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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-10

GOOD for NAN. = Inflammation of al
kinds, Diphthera, Wounds. Bruises, Burns
Sprains, Rheumatism, Sore Throat Swelling OF
the Glands, Inflammation Of the Eyes, Broken
Breast, Frost Bites, Chihains, Piles Bee S;ings,
and all Sores.
Good for Sc s.3. Fresh Wounds. Calls
Poll i.N.l, SprIius, Bruises, Cracked Heels Kin j.
Bone, v ind Gals. Spavins. Sweeney. F0unGcr,
Iancness, sand Cracks. Scratches q G.t.. -
Mango, Horse Distcmpc-
This truly wonderful I4Es5faaes,t t..s
discovered by HOMER ANDERSON \ Il la;r
Professor Of Chemistry and Mathematics j tie
Clinton Liberal Institute. oi turidH County. ny .
In experimenting for the purpose Of U.akIu-
lhussic Acid. iy mining The ndepcnGyr; gas, CUs
bodies of which il Is composed, 4 rt>iduum MAS
left which, On beng applied to bruises and in
famed parts, by The students Of the Institute. WGs
found TO possess the remarkable property 81 cool
ing down and carrying oil the Inflammation and
soreness nj once and restoring thc paris 10 SQUAD
ness and health N 4 few hours Wilton; IIil or
irritation.
Il l. not heating T-g5tneai. IHt
acts hy lis peculiar SPECIFIC or chcm.ca gTHlJi,a
in dissolving and scattering the Soreness ana i,-
ELIMINATION of the idjnrcd palt. /. rs free ap-
pication. the red surface soon bee mes coo
moist and natural, and is rcsto ell 10 natural
hcA!.h without suppuratioa or destruction.
As Il L.initnc.st for Horse Flesh, ior
tie cure of all The aim MS named a1orV, We
callcngc the worl1 20 lind lis equal.
F'ric Is & 50 cents 9Gr bottle.
n. RANs0M, SON & CO., Pron1's,
BUFFALO, y. y
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-10
Take Notice.

All persons Indebted to the subscriber are here
by requested to call and settle the same forthwith
or the account will be left with justice for col.
lection. X. BARTLE
independence, Dee III, 1872. adf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-10

Paris is building an elegant and
spacious ampitheatrc.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-10
J. l.. LOOMS,
Schedule o? lai,a5,--Spooial Session.

BRIDGE CLAIMS.
Ctm'd. .!Hu'5,
Thos Sherwood & Co., Carriage
Hire, Br. Com. $500 s geo
4. II. Trask, Carriage Hire, Bf.
Com. .........-.......... $50 $50
d. $. Dcering. locating Piers &c. 1000 1000
4. Stout n Co Lumber for OF
tervilc Bridge, 2299 22g9
Perry MGnson, Measuring BIidgc
MasOnery at Fairbanks, ....... $50 so
MISCELLANEOUS CLAIMS.
Jed Lake. Expenses of Atty's and
Witnesses at Waterloo, Ney
trial, ................ ........... 80 50
jed Lake, Ser's on Br. Conn.,. G.00 GO
J. A. Stoddard, Ser's on br. com.
81. Observation-Disclosures. ......... 9e.do ESQ
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-10
TERNTSs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

One copy Tor one year will be sent free 10 any
nersOn sending cluh of ten AZ rates rs above.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-10
Proceedings of the Board Of Supervis-
ors--Special Session.

