirits. Manufactured
only BY CASWELL, HAZARD CO., New
York. Sold BY all druggists. n24ly.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06
70 C0NaUMPTlYES.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
(fres Of chargs) to I'll who desire it,, the pre-
ssription with ths directions for making and
using the simple reaedy BY which be was cured
OF . lung affection and that dread disease Con-
sumption. His only object is to benefit the af-
6ictcd, and he hopes every sufferer will try this
prescription, n it will cost them nothing, and
may PROVE blessing. Please address
REV. SEWARD A. WILSON
nl7y No. 165 South Second Street.
Wiliiamsburgh, Now York
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

PEsRY, March 20 1908.
! Ma. uDlron :--As have discovered some.
thisg strange, p ~ q lsast, hereby sand
Il v you. II you thisk il worshy Of place
in ysns colaasss yss can insert y
Il lee yoanenas vho chevs his cud
liksaa on allsr every msal He raises it,
chews 4 whils, and swallows Il, than rsises
Il again, clsws asd swallows, Ac. II this is
NOT . stssags freak 10 nature, wish you
would - me knot ~ / never hsard Of
such ! thiag before.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

The Michigan Southern 4 Lake Shore R.
r. is one of the finest lines Of railroad in the
country. The elegant drawing room coach
es which ran on this soste from Chicago to
Cleveland, ere unsurpassed. The sleeping
coaches are Of the latest and most approved
patterss. For particulars, see advertisement
in another column.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

The meat market Of Cliassa 1 T. J. VIII
son has been removed 10 the store recently
occupied by Dunhan I Webster. This mar.
ket furnishes everything N il line q tn
very lowest rates. Ths new qsarters are
cool and clearly.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

-.
one o 'he coolest ana most oenoe'a.'
s'"ioeS wh'fn'ss ever come 70 our AHow'
euse, oul,''a AZ we poaru'ng mouse 0
Mr. u ' nusl, N inns cny' o. y O'Clock
auesaa! n'sn'' she % lns'. DR. charie
:. ofosOy' tns sa'ossaAase sc!'n' was
snos = aksr ~ srsoe' sno had been ss ~
employ OF n. John WAY s'ace Aases
last ne vas ns"ve o. New HoFk. -
the outbreak Of the war, y enlisted -
private - . New iorx regiment ana servsf
Tour years. coming esf With 10 raoko
fsfss LsessenaAt. Aaer hss discharge D
renamed a. the South abess = year ana
hail. when he came V this cray end entered
the employ o. Mr. Wiley. he vas . mar
Of more than ordinary intelIsct remarkably
well informed in political saairs, steady IL
his haose. qasst and gsnsIssnan'y in his Dc
neanos, dnissntand skil'ial % workman
ana Thoroughly respected y 81 Who med'
his acquaintance. On Tuesday hs PERFORM
60 h's asys work and ~ his supper % usual
Dae'ns 'ne essy pan o. Ae evening no 81
wan the n%"y, qa'euy wF'n,e 'eaet. 70
souS'" = -" LUG $40 % nv "o'nes -
1'"" ~, =. u.s." = 20 -" -
ns - .S0u' " COMMIT ne .s"' - ~
~ 80 -
:, @ -. ~ =
".'s $50
.e.'1 W s1.e' s'' .ss. .D''.
~ we - ~"k =.
US 800 ."s '""' '"e .'Po~ "''e 49,
~ '.s'' =" y ~ -
Sos'u.'s - os1sl -. 49, 80 "
pofss, Out supposed tney oe'g'naSed e'ssv nese,
. nd - no further soasds wsse hesrd, paid
no attention to them. Tha- decesssd failing
to appear In the morning, however, some Of
the family went 10 his room aud found him
in = k.e.i;ss po.t.re h. -. >r..k h;a -
49,, 60 49,. q. l....s 80
49,, !, .
-,
'"o' n''"se" .".ce, VIZ" ~"'"" "e''
revolver, which nas long oeen IN MS Posses~
sion. Evidently his desi0A wes - shoot
himself through the heart, bug The esst sbel
was below and = little - the right Of The
h..r, HI rn.., ;,.,.r,,, h.v. -..l;,.d h;s
- .,s 80. a..
sending the ball directly through his heart.
He must have expired instantly, aud having
TAKEN tne Preeauion " Auss' 10 sssu ss~S
ner that he could not fall 10 the door, NO
,;.. -h., ,.. .a. .c.. ~. Cato,
noise Whatever was 'usue @''es INC '''@
shot was fred. His trunks were found
.,. a - N IL. .m.;. l.
NAY p".~.a a ~. - -.
copv of ~hicb - rive belov.
~ w-,-, -.
Vh nedne'uay' ~ inquest - ne'1 " oo''
oner Hcnt, aud facts were ELECTED ~ above
., j. ~. -.Al. 4
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

