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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-22
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Snmitten bteier ldnelt1en Seenen, III
eer Na@barl @aft perBauernb5fe iwiiden
Giuefprt unp Tontanes. bur@ bic @et>
ben Don @bapelboS unb Qesperpelpule 1ab
man Sulanne umberirren. SIR Watsr
lief ibr polItdnoieeGreibcit; oieltGreibeit
,par obne @efabr, ea jeper S@ritt GU
fannens cenNberelauben unr basMit!eic
;u Beldlbern batte.
Sbr@ei@t rrldte cine trauriee5 anftz
mutb aus ibre Musen itaupet1 nit BEN
2d&eln, wel&es fat beidnpis auf ibren
2tppen Idmebte, i'm @iperipru9; ibr
Mabn Sei9te fid r,ur burd lire perfebrz
ten Nntwprten, penn man NIT t5r ipra9.
Man bdtte Iasen' f6nnen, pa6 fe UNI
aufb1rli6 NIT einem unit&tbaren @eien
tn Berlbrun9 tpar uno baB eS, unt 1i9
baron ~ trenne1, elmer Mnfren9un9 be=
burfte> bic auf etnmal ibre 0ernunft unb
ibren Wilen lSite.
Man ipra& meni9 NIT ibr> aber maj,
liebte IS, fc ~ iebtn. Die 8autrn be
baupteten, pab ie ni@t mebr aufmertlam
bel cer Nrbeit wdren, tpen11 iie @u1anne
faben auf ben 8ielen Blumen ]ammeln
peer ibr nelandoliides "9itb4~fnaenc.
sic serit@erten. pab ibre Mnmelenbeit IT,
men Slid bra@te. :. }zas. e.
GineS Ga9es, bic @ibe: mar 9rp6> pb.
0le{9 es erit Gnpe Wlai mar, befancen
f& Elm DuBenp Mrbeiter, Burden 'll,b,
Md9ee,' ouf elmer 9roBen @tsi e. RI.
~5alt, ia 1T Su1anne !" faste pl5blid
Yeter @ialat, &pel@en mir 16on aus benz
Mirtbsbauie Der @pucpuroe tennen. nj
uWrtne Suianne! Sie fiebt uns nidt.
SIR &6rper 1T bier> aber ibre @eele ii
bet Saeob"> la8te b%alblautL @atbarine
Brel1pis> ein' jun9es Wdp9en aus BEN
Dorfe. r.: l. t7."u
Isle 1T iebr 1@Snw rief @brtaopb
@rep9, Elm Sepenne> ,pelGer firsli@ aus
ftinen 8erAen bierbereetommen mar.
rSa; aber penn Du Did eroreitetet>
lie nit Der 6tn9erlpiBe iu berlbren 10
battelt Du eS nit uns 3u tbun>" belnerfte
Deter. w.
Suianne eins seraoe auf bic @ruppe
los alS he nur nod eini9e @9ritte
entfernt rrar, periu&te man, fe an;uipre~
den. =.
Suianne, pbne ju artrporten, aeiate
auf einen i@warjen Gled fern am Sort
apnte. 49, '"t ~
Die Mrbeiter peritanben, pab fe ibnen
Elm @ewitter anfInptete. l1eberaeuat
eae fe propbetiide G%in9etuneen" BABE,
beeilten f1e ii@. bas 5eu auf ben @aee>,
ST lapen. sic batten&e9t getban. @Sn
Dem Nusenblide, no Menl9en unb @icb
in ibre Bebauiun9 e%intraten, bra@ oa5
@epttter nebf 5a9el init elmer lol9en
Butb log, oab rer Bauer rief: ~
uObne Sulanne mdre bic 5dlfte mei=
ner 5euernte perluren 9epeien uno i@
tpaBte nt9t mte t9 meme S9len ernab<
rem 1pQte." f.' ''ar}@' - =
Gin anoere5 Mul bate f@ peter 8ia<
lat NIT Der &rt in's Bein 9ebauen. Der
armeSun9e bate piel 3u bulpen unb >par
in Iooesan9it.' Da tam 3ufdQt9 GU
lanne; ite lief an einen naben 8a9,
bra9te etnt9e @aan3en, trifte pen @aft
III Elm Stuf 2etnpanb unp Yertanp caz
NIT Die Wunoe. @dbrenb le fi@ iber
Jpn beuste, la9te peter: '.'".I -
vSulanne, bete fir mid unb i@ tperpe
9ebetlt ietn." rtGG"
Sie i@ien i'm ni6t gu neriteben> aber
tbre Nu1en tlidten gen 5tn,mel.:'
Mlsbalc lie6en bic S@mer;en bes@erz
wunceten na&, BE fr1bereGarbe fam auf
ben @an9en wieoer gum @orl6ein. 81
MICE Sage aa@ber tpar er '9ebeilt. 81
mar Der feiten ueber3eu9un9, bab@ulanne
Elm Muneer 9etban babe -" =
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@taatS Neui9tsiten.