The Board of Supervisors of Buclan IN
County convened in special session at
the Court House. Independence, on
Thursday, the 26th day Of December,
1879, at | O'clock, a. m, pursuant to
! adjournment
PREsENr:~-M cssrS. Lake and Stod
dard
Adjourned till tomorrow morning at 0
O'Clock, in order to visit Poor Farm.
SECOND DAY.
The Board convened at O'Clock, n. m,
Dec. 2Sth, pcrsuant to adjournment.
PREsrNT:-M cssrs Lake and Stod
dard
The minutes of yesterdays session
were read and approved.
A petition was presented from Patrick
Ney, by Jas. Jamison, his Attorney, ask
ing the Board to compromise in the suit
ofsaid Ney against the county concern
ing work on piers and abutmcnis of
bridges at QuasQueton and Fairbanks, by
allowing the said Ney the amount origin.
ally offered for settlement, by the Board,
towit: S3, CSC 40, with interest at ten per
cent. from Sept. 1, 1871; said Ney agree
ing TO pay al! costs of suit.
Pending consideration of IL is petition
the Board adjourned till one o'clock p.
NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Board convened at one O'Clock. P.
NJ, Dec. 2.th 1872, pursuant to adie"s:'
mcnt.
PRESENT. Mcssrs. Lake and Stod.
darl.
The Board resumed consideration OF
the petition Of Patrick Ney, which was
granted and his proposition accepted with
the condition that interest should only be
allowed from this date until payment OF
the warrants. These terms having been
accepted by said Ncy, through his agent,
the Auditor was instructed to issue war.
rant on Tie Bridge Fund for the amount,
to-wit: 1866 40, with interest at ten per
cent. from date.
Sundry claims were presented and dis
posed, of as appears in the annexed schch
ulc.
The County Auditor WAS instructed to
issue warrants on the County Fund for
per diem ana mileage Of the Board, rs
follows, to-wit:
Days Diem Miles Mil'Ge Total
jed Lake, > - &c $ SIG
Adjourned sine lie.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-10
TERMS s:
the WEEKLY REGISTER,

Single copy, oae year, Si00i
SIX mos, 50t
three mos. 2a
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-10
$ F'zz'USI Is OF

HUhaAM HAIR
from three 10 ten
dollars, assorted to
match almost any
kind Of hair. The
goods are q new
thing in this mar
I>et. the only lot
oycr brought here
to sell. he above
goods were par-
chased for the
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-10

HOLIDAY TRADE:
I would be pleas
ed 10 have one and
all come and visit
the new store,
whether you wIsI,
to buy or not, The
II ost attractive
stock Of
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-10

Days Diem Miles Ml'ge Total |
J \ Stoddard. . IL SSf2 |
jed Lake, > u 90 SIG |
Adjourned sine die
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

There were also sold 10 common draft horses, aver
aging about 500 per head. coupe by Brewster & Co.
lof Broomest.). considerably used, Knocked down
for N,Oo; tea cart. by the builder. for :9j.
Sale at Messrs. Barker & Chase's cry Auction Mart
and NewYOrk Tattersals tomorrow "Wednesday. the
i9th inst, at IL O'Clock
Some 900 vehicles slightly damaged during the recent
fire at the repository Of NcssTs Wood Bros Co.,
offered at haiipriCe through our advertising columns.
MesSrs Bradley, Pray y Co successors OF john Il.
Lawrence CO.. have purchased the STOCK OF Joseph II.
Goodwin r and leased his former factory ifOi Broad
way with intention OF rar5fcrTng thclr largely
tended rep irIus department. now lOcoG IA CrOsDyst.,
TO that locality.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
INDIANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGTON & WESTERN
Railway Extension
FIRST MORTGAGE
7PER CENT GOLDDONDS

