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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-06
Grbbeben in OeuiIbIant.

Sn Der NaAt pom 5amfa9 auf Cont
tag, unsefatr TINT III 1br, tpurbe am Mtt>
telrbetn Elm @rbheben serlplrt. Mus Sob.
len3 f4retbt man: Die Gri4ltteruns bate
cine Dauer Don 4 bts 5 @eeunben unb sins
In tpeaeafDrmiser 8euesuns benz Mniaeine
mad Don eabweien na4 N%orbpfen. l1n>
ternii4t tpar bteie1be NIT 3met fdrferen
-@tSsen, Don benen naraentli9 Der 1estere 70
fart par, bab er ni4t aGein M6be1 wanfenb
unb netnere @esenfdnbe unafalen n1aGte,
fonbern perurfa&te, bab bic @ebdabe einen
brStnenben Son, dbnli9 benz etnes bumpfen
Ta1es, BON f4 eaben. 5ros Der fpdten
Stunbe uarbe uniere Ginwobnerfdaft burd<
sdnsts 1ebenbte unb an benTenfern erfdien
uberaG 9t@t unb Yeripnex, bic iid seeenfet>
tis dnsfli@ befrasten unb tire Mtttbeilun>
gen austaui9ten. Die Ien1peratur DOR benz
GretentFe mar f6pu1, rte ppr etnem Ct
tpttter ; balb mad btmielben erbpb fi6 Der
@inb. Aus Bonn fdreibt man : Die Gr>
iAitteruns sriolste unsefabr 2 Mtnuter, DOR
III ubr. Dts Mnsaben iber..bie 3abt Der
StSbe fAwanfen spiiaen spei unb {eben.
Die &idtune ldbt fi6 nod nt@t feffeuen.
Die Wirfuns mar 70 ftarf, bab BITE mstften
.8ewpbner unierer Stabt aus benz Sa1afe
gemeft tpurben, sie1e fosar aus Dem 9ett
ipransen ulb UNI t6ulfe rtefen. Sn eineu,
9auie auf Der 8oblenser Strabe 5e1 eine
!Rer3e som Seudter; In anbern 9duieru
bDrte man bas @aieln Der por3enanenen
Wa1ngefdbs~ uebsra1 bemerfte man Elm
!3ttteru Der @ebaube unb2 S9wanfen BET
8etten, mas Defenders in ben pbern Stcd>
perfen pabrsenprnraeu tpurbe. Cine 3atme
8rdbe, we1he In einem an Der @anb tdns>
enben &dfs auf eineH @Sl39en 1senb fd1tef
fiel berunter unb f6rie laut. Oas @erdul9
tpirb pom ben Metites nit benz Nplen eines
fdwer belatenen @astns uereliden. Cine
auf Der eriten Gtaee tdlafenbe Tar,i1ie
s1aubte, Der int Grtsef1efe beFnbltde feu'
erte GelbfAranf fet u%rneefalen. Nnbere
1neinten, Elm ihwerer Stf9 tpiirbe int s3tn,>
r1er fortseiAOben. Die @riaatteruns muir
be auA in Dufe1bprf unb Neupteb febr
beutli6 peripure. r.. sma
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-06
Ser @ dmbere +.

tporper, unter ibnen Mlsr. Galluur,
&easente ber apofuliiden &an3lei uno
W1sr. Nina, pdpflider 6auSpralat.
Die S%crutatoren fammsln bte6 ttmmen
Der Wtt9lieber be6 GpncilS BET ben
Wfttmmun9en. Mud murbe1 biepro-
tonptare beS Gpnctls eruannt,: als iplz
DE teiimmte ber papf bic feben apo
itoltl9en protpnptare. Gbenlo erfpl9te
bic Grnennuna Der Nptare.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-06

Der aIffirenbe Sneenieur bss serunslidten
Ddmpfers eradblte einena Gorreiponbenten eines
Blattes I'M @eitnAi9en bas Mdmli@e, tuas ptr
oben mitsetbeilt babeu, unb fist nod bir3u,
baB ,aur Gin &ettuussbpot unb feine u2ife gre-
ierSers" an 9orb tparen. Scenes Boot batteu
sinise Dedpa1aeiere in 8ef@lao eenun1nten unb
errti4ten nit temitlben has 1fer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-06
Meueifes aus Hpn,.

