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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-06

DEMOCRATS-Go
to work at once for
Pendleton and victo-
rY. A full vote elects
George 81. Pendleton
GsYefROr Sf Okie |
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-06

House Documents show that even a
more extravagant supply of articles of this
sort were distributed among the members
of the Radical House of Representatives.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-06
GERMAN
NJ E E 7 | n G. !
.Merk,Esq

-OF Cincinnati will address q meet
ing at Canton on Saturday evening,
October sth, 1859.
Lot our friends turn out and give
AIr, Merk . cordial greeting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-06
TAX PAYERS READ +!

now THE TAXES Run UPs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-06
DEMOCRATA

one and all, 60 to work. Prepare for
the important day. Lose not 9 mo-
ment. II our county Is to be rsdeem|
ed the people must do It. Let the
ballot box on the 18th inst. sound the
work OF reform. A full vote will
elect PENDLRTON and the whole
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-06
H. ALISON DUNBAR

Is our candidate for Sheriff. "Al."
is too well known in the county to
require q lengthy notice at our
hands. He is just the man for Sher-
III and every body knows 1t and he
will -be re- elected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-06

for County Commissioner is q sub
stantial farmer and most excellent
citizen Of Marlboro township. He il
Just the man for County Commission
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-06
JOHN STEEL


for Prosecuting Attorney, is q Canton
boy born and bred. His great worth,
we know Is generally appreciated
and we feel warranted in saying his
election Is also sure. He Is prom
isinR young lawyer and makes an
attentive and able Prosecuting At
torney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ENnnDL MAlE Lsna

LONDON Sept 70-l mCono opened s2i for monet s.si
American securities qniet
United States R,etwentiss ss2 e3 1859 old sa 1897 o sn
forties 7ji Stocks quiet Erie Railway shaaes Illinois Nehhs
4i; Atlantic and Great Western, fat - .,,r
LrvEHrooI Eept 2OH mcotton opened dull; Mtias W
lands I2 0i3Ii Mdng Orleans l3Gi3d The sales Of TIC eJ
estimated al 1900 balea ~
LONDON Sept 2Ol mAmeriean seeurites are quiet uaed
States Five Twenes 1852 sl 1865 Old sai 1867 9i Ere fa"y
shares, 21k
LIVERPOOL Sept 2O Cotton Is nat and prices have t
clned Mddiug Upsuds Rsd Mddng Orleans. l3d the sag Of
estimated 5000 bales Wheat 10 ii v eeh oI
California White and 9i6dg'T for No 2 Red Western.
2430 mConos closed at 9fi for mene7 ana vi
securities closed at the following qnas
United Five Twenty bonds 1862 8jt 1863 DID, 82t Ub a.
Teu Fort,s 5 Erie Railway shares 2 Illinois Cenira va At
lantie aud Great Western, 28t. ,,,,
LIVERPOOL Sept 10 D mCotton closed hesvy: hllnE
UplAnds 2i0l2d Mddng Orleans Ia lJ sales OF 5VV Oae
500 Of which taken for export and speculation.
LoNDON Sept 204:3O mSuga, 396d3e per cwt Tor No4
Dutch STANDARD the Refined Petroleum 6iGl "
sept 2United States FyTweu bonds open qe'
and steady At 87t d81t for 1881
PAkS Sept 9OThe Bourss opened heavy Renes 70t zoe
HsvRE, Sept 2Coon opened declining at l54 francs 90 H
fapcs nat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
Ew-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER g. 1869
NRANy u-MRER MARKET.

bags p.,su SSh S.o'i - b,s' Rough R. pkg. Bee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21

today bn the business hehv the trade seems
with oboe the S3l Asa S3l Js oi ~
Of Mess cash and regular the $40 bbls Al SJl
New Mess chiefly esq 2Sd $50 50 for
go Is for small lot Mess &9 for Prime
for BIrrs do bear for future delivery Beef Pin
st there fair trades sales Of 200 bbs In lots at 500
Mess aud SOd 6 for EItra do. Tieree Beet queti we
OF Is tos Prime Mess slo6sf TeIss Beefis selling . 80.
Beef Hams Obbng s25dS $50 Meats que We qupts
DrySAed Shoulders ltsd5ye, DO Hams at loGI.G rletea
Hams at Sdl9c. and Banged Hams gt G2te n oV Ptg
Smoked Meats meet with stssdy, fair trade sac o. ioV 10
i5054e for City Shoulders aud 49, d1Oe for do Hamsi sno ~ @
Tight fierce Hams at se Bacon dull price. unehsngd 100
icenred sold l6I Qi6c so 9W 10 Bein
10 bulk 3c LardCly Is bm az 1870
Be for Prime and Choice for No IL but western LsT lower
and du at d8c for fair to Prime Steam and 6tos ioT hee
sales Of and rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21

