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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-07-11

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Harper's Magazine.

NOTICES OF THE PRESS
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well AS entertainers of the public mind, for ia
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The character which this Magazine possesses for
variety, enterprise, artistic wealth, and literary
culture that has kept pace with, ii il has not led
the times. should cause its conductors to regard
II with jnstiiiable complacency. 1t also entities
them to great claim upon the public gratitude.
The Magazine has done good and not evil ali the
days of its life Brooklyn Eagit.
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"a Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure and
Instruction."
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DAILY REGISTER.

Now, as always before, THE REGISTER is frs
and preeminently a Newspaper. No paper in
quickly gathering and rapidly distributing the
news of the State. AS to General News, it has
the control at Des Moines of the Associated Press
Dispatches, and is the only paper at this point
publishing said dispatches in full, and all the
market reports accurate and complete-and the
only Republican Des Moines paper publishing the
Associate Press Dispatches and markets at all
In other features, miscellany and literature, it
gives more and chOicer reading than any other
lows daily.
tuIlcst Legislative reports of any paper, and also
he latest and most accurate reports of the decs.
ons and opinions OF all the many Courts center
in Des Moines
TERMS:
single copy. one year, $1,000
six mos 500
A. 4. th,oo mns 2m
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THE new President Of the French
Republic is in his 65th year.
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CnQuestfOnddty the best sustained Work
of the kind in the World"
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COMMISSION TO AGENTS.
We pay to agents. In CasA, larger commission nn,ssI
v nnsL aid ,oerchandse. For particulars, address
once. We want an agent at every Post once
Specimen copies sent free, on application.
GARRISON BROS.
Des Moines.1o Iowa,
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ruE WEEKLY REGISTER.

rbis edition will be compedium Of the most
v.inshie matter appearing in the Daily issues
r. r. edited for the class Of readers taking it, be-
Ing made paper to interest and inform tee farm
cant society, It has for Agricultural Editor
tactical farmer. In news each issue of The
WrTKLY REGISTER will be history Of Iowa for
trc current week; in general features 1t will give
. :. mich reading matter, literary and miscellan-
cons as would be given in book Of $50 pages.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-07-11
Burlington. CEDAR Rapids
Minnesota R,y.

On and after August ith, 1872, Passenger train
this line will g fnllnMs.
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Jim do this and Jim do that.
When all Jim gets il an old straw hnt

There is no precept and no rea-
soning that will induce boys to stick
to the farm like the cheering words
"Come boys" always accompanied
by an irreproachable example in
leading the way. Strange as it may
seem to some. boys are human
(Renewcd applause.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-13
NEW ADVERTISE MEmTs
+, arket Farm for Sale
AiIEGH ny COUNTY, ! Z.

