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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

Tho Washington eorresp pendent Of
the Sunday Dispatch says Ina. "Bish-
OPP simpsoa b saidto be dabbling in
the rbila3elfbia appointments. II
80 il Is not The frat time tho Bishop
has forgotten lhe Msster'si injunction,
My Kingdom is aot Of this world. y
- p,t,.Js,q.,t Peashl,-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

YIN MI TTAHHTSUNs
San Antonio H. "a, Marcel %.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

thsse violent msa Wa . ~ BY The
name Of Moore, who lay ost IL ~
bsshss duriag The war, sd Who e.
deavorsd, At is Close, 70 govern il 10
thsir own roagh way, ard we're she
causs Of many serious aifculsiss.
Page was = mas Of low eAsrsstss,
and not rsspeossd ~ the white pse>
pls. Mia prscties. vas sosassa "a
tirsly to negroes. H hsa asss 90
thing, however, to vsrrsss the treat
most he received, ard thsss vas :
general feeling Of indignation aad
sbhosrenoe 4 ~ usssdsr sd musila>
ton. ae
1owles and Capt. Hin are not sup
posed 10 have had any cesascsios,
discelly or indireetly, viii this afair,
asS Why they are uulss arrest is not
ksnwn From what ~ saa lsara
there is no disposition il Wa zasdt
County TO justify crias o. shield
crinisals eopsseees.l;, With proper
onccrs, there would bs 10 ssswss for
military interference. II there are
pat nrooer ofieerx the hult liz viii
The sailitsry eounssAss uhs hss TIE
povsr Of sapoistssss asa removal u
plsAsass. Whist i sses.ssdlsasy, IL
The natter, 10, shst shsss frssbiss
should exist Ia . eoansy tAai, dasiae
tho var was supposed y have little
synPashS With the cosfsSsssey, and
sisee its close, has bssn eleessd ~ The
pas essslIesss ssion q e radically
tssaty II H. esah.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01

HoNE ENTHUSIASTICALLY young foiks
Of the Soldiers Orphans Home gave an en-.
tertainment last Thursday ewing in the din
ing ball Of the Home building, consisting Of
destinations, coiloquies, singing, &c. A
large number Of our citizens were presen,
and All seemed to bs highly pleased and
much gratifsd with the several perform
ances. The arrangement was quite good
and the parts assigned 10 each one were
carried out in good style. The improves
ment Of the children has been marked with
in the past few years. Under thorough
discipline and aud competent instructors
they are advancing rapidly. While We arr
pleased to say Of the past that the Home
has been under good management, We MAY
Justly claim that it was never in bette,
hands than it is now. Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker
are giving universal satisfaction 60 far II
we are able to ascertain, both in the Home
and outside. The children bear the evil
dences Of good care and proper training
they look bsallhy, contented and happy.
The untold blessings which the Home Il
bestowing on these orphans, may be ~,
allied more fully in witnessing IN entertain
ment Of this character and by contrasting
their mast condition with Whist Il il now
A gentleman from IN adjoining town wh,
was sitting beside ps during the evening
remarked that there were four children
there from his place, whose father vs. kill
"a il the army aud whose mother had since
BECOME 0 women Of bed character, and ths
children before they we're taken TO the Home
living little better than hogs. They be-
changed 80 much - scarcely 70 Be Seeog
nixed. All honor 70 the labors Of ths Pcs
and present in sbi. gloricut finssart.--Cs
| DIR Eolle Gn@ette.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01


II turns on; that nis the publishers Of Tux
GarAxr who have secured that greatest u the
years literary pyizes-the new ser ial s,cry. by
GaAsLes RRsAnr, fcrwhich ;he popular author
II is said. is TO receive any Thousand dollars
from them and frem.hs English publishers. The
new story viii be commenced earl, in the year
TINS GAIAxr has also purchased the advanced
sheets % the new story, ~ Mrs. EpwAsrs. the
author of"Stevsn LawresEc, lcen,an.o aud
Archie Lowell, two OF the most successful Of
recent novels. This attractive serial will be
commenced in the Januar, number. With these
two su,hers smcny its stars Tus GALAxr prom
Uses 10 shine brilliantly during the coming year.
But II BY no means stops with them. RICHARD
GRANT WalrE, whose scholarly articles gu
Words and their Uses" have been doing so
much for good English, is 10 contribute TO the
volome for 1899, series Of papers on 'Ameri.
eanisms." DR.. W. \. HAAxoNp, the leading
American authority on diseascs Of the mind and
nerves. and An able writer, 10 to furnish some
papers in his important specially. Erssss
Benson. who Is gaining wide rcrutatio. -
brilliant essayist, is to snayzc. in series OF ar.
ticlcs the characteristics Of the leading journal.
Goodwin. W. II. Huribus, and others. Another
noticeable series Of articles will be criticisms
upon the principal living American authors.
Besides these Scientific. Social, Literary, Prac-
teal. and Economical Articles are promised
by Prot. T. L.. Ycumans. II. T. Tuckerman.
Edmund C. Stedman. Schele de We're. Justin
Mccarthy (ihe editor Of London MoRSiSs SrAa,
now Visiting this eoansry.l wm. R. Alger,
John Meredith Read. Jr., and other we'll
known writsr~. From Mark Twain. humor-
cue articles may b. eapseesd. From Henry
james. Jr- Harriet Prescott spO6ord. Cars-
line Chesebrc. Jane O. Austin. John Eaten
Cooke. and oshers. Short Stories and Skstchss
Taxing the GAlaxys prOspestss iar 1853.
altogether. II o6trs enc Of the most tsmpsing
bills Il hEs % magazine rsaders ever set be-
fore an American public.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01

