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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-22
THE crAypEsTINE LETTERS.

On the TIN of February, 1871. MIR. Beecher
wrote 70 Mrs Tilton letter, which haS Deen i''N W
bey. several times, commencing WITH
NJ Dx1R Mrs TILroS: wheE saw you last did no'
s1pect ever % see you again or 70 De a1Se ,, y '
God was kinder " lie than "eIe uo ""N VIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-22

juryman: and. more than all. II should do anything
lnprnlent, To jure the cause OF client have no
Qght 10 do that and do not wish to do it: and hope
That that gentleman Will not be induced to any feeling OF
PREJUDICE il consequence Oh any thing which may have
said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-22
tatiOns Tor god
Nc nnnex dosing auotations OF foreign exl

Money was easy throughout the day at 203 per
cent On call Al the close there were free offerings
at the former rate. Discounts were unaltered The
following is the Clearing house statement:
curry exchanges sl72l,sl5 Gold exchanges. 1922 $50
cvrsy halancsS 7OO454 Gold balances 795 716
l.a.. Ia .,..ro and In oond demand
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specie .... u653,30O Deposits .234, O6slO0
Cir sulat ion............- -slg, l42 Co.,
The transactions at the Clearing for the past
week compare as follows with those of the previous
week:
Clearlngs Tor the week ending June a.. 1861 IN $40 %
Cearngs the week ending June b.. 433 59l9j 10
Balances for the ending June II IG4i609 -
Balances for the ending June H.. 95T6.630 81
The Philadelphia stock market is dull Penn
sylvania 6s third issue, 1l3; Philadelphia aud
Erie Railroad. POS Reading Railroad 81 Penn
sylvanla Railroad sos Gold. 1l74.
The directors Of the Illinois Central Railroad
Company have declared semi-annual dividend Of
4 per cent payable Aug 2. The transfer books
will close on the 18th Of July and reopen Aug. 3.
The July interest on the bonds of the Hannibal
aud st. Joseph Railroad Company, and also on
SIS. 100000 Missouri State . Per cents, known ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-22

Jersey Bag fair demand We quote Fine White.
81 1881 Yellow al FL 6Jd$l 90 Coarse AZ - so9
81 80 Ground Feed at IL 45Gsl 80.
FREIGHTS-Th market on the berth II fairly active IN
Gram ami rates are ST. a me e"Isrhs Oas'ss -
little doing though they have been u g0@i request rec.ty
but liizitod Offering steadily h II" engage
45s 32 grain IG7 81 To London By sai SOC
bacon 40; 200 - beef -, f2DOl bush gti'n NJ
ii The charters eomprse; An Italian brg, hence
20 smyrna, with $500 bbls. refined sugar AZ
with 300 Refined Petroleum at - ~ British bark
a Continent, with 1900 Grain a. ts German
bark 200 from Richmond u Trieste with Tobacco ~
45s.: Russian bark from Philadelphia u German auc,
with 700 Refined Petroleum AZ As Cd, VIII privilege u
dschargng Russian Baltic al Is. sd iifrAn American
bark do to Cork for orders, With LOCO baa kesdum
Dutch 1000 bbs do private terms ~ Alsl San
slap the Continent with about $500 bb DO ON
same voyage with $500 bbs 10. terms not yet ma,o
known German bark, hence To the German baltic with
24OO bbls DO. private terms said 70 Do j. Ds lfs
bark of 449 "a no" hs NON conelsln "rt ~ ~0sn
h nglonl, with Timber Oh terms not male pdble
GRAIS-The demand for Hheat al ey change o'ls lar.
and with United army ais pricesoi rpthS were 5u. " IN
quiet The market closes quiet and weaker
Tor spring inquiry the aIuIt. No >pring
the most -aable No. 2 Milwaukee .try scarce. and
81 Is Paid In settlement of contracts winter .geady
guet The sales -OSO0O bush. at - l3-21rl ~.
Chicago Spring the spot ami ~ = seller lj 81 i 40
ri u Gsl 22iOr No. Milwaukee II p for 40 otcy gan
FL - 81 % for kei ~estcrn, SAIL Al u
or Amber do. nominaly aricS Malt nrm ou; q,l sar.,
and weaker tie sales 5000 bush New ONO h1et
81 Asd5Sc. White az 6997 and re Far do on tsek >
Mixed al g. q0s NC White at 69L All ec light weights amt
Dingy White are. track Rye Is quiet and tne ne
lbs ses are 500 bush state 9se Gsl, Corn = oGss.
les Freely and steamer Mixed Is higher The demand cs y
Ton 1000 bush Western Mixed a. 50 %
Sc cr Mixed aoat and sSe tor DO IN s.otS SAL at
Yellow s. ~ &c ODDS held az $50 IN store
cars White Western st Soc. which "a higher.
COMPARATIVE STUCK OF GRAIN IN SEwYoak AID BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-22

