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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14
The Maseasine, TSpsen 4 Anameoa
00i1PC0As

The railroad from Muscat;ne, leading
north and designed TO connect with the Du'
buque South Western At this point, 10 near
y completed, 80 far AZ grading 10 concerned
from Auscssine to the Chicago North West
ern. Two meetings have besa held in Ana
mosa since our last Issue, to consider The
tween the North Western and this place
next summer. The work already done j,
security for its FINAL accomplishment south
Of the North Western. On the nineteen
miles north Of that road the spade has moi
yet touched the earth. We have now more
and stronger reasons than ever before, and
these reasons will, every year, become more
and more potent. for the final completion ol
the road. The PennsylvaniN Central ID
pushing, via Muscatine. for an independent
line for Council Bluff and The Pacific. Blair
L Co. design to finish the Dubuque 1 Sioux
City rosd BY connecting il with the one they
are building from The North Western NORTH
ward, . little east of the Missouri River.
Our State 10 filing rapidly with populasion
ve have row . million, and in ten pears ~
shall have two millions, anothsr zen, and
We viii have three millions. Being . moro
elevated region and lying beswesn the two
great rivers Of the northern half Of the cons
tinent, directly in the track Of travel from
the Atlantic see board 10 the Pacific; POS
our State enjoys advantages which the great
State of Illinois cannot boast Of. and in .sss
than . generation We shall have left her be-
hind. Who does not see that the immense
amount OF production, pouring from our
fields and manufactures, will require thou.
sands Of miles Of railroads ~ . means of
To the great railroad men
the facts are plain and they are striving nov
for the future.
just nov, in regard 70 railroads, il 10 the
age Of building. Fer twenty years. the grea,
ides-in . material ssnse-has been the
Of railroads, and it is now especial>
u 90 10 lowe. 4 few years more and the
work is done, and then come the convenient
ces everywhere and the profits Of the long
and expensive struggle. Now in the nick
Of time let us do eur part. We have only
10 grade and tie the nineteen miles, and two
wealthy and energetic companies stand ready
10 lend their aid 90 far ~ possible. The
Central and the Chicago North
Western both desire our road - one Of their
feeders. Finish the road to Anamosa, and
he region northwestwasd to Independence
md further on will be ripe ard ready 70 take
up and carry On the work. II 10 human M.
lure and has 20 been since the days Of grand
lather Adam. There is no stop nor stay in
The Anglo Saxon march towards greatness.
But that march 10 always wsrk and this
work, if performed at al, must be, 1t least
The first part Of it, our ewn.-Anomoso Es>
rekd.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

A california correspondent vrites :
"The intsrmixturs ofraces in Cali
fornia is beyond al precedent in the
history Of mankind; and what the
third " fourth generation may be
like, or what language they will speak,
are questions to puasle the suieatitio
inquirer. I know Of marriages b.
tween Yankees and Digger Indian..
Irish and Chinese, Mexican and Ma
lay, Portuguese aad Sandwich Island
ers, English Canadian and Negro,
French and Apache. to say nothing
ofths more common intsrmarriagss
70 b seen in all parts Of America.
aud the way the English language
must suffer in the months Of the Dc.
cendants Of these oddly-coupled pso.
pie will be terrible. Why. even now,
the most familiar tefms Of Spanish
have become engrafted on our En-
glish, 90 that they never can be de-
tached again, and words from every
language on earth, from Chinese to
kanaka, are serking in. A laughs
bic illustration Of the effect Of this
jumbling together of the races came
under my Observe alton the other day.
l had entered boot-lnaker's to have
. little Job done. and said to the shop
keeper, ~ . necessary preliminary,
You speak Englishr HE answsr,
delivered promptly and unhcsitating.
y, was. 'Si. sesor; certainment yas
bet The were three languaxes al
in one sentence. and the good man
Strengthened himself up With ! look
Of proud satisfaction at the thoughs
thst no could speak English like =
native. lie was IN Italian. be--
lieve."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

