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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-04
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In the wonderful medicine 10 which the nnlict
cd are above pointed fer relief. the discorCrcr
be icvcs he has combined hGrDtopy more Of
Natures most sovereign curative properties,
VIII oh God h;s instillcd into the vegetable king
dom for h nt the Il X. II n were ever before
combined in one medicine ! he evidence OF his
fact is found III the great variety OF most obsil-
nate diseases which il has ucen found to conquer.
III the cure 81 Bronchitis, severe
Cog.c.7le, and the early stages of GOuSuHnr.
ton, IL haa ast0uishrd the medical faculty, and
eminent physicians pronounce il the greatest
medical discovery Of the agc y bile il cures the
scycrcst CnuE'is. II strengthens the system and
puria:cs the blood. by its great ard
thorough blood purifying properties. Ii cures all
EEuEnors from the wors; Scrosuia TO com
mon fRioteh, Pimp!c or Eruption.
Norcrrial disease, Mineral foisoIs. aid III ~
effects are cradicatcd. aud vigorous health end &
sound constitution est blished Erysipclas,
Salt Isfs"rr:,, Ec-cr sores. sscaty o.
Rough .i.sss, IL snort al The numerous
diseases carsctl w bad blood. are conquered by
tits Yawerfai, purifying and in.igornting mcti-
cine
il You feel dull, drowsy. debiliiated have sal
low color of hkin. or ycliowish brown spots On
face. III boGy, frequent headache CT din ,ss
bad taste in month, internal heat or chi.s alter
rated with hot flashes. low spirits, 81 gloomy
forcbodiags, irreeii'ar appctl;" md tongue coat
81. lor are .gffaiir.s from Torpid Liycr or
Sss{fio.s.scs 80 III many ca-es Of "s..vcr
Cosif5ss;i - only part OF ihese, symptoms
are FER n,ccd. - remedy for all 'le. cases
Or iscgccs clden Medical discovery ha- no
81 cn@henod nnl he thv. For the Cur" CT I1:l-
bi1,al Constipation Of tie Bowels it IL
ai.rygr falling remedy. aud those We have used
it for this purpose IRE 10 in its praise
The proprietor Offers sleJj reward fer mcdi-
cine that will equal FIR he cure Of ~ tie as
el-es for which j is rccommauGtd.
Sold by druggists al : per hottie. Prepared
by X. V. Pierce, NJ. d.. Sole Proprietor. 81 bis
Chemical Laboratory, l33 souecH street L't:a!o
send vorr 70, 'roes f"r
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-04

No PERSON can take these Bftters accord
lag 10 directions. and remain long uaweli provided
bt.lcr means, and VIII organs wasted beyond tie
point OF repair.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Headache. Pain
In the shoulders, Coughs Tightness OF the Chest
Dizziness Sonr Eructatons of the Stomach Bal
Taste in the Mouth. Bilious Attacks. Plantation O.
the Heart Inflammation or the Lungs. Pain in the
region OF the kidneys. and hundred other painful
symptoms, are the of-sprinTs of Dyspepsia one
bottle Will prove better guarantee Of It's merits
than lengthy advertisement.
For Female Complaints. In Young or Old
married or single, at the dawn OF womanhood or
the turn OF life. these Tonic Bitters DISPLAY so
decided an influence that improvement is soon
perceptble.
For lnHafn.nRto-y and Chronic Encu-
E,a'ism and Gout, Bilious. Remittent and Inter
lnlttent FeverS. Diseases OF the Blood Liver Kid
neys and Bladder, these BtterS have no equal
such Diseases are caused hy Initiated Blood
They are n gentle Purgative rs well as
a Tonic, possessing the merit OF acting "a a
powerful agent III relieving Congestion or Inhaul-
nation Of The Liver and Nisceral Organs and in
Bilious Diseases.
For Skim Diseases, EruptonS. letter Salt
Rheun. BlotcheS, Spots, Pimples. Pusiules, Boils
Carbuncles, Ring worms. Scad-Head. Sore Eyes
ErysIpelas Itch, Scuris. DscoIoratons OF the skin
or nature, are literally dug up and carried out
OF the system il short time by the use Of these
Btera.
Grateful Thousands proclaim VINEGAR BIT
TIERS the most wonderful InvigoranI that ever
sustained the sinking system
II. III. MCDONALD & CO.
Druggists and Gen. Agts, San Francisco, CAL, s
cor. Of Washington and Charlton Sts., MY.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS & DEALERS.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-04