covPRE-Re fsY demand trade and stesdy m all good
parcels ssi.. go bags sI Union pnvI, Other kinds quiet
oq ks 'MshnAe msri.t for western Flour
, .Sa,S All Tss, are hss1 with o. od Spring
Ps az re- S.I gris. s are ss 1S q ss
a. So Tor sstrs DO 7Oes7 50 for Fancy State se25G 80 for
" =: : s':; s 3 = 81: 20 fS' Ss
8 :lS, Gs = :: b s,:! $S:
81. = E:iS sis:s & 81; $5;;s s:
soa Flour sssT 1s qus % 300 s.els sc I:s 81 g vi.
sss,: T; KIM p S. s re; 90
gI S:sIs, s.S S,s MA 2. y. ~ ss FL
F DC Rye Flour s easier quis' safes Of $50 eb at
f:Ii si IS, W.T.. s % s:
:: s:1 s;'::. q = r ia ssls
sH lsss Ssa ZOO sHS s r oS.S .
sPs Is. SSs:s;s s' S %, ~ si B. ''o
GaAsTbs wbei Opened srsr 9sder the advance gold
so, 70, S' ws s s' de- ls; sP ss
r !. i, e: sfs 4, !; = . ss 3 p
NI sssf; t vic Eek k.ss &, Asf;s
o.ess aud q " s 90 4 5ss ss ss :,
SO '' S, s' .iso IsS .S Z, I II scS
s. &C. Pro-. Sps S' l r: ne: e
Rs Con- gsa,y sud 's s,. i oS SusS
fSsS' .s 1s.sSSd a. siSs Western Miasa 4 %
o. r. whss al u iaesi H. and western is'" ~
o. S.ST ss.: S. s ss ss
ba,s RYE Barley. %sS bush MAJ" iVS'" JUL
HiBEsPosxn styles all kinds DUN spd soma bat ponhes
Beeo. Ayrss about ld2le gold Domestic Slaughter AIRY oe
moderate sbd 70 prices We Learn Of noehAnR
W. mote At salSc and 40sc Tor Oio an, . A., "a
HgaP-bsre only moderate trade IN MAMMA o' anu
pree Without change L.. shs,rt,s
apd sOe a Tor retail Ots - 49,. a.. - III A.
ir,tLs sOf.h hil former bgures -,
sAyAI STORES-Crde Tupsnoe quiet account o sare
NJ seek Spirits are and close Sat al ~fc safes LS besl
ts N ai4tie Of % bbs, W t0 10 Tar
,nst ieBs Resins fair demand sales o. w
Al 81 1snsk Comma 20 Good StraiSeo 0'bs sfaoe' "k'
OiIsCrss Hh OIL are srn sud 10 M deuatd a. ~ oo~9
Ia i aad . 75Gs f0T bperui htaaatnffa o AiS
e 49, price, nominal American nseci hfm huu 20 ~ ~
TO- casks AMI bbis kug 81 90 - n"NNA' 'a "a
a.. \ Other ola insetlses . M
PkpYlSiOksA Aher sdyaqce be noted ID VIC p'e '" ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
THE MARKETS.

