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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10
Original Nooice.

OftglnaI NO0Ce.
STATE 0FIOWl, }c,
E.eAaaas Co., fora.
To GEORGE kiRKEAx
Yoa are hereby sott6ed that there will b On
Gle, On VI before the hrst day Of September, A.
D. Is5s, at the of6se Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court. Of buchanan County, State Of 10
va, Setition of Clara Kirkham, praying the
Court 10 grant her divorce from you, alleging
ss a cause therefor. wilfui descrtian for over
two ) ears last passed; now unless you appear
thereto and defend, on or before noon VI the
second day Of the 0etsbsr term. A. d. 1868
Of said Court, default will b catered sgaiast
you. and divorce rendered - prayed Cor in said
petition
CLARA KRKHAM.
BY J. s. WOODWARD,
Her Attorney.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10
A GENTS WANTED for the Prss Lrrrxs

a GENTS WANTED for the i" PsSS LrrrER
"a B0sK." Anew method for copying let
iers~sithoc.. either press or water. thereby saw
ing Time, labor and exI."se. Full directions
accompany each book. II rccsunc.d. itself
wherever ehown. and fls . long-felt want, be-
commercial travellers, miniaers, authors me-
chanics, farmers and others. Price S2.25 and
upwards, which brings it within the reach of
all. send for tcrns, with descriptive circulars,
testimonials, references. &c. We want an ener-
getic agent in ever couaty. Address P. GAR
RETT CO., No. 702. Chestnut Street, Phela-
phia, Pa. e No. Is, eouth elsa Street. Chi
cago, ILL
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
OFFICIAL nisroRy OF TINE WAR,
Its Caases, C&araftef. Cssalc ssd Essl;s.
ny f04 liRyARn4n = aYRvrva

Ite ready sale. combined with an increased
com mission, m axe it the beat subscription book
ever published.
One agent IN Easton, Pa, reports - subscri-
bers in three days. Another in Boston, los
subscribers in four days.
Send for Circulars and sse our termr, and .
full descriT ton OF the work. Address ZEIG-
LER, NoCURDY & CO., Chicago H., Or St.
Louis, No.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10
Tine nesT pURiBLE

II AIDES or gentleman can earn watch, SILK
Dress Sewing Machine, Web Sheesing, &c.
BY . few hours work for Gilman 4 Cos Great
One Dollar Sale. 1i9 Hanover street, coston,
Ma. TfYsntsrs cent free
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

TIE BYRox CHErss FAcrosy.-Siscs our
last issue we have been informed that .
number 81 Byron farmers who engaged 70
furnish milk for the factory, did 20 with ~
understanding that provision should b. made
for hauling the milk to the factory At IN ex-
pense Of about $3.50 per cow that no such
provision having been made, they have fall
cd to furnish the milk because they canaot
afford to haul Il themselves. They stand
ready to GIL their contract when the condi>
tons are observed This win account, in
part 1t least, for the failure 10 provide ths
amount Of milk anticipated 1t the start. h
is to Be hoped that suitable provision will b
made for hauling the milk at an early Day.
We make this statement with great chssgfal'
pess, - il is our wish TO b just always, and
to represent matters exactly ~ they are.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

EARLY GoopIlca PorAroCs.-Mr. Isaac
X. Parkss, Of Bu(ialo Grove. has supplied
our table with lot Of the finest potatoes,
Of the celsbrased Early GoodsicA variety,
we have seen this year. IN the snFing u
last ysar, b psrchased thiSteea P1sunds Of
this variety, from which be grew Zen bush>
els ofvsry fine potatoes. Th;s gear be has
two acres, and will be able to supply any
qesutieiss, desired ~ s6ed. He coameuesd
digging for ms table Oh the l3sh Of June.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