There are many different ways Of pre-
sen,ing the same truth. A teacher is al.
most constantly presenting truths to the
minds q children; and we seldom find two
teachers who present the same truth in the
same manner, each one having A. theory
Of his own.
Teachers may be divided into two classes
First, those who rely upon themselves; Sec
ond, those Who rely upon the Text Book 70.
success. The 6rss clasa, are generally ,hose
who have theory Of their own, and the cue.
sess Of this elasa a. depends upon The mer>
It. Of their theory, aud their ability to pu, i,
in practise.
In illustration Of this s.atemenA let us look
st one Of this first class Of teachers while at
work: He has On advanced class in Arith>
me,ic on the floor. working BY bis theory.
He asks the class, what is Arithmetic ?
They answer, the science Of numbers. This
answer, teacher Of the second class would
accept and pass without notice; but the
first class, or ocdes Of teschers here calls up
bis theory and applies it, without differing
materially from tie Tex, Book. He will by
his theory, illustrate the difference givea iu
the book - in the above case. He says :
Arithmetic Is the science Of numbers and
the art Of calculation being more than q
classified knowledge oil numbers, Tor besides
having that, We mus. understand the art Of
using them thus drawing out, or comple,,
ing the di6nition Of the Text Book.
He may By the Aid Of his theory. teach
pupils in one class, who are supplied with
text books By different authors thus be will
be able to classify his school in such a man
ner as to have fewer classes than By the old
method, CHASING his schools according to
their proficiency in the science they propose
10 study.
1t is very evident that We need some meth>
cd BY which We may be able to have fewer
classes in onr schools thus getting more
time to devote to each class. A uniformity
of Text Books would remedy the evil; but
the almost impossibi'iiy Of getting uniform
Text Books has emboldened Us to suggest
theoretical or topical ;saahing ~ . matter
of avoiding the difficulty.
CLuSDAoA.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01

hood, ana BY the use he makes of the gifts
Of nature
am aware lha, many people say ,ha,
such sentiments may sound well, bu, they
will not clo,he nor feed US. Tha, is true TO
a certain extent. We arc no, to suppose
that the wants Of our physical natures are to
ba neglected in any degree. This is WHY
We should study the more: this is why we
wan, edaes,ion. For Ne caaao, live in ODE,
,iience to natures laws, unless We understand
those laws.
In order, then, most successfully TO carry
forward the great work OF intellectual aud
moral culture, end to secure to ourselves
the fullest benefits Of education in the pres
eni lie, and in the life 10 come, We should
strive to AcqaAiat ourselves with the iaws BY
which We are governed, and to ever yield
ready, cheerful aud Uniform obedience 70
those laws. J.F,G.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01

