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M0NDAY, april "a. 1scs: az fs o'clock
Re2 ssrvet bes~sen osnsI ono oas,sn s ssse
second Judicial Dsres cosr q ne sss's o. LOUISIANA ~
ting seh Of st Bernard court Docket NO so
Following desc ib>d rc4i estate viii be Sold
TIN rQUARES OF AROUND with re buildings and
improvements thereou ritn-ted IN Versailles IN the Perish
81 Ser ard, BY the Nos lf1 IA if i6 la
ia. l33 1A. if7 and lk> u ~. tt'|l. AT
4 he said fauar g are bounded IS flows, via
SQUARE No. l45 = bepnasd By Prosper 50 Avide La
place spd Touf1efort streets
sQUARE No 20 = bounded By Prospect 81 Avid' seasn
and Ioufncfort ~ ect[ fiIl ne. ~ - t|-
so0ARs No is g bounded By Prosper ST. Av'ds and
Bnhon streets. and Paris Avsnue
sQUxEE No Iss is bounded By Prosper. St. Avids La
sSuXRs so Isl /. ssssd>dby st Avds st. John The
Baptist, Ispiace and Dali INHERIT streets.
SQUARE No l31 IA bounded by - Avide 81 John the
Baptist. Toufnefort and Laplace streets
SQUARs No l33 Il bnuDoed BY "a Avde, 81 lhn the
Baptist. Bnfon Tournefort streets 4 |'--i- -Il
SQUAkE No l3i As bounced BY 81 Avide. 81 John the
Baptist and Button streefs< aud Paris avenue.
SQUARE No l47 10 bounced BY - Avidc. Prosper ard
D.lenabert streets. an Laco-fc's plantation
ARE No las % bounded Prosper. sai'dss Dalsn-
The whole according % ! slsn no So made By y. Ple,
surveyor kp Is 1917 end deposited tn the ofce Of
1hrodore sfghefs, notary public. "| ~"
7. - TERns--Cash m u. y Treasury Notes.
Acs sae o. n internal Revenue Stamps effechcs
before Z. Bervsna. Notary Public. purchasers sx-
pre-
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SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL IL. 1855.