Npun, IS. Sft. OeternN admitz
tag smil1en 4 unb 5 l1br fanb bic
feierliUe Orunbteinleeun9 sur @es
benf1dule an ra6 Gpntilium auf Dem
plaBe Dor Der STRIDE ct. fYtetro in
Montprio itatt. Inter Der Tunna>
mentsz@ rube waren Draperieen an9ez
tradt auf Der einen Sette 1tancen bic
Worte Plus TX. Deus foyeat, tuea-
tur, sospitet, auf Der anoern: In me-
moriam concilii oecumeniciV aticani.
Der Cardinal Berarpt perri9tete bic
fir9liAe Teierlidfeit. Sn ben Marz
morblpd wuroe cine fleine bleierne
&ilte perlenft unb piele 1peann Bonn
CARDINAL ielbit e%in9etnauert. Sn Ger
bleiernen &ilte befnpen ft6 be urfuace
cieler 0runo itetnle9uns> 1nebrere Grrtnz
nerunas> Wepatuen, unter benen bic
auf ben slct }elbit eeprdste. Dtele Bat
auf rer einen Geite pasB uftbilp pius'
TX, auf Der anpern Seite bic Gpncil5z
Sdule, wie pteielbe projectirt if, nit
Der auf ben Stanpprt. be6 &reuses
Der binbeutenpen Mppfelfariten nrnz
Ibrift Fundamental ejus in mon
THUS sanctis. Die l1rtunoe unter<
setdneten, beppr 1ie III ben bleiernen
&aften serl1lpfen murpe, alS Mu9en<
seuser beS feierliden NetsS ]: ber 9cr@
spe Npbert ppn parma, ippie bic neaz
politantiam prinsen @raf Gplerta,
Wraf @iraenti uno @raf 8art T; bic
5ersoeia BON parma, bic @rdfn@ alerz
ia CEp9ter pes @rafen Erapani)> cie
@rafr 0ir9entt Gpdter Der 2bnisin
SlabeQa ypn Spanien) unc bte prlnz
selin Maria 2uila, jlnsfte S9mefe'
bes &bntsS BON Neapel. Diele farltz
li1en perlonen waren auf elmer ei9ena
ba3u erri9teten Iribiine NIT ibrem Sc
fclee se3enwartis ; an 9epadte Erlbus
re l6lob ltd cine auoere, auf melbe'
Die in &cm anne enpen bi~fingutrten
Gremoen iopis anpere rImildepatrieier'
Tamilien YlaB seupmren batte1. z
MuffzGprp5 lpielten sor ,1,o mad bel
Geierlidteit luiti9s Weilen. Nls BEL
CARDINAL rem perienften 0runpteir
mod einn,at geiesnet bate, crl9ou aus
tau lenp &eblen Ter freuctse Nuf: Ey,
viva il Concilio Evviva Pho TX.
SD fam IS nidt untsrlafen, bier Spe'
Y%smerfunsen gu MAIDEN, bic itd mil
bel rieler ia6nen Setter aufcranstsn
erfens, baB fein anoerer Cardinal ale
Der Garptnal Serarci sesenwarti9 mar
uno pas f4 Don ben in @om anweien.
ben 8ilaSfen 70 wenise eineefunoer
batten :; urp srpeitens> baB oieTamtlisr
Der Bourbpneu TranfreiGa, r@panisns
unp 9taliens tbre Nertreter bel perTeie'
batten. SIT oies Elm eutes gorseider
fit Die gpurbpnen ?-Dte Scrutatcrer
hes @oucils fino pom ). gater ernanr
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-14