That Is . bad religion which makes 10
hate the religion Of other people.
Children have dolls, and men i-dolA. sad
the l Is generally the doll.
Astonishing cure for eonsumptisa," -
the old lady said when she sprinkled snu6
on the victuals of her boarders.
Az APT RsrLY.-"r I'm . broken man r.
exclaimed . poet.
80 think vss the aas~ss, fos ! ha,s
seen your pieces"
The last accounts from Europe state thai
Gen. jos Hooker is st Nice, aud 10 doing
nicely.
@Do you like Goldfish bslls, Mr.. Wig.
eins!' Mr.. Virgins. hesitatingly. I real
y don't know, miss I don't rscollecs ever
having attended oue."
"fTaint horri9inal, faint horriginal, )" said
John Bull. You Hamericans follow ~ in
hsverything." "Yes," answered Johua.
than quickly, tour soldiers acted on tha,
principle With yours iu battle"
Jenny June thinks krs. Charles Dickesa
viii yet be avenged.
Lew Wallace is storming the lyeeums in
Indiana with lecture on Mexico and the
lexicans.
Peale's picture Of washiagton Befoss
Yorktown" 10 10 be presented 70 Genera
Grant.
DR.. Abner jackson has Just returned from
Europe and assumed the Presidency of Trim
ity College, at Hartford.
Two months after Dana had purchased
Tammany Hall he WAS offered $4,000 fOl
his bargain By Commodore Vanderbilt
General Anderson will preside u the tenn
perAnce meeting at Cooper Institute on ths
i2d Of February.
Napolsoa shakes his head about sending
Minister to the court Of Juare3- He cam
zee it.
Richard Storm Willis, formerly connected
q editor and publisher with the New Yorl
Musical World, and Times, and Once q
Month, i now reading in Detroit Aichi,
gan.
Nr. Dallas, leader writer on the London
Times, and still better known - The husband
of Miss Glyn. the authorizes, is the new editol
Of Once q Week, which belongs to the same
proprietary - RncA.
Horace 0reeley wrote the twenty ninth
chapter Of his I" Recollections Of Busy
Life" while waiting for the train ~ Pitts
field.
NJ. Bonner is . CongregationAirst, and
James Gordon Bennett . Roman Catholic,
William Cullen Bryant aud Peter CooPe,
ase Unitarians.
Serious doubts Of the recovery Of John G.
Whittier ate entertained, - be has been 10
delicate health for . number Of years.
Mrs. Theodore Tilscn writes to the R<vo-
lutiom approvingIy. and says that sss desires
equal rights for her fsur children, two oI
whom are boys and the other TO girls.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

Does Il pay 70 advertise is often asked.
The Christian Tisses and Witrcss ef Chica,
60 answers:
II is an established fact that advertising
is the great lever Of business. Those who
have been rrost successful, as a general rule,
have most extensively availel themselves oi
this aid. There is philosophy in this, as
well as practical good sense. The consumer
must b. reached !; he must BE- informsd
where to end the article he il IN ssascA al
and be naturally looks to the spIyians of the
Newspaper fos this Information. II saves
him world Of tr. uble, for without this ~
source be would Be- compelled to resort to {
personal inspection Of the stores aud shops
Of the city. By comparatively small out,
lay he merchant can reach tho1sands 81
people in all sections ef the sounsr.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

Exclusive Of reprints, the namAero
new oooks, pamphlets, and other pub:
locations issued in Eagsand during the
past year. was nearly ., 900. A cent
nry and half ago, The average was
only SP y5Ar. or, in round igures,
less than $500 Tor the first fifty-seven
yeaye Of the eighteenth century. Dur
ing the elsseh' yeArs, from l7Oa to the
cad Of e02. the total number Of sew
works published was 1000, or about
S72 year. From 1900 TO 1897 the
average was 5aS; from l84s in lass,
i reached ! .S3s in 1886; siaoe which
time It hes increased at the rate OF
about 100 . ysAy.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

A 6ne location for choice fruit
tree or . grapevine may be found
just outside the barn-yard fence, in a
positien where the roots will be with
in reach ofliquid manure. The south
side Of the barn ar cow-shed is some
times occupied BY burdochs and 9th.
er weeds. although grape viscs, rasp.
oancs or current bushes, etc.. nigh,
bs grown there with much advan'
tage.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

A new educational movement has been
commenced at Birmingham. Il is estima,
ted that there are 10000 children in the
town entirely without education, and to meet
this want il is proposed to raise fund to b
called King Edward the Sixth's Memorial
School Fund" Schools are to be erected
in the most destitute districts Of the town
where children Of all religious denou,ina
tons are to be admitted without distin ction,
and without any sacrifice Of religious princi,
pie.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

Australia is rivnling America in rapidly
Of growth Of its cities and increase Of popu>
la.ion. Twenty years ago Melbourne, the
capital Of Victoria. had 5000 people. Nov
i has $4,000. In ls4S the province Of
Qtago. one Of ths nine provinces Into which
New Zealand is divided, had population
Of go, and in 1864 its people numbered 6l !.
900. Twenty y-thrso ysars ago the popula-
,ion Of South Australie vas $4,000, and in
leeS it vas 10000.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14
sAerin's sale.