LOUISIANA EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE. Con-
'PANy.-Attention is directed to the advertisement
of this company. II is organized to develop at
home the protection necessary to our own people.
Organized in the city of New Orleans BY citizens
well and favorsbly known, with investments Of
capital at home. It Is emphsticaIIy Louisiana
Life Insurance Company. The privileges of the
charter are large, and afford every facility that
can be granted BY companies located elsewhere.
For further and interesting particulars see the
Advertisement.
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SOUTHERN PLASTIC SLATE RoorrSG.-The at
tenticn Of our readers is called to the card Of
this company. whose Office is at 81 Magazine
street, where they are prepared to put on new
roofs equal in every respect to any in the city,
and do all manner OF roofing and repairing, max
ing them FIRE and waterproof. They. are like
wise prepared to cover vaults or do brick work of
any kind In the most satisfactory manner. This
mode Of roofing is entirely fre-proof. and . per-
feet protection from the action of the elements ia
guaranteed. All work intrusted TO their care
will meet with prompt and careful attention.
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waite, Lewis & Stuart advertise In another column
the receipt Of large and well selected additions to
their stock Of spring and summer clothing; also
large and well selected stock OF furnishing
goods, trunks, vslises, carpetbags, etc., all OF
which they are Offering at the lowest cash prices.
These gentlemen have always had the reputation
OF having the choicest stock Ia the city, and thew
are too veil known to suggest TO - buyer that
81 and SO Camp street Is the place 20 procure q
hne SUIT q clothes fu the smallest smsant Of
fesdy money. q
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GROVER & BAKER SEWING MAoHrE.-Nr.
Gardner, the popular agent Of the Grover q b.
ker sewing machine, Is just in receipt of large
and splendid assortment OF these justly celebra-
ted machines, which be IL Offering 10 the public ct
mandatory prices. 1t Is useless to enumerate
the many advantages Of the Grover & Baker.
80 We viii satisfy our readers BY telling them
that by going to Isl Canal street. they will have
all the minutia salts factorily explained.
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A visitor Of Rossini recently seated himself al
the piano and began to pound, beat and bang il.
played with his nose. his feet bis elbows. and A,
last stopped, exhausted. . What is that,'' asked
hossinl. u funeral march which com
posed st the death Of heyerbeer. How do Won
like Il. my great mastery "Not bad. only il
would have been worth more II you had died ana
Meyerbeer had written the musc.r
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Win reference to "short letters.'' . CORES.
pondent writes 70 % that he has read Of en Eng
lisn coal merchant writing to bic agent Il de
which TIE egent With equal brsvity. reDllsd vitb
The correspondence meodt. oee nv
coal on = ne answer being coal On. y 10 =
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Particular attention is called to the postpone
ment Of the sailing OF the Philadelphia and Havana
steamship Cuba. from Tuesday 14th to Wednesday
18th. PASSENGERS and shippers will govern them
selves accordingly. s
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The attention Of our readers ie called to the ad-
vertisement OF Mr.. James A. Gresham, 90 Camp
street. who is prepared to ill to order. every aod
any order sent to his care. Especial care given
70 the filing Of orders. :
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E0R sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvERAL HUN.
ore Gotten and Sugar Plantations, ocatsd the hesi
Iuons o. ne Gotten and States Also Res
rsp.tns Orange Orchards and large bodies Of
rropery improved and nnimprosed in the form Of re-idsnc
oret building lots and favorsbIe terms Parf
wish will do we'll an anime our ronerl
tea MI er Gard, Rea Estate Ags.ts No. IS Oaronds.l
sfr><f. euO = -
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In . - 49, - - Il 4unmI |uo<I r.
--<~. I,.,c- - a.. a.. Il .-e
~. ~ w. C,,- C-,.-s, :, u - p.a.
...s Nm s.s.sS ~. xHs-- - = ~. ~.
~, ~, $3.50
-" 1870 ~ - ~ a.s- o'"'''''''''' '''
s.,...- 1890. f..h.- 80. 49, ,,.s q. r.a;.,s
:. -. -. - .~-.,t-.s.-., 49,
$780, " 1.r.. ~ ~, ..-....-..., o..
!. <s--.. 1890 s,.. ss'"'ne ~
~ = -. W. = u''.''', -
.ne ~ Wv - ~ 1850. ~ oonne'sou'
- D.. ;, -" 'n"a 80 oe'o,
IVY D,ss - ~ ~.c " san'1'as IN in'
''a ~r. ~ $3.50 - o1'e. - - - 80
ING lu'.~n 800 .'sa. s'..' " nave s,~'
''n,. no"',, '''' - ~ " 0o'' VI ha''
'"s . ~ .vnsI'
ssne'o. 80 -. 'o" M
- - ~ A'' ''"s ~ 'n' %
'As o,.s' o'J. .t9f
ven e4ecu'eo coun'sf'en '"o'uol'ar Na''ona'
nsnA no'ss "a ue .s'Aes Na'0os' DanA ol New
" . .'e ~ o''o '''s.
a P,on'nen' poIs uss'er o. Oh LOUIS y report
g lsse n,os si'''0'O'O 'n'' season Dy PACK
ing snu sPeou.uon.
Inc henderson liexss' iimes is INFORMED mat
Coi. camp ane Asjor Barnes nave succeeded 10
borrowing sz'ooooov N 'ne Nortn' on DenAli OF
DIV - ~ H.
inc or s1.s' 'a oisncn na''roso'
mr. NH vueen ''ctor's messenger was iate'y
ioono oeso ~ ~. Gao WINE carrying some aus
leA'c no" "inosor oasue 70 DooAinsnAm
rsl.oe.
Inc neton journal OF tne zis' learns nom :
pfva'e 'e''er 'nss n''een "ni'e men, disguised as
ino'ans' were recent'y captured IN Lampasas
county ie&as' sno nens' ~
Inc e'u1ens OF ianAnsssee' fiorioa' are gong
erec' nonuneus upon sne grave Oh a iedern
- r; ~ m .,s y 1'- - ''''''
rhs .,,s,tr.a TO-, ~. .-.,.
n.-ss q 49, $3.50 -sNsn s ~
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.s..., IN .~-s, " rr- -
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mhe race, anywhere oo'"oon Dlo"hs'h'e, On tue
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PARrY wHIr-CKAckIso.-A Washington spe.