Staats Meuiet.iten.
New Il m. - Grnbte NuSz
f@ten. Dieielben fino bis jebt nod
in bieiit9er @esenp i'm Mueemeinen lebr
Yerbeibenc, trcb oes ieitberioen @eoens,
Don mel&em Elm na9balti0er @@aoen
ertpartet rperoen fpnnte. Gin bielQer
Seccnom uno @el1dftsmonn, tpel&er
tirsli9 einen 9r1Beren She'll ceS ilpliz
den Mlinnelpta5 b~erette, tbeilte uns nit,
rab er Ben Stano Der Gridte an feinem
NlaBe IL befriepigerp 9efunpen babe, ipiee
in Bropn County lrp inben na1borliz
den DifriftenA. @ors MQem 1T bies duff
'&ednuns tes gutter. @runp uno Bpoens
su ieBen, welaer burdlantttli@ in bieiiz
get @e9eno an9etrefen miro. GS feblt
jebt meiter ui1t6, al6 Gin aQmdblider
ueber9an9 Der nal1en @itterun9 in cine
trodfnz marine UNI cine ausee3ei9nete
ernte berbeiflbren.
20 M olleperfduft.-D Die biesjdbz
rt9e S@aaf@ur bat in bieii9er @eAene
'einen 5ternti@sn~ Grtras eeliefsrt. Mi@t
unbetra6tltde Suantit1ten muroen aus
Dem County na@ anperen plaben> ais
Neuzulm au9sefabrt. - 3wil9en Z uno
10000 pfuno afasnen~jeond an aren lebte<.
rem plab> trouon bic Germ Bebnfe II
|8r. ouein 0e9en 5000 Yfunp an 5i@
|bra1ten. Der winterli9c pel;f1niq,
5err 8. 2%6pentein fbt jebt in Der Dole
urp madt'p ie" rebfauf9en @eldaite fiji
oaS befannte 6auS uQmann inSt Yanl
rely. Gbtea9p. { 2'~
Beam tenpabl Gurnz
Yereins,- c1p elmer tlrSli6% abeebaltenen
@ei&dftSoerlan,1nluns oe65 Gerein6 muir
ben bic fpl9encen Beamten fir ca6 lau>
fenpe 5albjabr erm6blt:
Wm. Yfdnoer, 1. &or1iBcr
81. Slider, 2. @orlber, ..r
81 5eniaeL prot. @drihfibrer>
6. Wiecemann, correir. n
Ct. &pps, S9obmeil ter,
s, petrY, /. Gurnwart>
s.. S6>palp, 2. Gurnpart>
Gprfano6wabl Der Breien
@emeince.:-3Der Bcritanc beitebt
aus:
@m, pfdnper, S. @pmmel, DpNer,
u. 9eni9el> q. TilGer Gbas @aener>
81. 6ieli6er.
55&t trasi19es Greisntb.
= 3wei &incer, >ppppn ros altete 3
Sabre alt, n~erlpren am 4. Suit, unter
ieltlamen l~1mitdnben ibr .2eten. Gin
SIR. @rif itb> in Cambria Blue Garth
@ounty> bate am e%enonnten Sag NIT
Grau feline @pbnuns nerla1en unb feline
4 &incer, ppYpn las Nelteite Elm &nate,
8 Sabre alt mar, gu 6aul e 9ela17 er:
Die &inoer iptelten rdbrenp Der Mbwez
lenbeit Der Gltern nit Teuer, in 6ploe
baron elm StaQ a%bbranrte. MuS Turdt
Dor ber Strafe, Bic ibnen Don @eiten IT,
res etpas rpben @aters gum Seftez
rem nit 5drte III Tbeil nurbe, Fl1teten
fe ii6, Die beicen Melte(ten na9 Dem
8alp, bic jin9lten aber 9erapesu IN cine
Wa1erpflbe, in Der fe elenp %ertranten.
Die eriteren fonnten erf in ipdtr' Na9t
mierer auf9efunben rperoen uno .>poren,
aus Nn9f DOR tbrem @ater> faum ~ be-
pesen> mad 5au8 3uriid3ufebren. ~
:" (Ypn) :
Mm lebten Samfa9 fam e6 am
Grpp &irer smii@en eini9en Mdnnern,
peren Narnen un8 als .. 5ppfin6> pbil.
@ibbpns, 6. BaQ unb Mugut" Bistie
mit9etbeilt wtrren, iulnannebmli@feiten,
bic carnit eneetet; baB 8i6fte benz @ibz
bons ,uno. 8au Meferitide beibradte.
Or. Murpby bon St. Yaul &purpe bin
Q%ufberufen bic Serwunceten 81 teban<
helm. 8istie ip4 nod ,1iat a~rrttirt fem.
o. 0n.IfLI>rA L>CLL ~ ..ItTLL, .
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1t"'lW'"'o otFe' (eo1 SeVtlUtlt
Tam{lie llnp jertr ro& Bilpun9 trebenz
Der Menld, er 1et Nrbeiter> &aufmann
pper 8eamter, Elm CONCENTRATIONS 9erifon,
in cem er ;u leiner Belebrun9 na&5dla>
gen fam, penn ibm teiln 2eien Der 3eiz
tun9 Deer zines 8u9es, I'M @el9aft8le<
ben pper i'm @elprd@ NIT Treunpen it,
seno ettpas aufit1bt, woriber cr Grfldz
tur,9 punidt. 5ier 1T eas ni9t her
