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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24

The proiac.s os the Insane farm for the
past two wears were nearly $1,000.
The Vin,oa Eagle SAYS that small steam
boa; is being constructed At that place for
navigating the Cedar.
The W.verly Rspssl 'ic1n reports a daring
rubbery Ie2- GAINESVILLE. on the 18th ias..
i Mr.. Hol. had S-.l-i stolen from his bed
Aad nos one Of the family disturbed. A re-
ward of s5ho is offered for the detection az
the thief and recovery Of the money, OF one,
half the amount for either.
Mr.. 5. B. Whiting committed suicide a.
Newton by banging. FEW DAYS since We
CLEAN frora the Jasper Free Press.
A foaairF IS being erected o; De Witt.
The Iowa Iotcr Saws there are seven pa
pers Published in Marion county.
Auscasine has Ladies CHRISTIAN Asso-
eisiion.
Capt. L. 3. Sutton, CT Canton. Jackson
eoaaiv. vas thrown f-ca lis carriage 10 the
ground, few days since, and bis skull bro>
ken.
The MoateEam4 Rsrajliean ssys there .
no; q whisky shop or beer saloon in that
,lscs.
Lewis Cook, or Clark CO., .ho. and killed
himself because be could find no farm 10
rent, thus Kidding himself Of the care of bis
wife AID children and leaving them unpro-
see.ei.
From The Delaware CO. Union We learn Of
oai:e a serious accident from base ball play
ing. From the-sane paper We see the death
Of Mr.. John Wecaner. ear Yankee Ses-
Element, who vas killed while loading 9 saw
log. by blow from the binding pole.
A couple Of fast young raen Of Signourney
got into sgh, in saloon, in which one OF
them received ten ssabs. none OF them, bow
ever. fatal
Gov. Merrill 10 spending q few weeks at
bis old home in NcGregor.
Does advursising paw! DR.. Jones spsss
el,ls5 in advertising. at Des Moinss. and
in two months cleared $4,000 above all ex>
pensss.
A larger amount Of maple sugar than usu-
a. has been made this spring ia the Cedar
Waller.
Miss Matte Griffith. Of Mt. Pleasant. lee
tursd before the Erodslphian Society Of the
State L ni-ersiiv few DAYS since.
The Prsss.-col c. {. Carpenter hes pur-
chased An interest in the Fl. Dodge North,
Vest
Ons-half the jasper Free Pres Is fol
sale.
r. r. Reeves has Withdrawn frsm the Ma
esoke:a Excelsior. W. r. MeCsrron IS The
present proprietor.
A fresh Copperhead paper is to be estab-
Iished at Council Bluffs, to be called ID,
| Democrat
Marion county boasts seven rspers-th'
BLADE Gazette. DeTeckomsf. and Noathl,
Journal at Pella. and the Democrat and tb'
| Voter at Knoxville.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24
aTHE VIBRATOR
Newman & Chamberlain.
AGENTS,
DEPOT, INDEPENDENCE.
reCEOLS' & sHEPARD'S
|. s ~ - ~ - - "a
To r.-ca,1ers & Far nera,