PARTY WBlP-CRAcKING.-A Washington spe-
cial Of the sth to the Cincinnati Enquirer says:
There exists some diversity of opinion as to the
result Of the trial. but the radicals are making
extraordinary efforts to apply the party lash to
the senators.
One OF these to-day said an attempt had been
made by political friends in bis State to- control
his vote, but he quoted them by promptly replying
scieDiious convictions. But when representatives
like Poland, Of Vermont, Spalding, of Ohio, aud
others hitherto regarded as conservatives are ur-
gently entrestng senators to vote for conviction,
there are welLgrounded apprehensions as to the
verdict. tn-is
Mr.. Bobinson's New York; resolution, in the
House to-day, to recall the managers with i'm
parchment bantIing aud rescind the whole pro
ceedings, was not taken up-a motion 10 adjourn
carrying Instantly. There was no quorum present
and none in tue city. asIf
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-12

The finest assortment Of sewing machines can
be found at the Office Of Grover & Bakers, ls2
Canal street.
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The steamship Tartar, Capt Lockwood. sailed
last evening for Rio de Janeiro, with l75 psssen-
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naomi IeuMlaY eaus. . CO. s SAFES.


hARoB AND rERENProsY SALE OF ELEGANT
Match single Horses. Elegant SADDLE Horss~ nns
WORK xulss Fms nuca 0ev< BuxTis< Harness. Ws<ena,
60. sfe. ~ sacticn- I E
~ MONTGOMERY Bs<Os. - co..
= :. nosseoxxss. Aactiencsz
once-1 Osmp stresl
MoDDAr. April 18th. ~ n s'eieeh a.
AVA r. Ldssr's stablss Grsvsr v - sslf
Elegant Match Hsrscz l.ft-4
Elegant Saddle Eor~sa
Fine WORK Mules
Pine Mich Gown
Alse-Tsp and Open Busxis~. Hans-.. wagons.
- rsEss-cssh N q rs~suy scsss
FURNITUkE FURNITURE. FURNITURE
M MONroOMERY BRos. a CO.,
i n NJ MONTGOMERY. suesionsal
TUEeDAr. April 1tsh. st n o'clock A.
:ss Aasss s q ofSP Holt r e.
such A. Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Bedstesds Ba
sens ss ss es cSs s fsS o s
Isbes Marble Toy sidebesrdH Exsense Tabss vsys and
sss Paintings oeiins stoves and 6,sns Sc Ssiax s
sosssnss Of several vsIl'urni:e ., heusss
large invoice of cossss s.d. Cane and Wood s..
SS-Trrrs--cssh IN q. g Treasury notes
W. !. HoOssoNS SALES.
DAMAGED COTTON. ...,.........DAxAeED COTTON
500 BALES DAMAGED COTTON.
AT AUCTION
BIZ w. !. H0Desox.
Auc1foSkEn,
0fice-21 Commercial Place
UEDNEoDAY. 18th fnst., ~ II s,els<k
" n. bsymanskfs Cotton Press. IN the Third DIS
tzist for account Of whom il viii Be sold
800 Bales Of COTTON. more or less.
Slightly damaged by board the ship Amsrieans
the morning Of the sth inst.
~ Tksns-cs-hin .. s. Treasury Sots&
STOCKS, BONDS, NOTES. scRrPs
OTHER SECURITIES BY PUBLIC AUCTION
BY ". L. HODGSON,
AUcrIoExEK-O Once No. "a Commercial Place.
II ~ O'Clock rer the day session ofths
Board Of hrokr Having persted the necessary arrange
with the Direction Of Exchange he e
braces this method Of announcing that he viii public
STOCKS. BONDS. NOTES. scRIPs. AND OTHER
SECURITIES,
A. the Exchange Room. ON Common street,
In the Louisiana National Bank Bufldins
And respectfully socits Of Proksrs Cansss and othsrs
securss for public cutlery aud Will stock book open
at his Once Tor Entfies Instructions u O'Clock X
on each csy - sale 49,
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AUCTION SALES.
G. De FeRlers SALES.