Capitalist. invited the Of the
Bends sued the INDIANAPOLIS. BLOOMINGTON AND WEST
KS RAILWAY COMPANY and secuel By Flnt Mortgage is
BrteHon Line 27 miles On this work, 100 miles from
Champaign 10 Hnvnnn on Illinois Ter are compcted
ana trims will that section in the second
week Of January. The remaining distance Of IS miles Keokuk
on The Mississippi with the branch Of = miles Decatur graded
and track partly will be finished in ample tirue for
the business Of 1873. Increasing produc
ons AMI country tributary this part Of the line
ioI II very large renuneriiVe business
The Indianapolis ell operation
little than years. and has established Its
ings have steadily increased, giving in 1872 in
crease of S3DJ, 600 over 1871. Net receipts from
this part OF the line alone than sufficient TO
respond punctunlIy interest all Bonds mie AID Is
sued by Company rarely tina; this said any
road lurng negotiation Of It's securities
Tie entire line Of 40 miles has the ppor, popuo-, exceedingly
@ and productive agricultural through and con-
meets important towns Cities and de
posts Of good coal all Of local business Of
magnitude I Western and North Western connections sub
saHtay under eoalrO with proninHt neceng roads vail
furnish ae through traffic The managers appreciate the necessity Of
unusually equipment aud providing M rapidly possible
FOR this Indianapolis viii greatly flrs and
enable IL take large offered business which it has
been Obliged To decline.
Pneu,r attention is asked to he urrusl strength Of these Bonds,
which liability owning line Of 40
miles ami also completely seou and only morg'gc
the OF shoe line 30S es completed, and
% are graded.
Wh The certainty that interest will 10 short
time be largely reduced holders 50s vii Cad advantageous to
ate present. bsh prices and these Bonds which
possessing ample security FOR all avor As invest
they cannot oil 70 prove largely rernunerave
The Bonds per gold 1ch convertible into
stock the option the holder and be registered With
Price, 30 accrued interest Coupons
January and July l. free Of tx
All negotiable exchange best market rates.
Pull particulars furnished d appic1tion
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

=, ,.o.. ,ao mis- There is sltte armpess In rcuna
~ - r, 5s.s antcnAisd decline upon ;he opening
~",,,oTs sep al s2asi Squsshes are ont Of ms5A
~ s,rye iudivii AL has the market 70 hs0"
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
THE STATE uF TRADE.

A
s,d United Five Twenty bonds o @
sl Los 99i Tcn.FoItes o9l New Fves ~ hre H~H""y
Pass FEB ls-A u.-Renes opened a. SE 70 . , ..a..
LvgKrllE. ell A. opened quet 800
Mdilug Up auis 81; iilug Oeans lOd lOti me oi
whesi or lie three hve beea 5000 qTh neiSahE "
ArnelcaB. go T., -. .n5 .e.4v. s.es
Of oa N prs non savannah Charleston fenu
A. "a ma from January anu FcOf1ar! a.
IoNpnr Tcb 49, m-TLe money me S.oe1
or oFee1t securities lower An TIE bADA oi hAsA"4 A0 "
per cent . . 49, .,s o.,
LfrERP1ol. Fen l8-& D. yc;,t--
fps9iI m Nh Cforms White and Y 4gl20 Tor hel "IAe
pe,. t Is ,er ousrter 5S per hbL FOR New ness
TTrp- I Feb "a O p. 0on closed quiet and steAai we
. the v have 0 hae incuding iVOO for speculation
- e.oT Of he sales 600 bales American ses OF 62t9n
s, ,,r ssvsrr Charleston deliverable Mnrcn al no.
49, n cotton ppe savannah Charleston January ana FeO
loSpoy h. l85 Consols oea a; s2 for mOnev and ~
90 M H. tooupt Securities unchanged hne hSI"a!
shares, 81 .--,.--. -. &C, OK.
y Tnrhe Yarns ana fabfcs ~
E,nr6rr upwau elaeucY The receipts o Corn ior
- r.t ee 0sr guaroS, intending 4b American
S-veEr Feb ,8 Petroleum So fof Fine Pse American .
I1,n1N Feh l8-Eysung -Lusesd OIL, 4S9l1i iun sprs
Tusp-lune '9 Dt. T. c0L 30. ~. -. -
h,J.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
COTTON a.kYETs.

