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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-22
HEALING SPRINGS,

THE HEALING SPRINGS,
i BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
Will be open on the 18Th JUNE. They are &C..
cessible BY the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
from Milboro' depot, twenty-three miles by stages
crossing the Warm Spring mountain and tssing
the Warm and Hot Springs, or from Covington
depot, sixteen miles, oTera fine turnpike of easy
grade In full view of the celebrated Failing
Sprln KS and the fine scenery on Jackson's river.
Persons leaving Richmond or Washington In
the morning can reach the Springs that night, or
next morning.
Pamphlets attesting the virtue Of the waters to
Ladd & Co., Richmond, or Of the agent at the
TELEGRAPH OFFICE at the Springs.
Board, % per day; go per week, and s76 per
ii. q, HOUSTON, NJ. D., Resident Physician.
d. NJ. QUARLES, Agent.
HUGH w. FRY, I Propr1etors
A. Y, STOKES, my 70 eOuLlJylo
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FURNITURE, &c.

FURNITURE, &c.
HARDWOOD & RITTER,
IL opposite the post-ofhce, Main street.
Have now on hand and are constantly manufac-
turing the most complete and varied assort-
ment Of
CHAMBER FURNITURE,
PARLUR FURNITURE.
BINING: Room FURNITURE, and
MATTRESSES.
And we would invite al In want OF good. SUBJ
stanial articles In our line 70 examine our stock.
No establishment in the State can offer greater
inducements. We have goods TO suit all parties.
Elegant sets Of superior workmanship and fine
we will tell you secret we are still reducing our
prices. Cafl opposite the post-ehlce, up stairs.
80
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STRAIED, on Wednesday last, E.sssE
~ small RED COW, with star in lore 49,
head. Whoever has possession of SAM and VIII
return her to MARTIN RYAN, Seventeenth
street between Broad and Marshall, WIN be libc-
rally rewarded. jc 2l-3t*
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TNHE HOT SPRINGS,

rINHE HOT SPRINGS,
Bath COUNTY, VA.
Professor J. L. CAEELL, NJ. T., u the University
of Virginia, resident h>si:ian.
This renown,d WATfKI y i--lLACE will be
open for the reception of visi."rs JUNE LIST.
These Springs offer unsurpassed attractions to
both the invalid and the pleasur'- ecker. No e1-
pense or effort will he spared by The propretors to
make 1t as comfortable and pleasant es possible to
oil visitors.
The numerous sources Of TIL RafAL WATERS
at these Springs vary in temper lure from So de-
grees Fahrenheit to lilo d"Eres Fahrenheit,
Through the intermediate degrees and thus pre-
sent eyGry variety OF bath for rtronic diseases.
They are moreoye:, found IT, pre- are the system
for the beneficial action of cold mineral waters,
whether saline, suphurous, auntu6ps, or chaly.
bcate, In cases for which such "atc's US are t9unL
In neighboring valleys are mainly indicated.
DESCRIPTIVE pkMPHL rs, containing q
detailed account of these Springs md reports Of
numerous cases cured or reiesrd, viii be furnished
on application to the Manager al ths Springs, or
to 8, c, TARDY & Co., Richmond Va.
A TEGEG HAPH OFFICE has neen established
at the Springs, thus attordlng visitors an oppor:
tunity OF prompt communication with every part
of the world. j. A Nc! EAG, Manager.
S. G. TARDS.
THOS. X. PRICE & CO.,
nv ls-2m Owners Richmond, Va.
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by Edward b. Newburu, Real Estate Auctoneer,
No. 1915 Main street.
TUAT VERY NEAT COTTAGE RESI-

THAT VERY NEAT COTTAGE RESI-
i DENCE No. 14O2 POPLAR STREET, BE-
TWEEN FOURTEEkTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS, FOR SALE At AUCTION II will
sell Mt auction, on the premises. ON FRIDAY the
oath day Of June, at 81 O'clock 2. NJ, the NEAT
scribcd, fronting 223 feet on Poplar street, run
ming back 100 feet bet qeen parallel lines.
TERMS: Cne-third cash balance In four and
secured bv trust deed +. B. NEWBURN,
ia pI ..-@ass Real Estate Auctionter.
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By Lee q Goddin,
!. Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
i ~. No. 1I13 Main street.