s- Carefully reported for Tag TErscSE - .,
suES VI. ,rke. "a ou steady; 10 bbs a. o. J
1S- sU Tor POL Pearls nominal
Rcte but al lower pfees
pe sf and under liberal offerings spot and ave
sales Saturday evening and LII srye OF ~hes
40 .rs tAieu by spuns bAleA b. EpeeulAton 1Dd I'D
~ sy "a delivery Of 10 bales September 81
"a ~ a. nae 100 100 bAlt Deee6er Al
f ia bsIes gnuar 0 bales Deeembe and 70 oaes Jan
Pfyits al on basis Of 10" noohns' we qe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL. AND INTEREST
PTpsr MoRTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BDHD4 YREK or GOvERSmEST TAX, ISSUED BY THE
RJrRIIsGTON CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAIL
ROAD COMPASY.-We confidently recommend these
Bonds "a frstclass investment. AT the price they
Rield about 10 per cent interest per annun. Only
limited amount are offered before advancing the
tate Pamphlets and full particulars can be had on
application. -
Financial Agents of the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

sxp1 bbl Flour ss bales Cotton 523 bush whes
ies bns Corr 81 2 busb FAI Seed $50 bush
Malt 81 bush Beans ob Corn Meal 70 bbs Spirits Turpesn
90 M aT SO Ibis Pto 100 bills hOsD AIS bb Refined Ptuo
Is W Ifg. CtMeats Y ptgs Lard IS cssks Ashes $50 pfgs
butter g. 75 boIcs Cheese 29i pkgs Taos ~ b6s Lard on a
OH Gale 60 bbA Copper, 28l bbA Nhsk'
& NM, Zee, In bsrs Wool Tet Hops 70 rs sides Leather lg'
de 2l ii Hides bhds TOhseco 100 hors and eases
.see 6 bb Hoass Cotton Seed SO boxes Starch, 70"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21

The National Currency Bank corner of Broadway
and "a all-st is this day paying premium of per
cent for s. and 10 dollar notes, either Greenbacks
or National Sept. IT, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Tlm KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LoAS.-Secured
10y Land Grant of Three Millions of Acres in Kan
sas aud Colorado, FIRST MORTGAGE upon the pro
posed extension of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from sheridan, Kansas, to Denver, Colorado and
mortgage upon the road now in successful operation
for a. miles and earning more than enough 10 pay the
Interest on this pep loan. This loan runs 50 years,
pays per cent principal and interest PAYABLE IN
Com. There is no better investment in the market.
For maps, pamphlets. and circulars address DAB
EEY. MORGAN & Co.. No. SO Exchange place, and NJ.
X Jrs,rr & Co., No 70 Pine-st.. n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21

For The Ueel ending oIt
The market continues good; sales large aud shipments heir The
supply aud assortment good Prices t rghs unchanged
and foows 81 50; % Bridgeport And heSIaeb
s2 Isl to Norwich and Mddetosu, e so 70 hartford and Pro1i
deuce 81 Philadelphia s3 IS to Baltimore - 90 to Boston
ioh wood So toBostSn hard wood s. The receipts the Col
leetors once during the week fooss hs Canal l6
e 8% feet Of lumber 55 shingles 6p 10 OF slaves; via
Champn Canal s s6S fee, lumber The following are the ruling
nrie.l affh a nrinn lIarha.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
ErGnr PER GEM CuRRExcY BoNps

EIGHT PER CENT CURRENCY BoNDS o..
or Inn ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA Il. X. Co.
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
Endorsed by the State of Georgia. .
Entire issue only $4,000
For sale at 9H and interest, by
SOUTTER & Co., 50 William-st.
HENRY CLEws * Co.. % Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21

ALBANY CATTLB MARKET sErr 20. -
The dali sbd depressed The supply ipS 70
the quality not good
The highest price realized ~ 20 y 100 m hve weight Which
Tor Ohio Kentucky 80 lAful G. ID OF from last
v.Fs price The medium weights 10 to- and
mon fully ie Meb Cows IRON $50 TO s While
ue higher 10 sheep and Lambs there
decline sheep 4d6e Lambs 7ds The latter an en-
trsms The mart. for Hogs hrm hehgab $3.50 10 e''
agiug lighter sid0e New York i6lOe Illinois lOi Sofc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21