DY virtss u . special Resolution, issus1 ost
I'D Of end under the Seal Of the District Court
Of Buchanan County, Iowa, in favor Of :. .
j. Stout and against the lsnds and tsaemsaes
Of Henry 8. Lines, have levied upon the fol-
loving described mortgased property, Wis:
Two rods Of the south end Of Lot number one
Qh in block number eight (s). in etoughton ,
Indspsadsnes, Dsshaaaa Cousty, Iowa.
hish property, - shove described, will
o61r for ssls q Public Auction, q ths door oi
the SHERIFF. once, il The City Of Independence
on Saturday, February 9Th, A. D. 1865, u
o'clock r, n. Of said day, 10 the highsst bidder
ts satisiy said Dassstios and costs.
JOHN 4. DAVIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff. o0N. IsdepsadSses,l
JSnualy eth, lsee. Ase:lv
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

Portland has completely risen from shs
ashes Of the great ere Of 1866. 4 Portland
Newspaper says that = new city has grews
up amidst the ruins large and elegant vass-
houses nov occupy waste places Of but two
years ago, equaling in magnitude and sH>
tsnt those Of any city On the continent Cap.
italists are coming in and investing theit
means to help enrich and populate our his
eity."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

A Positive Remedy for Ill kinde Of 6uuere.
PARTICULARLY
Erysipslas, Nsttls.Rash, Salt nhsuA,
Derofula, carbuneles, Belle, ana Riles.
1t 10 very sasy to cay Of this, or Of aay othsr ~
isins, al IL 10 the very best remsdy Known" Il h
not always % easy 70 prove IT, It 10, however, q.
essdingy gratifying te the Proprietor Of this nsd.
Ians, that while he deiarss = the psble tha3 ths
s.' ..s . .a1 sIse.'.s spse,s' 1os H
A..a . .s's.. hi. ...i....s.
~ :o's :. is.s.:s :.
s... ] ia n New y sS.,. ~
remedy for Humors 10 20 highly prissd. A sai-
isn't physician (now IN army surgeon, whss pre-
asi.g !. New Hsmp:hirs. psrehassd estwssa ~
ves,s. IA ..ea q !. h,s n.s.4ss. n" ~. ss..s
shen or1ered n sor ~ hosn,t.I -. =. -. ~.
S..s r.S.".S-s.'.I : =. -. no'p.ss- p w -
uonee. Otnee pnyeicaans have purehaesd n. ~
ss.i used !. ,. : ,a gre. ws
~ Cs.f.: sos u: spsss sf thirty q forty ni'es
.. ss., S, sa
=. ss.srsss "a vo.aesf.l e.s.s vh,sA \ esssss1.
~.s ssr .es. 70 = -. !. ~ r.e,s. ,:s -
s>-.>> >..>~ - v.->s->a.> $500 ~
J" Ay.ses'.s w.sS uss'ss va.
earssnelss, thoss seiy. ps.esi uiesss. vee eesire
II removed wherever this nediei.s vss fsithfslly
sssd. b Il wss with serofala ~ sals RAssA
Ths HUMos DocroR cared tAea.
Fer the ssks OF showing what y thsegAs q \
~ seeenoelals ess hsrs inserssas
llaltsu Gale. Ia~. D~e>>~.
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81 49, 49, sr's ~ ~.
Sscx - = e e.cs ~. stne ~ ~ - &escsses ssesss; SY
coes Sors:Sr Ms~e~ se9es, ~ ~ esssoes eeaos.
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eoSc.sss Ess@s ~. .s..s >. y ~ 80 ~:
: ~. xSs@MS sSs ~ ~ 81 sSSscesov, - soC
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sI1. s:I ~ vss'0'~ ~ SV ~. <sseesS WV
"a 49, .~yy~ov ~.r,
~. wA>.s.-. aa.~.A.- No.
= snx coNeds.tlv snt sss~ssfiv sscsMnsa1 d.
q " S0sanoS AsMor Docsor e - eroe4ens 80.
- ~ Ifs~0rs. Aafss1 eeea seeeaegsty oenfee9
Y0 0tsey. ko11 oass - ~ ses.re -
SossHess 49,: fW 80 Men ~ 0eoss - 49,
espons ~ essseS C eoss ~ nAsss ase eres eossS
% SAat ssos uwobls to use ~ Aands q am Az
~ seorE and s.ss cetled @ sOser s!ors: q -
Ss..or srHicH % o1;esef - 80 rrsSbs : eo-Ai.S.
dion Of Erysipel1s emd Sad RAsua. N esssraj
a. Hsmov Doctor Iooxld perossse siess n AssiSse
cos.sis.eS 20 saks ~ sedicise !i0 s0es lsellu
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