fACTUuuMG CO, Albany, n. \. Mans
n uress u Gsssra6 Agric~isr~i .1scliaery,
Comprising the cslsLsatsd .sStaf. Threading Ma
chimes |: 'stas nalleay Ter Kadies4 Chaial an
Lever Horse Powers Star Cotton Gins and
Condensers; Circular Cross-cat Saw nils Veg
stabls Cutters Horse Hay Forks Corn and
Feed Mills; Power Corn Shelters. Dog Pow
ers, &c., h..
We wish to call the particular sttention of
Farmers to our celebrated STAR TlInESH-
ER AND CLEANER. which. has lately Improved
10 claim y fAr superior ~ any otaer m .ch ines
nov in market. II is compact and easily port
able. Simple in IL constracticss, and therefore
easily operated BY the most incl pericneed, and
will do work with marvellous rapidiiy and per
fcction, and With esapssaiivs1y the least de-
msnd upon the strsagth ~ the animals driving
il.
We hare oaas rsscnt iaprcvements in this
machine BY which &c are enabled 10 fAoroxqkfy
cisas the grais andsr alsnost any conbinstion of
dimculties, and 10 srs row using an entirely
new sGectivedevicc for relieving the feeder Of
the dust, thnAHaking the operation Of threa hing
~ comfortable ah1 50 @ Win he ordinary
machines Il is annoying and freqdeAfly dcstfuc-
tive Of heslth.
Thcse Machines are na1s Of ssitAhle sizes for
our Star" Roauay HeDse Poser and for our
.CtAr" lever fswsss esr I'D horses,
For SAFE by our agents and dealers ersrally.
For full particulars, send Cor our illustrated
Descriptive Circular and price List, Corrcspon-
dents will please address The ALBANY Cot.
ton Manufacturing CO., 2. o: Drawer l63
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10
aoAnaeRH9EuNlor AssooaATaor .

/ - S~1.-~.. -
At tbe SOLDIER Resuion q. Quasq usloo,
on the ~, the following Consultation was
adopted
CONSTITUTION ov THE BUCHANAN County
| SoLDIkHs REUNION ASSOCIATION.
| This organization shall be known as the
Buchanan County Soldiers Reunion Asso
citation.
ii.
The object Of this Association shall he to
bring together in yearly reunion, all hon or.
| ably discharged Union soldiers residing in
buchanan County, for purpose Of social en-,
Joyment and fraternAl counsel, to advance
oil interests peculiar to soldiers, and 10 SC.
cure and preserve complete records Of the
military history Of al who went into tho Ger.
vice from this county.
III.
The odicen Of this Association shall BE-
President, one Vice President from each
township, Secretary, who shall also act a.
Librarian, and . Treasurer, who shall be
elected by the members at each regular
meeting. Tho President, Secretary and
Treasurer shall act rs Gonetal Executive
Committee, and the Vice Presidents shall
act - Executive Committees for their req
pective townships.
w.
Tho duties Of ,hcse officers shall be such
Is usually sppertain to their respective posi-
tions. a%
All honorably discharged Union soldiers
residing in Buchanan sad adjoining cOun.
ties, or who enlisted from the county, may
become rembsrs Of the Association by siga-
ing the Constitution.
vi.
AN funds required By this Association
shall be raised BY equal assessment upon its
members By vols Of ths Association.
VII.
Tho time and place Of the annual meetings
shall be designated BY the General Execu>
tive Committee. at least 30 days previous 70
The peetings.
The following officers were duly elected
for the ensuing year:
President-L. A. Main.
= Secretary. L. LOOMS.
Treasurer-D. D. Holdridge.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
sialo-Henry vaaderbelt. -
Byron-A. p. Osgood.
Como. H. Booth.
Fairbank-E. 8. Allen.
Haxleton-E. G. Beales.
Homer. E. Hawley.
Jsderson-Philip Rsiteruan.
Liberty-0. W. Heath.
Madison--O. 8. Fowler.
Middlc6eld-N. Y. Brown.
Ncwton--Wm. Wallace.
Psry--B. C. Hale. i
Sumner-w. N. 10y.
Observation-Disclosures Gates.
westburg-B. N. whitlock.
Linn Co.-Chaxles Sarchett.
+. c. Little was first elected President,
but declined and Nh. Main was then elected |
in his stead.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10
JEsur r, July 7th, 1868.