The Semi-Annual interest of the Bonds of the DAN
VILE URBANA. BLoOMINGToN, AND PEKLN RAILROAD
of Illinois, which will be paid in gold Oct is equiv
aent to reduction in their price 80 and accrued III
forest in currency Of over one per cent.
fuRSER BROTHERS, Bankers, IA Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21

sgIss2ii Antwerp. 526sa525; Swiss 26la5@;
Hamburg. s5d35s Amsterdam, 4Od4obi Frankfort, 90
9tos Bremen. 77Ra772; Berlin. 7Oa7Oi.
Messrs soutter 4 Co. and Messrs Henry Clews & co.
Offer 10 another column the first mortgage per cent
bonds OF the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad Com
pany guaranteed by the State OF Georgia. at the low
price OF % and accrued interest The entire issue only
$4,000 and large portion has already been taken.
The imports of specie this port during the past week
have been follows:
Total for the week ...-....'..-..--...-' Ssol2
Previously reported ...-....-...-...''.. s'SI55l2
Total since January !, 1869. ........-- $9.sS4124
Same time, 1868 5,7497lg
same limo, loof.
TAaiE Of me Acreage Amount Of Loans. SDece Ctrca'
t0l,. Deposits and Legal Tenders the BGtkS OF me
cry Of Nelo- York for the ceek ending Saturday, Sept
Is. 1869. 80
Loans and Dis Specie. Leg Ten Depo,its Crcuisfn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.

The Mortgage Railway. It, Rolling Stock
Depo Machine SboDs Lands the property he Com
p,ny.
III 100 miles the only Bas aud West Be
Dsnvs Ursans Bloomington and Pekn the
THIS section has Justly named tbs
Of West and noted for IL, large Agricultural aud m,nae
turag podu also cat valuable Of coal The local business
viii nah. the line he,, payisg 10 addition the COmpaay
provide for large through bu,hs having v,u,b.
East and West ros operation Tue De hs lately
consolidated with the uia Aad Dan'e RoaI makas
100 miles uuder Management
polls s the Peaavis. Central B,sno
other hnes Danve wls The Toledo
wabash Pekn sih making through
d,ee, route Illinois Phdrlph ssslorE Boston ami
ksonh Burlington Omaha and the Far West
Road Jsng rpdy constructed all graded sui bsec hs
JiHg tie me day all the oa sad large
amount rops provided The ~hoe oAi all be completed
f,t, the lat Of January Hert
The average than $1,000 mile convertible nto
par option hoe sny ,ai be regis
tered q ID. ofths owner desired.
The oei several the prueP, lac, Of Illinois 'elng
There reasonable prospect Of the
Of road dtaui day ssins high either Of 1hem
hitch n.k Convertible clause valuable option
pcrsoi erAnae the roAd soi consider the bonis
choice sss therefore take penre recommending then u O
profitable AID reliable portion Of the lOAn has
already bses sold
authorized b oder them Tor the preeni a, .ai .eernei 10
eeacy rs,erag the ush TO si'.aee A' pe'
xthsu, as,cs Al eeat In eurrsncVner
Der e,n Invested Ia Government, Gold
..cus, received 10 ereh,nge highest market
nt-, p,,I. b. free Of charFu
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29
w ADVERTISEMENTS.
MONEY EASILY IIhrr.

W, ia our Complete Stencil anl Key Check Out
NJ Small capital required Circulars free.
STAFFORD MANFG. co. G6 Fulton street.
New York. 2giw
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29
IS GEN. GRANT A DRUNK Arm /,

The organs Of The Democracy piped their
ehrsl y notes on the drunkenness Of Gen.
Gran', all through the campaign. Big or
gains and little organs played the same tune
with rderirl fidelity. until the election
demon sirated how little Tie people heeaed
il, When ii very suddenly died away on the
distant air. Recent occurrences show how
utterly grounlless we're the malicious charges
of the Democracy. Says the National Ten.
pea &C -tarDrate:
IL the new Presidents course during
one ot his la;e yisis TO New York is anv
fair Indication Of lis usual practice, he NAV
h. sci down AS III rough fefotdier. AT
the dinner given 10 Hon. Mr. Evarts, at
the Asior House, Gen. Grant refused to
taste wine when the toasts were drank, He
also decsi.ed TO take wine with his enter,
t.liner when he was dining with one of the
i-adins nisrclanis of the ctv. Mr.. Bonne,
tayA aaai during his :. last" drives with the
1'enefhi Sssss xtos--i ~ - warm .. . fash.
=. hable hotel Several gentleman coveted
fre honor OF n q little sHnihisg TO drink -
18th the .ssidenl-elect butt they we're
aoiitrly refused.
vice-Presiden, Colfax, is one Of the
Ulcers Of The National Temperance Socie-
~. No patriot will have reason to blush
on the nert iDauSura,ion~dsy for bis eoun.
try Or his chief rulers
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29