7zx VARIABLE SQUARES OF GROUND IN ~vxR.
sA1LLzs,s PARISH OF ST. szasAaD. WIN rus
BUILDINGS AND nrnovrxrsrs rHsnsos AZ
PUBLIC AuCnos.-succzssros OF y. / IA.
rnsss--so. $50 g gza $50 11T
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sHtRIfF's SALES.

oLEEDy BURKE AND OTHERS w. ID. NJ EMS.
vorth-fihh District Of New 0rlsans-So Issrp.
B1 xx.MTUE % n writ Of nerf fsc,as "a
~ oy we hnnoraoe the Firth Distr a court II
~ o. q tsrsd into between ths parties interested
herrn VII proceed 20 sell public auction o. ~ M.
ssssna 1 TEL on MoSDAy, the hresnk dly x
The BALANCE UssoLD OF THE CONTENTS M 4
siokt. situated Grasier streeI between "a No
sne streets IN the First District Of this city, I.
per inventory, which can be IN my ofhce. - :
q tel<o IN the sbovs SUIT 49,
DIknHs-Cszh on the spot.
GIG w. AVERY
s'p "a Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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A BOOK wIrHour a NAME.
THY IT, test IT THoRoUoHLY

II win you nothing 70 do o. Nv mailing sr,,,eso
70 me tschins will be 70 your
yon vi 1e Shown bow TO use a. and longl
TIE Magnolia Washsng Machine
WI 90 year wsspnR with half re labor am
more water than usually viii the cost OF IN
N the wear Of clothes and ~ fuel In less tnsn ON
nshes % scp; does away with the necessity q stand
~ over sfeamnR tab asd prevents the washer from in
ne steam Of tify sosp suds also nom getting ve1
no WI m mry nsfAncs be the ncsns o. preventing sick
ness and saving DEBTORS bill
!. Ar fnesu.ous CoG-WHEkL WkIS0tk q anxsd Il
me hacfne and y nsde Of incis Rubber Cyl1ders al
u Useful, simple and Chsapi s4tsiAction ouArans'
o. no sale Uss the
o Magnolia Wsshsrs
and save the woman's Heath also s~vs both Labr -
Money. l. A 4AILkARD.
Sole Owner Of he Psisns i'shs los LSsiasA
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cHAs. ]. NAsH's SALES.


FURNITURE. FuRNITURE. FURNITURE
BIZ CHAS. n. NASH. W
Auc1fosxkk-once Masonic Hall auction Mart
Corner - Charles and rsriido streets
MOkpA1s a prti II. 1865. AT Al a'efock
~. M a. s.es'oons corner St Charles and Perdido
large AID varied ssormsnt Of Household and oes Fur
nitnre htdsead- tuesus rmoirs Wash-tsr 10 chairs
hss.n.sn I.eles Dssss sundres. etc. Also EE.
s7-frKHs-ca-h IN y. 4 Treasury Notes. ~
CONTINUATION OF oaEAr SALE or uSRE-
DpFnED PLEDGES OF OVER TWO HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF BIAMosDs,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GRAINS AND
JhwtIRY OF AVERY DESCRIPTION AT ST.
CHARLES LOAN OFFICE. IS 81. cHARLEs STREET.
By CHss. r. NASH.
AucrosEkE-ohcs Masonic Hail Auction Mart
Cornsr s. Charles and perdido sfreets
TUFsDAY, s4th Inst ne = O'Clock .. NJ
and foovinx evenings until entire stock 4 cis.ei
out At 81 harris Loen Once IS 81 Chare. strst
without limit viii bo sold
One Of the Largest and Choicest stocks Of Damoudx
Double snd Sngleea-<d Gold n YER Watches Rr.eeIe
Chains Spoons The Diamonds Of the frat water
me vi benz one OF he gesl and most vauable asso
mems q hns Je~ey offered Il auction the South and
snsrcs he rsrc chance pecsoa jsweers and others
81 tkRss-cash IN U y, r-essnr Noes. = = = Il
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CHAKLEs II. NASH. If ~
" AUoIIosEER AND BRoKEzI
Real Estate Sale Lease Purchase Mortgage Bond. S.
eurfes stocks Jnursnc Scrip Dry looas Boafs Shoes
bats fstnsre Groceries Produce Ia and Outdoor Sales n
Mssenic Hail Auction Mart.
Corner 81. Cherries md Psrdido str.,t<
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Which was . hurdle race. two mile dash, eight
leaps. fx . purse OF $1,000. This handsome stake
Of them shed BY Lexington. and having come
from Kentucky TO take part In the raes. The en-
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04
Hoist with Their own Petard.. =,