"EEx ALL NAxkIsD TO soAs LovEp Ills
INCLINE" such as neglecting to observe
proper ssIes ~ lsakh, which entaih dseass,
and too oAen premature death. lfyou have
. cough cure Il With bottle Of DR.. J. W.
Polss1'swhi,s Pios Coapeund. n nsser
fAih. Sold BY Smals Z Goodfellow Il 81
per bottle. "
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

NJ. J. F. Coy having declined the n6m-
naaiqa for Mayor, much to tho regret Of bis
friends. special Caucus was held on Saturs
day sysning, 81 which Mr., &. F. Herrick re-
ceived the nominAtion, alter square, GOOD
naturcd fight, tho last vots Standing 50 for
Hcrrick to o. for Clarke.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

The second Of Rev. B. r. Gi6ord's intsl.
eating letters Of European elwill b found
GU The second page.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

PsRsosAL.-We received pleasant call
from Mr.. A. c. Holt, ofthe Cedar Falls Ga.
zefte, on Friday last. The Gazette Is pros
pering finely ard viii soon be enlarged and
changed to quarlo form.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

DR.. Adams will be ii the Nontour House,
in this city, only few days, and those de-
sirous Of consulting him should do so at
once. He presents recommendation Of he
highest character, as sxillful and success
full physician. 36:lt
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

NEw Posr OFrIcE.-A post ONCE, called
Aiddis6sld, vas established in Aiddle6eld
township, several weeks since.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

Messrs. zeigler, McCsrdy : Co. advertise
for Intelligent men and women 70 do On
Agreeable and paying bushes. See "wsa.
ed,' -
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

From he Executive Department Of the
State, ~ publish rules 10 cases Of psEdons
which win be found in our adv. columns.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

See advertisement VI House and Lot 70
sale % Nais saseet, d. .. Lee agent.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06
tbs NEW M rnoDlsr cnunca


An examination Of the plans for the new
Methodist Episcopal Church, leads US to the
conclusion that the building, when completed,
will be one Of exquisite taste aschi,ecturally.
and extremely well adapted 70 The purposes
for which it is designed. Il will b great
ornament to the city. Ssaudiag with ito
lofty spire betvesn ~ tasty church Of the
Baptis,s and The splendid new school builds
ing, i, will complete - Cue IN architectural
display as can be found in the interior Of
the State. Every citizen ought to take
pile in tits matter, and feel personally in.
terested ~ the progress Of An enterprise
which will add another attraction to our
beautiful city. Let u realize the fact that
every new and Attractive church building is
standing sdvertisemeut Of thrift uorali.y
and enlightened liberali.y. Our city 10 IN
its chrysalis state our pioneer old Clothes
are being thrown Of, and new and comely
garments put on. Until the transformation
is completed, We mus. All.capi.alisss, basi>
ness men ard poor men-expect 10 bleed
freely, as matter Of duty aud Of policy.
Public institutions must be bsih w 10 our
midst or we must suffer the miser's fate
die unhappy and despised. When We hear
men grambling q constant drafts upos
their purses for worthy public enterprises,
We always feel like asking them Why they
came into new county at all. We are too
apt to forget that the growth Of SCHOOLS,
churches and other public institutions 10 .
part Of our own growth-thst without them
we are aching and viii stiain 10 nothing.
They are the conditions Of orr prosperity.
II we fail to fulfill the conditions; If ~ re.
fuse 70 give IT oil, or give eagerly; if ne
turn the cold shoulder upon oar very means
of Development, We need net b surprised Il
any ,i~e to find ourselves % ths very brink
of ruin. A western man cannot safely b.
stingy aud small-souled. We must build
up or rot dovn.
The nev Methodist church will be forty
feet sevea inchss in breadth BY sixty-one
feet thrss Inches j. lsnssh, and viii COM
prise . bassnsnt eoslaisiag &rnaces for
heating the vbs,e chlrsh, tue elassrooms
lsxle fest sach, and . fas AlbaAh school
rocn; ovsr the basement - endisses room
nearly The whoIs aiss 81 - maia budding !;
and y he corners too tousls, i'm enc Of
which will shoot : slsadee spissoae husdrsd
and thirty seven FEET toward heaven. The
building will be built Of brick, $4,000 Of
which, already contracted for, ore being de-.
livered by Mr.. Forester. Conslsuc.ien will
commence as soon q spring opens. Tha
capacity ofthe building will b. four hundred |;
estimated cost, $4,000. About $4,000 i
the amount already subscribed. We trust
the remainder Of the amount will be furnish.
ed readily and willingly by our ciAisens.
Many Of the chusch msmbsss have slrssdy
given most literally, aud the rest doat tlssa
stand ready u sscri6cs great deal in be-
half Of the cause they have u heart. The
true christian will delight in sacrifice of
this character.
Dr n r. dana. AZ Hloomin cton III.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