ports or these nieetin.s, to sarn the names
Of the live teachers oi Ibis vicinity.
And NOW teachers, you care 10 sec rour>
selves as others see You, take a hin, from an
cid sub director. would not give i've dol,
lars amopih for the services OF a teacher who
voi4 'tarily ahsenis himself from ,ht Sc meet
ings, know that ladies cannot often tnd
csaveyaucc, but male teachers can plead uo
sach cxcrse; aud the man who after aSsu'
ming the position eg teacher, divides lis
attention between his school and farm. civ
ing his farm or other business the larger
share, OF the Young man who prefers lcafne
abou, town on Saturday to attending he la
sttute, is rot the man would like to en-
ploy as n teacher at any price. Snch man,
care no; what his literary qualifications
may be, is not worthy Of the name Of teacher
and oach, to be lrummed out Of the profess
ion. SrB>DIREcros.
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29


FRIEND PALNEg:-I am glad to notice in
your department Of the BULLETIN. so many
reports Of Township Institutes such meet
ings, if well attended and properly condac,
ted, can hardly fail to stimulate inquiry aad
give impetus to earnest thought. They
ought to benefit the individual teacher, bet
ter the condition Of our schools and exert a
powerful influence in moslding public opin,
ion in favor Of educational reforms. Most
heartily do ] welcome these indications Of
growing intercst--earnestly do | wish all
such Efforts abundant success. But what
,nropriety can there be in calling the fnsti>
tut he'd at Winthrop, the "Byron Town.
ship Institute" Ofthe eight teachers now
emploJed in the schools Of Byron only three
hase attended any one meeting Of the Ins,i
tute. At the meeting on Saturday last. of
the twelve or more teachers present, one
only vas from Byron, while three more from
Niddle6eld - fess from Liberty.
Is Byron losing her prestige? or have
her teachers enjoyed such rare mental ad-
vantages heretofore that they can derive no
benefit from tie Instituted 7 And BY the way,
where are the Fremont teacher. ?-are they,
too, satisfied vish their a,tainmen.s?
Several Of the teachers Who attend our
Winthrop institute, from Liberty, walk from
four 10 six niles, While schools within tvo
Or three miles, 10 Byron and Fremont have
not been repesseaisd during the winter.
think this organization, although holding
- ssetisss ~ Bysos. sssht TO be called
he Liberty saa niadIs6eld lnssiGase.
These Township Insis are doing .
good work for our sehooIa, bet II they served
10 other purpose they would b. worth Tie Iii.
" sg-n they cost II 'arsishing test of our
tssches' profsssioaal interest School OH.
GERS hsss but 70 Eisncs At the published re-. |
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29
TOWNSHIP INSTITUTE.

A Teachers Institute will be held in the
school house, at Quasqueton, Feb. 9Th,
1869, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. N.
lst. Opening exercises Music aud sing
ing By the pupil. of the public schools o
Quasqueton, conducted By Miss Jennie
Phillips.
I'd. Class drill in reading, conducted by
Mr.. II. Day.
3d. sEssay, subject; Science Of Language
4th. Music.
AFTERNOON.
9Th. Music.
9th. Discipline, by Mr.. d. " Ham,
9Th. Glass drill in Arithmetic, by Mr.
Wn. J. Miller.
sth. Select reading, by Mis- N. VI
Gageby.
9Th. Essay, by Miss Maggie FiLlay.
son.
10Th. Geography, by Mr.. S. G. Pierce.
llth. Essay, by Miss +. Butterield.
18th. bscussions Of questions in the
Query Boox.
18th. Miscellaneous business.
l4th. Music.
Each class drill followed By discussion OF
The subject presented.
VIZ. II. OsBoRxE, Ex. Com.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29

The Catholic church property in Spain is
being siesed upon by the provisional Gov.
efn9ent.
Ex Gov. Pickins, Of South Carolina,
died on Monday.
The Paraguayans we're recently reported
TO have besa badly whipped, but the latest
advices state that Lopez ssill holds his po
siiion.
There Is great excitement in Middle and
Western Tennessee over the continued cut.
RACES Of the ku Klux. The militia have
been called out.
The Cuban revolution seems to be gsinin.
ground.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29
rEACmERs' lysrUrE AT DaAN.