full weight Of Tho eyIcoco OF Moutoa and TItOn aad
Mrs Moulton. Az - tde argument: to be derived from
your own ,s.s ia un jntrad.0tsl all there mast be
judgment aecori.n,t' i;. Tat subject that
not thoasls 90 i'an, consequence 81 my learned
friends T. receive s.,t 81 comment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-22
LIsnoN-Bark Protens.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

M''NTiT =
COFFEE-Tle market FOR Rio remains very quiet t 80 D.
OFT qu.tablr change 70 prices. No sales Tot- f.I
ars hauds; 500 bags cr Johanna were taken ont -n
stock this 40 n. ports adds ~ t3-j2 bag fif
- 49, bags r. 100 baks ~ Galveston ." ~ i'- N 80
a. and 100 ba-s Baltimore Nc quOtr Oulir-rf Ar
GOES AZ 1916 &C.. l. y II &c. good TO- nl-
3D. no i -Hls sc. Receipts Tor the rl.'t E
this evening l9l b.gs and sales for tn l. ~
tDTrONr transac lions Ia spot Cotton ar oAy In -
Notwithstanding
worr purchasing ana the inquiry from 1pnner5 was 80
light PrCrs-r- Unchanged Receipts No tho ~ 1pnS
uolts TO-DAY bales this day last week $50 hi -
tits lasf year. 2.2S bales stock in Newlor l-liS5
bales cOn-Oli ia, eel stock, 3i3.3l3 bales
Quotations bas 81 TART ~ classification IN nr sept
1874 am Upland Co ton IN store running ~ lily LOS
more below tho grlls quoted.
Ordinary 1874 -tTic. Coon ordinary, La 81 ilil- l9ns
food ord IA. Low aflinling IL Up0f ii.l6ax
~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-22

For future delivery market opened zee n l-her.
wsich ne rWars LOST ami iic y 70 fller i"e.n.
ta3sir moderate business GALES fouOws all On
basis Of low Aiiulng:
sales saturday after p m.-Juy, 100 l5isc. August.
Loo. l5c 800. l. a2c -epi.uibef 100 - -c 'ct"Der
GOO l4-'lsc; February 100 - is'' March 100 - 'Iac
total 200 bales. saturdays csinz prices - 80
5sc July lJ3seGlj ST. August 10 80 Big; Sapember
lj-0lJ 5c october, II lils0li 1'gc NOyember > se
II aassc; December ltiLs9li+c; January l. .sz1
i5Ls@l5a.c; May, l5-s gl5 iliec Marriott firm sale.
foGiy up to p. m.-Junc. 100. l;ci Jniy, 800.
lJ,sc 100 Is &C.. 300. lJ1c loo l5laac August 90
Is I@e 100 = 'e 300 l5,,e io l5s G.. $40 - 'SSss
sc co. - ssc 200 - agc 100, 10 a2c; ,e9tember
poo - soc; 200. lc loo, - ec; 300 - s'; lOjO
b age; October lOl Il a3c. iOu 4 4c 200, u %92e
$50 Il irsc 2on Il ase; Novem0sr 539 IL Hage@ 100
Il. utsc; poo II i'ssc; December, 100 IL ~ January,
20 i alsc March, 100 10 ggc 100 10 '0c 100 10 'e.
total, Z 500 bales grand total 1900 bales.
FTOt-KAND MEAIA-rhe inquiry f0r Flour IL limited.
AMI grades caster. AMI the utfin Extras very
gu.i and hrayy STANDARD slipping Extras not plenty ana
comparatively frm, so ana -i9erane more ptnty and
easier AT market qu't and weaker IN
-ra -n.-r ---. %. d ... NH " l--L-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-22