RIPaIT or TEE FcrRTH AupIroR.-We
have received the report OF the Fourth Au>
diicr Of he Treasury, Judge S. J. w. Tabor,
far the fiscal year ending June 30, 1868.
The business Of the Fourth Auditors Office
rsisies to the navy, and is organized in
to eight devisions, viz: Record, Bookkeep.
ers', P.izs Money, Navy, Pensions, &c.
Allotment, Payments, Navy Agents, and
General Claim. In the statement Of cor
rrsrondence we notice that 1869 letters
were received and 32,755 written. Ia The
Botlkserrs' division, the amount of the
acquisitions ensered,is 5,5ss, GGa.7l. The
shoie amount Of prize money dsbursed
vas lbs, 1896. In the Psymaster's divis>
ions the cash endorsements amounted TO
Slsyeas,s75,o7. With reference to his eler-
zeal forge, Judge Tabor remarks: III has
heen my endeavor, during the the past year,
10 employ the force Of this Office constantly
and to employ i, Likewise, usefully for the
government. The amoupt Of work will ulti
-St ~ sesss h&ES l0e AceuWul&tlOn o.
business occas:oped By the war is cleared
OF and the necessary records non in progres.
are completed. When this exigency arises
twill, Of course, lie mr. dnty 70 reeo. 1meDt
The dasmlssion Of such clerks Is ere no Il ug
er needed. During the past year the mum.
Ter Of male clerks on the roll has been IL
less than the number allowed by the statut.
regulating the Office, and tue number OF a.
males employed is four less than hitherto
There has been . large percentage OF sick
ness Ia the Office during the past year. aut
in several instances cases Of disease ha ),
occurred which endured not only Tor weeks
but for monihs. As monthly reports Q
these facts, however, have been regularJ
made, have net felt at liberty TO recon
mend disinissions on account a such yis,
atoms. although The working force of IN
Office has been diminished thereby 10 ~
amount Of not less than i've clerks. a.
pleased that can reiIerate The praise whic
] have hitherto bestowed npon he clerks o
this Office. A. persons who are 10th isilbfi
ssd capable, Notwithstanding some occa
eiOnsi insisnles Of s want u ikat prom
and continued attention 80 duty whic
completes aid rounds the character ofugasi
able cevd Conduct.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01
PROHIBITION rs. LICENSE.

The advocates o! license in our own
State have always boldly asserted
that less liquor would be sold nndcr a
license law than under s,rirgen,
prohibi,csy law. Our prcsent law is
not rrohihitory, excepting so far as
relates to the stronger hquo,s, native
wine and lager beer he,n:, exempt.
T'is exemption has only the effect
10 defeat in measure the operations
Of the law relative TO stronger liquors,
inasmach as they are sold under Gov.
or Of vine and beer. Hence our pres.
cat law is no fair criterion by which
10 Judge OF the comparative eti.
CLERGY Of prohibi,ory and license
laws in msderating the sale Of in
intoxicating drinks. Massachusetts,
Vermont and Maine, on the contrary,
have given fair trial TO prohibi,ory
laws Massachusetts. during the past
year, has been living under a license
law passed By the last winters Legis-
,ature. Now let US examine carefully
the official re.uyrs OF the amount of
iqaor sold at retail in States having
prohibitnry laws and in States ha, ing
license laws. Certainly no one can re.
tnte the logic Of figures, and If it shall
appear that under licenec laws :hrce
times as much liquor is sold at retail
as under proh;bi,ory laws, let the ad-
voca,es of license yield to the logic Of
;ignres and hold their peace until they
can snbetaniiate their assertions by
something better than bold asscr-
tons. Our figures are from last years
report, when Massachusetts, Vernon,
and Maine were living under prohibi-
'ory laws Liquors were retailed in
Massachusetts, 10 the amount Of $e3
per capita for the whole population ;
in Maine. Si3 per capita; in Vermont,
sls per capita. On the other hand
he license States Of New York, New
Jersey and Wisconsin sold respect.
lively, t62, s6s aud $50, per capita.
Now compare the aggregate sales Of
he following prohibitory States with
thosc four license States containing
nearly the same population.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01
Goes Cough Balsam!

This long tried and popular Remedy ia again
called TO the attention vi the public. As often
as the year rolls around, the pfcprietors annually
make there bow to the people, and remind them
that amongst the many things required for the
health, comfort and sastenance oil the namil,
thrnngh she long md tedious months 0. winter
Goes Cough Basam should not he Tor gotten
For years II has been household edicine-
mothers anxious fer the safety OF their children
ana MI who suffer from any discsc of the throat.
chest and lanSs, cannot afford to be without IT,
In addition to the ordinary fonr ounce so long
IN the market, We now furnish our mammoth
family sire bottles, which will. in common with
the ether sise, DO fcsnd 1t all Drug Stores.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01
!" TINE ONLY REMEDY,
From =. ". CLOSE, Independence. Ioxa

From 2. ". CLOSE, 7ndtpendenee, lora.
Mr.. c. R. WALLACE, Drrgsist:
In reply to your inquiry ~ to rssul.s in u.s.
ing the bottle Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure I pur-
chased from yon, I take the first opportu ity 10
state that after suffering with Dyspepsia for
twenty years, I have found that Goes Dyspep.
STA Cure 10 the only remedy which will give me
relief, and l would reccoiA mend Il to any one
. good remedy for oil that Il u recommended.
Yours truly, T. W. CLose.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01
AxEs, SroRr Co., Nov. -, 1865.