EOUR-sTORY BRICK sTOREHOUsE.
e ON CARY sTREET BETWEEN THIR,
TEENTH AND VIRGINIA STREETS. FOR
SALE AT AUCTTON.-On SATURDAY, 25:h
June at / O'Clock, on the premises. we win sell
that cofnmodious and wel-loc 4ted STOkEIIOU4E
situated as described above, now in the occupancy
OF Messrs. Egges.on & Smoot, fitted up with good
Office, hatchways, water, &C.; subject to ground
rent or 5000 per aunum for mn unexpired term of
about four years. The cellar TO this property Is
dry and airy.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at three and
six months for negotiable paper satisfactorily Sc
cured. LEE e G0DDIN
IN Ar, fnrn
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HOLLINS INSTITUTE.
SUMMER BOAR IyG.

SUMMER BOAR II.
Having agreed to board during vac 4tlon
months from the lst Of July 10 the 2oth OF SCI,
tember-several miles from the J nth, and nna-
Ing that they and their friends 1eguire m ore az
tention than my engagements Will ALLOW me 70
give, I have III ado arrangements with Mrs. +.
IS oltz, OF the VOLT HOUs,. Salem. 10 IN
duct the boarding departing ,t"f the Institute du
ring that period. Mrs. Wolff has most feyora-
bic and vide spread reputation in her line OF bu-
sineas, and all guests will no doubt be most agree
ably entertained and comfort bly, provided for
She would be pleased to recel g additional board
crs, by the day, week or mort, at less cost tnan
any of the wa; ering-places arr charging.
The waters ut this place ave Will e sulphur, cha
1ybcatc, and Limestone. The snlphur.watcr Is as
good rs any In the mountains Of Virginia except
the Er.cnbrier White.
Fnr nv mnF Saiam mil the ,st tuiV
Passengers for this place st 'p ut salem.
Gil sRL. T.. COOKE,
Superintendent collins Institute.
The ensuing session OF this Institute Will omen
on WEDNESDAY The 2sth OF September, 1870,
with IN re ample facilities than ever before.
ie 10 lot CHARLES l.. CHCKE.
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HOFFMAN, LEE & CO.,
LII TOBACCO COMMISS1,:S MERCHANTS.
63 EXCHANGE PACE,
BALTIMORE, MD,
offer their services to the NJ Tufacturers OF VIZ
Gfnia ami North Carolina for t:e sale OF MANU-
FACTURED TOBACCO.
Liberal cash advances on shipments.
PHILIP A. BALL, Salesman. ap 5S-eodSu
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Twenty-four miles south OF Greenbr1er White
Sulphur Springs.
This popular and beautiful summer resort will
be open Tor visitors on the FIRST DAY OF
JUNE.
TERMS: Per day, SO; per week. $3.50; and for
families and parties remaining longer than one
month Only $50 per month will be charged. Chill
dren under twelve wears OF age, half-price.
A good BILLIARD SALOON and BOWLING
ALLEY free OF charge tn visitors.
A fine BAND OF MUSIC will be in attendance.
HOT AND COLD SULPHUR BATHS.
Daily communication with the surrounding
Springs. Pamphlets. with analysis Of the Springs
and full particulars. furnished upon application /;
and we have the pleasure of announcing DR.. j.
EDGAR CHAN CELLOR, University Of Virginia,
resident physician. These Springs combine all
the advantages OF healthful climate, valuable
mineral waters, excellent fare. and, last but not
least most REASONABLE CHARGES.
&. j. PEYTUN Il BROTHER,
Proprietors.
C. j. PEYTOE,
TuoHAs l. PESTOS je2-eodlm
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VARIETY SPRINGS will be opened for
the reception Of visitors On The E I,s OF
9UL ai az tbe Tbesapeake and Dhto railroad, the
d a,s's stxop pp at raj waters
very ne, Consisting 9f Oh ate alum all al
Mmsic and other a1nusements. Bathing IN healing
TERas: Une month $40; per week, sla; per
na yy,e half nrice, Z. & NJ. BURRUSS,
ie IsEom Proprietors.
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I;y Grubbs K Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Nain and Bank.


Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Nain and Bank.
BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION
d On MONDAY the 9th day Of June; at 6
O'Clock =. NJ, will sell, upon the premises, a
PRETTY LOT on theIsoutn side Of Leigh street.
adjoining st. Marks chapel, IS by 100 feet To an
alley. Also. LOT in rear of the chapel, 30 By "
feet, with alleys on two sides. ~
After which, will be sold TWO LOTS on the
south side OF Catharine street between Smith and
Henry streets, each 23t by 100 feet to IN alley III
common.
These lots are In good and improving pcighhor-
hoods and Will suit persons wishing building sites
at small cost.
TERMS At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
jc 90 Auctioneers:
HIGH CONSTABLE'S 81 LE.-Will he
IL sold on THURSDAY, June 30, 1870, at II
O'Clock NJ. on the west side OF Seventeenth street
between Franklin and Grace, opposite the fish
market, ONE FRAMED HOUSE ana tENCE 70
satisfy distress warrant In my hands In favor OF
a. Y. Stokes against Banks t Walsh.
TERMS: Cash.
JAMES LAWR1F,
ieoo High Constable City Of Richmond.
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TOR RENT, a BRICK DWELL-S!
T ING-HOUSE containing eleven rooms H..
Kitchen stable, wood. house; gas OH the premises
a well OF good water in The yard; and 4 garden st-
Iached. Location, corner Twcnly-eigh.h and
Grace streets. Possession given the 18th OF this
month. For terms, apply at
THOMAS j.. HARDGROVE'S -
Office at factory, or by letter, post-oflce,, Rich
mond Va. 1e lS-im
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MACHaMEKY, sc.

MT i J. S.
We are now prepared to furnish at short notice
FRENCH BUR- MlLLSToN ES,
for grinding wheat or corn; IES0PUS, for grind
ing corn best ROLTIHG CLOTHS Ankcr
brand Also, superior S EP ARA TOE ard
sc UEER, for cleaning wheat: MILL GEAR
ISG. SMUT MACHINES, FLOUR PACkERS,
MILL. PICKS, CASTI GS. IRON and BRASS,
and MILF. MACHINERY in general.
flans, with drawing and specifications of mills
OF any capacity, propelled by either steam or wa
ter. furnished.
PORTABLE MILLS for grinding wheat or
corn; SUMAC MILLS; kILNS for kiln-drying
gcaiu.
Repairing CT all kinds promptly and satisfacto-
riIy done. JoSEfH II Mick CO.,
ri, hmOnd Iron Works,
10 2llm Ninth and Canal streets.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
l. AT TIE OFFICE OF THE MAYOR until
CURING DOGS, HOGS, AND GOATS, GOlNu
AT LARGE IN violation of the city ordinances
Bidders Will STAT the price charged for every am
mai taken up. Abe use OF the city apparatus wiz
mssst II. X. ELLYSON, Mayor.
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LHOR RENT OR LEASE, that desira- On
bic SUBURBAN RESIDENCES, llos III
St. Johns street. recently occupied ~ the late
tire square two acres), ana is well stocked with
superior apple, peach, cherry, and pear trees
grape-vines, and small fruits.
There is a well In the yard and good spring III
the garden Amply TO 8. +. MARrIN,
&c Is wv No. ll0s ST. JOINTS street
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
OPEN MAY is. 1870.