4 mining exchange has been organized and put
into successful operation at Denver The ship
rnents Of silver bullion from the Stewart Reduction
Works at Georgetown amounted to So,0i4 for the
week ending June II.
The London advices reDorted gain Of E3l LOO
million by the Bank Of England on balance to-day.
Money at the Stock Exchange on Government Sc
curities IL down to Ter cent. Consois were firm
and United States bonds steady. Erie declined to
97s bat subsequently recovered about . per cent
The stock market at London was somewhat uneasy
an account Of additional anticipated failures. The
foreign exchanges were weak and rates were re-
dnced 10 - s7Lg9S4 9Ol2 for long and demand
sterling. with actual business at 81 s6l2aS4 81
and II s9l26$l 80. The gold market has
shown unusual animation, and closes with
an advance of Il per cent. at 117l2. Ii has
loaned from lis Of per cent down to fiat, the mar
ket having been relieved, late in the day, by some
coin from the Sub-rreasury.
The Treasury balances at the close of business to-
day were Currency, 500 900 CON- S74 1000;
less coin certificates, $2O,2OO000. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out in gold coin to-day $4,000 in
called Five-tweu.ies and $7j500O in interest onth
pullic debt The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank covered Gold cleared SiS, J3l 900 ;
gold balances, ~. $50, ass; currency balances,
Il $50 Os2. The following were the principal quo
tations for gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-22
1212 O'CLOCK-sALEs BEFORl
SECOND BOARD O'CLOCK p. VI.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK p. NJ
L ; 800 Coupon. 1854 80 I : 3s, REGISTERED 1921, -
10 AO''o''''''' '''-'' ''---D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-22
The b.d- for stocks at The close Of the ExchargC
The following were tn3 coi2aF' op'ra'i'hS o. LIE
the three L. ;. Mints during las, month:


Most of the silver coin was in the shape Of trade
dollars, which We're sent II China as FIST "a they
were maIa The following mining dividends were
paid on HI 18Th inst:
Manhattan -..~ Nrirg Conn iny ..........-' 1"lU
fuflr. Coil SIN NJ company -..-.--....''.'.- -
northern sd tr Il ll1; 'o-pan; -''l""
Tie ir,f 29-cclt piece coined under the ne" ~"
was struck OF n lLe Carson City Mint June ], ana
is to be presented 10 SenaiorJones VINO Is the aHtL'r
of the law The new coin is similar in appearance TO
the silver quarter but somewhat smaller. Tho
Lending silver mines on the Couistock lode re-
nor,od TO be producing the following amounts Of
ore daily: ro,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-22