This edition will be a compcdium OF the most
valuable matter appearing in the Daily issues
It is edited for the class of readers taking It, be-
Ing made paper to interest and inform the farm
er and the workingman, and all classes of intell
gent society. 1t has for Agricultural Editor
practical farmer. In each issue of THE
WEEKLY REGISTER will be history of Iowa for
the current week; in general features, it will give
as much reading matter, literary and miscellan-
eous as would be given in a book of $50 pages.
ruEl- nTS.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-04
in Arkansas

The Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad offers
for sale l,0O0,0OO acres, in the rich valley OF the
Arkansas River. These Lands are unsurpassed in
the production of cotton, corn. fruits vegetables
and all cereals, The inexhaustble fertility ofthe
SOIL, the climate average temperature the
mouths OF Dec, JAM, Feb. and March about 49,
F.) permitting agricultural labor about eleven
months of the year; the unquestioned health of
the valley the various and abundant timber good
water ana water powers, with the rapid develop
ment OF the State in Railroads, population aud
general Improvement combine to render these
lands the garden Of the country.
Cplands from $2.50 TO 81. and River Bottoms
from so to $50 per acre, on credit OF six years
aud annual interest. Pamphlets and Maps fur
nshed gratulously on application to
Ms. now Land Commissioner,
Little Rock, Ark.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-04

The Davenport public schools
cost over 100000 last school
year.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-04

EARMERS' X PLANTERS NURSERY.
Il 1t will pay to send and get free prices before
buying. Address ISAAC CLIFFORD, Des Moines,
Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-04
Dor such highway
will he established, vacated or
altered without reference thereto.

altered without reference thereto.
|. r., Co. AUDITOR.
SEC. IS. If no objections, or
claims for damages are filed On or
efore noon Of the day fixed for
filing the same, and the Auditor is
satisfied the provisions Of the pre-
ceding section have been complied
with, he shall proceed to establish
such highway as recommended by
the Commissioner upon the payment
of costs.
If such costs are not paid within
ten days, the Auditor shall report
his action in the premises to the
Board Of Supervisors at their next
session, who may affirm the action
of the Auditor, or may establish
such highway at the expense of the
county.
SEC, 10. If the Auditor is salts
fed the notice has not been served
and published as provided in see
ton seventeen of this chapter, he
shall appoint another day, and cause
such notice to be served or publish
ed as provided in said section, and
thereafter proceed as provided i'll
the preceding section
SEC. 20. If objections to the es
adjustment of the highway, OIL
claims for damages are filed, the
further hearing of the application
shall stand continued to the mex,
session of the Board of Supervisors
held after the Commissioners ap
pointed to assess damages have re
ported.
SEC. 81. Any order made or &C
ton taken in the establishment of {
highway shall be entered in the
highway record, distinguished be
tween those made or taken by the
Auditor, and those by the Board O
Supervisors.
When highways are opened b,
cons mt of all owners Of land to bt
used, it "must be shown to the sat
isfaction Of the Board Of Super, i
sors that it is of sufficient import
ance to be opened and worked by
the public. The parties asking
must pay the expense of survey j
survey is necessary" After thu
provisions for damages are given
the following new sections com,
in:
SEC. 80. The amount of dana
ges the claimant is entitled to shall
be ascertained bv said Circui
Court in the same manner as in &C
tons by ordinary proceedings, an,
the amount SO ascertained shall b,
entered on record, but no judgmen
shall be rendered therefor. Tn,
amount thus ascertained shall b.
certified by the clerk to the Boart
of Supervisors, who shall thereafte
proceed as if such amount had beer
by them allowed the claimant a
damages.
SEC. Al. Hereafter there shal
be no distinction between highway
heretofore known as State road
and county roads; both are alik
subject to the provisions of thi
chapter. Highways established b.
the concurrent action OF the Board
Of Supervisors Of two or NOR
counties can only be discontinue,
by the concurrent action of tn
| Boards of Supervisors of the seyera
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-04
Harper's Bazaar.

4 Repository Of Fashion, p
Instruction."
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TERMS
COMMISSION TO AGENTS,

One copy for one year will be sent free to an,
person sending us a club of ten at rates as above
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-04

We pav to agents, IN Cash, larger commission :
than any other paper gives in cheap prizes .
books and merchandise. For particulars, address
ONCE We want an agent at every Post Office
Iowa.
Specimen copies sent free, on application.
GARRISON BROS.
Des MOines, Iowa,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-04
DAILY REGISTER.
THE WEEKLY REGISTER.

s;np,e conv. one wear. 5000
sly mos 5.M
{. :. three mos. 2.5t
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-04

thence describing in general terms
all the points as in the Commission
er's reporO and terminating AT
HAS reported in favor Of the
establishment, vacation, or altera-
ton thereof, and all objection there
to, or claims for damages must be
filed in the Auditors office, on or
before noon of the--day of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-05
New York Items.