my 20--2m
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NOTICE TO CHARACTERISTICS
IN been appointed by the City Council COLI
LECTOR Of CITY TAXES for 1850, all parties
owing such taxes would do well to make prepsra-
lions TO pay the same, longer INDULGENCE Cam
not be given. THOMAS b. WORD.
Collector Of Delinquent Taxes for 1859.
jeN-6t
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DOR SALE, the beautiful and hioblv.m

DOR SALE, the beautiful and hiehly.m.
Il proved little FARM AND MARkETi;Ar.
DEN called CHERRY HILL, on the new Central
turnpike just In the rear of the National Gem,
tery, one mile from the city. containing FOrk-
TEEN ACRES, with comfortable HOUSE with
four rooms, barn, stable, &C.. and an orchard
(Which has just commenced bearlng) Of fruits
For terms, which Will be liaeral. apply to
JAMES II. SMITH
1e lS St$ on the premises
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OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, !
lima .2 lRSU

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,
June ~, 1870.
~ .annsa,x win he received at this Office un, II
y o,tlock ii. on MONDAY The 27th day Of June,
1870. for furnishing STONE for macadamiZng
Forms OF proposals may be had upon appllca-
ton NJ this Office
The Committee on streets reserve the right 10
,aiect any or all bids offered.
CHARLES II. DIMMOCK
te22-tJe27 City Engineer.
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ALI. KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE RE-
pAiEIEG STEAM-FNGINFS and BOILERS in
city and country: TOBACCO WORK Of all
kluds made and repaired; TOBACCO FLAT
TENING-MIaLS made and repaired In JOHN
HANCUCk'S SUPERIOR MANNER; PLAT
FORM and all other kinds Of SCALES REPAIR
Ed and ADJUsTED: AGENTS for the e, s sale OF
VERNON, SELDhN'5 PATENT STEAMER
GINh PACKING, Utica Company's STEAM
GAUGES. These gauges are warranted by us for
one year and we sell them at lo~ prices: We keep
all kinds Of BRASS WORK OF SUPERIOR
flAkE. for STEAM. ESGIA E,S. such as gauge
cocks oil and tulIow-cupS, OII-CUPS FOR
SaAFrING, SELF-FEEDkRS, STEA HIS
TIES WATER-GAUGES, GLOBE-VALVES,
BOILER -FLUE CLEANERS, and general as
sortment Of such articles rs are used by all run.
ming steam eng ines and saw-mills.
SLOAT & ADDINGTON,
ie is 1922 and 1924 Cary street.
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SIMMER RESORTS.

cALT SULPHUR AND --
IODINE SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA,
Tyenty-four miles south OF Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs,
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LOSE AND FOUND.