To Din. 60G IS Brands .--sS SOes5 70
-unerine .... ! 4JD 90 White Wheat tx.
state Extra Bris sj0 10 ono in,lana 49,, . ,~
STATE Fancy Lbs. } 3Jd 40 ana NcniSdn-- -ut 20
West Shipping DodDle l.A.uo-uo Oo~ Z o"
M hHrras strs i.Itras -. 400 G rs
Com 10 Fancy. ) OO9 10 st. LOUIS Double -
Minnesota New sAlra- .--- o"@ 8 "
Process $500. 4OG 3 90 St Louis Triple - -
Good to Choice Extra1 .--..-;.. lo9 90
Spring Wheat 49, -. Gentsee TX lsiS. 'V~ ~
Extras ... 5 400 5 90 Minneapolis Com
Amber Ind. thu;t Ati1 oV@ D ~
ohio and Mich. ) 700 80 Mime ipolis Fan
Ohio, Ind, and 49, 80 cy 5a@eis,---- D 'O@ W
Ils Superine. 4 JOQ 4 65 MinnpoiIs New
Ohio 4 nj. Hoop, PROCESS --- 800 > w
Ext. ,Shippins 4 900 ) -
-outneru fID guiet lower; the supply u light at
the close the maAeC steady bus quiet sales VI 100 b0is-
We quote: -. on, ~
Bait, Alex. and Gtegn Mixed 10 GOOd S1Dr- 4J@ %
Bat. Alex. and q town Extra and Family. Us4 W
Richmond 5OT ~
Baltimore. Howard-st brands ---------- iO1 : %
rive Flour is III fair demand. and VI ~ 0blS
rye Flour Western Fine and superhne. ST 3O&st 30
Rye Flour, state ~" > ~
Flour, PeInsy o'IV ~
Corn Meal demand, and steady sales Of LOO
bbls. We quote: , $50, A
Meal JERSEY. .-... - -c5 tl1ft w
Meal western oVW "
Meal Western White yO0 : ~
Meal Brandy VINE 4 40
Corn Meal o'ohieD fal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-22

SAILS Fur rRGshNI DELIVERY
lO-Clg. s.Li!rf laV
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-13

Editors are often called upon to publish
things the reverse of complimentary to
themselves, and therefore are not held
strictly accountable to charge of lack of
modesty-a grace peculiar to the profcs-
sion-if they occasionally admit good and
friendly words from the brethren of the
quill. The following notices, coming
from men who know the road and lead
the way" in excellent journalism, we own,
makes us feel just little proud:
The Independence BULLETIN entered
upon its eleventh year on Friday last
Under the able, careful and conscientious
management of Judge Toman, the Bull
LETIN has become one of the most in
fluential and reliable Republican journals
in Iowa. 1t is outspoken and fearless,
but aims to be accurate and just. 1t Is a
credit to Iowa journalism, ever faithful to
its local interests, and is, we are glad 10
know, handsomely patronized by the peo-
pie of Buchanan county Waterloo Cour-
scr
The Independence BULLETIN, one of the
abkest and best weeklies OH our exchange
list entered upon its eleventh volume last
week. Bro. Toman, in speaking of the
career of his paper, says, lit was not I'M
der the most favorable circumstances that
the BULLETIN entered the journalistic
world" but-that lat the entrance of its
second decade it is on solid foundation,
and never enjoyed SO large degree of
prosperity" We congratulate Bro. To-
man on his success, and hope that he may
enjoy an equal amount of prosperity for
many long years to come Manchester
Press.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-13

OUR brilliant neighbor across the street
seems to derive unlimited enjoyment from
a squib in the BULLETIN of three week.
since, in which the election this fall was
mentioned as occurring In November, in
stead of October. As we said, our cotem
porary seems intoxicated with delight over
this solecism of the pen, reproducing it in
Il great variety of forms in every issue
since it came to its notice, and even at,
tempting to make political capital out of
it. Now, we do not claim to be incapable
Of making mistakes, nor would we de-
prive our brilliant friend of the, doubtless
much priced, opportunity of getting the
laugh upon us, but the simple truth is that
the number Of the BULLETIN in which the
mistake alluded to occurred, was, on &C
count of the absence of the editor at
Clinton during almost the entire week,
almost exclusively the work of the ''boys"
in the Office and we think it, on the
whole, very creditable piece of editorial
work, too. The squib in question was
written by our foreman, Mr.. Hunt, who
has been absent from the State for the
past five years, and, not being familiar
with stated political times and seasons,
naturally fell into the error which is just
now larding the lean RIBS of the concern
across the way. We had intended no
allusion to this triffling matter, but the
"boys" insist that we tell what all that
"yawp" is about.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-13
Iowa Sabbath School Association.