To 1...-eshers & Far ners.
r. r f. tie In.s.ss. o. you wao buy sns. -npis,
Machines "a get the -erv le4.. NICHOLS AM
.dssAaDs gi3RATaR 6es Issn fai.s tested 81 Ii.
81 i'Ess yrAs md ~; se -~slE ali ,s I'll q, L
tisbisss Vis- nIi.4'arr lias has h~r4i fl4 sensie
,all Hug y, r. AuI tsi-e many icing hull
"a. lat Al who inpastisiiy in.sstissts u.
ess.s., ease lie az .ass.iesisy.
BEgEUeR
I. -, asisA-r o4ayas, rt,ta-s, acr Rsai,es, ana
'.nsss ;. = Ss-s rp q, etti,si -, Dry zrs.a.
/. il. 10, lllf las naay Belts. Pareys. Barss, ,ur
is Wneel. - fa.,s, A. - f.sn i5sit Aschin--
'Hi hsa-s rals masl e.sisr. sns es@s much .ess 4
---s II .es~.s.
Faa sis7s ~ 70 lrny r-i vii ~ 50 srrsr.ei 'isl
We All vi fass hsslss aai 1ss. 4ui trouble.
I.hs shs lar-.s. s4a lee, NIL II tte Eori, earsbl.
-sei-Aueg n. uv.e any ss'un; II E-sas and taxi
ns cut all he "A stun
Tt--s :. 10 css ssari-g .rcert one st.el e,a ca,
liainp whissasirive tie eslsshl.F.
+ .h-esh.c- Oats WArs., Bsrlsv, &C., !. VII, .sv.
aud aDi,s ,as besf II -iss,s nssA.scs nsasls -
sss csstlx' to pay 'iss slasssltins atlis.
In Tinatry 5s.i it is de5iacaiy sisan,.sss.s CO
seesn.t Il it' scsliiar sas=s AZ la y sisssnS.
II Par Seed !. las no Bsaters r RS or Shafts
70 WHAT aai s-etaef ~ Ia al etAas all neA
Many Fxrr.srs SAY they would rstssr employ NJ
CABLE = 4hiikPi2V5 VIBRATOR - full price,
.ssa aas atse sh-fser r re,Tg, All tAey geSerAil,
spsna,sni SEX -xtsa rs lusHei
Is srss. else Ct er-fs y tscsrss u ere less than
half firh shsf < ieSing '.iiing and gear
= II a,asr rsei.- ,-a e.sin belt raaIss q oil
5h.. fast s;,cs@s r lsssL
IT, Niahsi' 4 7h-nsr1's HorgE POWER mas nc
-i'ss " iur4hsiitv - draft II y ADAPTED T.
NJ sA~ g-sea.rr. Parties who hove '1a.ysd os,'
II ues kinds Invited iuy and try thia
r.i .e - eifr,t Il i sii separately, aud 'spssded
- sske th@ !Aaas rfrny o.he~.
Ths Vibrator stands on Ia ev- merits. It asks M
aver bs. An impartial trial Call on Agents q vrits
. The Manufacturers for Cirerlsr. giving FIJI 4.
s-rIgsioa, together With numerous Certificates
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Ii TEE DisrRIcr CouRr or IHr Ulurrp SrA,r.
SoR THE DisrRIcr or Iowa, IN raK u4rrrp
o. SAMUEL s. WHICH. BAsxRurr.
Notice 10 hereby given that a petition ba.
been filed in said Court by said Samuel s
welch, Of Independence. Buchanan Coui,tv
Iowa. in said District duly declared Bank.
rnpt under the Act Of Congress Of March 81
1867, for discharge and Certificate thereo,
from all his debts and other claims proyabl,
under said Act, and that the lst day Of June
1869 at 2 o'clock r. NJ, is assigned for The
hearing Of the same at Court Of Bank ruptcv
before Willie Drummond Esq.,, Register. Of
said Court in bankruptcy, at Room No. 1,
Custom House, Dubuque Iowa, in said Dis
tsict. where and when all creditors az said
bankrupt. who have proved their debts. and
AZ other persons in interest may attend and
sh " cause il any they have WHY the PRAYER
O said petition should not be granted. And
further notice 10 hereby given that the sec.
ond and third meetings. Of the creditors 81
said Bankrupt required BY the 9th and os,h
sections Of said Act viii be holden AZ n, .
said Office Of Willis Drumnond ESQ. Regis.
ter 70 bankruptcy in said Court. on The said
ist day Of June. A. D. 1865. 1t ii o'clock. A.
Dated at Dubuque. April %. 1865.
II. n, LOVE. CIsax. pro lem
d. d HoLDRIDGE, INDEPENDENCE A..
torney
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24
The Ananesa North ~ sssssn Hail.
read.

Ten years ago ~ we have before
stated, a company was formed to build
a railroad from Ananosa through
Quasque,on 10 Independence, and >
convention. attended BY Anainosa men.
aas held al Quasqueton in further
ance Of the object.-Suryeys were
made and the route pronounced highly
favorable, and there the matter end
ed, tie time being TOO early and the
Land grants being just then launched
ia the Stsse Ten years have worked
!. great change in all quarters. and the
project Of railroad up the WapsI-
pinicon has gradually revived, grown
n, a strengthened till ii has become
fixed idea aud is bound to end express
Jon in practical contamination. Two
meetings have beeu held at Indepen-
dencc. and there arrangements were
made for a convection in Anamosa to
form SOME decisive plan for action.
This AZ done last Friday ard the Ar
ficaIs of Incorporation will be found
published elsewhere.
fal.e commencement, thus far
made. il as it should be. Now it Is
for the people 70 cooperate with the
Board OF Directors and drive the work
On. Ii may move slowly or rapidly
as those Interested may decide BY
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24
From the State Register Of Jan. let.
The Isssa Hospital Ger the Insaae.