II is said that the prospects for : large i'm.
migration for 1868 are BY no means Asttsr-
ing, owing TO the depressions 10 trade and
business in this country.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14
IAseSIc yIPIeIAiIess y PlLnsIHk

IL readers ~ Ne DCte9Tiu aso on0Do6eo0l4 oOoso
shss for nearly yeas. plan hAs hsss Sset ~ .
nAssnk pssuspsuon 10 holy IAnd sspssssassss ssSss
The ,ssd u Dr. ksb. Nosds Dr. norris ~ - ffso
Nsv Yssk. February iss. Ne soss vis France lisssuy
to Beyseut. In Syria, shsss his hesd quarters v 10
daring severn, noetAs. very large and esssssl ia
ssrsss ~ sesn sAhea b ~ Masonic frsAsrsiy n ~
success 4 Ah satsrprhe Before has dspesssss issa
Hsv yosh ~. Morris prepared hs following posn, Il
which y SENDS % sepy - ~ farewell snA ssgxssss
~ ioeestien.
0lxPEH.
Words sf Tsrssssn 70 " BsosAe,s and .Fsigoes .,
tao ssyssis sis." By Ros. AoRhIs.
They took stonss and msds On hsap. And be ss,d
,. n:: & .S .as B. s
The Loas watch hstveen me and thee whss are sb.
sent, one fros asosher." Gsssas xaaI, forty six.
80 looking eastward on the angry sea,-
The wmtry blast, inhospitably stsrn,-
Counting the scsnty moments left 70 me
Till ! 70 hsncs,-and haply aos returs,-
! would, oh Brother, build NIsPss too,
Besceehing COP to ~aseA 'twixt me and you.
It was HE providence that made % ons,
Who =" otherwise perpetual stranger" we're
He Joined our hands u amity alone,
And caused our hearts each others woss u
bear;
lie kindlsd, in our sosls, frsternal IRE,
Betting children Of eonmon 0iRs.
In mssual labo.s We have spent our life.-
In mss~ai joys. sported At labor's CLOSE
With mutual strength, warrsd against human
strife,-
And soothed, with s..sxs, charity, its woss:
So, sharing mstsaIly what GoD has given,
With eoMsson Faith We seek Q Kindred Heaven.
Bring Stones. bring stssss.-and build IN Asep
with mel
Rear up our MisrEn though with many tears
Before trust mo 20 yon stormy ssa,
Hither With memories OF many years!
Come round me, mystic Laborers, once more,
With loving gifts upon this wintry shefs
Bring prayer the wArcsEa in the heavsns
will heed:
Bring typss, significant Of heavenly hope;
Bring ~ords, in whispers only TO be said;
Bring haadyrasps, strong to lift the helpless up;
Bring al those remi~iscs~ees Of light,
That have inspired " many wintry night.
Lay them On MmPEa! end the names rsvered
OF those who've vanished from eur mystic
band:
Are Ne not taught that, with the faithful dead,
In Lodge Cetestiai, We shall surely standl
Oh crown the pile then with the good and blest,
Whose ~e~ories lingsr though they are at rest.
|sr;sked and now hope, whste'sr betids.
Though wandering far toward Oriental sun,
He Who locked kindly on that mountain side.
Will cafeA beseees ~ till my work 10 done;
Lord God Almighty whence oil blessings are,
Behold our MIRA and regard our prayer !
Be ny defenders while 10 foreign lsnds:
ward ID the shafts sf calumny aceusss
Ny labors vindicats while 0IxpEn stands;
And hold my family in sacred trust:
Should no more behold them. fond aud dear,
I leave them. Brothers, to Masonic care.
Finally Brothers,--if in careless mood,
Forgetting pledges ssaled on Word Divine,
I've injured any Of the brothsrhood,-
Imputs il not, this parting hour, sin
Forgive 10, Hs, by whom al creatures live.
Grants ~ forgiveness, even % ce forgivsi
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