Rev. Henry Mills, Of Kalamssoo, will
pssaeh st xorss's. Hall next sabbath; ct loi
A. n and : P. n.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06
COMM ERCIAL.
BULLETIN OFFICE,
IuDepxyDEEcg. March, g. 1865.

MARKET REPORT.
The following - . eonparstive ststsment Of
the Independence, Dialogue, Chicago, and New
York Markets 1t the latest dates, and the highest
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

DR.. H. r. Adams, Of Bloomington, ILL.,.
is stopping for : fsv days q shs kcntsur.
He treats specially" III diseases Of ~
eye, ear, heart, throat and lungs, liver
and kidney, as we'll = IN Diseases Of . ~.
melted character, such = scsofala, cancer,
plies, 30. The D.. eonss vsa rseoamsnd.
cd as "specialist,n ord presents . Ing
list Of dissiasnishsd sssersssss. .Csusslsa>
ton fsss. He viii psnAia Il tow snly Z
few days. Psnons desisisg N ssstissa,
should call upon him = - 1ea1oss noesu
at the earliest oPPossasity.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06


The osnaaseton Mutual ProtecsioA Soc,e-
y held its twelfth annual meeting at the Of
Gee of J. Irvine, on Monday evening, The ID
day Of March, A. D. 1863, and elected The
following officers for the carsent year
Psesident-J. Irvine. aeg
vice Prssident-S Swartssll.
Secresary-w. Butter6eld. 9
Treasurer. c. Nsidy. a
Also the following ridsn for the current
caPsaia- Jsass Bidiaesr. zsS
Lieut.-B. E. Logan.
A + Cooper; Joseph Major,
+ I Clark, RI Wright,
Wiehtmas, Dfarsiw Kuhn,
J Z Neidy, William Morgan,
/ g E GemmeH, Solomon Swatsell,
Curtis Morgan, Mr. Aasns,
8 Mosiss, J B Edgell.'
~. DurssspseLn Ssc'y.
QuAsouErox, March Sd, 1868.
Busixrss cnAsos. The Arm cf Durham
1 Webster has heen dissolyed, NJ. Durham
having purchased bis partners interest. The
stock has been removed y The Store recently
occupied BY Mr.. +. A. Jernegau, where Mr..
Duaham viii be pleased to serve oil bis old
esstomess end thousand OF noss new onss.
he viii hereafter keep . delivery wagon in
codslaas attendance. s. A. Ripley has
bess suployedby NJ. Dushsa - clerk.
'0as ishsowa 70 svsrybody - ess Of the
NEST obliging Of clerks. He feels perfectly
= home in the old quarters. Flour, meal
and n tisds Of feed will hereaAes, b leps
for instant delivery 1t the new stand.
wRrrrxe ScnsoL.-Mr. g. 4. Hutton and
lady, teachers in osaaaanlal - practical
peamanship, are in the city, and have open.
ed a-writing Class il Fissnsn's Hall, which
hes been ftted up Tor ~ psspsss. Mr..
Huuon's class has he'd sevsn a. eight ses>
s;ous, and h already mskins remarkssle
prcgrsss. On the last evening Of Ne prss>
sut term, which viii close about the lssh Or
lsth inst, class will be organized for en-
other course. Mn. Huttoa will teach ladies
ornamental penmanship and ladies hand.
We believe these teschers 70 be we'll worthy
Of patronage, and ~ tss1t the second
course Of lessons viii prove succsssful in
every respect. 2
NJ. N. Burr, now one Of the most extern
sivs dealers 10 agricultural machinery in
Northern Iowa, y making prsparstions for
an unusually large seasons trade. His
stock Of plows, ssedera, planters, ealtivators,
wagons, churns, Pamps, ssspsn aad now
srs, ,hrsshias naashinss, D., &cs comprises
many Of The very bess machines and should
b sen BY every farmer. Read his adver>
tissnsut carefully.
Gains from ArAby the bsss, fteightsd With
~ bseash OF orisaAal sP;cs Aowes, ~ not
To entranciug = ths pstfams Of PHALos's
3HLOR DE MAYO. ~ ~ perfume for
~ hsadksrcAisG Sod By snals > Good
| follov. t4
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