The Convention of the Iowa Sabbath
School Association, at Marshaltown, re-
solved to request each Sabbath School in
the State to take collection of not less
than one dollar, on the first Sabbath in
September, for the State work. With
sufficient means in the hands of the Exc.
cutive Board of the Association, We shall
be able to carry on the work, as we be-
lieve, to the glory of God, and the adj.
vanccment of Christ's kingdom in Iowa.
All money should be forwarded to the
Corresponding Secretary, at Grinnell,
Iowa. If the collection cannot be taken
at the time mentioned, let it be done as
soon thereafter as possible.
r. M. HAINEs,
Corresponding Secretary.
! received the above circular from the
Corresponding Secretary. Let us send up
good report from Buchanan county.
S. b. MALTBIE, Co. Sec,
Jesup, Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-13

THE Republic magazine for August is a
valuable number, one of the strongest yet
issued, The opening article, on Growth
of the Nation under Republicanism," is a
complete answer to the charged raised by
Democracy, that Republicanism has I'M
poverished the country Our growth in
population, true wealth, valuation of real
estate, and product of manufactures, indi-
cate marvellous increase for the past
fourteen years. The financial response
bilities of the Government are put forth
in strong light, and show the magni
tude of the work accomplished AS a
Campaign document, this review of four
teen years, would have marked effect on
public opinion. Every loyal man should
read it. 1.-The French Republic" " Fall
Elections; " Taxes, Who Pays Them; "
Democratic Reconstruction; Life
Saving Service; ." Industry in the South; "
and othe articles of eqval merit, com
mend this magazine to all who value
sound reading Published at Washing.
ton, d. d., by Republic Publishing Co.
Only So Il year.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-13
HEALTH LIFr.-Our friend and whilon

HEALTH LIFT--Our friend and whilom
correspondent, T. II. Bowen, has been in
town for some days to introduce the
Health Lift of which, doubtless our readers
have heard somewhat through the papers
This system OF cumulative exercise, for
the purpose of developing and restor-
ing muscular strength and invigorating
the circulation, is very warmly extolled
by high medical authority, and its merits
generally ACKNOWLEDGED by all who have
tried it. Mr. Bowen brought with him
one Of these machines, which he proposes
to sell to club of twenty, in shares of IS.
1t is located for the present at the Bazaar,
where the subscribers daily repair for
their constitutional pull up.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-13
Deaths,

FLICkINGER-At his residence six miles north
of Winthrop, Aug. 9th, Eli Flickinger, aged So
years and months.
The departed was one Of the early settlers of this
county, having purchased his farm in 1881 When
but IS years OF age he was converted and joined
the NJ. f. Church and retained that relation until
removed to the church triumphant He leaves
wife and eight children all of which We're at home
during the last days Of his sickness two of the
sons having just returned from the State Universe
ty. where they recently graduated, in time to wit
ness the closing days of father dearly beloved.
For nine months he suffered with disease, but,
sustained by grace, no WAS enabled to rejoice in
hope OF life eternal An earnest christian, he had
secured the confidence of those who knew him
we'll.
soul has gone home to the land Of its birth,
Where are pleasures, aud fullness OF 10y,
And new harp Is strung aud . new song is given
heaven"
H. s. CHURCH.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-13

KENDALL COMEDY CoMPANy.-This OK.
cellcnt dramatic organization has been
playing in Leytze's Hall since Monday, to
fair houses, for the season. The universal
judgment regarding their performances is
that the Company is one of the best that
ever visited our city. Mr.. Kendall him
self is an actor of great versatility and I'M
doubted ability. His rendering of every
part thus far has delighted his audiences,
the role of Rip Van Wrinkle last evening
being pronounced only second to that of
the immortal creator of the character, Joe
Jefferson. Miss Julia Kendall has also
won the unqualified admiration of all, as
well for her skillful and conscientious
PRESERVATION of character, as for the evil
dence afforded that she is a lady of refine
ment and culture. The company is above
mediocrity, and every part is respectfully
sustained. A notable feature of it is that
not suspicion of the vulgarity and IN
pure suggestion that sometimes character
ICES travelling theatrical companies, finds
expression in it. The play for tonight is
the masterpiece of Bulwer Lytton, erich
lieu" Tomorrow evening Mr.. Kendall
will enact the character of Meg Merrillies
in the drama of Guy Mannering, from
SCOTS novel of the same name
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-13