SrSrHis ,a-Coton Inn Adlpg., Se receipts 800, 1es;
salcS %5l ,I-s, sO.z, jl 3it bl.es. -
radr-ate den and Low HdlnPs
h4A.tgs iOolA
Greet Continent
sales to-day LOO hta. 10 bales stDf 4 l51tt bac
CuAHLsT1N Feb 5dCurln q,.et; Good Ordinary Jts- ID
ding y BET rolts lll1 lss ylf Da
- Daes; siocs. 4.l5
SAvAFSAH, Feb h-Cton qut; VI Hing giG Bet ,eeepis
2i5 bales eIpor6 tie Coeat 2Oy sales. 6;l bales stOe
e. 81 latA
GvFrov PEI ~ Cotton steady Cool Ordinary l6l1l7 uo
geoep JJt5 bales Continent bales;
lfLn baes saes z lVj usles stock. 20 93 bales
WILMINGTON Feb loCOt0nddnRgs, l9ic net reeeipts 24
baes erporo the continent u bes sales bales; stOek O
bales ' ~ 49,
hOBLR Feb 9Cot0n in moderate demand and Gue; MddIng
bAeA 49,
PHuADErrHIA. Psb ls-Cot,Op quiet Mlddlng, 2a2i.e
bT L0us Fen lB-CoiioH unchanged MddiaEs Isle reoep
90 bales: sales ~ bales
LOUtsVfLLE. Feb
bGIess sales i.Ig3 bales
Feb ls-Coton sImj MadIuEs 2Oe Tross ee p
20 b eIpo-coasiW IL bales sses, 2O bales STOCK 10 s4
bales
BOsros sECoon quiet HiadnDgs 2Ie net receipts 30
gross bales sae. 20 taes exports
~ Great Britain, III bales
AUGUSTA FEB lCotcn snd IN g0Dd demand. offerings
light Mddlags, 9c receps, 49, bales EaG bales
CisCNsATi Feb. B-COtt0n nominal Msjdlngs, 21 ooepts
Co. baes se, SO bales; stock oflI ba!esl
kOHFOLK. Feb. id--C00n firms Low mlf1iDg ble;
~ bses eKpOsco-ssV ~ bales, saes. 70 L@es
eiOck. 9.5JJ bsieA
LS.T Lassss zssgT ag1 AsrE~ss see Fv1A PGgI
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

"A. JOHNSTON & VAN TAssELL. "A.
OFFICE AND sALssR5oI 81 EAsSAU-sT,
HORSE MATT IGO. Ii@. AND ia EAST THIRTBByTH-sT.
..,D,,c., p. ,,5S Near lo15.S--ys; 1s rrpprv -
Bet broadway au4 Hassaaat.
No. j ii9 and la Eas II r;,e1st ner PGhye has sIoru
within the years proportions may
the most features Vi the Metropolis
Our dealing, ,e omo,, exclusively with merchants
and cnGace commenced ani nienl con
sel he I'D ala{c at honesty lie .la. Ocy'
lore business
Legitimate Horse are Carnae Arscn esbinent in
The civ AM oacn tbarlghy rel mar e. r 81 ghos 20 sny Or
tng pertaining thereto, either At auction Or p'ie SAFE
Oar reun Auction Sales Of nores and Carriages m held at The
Mart above UEsDAY aud FRIDAY hoahou the eAT
Entries for sales can he made either At the Mart above
Auction Rooms 81 SassausL, opposite .e Po.Ohee
At BARKER & CHASEs
'S9s6 %'or I'75"1 BAEEEI H. isea9Sosf
mi 4 Wlfses. lqrravf
EYsRY WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY
@ % e. best an. 'sas % os o,.P@'s, % % , .Ss ss. s Of
all classes Of purchasers co@str1 @ sI,J45 on iS9 p,y
Twenty ourbo allowed
Carriage taken Storage.
Superior sisbiBy 'or Horsa on ale
Ol-ade sales sol eitsd anu prompsiy attended to.
Liberal ya4st, g H-Gs q6S SS s I9Gs a 9s h2le ET mo
THIS DAY, Ar u O'CLOCK
T BARKER & CHASE's
"A CITY AUCTION MART AND y. Y TArrERSALLS,
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND TLiklf-hiH HlH-SE,
MAJOR q. ". BARKER. AUCTIONbEI.
REGULAR SALE or
TROTTERS ROADSTERs. FAMILY, BUSINESS AND WORK
HORSES.
CARRIAGE>. HARNESS &c.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SAI URDAY
At u O'CLOCK
LOR SALE-HORSES and DOGS. Any per
Of obtaining frtclas huates Iong iraush or
ned sporting Ogs the By one
state prc, eufed prrhsse
will Adress HAWKS Co. Montreal lnads
ZINE CARRIAGE and ROAD HORSES at
Il Z. A. FIrCWS 5TABLRS l5j Ea,. Tw-nty-,yultl-st
HARNESS.-HorseC Clothing, Blankets, Breast
Aprons Robes and Horse EIupments Of every eseu,on 'he
Iargcss Nrg York .. M NOSEnAS BIO, hanuAc-
HAerooIns. IA Chanbersst
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
and Ssdl.ery goOis extensively manufacturers ia
line Of Blankets stsbe and Carnage Robes
of every quality e.. b. sMI IN x Co. ~ Warrsn-sL
I o. TAYLOR's STABLE, No. 145 Z. 24th-st
s-FJR SALE E.,sesss cI.e no-.es al o1s.s to1s.s
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
EEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Feb. 10. 1873.