New YORK. May 3.-The coopers' strike
has ended. The largest factories have con
ceded
Colonel w. O. Cameron, who commanded
the Fifth United States infantry, has shot
himself.
The Board of Education of jersey City
ind0fse the enforcement Ct the rule for read.
ing the Bible il the public schools.
The raiiI.storn and ea>terly gale which
prevailed here yesterday still continues.
The failure Of y. II. GllIett, Il heavy tea
| merchant, is announced.
Stocks are steader and tirmer. There has
been no oificili announcement Of tue failure
Of any stock-houses.
The Celtic and City of Paris took out II
quarter Of a million.
The remains of Bishop McIlwaine will be
removed from he steamship City OF Baitl-
more tomorrow. when they will be con.
veyed 10 St Paufs church, where impressive
ceremonies will be he'd aud a funeral sermon
preached Ly the Bishop Of New York; after
which The body will be conveyed to Cincin-
nat by committee appointed by the Diocese
If Ohio.
.lta meeting of the New York Associated
Press to-day resolutions reSrettnS the loss
of ,James Brooks were passed.
Deaths this week, 500.
The coopers' strike closed to-day by the
employers agreeing not to use any more bar
els made at Portland or Bath, Maine.
Only orc shop holds out against the strike
OF the CriSpins.
Bleaklcy, the murderer Of his neice, made
another lnakc-beieYc attempt at suicide last
night.
The police this morning found Mrs. Cassi-
ly dead with smallpox, and IN infaDt halt
starved beside her. and her husband drunk
on the floor of a tenement-house in Essex
street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-05

Cu<vLYaSrES OF REAL ESTATE.-The fol
lowing i Il list Of the conveyanceS of rc:I
estate made during the week ending May 3
Lot fronting 50 feet on Peasants stree
between MoSby and Adams. for 5000.
Lot fronting 80 feet on Laurel street neal
Cumberland, for 81 ,292.
Lot !ru1in@ 81 feet on Howard street, fol-
$500.
Lot fronting llGs feet on Twenty-scyenth
street between \ and ., tor SSl5.
Lot fronting 90 feet on Graham stree,
corner Of Erin, for Sl,"09.
Lot fronting 4 feet on Union street be-
tween + and G, for Sj,4OO.
Lot fronting 294 feet on Broad street be-
tween rwcury ninth and 'Thirlieth, for S425.
Lot fronting GG feet on Twentieth street
between Grace and Broad, for $2,ll2.
10; fronting - feet on Grace street be-
tween seventh and Eighth, lor $500.
Lo, fronting l2j feet on Main street be.
tween Eighth and Ninth, for S29,I7S.33.
Lo, fronting 6Ss feet on Ninth street be-
tween Main and Cary, for S4,llG.67.
Lot fronting 10 tcct on Eighth street be-
tween Main and Cary, for $1,000.
Lot fronting SO feet on Twenty-Seventh
street between Marshall and Clay, for $500.
Lot fronting 33 feet on Broad street be-
tween Twentieth and Twenty-hrSt, for
S1.024.
Lot fronting - feet on Moore street near
Pine. Tor Slou.
Lot fronting 30 feet on Vcuable street near
Mo>bs, for $3.50.
Lot fronting 80 feet on Vcuable street near
Moslr. for S322 80.
Lot fronting AZ feet on Twenty-ninth
street near Z. for $40.
Lot fronting =; feet on Dover street be-
tween Plum and Harvie, for $50.
Lot fronting 80 feet OH Fourth street be-
tween Leigh and Jackson, for 5000.
l.at fronting 80 feet Oh 81 James street
between Clay and Leigh, for 500.
Lo, ironIlu" 81 feet OH Ncrablc street near
Mu,by, for S;:}']3. -.
Lot fronting 10 tecl on Fourth street be-
tween Leigh and Jackson. -. -,
Lot fronting - feet on Franklin street oe oe'
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth, for -, 'oo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-05
COTTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON, May 3.-Coton dull and nominal ;
good Ordinary, Htr.; net receipts, 796 bales eN-
ports coastwise, l22 baes; s,cs 200 bales; stock,
5l,!f7 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, 3Iay 3.-Cot,on in good demand
mt lower rates ordinary. l2tgQl2;c. good Ordinary,
lstc.: low miudlings, l6tc.; middtnss, lstc.; net
receipts 1888! bales gross 2,51i bales. ExporisTo
Sales, o0) bales; last evening, $500 bales. stocs
ll7,gsi bales.
CHARLESTON. May 3.-Cottou dull at lstc.: net
receipts 81. bales; sac5 lCJ bllcs; stock, ?3,sos
iales,
MOBILE, May 3.-C0t. on dull and heavy; mid
dling,. TiUli7ic.: low mihllinEs, icic.: good or
d nary. l5sc. net receipts 79I bales: exports coast
wise 20l bales sales, $50 alc, stock, $3.50. bales.
NORFOLK. May 3-Cot.on firm aud active; low
middlings, lsc.; net receipts, 3ao bales exports
cn,,twis. Go bales: salcs, 80 bales; stock, 5,s5l
bales.
B.I.TI,iGEF May3-T -sIidc!IDgs, l9tc; net
rctcUt.7 :, les; exports coastwisc, i Les sales,
It3 bales atCcxSy IFS bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-05
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES. The
Board OF Town frU> ers met III regular $es-
sion at Town Ha.i Friday Ei-ht at Sucioch. I.
Present, II. w. Crow, Esq, (prcsidenU ana
MeSsr>. Burnett, Ccrsi@y, Jones. Moody, ahu
Pool.
MIR. Moody, from the Finance Committee,
reported ;I,ortiy on The petition OF DUN
lop & McCance in reference to ILL abatement
OF tay. Adopted.
Communications. From +. M0rristtt, in
reference to removal of fence; from Lucy
A Hall : from property-owncrs on Third
avenue were referred 10 the Street Commit
tee. ,a
From West 6 Lacy and Davis 4 Ragland !:
Tn relation to running water.plpes along
seyeut., avenue TO Water Committee. In
reference to water.pipss on Fifth avenue !;
laid on the table. From CHESTERFIELD hal,-
way Company; to specia! committee soasaSt'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-05