Mr.. Moncurc ID. Conway tells a curious
little story, well worth reading, about the
manner in which New York ncgrophobiac
60, to;led in en- effort to propagate his thco-
rics among English saesas AT ore Of the
cssrersdstoni Of the Royal Institution, Lon
don, some one introduced card covered
with small Photographic heads Of whites and
negroes, which ~ label underneath in-
formed the meeting, represented The Rad.
,cal Mcmbers Of the Sonth Gao ina Legisla>
inr. Above these photographs wnsa man.
uscrir, letter fr,m New Yorker, whom Mr..
Conway doe. not name, dolefully lamen,ing
that tho higher race should be given over 10
the sway Of creatures like the negroes whose
heads were depicted below. But the pressure
of the crowd was SO great that hardly any>
body could read tho letter, and nearly all
,hcrsrr- assumed tina, the photographs were
Intended 10 vindicate the intellectual calihcr
Of the negro race. The general, apparently
the unanimous, opinion Of the scientific aud
literary men present was that the negro
heads were really fine specimens Of the hu-
msn craniam, aud would have done credit
to any cluster Of men. The New Yorker.
therefor, who hoped to hprrify the Eaglish
se;entihc men by the mere sigh, Of few nc.
gro photographs, only succeeded in aroas>
ing AMONG them q greater wonder tina, the
owncrs Of such heads should ever have been
regarded ~ degraded race, ct only for
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-14

The Mexican war, undertaken for the par>
pose Of extending the area Of Slavery, failed
IN that purpose, bat rcsahed in large access
ioss, o. territory on the Pacific coast, and
,he consequent necessity Of railroad acr So
me runsis1.s. ~ ~hv~s No ealy grcd re-
sailing, even in an indirect manner from
Americas slavery, il should be noted. The
yignrs;c enterprise Of uniting the oceans
with liga,ure Of iron, is At last accom-
p';sAed The has, mil was laid and the las,
.sske-a golden one At ,has--was driven
home q, noon On Monday hss. The whole
nterrrisc in lis Inception, its progress and
Is Accomplishment has been invested with
sntA an atmosphere Of romance, that the
mind can hardly grasp the fact thai the
distance from ocean to OCEAN is practically
almost annihilAted that the journey which
:osr yean go required months Of weary
toll and peril 10 accomplish can now be
made in hess than week, and with I'll the
ccomranymenss Of luxurious travel.
contemplate the effect which the &C.
cfmrIishment Of this, the greatest enterprise
N the worlds history, will have upon the
development Of our country and the traffic
# the world is no less bcwilderiag. Upon
the future Of our own state, the finishing Of
TIE great na,ions. highway will have con.
rolling and most benefcent influence.
ilencefcvsh We occupy the central position
IN the Union, receiving tribute from cast
and west, and in return furnishing bread for
millions.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-14

II you do no, feel well, you send for a
doctor, he calls upon you, looks wise sucks
the head Of bis cane, scnwls some hicro>
gliies upon piece Of paper which you
take to drug stege. and there pay Scots. to
Z Loo besides the doctors fee, for a remedy
nine times out of ten not half as good rs
Jsdson's Mountain Herb Pills. which are
only 2sc,s. per. box. Do you think the
former the hes, because you pay the most
for it ii you do, we advise you to use jus,
for an experiment the Judson's Mountain
Herb Pills and see for your self, that they
are one Of the best family medicines cons
pounded, they care Headache, Indigestion
Billiousness. Jaundice and all Female
Irregularities. Give the Mountain Herb
Pills trial. Sold by all dealers.
i3>2m.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-14