JEsuP, July 7th, 1868.
Thsss rs grasd rally here the Fourth
some two thousand people celebrating
hsss- and good, socisbls old time 70 bad
oft. The procession came % according 70
programme, and the States were represents
ed in . manner that would have caused the
toughest old anchevite in christendom to fall
in love with them. The Grafton gave UNI.
,ersal satisfaction, snd evan the most stssn-
sous adveestss Of IN imported article we're
free 70 admit that had we gone abroad ws
might have Jared worse.
The X. X. KS exceeded even Gen. Flsm-
toots promises concerning them, and oil the
beholders united in pronouncing their mas,
auerade the richest thing Of the season.
A young mas by the name Of Hepshln
vas the lucky candidate in .hs grand pig
cAsss, end drove the olesginoas porcine home
in.triumpd.
A very Cue display Of fire works closed up
what I'll unite in pronoupciug ~ exceeding
II good celebration.
Plesspss ana pain seem 70 BE- 'nssparable
companions in Ibis life, ~ least, - every
Acomp,ste, account Of almost any festive oc>
casion will be found TO cosfssin list Of &C.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

The crops on the whole are looking well.
The weather is little too hot and dry for
wheat. But vefJ few unfavorable reports
come in however. A few fields have COM
mepced To blight.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10
nuilders Noo6ce.

Sealed proposals will be received uYtil the
18th Of August, for furnishing matctiafx and
bsilcing . Barn upon the county Porr Farm.
Plans aud specaScatien secn At the c.crh's or
Zee. in the Court hosss.
A. MANSON,
8. d. CIRCUIT, Directors.
T.. p. DRlNTNALL,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

A GENTS WANTED. Something new
Alvey family waists it. GALSAsse erlyRR
PLAfixe FUN. Received 6rst premium at
Paris Exposition. Send 90 cts Tor sample.
HAsass Co. 81 North taA 6sSPhila-, 81.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

Acc1DEHr.-A son Of Nj. STAGE, Of Qua..
queton. about & years Of age, had m eye
put out by 6es cracker, on the 4,h. The
cracker was drown by another boy and
burst in his eye.s
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

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3098@
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The Great Nsw- England Remedy |
-. ). ". stLAxps
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
Yssov saAsed' 10 n s1issed throughout he
i cosntsys aner haviag bsea proved BY the test
q thirteen years in tn New England stases,
Hhefe ~ merits have become e veil known e IL
~ - whieh, y p9s, b derives ~ vistsss.
II VuI11 Iuy Co1g1OvUD
eoss 1heost. Geld, coueAs, 0iphthefia.
oronchttie, Spittin0 o. olood, ard ~.
meesrI A6ectieas generally. q b
D oo9oshahlo 0oG4edy ~ kidneY
Co0plaiats, Olobeloo. Oi0ouloY
- tejdia0 Urine, oleodln1
fhom Ne kidaeyo aud 0lods
der, Gravel. and etAeP
Complaints
tEss~ ~ Susssa Jsa-.se,
BOSTON. Jan. %, ~.
roLAND's wiIIrE PINE CoNPousD. - Al>ss
having given e thorough trial - On conade1ay
reconnend PoAssrs WAue Pfne Conyosn6 - :
very valuable article for the Of col<Ds eoaghs,
and palmonic complaints scncrally. In several
cases, We have known Il TO give prompt reluf when
~ o1,es rsDsiss which bad bsen tried haA f.iie.
II Is artics, vAicA in climate - rscnotive q
sudden snd ssvess esa1s - b tlass of New England
ought - - = svry fhniiy; and we are sure that
those vho eoes seeau =, ard gsve y AZ I'll viii
not thereafter b. willing - b without u.
AvALrABLE MEDICINE. = D.. PplsaeS WAfts
cessial attempt to ecnoins and appk the nsdicinai
virtses Of The white Pine barb. n - ben thor
ouShly tsseed by people IN this sily and vicinity.
anA ths psupeirtor has testinl0uhls to it, vnlne
6sa uesse6s sen kseun to o. d1fsens. Werss.
omm~nd It's trial II III those easee - 6lssass to
which \ y adapAri. Il = fss sas - - - AEugr
n1sts. - n r. fn<lxpenccnf.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