An INSTITUTION NIUcH NEEpEp.-Au insti-
tuition much needed in our city is Il house o!
correction. There is scarcely day that
there is not brought before the Police JUS
ticc boys. girls. and grown people, who are
arrested prowling around at night or asleep
in door-ways, with no local llabitation and
no honest means of gaining livelihood.
They are nearly all clothed badly, and many
are very pitable objects in their rags and
filth. Besides those that are arrested there
are numbers of small girls and boys with no
one to care for them, who roam the CITY.
picking up "unconsidered tritieS." who
might be properly taken and mad" - earn
livelihood in work-holl>e and thus learn
trade by which they may earn their bread
honestly. The Jail and almshouSe are filled
from these classes, whose scnsibilltIes are
blunted, and who are content 10 li|cat pub
lie expense with good food and nothing to
do.
When they are discharged the sauac course
is gonc over, and they are returned 10 tier
old quarters. In those ,iiie, where houses
OF Correction have been cslaUrshc1l great
good has resulted both 10 society and 10
these pvor creatures. This is mlt'er
which should receive the attention OF the
proper authorities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-05

ilIl-i. ~ rpi''l>' - wa '"' ''''~ '
''l"'' ~ ''i'' '' "
j. l.. ApPERsoN. /. W. n'rA ""' s'''''''
c"ttage on west sloc I'll lnAtu "|'"e'h '''" "'
r''uN''' "'
W. Is. kAleLiff = Na - w. 7'oe'S'
a. B. DrEsBEhE1' 'ilsh e"nslao'e. II ~ M.>
corner % Se'eIHr'h'h a'ia NaiE s'rc'''' '""i
hin"-hoat''
HILL GoDblN," y. NJ, as .s'abe on Main De-
tween Fourth and tlitl streets aulclllnE tile
residence OF the late }. {. Hobson' IL carri7Ee
and fonr-ss'' r'aao'''
JAMES vi. 1Aa i.olI sun : l NJ, oh ln' hich'
mona. fret'rAso''s '''i' o,o'.I ''A
mites from h''"'''o'' ''' 'N1 - - "'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-05
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
q" AsHrNGroS, May 3, 1873