The protection of unfortunate humanity,
and especially Of that most miserable por-
ton Of it who are alike powerless TO help
or even plead fnr themselves. is one Of the
most sacred Obligations which the Creator
has enjoinea upon the more favored class Of
His creatures. For rome purpose beyond
the power OF mortal ken TO faihom. that rea.
son with which humanity is endowed by its
Maker, is, by the same mysterious Power
ofteniilnes recalled from its throne, leaving
it's former tabernacle . mere thing Of flesh
without sensible thought drifting wreck
without guide Or chart being. temrorari
" lower than TIE animals which the Voice
or Dis unity, in the first twilight Of creation,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24
THE INSANE ASYLUM.

When i: was frat announced that
the State demanded three hundred
and twenty acres o. land as the con-
dillon of the location of the North
ern Insare Asylum at Independence,
s,any Of orr ei,izens were inclined to
regard the institution rs very much OF
an elephant on their hands; but fur
tier discussion and consideration OF
Tie ten thousand advantages to follow
IT'S possession. has wrought marvel
Gus ohangein the aspect ofthe question.
Tie elephan, has become transform
"a into rich prize, TO secure which
every iHdisidsal bcginsto realize that
united, vigorous effort must be put
forth, without a thought Of failure.
As experience is q safe teacher in con-
.ilaring what such an institution
would DO for US, If is very natural 10
ask " hat has been the result where
similar ones have already been es-
tahlishel? Il is an indisputable fact
that Mt. Pleasant. where our State
ASYLUM is located, is one of the
snartcst, liycIiest and most prosper
Gus inland towns in the State Of Iowa,
and those who have lived there in
form us ;ha; the erection Of the Asy-
luu, more than any other influence,
secured tits happy state of affairs.
Many of our readers formerly lived
10 Oneida Co., y. Y, AMI every one
Of them will testify to the pride with
which the fine asylum near Utica is
regarded by the people there, and to
the material advantages following its
erection but the asylum proposed to
be located here will, when completed.
far transient that in extent and beau
~. Indeed. the Asylum at Mt
Pleasant is the largest aud most COM
pleie in its appointments in the Uni
ted States. Ii has become the pride
of the State, asd the State now pro.
poses to duplicate it At this point up
on The simple condition that We fur
ni.h the land, which will cost per-
laps $4,000. Should We fail to
comply promptly and cheerfnlly with
the condition, We would be justly re-
.sarded by an astenished public as the
dallest, sleericst, silliesi set Of luna
ties ever congregated within the linn
ifs Of nj incorporated city.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24

The Democrats have pretty much
abandoned their charge that Grant
is q topper, and now attempt to apollo.
Sizc for the outrageous lie by assert
ing that many years ago he did drink
- fact which we suppose is beyond
.lispn,e. 1t is equally true that soon
after the commencement. Of the war
l.e adopted abstinence principles, Il
which he has steadily adhered. liz
never was an excessive driilker.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24

Hon. j. =. Young, Of Marion, will
be . Candidate for Elector At Large,
before the Convention at Des Moines,
on the 7th prox. Mr.. Young is a
tree blue Radical, deserving Of the
position.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24
Estray Notice.


IN BANKRUPTCY.
AssIesEE's yorrcI.
In the District Court Of the United States, for
the Distric, Of Iowa, in Bankruptcy, At d.
boqas, the 2la day Of April A. b., 1868.
To all xiom il may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of biz
appointment A. Assignee Of the estate Of Ran.
dolph Nason, Of fndependencs, in the county
Of Buchanan and State OF lows, In said District,
and who has been adjudged . bankrupt upon
bis ows petition by the District Court Of said
District.
ALOSZO cRAGTy,
AssicsEs.
433w.l
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24
List Of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office, Independence
Iowa, and advertised April 18th, 1865.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24

d. D HoLDRIDGE, Inderendenes
torney
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24

It Mows. 1t Reaps! 1t Rakes!
All Combined in the Machine. Ropes
Dropper can DO attached to any Reaper 81
Nc Mer.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24

gave him dominion over. Befoggod in cloads
not more mysterious than perpetual, ansions
70 destroy his oga existence sad most crue |
10 those who serve Lin most.--,hc maniac
is truly the saddles, type Of Gods puaish>
meut and mans nifty over whom tears are
she'd or prayers oder d,
While the human heart. in all ages, has
ever beat IN pity for those who have been
robbed Of mind before the grave claimed the
BODY. Il remained tor the eighteenth century
to inauguraie and successfully establish
asvlums for their refuge and hospitals for
ihcir cure. The intelligent reader is well
aware tha;
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-05-28

From the MS. poems Of the late Edward F.
Alorelsead.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-05-28