EBW- 1ORK, Iufsd1Y, FeD. TT I5J.
The general horse market indicates speedy
Improvement yet the bad condition Of the roads inter
poses a check 10 immediate development OF
activity. very large attendance crowded Messrs.
Johnston & Van Tassells Auction Mart, bidding was
spirited and the stock under the hammer was disposed
OF at proper valuation. Taking into consideration the
number OF actual bidders and the prevailing disposition
10 buy twice the number Of lots catalogue might
easily have been distributed The horses brought i0
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
pFrrIPTs or PRODUCE.

pr~ N0rfh Fes9Tf a0d IFl1- -, - ~.
Copper pkg Dhe Fruit S sols kgss lo's ooS FSa p @
~ NJ ns0 buh Barley Grn Seed 80 bhs Beans
ies S,es Peas Meal bte bags Corn neal bales
~ bels. Hons 6s 223 bales Hides p G'g sides Leather
81 bales Mos bb Spirits reFpenne iS1 ees Ron 30 pass
% -1 los C1t Meats Grease, l'3 pkgs Lard q
Ss,rp sa nkrs 409 pigs Cheese, y pkg Taow
lis Dl HOGS Peanuts 3 psgs Rice 100 pfgs Starch
Tohscc 10 tobacco, aO' Oo. NAsAl 20 V~0'
Nnn halrs Tow.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
CATTLE MARKETS.

BUFFALO Pb 8CArrrxTbe eoepts to-day, including %
rpore o. arlve, 4 head making The snpnJ
l79 a or ~ eafa sgsn l9 cars foI the
market opened active at tdtc advance
et closing prices The II stock far In quality
attendance good and about 200 bead
e dspe o. head Ino. 05
7 n IS So 6 head choice Illinois 92
I.JLl $50 D
lO0S5 100 lead OHIO ranging from 1I 20 35 b a
a. 75 20 50 head ONO Aeies lO30 . At ~ 62. II
ONO oow averaging - 81 head, rsBgng from l8
e. 7 b. 254 S6 a.; 8 head Michigan averaging LOS D AZ
a. IS. n head STAT. aveTagif l020 n. 80 - So
LAHBkece O4y amounted 70 lO besd making
ota r.nr week thus M 900 head 5D head o he
6sne time u market not fairly opened
1900 head making oa supply Tor The
against
week msr.et opere a5Q - 20 sales 500 head Illinois
an ONO l0gs ranging 49, n 20 k93 y. Is %
WArEsroys M4ss Feb lc-BEET CATTLE-ke opts J4 bead
puoes hose Of last seA sales choice 10 9G
li- e - 7s6 quality g qGsl-
ity S6a % third quahtY. $30 - 90
LAMBkeeepis O- hesd STOCK III se saDpyi sales
n ots 81 B. IS, extra, IS SEA ~ 20.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
6orses, Carriages. Garucss. &r.