Df virtue Of an Execution issued out Of and
ID andcr tho Seal OF the District Court Of
buchanan County, Iowa, In favor Of Ingram
Kennedy 4 Day, and against the goods and
chattcls, lands and tencments Of Farris ! Will
mer have levied upon the following described
property, to wit:
All the right title and interest Of said Farris
4 Wilmer in and to Lot No. S, and two feet oiY
south side Of lot No. Z, In block No. I, and lots
No. !, ,, ;, In block No. 5, Brcniser's addition
10 Jesnp, Buchanan Ceanty, Iowa.
Which property ~ ADORE described, will
offer for sale at Public Auction, at the door Of
the Shcrfs Offcc in the city Of Independence,
Iowa, on Saturday, the goth day Of May, 1859,
at o'clock r. ~, to the highest bidder, to sat
isfy said Execution and costs
No Redemption.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
Shcrifs Once, Independence, April 30. 1859.
81 so. 4t.wi
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-14

The ST. Louis Dtmocro. enumeratcs the
fruits Radicalism in Iowa AMER The follow
ing style:
.Iova i Radical Stase--sAe Vernon,
OF he West-she State where negro outrage
was adopted " the popular vote BY large
majorisy.-There is no State in the Union,
not even Massachusetts, or Vermont, where
the control Of Radical ideas and Of the
Radical party is more complete than IN
Iowa. II, then, as its opponents assert
Radicalisu means rascality, Incompetence.
sxtravagance ard corruption, Iowa will b.
psecssely the State in which 10 find all these
coasequesces illustrated. No better test
ca Be desired.
Ioss Is oss Of dsbs asd has te3s, 900 cash
o. hAnd.
Iona grows nore rapidly than asy other
Seaie, in popula,ion and wealth.
l0Wa is building more railroads, ord more
school houses and churches, rsads nose
nevspapess, establishes more libraries, and
enjoys : more thorough and faithful esfbrce-
mens Of civil Law than almost any State In
the Union.
II exsreme Radicalism results in that way,
what State would no. be Radical? Vermont
and. Iowa, the extreme States Fast and West,
get the best government at the least expense
per capita. Look 1t taxation in those
States, and compare it with that Of New
York, Indiana or Maryland.
"Out Of debt, and $629 900 in cash on
hand So much for extreme Radicalism,
sensible Legislators, able State Officers, aud
q strong delegation in Congress.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-14

Bcwley & circuit offer to purchasers of
Dry Goods, superior inducements. They
keep a large, varied and well selected stock,
buying most Of their goods direct from the
manufacturers. They sell At an advance of
only one profit. Those in search of subs
ssantial domestic goods, or of some elegant
dress patterns, or any Of the various goods
so necessary for the comfort and adornment
Of the person, will find them Of good quality
and at the lowest prices. Aft
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-14
Sl,criM,s sale.

I(i virtnc Of an Execution issued out Of, an,
ID under the Seal ofthc District Court Of I,u
chaaan Ccanty, Iowa, ia favor Of Henry X
Cobb, and against the goods and ehastsls, land
and tencncnts OF Edwin K. Billings, hav,
levied upon the following described prep, rsy
to-wit,
Lot Ton, in Wilmer 4 Searls' Suh,Diy ision
Jcsap, Baehaasa County. Iowa.
which property, As above described, I viii
offer for sale 1t Pablic Auction, at the door Of
tho SHERIFF. once, In the city Of Independence
Iowa, On Saturday, Ne SlA day Of Jass, 1863
At : O'Clock p. NJ, to tho highest bidder, TO sat
isfy said Execution and costs.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
SHERIFF. Once, Indspendenes, May :. 1850.
$5.ou Ak-AR
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-14
ASSURANCES rRAC EDY.