,.,rif F., lnWI%G STA..Nf*i -
! siIi,.,!y II araurdancc with the ;acis. nnd
i =" Gvtr,;TaTn r.urc o. what cam ~
5!"I g:
!n-rr ur@ niIy nCi,S (0r VI" { can be- h"H
- ~ allgvial uottom l'rtN, MT Liable :"
;..3r., in The to-, q "a, ry,Gng squa T.,
3. y,.i. "A iIr .iiS ''ui' il tn" cDnnIl.nn,
.. . ai,.: r.!ws-ll ..!'n'u'i.Mc rlv"r and -"
-, ;I,,.n =. nd emo ;Hr!r.@H, VITA ';"C."n
cI>.!r c.artc,'';l wi. Il" mnn,r'N, n'i
e.. '.ur. 49, ,':N br;wr . nm, t5l ." - 90
lie. ruS..v nSai. t. e ~. HrG !rOn :'.:'..
-, I,..,s--' eek y Hey, where " s"in' -
~. .io,.. wn:G IT, p'".ur:Nc g.! - truck
,.::u 81, ~. tO.'i IT. am quantity ana n
tee, ~ tN",,i.:! tie I"tr> III la>i"!n
Ci' -
,.y."il.lIt aud 81" '.l.I lCv uG:n'"'' '"r
lh,. past twenty year.
IIrr. q =, alSn ahGut -, NY. fv- a. L.. -.
sirOny linz tone island s.tGG;c. ~, il"
upl,.,si T. sd q. ,hr Ra!iimor Az b'"J
rail uui ;rUM TIE bottom land
Trnuuuhty o! this and and its proK,i.iiy
10 cer,;iriy he mo ctiYr aud best lL@i
k,t, in the world, Won make one "nCrr-
! standing truck iar''.ing 10 teal Z: a i"tU",
In a lew years. IT,,
Tins regI1I o. country II r'p."'? ID ing
I'D, aud thus iLr the market c"rrOt uc sup
p,iet witnuu. seauiug OF iur vegetable
| hon oihor places -
Nv one d, S.Iiug t. make profitable
| investment in suCh property Will WISH th'S
PLACE ard mud thai ali We claim 'or !, IT,
| wei as what is repre- ',tel about cur mar
Eets, &c, las not hten correctly stated, il,S
expenses will be- paid eth, reiCIe conf
| IDENTIFY invite persons to come and look aud
! inye.t!ga,e tie mati"I i"r Themselves
There is 4 ltae Kiln on or near tHe prog
erty. which the party Duying can use
without reut, aud thus maze bis ii!"e Ill
simply the expeu.c OF coal ard burning.
AGdr, s.: K u. Iu1NSUN,
;eI,s-.ui Cumberland, No.
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Conviction or Desperate Criminals.
From the Baltimore Sun.
The conviction Of, Hollohsn and Mich.
olson, in the Circuit Court OF Anne
Arundel county, for the murder Of Mrs.
Mary Ann Lampley, in Baltimore, Jan.
uary I'd, 1873, was demanded by the
evidence in the case, which left no
reasonable doubt OF the guilt Of the
prisoners. In addition to the clear cir-
cunstartial testimony. it was proved
that one of the accused (Nicholson) had
confessed the murder, duplicating his
com anion, Hollohan, and that Hollo-
han had declared that he was not the
only guilty party, but that he was as
sisted in the murder by Nicholson. de
also stated as did Nicholson-in regard
to Tucker, third person supposed to
be engaged in the crime, that his only
completely was a knowledge OF the deed
after the fact. There could be no escape
from conviction under such testimony.
The murder itself was one the most
wanton, brutal and ferocious ever COM
mitted in this city. The victim was an
aged woman, II years Old, and grand
mother of the wife Of Nicholson, who,
through his connection with the family,
became aware that Mr.. Lamplcy, the
husband OF the murdered woman kept
the money in his house, which vas the
object of the murder. The kindness OF
Mrs. Lampley to the children OF Mich
olson was also in evidence, and aggra-
waited the inhumanity which could have
met such kindness with return. 1t ID
a part OF the confession OF Nicholson
that when he and Hollohan visited the
house upon their m1rderous errand.
the uususpecting victim offered them
cake and wine, and wrapped up some
cakes for Nicholson 10 carry to biz
children. 1t was under such circun-
stances that the two men took her lie,
and the simple recital is enough to
show the almoa: unparalleled cruelty
and sayageness OF the crime.
1.-THE jury which triei this case had
EXPERIENCED any o. tEO-e Itieutlnsa
which juriee too often entertain when
having on their hand7 the fate o. the
most atrocious criminals, such feelings
wonIi have been completely dispellei
when that scene occurred during the
closing argument OF the attorney for
the State. which is described elsewhere.
One Of the prisoners attacking an officer
OF the law with dangerous weapon.
while the other rushed on ~ the
rrison box. il an exhibition o rex
lessness aad ruhianism quite nnrarai!ei-
ed, or il ANYTHING like it ever before
occurred III 4 cour, o! justice We have
never heard Of ii. There wall b" ;tw
who can doub, the jue.."c - IN" dom
awarded TO these mer. However 1t
may IT, elsewhere. /: - mari.e-t"i tha;
"na, g,rs" is not "playcd ont in Mary.
lari snd ,ha. men o. violence ana
diced Will not always escape here IL"
due reward OF their deeds
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The Br;t;s:, par!iamen, has passei a
bill duri4g The presen, session which
the .iS,erhooE siou"! roglrj IS SOME
crmarrsat;rr inr ;hClr '.i.a;e 10 sc re
the rsrshss Herrto'or it haa r"i
h,,r c.mpe,ert tor he court o! Chan
cery 10 grsrt 20 the mother the CUSTODY
O, a Child over scyea years O. age. This
hiss been amended - that the mother
msy have ths cuaiody o children under
exec yes-e ct sge, 'ir Court chonse.
70 direct
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-13