GaQ;, uno apars oebbalb nt6t neil rie in
Deuti9lanp erlhienenen @onper1aticnsz
2srifa unp Gneptlprdoier, IL 0ut iie aud
lunft iein mSaen, lber Mues, mas amez
rttantf@e @trbdltni11e in Bcz
3iebung aufpplitit, iociales 2eben> Stride
Sdule> Geographic, @eidt6te, Statitif
Topographic, Geographic NaturwiIenz
idaft,' @eri6t6tpelen, @emerbe> 6anrel
unp2 @onrel,' STUNT, Qiteratur, Gbeater
Il. n. bettift e II twleper oaenl<
& enb,% finpi o. r' 49'd n3li9 i'm
Std loffen mdbreno bod Der III
Mmerifa lebenee Deut19e III einem
lolaen @erte gan; telonrers AUDI oenlz
genie unp pole N%uetunft lber' Mucs, mas
a m'erttani 9 @erbdltniGe 'tbetrift
fnren mtu..@i1tt'bE'" M >~1.:!HG'r11
a1;D itlem} rirflideir golfstecurfniB Der
III rtn @ereini9ten t Staaten leteroen
.Deutlden w,ito' nun jras1.D u'tl9
G n, e'rifanff9elG pe1attp g.
2eritpn, rrelde6 rom eriten Septemteir
ab III balbn,rnatli9eno 2%ieferun9en a Is
Gents bel @erbaro In Sem Yort erideint,
.atbelfen unlp5 intetn pir;rte Nufmetlamz.
felt rer Qtler. auf riefeS @erfH lenfen
9lauben mir ''nrfiiddt ;u piel suI 1}aSen,; rpenn
mir annebmen, ras pieles 8ett 'lsbr balp
cine 10 grc6e;3 1Werbrtitung& f1cen tpirr
r iii feline anrete, Ibitr er(9ientne' otuti9e
Qualification siulyrr.. n Dag rieies1 7@erf
(einr Originally ieiin' tldtiaes wetreu: miro
rofulr tur9t Inns niGt, autin Ter Nalr,e
rea nit rtr literarii&en 2eitun9 betrau.
ter Yrcf. S@em,, eiat6 Mannes, Ter 'fl@
lett 2sSabrett Den I'll ebrtnrpQjtenj Nauen
in eer aueritaniiden 2%iteratar aerporben
Sat, itnrern aud 9tte 1folaenrer Mamen
rerrtt Waitarbeiter 81. s. Mltbpf in Nepr
.ycrf 81. Bloept . II Ner yort; Iuco
Bradppstt IN CT 2ouis ; preo! 8rctn'
III tMuento1rn Or 9e. Douai In Stem
igcrf = Or: Duuon in Mt,p2 2)ort;; Clinton
gidbof in Reml yprf preb Giienlobr- in
Cincinnati prcf. IS. Slider in 9fep
Btuns,pidF;; &arl @6rp Ma9nus
0roe' in New gorf:a Or. Griecri&
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q Sc ernfer pic @aHenltunsen1p Ser SUI
aenp betrieben mu,cen, Jim 70, .+nnebr Iab
man aud pie N%ptbwcnpiiefe; t ein>. ibnen
einen 9rSberen umfqng iu,> >,gete>nl u1tp'
nibt Bios NIT Dem unterri9t nit ccr
5anpbabuna Ron 8ofen> uni 1T: elez
tmentaren uebun9sn, Su ,be9niisen. Go
entltanp, per @epanff, cine Mniabl 0orps
81 pereini9en uro nit iibncn' 9r1bere Dfaa-<
n1rers, aus;uflbren,5 SIN Sabre 1854
muroen ST, pie(em, 3weds Die. 1ailitnlntiiz
den &apetten rea' .&anton, Maraoruii
aqh Marau 1einselaeen::p, u' ",Webnliht
3ulammenjuuee faneen ip6ter 1mn]iisperhplt
in cMaraun 3pfn9en,, 8rasA QQenSbuta
uno 8aptn itatt unp N~pfangSSlptfmtbe1r
1856 perlamuielten I9 %cie 7fllimmtli@en'
&orettenforpS Der blltdett SaweiA III.
Bird, pp| tNe ,betnabe 5000 W}dni,, fart
urt:r ter, 2eitung r,ee@ eide9en. ID!berittn
E3r9ler, Ste ,S6la@t parfeuten, tpelae
i'm udmliden ,Monate ,bes sSabres. 1899
uno aui ben, ,ndpltdtn GSrrrain piu6ran=
splen unter Wla0ena >seaer1' ,eiiet SeRerrei>
&er4plnle !&uali1it:np3 1une graberspYi: &arl sc
~As"'"'tti1 ,R9H n21nd IIw sra raj
Die|e Ar6bcren 3ujammenslae ernie
E{en ii@ in ibrenW irfunAeng I, sorlrei1iA,
raf man f& entl6les. iIetin pe6y Spatm
Frer mititdrii6em Grsiebuns au3unebmtnt
i9to6 maru IS etsRantpn Mor9au> pelz
der bier p%oran9ina. 1861 muteeni
ldmlntli&ti aarsauilbe &%aeettentprpS,
rurb S6lubnahme eesRtsieruneeratbse
untcr Der GbuauINdt Bic Muitdrpiref.f
[tien eeteQt BIC ram AVID fofprt Bic Sc,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29
i. W. BRINTN ALL,
A. II. BRINTNALL.

