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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-17

John F. Tracy, Esq, Of this city. was
yesterday elected President of the Chicago
& Northwestern Railway Company by the
newly elected Board OF Directors. Being
also the President ofthe Chicago, Rock Is
land and Pacific Railroad, this indicates
that these two great corporations are now
virtually under the same general manage
ment.-C Chicago Journal, 4M.
The fact stated in the above paragraph
illustrates how little dependence can be
placed on railroad competition as remedy
for railroad abuses. 1t was favorite ar
gumcnt of those who opposed the effort to
fix railroad charges by law in the legisla'
:ure last winter, that competition was the
true remedy, and would afford ample guar
anty against oppression of the people by
railroad corporations. The Northwestern
and the Rock Island roads were often ci'ed
as an illustration Of this theory, and vet the
danger Of adverse legislation passed, we
find these Two great companies virtually
consolidating. and the competition which
was to protect the people, giving place TO a
combination which holds the whole central
| portion of the State poweress in its MERGE
nary grasp.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-17
EM rENACQCUE.


Warmers fmmenasO:ue is the only ar
ticlc known to euro the Whites. (it will cure in
every case) Where is the family in which
this important medicine is not wanted? Moth
crs, this is the greatest blessing ever Offered
you AID Won should i'm ediatcly procure 1t
II is also sure cure for Female irregularities
and may be depended upon IN every cas-,
where the monthly Aow has been INSTRUCTED
tbrouch cold or disease. Sold by druggists
Price one Dollar Or sent by mail on receipt
Of One Dollar and Quarter.
4S-Iyl Address cl3 State ST.. Chicago.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-17
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

DI virtue Of an Execution issued out Of. and
ID under the Seal of the District Court of Blu
chanan County, Iowa. in favor of Joseph NJ.
Phillips and against the lands and tencmentS
of James McElrath. | have levied up II the
following described mortgaged property, to
wit:
Beginning at the section corner. between
sections thirty Eve aad thirty-siy. on the sonih
boundary of Town ship Eighty nine. north Of
Range I'll hit. west. in the County of Burhan
an. and state o Iowa thence north twenty
two chains aud seventy links, thence east TWEEN
~ FIVE hams thence south weuty two chains
and seventy links, thence west twenty five
chains to place o,Tbcsinnme, containing fifty
SIX and 75-1 100 acres moro or less. There be
ing reserved from the above such rirhts anl
urivile es rs have been decided to the Dubuque
q Pacific Railroad Company.
Which property. MS above described. | will
sell at Pubic Auc ion. to the highest bidder at
the Court House in the City of Independence,
Iowa, on Saturday. June 25lh. 1870. Mt 2
O'Clock r. NJ to satisfy said Execution and
costs.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff
Shcrif's Office INDEPENDENCE,
$3.50 May 25th 1870. 17-4w
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-17
CONGRESSMAN AT LARGE.-The latest re.

CONGRESSMAN AT LARGE.-The latest re
vised list of candidates, by their own motor
or that of their friends and admirers, fo
this hypothetical position is as follows: J
f. Wilson. W. B. Allison, J. B. Howell
Henry O'Connor, John A. Kasson and Sen
a!or Bennett of Washington county. VIZ
are in hourly expectation of Seeing the
name of J. B. Grinnell added TO the list
The wool interest demands recognition.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-17

The Marshall Times brings out Hon
Geo. W. Couch, of B!ackhawk Co.. as q
candidate for Congress, in the 9th District
proposing to run him on the following plat
form:
"The future interests Of Blackhawk and
Marshall are to run together, we are to be
united or hope to be by railroad, and in or.
der to consnmate this great enterprise, We
must work hand in hand with common
feeling. or else we cannot hope to succeed
in building TIE Des Moines g. McGregor
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-17

The Dubuque Times is 'authorized' to
state that Judge McGlathery, of Fayette
county. will not be candidate for Con.
gress, but is in favor of Hon. Vim. Larrabee
for the place.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-17
ORIGIN.

The German Baptists had their rise in
Germany, about l70S, although some
claim an earlier origin. Misrepresentation
aud persecution drove them to various points
in Germany and Holland and finally they
embarked Tor America where they arrived
and established themselves in Philadelphia
about the year 1929. From this beginning
the church has spread until the members
now number nearly 100000
The denomination is scattered all over
the United States. bat is strongest in Penn
sylvania, Virginia, Tennessee, Maryland,
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, and in this
State there are from twenty seven to thirty
churches.
There is no particular law Of the Society
governing the erection CT churches, each
congregation being left to its own taste
but generally they are erected with conven-
fences for cooking, and for feeding large
numbers IS the conferences generally meet
in the churches and depend for entertain.
ment on the members of the congregation.
As a general thing, too. there is no pulpit
in the church, the preacher standing on a
level with the congregation, and for the
better accommodation of the audience the
seats are raised little.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-17

o 7 9 . < p c ! a.