The Democracy Of Madison county, Iowa.
attempted to be severe al the late election
By nominating q colored man. named Toby
Edwards. to the position Of Justice of the
Peace. The regro suffrage amendment to
the State Constitution made Mr. Edwards
eligible. The joke recoiled on their own
heads, and they began to ask. .What shall
we do about ii?'' Mr. Edwards appreciated
their feelins, declined ia the following letter :
-Peora Transcript
10 the Democratic party Of Madison County
I9,eG
GENTLEMEN / am compelled to decline
accepting the trust which you have, by your
votes, desired me to receive.
y proper regard for my own character
prevents ne from becoming an office holder
IN the democratic party. am poor man ;
my reF uiaii1n is all that l possess, and
cannot afford to ding it away by accepting
al official position at your hands.
NJ education, also. is defective, and, al,
fhouge | viii probably be able to read and
write sooner than majority Of the democ-
raes. still, As ignorance is tie only demo
cratic qualification for office which l poss.
ess, cannot think it quite fair to give me
'iC ontl Pace a. HouS ulspesal, 10 lne eXciu-
sion Of so many mdmbers of the party who
possess that qualification to a greater extent
! than I do myself.
Again, the unfortunate color Of nv skin
will prevent my acquiring ademoeratic nose,
aud thus destroy all hope OF re>noalina>
/ ton.
Adding TO the above nv natural repug
nance 10 associate with low white trash, :
and YOU have the causes which compel me
to exclaim, in the langhage of the late Hor-
alto Seymour, ''your candidate canaot be- y
TOBY EDwigps.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04
eyes Of man and to be seen no more on the
earth forever till another Eugenia has an

eyes Of man and 10 be seen no more on the
earth forever till another Eugenia has an
other wen.
Neither health, happiness nor convenience
had any right with Eugenia, but when she
thought Of her beauty gone, her eye>sight
destroyed, and visions Of dirorce fitted be-
fore her eyes, she at last consented reluc-
family TO an operation, and within the last
month the operation has been successfully
performed by Prof. Nelaton and the Queen
is herself again.
And Monsieur tie hair-dresscr. what be
came Of him Was he rewarded according
to bis merits and the benefits he had con.
ferred upon his time and generation? Or
did be, heart ard weary 20 to bis dark and
dreary shop in the darkest aad dreariest
street in all Paris, to brood over the base in
gratitude Of Princes and the sordid selfish,
ncnt Of mankind in general? By no means.
AT the request Of the Empress be was re,
ceved at court and the Emperor with his
own hand, and IN the presence OF all the
elite and beauty wealth and talent OF Paris,
conferred upon him the grand cross Of the
Legion Of Honor and made him Compte de
Chisnon.
And now the chignon will 60, is going,
has gone for ever. The Qneen Of fashion,
Eugenia, has no longer any use For it and
who else has? The echo answers, nobody.
SCHroPPXocR
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04
Josl, biliingsiana.

NEVER bet on the nran who is al-
ways telling what he would have doue
il he had been there; I have notic u
that this Kind never get there.
The fear of tile law here. and tie
law hereafter, has farniined US somu
very clever specimens of Christianity.
Fools don't know their strength, /;
ifthey did, t'iey would keep still.
True happiness seems to consist in
wanting all we can enjoy, and then
getting all We want.
Beauty never dies F; it is like trut
they both have IN Immortality som,-
where.
# You would make Yourself agreea-
Bile wherever you go, listen TO the
grievance Of others, but never relate
your own.
Men never seem to get tired Of
talking Of themselves, but / have
heard them when thought they
sho'ee1 signs IF ,ceakaess.
Common sense is most generally
despised by those who haven't cot
Although mankind worship wcaitlr !.
| will give them credit for one thir .
they seldom mistake it for brains.
Monuments are poor Investments
the bad don't deserve them, and tie
good don't need them.
The best way to keep a secret is
to forget it.
1t isn't so much trouble to get rich
as it is 10 tell when we have cot rick.
lfa man wants to get at his actual
Dimensions let him witt a graveyard.
Il is good plan to know many
people but to let only a few know
YOU.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