A ecccsus.-The oyster supper, given BY
the ladies Of the Episcopal Society, At the
Montour House, on Tuesday evening, was
~! pttea1 ssd neeea shout ts5. The
charades, tableaux, &C., .vers very pleading,
and the occasioa ID every respect vas veil
calcula3qd 10 isspisss pleasnnt memories
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

Wherever Barrstt's Hair Restorative y
10 used, these appendages are becoming en-
sirsly exainet. Ladiea try H. and be soa-
yisceA. Sold BY Snale = 0oodfellow.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06
RETURNS OF THE CITY
q ELECTION.

The following are the complete returns o.
The city election, held on Monday, the Cd
inst:
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

Ne oGos ths BslLEsiH oass IT. ~. Tie
paper b II prosperous coalition. This b one
- The best spcaings 10 the State. TO prevent
Misrepresentation. No will state that this oourys
4 not parusd % sssoant Of financial embar-
rnssment @ ~H -
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

Another row occurred 1t Winters restau-
rant on Saturday. A young man from the
countsy, partly under the influence Of liquor,
beeame Engaged in . knock~down 6sht,
wherespou City Marshal Hunt entered the
restaursot- aaa commasded the peare. A
heavy blow from the pagnacioas country
man was The reply, and the Marshal was
compelled to resort to severe measures 10
stop the fight and place the culprit IN eusto>
dy. 1t isno light matter 10 resist IN officer
Of the INV in the legitimate performance Of
his duty, and the officer in this case did no
more than bis duty in reducing to submiss>
ion by the most positive measures the bully
who attempted 70 resist him. Ha must be
fully justified BY every right minded person.
The prisoner wss fined $35 and COSTS and
discharged upon payment Of fine.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

The weather during the week haa been
moderlte. The storm Of Sunday and Mon
day was not as severe with us ~ 1t points
further eait. The snow has left Us again,
ard spang sssps knockiae as the door.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

HNppssapticai error vas made in the
certificate OF n. Hsls, givea lest week, in
cpnpsction with orr references 10 Barnes
Tebs Wells. The certificate - signed by
-. Hale, gave the depth Of he wssl - sUes.
y-one feet. Our compositor made il read
tkir.y>one. Mr.. 0rAhan, The sgent for the
Barnes Well in calling our attention TO this
facs, assifed % 70 staas thss 4 i noe the in-
tention of Mr.. Barnes 70 deceive or humbug
the people IN any manner Whatsoever. We
cheer auy corrsct The error-whieh VS. en-.
tirely our own--in justice both to Mr.. Ora.
ham and Mr.. Hale.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

GALEs from Araby the bsss, fteightsd With
~ sseash Of orisalal sp;cs Aowen, ~ not
70 enhancing = ths pstfdms Of PHALos's
sHLOR DE NAYO." ~ ssw perfume for
~ Handkerchief SID By Snsls . Good
fallov. s
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06


SuccEssruL LABoas.- the call Of The
Presbyterian congregation, Of Liberty, Rev.
8. NJ. 'Kier, formerly Of Littletou, but late Of
Tndiana, returned 70 this county on the 9Th
Of Dec. last, and entered immediately upon
his ministerial labors. An interesting revi,
wi followed in January, and from the 18th
ofthat month 10 the lst inst, twenty three
members were added to the society. Mr..
Kier has made Quasqueton his home, hav-
ing purchased the property lately owned by
Mr.. F. Lewis.
NATIONAL HorEL.-We frequently hear
travellers speak in favorable terms OF the
National Hotel At Independence, kept by
"mine host" Burr. The accommodation
are equal, il not superior to many hotels in
the country. The rooms ere neat and clean,
the table we'll furnished, which, together with
the agreeable qualities of the host and his
estimable lady, makes lasting impression
on the traveller, and reminds him Of home.
dub. Herald.
The Dubuque Herald, from which the
sbove notice was clipped, has the start Of
ifiehd Burr, in one particular. We endorse
al ihs Herald says, in regard to the Nation.
a and its proprietor, but " bis estimable Ia
dy,"" they ssy," is myth. liz
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06
List of Letters

Remaining in the Post 0kce, Iadspsndence.
Iosa, and advertised Feb s5th, 1868.