D0NNANrR0SH<In atefE6rd, Vt, June
clth, at ~ Pm, BY Rev. Daniel hcClen>
ming, Mr.. James B. ponnan, Of Indepen>
denee; Iowa, and Mss Martha J. Ross, Of
Wsienord, VI. ~
WILSON-At Tho residence of
the brides hthes, On the I'd inst, by Rev.
2. d. Scobey, Mr.. John +. Early aud Miss
Ellen L. Wilson, beth Of Jesup.
LEwlS-HOvEY-At the residence Of A.
Manson, Quasqueton, lows, Mr.. William
Lewis and Mrs. Sarah Jsss Hovey.
MYER-MlLLER-At the residence Of
Col. Jed Lake, in this city, on Tuesday,
July 7ih, BY Rev. JOHN Fulton, Henry
Myer, Jr., and Mrs. s. L. Miller. OF Byron.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10
tAppII!8s.Hx.c : 1'y!!lS|!I! g;!sI5'Y

Ii ASusssncSx fsr Periodical Ba~dxyes An
entirely~se iaresiios Reesnmeaded by al smi
sest pkysis;ass, and eppsos<d efey erery lady at
sight. Iadispensible 10 erery aiSaani married
lady jswisS asssAly isaisrssissa. 1t 10 NO
medicine. Eeyoas. Eass aud D.rssle War
ransed, aad m;u iass ~ yssrA ..CiscslArs fee
Lady Asesis wesse4. Prics - and 81 For
sais BY al Drs9gias. aad sras frse on receipt Of
price, ffon The fSiseapsl.D.pos. Addrsrs Bas-
Dassa 1ssyasssvisy Co, 80 aad s5l Droad-
osw
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

Common shape, q good as the best. The RED
JACKET (Colburn's PATENT AXE ca, not be
excelled. We guaranty they will cut Is per
cent. more thaa Common Axes, with less labor
to the chopper.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

Tns Pnsss.-The lora North West has
bsss snhseed and changed to quarto form j.
II 10 now model geographically and is great.
y Improved 10 other respects.
The Dsmocratic Standard il tbs name Of
new Democratic paper At vinton, p. Mos
riasty editor. IT. typographical appearance
i attractive and it gives promise Of being
edited With vigor and ability. We only wish
lie vigor and ability we're TO be expended in
better cause.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

MARKErs.-Bat htslechange in price Of
wheat oats, IS corn, 81; new potatoes,
81 90; butter, Is; cufrants, s cts a ot.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

The Central Iowa Citizen has The follows
ing note in reference to the severe hsilstorm
which passed over the Western part Of
Mahaska county . few days since. .Fron
. conversations with several Of Our farmers
Who live in the vicinity OF the late hail storm,
(spoksn Of in our last issue, we learn that
former reports are b no way exaggerated.
They estimate thGloss in wheat alone b.
tween Pells ard the Des Noines river At g..
900 bushels which At the low valuation ct
81 so psr bushel. foots mp $4,000. Mr.. A.
n. Conrad, an extensive farmer, bad de-
stroyed eightssn acres Of wheat fifteen acres
Of oats. and twenty Ave acres of corn; also
his entire grape crop which vas quite promi,
sing. His loss may be estimated at not-far
from 38, coo. We learn that Ds. Boyer was
also sufferer, but to what extent we are Is
yet unable to say
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

Brick Pomeroy, Of the Ia Crosse Demo.
craf, is opposed TO Hancock, or any fighting
man, Is the Democratic candidate for Prsei
dent. But he says. ift they must have fight
ing candidate, be is for John Morrisey, who
can whip Grant and Hancock both on "ths
first round Brick" is also, opposed 10
Chase, because Chase Is .sno Democfat.n
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

