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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07
CHAPTER 1856.

AN ACT apportioning the State Of Iowa
into Senatorial Districts.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, That
one senator to thirty thousand inhabi-
tants, or fraction thereof equal to one
half in each senatorial district, is hereby
constituted the ratio Of apportionment.
sec. 2. Lee county is the first district,
and entitled to one senator.
sec. 8. Van Buren, county is the
second district, and entitled to one sena
tor.
sec. 4. Davis county is the third dis
trict, and entitled to one senator.
sec. 5. AppanOosc county is the
fourth district, and entitled to one scna-
tor.
sec. 6. The counties Of Monroe and
Wayne is the fifth district, and entitled
to one senator Il
sec. Z. The counties of Clarke and
Lucas, shall be tho, sixth district, and
entitled to one senator
sec. 8. The counties Of Taylor, Ring
gold and Decatur. shall be the seventh
district, and entitled to one senator.
i sec. 9. The counties Of Fremont,
Page, and Montgomery shall be the
eighth district, and entitled to one sena-
tor.
tamie and Mills shall be the ninth district
and entitled to one senator.
sec. ii. Des Moines county is the
tenth district and entitled to one sena-
tor.
sec. IL. Henry county is the eleventh
district, and entitled to one senator.
sec. IS. Jefferson county is the
twelfth district, and entitled to Ond sena.
tor.
sec. IA. Wapello county is the thir-
tcenth district, and entitled to one sena-
| tor.
sec. Is. The county of Keokuk shall
be the fourteenth district, and entitled to
ono senator.
sec. 16. The counties Of Washington
and Louisa shall be the fifteenth district.
and entitled to one senator.
| sec. II. The counties of Madison and
Dallas, shall be the sixteenth district, and
4 entitled to one senator,
sec. 1S. The counties Of Adair, Cass,
Adams, and Union shall be the seven
teenth district, and entitled to one sena-
tor. '1er
sec. 10. Mahaska, county is the eigh-
teenth district, and entitled to one sena-
tor.
sec. 20. Marion county shall be the
nineteenth district, and entitled to one
| senator. H
sec. 81. Warren county shall be the
twentieth district, and entitled to one
| senator.
sec. %. Muscatine county. shall be
the twenty first district, and entitled to
one senator.
go. %. Hsou county shall b the
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07
Domestic Recipes.

Salt in Soap Making.-An Eng
lish correspondent writes to the
Scientific american that a very
practical and most useful adaptation
of common salt in partial substitu-
ton for alkali in the manufacture Of
soap is now being most economic
ally and advantageously used in that
country. A soap can be produced
in the bar, or nodded into pattern
cheaper than any other known pro-
cess; and plain and fancy soaps Of
every odor, color and design are
being freely circulated at figure
costing the public no more when
boxed than $2.sS or 1886 per cwt.
Of 1l2 pounds. This, too, where
the manufacturers have to pay 80
cents per cwt. for carriage on the
salt.
Chicken and Oyster CroQuettes.
Chop some chicken very fine, and
add to it as large quantity of oys.
tcrs chopped fine, with half cup of
bread crums and piece of butter;
season with salt, pepper, and, if
liked, little mace; moisten with
enc or two well-beatcn eggs; form
into long, slender rolls and fry in
good lard to a light brown. Serve
on a napkin, and garnish with Gel
cry, tops Of parsley, and slices Of
lemon.
Potato Puf:-Take cold roast
meat-beef or mutton, or veal and
ham together-clear from gristle,
cnt small and season with pepper,
and cut pickles, if liked; boil and
mash some potatoes, and make them
into a paste with an egg, and roll
out, dredging with -four. Cut
round with saucer, put some OF
the seasoned meat with one half
and fold it over like a puff; pinch
or nick it nearly round, and fry it
light brown. This is good method
of cooking meat which has been
cooked before.
A recipe for making grating wax,
from a practical nurseryman, is
Resin, six pounds; beeswax, one
pound; tallow, one pound; melt and
work until cold. This is to be used
warm, when working in the house.
For outdoor work, Mr.. J. J. Thorn
as recommends the same formula,
except using linseed oil, one pint,
instead Of the tallow. For outdoor
work, a good wax is made by using
one or two pounds less Of resin, one
half to one pound more of beeswax,
and one and one-half pints of lin
seed oil; to be melted, made in a
mass. and applied-by hand.
S,ceet Peas.-A skillful cultivator
OF this towering plant says that, il
properly grown, it will bloom for
months; that failure arises from
poor soil, sowing too thickly,, and
not allowing a well-developed and
luxuriant growth. The soil should
be very rich, and for hedge OF
screen tho peas sown in a row. To
keep up the bloom, the pea pods
| must be promptly removed, as the
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07
Buyers Of Merchant Tailor
ing Goods