ANS. SfoSf So., NOV. -, lctS.
CorSrY SrrKRlSrENDExr;
Dear SIR The Trustees have de-
cited that those representative districts which
by reason of short notice have failed to send
a pupil to the Iowa State Agricultural Coll
lege, shall have the privilege Of sending one
at the opening of the regular year on the Sd
Wednesday Of March, 1869.
II there are ;xo or more counties in enc
district then the Superintendent. Of ,ha, coun-
~ in which the present repn sentative resides
may send ans pupil for saeh representative.
II there is one or more representative dis
,ricts the Superintendent of such county may
send one pupil for each representative 4sthe
opening Of the regular year provided be has
not already done so.
QUALIFICATIONS FOR ADMISSION.
lsf Examine all the candidates for adj
mission TO the Agricultural College in Gram.
mar, Geography, Arithmetic, Reading. Spell
ing and PeImaashIp, and, if only one Of
them is thoroughly acquainted with these
branches. give him certificate Of admission
II more than one candidate shall be found
qualified for admission, then decide by lot
which Of these shall be entitled to = csrti6>
cate.
2. All lots must be drawn and the GER
ti6cases given on the second Wednesday of
February. No certificate tor the next term
will be valid unless daied on that day.
3. As soon - possible after the drawing,
write the President Of The College giving him
the name OF the snccessfal candidate and the
address and qualifications Of al other can
dida,es.
4. IF you have already sent one pupil for
each representative, examine al other can
didates who may present themselves before
the second Wednesday of February and send
the Presiden, the address Of those who are
qualified 10 enter the College.
For information respecting the objects,
departments, courses Of study, government
and general policy Of the Iowa State Agri>
cultural College, zee the accompanying re-
port of the President
EIpeases ere reduced to the lowest figure
possible. No charge Is made for room, light,
OF fuel Board u furnished snd washing
done At actual cost. Students make . small
deposit once month for board and settle
all accounts at the end Of the term. Incl
dental expenses are limited to the injury ao>
tually done TO the furniture and rooms.
Books may be had at the institution q, whole.
sale price. Students work two hours day
in the months Of March, April, October and
November, and three hours . day in Nav
june, July, and August, and are paid from
three to ten cents IN hour.
The winter vacation three mon,hsJ will
enable many students to teach in the winter
schools.
Mere than half Of the State Is nov repre-
sen,ed in the Agricultural College aud the
Trustees are anxious that the entire Slats
should have an equal participation in its ben
efts. They eatrust this matter to you with
the earnest request that you will give early
publicity to this Circular and send the re
ports fthe President elect TO the promineu
citizens Of your coua'y.
A. 8. WHICH. President Elect.
B. F. GuE, Pres. BID Trustees.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01
AGREAT BLESSING,

From Rer. L. r. WARD. Lorais Co., o.
iand.
Gessiemsn, 1T gives me great pIsasars q
state that NY wife has derived great benefit
from tAs sss Of Cos's Dyspepsia Care She he's
bsen for sunbss u years greatly tssablsd
With Dyspepsia. seosmpaaisd With vielsst
pasoxisms Of constipation. which % prostsstsd
her that shs vas all The while, for months. ~
able 70 do anything. She took, q year IN.
stance, Co.'s Dyspepsia Cure. and Aas derived
GREAT prsEvis xRon n, and 10 new compare.
lively well. She regards this msdicins a.
great blessing. Truly yours,
Jan. 18th, 1855. L. 2. WARD,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01

Total c,225,olo $l31, oS4, AS
VIA; can the advocates of license
say IN view OF these figures? 1t is 90,
claimed BY prohibi,ionists that the en-
lire sale can be stopped, but ouly that
rs means for restricting the sale,
laroAini,ofy laws are far more efficient
lhan license laws. Do not the above
figures prove it?
Here is what the New York 7ri5-
a,te says with reference TO the pres
ent experiment Of Massachusetts with
a license Law;
Several months experience Of the
License law 10 Massachusetts, has re-
-ultel in increasing the number of
liquor shops in Boston from 300 10
: 500, and the number in the State to
ike proportion. The good people Of
Massachusetts think the License law
has had a fair trial, and Oh the whole
llas failed SO signally as to conver,
me previous partial failure Of the Pro
hibilery law into a comparative sue
cess. On the square issue between
License and Prohibition they have
elected IN overwhelming majority Of
prol'ibiiionisis to the next General
Assembly, and the result will be q
repeal OF the License law and return
to prohibition. In parliamentary law,
is well as in the laws OF the human
mind, decision, when once made,
then reconsilercd, and finally reaffirm.
81, i. final. Massachusetts has recon
siaerei her prohibitory policy, and on
reconsideration has reaffirmed it. We
think this will clinch the matter for
he present generation. ii the coming
nan drinks wine in Massachusetts
he mus, drink it on the sly
Some well meaning, but deceived
temperance men, claim that to popu'
liize wine drinking would be to Pre-
mote temperance and restrict the sale
Of intoxicating liquors. California i,
prominently the wine State Of tbs
Cnion,and her sales Of liquor amount
10 sl57 per capita, or more thar
twice as much per capita as in any
other State.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01
BAD TASTE