"AsnrNGroS, May 3, 1873
The Treasury was Enriched
To-Day by the receipt of one thousand dol.
lars from Public Honesty, living in Boston,
who considered that he owed that amount
on account of income tax.
A Kakiux Warming.
The collector of internal revenue for the
third district of Tennessee sent to the Office
here copy of kuklux warning received
Dy him, ordering him to remove certain off.
c'als out of the district under penalty OF
being shot Or banged III company with the
subordinates alluded to.
No News 'frem the ModocS.
Inc government is without any further
news of the Modoc war to-day. There j.
much interest in official circles tor later Off
cid reports of the recent disaster.
Fhe Remains OF the Late James
Brooks,
OF New York, were taken from here on th,
o'clock train this morning. They were in
magnificent casket This was lined With
tatln, in which flowers were embroidered :
and during last evening number Of flower.
were arranged beautifully in the pleats of the
satin. A delicate bud covered each of the
embroidered flowers. The casket was con.
Teyed in hearse to the railroad der6t.
where it was placed on the train for New
York. The coriege consisted of four car.
rlaSes besides the hearse, and behind the
hearse the fayorite horse Of the deceased was
led by a groom. The remains were accom-.
panied by the son. daughter, and son.in-aw
Of the deceased (Mr. Ncson) to New York,
with several officers of the Hausc Of Repre-
sentative> and capitol police.
The New Loan.
The entire amount Of bonds subscribed
'or by he European syndicate (s5o,OOO, 900
has been sent out, tie party of last weeb
taxing out the last batch which will arriv,
in London on Tuesday or Wednesday next
No more will be sent until further orders from
the syndicate, and that depends entirely
upon the number of Subscribers to the new
loan, and the amount subscribed which tht
syndicate may secure.
No information has been received by Sec
retary Richardson yet from Mr.. Cattcl, ouI
tinancirl agent in London, rs to how tin,
| loan is Being taken by European capitalists
and it is Hot likely that any definite informa
ton viii be received from him before tn
latter part OF May or first Of June. He onl,
got to work fairly in London last week. an,
some days must clap>e before he can iudg
with any accuracy rs to how the loan is bcin
taken. Should il he taken with any rupitlit
another subscription will be made by tb
syndicate, and more bonds be sent to ther
| by the first OF June. TlMoS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-05
erman in the Public schools-Oncc Moro

G arman in the Public Schools-Oncc Moro
Mossrs. hitors.-I did not mean In my previous
cs 'lniHunG Won TO take exceptions tn Professor
'' 'fSEss ner but thinking that II was an official
d' cnment, ddressed 10 the Superintendent Of Pub
ic instruct IN. meant to critcise only one SEN
ter 'ceto wit There is place for German In the
req ular sche ne Of primary instruction In the pub
he schools Since Them through the kindness o:
tnt editor. p sofessor HaRRIs have received the
Ed ucdtfonal Journal and read with great Interest
Professor 10 rNEs's article
L have now only this to say: | most cordially
recommend e, ery German-A American In Virginia to
taAe The Jour7 al and read Professor JoYSEs's ad-
nlraole letter: and Icommend Professor JoYSES's
views OF the | Importance OF the German language
to the careful attention Of every Englsh-speaking
American.
taught Gt rman In the public schools until
= kicked out > without warning, without opportuni-
ty to den nd myseEf, and so far as know With no
reason 81 We that humbly applied for an increase
OF my 81 larys as foreign language, as the text
books wi Il show.
As Ger man teacher und preacher. am no appli.
cant foJ charity. and have asked for no losidon
which AN net qualified to fll-no pprQuisies
whicha re not justly my due. But repeat again ::
. Ge rlnan Is taught only III the grammar grades
then 10 csc public schs,is Of but father
cursa 10 tlls children of our German Americans"
The German Catholics anu old Lutheran, have
for Oh Vlous rc,soisJ schools of their own. but II
f" 9th er Germans of the city have only proper saf
respect they will NJ establish an FRglls-Ger-
man Z ementsry School, with Frocbel's kindergar-
ten la connect On. and place II under the control Of
the q ity Council. The city of Richmond would
then he able to pntrol at lsast one OF hc- schools
Such schools fist In all Of the principal citiVs of
the ct 'unry; sch French schools Germany gyanted
TO the Eugucrots who fed from France; sucf schools
our crman citizens wosild humbly ask OF this good
city Df Richmond which will surely be no less kind
to VI thn Germany has been to the exies OF
France Jou,. BLESNEH.
Ueu.scb.r Schullneister