WIN. FEW, Cutter for
j. F.. III o DIG e S
Has just arrived
home from the East,
where he has
selected a fine
assortment of the
choicest
Cloths for early
spring wear, consis-
ting of
All shades of
MeItons,
French and German
MedaIIions,
Bannockburn
Scotch Goods,
French Creipes
Edward Harris Fa-
NOUS Cloths,
Whitney's Tricots,
Diagonals and Coat
ings,
Simoni's & Biolie's
Celebrated Broad
Cloths, de-,
in fact everything
wanted. from a dol
lar and twenty-five
cent Cashmere to a
ten COLLAR Broad
Cloth.
In addition to all this
we charge moth
ing FOR Cutting
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07
Aarifnltnral Galnilltt.

The reading columns ON this page Will be devo.
ted mainly to topics pertaining to the FARM and
HOUSEHOLD. The farmer readers Of the BuLLn.
TIN are cordially invited to write for Il.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07

$1,000 reward will be paid by the
proprietor Of DR.. Piefce's Golden
Medical Discovery for medicine
that will equal it in curing severe
and lingering coughs, Bronchitis,
and all diseases Of the lungs. COZ
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07

"Give my love to the artist workmen of THE
1LDINE who are striving to make their profess
sion worthy of admiration for beauty, it has al.
ways been for usefulness. "-Hehry Ward Beecher.
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07
NEW FEATURES FOR 1872.
ART DEPARTMENT.

The enthusiastic support SO readily accorded to
their enterprise, wehereverit has been
has convinced the publishers of THE ALDLNE
of the sOundness Of their theory that the Ameri-
can public would recognize and heartily support
any sincere effort to elevate the tone and standard
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that there is no market for anything better-in-
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As a guarantee Of the excellence of this depart
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Where so much attention is paid to illustration
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state that, the editorial management OF THE
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HENRY sToDDARD, who has received assuI1n.
ces of assistance from host of the most popular
writer's and poets Of the country.
THE VOLUME FOR 1872.
will contain nearly 800 pages and about $50 fine
sngravings. Commencing with the number ior
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frontispiece.
The Christmas number for 1872, will be splen-
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was a very popular feature las year ana W; be
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Anv person snedng 10 names and &c will re-
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ave our premium circular on application. we
i've many beautiful and desirable articles onefeo
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23
pENlNSULAR NEWS.

Salisbury will have ali abundance of amusements
OH Christmas.
The channd Of the North East river is being
wldened and deepened.
The Presbyterians of Ekton are holding fair
in the Odd Fellows Hall.
Work on the new Public School at North East
has been suspended until Spring
Rev. 7. L. Pouson lectured at North East, one
night last week, on "Queer People,"
Messrs Thompson & Lee shipped from Chester
town on Tuesday last S.O5Ob bushels Of grain. .
North East is infested with petty thieves, who
purloln whips and buffalo robes from vehicles.
Vim. j. Gallagher. OF the Fourth District ran
knife In his leg. and narrowly escaped the lock-
jaw.
Not contenled with announcing the usual mar.
riages in prospective.the Salisbury Eastern Shore
man, announces a prospective secret marriage, and
thereby probably sroils an elopement.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23
STATE ITEMS.