A bashfal young man escorted ~ equally
hashfal young lady. As they approached
the dwelling Of the dam, she said entreasina.
y, Jehial, don't tell anybody you bsaue.i
me home "Sarry." said he enpAaaically,
an - much ashamed q you are."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

Tar vALrE ov 4 NAxe.-The vs!us of .
name, can il b essimssedf Il these say
known standard in dollars sad in cents, b.
which TO graduate il? Will Il come visAin
any Of the known laws Of political economy 2
Az we'll might jury asssss the pecuniasy
damage Of taking avay tbs life OF anoshes.
When ! reflect how dear the reputation a
every man d to himself, am amsxed at shs
light use he viii make Il tAs repusaios .,
another. Private slandsr is lafRs inereji
ent in the petty gossip Of the day indeed il
often seems 10 prove the very spice Of con-
versatiou, which gives il oil iss flavor. ~
good name," says Solomon, il father u b
chosen than great riches.n
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

The immigration TO the port OF New
York for 1867 has been as follows.

The aceessisns from Canads we're larger
than asy former year, but - The came
across the border they would not b shown
in .his table. The following shows the
sumbsr from three European eosnsfies for
tVo veafn:
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

President Day, recently deceased, vss
President Of Yale College - years; Dr.
Holyoke vas President Of Harvard 30 yeets;
Dr.. Weelock was President ef DastmousA
36 years; DR.. Lord, Of The same inssisusioo,
wss in ofice a6 years; Dr.. Hopkins, Of Will.
lama, has held his present position 81 vsaRs.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

II you ate weak, you ought nss to dsink,
for Jour own sake. If you are ssrose, yoa
osght not, By drinking, to become The ssum-
bling block for those Who are veak. In ei.
ther case young men DO not need whisky. II
they think that they do they ought 70 tsfn
into hospital and have il administered un>
der medical prescription u she haaAs q .
nurse. .-Hen,y Ward BeeeAer.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

MARRyISG 1oR SHow.-Te the question
often asked Of young men ~ 70 Why tAsy do
not marry, ws sometimes hear the seply, II
am not able 10 support . vils.- In enc
case in three, perhaps, this may b. ~ but
as general thing, the true reply would he,
" am not able TO support the style in which
/ think my wife ought 70 live" In thia
aga n We ses false view sf nsrriags-a
looking 10 an appearance in The world, in.
stead Of union With loving woman Ses
her own sake. There ore very few men Of
industrious habits Who cannot msinta;n Q
wife, ifthey are willing " live economically,
and without references to The opinion Of shs
world. The gresa evil is, they sse sos eos.
tent to begin life humbiy, 70 fstirs toseshse
into On obscure position, and together woes
their way in the vorld-hs by indestry IN
his calling, and she By dispensing visA pru.
dence the money shas he ssrns: But they
must stand ont and attract he attention Of
Others By ine houses and fine elosAes.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14
Wheeler 4 Wilson's
uelH7 PRlllUI LeCE nRcl
SEWING MACHINES,

Decided 70 bs the b4st at the following Trials,
ell the prominent Machines Of the
Wsrld competing:
DOMESTIC.
Amsrisan destitute, New York; Neehanis's A.
socistion. Boston; franklin Institute, Phila-
dslphia; Ksntueky Institute, Louisvills; Ne
chanies' Inssitats. Baltimore; Mschanics' A.
sociation, Philadslphia; Mechanical Association.
st. Louis Meshsnics' Institute, San Francis
co; Metropolitan Aschanics' Institute, ws.h-
ington At all the ysirs Of the Usitsd States
Agricultural Socisty;
And oil the State Fairs Of
Maine, Vermont. Connecticut. New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Mississippi,
Missouri, Ohio, Indiana. Iowa, Tennessee, Illi-
nois, Kentucky, Michigan, Wisconsin, California
Asd nssArsas Of Cesasy Fairs.
FOREIGN.
lOSS-Paris.
le6l-Pasis, Liverpool, Manchester, Ashton.
l069-London. Warwick, Cornwall.
1eo9-Lins, Koenigsbsrg, Livsrpssl, Asa.
chester, Lancashire.
1e04-Dantsic, Agran, Krens.
l0o6-Dublin, Stettin, Colsgus, Wisoas, Dan
sdin, (Nsw xsaland).
1001-Pafis.
These Machines are adapted to every varissy
Of Sewing, from the lightsst muslins TO the
heaviest cloths. They usrk equally we'll upon
silk. linen, woslsn sr cotton goods, with eth.
linen Or cotton thread, seeming, quilting,
gathering, hem,ning. telling. cerdins, tuekins
and braiding With the greatest facility.
Fall Instructions, recently compiled sad give
ine full inflammation upon avarv point in detail
accompany each Mao hne, and enable the most
inexperisncsd to operate without diiieslty.
All naeh1nes Warranael Z Tear.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