WHIls Striving WtsA . HOanG 1.ndy
Or Of the s,mngest tragedies ever chron
icleA says the GGs<fle, occurred On the
Rockingham road, Near Black Hawk, three
m Lee weeto Of Davenport, yesterday afternoon
Whether il was accident or intentional sui,
eide, vii, never be known ia this werld.
George Clayton, student nj Grs~oli
College, between seratcea and eighties,
years Of age, called At the rcsi .cncc oi Mr..
John Haley, and invited his daughter Mary
to take a ride into the c-,an,ry.
He urged her to gsh stAsiag that i, would
be TIE last time he wnnM ever ask her.
The Young lady consulted her mother, and
was given permission to 70, with the under>
standing that they should not be gonc more
than half an hour. CLAYTON. yoang and full
OF romantic fervor, was lively nad seemingly
harrv. He drove down Sixth sircet aud
into the country in the vicinity Of BLACK
Hawk. three miles away, and thea turned
towards the city. He had Come this way
bs, shor, distance when he asked her 70
take the rcins. She did 81. She drove
slowly little distance. when Clayton put
his b nd in >ri.pockes OF his coat, and
told her he had cot so nc,h;n, her.
. What is n?" lie pulled tor.h small
sized Smith L Weston revolver, asking, "Do
yoa think this viii shoot 2"
"why, no, that's nothing tu. play piss
toll"
arll show that il viii Shoot" said Clay
ton, placing the pistol against her temple Is
be uttered the words.
She supposed that he was in sport, and
putting her baud NJ quickly, pushed the
pistol away, and tol1 him to " shoot into the
road He turned the pistol toward the
roadside, and, with HE thumb, kind O.
snapped il eevsrsl tis~s. She drove along
for short distance further, keeping watch
Of him the while, when he again called
her attention to the pistol, saying "deaf
you think il will shoot She made him
the same answer IS above. calling il mock
pistol.
CLAYTON replied, al will show you," and
raising the pistol, turned its muzzle toward
his head, about rinc inches from his right
temple, fired
He Tell forward upon his knees, with his
head over the dash board. She, suppcsing
that be was still playing, asked Kim to get
up and attend TO the horse. His only reply
was moan. She took hold Of him, lifted
him back against the seat, ard saw the blond
on bis face! Then she realized her situa>
lion She vas alone with an attendant
who had pu, ball into his own brains Il
s the opinion Of some friends Of young Clay>
on, thai he did not intend to shoot himself
This is based upon the fact that the cart
ridges of the revolver were oil discharged but |
me.
II is supposed that he thought that all the |
were discharged, and that while
mapping it, As he talked With his far COM
,anion, be turned the chambers till he came
o the loaded one. Then he pointed the
nuzzle 10 his head With no idea that the
,istol contained charge, and drew the ting
.er. The awful result is related above. The
&C, involves warning which should be
leedcd, but probably will not be. inst as
nany . similar circumstance has failed TO
,revent this lamentable catastrophe.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-14
Tns ErrEcr-The 81. Paul Press il
s,cakiue Of the river rraiu movement SAYS

Tns ErvEcr-The 81. Paul Press in
speaking Of the river graiu movement says:
The low rate for which wheat is nov car
RCD 10 New Orlcans By tow-boais and bar
- has already served to raise the psiss of
wheat IN this State Eve cents pes bushel.
snd this in spite Of the fact. ~ Chicago
wccM have ns accept il, that grain carried by
the river route, heats 60 Is to become worth.
.ess 1t he ed Of the voyAGe. By the BY, if
I, i . fact that breads,uffs cannot be trans
.,ossei safely BY way Of New Orleans, Why
/. i, that Chicago newspapers, so earnestly
prsssss againssthe making Of ihe experiment!
I, The people Of he Nsi~ipp; Valley are
reing dsasded By fake hope Of cheaper
,ransporsAsios end better prices, nothing viii
> cAecssaIly diabsse them, as the loss Of
,e~ casgoes q grain damaged By " climatic
aases.r II Chicago's theory is true, her
,.licy should be one ofmasterly inactivity.
.'.ssesd Of which, she is in mos. uneomfort>
si,le state Of perturbation over the matter.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-14