Mr.. Albert Clarke having rea;oped hi. 20.
sition Is President Of the Board Of Educa-
ton Of this city, DR.. H. BrsAnt has been
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

DRxocRArlc SoLDlIss' CoxvExrios.-
With great flourish Of trumpsts, Coa>
vsntion Of Democratic Soldiers assembled
u New York last week - . tender 70 DE
Democratic Convention. Il was conpossd
Of such men = Gea. Slos7n, who usas the
close Of the var abandoned tho party which
had upheld him during Tie W, for the spoilb
Of eGlce, which b after I'll failed % secure,
and Who reported 1t this mongrsl scevsa~
ton series Of resolutions in which he saig-
matises Gen. Grant ~ . rcaesadsL Il en-.
braced also large spriakiing Of rebel Of
6cers Who still cherish the $3.50 hatred Of
the old flag Is when they vsss Sighting fos
its humiliation. Democratic reportsrsclei9
~ astsedsnes Of 1900 delsgatss, whereas
the actual number preseu' 'was saly ~
hundreds. Al . approximation Of Federal.
soldiers il WAS most ridiculous fares /; -
make shik Tor 10 Dsnocsscy il will y
claimed By thsn = representation Of NJ
: miIiioa e soldiers. whsssas Il y psslabls
that there are not $4,000 men in the whole
country who served faithfully in the Unioa
Armies who could be persuaded to vote tho
Copperhead ticket.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

Maj. W. s. Marshall, formerly Of this city,
bit eeusf ChAtianeosas efssr spending sew
efsldays b ths city. was married on wsdnes-
day morning, the 9Th inst, to Miss Louisa,
daughter q D. Hofatio Bryant, and imms,
diassly stastsd on wedding tour to St. Paul.
] - Hassos porAfo. Rtos -Nr. Eli>
~ Hovey in5orms ~ that certain parties
wsst Of us are disposiug Of > composition
for killing potato bugs, atone dollar pound,
vhisA consists simply of one pound Of Paris
green wsiimixed with two pounds Of wood
ashes. II is said % y / surs core Thsse
Who 81 paagsed will do we'll to try ii.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

EARLY PefAron.-Ou Saturday, the ID
inst, Mr.. J. J. Travis favored u with nice
lot Of very 6ne early potatoes, grown in
his well kept garden. Jud hes unusuai
success in garden culture, as No wers con-
WINGED By recent visit to his grounds. He
takes ~ especial pride il HE email fruits.
His puspl, eaas raapbeffics excel every
thing in that line We have seen in this vicin.
ity. In lsxurians growth aud prolific beer.
ing they are certainly wonder. Their
6ns quality - hAd abundant opportunity
Of testing. 1t Is very pleasant TO note the
interest taken BY our citizens in the culture
and ornamsntation Of their handsome
grounds.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