Powder, Shot, Lead, Cast Steel,
Plow and Bar Iron, Nails, Iron Cot.
ton Ties, Hoes, Spades, shovels, Ma
nure Forks, Rakes, Trace Chains,
Wagon Boxes, Gridirons. Smnothing
Irons, Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans, Fry,
ing Pans, Collins Axes, Hammers.
Hatchets, Augers, Gimblets, Screws,
Plane Bitsand Stocks, Pad and Stock
Locks; with many other articles in the
Hardware line. Buckets, Tubs, Cups
and Saucers, Plates, Dishes, Wash
Bowls and Basins, Tumblers, Cot
ton and Wool Cards, Hearth, Coun'
ter, Shoe and Horse Brushes, Curry
Combs, &c. J T1si
The above Goods are offered, and will bt
sold at the lowest prices for CASH, or they
be bartered for co UNTRY PRODUCE.
gsg- Being compelled to sell for cash ol
its equivalent, hope my friends will spar!
me the disagreeabe duty of denying, by re
framing from asking for credit.
c. J. MCDONALD.
Nov. %. IT,,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-05-28
' A CHILD CARRIED AWAY BY AN

~ A CHILD CARRIED AWAY BY AN
EAGLE.-The Quincy (Illinois) Her.
aid says: "One of the most startling
events that has disturbed the calm
ness ofour citizens occurred on April
10. A lady with her babe had been
walking near the river, and for some
cause the child was left alone for a
few moments. in which time an eagle,
which had been observed. but not
dreamed of MS dangerous. screecning,
bore away the babe. The mother
rushed toward the child, but too late
to prevent the eagle from carrying
it off. The anxious crowd watched
its course tillrit was lost to sight
Two men Immediately started in 0
skiff across the river in the direction
of its track. but of course they, were
unable to follow tany distance, and
nothing has since been heard of the
infant thus taken away in the morn
ing fife, and its fate is enshrouded
in mystery. We are unable to learn
the name of the mother or her history,
but her mental condition can be i'm
agined. Those who saw the eagle
say it was ola gray species"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-05-28
IMPORT "a NIT.

..... CONSISTING OF
Java, Laguira and Rio Coffee
loaf, lump, crushed and brown Sugar
Green and Black Teas
Superior Syrup and Molasses
Bacon, Lard and Flour
Breakfast Strips and canvassedH Hams
Fulton Market Beef
Irish Potatoes and Onions.
Salt, by the sack and at retail
Mackarel, in barrels, kits, or at re-
tail
Superior Cider Vinegar
Fine and common Chewing Tobacco
Soda, Butter, and Boston Crackers,
Sugar Biscuit, Butter and Cheese,
Soda, Soap, Starch and Candles
Pepper, Allspice, Nutmegs, Cloves,
Cinnamon and Ginger
Matches, Coperas, Indigo,
EPSON Salts, &c. &c. &c.
French and American Candies
Canned Fruits and Vegetables
Worcestershire and Pepper Sauces
Oysters, Lobsters and Sardines
Raisins, Almonds and Nnts
French and English Mustard
Pickles, by the jar and dozen.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-05-28

FINE WHEAT.-The most promis.
ing wheat We have ever seen, is
forty acre field on the farm of Col.
Asher Harman, about five miles from
town. The very sight of it makes
one think of bread in abundance.
The Colonel is congratulated on al
sides, and judges say he will make
over thirty-fvc bushels to the acre.
So much for being a good farmer.
Talley Trginian.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-05-28
EQUITY

Huokabee & Jones, Exon
VS.. Bill.
". B. Huckabec, ct. al.
I 7 appearing to my satisfaction that Ar
i chibald Hudson and Thomas Vaughan.
two of the Defendants to the above named
bill. are without and reside beyond the limits
of this State.
1t is ordered, on motion Kershaw, oom-
plainants Solicitor, that the above named
Defendants do plead, answer or demur TO the
said bill within forty days from the publca-
tion of this order, in default, whereof an or
der pro contesso will be entered against them.
J. D. DUNLAP, C. E. K. D.
Commissioners Office,
April 80, 1868. I'd
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-05-28
KERSHAW-In EQUITY

KERSHAW-In Equity.
Joseph j. Huckabee, Admir-
vs.. Bill to sell
The Ban; of Camden, S. c., Landto mar
JAS. T. Trusdcll and wife, shall assets,
Elizabeth Wilson, ct. al. &C., &c.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Napo
leon B. Wilson. Rebecca Click William
Click and Daniel Click, four of the defend
ants to the above named bill, are without and
reside beyond the limits Of this State.
1t is ordered, on motion of Shannon COM
plainants Solicitor, that the above named de-
PENDANTS do plead, answer or demur TO the
said bill within forty days from the publca-
ton of this order, in default, whereof m or
der pro conftsso will be entered against them.
J. D. DUNLAP, C. Z. X. D.
Commissioners Office,
April 80, 1868. I'd
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-05-28
State Of South Carolina
3n.,. lKERSHA w DISTRICT 'sRRf.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS. 80,