"A. THE BREWSTER WAGON" "A.
IN ALL WEIGHTS, FOR PLEASURE DRIVING OR SPEEDING.
EXoUlsITELT PGNIsHRD
and smb racing their the intro
dGced b. us curing the past j. Tcar. making them
ThR STANDARD FOR QUALITY
throughout the United
uvey rrodsctp ~ ~ri-kao~a
Br0omt-s factory quail
those TIE an
UNIFORM TO ALL.
H9adea nth 5.Oes c0r1pqny
Of Carriage dedr rho hare a0pd 1y similar
npudealy ne reputation hare made 0r he Br,Ur
Wagon' beg psto u rsBerg5r at ONLY WITsO0|s
~ the Of
FFrIIAvB. AND FOURTERyTH-'T.,
AND UUR ONLY FACTORY OK DROOME,ST.
BREW STFR & Co,
OF BROO NEST.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01
DECLINED.


The appointments made by the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee Of this county
for mass meetings and public speakings, on
account of the limited time inter-
vening between the making of those ap-
pointments and the election, and the desire
of the Committee TO have meetings in every
precinct in the county, rendered it necessary
to. make our appointments, in two instances,
at The same time and place as advertised by
the Opposition. AS an act Of courtesy to our
opponents, and desire on the part OF our
speakers to discuss the issues OF the canvass
before the people with the champions OF this
nondescript outfit as member Of the DEM
ocratIe Executive Committee we addressed
the following communication to Mr.. Clark,
candidate for Sheriff, relative to dividing the
time with our speakers. 1t will be seen that
the request is peremptorily declined bV these
eloquent advocates Of pretended reform.
Although claiming to be the especial cham
pions of the people, and to possess IN their
speakers the eloquence of Cicero backed by
the wisdomIof Webster, they decline to meet
the speakers of the Democratic party, and to
freely discuss any issue that they may have
sprung in this canvass. They prefer slipping
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01
XEE.1OWsTONl TOURISTS.

We copy the following timely and excel
lent advice to Yellowstone tourists from the
Hew Nsrth-West. Capt. Mills made an ex-
tended tour through The National Park last
year, and knews whereof lie speaks:
The several indications are to the effect
that many people will visit the Yellowstone
National Park this season. There seem TO be
many parties organizing in various parts OF
the Territory, and some strangers from
abroad. Now, as nearly all can as well go
one time as another, We have suggestion to
make. Start from Bozeman or Virginia about
August 10Th or 20Ih-not earlier, and not
later than September 10Th. The reasons are
these: There is ordinarily month or six
weeks of glorious weather succeeding that
time-not too hot by day or too cold by night
when the summer storms have ended and
the snow not yet falling. The mosquitoes,
flies and gnats, which are a grIevous pest,
disappear about the 18th or Goth of August
you can get along without them. The
swamps inlthe Geyser countrv--a prominent
characteristic of the vicinity of the Geysers
ARE dried up by the summer suns, and you
will find that an item. Then the tour is up
the Madison and down the Yellowstone or
uice rersa. Who does not take that route has
only half enjoyment of the trip. And if you
do this. there are one or two points where
you will find the low water of that late sea-
son more easily fordable than earlier. We
notice wagon road is being constructed uta
Henry Lake, and direct into the Geyser Ba-
sin. That will do for ladies and strangers.
But for our Montana boys who 60 on horse
back-and it's the only method in which any
one starts from Virginia or Bozemail--and
want enjoyment. we say keep up the Mad
ison." Diverge to Henry Lake, twelve miles,
if you wish. but get back til the river and go
through the Canyon; the Basin above is a
paradise for hunters and fishers. Do not for
get your shot gun and good water dog to
bring birds from the lakes and bayous. Par
ties from the West Side will find it best, for a
number Of reasons, to go TIP the Madison
and down the Yellowstone. And if you are
in doubt whether TO go or not. we say 60"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01