PARKER's Fence Posr DRrvuR.-A sim.
ply constructed machine which will enable
three men to drive the posts for one hundred
and sixty rods of fence in tw. I've hours, do
ing the work better than would be possible
by digging, would seem to be very valuable
acquisition for the farmers of Buchanan
Mr.. |. J. Parker, Of Buffalo Grove, has
invented such machine, and now offers
rights for its use and manufacture at reason.
able figures. The following cut represents
the ma,hne so plainly that little DESCRIPTION
is necessary. 1t is easily and cheaply con-
st.ucted --any farmer at all skilled in the
use of saw and hammer can make his own
post driver. Messrs. B. B. Warren, Albert
Tanner, VIM. Dana, John Gould, John
NJ. Gone, L. Linton and ]. I. Cotant, all
practical farmers, who have used this ma
chine, unite in pronouncing it IA valuable
labor saving machine, setting the posts
firmer in tie ground than can be done with
the spade" aud they recommend it for gen.
eral use. For further information, sppli-
cation may be made to Mr.. ]. T. Parker,
Buffalo grove Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29

New ADyEETisENENTs.-Je furnishes
two cards, this week, Mr.. N. r. Eastman,
Attorney at Law and Land Agent, has
located at Jesup several weeks and
has already won the confidence and respect
Of ~ people. He will attend faithfully to
any business intrusted to him.
Mr.. n. Beoson is skiliul tailor, located
on Young ST., Jssup. lie deals altogether
in custom work and piece goods, and will
doubtless give the best satisfaction to all Gus.
toners.
Mr p. II. Vinegar, Of this city, calls the
attention Of farmers to seeders and harvcst>
crs for which he has the general agency
Mr.. Vinegar has nothing to do with second
class machinery, believing it poor policy not
only for the farmer, but also for himself, to
deal IN poor implements. Read his adver.
tisemenG
We ak attention to the card Of Mr.. j..
Slade, wholesale and retail dealer in Sag>
inaw Lumber, No. 1872 Kingsbury ST., foot
Of Ohio, North Branch Chicago.
Messrs. Turner 4 Mellsh also present
their compliments to the public, and invite
an inspection Of their stock Of Dry Goods,
Furnishing Goods, White Goods &C., rs
well q their Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing
machines, one door west OF the Montonr.
Their sales room is fitted up in an elegant
and attractive style.
See official notice of Gcucral terms Of
Court.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29
Special Notices.