sOROOeooo uOG BD1 w VSs
GEALED PROPOSALS viii be received .
~ the Auditors othcc, in Indepsndenes. unit
Tuesday, May 3sth. 1869, for the construction
Of the following described Bridge IN buchanan
County, Iowa. according 10 plans and spccihca.
tons to be sccn In the Audiiers slce.
No. !. Across Pine Greek, Ut Robison's mill,
Libcrty.
No. ?. Across Bear Greek, near John Bsns's,
Homer.
No. 5. Across Lime Greek. near II. Blacks,
Jefferson.
Nc. 4. Across Mud Creek, near Frink'.
Grove. jefferson.
No. 5. Across Mud Creek. near Andrew Jack
sons, Jefferson.
No. s. Two at the head Of Lime Greek, on
correction line road, ncsr vickery'e, between
Westburg and Perry.
No. I. Across Dig Otter, At Richuond's mill,
IaIlcton.
No. $. Across Li.tl. Otter, Oh section nine,
Harleton.
No. .. Across Big Ottcr betwssa sections
four and nine. Hasleton.
No. 10. Across Creek At Poor Farm, WASH
ingtcn.
No. II. Across Creek near I. G. Freenan's,
Byron.
No. II. Across buffalo, near S. ". Rieh'.,
between Liberty and fremost.
No. -. AcsOss Prairie Creek, Aear Well
mans, Fremont.
No. II. Across Maquokssa, near wards Cor.
ner's, Madison.
Ne. Is. Acfese Msqsoketa h section four.
Madison.
No. 10. Across buffalo, near d. Bsrssushs'.
Buffalo.
No. II. Across West Branch BuGals, near
McClaurey's, Buffalo.
No. Is. Across West Branch Buffalo, near
John Smiths, Buffalo.
No. ~. Across Buffalo, near c. Walrolh's,
Byron.
=. r. BRINTNALL,
3. W. RICH.
WIN. BUNCE,
Bridge Com. BuchaaaA Co.
Independence, May 5, 1859. 4s-3w
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-14

UANTED. at the highest market price, at
w my yards. all the good Hogs and Cattle
can get for shipment. Ny scales and yard
are free to farmers. Please let me know what
you have and will be on hand TO boy on any
business day in the week. WIN be homo on
Saturdays. II sbsens inquire At the Bazaar Of
J. p. Sampson.
wM. A. JONES.
Ny past record you know, and hope to con
tnuc on the same basis Of business.
Hogs. 7S7s cts. per Peand.
EE~ Wood for sale. 45-tf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-14

The name Of an editor appears in the
.aeos,e returns Of Fayet,e County. We re-
cad the fac, for the encouragement Of the
fraternity generrlly.
The Des Nome. Bulletin says that q
!. an WAS recently taken out Of Iowa on .
QUESTION from the Governor Of Pennsylra>
IL, whose ofense was "fAlse preiences." If
his becomesthe rule, alarge share Of the pol
leans aud railroad men add pretty heavy
thinking Of I'll classes and professions may
.repare for early deportation.
IA yoanestsr in one Of the Burlington
Sunday Schools, in snswer to the question
Why were Adam and Eve expelled from the
Garden Of Eden, replied: Koz they didn't
...v The rent" Reduced right down to .
,monstrssion, tia, ras about the reason.
The Superintendent Of the Burlington
4 Missouri River X. r. has issued The FOL,
owing order TO the employees Of he CON-
RAINY. Ifamended BY proper injunetios
ia regard 10 baggage smashing, i would
Co.., ,.,fs.., code ~ r.;,-.v mor.I.
Depot baegagemcn and trsinmen, lvhe.
'her on freight or passenger trainsl are
.,apl,yed By this company to perform their
respective duties efficiently and pleasantly,
and TO be courteous to the travelling public.
hy civiur s.v needed information. Any
departure from this line of conduct on the
IAN or empsoyes will render them unfit fos
" e's-s
."p'o' A.po''" - e".e'0 =
No. .' -. ~ ,
faia.e nsO. "1a'ey upon 'ne success'o
ISM" - ~ sz1asu. soo CONSCIENTIOUS -
One 81. L. Ford, attempted last week "a
,x,ort money FINN B. F.. Allen. the Des,
Msines l,s.irer. b. thseass 70 kidnap Biz
.u,b,.. n. -. a;a .o< vork and
W. - ~
''o ~ IA JAN.
-Joeeuh rr..;ee. n Salem. Iova saws
ia. 49, .,.--a -
-. a NO - - .s .0.
80. r. IN. - -. . noo ,..,a. .f.:,
.,,;.. ...., -. -. 49, -
~. - -. a. - A-:m -,
can .o-a.
Inc oeaAf rama Gassss saJs' 80
!. arn' 'na' ~ soo'n'n 70 the mail tram
r'An'ne on .oe ioSs DIVISION q - i.C. =
=. : sen'0'sg express .''l ne pat o. shica
WI rs soP - SIMMONS 10 H., exceps fos
"oS'0p y ~ .'sy 1'epsl'''aa'
Hns ss'cnes - - ."'s- = pre-
s'n's ; 's" !" -. - o,. .''e0 ,nose
~ sne" "oo o ' os'o &c
ssn 70 ~
80 -, .o.A w;tLdra- ron
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-14