In the mouth in the morning u one Of the Aymp
tons Of bilious condition " d,sordered ststs
Il the liver, ssd should not. for single day, b,
neglected. q Il 10 but the p remooltory symp
tom OF tram OF evils IN the very sesds OF dis
ease. Procure u once Robsck's blood Pills
sdmnistsr tasm aosordiag TO the directions %
oomPy ng each boz, and the di6ioulty and dea
gss d disease will u oses b removed. Tabor
I'd II win, Agents.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01

II worth peana n ssse. Fever and Agus can
be prsvsntea b eli climate sad in all consti,u-
tons by ths CONSTANT use sf kobask's Stomach
Dittsrs. snd u tines the very worst ease. have
been cured By their sinsly uss. Pssssns living
in mAlarious districts shsaid nevsr be without
then. Tabes aAd Hrwia, Akestx.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01
NOTA BEVERAGE.

Unlike most Of the bittsrs Of the present day
Dr. Robaok's are not Intended ~ . pleasant
stimulating whisky beverage, but are perfectly
medicinal, containing oAly su6cient pure bour-
on whisky 10 hold in solution the medicinal
sxtracivs matter from which they are eon-
posed. Tabor and Irwin, Agents.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01
INDIGESTION

II bot another Hans for Dyspepsia, and the
parsst Il many ilis. Rokseks Stomash Bittsrs
taken in wineglass full doses, directly after
each meal, viii surely eject . pcrmanent cure.
Do net take our word for II, bnt try them.
Tabor and Irwin, Agsnts.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01
LHUOoRRH0,

Or. whites which follow local debility and con
stitutionsl weakness. can be enectuaily cured
by the use Of Koback's Stomach Bitters. DO not
Let tbs druggist sell you any other remedy -
these is,tters ere prepared with especial refer
ance 10 tnis complsiut, and are warranted TO
cure. Tabor sad IRWIN, Agents.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01
DRUGGISTS.

Any druggist in the country will tel you, il
you tax. the trouble to esquire, that every one
that bnys bottle of Goes Dyspepsia Cure
from them, spsSts in the most unqualified
praise Of its great medicinal virtues.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01
sLEEPLEss NIGHTS,

Asa remedy 70 soothe I'll nervous ezc:ts
perht sudin lie tsuest sense . nervine, there 10
herhaps no medc,se extant which 10 received
with SO much favor - Roback's Stomach Bit
tiers wine glass fnll Ding 70 bed 10 81
that is reQired TO Produce sound ana hesithfu
secp. Tabor and Irwin Agents.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01
Read what yosr own Druggist says.
InDEpysbsscg, NAV 4. 1868

The C. G. Clark Co., NEG Haren, Conn.
Gents:- We bave now been selling Goes Dys-
Pebsia Cure for the past six years-snd take
this opportunity to say, that In all cases IL has
given great satisfaction ~ = remedy, and 10 spo-
ken Of in the highest terms by dyspcptics. il
he's Proved itssif great add wonderful Medi-
cine in numerous caesar . csrtsin and speedy
cure Of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Distress after
Eating. Bouring and Rising Of Food, Collie. Fs.
YER and Agss. Bilious Dsrsn gemsnts aud ia
fact al diseases arising from = Aisordersd con
dition OF ths Stomach and Bowels. We Away.
keep ourselves we'll supplied with the article
asd most chsssfuily and soascisatiously recom
nsad Il 70 car custonsrs.
yours very tsuly,
GEORGE 6AALE. Duggist.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01
Keep Your Blood Pure

There are NO remedies. nov before the public
go we'll calculated to partly the blood snd re
construct 80 TO speak the whole system az Ro
backs Blood FARTHER. Blood Pills and Stci
Buffers. Tab0f and Irwin, Agents.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01
As AspunHNr.

There 10 NO medicine 90 much in favor with
those Who are acquainted with their eetioa -
Robsck's Blood Pilis. they ere Ssfe. plsasant
and mild 10 their operaaios. 80 ere purely
vesetsAle ess - takss by ehildsss % veil -
adslts, Try thea Tsbor 90 Irwin. Agents