|, lie ramored in London that james
Gordon Bennet is making preparations
70 establish new daily in that CITY,
which is said to have been tavo'i'e
prc;ect OF his fathers. who held this, a
London daily conducted on American
principles, and With American enter
prise must reach an enol nous success
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-13

4 vonry woman in Cumberland En.'
Isrd. lately threw herself in front o. A
railway train and w,s killed Her coz
dn., was attributed to love qnarrel
Tvn weeks later her suitor followed
he. example and WAS killed in the same
NAV
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WANT ed.
WANTED.

WYE WISH To Engage THE SEH
w vices Of al least one re!iaE.e, .nle!il,
csn. Gentleman in eve.y CITY, town and
Comfy i'm tile Solth. Business agreeable
ANA sir city leg innate. yielding from SloOO
TO S.OJ pei annu!u. For articnlars address
TURN b. L BROThERS,
isI1.e b Pubs Baltimore ND.
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Hooks HoRXes.
By JOHN TINB.

ing; but be is far excelled by Hook
The reader will recollect in "Gilber,
Gurner" the episode Of his rowing with
friend (Mathews). when they read q
printed board in garden: Nobody
permitted 10 land here. Offenders pros
ecuted with the utmost rigor Of the
law" But the comedians resolved to
disembark; 80, taking the fishing as a
surveyors line, Hook. pencil and book
in hand, and Ma,he VS., as clerk, with
the cord ard walking stick, landed,
and hogan 10 pace the lawn in front OF
beautiful villa The dining room
widow was thrown up, and forth came
an irritated gentleman from his dinner,
inquirirg how the trespsssers dare in-
wade n,s territory.
Their reply was cool and business
like. They, BY degrees. communicated
to the indignant old gentleman the
pleasing Intelligence that they had come
TO settle where new canal company
were to cut across his pleasant retreat
He grew alarmed, ard the intruding
cfiicial- were never more panied than
, with sucn a duty" Would they walk
in and talk the matte. over%' This
they reluctantly did An excelant
lin-er wss Oh the table. Tney were
unnecessarily pressed They ga. down
and e loved the repast and its accom-
pauimeuls; AID over halt dozsn OF
clar,t they discussed the line o; canal.
The vine warmed the hosts gratitude
FORE to;tle more. dear sentlemen
and it was set,irg dark when Hook
hure; into :ul! exte npore song. and ex-
plaired the whole il: ,hi- verse:
And we greatly approve OF your !are.
Your cellars as prime asyour COOK;
Ard the clerk her. ID Mathews the player.
md my name, SIR, IS Theodore Hook
The Rev Mr. Barham relates The
following vrritahle case: Hook and a
,rirr.d hnyirg borrowed - h"rea AID sis
took a drive in tie country. and hsd
rtaclri Ru,si,y, scar Cxhrlige. when
,hev h;thonghl thfm Of dinuer "O'
course Won lave money w!ih lou -aIh
Hook Not s'xperct not u s9u,
,. T,,nio,a WA !, ,hs
;r,.,,,.,,..e To-, ,urrnike
hav,ig exhausted hrs .ugp's 'S'av.
said lick, reiri. = W. dc y"u see that
pr.ilY !ir,r y.ia2 Suppose W. d re
,La' T,.sr, e.,i,u wss csp;,al
w. J.. owoar ,,.. D. .ror;,,d
o' W." t..',;, 10 ,,,r.I" wos
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t W P;;,, .. NV 49,. .snns,ca / know
p p:' . -" o. 80 - ,bs c4Iehrg
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g., .. = -, .,.,,nme n regard ,cr
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-13