Warmers Dyspepsia TonIc is prepar-
ed expressly for Dyspcptics and those suffer
ing with hab tuai Costivcncss. 1t Is a slightly
stimulating tonic and splendid appetizer it
sirens CITIZENS the stomach and restores the d.
gestive organs to their healthy state. Weak,
nervous and dyspeptic per> ms should use War
ner's Dyspepsia Tonic. For sale by druggists.
prian nollnr
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-17

LINN county has elected delegates to
State and Congressional conventions. They
are instructed to support John Russell fol
Auditor of State, and Hon. Vim. Smythe
for Congress. Jones county ditto.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-17

THE famous Red Stocking Base Ball
club of Cir cinnati. met with lis first defeat.
in New Y,rk on Tuesday, at the hands of
the Atlantic Club. The score was and
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-17
The Press and pconIe Praise II,

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Making for the Spring and Summer of 1870.
With full descriptions of Styles, Materials,
Trimmings. and 'yerything new and desirable
connected with Ladies' and Childrcn's Dress
Price 10 cents. Mailed-post free on receipt of
price. Address,
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-17

SENATORS Anthony of Rhode Island, and
Cragin, Of New Hampshire, were re elected
to their present seats in the United States
Senate on Tuesday.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-17
p A / F. n us.

Inventors who wish to take out Letters Pat
ent are advised to counsel with MUM & CO.,
editors of the Scientific American, who have
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the world. Charges less than any ether rela-
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MUM & CO, 81 Park Row, New York.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-17
THE DUNK 4 RES.

The Annual General Conference of the
German Bap:ists. or "Dunkards," of the
U. S., was held last week in Orange town
ship, B'ackhawk county, about five miles
from Waterloo. Delegates were present
from Tennessee, Virginia, Maryland, Penn
syvania, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Missou-
ri, Nebraska, Kansas, Wisconsin and Min
nesota. California and other States were
reported by letter. Besides the delegates,
members, male and female were present in
number between 1000 and 5000. The
Reporter Of this week contains an article
descriptive of the occasion, and also some
interesting facts relative to the tencts and
and customs of the sect, from which We
make liberal extracts:
Last Wednesday we had the pleasure OF
attending one Of the sessions, and while
there made the acquaintance of Mr.
Holsnger edilcr of one Of the dcnomina-
tional papers published at Tyrone, Penn.
from whom we received courteous answers to
our numerous questions in regard to the re-
ligious opinions and customs of the Society.
Mr.. Holsinger informed us that they took the
New Testament for their spiritual guide and
always endeavored to decide lqueslons by
its teachings, and we judge their doctrine
is about the as same all evangelical denomi-
nations. In several Of their forms of wor-
ship, however, they have ceremonlals Of their
own, which they adhere to with great firm
ness. In baptism they make three INNER
sions. instead Of one, and in celebrating the
Lords supper, they perform the ceremony Of
washing each others feet, and bestow the
kiss of charity, which they also do at meet
ing after absence. In their communion
service the elder or preacher breaks the
bread and hands it to the next, who per-
forms the same ceremony ana SO on around
the table, while the bread is all broken for
the women and handed to them by one
person.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-17
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-17

NyT "a z a. Agents maize more money
W V xAA<a-Ss with our Sxl0 Engravings
than with anything ever issued. They are
ligh. cheap. sell last and pay handsomely
Sand for circular Address X. SANBORN &
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-17

~ I4T1IIVI
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With full an authentic history of PoLNG-
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-17

On motion the Board adjourned sine die
, 1870-07-11
menta, tho chances are that nothing will be
dono in relation TO the army.

n,. s;,n.,.ao p.,,;n.y 10 a ionrna,
~,;ah x,otos so,oa ,,rstonu;ons tn acouaint-
.aao III, tha ac;anca NJ Political Economy.
~ W. .ho7aro,a y ,.ls rs N oxn]a;n wby
-:s.', :. 1,on,a ~ o1a,o;.a r,asonaf,e care
49, tLoca Of ;ta ,nambars who arc already
o;,.;,;zel ar, not aehosa;1 and dec;yilized by
= o.n,,,et;tion resultine, in absolute ponury,
an,1 nj the same time is not bound to pro-
..a. +bo,, o,a;net the competition of the
, 1870-07-11