Go to George Smale for the double Crys-
tai pebbls glass, which restores the eyes to
their former strength, SO that people can
see after using them for while, without
glasses. 3I-2m
A BIG TAArE ;-P H. Vinegar, whose
cald will be fon nd in another colume, has
bought for the trade Of Iowa, fire Hundred
Of the Prairie City Seed SOrsrs. This is
truey labor sa, ing machine for To farmer
aud takes we'll when introduced. Parties
wishing this machine should order early, ~
they are going of i ST. 20 ean % the agent
at the store of r. r. Plane i Go. Ware.
house at Depot 4 secure "The Best"
II Won want picture framed in good style
go to Glass Furniture Store, corner Main 4
Walnut st.
Bowley has just received tho largest stock OF
ladies and gentlemcns furs ever brought to this
city.
Call and see those beautiful Kid Glovesat
R.ddclfs.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29

MORE PArENTs.-Buchanau county seems
TO have nearly u monopoly OF Iowa invea-
tions. AT any rate whatever genius in that
direction is exhibited outside her borders
may be regarded simply in the ligh, of pro-
vinciallsm. She is the Queen, before whom
oil others bow in undisguised admiration.
Nowhere else has the patent right business
been reduced to such complete system, or
made productive of such remarkable results
The specially for the last year or two has
been seeders. 1t would require consider,
able space to simply snamerate the
inventions, good bad and Indifferent, in this
line alone. We will only mention the fact
that during the week euding Jan. 18th, pats
snts for seeders we're issued to II. c. Kellogg,
Of Quasqueton, ind S. S. Clark and j. q.
Whitney, Independence.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29

House called to order by the President.
Harriet Wheaton appointed critic.
Orator absent.
Essay by Lizzie Dawes subject, A good
wife.
Essay by Emily Flickinger subject, as
pirations. ..s,.
Defamation by charles Brooks; subject
the tailor boy.
Debate.
Question.
Resolved, That Lafayette deserves more
praise than Washington.
AT, d. McKinzie and Benz. F. Knight
Neg, 8. N. Braden and Jas. Coughtry
Decision in favor Of the affirmative.
Judges, Messrs. G. S. Dawes, Thomas
Kinney and Marion Sells.
Extemporanious Orator, A. I. Flickin'
ger.
The report of the committee Gu lights was
accepted.
Mcssrs. MnLly, and CLANCY House, Miss
! rraanie House aad Miss Ada Knight werl
admitted as members.
Report of critic.
Programme for two weeks.
Orator, ]. II. Carter.
AFT, Jas. Coughtry.
Neg, Henry Coughtry.
Essayists, Mrs. Brooks and Harriet NJ
Wheaton.
Select reading, Miss Emily Flickinger.
Declaimers, Frank Dawes aud John
Hardy.
RoBERr WHITE, President.
DANL. B. WHEATON, Jr., Sec.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29