A "NoBLE' "BAa" HUxr-MooxiIcn
ExcIrEnExr on rsE BuvrALo--THs BAR"
CArrrREp. The little villsge Of Mudville,
situated on he further csn6pes Of the class.
&c shsdes Of ths Buffalo, was lately ths ex>
citing scene Of midnight bear hunt and
capture. Il was near The hour Of Midnight,
on one Of those delightful moonlight nights
Of the past week All nature ives hushsd,
but suddenly . mysterious sound WAS heard
BY Mr.. -- in the garden Of bic neighs
Dor -. Hastily leaving bis couch, be
proceeded 10 inspect The cause Of Vie com.
motion. u. Vi. knees began to ,ssmbls u he
discovered dark mya,enou. . s.;;.ct apPar-
eltly engaged in feasting upon the onion
beds o: bis neis hbor. II was-.it must be-
horrors "a bcar-he had seen "bsrs' 10
Indisna-he kneU it was "bar"-he must
rouse the village-which he immediately
proceeded to do. Timid women sought the
secure retreat Of garrets; scared children
hid away in cellars and closets, while their
valiant fathers and husbands aud brothers
gathered in secure retreat for . consulta.
ton of war. For weapons, they had one
trusty old shot gun aud sundry and divers
axes and pitchforkss They resolved braves
y to surround and capture Ne varmins.
Forming large circle, they gradually clos
ed in on the faxed "bar." Al one side Of
the ring approached the garden, behold there
sure enough was discovered the fearful mon.
ster, and with sudden panic the brave vet
Grams gave way and beat hasty retreat.
However, the trusty shot gun was brought to
the front and with ayes raised, pitchforks
leveled and gun cooked ready for instant &c.
ton, . fearful charge was made. On thro'
the brush and over she garden fence went
the valiant troupe and with . tremendous
rush closed in on The fsrocious bar" which
to the sudden and insxpressibls chagrin and
modification Of the crowd vas discovered 70
be-Mr. --, the owner Of the garden,
wedding his onion bed. The ludicrousnsss
Of this discovery beggars description. The
valiest tsoups Who 20 btsveiy captured ths
Buffalo !" bar" will look back upoa this mid.
night Eat = IL bravsss sct Of their lives.
hssema NJ. $1,000, unable p sleep, took
advantage Of the bright moonlight 70 clean
out his onion bed. Ths maaasr n which
he was cleaned out will dostaisss afford
Amusement to his descendants for genera
tons 70 come.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10
So Builders Notice. Proposals for build.
ing barn on poe farm.

The wheat harvest in this comfy is ju.t
commencing. Harvest hands are scarce at
q per day.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

FrScE Posr DElvsR.-Mr. Isaac X.
Parker, 1t Buffalo Grove, has just received
patent for Fence Post Driver, which
seems to be . a,oat desirable invention.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

To Nsw Ypsks }hibess Of 1hssslav ~
ports ton thousand rebels ~ 4 tAieeeesos
y saes ssIk. 60. -. i. -
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

Heege and dozen small boys burned .
few rounds Of powder. in behalf Of the Pes
dleton Democracy Of this city, when the
news of the nominAtion Of tho bond-hold>
ing" Seymour was received, on Thursdsy.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

Ths Mite Society conueetsd with the Bap-
tist cAsrsh i QuaSqueton, met ct TIE house
q r. 3. esnan, in Cose tswnshiP, on the
cd hst. There VAS large gathering both
in ths afternoon and evening. 1t was very
interesting and profitable occasion long to
b remsnhsrsd By those Who enjoyed il.
M. end Ma. Burnsm performed veil their
par, Ard the entertainment provided BY
thea ~ Gch aad abundant, for which they
have the hearty thanks of all present.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

DEsrsucriox o. L'ouohs. liquors
ssissd By Sheriff Davis on the 9th ult.
wsse daily trisd, Condemned and destroyed
On Wednesday and Thursday Of this week.
An abortivc attempt was made on wednes.
day 70 replevy ~ liquors, but the sheriff
knsw his duty too veil U deliver them, and
~ eosstabls who attempted TO serve The
Veih went home with large Aea in his ear.
Usdss he laws Il this 6saas, liquors can
- b replevied. We understand New
~ jastice was sooasd into granting the writ.
h value Of 10 liquors Destroyed is vari-
Sssly satinaaed q from $500 TO $1,000
IL psssn saloon keepers interested, attempt
"a q defense, ven knowing that they could
Show no reason vhy the liquors ought not 70
b destroyed. = 40
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10
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Every Saw that leaves our Factory is oil
tempered and Patent Ground, perjecsiy true and
eyen. and made Of uniform tenn peg BY our pa,en,
tempering process.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

Look o., for blacklegs
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10

CO. = TO e2OO PER MONTH Salary
y ~ paid to Agents. male or female, to in
troduce our PATENT EVERLASTING WIRE
CLOTHES LINES. Address AMERICAN WiRs
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