Tie Louisville Courier Journal calls Justify
on ex-rebol cohorts to prepare for tho August
ELECTIONS, and muster the K. L. k.s in full
force. II says that, "The Democrats Of Ken
tucAy must, for tho Azst time, meet tho bold
cohorts Of Radica1isrn, recruited by donso bat
talions Of blacks freshly endowed with the
elective franchise" It warns its party that
nothing but the most strenuous efforts cal,
prevent the election OF three or four Hepubli.
can Congressman, and large number oi
county officers. Tho Courier expresses lively
fears Of tho loss Of tho Ashland District. Il
seems tlast the Democracy want full-b'oodca
rebel for candidate, and intend throwing
overheard MI. Beck, who is an e1-Whig, wht
sympathRed only moderately with the rebe
Democracy during the late onpleasantnoss-
The Courier remarks:
| "No erent could happen IN Kentucky Whicl
would spread q more general feeling Of humlIla
ttou than the transfer Of the renowned Ashlan
district 10 the control OF the former slaves Of tn
voters EhD elected Clay, q crtticntlen, More
1 head, a Davis, md Brecktnr1lge. Aud that per
souai 1Ira1ries and Democratic disputes about IL
sues not uaooted in Congress- nor like To come BE-
lore it,Ehould supervenc TO comp1ete the efforts
| RadIcal intrigue, Hnd promote the object OF mos
| 1Egitous and unheartt-of employment Of govern
/ 1nent influence and government money, Woul
| rctder the humiliation Oil the more thorough an
l ui5grQcefuLH
, 1870-07-11

Tom Thumb is performing in Australia.
-Fordham, tho Engliah Jockey, hna al in
romc Of S20, 900.
OF tho Copfedoracy, now woiYla but soyonty-
Among tho graduates OF Princeton College
this ycnr is Ernnlk II. Pierce, nophow OF Of
President Pierce. who inherits most Of tho lat
Tho Nov. Dr.. Hedge, ns tho Harvard oonn-
tuaucop,ent dinner, came out boldly for the al.
mnsion Of women 10 college AZ studcnts, Ind
was heartily choerol by tue alumni, Old md
young. o..-u;oo
Louis Napoleon ascouded the FRENCH thfono
has hiB empire boon startled by health reports
from tho fullcries which should "cause Sc
| rious uneAAineeB."
| -Adolphe Thiess predicted the other day in
| tho lobby Of thu Corps Lcgislatif that great
| EufopeaIs war would be certain to break ont In
less than Elk months. Iie Insists inst the bes1
interests Of tho French people require it to go
| to war with I'ruHsia in order to depriTe her OF
the advantages which she has derived from the
| Sadowa campaign.
| -YAe Lycoum Committed Of Milford, Masa.,
wrote to Mrs. Scott-Siddons nsking her price
for reading there. Her agent answered that
aho would read one evening for three hundred
dollars, and that she had but one night te
spare, III she sailed soon for England. Milford
responded: " Let her sail!"
AN affair OF honor" betwscn Colonel
John Forsyth, editor Of tho Mobile Register;
I aud Colonel ", D. Dunn very nearly resultet
in duel but the mntter was amicably adjusted
by General Jones N, Withors and John J.
Walker. Tho difficulty grew out Of the Nicoi
ron pavement controversy, which has raget
for two OF three months past in that city.
Jules Janin has informed the proprietor O.
the Paris Journal tles Detdts thnt, unless tie.
Immediately consent to double his salary, h
will uo longer write for the Jeuileson Of tina
paper. He received heretofore i've hundred
| francs week But as his contributions form
the most attractive feature Of the Journal De
De1ats,, the propriotors Of that psper vii
| probably acceta to his demand.
Commodore Robert Mtchie, .. s. n. diet
At pliladeIphia July G. Commodore Ritchi
entered the nnsy in 1876. ue was comma
stoned Lirutenxnt on the 18th Of JaunkrJ
1895, Commander on tho 18th Of September
1851, and in 1853 he vas placed in command O
the fHgate Naritsn, in the Paciic BquAdror
On the 14th Of September, 1855, he was pre-
NOTED to Captain, and at tho breaking out c
the rebellion he WAS in command Of the steam
ct Satanac, in tho Pacific Squadron. His coz
| mission as Commodore WAS dated July II
1867. In 1867 he was assigned to special sel
/ rim
, 1870-07-11