The newspaper project at Jesup is fairly
under way. We understand there are
two propri.iors, aud that the paper is to be
IN eight column sheet. 1t will be great
feather in the cap Of Jesup if she gives the
new enterprise paying support. The mon-
eyed men Of Jesup ought to lass at least
thousand dollars, to give it good start. If
the proprietors need loan, don't grind them
down with 20 per cent, which is enough
u kill almost any public enterprise.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29

Bishop Ice viii oniciatc at ST. James
Church, ID. W. next Sunday, morning and
evening.
During the morning services, Rev. W. W.
Es.abrook will be INSTITUTED Rector, and the
Bishop will administer the Rite of confr>
nation in the evening
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29
Agricultural Society, byron Town.
ship.

The citizens Of Byron Township met a
Byron Center Jan. a3d, and adopted the .ol
lowing constitution:
Arr. l. This society shall be known ant
designated as the Byron Township Farmers
Club. lis object shall be 70 improve tn
condition of agriculture and stock in its va
rious branches, and general discussion o
such subjects. We do hereby organize our
selves into q society.
A.r.2. The o.licers of The society shal
consist of President and Vice Presidcn.
a Secretary, a Treasurer and an Executive
Committee ofthrec, of which the President
shall be one officers to be elected annually
at the January meeting.
ART. ,. The President shall preside a.
Chairman at all meetings of the club and
in his absence, the Vice President shall
perform The duties of the President.
Arr. 4. 1t shall be the duty Of the Seore'
tary to make aud keep a record Of the pro-
ceedngs Of the society, with individuals, and
with the general committee in the further>
ance of the objects of the society, and fur
nish an abstract Of its proceedings to two
county papers, and in the absence Of that
Secretary the President shall appoint one.
ART. 5. The Treasury shall have charge
of all monies Of this society, and shall pay
them out on the vote of the society all or.
ders to be signed by the President or Vice
President, countersigned by the Secretary,
and shall make a report Of the receipts and
expenditures at the annual meeting in jan
uary.
Arr. 6. The Executive Committee shall
have general supervision Of the club finan.
cially, and shall PROFOUND subjects for dis j,
cussion.
ART. I. The extra meetings of this club
shall be called by the President and Exa-
cutive Committee.
ART. g. Any person may become .
member Of this club by signing the Consti.
tuition.
ARr.9. This Constitution may be altered
or amended by majority of votes, at any
regular meeting after giving one months
notice, the proposed amendments to be in
writing.
Arr. 10. Five members shall conati.
tute quorum, to transact any business Of
this society.
ART. |. The annual meeting of this So
cety shall be on the first Saturday, in
JAN, at Byron Center.
Officers for the ensuing year.
Presdcnt-MlLroN HOUSE,,
Vice President-HHNRY CouGnrRy,
Treasurer-DANlAL b. WHEATON,
ommitee-MlLroN House, S. G. PIERCE,
MICHAEL AYERS,
Seeretary--B. KNIGHT.
The following is list of the persons who
have signed the Constitution and become
members of the club.
G Dawes, Charles Shoemaker,
Michael Ayers, Henry Coughtry,
w S Ayers, Henry Barr,
d B Wheaton, Wm Her,
Isaac Hearne, G Morgan,
Daniel b Wheaton, Jr., Robert White,
} l. Cross, Milton Flickinger,
John Meyre, james Coughtry,
Marion Sells, CT Yaw,
L G Dawes, Leonard Sells.
Question for discussion. The benefits re-
sulting from agricultural societies.
Society adjourned to meet again on Sat>
urday, the 9th of February, 1869, at Byron
Center, at one o'clock.
Is. KNIGHT, Secretary.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29