One or two new stores will probably be soon
started in Newark.
The Saturday, the first term Of the Collegiate
snd Academic year closes. at Newark.
Several families around Newark. contemplate
removing to Wilmington in the Spring.
A druggist has been looking around Newark,
the past week, and it is supposed new drug
store will soon be established there.
Joseph Joyce, col, living near Delaware City,
walked 10 New Castle, eight miles, with ten
gallon demJohn Of cider on his head, without
once removing it. He won eight dollars thereby
AT regular convocation Of Adoniram Chap
ter, No. s, Of Middletown, held Friday evening,
Dec. 18th, 1872, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: A. G. Cox. High
Priest; J. Thos. Budd, King; r. f. Smith,
Scribe; Joseph l.. Gibson, Treasurer; Wm II
Barr, Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

LARGE FrRNAcE.-The Allentown Ke,cs in.
forms its readers that the "Lucy," of Pittsburg,
Pa, Is the largest blast furnace in the United
States, and that it is said TO be the largest in the
world. All ofwhich is incorrect. II is not the
largest, but is one Of the finest and most com.
pletc in the United States, or in the world. II is
- feet at the boshcs, while the Isabella" of this
city, and the "Rosena," of New Castle, Pa. are 20
feet; the blast furnace of Collins & Halliday. now
being built at st. Louie and the cross.head for
which was recently forged at the Duquesne Forge,
this city, will be % feet at the boshes, and Inc
franklin Iron Company, Franklin, N. J., arc
building furnace OF 23-foot boshes. There arc
% olas. furnaces In the Cleveland district, England
equally large.-.4merican Manuc
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23
Genera, News.

Two hundred and thirty-fve of the destitute
Italians in New York left for Virginia, on Satur.
day. to work on the railroads Eighteen OF them
had previously gone to Vermont.
The jury for the second trial of Edward
Stokes, In New York, is now complete. 1t con-
ssts OF six merchants, one architect. one brick
manufacturer. one insurance agent, one builder
one carpenter, and one printer
A San Francisco despatch repeats the state.
ment that General Crook has adopted the policy
OF eDlisting friendly Indians to fight the hostile
Apaches. He has the cooperation Of the In dian
Agents, and expects, sit not intenfsrcd with, te
make the campaign short and decisive"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23
sQclErlEs.
AKKTINas THIS EVENING.

Cherokee Tribe, No4, . Il NJ, at Red Men
Hall, AIS Market street.
J.enape Tribe, No &, 10 r n, in fourth story
Sayiils Building, 9Th and Market street.
Wilmington AID prapdyyipe Council, No. g. o
U. A. n, at Hall, Fifth and Iayket streets.
Franklin Council, No. Q, o U A NJ, at Necna,,
ics' Hall, 2l9 King street.
Wilmington Council, No b, Jr, . U A III, at
Hall, 9th and Market streets.
Enterprise Circle, U C A, at Hal 50l Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No l, X Of pat Knight.
OF Pythias Hall. No. 2ll Market street
Washington Lodge, No 3, q F, nt Good Eel
lows Hall, Sd and Market.
Old Church division. No ls, s of T Seventh
below Spruce.
Wawaset Lodge. No l3, o Of q r, at room
10Th and Scott streets
, Washipgtop. Lodge, No !, A p A, at hall
Second and King streets. "''''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

woman in Leavenworth, Kansas. has brought
suit to recover 100000 for the murder Of her
husband d Husbands arc q commodity whose
value II is hard for any jury to fix, since the
owners thereof place whole Actitions price upon
them Some are eager 70 get rid Of them TOR o
merely n ominal sum, while others profess to hold
them above all value. As the Kansas womap's
own price for hers sI00, 900. the jury might
safely allow her about one-tenth Of that sum.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

AssAuLT.-As Captain Merrihew was passing
along French stree, last Friday evening,a crowd
Of coored men rushed out Of the door Of the
house at the s. w. corner Of Fourth and French
streets, when one Of them took hold of him, and
gave him shove, and demanded in violent
language that he should get out ofthe way,after
which the assailant ran off at a rapid gate.
Capt. M. made complaint TO Mayor Simms, who
issued warrant for the arrest of The assailant,
and stated that unless better order was MAIN
tanned in the house, proceedings wonld be
instituted against the proprietor. Republican.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

HANDSOME PRESENT This af,.u,o. :,
Coatcsvile, Pa, Mr.. Abraham Brandt Mas,er Ne. a.
chanic Of the W. d X. Railroad will bc the recin.
ieht OF handsome present from the engineers
and iiremen OF the road The present consists OF
handsome ls-karat gold ring with beautiful
!,ale anethysl setting, and is valued at $50. On
me inside OF the ring is the following inscription:
presented to Abraham Brandt, of the W. a r r.
H., hY the Engineers and Firenen of the Road y
Mr.. b. has been master mechanic of this road ever
since II was opened and is held in hirh esteem
by the employees in general.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