vaIlandisham is again on his feet, and
cracking the whip over the Democracy Of
Ohio. He wants Gen. Tom Ewing Jr
nominated BY the Democrats for Governor,
and says;
I'VE want no such fear and trembling,
no such inidiiy and utser absence Of COM
non seass - leaA the New York Conveu.
ton 10 reject Tie only nomination that would
have placed success within our grasp. Let
u have no more such eowardice and blunder>
ing
Val. should remember that its covardice
and blunders, are al that gives the Demo-
cratic party . distinctive position in the
country.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-14

Thar EDITORIAL CosvESTIox.-Tbe Clin-
ton Age favors the calling Of the Editorial
Cosvsatioa in Jane, II love- City, = Bro.
! lecture to unmarried sdiiors. Both would
b entertaining. What say you 70 jane 18th,
ct Low. City, gentleman Of the Pssss.-Ce-
dw Falls Gazette.
That suits u, with the amendment bow
ever that the lecture 70 unmarried editors b
adninistsred By woman. II will give the
Youngsters fosstaste, yos know.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-14

lSpErESpEScE, Iowa. May, 1859.
To the Pabiie -
Your attention Is invited to the Largo
and attractive Stock Of Dry Goods pureha sed BY
n. u. Lawton At Great Sacrikcc.
The Stock is full and Complete in every De-
partmcnt-
For the purpose Of reducing etoek, win sell
All Goods Al Cost for the next 30 Days.
We Mean Buslnesa, and invite your attention
this sale. Come and &c the Stsck and Prizes.
THESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH,
Very Respectfully,
Az y. q. LAW1O0.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-14
SICK HEADACHE

Arises from = disordsssd state Of the stomach
and bowels, aad billions Asssaesnsst Il The
liver, and en- ~ pssnansstly ssrsA By The sss
Of Rsbssk's Blood Puri2ss sd Blood Pills.
Fsil dissstions accompanying sach bottle and
boz.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-14

WAR A COOP NEWSPAPER Mar Do
Show ms an intelligent family Q. boy. ard girls
And We viii show yon family where news
papers and periodicals. are plenty. Nobody
xho has been without these silent private
tutors car know their educating powers for
good or evil. Have you ever thought Of the
ianumerable topics Of discussion which they
suggest At the table, the important public
measures with which, thus early our chi!drnen
become acquainted; Rreas philsntbrophic
questions Of the day, to which unconsciously
their attention is wakened, and the general
spirit ofintelligence which is evoked BY these
quiet visitors! Anything that makes home
pleasant, cheerful and ehatty, Trims the
haunts Of vice and the thousand and one
avenues Of temptation, should certainly b
regarded when We consider its influence on
tie minds Of the young, - > great moral sn<
social lieht-Elevs0a.