HAVING PURCHASED The Meat Market
IL. of Luckey Bro, will keep constantly on
hand the best quality Of Beef, Mutton and Pork,
and other meats in their season. Having had
long sxperiencs in the business, and being large
y engaged in buying Cattle and Hogs and feed
ing on their farms, will at all times furnish the
very best quality Of meats. Since taking hold
Of this market they have reduced the price Of
meats one third, and will continue to furnish
them 1t the lowest living rates.
The highest market prics paid for cattle and
hogs. Those having stock for sale will DO we'll
70 give them Q eall. n3o
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

The following Is . list Of United States
Senators, classified according ~ age jas.
Guthrie rs, Reverdy Johnson II, 0imo.
Cameron 69, Beuj amin F. Wade 81, Garrett
Davis 66. Jacob N. Howard 81, Williss.
PAT Fesseaden 81, p. @. Van winhle 50.
Charles Sumner 81, Justin B. Morrill, 81.
Edwin D. Morgan 81, Henry Wilson IS.
Charles d. Drake 81, Waitmsn T. willsy ss.
Lot N. Morrill,. 81, Zaehariah CLandlsr 81,
Lyman Trumbull s.. Jam Dixou So, les.
Q. Howe 81, Aler. Ramsey 81, Samuel c.
Pomeroy 81, James ". Nye 50, James W.
Grimes 81. F. Z. FrelinGhuyssn so, Thomas
". Upton so; Richard Yates so, David +.
Patterson -, Thomas 4. Hendricks ~, =.
N. Thayer is, Aaron II. Cragin 81, Willard
Ssu'sbsry ~. James Harlan ~, John Shes.
man ~, Charles A. BuckAle~ ~, Jshn
Conness As, David 8. Fowler IS, Cofneiins
Cole 45, George II. williams IS, Osris 8.
Ferry A., Oliver P. Morton ~, James VI.
Patterson ~, Henry B. Anthony ~, John
B: Henderson Al, George f. Edmunds 20,
VIM. n. Stewart 40, Roscoe Conklias -,
Daniel 5. Norton SO. wm. Spsnsbe 81.
There sss persoas in the world Who -
cusioes 70 know how much Wheat il takss
70 make barrel Of -four, and what rsissiou
the csss Of grain bears to the price Of -four.
In the Missouri Democrat Of January 9th,
~ fnd . statement Of the wheat used and
aour produced in sundry 81. Louis mills.
Alex. Smith 1 Co.'S mills, in kvs years
past, used 5,6so,79s bushels wheat, snd
made Of Il l,237, ,l9s barrels Of -four. By
this statemens il required very nearly four
and six-tsnshs bushels 10 mako each barrel
Of 6our. Geo. p. Plant 1 Co., in the same
time, ground l,57o,s79 bushels wheat and
made $50, ,07s barrels Of foss. This shows
thst they produced . barrel Of Aous from
something lees than four and half bush.
els Of wheat. These are the owners' own
figures and tell the story exactly. The
Democrat says ten Of the mills Of that city
can use 100000 bushels wheat per ansun,
and there are eleven other smaller ones.
And the receipts Of wheat in that city 10
the last twelve yssSs hate only oncs rsaeh.
Cd, e in 1866, the amount Of 100000
bushels. Il wants more railroads to bring
moro wheat TO that markeI-Ho,rkee
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

The following gives the yearly srrivsas II
immigrcsts At the port of New York for The
La sf AsranlR SnaHa