donce. They declored that
"Thc time bas como when the connection with
the mother country 10 q mutual cause OF dimon!ty
Tion, which, netneT sds li1na % 70 ai.e H. II, contia
t!sily restored. and NJ: 7onns pFoeeededj bur
and Tint she British American Provinces ought
proudly to take their rank among !ndependent
f9en5ss eoson ore aaa assas
.Onr political state is franght with complicated
and constantly growing difficulties; our manulac-
lures are shac4lcd by IN uncertain fIturr; our
i ferile 1l's so TIC ost energetic portion 81 our
working claEses nE our COUNTY, by thousands; aud
the lnbor and emlg7ants, attracted from Europe
more promising land, and seldom tarry with u.s.
Finally, our country Is permanently threatened
with unjust laE1ess, and costly INVASION certainly
stIrsolred, That III cannot call upon Great Brit
Ian to remedy all these numerous eyils, for ste has
granted to Us full freedom Of internal selfgoVern-
IneIt, and cannot do more without some degree
Of injustice to her own people"
Tho last point is the gist Of the whole
question, VIZ: That, as the people of
Canada are not willing to be taxed for any
purpose outside Of Canada, SO the people
Of the rest Of tho British Empire cannot
with Justice be taxed for any purpose af-
fecting Canada only. Mr.. Young said che
1a~s,tr % - ~ 1nor for .sna-at;o, = fron, M ,ho
1870, oorntrn ona r. ~ ;nzanar,7ant
nosi,;nr
A. T,a,r,n,o n n then sno.. II "a
hrra 90 a resolution co,,n1a;ninf of n, IA
| ,ax- ~ ,ho A.nar;c.n Co-nrnr,ogt ~ orno,-
49, r.,,:., "a 80 .1,;.o,. 49, a.
! - 49, C....s.,. - -, ~ =
H.!.aa Co.. ~ ~ 49,. - r,a,n,t,,ass ~ - "a
a.1sa.ssa 49, ~ rnnas, ~ - - ;,,,ar..-.;r .,'ast;oa
~. .e - ~ s Ss~ass-. s.,ha.a - .s>@.a-s
e. e1a .a,,1d ~ ,r,u ,,1,ta,n tha -;c,, r., hold ths
sne 80 ~ 70 ~..;s..s ~.
..aa'.e,asnsa - ] ~ f.roat Dr;ts;u Then md
nae 80 49, ~ na;tas ] ctataa ,..o,,1d ,o,on.
noI oo.s' :,'1, ..1 - r.naaa % tor ~ 49, 49, oos;on
'es s;,aa1+ananns1.. ~ With tl,;s mast;no the
,,na-1a1 ~ a1.s<.aaso,aaa+ ~ 4bo Nav yort
:,
, 1870-07-11

Davis County, Iowa, raiBed $50, 900 for the
C. l. s. W. Il. H., but Appauoosn went $780,
DDO better. and gets the road. It runs from
Fairfield to ConfreTtlle.
On Friday week the city Of Dixon, IL,
voted by laFgo majority to 9ei ia tas = oek, e;a e
Chicago. This in addition to The 85o, 600 voted
BY ths township few days preyiona. 49,,
The New Albany Qnd.) Ledger states that
81 $40, 500 has been subscribed to the stock OF
the Louisville, Kew Albany L St, Louis Air
tract to build that part Of the road between
Princeton and MI. Carmel to DR.. Andrew
Lewis, Of Plinceto4, and it will be completed
BY the first OF January next.
Tho Mattoon N1.) Journal OF the 9th
says: "Messrs. Resgh and 1ngle, surveyors,
ef the Chicago 4 Illinois Southern Railzoad,
between our city and Sullivan, and it is pro
posed to 70 to throwing dirt ne1t week. be-
tween Msttoon and Sullivan. Colonel Taylor,
Chief Engineer, is expected here next week,
when tho survey will likely be made south,
our city also."
The St. Joseph {Mich.) Herald Of July I
ssys "Tha three railroad companies on the
ahore Of Lake Michigan. between Manistes
and New Buffalo, are to be consolidated and
operated 9nde5 one management. sa me @ foso se
between NeT Bunalo Ana Eent"Ater WI ps
entirely completed by the 1st Of ne1t
January, and the link between Pent
waller Ind Manistee nil probably ;, b
completed within six months thereafter
Mr. Morrison, President ot the G. 4 II. L. 9
3. T., contracted this week.With Hale, aver 4
Co., Of Chicago, to furnish all the spikes
| bolts, and fish joints for the entire line be
tween st. Joseph and psntwatez, III to be De
,ivered prior to Noyember l, 1870, ut St. Jo
seph and MuAkegon. The new organization
Is 10 he known as the Chicago 4 hichiga1
Lake shore Railroad Company"
, 1870-07-11