Teaehers assembled at Brandon, Jan
18th. G. II. Worlen elected President, j.
s Blair Secretary.
Reading by c. II. worien.
Are.hmetic, BY J. s. Blair.
Grammar, by Miss Maggie Van Burcn.
The several subjects were ably discussed
BY the teschers present.
The Institute resolved to discuss at their
next meeting. the rules for division aud
for punctuation in poetry.
Adjourned ill Saturday, Jan. soth, 1869.
Teachers Present: C. II. Wcrden, ]. S.
Blair, D. A. McLeish, Irene Toby.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29

STATE OF IONA.
buchanan County.
DfLAZoN l.. HoLpRlDdE
vs.
ANDREW NIC0Lh
In the Circuit Court Of Baehanan Co. i'A
March Term, A. b. 1869.
To ANDREW NicoLAI are hsr! y.
fed, that there Is now on file. IN the elS =
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Buchana' 80.
Iowa, TIE petition OF the piainin -,
claiming Of you the sum Of one husa'' :. :
ninefy-two dollsrs. as money Jns't s1'
you as compensation for The 'ale 2 ~.
longing to You in 1868. You are ai'o l'D-.
that your property has been attached y M. M,
said claim. You are also notihed 'oal wv
you appear thereto and defend, eelo's WI. Nv,
the second day Of the term q 'he s 'aa n
Court of Buchanan County, 10 he hu.
lst day Of March. A. II. 1869, de'au.' ~, ~
entered against you, and Jups"'H'
''e's9 saix1 JAMES JAMl'M,
s-scI Au'y tor P.'''-
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29
A ,TTLE CORRECTION.

The low Republican press is almost q
unit in isse of woman suffrage. This
Was ne the cl two years ago, when the
BrLLerrN, foresess2g the results Of the
great agitation Of the snirnee question, and
profoundly impressed with the Inconsistency
and injustice Of the an,i-democra,ic discrim.
inatiou OF our constitution and laws against
one-half the pecpis, boldly iuaugurated the
discussion Of the question in this State, BY
declaring for and advocating I'll rights for
wsoaa, ~ w<lt ~ fas he negro. Quite .
ssmbes Of The Republican papers Of ,Ac
SsAse, prominent among wAisA was The
Bsrlinsssa lya~hcs, soos pseaosaeea In
favor ce The great psioeip,s end have -
occasion presented, argued bra~ely and
sbl, ia as defence, ever since. On the other
Aand.a tew 10 very kwl Republican papers
openly orrcsed il, while larger number
(psomincnt among which was the State
Rsrsser) maintained what in al probability
sl~y ssgasdcd discreet silence. The ques.
sis~ Asving grown into greater public con
s;Sensioa with rapidi,y little anticipated,
dso josrssls arc ranging themselves on
- 80 Of season, justise end true democ>
rse,, by sdycca,ins with much force and
ability, The right Of woman to the ballOa
Iu December the State Register, the great
central organ Of the party, committed itself
squarely upon the question and will here>
after be found one of the most earnes; ads
voca.es Of equal rights TO all, in Iowa. How.
ever we notice that correspondent; OF tha,
paper elorifes !, for aading 10 in this great
movement, declaring il eminently fitting
that tie central organ Of the party should
take the initiative in so noble cause. OF
course the Register would no, itself claim
What is claimed for i, by its correspondent !;
bu; It's neglect 10 correct the error Of its
correspondent seems ,oirdica;c a willingness
that its readers should receive false i'm.
press:oa through the mistaken eulogiam Of
its admirer. We therefore deem it jus. to
those Republican papers who bravely al.
vocated the cause Of woman suffrage in this
State when ii was less popular, that the
simple facts with reference TO the matter be
fully understood BY the press and people.
Mos, especially have we been led 10 nd,
nlire the ability, courage and fidelity with
-hica the Darlington Hreseye, oAe Of the
very best papers Of the State, has spoken
ss Ire rights Of Gil classes. regardless Of
color. creed or sex. It was among the
earliest 10 lift its voice and viii never Weld
IN inch 70 that Conservatism which always
has been and always will be the champion
Of caste and grinding aristocrsey.