FRoM Madison and Jefferson counties we
have the most cheering news of the political
situation. The Democracy of Madison will
redeem the county from the clutches of the
few Republican officeholders of that county.
Our candidate for District Attorney, Hon. r.
z. ViYion, will carry both the above counties
by a large majority. and Gallatin will give
him 4 still larger majority. This is as il
should be. Bob. may not be able to visit
Madison and jefferson before the election,
but he is now doing efficient service in this
county for the Democratic ticket, and de-
serves the support Of every Democrat III the
District.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01

/ that tiie County Treasurer had ct one time
/ issued balance certificates when it was an-
lawful to do 50. and that he Iladaiso burnt
up sonic old stubs and li;sd done other things
| at variance with the BaDnack Statutes Tle
/ Judge, however. falal t0 tell the audience
! that he Dayis) was at that time Deputy Dis
trict Attorney, paid by tire county as the legal
/ adYiaer OF the Treasurer, and thas these ille-
gal acts Of the Treasurer were committed
! probably under ard bY his advice. s.ticii We
a,e Informed was tile case. Judges facts
turned sasat 10 be the mere creation o. 3 vis.
sonery 1ail,,Sl, Tithens Foundation q truth.
iss sssssor II
OF tie occasion. Geo. YT. Wakefield, ESQ The
Peoples candidate fnr County Commissioner,
wac iaen called, and mounting the platform.
he assumed flie position Of 6 boy who bad
partaken TOO freely Of green app pies or eueun-
bers end sEas consequently suffering from in
tsrnal troubles. In this graceful position he
oeiehed forth ''fis piece which consisted Of
a series OF repetitions and tautology. He at
tracted some attention finally by referring in
an unpleasant manner to this paper. He
called our darling pet, our viltRous offspring
-the AvANT COURIER a forerunner of false
hood. He said the editor thereof had LIED
about him, wilfully, with the intention OF
damaging him. Cause for why. The editor
had said that he (Wakefield) was railroad |
man, and MIR. Wakefield referred to the ar
ticle in which we had so misrcpresented him. |
And We will inform Dir. W. that III doing so
he falsely represented what we said in the |
article referred to; that in saying we Mis-
represented him he lied. The facts arc these. |
In the article referred to. In alIuding to the I
nominees Of the Peoples Convention we
stated that, so fan. as are ks,etc, all the candi-
dates were railroad mer. except Mr.. G. l.. I
Clark. We did not know, nor had we ever
heard of such a man as this Geo1 ge W.
Wakefield until we saw his name on the Pe0-
pies ticket, nor have we seen man (but
doubtless there are many who did know him
previous to his advent in this canvass. Mr..
Wakefield says he is not railroad man-we
have never said that he was We would there
fore request Er. Wakefield TO ssdraw it mild
IA the f.ttasre. TO wait until he is assailed
before lie again goes OF into suen vigorous
tsntTua.
Tia Hssat;ag was closed by q few telling
'emariss fteale TIE 'tseli-constituted chair
man," j. E. I5aTrey. ESQ. /.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01
Democratic Mas, MlGI!iing!
Grand Rally saturs:ayvSight!
Speeches., Fireworks, sc 20:

The Democracy of Gallatin County will
hold Grand Mass Meeting in Bozenan on
Saturday night. The Opposition having de-
clined to discuss tho issues Of the campaign
with the Democratic speakers, it is hoped
thateyery good citizen will turn out and hear
the champions of Democracy and participate
in the proceedings of the meeting. This is
the last rally before the election, and let US
make it lively one.