NOTICE.-The public is hereby can-
IN toucd against using or negotiating Tor the
following notes. dated June 1870, drawn payable
u the order OF David Bridges ana endorsed by
him tpaycr's name left out, the same having been
lost in transmission by mail from New York;, US
payment has been stopped: Note at 80 days AFTER
date, $40 6U-l00; at 60 days, 81 19l00 ut 80 days.
I'll 7s-l00: ut four months, ST2 32-i00; at five
months, s72 92-loo; at six months, $73 So 100 at
seven months, $74 O7-l0O.
2I-3t CIIFF0RDG. RRJDERS
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MELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS ARE
NOW OPENED for reception Of visitors
Visitors win stop at Christi ansbrrg depot Vlrsi
MIA and Tennessee railroad where staRgis age AL
meet and convey tnem to the Springs, 81 miles os-
tant. BOARD Per day, So; per week. $,sj; ,Il Fer
month SEQ. ye ~ -SoHon
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-05-20
PrOpOsais for Bridges.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y the Auditors Office until Tuesday, the 9TH
day of June, A. d. 1870, for furnishing mate
rial and building the following bridges, to-wit
No l. Across Sand Greek, in Como Town
shin. near the residence of Martin Kuhn.
No g. Across the Little Wapsic, in Far
bank Township, section IS, at Deckcrs Ford
No. 3. Across South Creek, in Hazleton
Township. in section p
No. 4. Across Buffalo Creek, in Buffalo
Township, in section q, near the residence OF
S. Groui.
No. 5. Across East branch of. Buffalo
Creek, in Buffalo Township, section IL, near
the residence of 4. j. Eddy.
No. 6. Across Prairie Crock, in Fremont
Township, near the center Of Township.
No. 7. Across Carpenters Creek. in Now
ton Township. near residence of Thomas Will.
Jams.
No. s. An addition to the Luke Bridge, in
MiddleGeld Township.
No O. Across tho Creek near the residence
Of Moses Blank, in Liberty Township.
No. 10. Across Fine Creek, in Byron Tp.
near the residence of w. E. Riseloy.
No. II. Near No. 10.
plans and specifications of the above can be
.sep AZ the Auditors Office. Also plans and
nronosals will be received for building bridge
isO feet long across the Warsipincon River
south of Independence. All proposals subject
IN the approval of the Board, and contracts
awarded on Friday, tho 10th day of June, A.
J. D. RUSSELL.
A. c. BLAKELEY,
W. BUTTERFIELD,
45.4w1 Bridge Constructing. Committee.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-05-20

SERIOUS ACcIDENT,-Mr. John Need
ham, an Irishman abont 35 years of age,
the keeper of an eating and drinking saloon
in Cincinnati, now visitir friends in Fair
bank, in this county, yesterday about !
o'clock, P, NJ, while attempting to descend
the stairs leading to the street from Dunstei
& Hazen's saloon in the second story Of
Hagaman's block. fell headlong from neal
the top and landed on the stone sill at the
bottom. He was picked up in an insensi-
bic condition, and carried across the street
to O'Brien's store, where it was discovered
by the physicians summoned that he had
received fracture of the skull, just above
the right temple. He was taken from the
store to Murray's Hotel near the depot,
where he yet lives in an unconscious state.
Dr. Hunt, who was called to attend him
during the night, tells us that his case is
very critical, and that there is strong
probability that he will no. recover.
There is some uncertainty in determin-
ing the causes which led to Needham's terri
bic fall. He has been afflicted with dropsy to
the extent Of somewhat impeding his loco
motion. This in6rmity has induced a kind
OF shutHi~g gait, net favorable to walking
with celebrity or precision. To this must be
added the undoubed fact that he had been
drinking some, and came out Of the saloon
just before the fearful llunge. His natur-
ally uncertain footing, made no Surer by
his rotations, is probably the true expla
ton of the accident.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-05-20

INDEPENDENCE, Iowa, May Is, 1870.
MIR. EDlroR:
Dear Sir We wish you to inform
the public through your paper, that in as
much as our genllemanIy neighbor has con-
cluded to infringe on our brand of lead,
(Shipman's Strictly Pure Lead,) We shall
from this day sell the above lead ten cents
lower per can, than any one will sell the
same brand in this town. So get their low
est figures and then come to US and get it
for ten cents less. We will give fifty dol.
,ars reward to any one who will produce a
better article of lead or one more strictly
pure. We will also sell oil as low as any
one and better article, and unlike the
above neighbor, we have never had to pay
smart money for selling poor oil.
46.tf TABOR l. IRWIN.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Shcrin',s Sale.