The SHIP CANAL AaAIN.-Messrs. Harris
and Valentine who have been staying at the
Middletown Hotel, during the past week,
while engaged in surveying roAte for the much
talked Of Ship Canal, from the Delaware TO Sas
safras river, left yesterday having finished their
labors. Their intimated 10 tho proprietor, Mr..
Lowber, that they believed the most acceptable
route, after all, would be enc much nearer Mid.
dletown than any heretofore mentioned
Transcript.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

.. resident Thiers and his family will return
atom a,om Versailles to Paris to morrow, and will
aiay 81 mere until the reassembling of the Nation.
sailles during the holiday recess. g
a. !. Stewart, Esq., Of New York, was .eri-
in Fifth Avenue, on Saturday niphi. H;s Iss
was broken and ankle dislocated,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

CHANGES. The Trustees Of The Commons
have leased the farm now in tho tenure OF
Douglass Mccoy 10 Mr.. Higgins, the present
occupan. Of William l.ambson's farm. Mr. d.
Mccoy takes Mr.. Lambson's farm, thus chang
ing farms with Mr.. Higgins. Mr.. James McCoy
will remove TO one OF Mr.. Cooks farms. and
Alexander Bisgs takes the one now occupied by
james Mccoy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

~ FOLD hobDRRR -On Saturday. about noon.
~, MISS hhzabeth Gray. Of Blackbird, was robbed IN
a,s .as Guy, In most bold and daring manner She
nau peen attending market here, ana at noon
went to her sisters No 4O9 East Second .trss, t,..
dinner: After dinner she started back to ,narket
again, but had gone only short distance. when
nun named Iom---. who had been ass,.t,n0
net M 10 market all morning. came running after her
auu stated that her sister wished to see her i'm
me mouse, the man suddenly sprang upon Miss.
Gray, forced her into thealey choked her severely
knocked two of her teeth out, and before ske
could recover herself sufficiently to raise an alarm
ssa t0oK her containing about s25, and
Police Headquarters, but the rascal has 70. since
been seen ~ e'ee
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

PRESENTATION On last Sunday afternoon. A.
y. Cox, superintendent OF the III. T. Ssbba, h
school, OF Middletown, on behalf of Daniel Fl.
Kent. Esq, OF the finn OF u. H. Kent Il Co.
Wilmington, Del. presented the school with a
very handsome eaA-beH which was received on
the part OF the school by the Pastor Rev. Y
smith. by unanimous vote OF school "a vote
oil thanks was rendered Mr. Kent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

iNsTALLATIoN.-lIom Barry was installed as
elder III the Central Church, on Wednesday.
The sermon was preached by Rev. J. p. Conkey,
OF the Central the charge TO the Eld.r was de-
lvered by Rev. $. H. McKown, of the Frat
Presbyterian, and the charge to the pcop,e by
Ney. Lafayette Marks, Of Hanover
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

DISTINGUISHED NIsIToR-About the last Of
January or this first of February next, President
Grantl acceptance of an extended invitation will
visit this city, and attend the Military Fair, to lie
gwen by Go. A, First Delaware Regiment about
that time.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

TuRKIEs IN DEMAND.-Onr country friend;
should he In attendance tomorrow afternoon
with full supply of turkes, geese ducks ant
chickens, or many who are expecting to entertain
their friends with Christmas dinner will be disap
pointed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

President Grant arrived at Covington. Ky.
on Saturday afternoon, and visited his father
the same night. lie will leave fer Washington
this morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

HOUSES roR SALE.-Mct !oskpy d McMinamin
advertise number of good houses for sale. Me
chanios and workngmcn who want residences
should give these houses their attention.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

Z. S. CouRT.-The United States District Court
for the District OF Delaware will meet IN this city
OH Thursday next, Wien argument upon the mo-
tion for arrest Of Judgment III the Given will
be heard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