Nh sARGEST moved that ne Sc Senate M amend, aaI; ID
concur1ed u. Agreed to.9s 70 ~.
Mr. SARGENT moved to concur n tnc senate
amendment pfoVlulng tnat tne ncons a ~ ~ wi
lected and levied during 1S41 anu lsI-, a4o uo
longer: .,..
Mr. SCHESCh opposed 1t as recurring II 70 oe
further amended. Iae amendneat WIN coneut
red In.
rejecting he dTzs amendment OF the senate.
Ar ECIENCE moved to lar the motion TO re-
consider On the table. Negatlyed.
MI eCaE.sth ogppsea - Is 1r, a4as - tar,ss -
rift enferpr1ses, &c, and abolIshng the dIsttnc-
ffon wttch the House decided to make between
MAKING tha dtference consist II the character OF
tha hneness and the senate in the amount Of the
saias aiso etrItjno mt le1islaton "A to stampR,
Tfs yote Was rseousIiereu. And the tlrst amend-
,,,ent rnncnrret in...Yeag. lo3: Kays 3,
sThe senate a1nendinent atr1tiu9 the clau5e out
IN tha Hnnse bi1I Bhjcn UmIts the allowance Of
renr n fs(Nn. yas corcurYeu In.
The sTnate aInendmenf striking out the para
ornnh taxinu chiccoYy. guccory, daudelon root
~ ~ enhsfifntes for cotYee were npn-concurfrd
M ~ S'' 04'o ~
Tne senate amendment in relation to sugars wss
nnn.fnnrnrrpd hi. -
.ni,9ts ~ Tnes and 11andies. anu substituting
fa1 ~ cnrset eJeiets and ult1a-rnar1ne, was Ron-
I'm rnncurfeif In.
Tfe Scuate amendment reducing the duty on
inta INN Sl1 to F6 Der ton was pon-coucurred in.
The Senate amendment taxing cotton bagglng,
wa uon-concorTed in
, 1870-07-11
.,tend,no the time for presenting Claims for adde-

extending the time for presenting Claims lor aaoe-
Hcrai bounty foF z mon.es. r1ssn g IL, y
Nr, DAWES, fruza the Coo1eisa aa 1sTost n
the Legislative ApExofsosa 70 9g ~ e ibe auestton oi
sna saaI IS sense I'D rejected entirely ~ one
q two uuiInportsnt exceptions N Nv ~ IJn1ss
cla.s sud cle1k* The pnfaseo9Hg VI aiterinr lts
Ing fos Tic STATE Department the senate Co1s.c 3@ac
enes ha Yielded eEtIe5 TREY ,n an,2 can ~ s;o9nGs,
and as to the salaries OF Judges and heAas s
.:erar'ments Tte appropriation fof a. @ ,eh ~
! the s-nstt contesves ann On that the House con-
tsxees yielde,l, hut rs!1cing the amount 1. n,1s
also been Induced, for The sake of other parts Of
the hill, to yield PARTIALLY senate amendment
a TsleEs1:s e t1e Gnnn'!:e IN ssa!ns 4, ,,c
Mr. DAWES replied that the Senate receded
cept 80 addiuonal to assistant messengers, 80 -
10 confof1n their salaries to ihat Of labores and
except as TO that Of tEo OF three Senate otdees-
rrsme Court .1adses 1900 each. eat
es5 ssens an'sss q s nS e.
were increased; therefore, the salaries Of nona
Eere increased: As 70 female CLERKS, The phrase.
| olcEy OF the amendment had been altered 80 - %
read that hea4is OF DEPARTMENTS are hereby author
tzctl to appoint female CLERKS, who may be found
d te sR! m xs
the compensations belonging 70 the class to Which
they may be appointed. but the number Of hsst
second third, and fourth class clerk5hpS ahal not
be increased BY this section. lie could not con-
| ceiGe shade of difference in the meaning be-
tween that and the amendment slopted By the
NJ POTTER inquired ~hat had been dona
i Nj. DAWES replied that the Increase Of The
salary OF Journal clerk, who had been there fonr
Yca1a. to 5000. bail seecrc,l to be matter ou
which the whole Senate had set y heaEt, a1d d