DY virtue Of an Execution issued out Of,
Dand under the Seal of the District Court Of
Buchanan County, Iowa, in favor of ID. W.
Hammond, aad against the goods and chattes,
lands and tenements of George Boardman and
Mary NJ. Boardman, l have levied upon the
following described property, to witt
Commencing at point four rods and TWEEN
tv-two feet west of the south west corner of
block three, in Stoughton McClure's Add
ton to the village (now city, of independence,
Iowa, running thence north ten rods, thence
west twenty feet, thence south ten rods, thence
east twenty feet to the place of beginning.
Also Lot Two in Block Twenty, three. in
Stoughton 4 McClure's Addition to the village
(now city, Of Independence, Iowa. Also a
piece of land commencing sixty rods west OF
tho North east quarter of the North west quar-
ter Of the South-wes quarter Of Section Nine
teen, Township Eighty nine, Range Nine,
west, thence running South Eighty rods. thence
West Thirty rods thence North Eighty rods,
thence East Thirty rods to the place of begin
nirg. Also piece of land commencing TWEEN
ty rods North of the South Least corner of the
North west quarter of the Northwest quarter
Of Section Twenty nine, Township Eighty
eight, Range Eight. thence running North
Twenty rods, thence West Forty rods, thence
South Twenty rods. thence East Forty rods to
the place of beginning, all being in Buchanan
County. Iowa.
Which property as above described, I viii
sell at Public Auction. to the highest bidder
Mt the door of the Sheriffs Office, in the city OF
Independence, Iowa. on Saturday, june
4th. 1870. at 2 o'clock ?. NJ, to satisfy said
Execution and costs.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Independence,
sl250] May 3, 1870. 4-4w
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-05-20

SUPPLEMENT.-We commence the publ
cation of the laws this week in n supple
ment to our regular edition. This involves
considerable additional expense, but it has
the advantage of not reducing our usual
quantity of miscellaneous matter and OF
presenting the laws in convenient shape for
Cling and preservation. We will issue a
supplement every week fromth time until
the laws are all laid before our readers. We
bespeak for them careful perusa', and
hope that our readers will give us the proper
credit for not suffering their publication to
interfere with the usual variety of reading
matter found in the columns of the BUrLE
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-05-20
NOT

NOTICE is ereby given, that application
~ has been made to the Circuit Court of
Buchanan County, Iowa, by Clarence Kellogg,
doing business as Druggist in the 4th ward
in TIE City of Independence, in said County,
for Permit to sell Intoxicating Liquors for
Mechanical, Medicinal, Culinary and Sacra-
mental purposes only, and that the mattor will
be finally heard by said Court at its next sit
ting, commencing on Monday. June 9th, A. D.
1870.
Witness my hand and seal Of said Court, this
Goth day of May, 1870.
H. S. D. L. SMITH,
46-2w Clerk Circuit Court.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-05-20

"DEAp BEATS. '-Several of our business
| firms are anxious to know of the wherea
! bouts of certain brace Of advertising gen
tlemen named Coats Il Eddy, who Inter
viewed" them out of several sums, varying
Fl ON five TO fifteen dollars, some two months
since, on the repre- sen'ation that they were
publishing a "Railroad Indicator'-a very
fire specimen of which they had with them
This enter rising firm got the cards ard
The greeuhacks, but these who pntronzed
them have rs yet heard nothing from the
Indicator and the question very natural.
IL arises. are they dead Beats p Can
Goats & Eddy or any of their friends give a
salts factory answer ? Cedar Rdpids Times.
Tat is just what parties in this vicinity
would be pleased to know. This office has
a sourenir OF their visit in yet uncompen-
stated for, bill of job work. Has anybody
seen the "Ralroad Indicator?'
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-05-20

TIE Weather AND CRoPs.-The
weather until within the past two days
has been very warm and dry. On Wednes-
day night came refreshing shower, which
has been followed by others, but not yet in
quantity adequate to the needs of the crops.
The latter are not suffering, and from all
,ha, we can ascertain, are doing very well.
There is sou e complaint of TIM fields OF
wheat. OWING probably TO poor seed, but we
rhi k this is not general. There is prob
ably as much wheat sown in this county as
was last year, and more corn. Some of the
fields of the latter will probably show the
effects of imperfect seed.