IMPRcv cvEMENT.-MeAsrs. Poslles & Son art
adding another story 10 thair morocco factory
il Fourth Street, between Orange and 1atnall
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23
gumber alaras 4 aFrod d''rnfrs.
NEW 1tAts.i.4tt.
k.tJNS9sESEs YARD.

ina auhse,, .tr l.ayiIg purchased ths
sA s;urk n. Lutlt.r ,i III. late Chsi.s II
.tr3n. " Al c. ut .uGe ite u u-ii ens ~ n!
7. IL, br are i,eG, hsyipr we'll --lst I'D
3 s-Jr,s.,, III .,i seAsau'i LnG!trt, 10 .ss'ug .!
Whit. plne Bt,eras, Ann ft1Lh,
White Pine Fl. NJ Jah f,aosa ald ~
White ptuc io.,iLg Cedar shingles
White Pine fidin2, Gedar RailF,
Wnits Pine Rrane5t3 'Olar Bean rolc',
HemlOck Boari., CedaTRos' boares
0enlock Fencing Fancy faies "a IL
6sMiock Joists Psncy fal@s, All
Aenlock Frame SuE, "ieket-, af-et'
Hsmicck shns,iny Llth, ? okets 4ls fe.s
Hsnlock tloorins OAK rance Posts,
yellow Hue rlooHDs,S Raiif:or Piikotten ..
yellow rine Boar ds, i iu - Pisste.'as Ls;hH,
Yellow Pine H,sria, .tn.s Areor Poles.
YELLOW fihs f-An-,s
stron n SuL'h.
Persous In want of Sny Ct the above kinds Of iahltY
-ocid well cul send sheir o,1.rs. All
ktuds sold the west market rates and all ecmunh
tuus attended tc .tG2rny
lnAy c1lv oil ES LANR ON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

lee IN THE RNER.--Thc cold weather yeserda.
frozc the creek completely over, while the river
was frozen 10 much greater extcn! than II has
been since the cold weather set n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

VINO CAN BEAT IT.-John B. VOshell of
West Dover hundred, recently presented Hon.
Eli salisbury with pumpkin which weighed
Hinety three pounds.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

MusEuM.--New additions are being added
to Chadwick's Museum fer the holidays.
Strangers visiting this city should not fail to
see the wonderful curiosilies from all parts Of
known world. No. POI & 200 West Fourth
street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

SALE 4r BANK STOcK.--We call attention
to tho ale Of hank and other stocks, Of the
estate of Joseph Trimbie, advertised IN another
column.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

MAD DoG.-On Thursday evening, mad dog
created considerable excitement in the streets OF
New Castle bullet from Constable Wards
pistol, however, quietcd the rabd canine before
any body was bitten.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

ca in the City Hall cells for several days. charged
with hiring couple of horses from MIR. Robert
Porter and trying to escape with tlem was dis
charged from custody on Saturday afternoon, Mr..
Porter declining to prosecute him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

FELL DowN-A horse attached to a load of
coal, belonging to F. Griffith, fell down this NOR
hhs' on Second street, near West, owing to the
slippery condition OF the street The entire har-
ness had to be removed, and the cart turned
around, before the animal could stand M
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

A Lnes.-James Comfy Of Christiana Hundre'
lost fine horse u few days ago, which WI
valued al $500.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

. SHERIFF SALE.-Robcri l.. Armstrong will sell
at public sale. the personal property of Charles
Parry, Of st. Georges Hundred, on Tuesday, the
9TH of January.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

y LADY AuDLKY's SECRET Tonight. Mrs n
=. powers supported by MrJ. c. McCo,iom
ana a,a strong New York Company, will appear a.
.i .hs urand Opera House, in the famous dramatiza.
a t.nn o, me most interesting OF Miss NJ A. Brad.
1aalea nIses' Msn ,Asdy Audiey's Secret" As Lady
mrs. bowers has acquired most brilliant
reputation, and it is considered by many as he,
asv,aaeurre. Mr; McCollom, with his splendid
aDIies and versatile talents, cannot fail 10 do fni
Justice to the character Of Robert Audlev. while
,hs.ap hs appsarance Of strong troupe in support Of
tormanco ~o .eaars Characters. will insure per-
ao.,.. at once intensely interesting. and de-,
this evening. """ "''en"