WINTHROP, Iowa. JAS. &c, 90.
ED BULLETIN, Dear Sir The under
signed desire, through your paper, 70 expires,
our heartfelt thanks to the friends, who gather
ed OF our residence on the r. NJ. and ovsniag
of the 22d inst, not only for their liberal dona-
ton netting, in cash and cash value $l36.3S,
but also for their words of kindness and love
We would also warmly thank those who have
on other occasions, recently, made us GLAD with
their substantial favors, which 10 cash vaius
would increase the above TO more than $3.50
l.. W BRINTNALL,
A. IL. BRINTNALL.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
AGENTS WANTED
For the Reople's Edition Of
Conybeare & HOwsons Life and
Epistles Of
ST. PAUL,

With a Eloquent and Ab,s Preliminary Dis
REV. LEONARD BACON, D. D., u Tale
College.
Embracing graphic and eloa.sat delieeasion
Of the Early Life, education, eoaversioa. teach
cutions aud missionary career Of ST. PAUL I;
thus constituting living picture Of the great
Apostle, and Of the circumstances By which he
was surrounded.
No work in the guage approximates it.
Rev. Mark Hopkins b. D., President Williams
College.
Solid, curidi.e, elegant, worthy the highest
comnendation. Bishop Thomson, Of Ills.
DR.. Bacon's name in connection with this
edition is . tower Of Strength. Rev. JOS. +.
Tuttle, d. D., Pres. Wabash College.
Unexcelled BY anything extant Pres. Steel.
Lawrence University, Wisconsin.
think this the noble work Of the age. Rev,
c. W. Mattoon, Monroe. Mich.
The most Interesting and instructive work
that has ever fallen under ny notice. Pres.
Caswsll, d. d. LII. D., Br~on University, r. I.
In Ms sphere Il Aas no equal in interest or val
ue, nor could yea easily publish better book.
Rev. Willis Lord, ID. D., Chicago.
/ do heartily recommend il 10 . faithful and
valuable guide in the study Of the Scriptures.
Bishop McIlvaine.
A mcst valuable wsrk learned, accurate and
written In . style peculiarly attractive and ell
oquent. Rev. +. Merrick, b. b. LII. D., Pres.
o. wesl. University.
II is one Of the NEST valuable works ever is.
sued from the press. Rev. Cyrus Mutt, d. d.
Pres. Ind. State University.
work of great merit. A % God send Prof.
Finney, LII. D., Oberlin College.
/ regard it as one Of the best books written.
Prof Stowe.
A life-breathing biography. Rev. Geo. Ret
tig, DID,, Dubuque.
Send for Circulars with full particulars. terms
and testimonials. Address. JONES, JU n
KIN 4 CO., l07 South Street, Chicago
Ill. 3l-4w
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29


SPEECH OF Ma. ALLIsox.-By reference
to the remarks of Mr.. Allison in Congress
upon the bill providing for tue construction
the Niagara Ship Canal, given on our 6rss page
j, will DO seen that our able member is fully alive
to the interest Of the North West. While he u
strong advocate Of economy in the administra-
tion Of the affairs Of the Government he never
theless believes there are certain interests Of
sush vital importance to the prosperity Of the
Northwest, that the Government should lend
helping hand in securing their advancement
Economy may sometimes be 80 stringent - e
ovcrrsaoh itself At any rate canal connec
tion with the lakes BY way Of the Wisconsin
river would be worth millions Of money t.
Nor.hern Iowa and Minnesota.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-29

We have q town in this county where q
Isaor saloon keeps close company with q
scAool house. Sixty boys and girls are com
psIlsd almost daily to witness scenes, and 70
listen to conversation of the most debasing
and demoralizing character. The effect up-
oathe school is SO tangibly fearful that the
teacher, most cstimable lady, is sorcly en-
hazsassed for means 10 neutralizs the dread>
fsl poison.
Every week evidence enough to convict the
miserable vagabond Of violations Of the laws
ofthe, State might be secured, but the peo-
pIe simply lack the courage to enforce the
lsus and purge their neighborhood Of an in-
solerable nuisance. What! any law abid>
ing citizen of Buchanan afraid to prosecute
an Infamous criminal! For shame! The
Ths majesty Of the law and the majesty Of
public opinion are the mighty powers at your
back. And yet you tremble!