! corra-pno,ien, Of the Pal! Mail
Gazette wfi,;a. rom Spain. Tells how q
number o. ;nu-keI "si i.n,eS happened
:, c tourd in the walls OF u sulphur
hg,n establishments in a town held by
the Ca-Iis.s, bv or,ier a tie Cure o
Sans Cr~z Saws the correspondent
A Iadv hal come in her carriage
a'o, 4 j. Some real a. dbl some
weeks before S,uta Cruz ordered the
carriage tn ',e stnprei and took a pack
az o. letters which being convened 10y
the cuaciman into his room. The lady
was the w'.r O. a we'll known member
q, tie lib ri party who had been cay
ic;el bv sno,her Csrlist band, and
hearing inst Ssn.a Cruz WAS living in
he village she en'et,a HE house. Whs,
,as.,d between them no ons knows,
but Quarter o. an hour after she wSs
brought out o. the house by twelve
soli;ers vie placHd her against the
wall ani sno. her there
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-13

AGENIS everywhere 10 sell our new and
WANTED novel tHiorotderiDg NacaiAe'
send Tor IlluStrltet IMcIlnr 10 tue acAee
Msnulec'ur!n. Company, 500 Broadway,
New York. mayo
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THE Sew E,.,s,Eg 1Ku,,-

IN IMPORTANT I\VrNTION. II r
Ataina TIE ku;.Iu-e .;tail Iiuc>,a"d u"i,s
the hard-sl Exercises o. sweetest Slrrn II
I.wnrn with rDri or, Add Kept % n!Ght
and day, effects ?, - in;kl' ! u't IA = ~"
weeks. -n'i c'I'"p "'id seat J ) Na!. wen
rapurSr.L .;ns 60. N!.".! '!e.+i ~
lSiipr s.n. ;r.., .t~.i' 49, 80. - ~
Prondy = N"""'y "''- -, "a
-u;iuy !i,...,.. . iaIrn al, .'rrF> ''"ft "a.
$780, ~ - Z
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-13

valuable Coal Property For
Sale.

>yorJCE ,Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Undersigned wishes to sell lin
Whole or in part that portion OF coal nov 1sE
an-as located along the Ohio river about
cne- fhird OF a mile north Of the city limits
together with one acre OF surface at the en-,
trance on the side nearest the river, ana
three acres Of surface around the other en-,
trance hack of Fulton. The vein OF coai
San;h' and could be conveniently shipped
nv means of the county road, or by the T.
W.SK.R H., as the entrance on the ri'eT
side n not 2OO ieet from either,
The above will he sold on ieaHohsole
terms, or exchau "a for good Town prop
erty. ,p u,DSu.II
inlrl-h WAL TEN N
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-13
trur r.u,oH CUnpANION.

JNvEEY LADY WANTS ONE.
fIkvery Hiam ought 70 have one.
Sent on l2cc y often cents Add!, = l.
HYDE CO ,l9j -rVrnth Avenue, y. J.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-13

rI,HE BEIN WIr& So rOarAB"E Fam
Nv SaYln, Machine on 70 days Tr al;
many advantages over all. satisfaction
gurantee,i. o-S ~ rsiunueu. Sent complete,
with iul! dire lion. R"cS" ia sew Jag Ma
cnlnr l.ninnL,t. W IL hlN%k y \.
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w q G. T. .

NOR ALI. WHO ARE WILLING TO
twork. Any person Old or young, oi
either sex, can make f'om $40 10 $50 per
week, at home or in connection with other
business. Wanted bv al. suitable TO eithec
city or country, and y season o! the year.
This is rare opportunity for those who are
out OF work, and out OF money. 10 max
AN iudpp.ndent living. No capital Icing
required. our pamphlet CHOW To MAKE
A LIVING" giving full instructions. sem
on rcce!pi o. IL cents AddIe 8, A. Bi IRIoN
&C., Sor.iSania, Wes,cGc'ier 20, y. l.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-13

uOW IT'S GONE, Or THE SECRET
11Ou;.-Moustache AMI Whiskers III IL
days his GREAT SECRET and l0J others.
Gamb.erA' tricks, Carliology, Ventr!!o.
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