| The pluck and persistence Of The Cretans
have excited the admiration OF the world.
| Iheir intelligent purpose, their perfect self
! government. ard their careful observances
| u all those forms BIZ which civilized people
administer jastice, wonli, IL widely known,
Challenge equal admiration.
They were never a setliiious and REBEL,
loa' people. They bors the Turkish yoke as
long as human patience covaebaSre. Then
| they formally protested. Then they rose up
IL general and open insurrectiou. and fought
until induced to submit by fair and laying
promises. This they have done several
times.
Their last instruction was purposely rev.
ola,onary from the beginning. They would
never trest the Turksagain. Never! They
would be free or die.
They took ali their measures with view
= ii al independence. They organized a
government; framed and published con I'll
tailon and laws; and chose representatives
for every district. These formed themselves
into an Assembly, which has heli regular
sessions, aud carefully observed all the forms
OF law.
Not a single province Of all Turkey b s
been governed with halt 50 much intelli-
"ence, order. and Justice, as Crete has been
BY is armed and hoaseless inhabitants, even
while the storm OF war was sweeping over
.he island. Legally, socially, morally,
the insurreciion has become revolution.
The Cretans now seek a place among ae>
know'eeged Christian nations. The ins,ilc,
lively turn first to America; because. du-
ring The two dark and dreadful years of tLer
struggle for independence, thew received 10
token Of sympathy, no PROOF Of good will,
from European governments; while from
across the Atlantic came cheering voice,
and a helping land.
They have shown their intelligence by ap-
pointing Ir. Julius Bing, cilizen Of the
United States, and formerly consul at snyr>
MIA, as their diplomatic agent. He is in
everT way worthy Of the high Office and If
our State Department has any regard for the
fitness Of things, aud for The public wish. s..
be viii be recognized. the Cyetaa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

The Virginia papers complain tha.
the cultivation oftobacco in that State
IS declining because it does not pay.
The Dixie Farmer expresses much
pleasure at the increased attention 10
root crops by farmers ia Middle Ten
nessee.
The franklin Co. Ohio. Farmers
Cub has elected Col. q. S. Inpi..
President. and J. Ii. Klipp.rt, Secre-
tary and Treasurer.
The trustees Of the Minnesota A.
riculteral College have purchased \
tract =: !.a! 10 be used as a farm il,
connection with the College.
Mr.. Jacob Ballard, of East Wake
field, N. H., has natural crambery
bed from which he has gathered sew
enty bushels of nice cramberr1es the
pesent season. SINE years his cron
amounts to ESQ busheles.
The Maine Farmer SAYS that the
fir class at the Industrial College at
Orono numbers thirteen, and of this
number ten have expressed de-
termination to become farmers.
The Am, rican Farmers Magazine
says the question with regard to tim
Der is no longer how 10 get rid OF Il.
but how to get enough to supply our
wants. 1t thinks the motto should be
Preserve the forests, and set OH.
young trees
During the late Minnesota State
Fair, State Farmers Club was or.
ganized, by the election of Charles
Hoag Is President, and J. II. S,cph.n,
OF Minneapolis rs Secretary. The
first annual meeting is to he held AZ
ST. Paul on the first Wednesday t
February 1869, at which time col.-
stitution and bv laws will be adopted.
Tie Farmers Union mentions two
instances of good results from obtain-
ing seed wheat from distance. Tw.
Minnesota farmers obtained some
seed wheat, one from Iowa and one
from Canada With the same cuIn-
walton and on the same Kind cf land
the yield from the imported seed was.
III one case twice, and in the other
more than twice that from the home
raised seed.
\ correspondent of the Farmers
Advertiser says that it has been dis
covered in Austria that sixty per cent
os corn husks arc of value in the arts.
Every LOG lbs, OF corn ht,sks con-
tain twenty pounds OF excellent ma.
terlal for spinning and weaving into
cloth OF great strength and durability.
and titeen oands of ta,i iaceous sub
| stance.
The Turf, Fl ii AMI Farm, An or
gan OF the Fast-horse men, calls for
a national convention OF horScmen. Ia
correct the growing evils" OF the
trotting iarf It says the ease is
q bad one, the disease is eating into
the ritals, and the remedy to be Zee.
tual must be national as well AZ
prompt. Another year OF tricky and
fraud, like tie one over Which The
autumnal leaves are dropping, viii
check the tile,-turn the current in
/ 4 dltfercn. direction /.