IN THE COMMON PLEAS. -
The Bank of Camdcp, s. G. vs. Thos. P. Ballard,
Deelaraioa in Foreign Attachment, st,i;f
WHEREAS, The Plaintiff did on the S7,h
day of July, 1867, fle his deelaration >.
gainst the defendant, who (as ii is said) is
absent from and without the limits Of this,
State. and has neither wife nor attorney
known within the same, upon whom copy
of the said declaration might be served il is
therefore ordered, that the said defendant
do appear, and plead to the said declaration,
on or before the 2Sth day of July next,
which viii be in, the year, of5our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty eight, 9TH
erwise final and absolute judgment will then,
be given and awarded against him. : -...'
W. CLYBURN, G. c. P. & q. g.. z
Clerks Office, Kershaw District, ,s,;i
Ang.-eS1y. A -
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF
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Notice..

TVHE undersigned having been appointed
IL Agent, of the Washington, Jeffersoa;s
Fire Insurance Company, (Scottsville, Val
aud Union Fire Insurance Company, (Baltil'
more. Md Informs the publieithat hr is
prepared to take risks against lSsaes by fire
on he most reasonable terms. :
Jan. 1876 vi, BGPARS.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-05-28

THE ARTICLES DEAD.-The Wash
ington Republican says: at seems
to be admitted in the best informed
circles that the impeachment is at an
end. and though there are ten articles
which have not yet been voted on, it
is understood that each and all of
them willlack the required two-thirds,
and that all of them will be dismissed
when the court shall again convene.
In saying this, we but chronicle the
opinion of those who seem to he best
informed upon the question of the
situation"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-05-28
POETRY.
From the New Orleans Times
HHAvENwARD,

From the MS. poems Of the late Edward
Morehead.
Fetter not thy heart to earth,
All its joys are false and vain;
. Seek prize of greater worth.
Such as life deserves to gain.
What is fame or great renown,
Save q passing breath Of air;
When you've won its golden crown,
Something still is wanting there.
Would you catch the flow of wealth:
Live in high and gorgeous state?
Pampered ont of peace and health!
Envied by the proud and great!
All thy Golfers grimly hold,
Cannot chase shade of gloom; II.
All thy horde Of shining gold,
Cannot save thee from the tpmb.
Higher, then, uplift thine eyes
Gathering treasure rich and rare,
Which the angels in the skies
With thy soul to heaven shall bear.
Kindly acts to those who bend
Meath the weight of grief and care;
Gentle words whose sound shall send
Peace and comfort everywhere.
Striving ever after Him
Who the sacred le son gave,
How to turn aside from sin,
Gaining victory DER the grave.
Envying not the rich and great;
Plying e'er the weak and low:
Satisfied with thy estate,
Whatso'er Affections blow.
Thus when death, with stealthy stride,
Stant.s before thee dark and stern;
Like breath thy soul shall glide
q On to where Gods lanterns burn.
U. S, PRISON, N. o., July IL, 1864.
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Declaration. in
attachment. 4
Notice..

A LII persons indebted to me for work done
n since the war, will please come forward
and settle, as am very much in need Of:
money, also take this opportunity ofin-
forming the pubic, that no more work viii.
be delivered except for cash. ~ ~
Noy. 2l-tf. F.J. OAKS. H
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1868-08-08

de rimmobilit6 du peuple qu'ils
outragent ct devalisent. C'est pour
celia qu'ils vculent ecarter, meme
les citoyens loyaux, les individus
tries, ceux eniin don't ills tiennent
lenr mandat, dc rarene electorate,
ct s'arroger lie droit de choisir les
electenrs presidentiels. VOLTA le
nouveau tour de passe-passe de nos
legislatenrs burlesques. Leurs sub
terfuges ct leurs precautions nat.
testent-ils point, plus haut ct plus
clair qu'une critique hostile ct pas
sionnee lie pourrait faire, la fai-
blesse de leurs Vaccinations ct
l'impopularite qu'ils commencent a
recolter an milieu des aff'ranchis
don't ills sont les plus perfides enne-
mis- ? Laissons done passer lie temps,
ce grand maitre, ct filtrer la Ia.
misre, lente a venir, mais certaine.
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