A SIGN If, as the scripture intimates,
any of this wicked and perverse genera
ton are seeking sign, we would advise
them to lift their eyes to the second story
of the BULLETIN block, where they may
rest upon as tasteful and snowy speci
men of the article as the city affords. II
is of block and carved letters, two feet
high and gilded, and the legend reads
BULLETIN OFFICE" The letters were
carved out of pine by John Foss, and are
a very creditable specimen of his skill.
Now if anybody cannot find the BULLETIN
1t is only because he has more need of the
primary school
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-13
UncIe Joe Goes to Meeting--What
He Heard, and His Observations
Thereon.

Thinks l, one Gay last week, l will go
over to the school-house this evening to
meeting-so | hitchcd up the mules, Rody
Mariah Chats my wife) bundled up the
twins, and the baby. We left the four
Oldest children with Phcby Jane Slokum,
she is Rody Maria's cousin by her first
husband.
We got to the school-housc after awhile
Them mules are slow, and will bear heap
of persuading), the preacher was talking
when we went in. When he closed, I'm
Gle Jason Turner got up ] thought his
face shOne with happiness, but Rody
Maria said it was because he was SO neaS
the taller dip. my brethring," says he,
"my soul is full to night; and while have
been setting under the drippins of the
sanctuary and meditatin on divine things,
long-O, am so happy!--O, how long,
to leave this cold, barren wilderness of
woe and 60 home to Heaven" Thinks l
what good man Uncle Jason is; perfect
ly fitted for the kingdom to come. Invent
home serious, but before daylight next
morning one of the ncighbors called me
out. whats up?" says l.
uncle Jason is afraid he has tape
worm and wants me to get one of your
mules and go down to Fairbank like light
ming for DOCTOR" "Humph, like light
ming on one of them mules" thinks /.
"Well, take the mule; tho it pears to me
the good old man is 0Uer his hurry to
leave this world powerful quick" Then l
got to wondering why Christians will not
thankfully accept and enjoy the good that
is all around them, while working, watch
ing and waiting for the better; why not
use the good things of this world as step
ping stones to a better and higher life?
Why not show that the joys and comforts
of religious life are SO much in addition
to the joys of this world, instead of per.
suading sinners to give up all the whole
some pleasures and comfort he has in the
things he can see for the. to him, unseen,
unreal joys of spiritual life? 1t seem
to me that If professor" would shorten
their rake when gathering in the real good
of this world, or having obtained it, hold
it with looser grip, or better yet, quit
grunting about it, their appeals when
recommending something better, would
have more weight; but l see I am spin
ming these wonderirgs out longer than |
intended may be all wrong, but can
not help wondering about things that
Look queer to me"
UNCLE JoE
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-13

Buy Dr. SETH ARNOLD's CoUGH KILLER,
the great eradicator of all Lung diseases;
a superior remedy to all other medicines
yet discovered, in severe cases. 1t Is
sure, quick and perfectly safe remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Whooping
Cough, Group and all diseases OF the
Throat and Lungs. Retail price % cents,
so cents and 81 90. Any bottle that does
not give relief may be returned, and money
refunded. Under these conditions we
wish every citizen troubled with Lung
complaints to try this remedy. Ar
nolds Diarrhea Balsam, 25 and 80 cts,
Remember it is warranted. Arnold's Bill
ious Mandrake Pills, operating without
sickness or pain. Compounded by DIR.
Seth Arnold, NJ. D., Woonsocket, Il. l.
Sold by p. Tabor s Son, druggists,
agents for the City Of Independence,
Iowa. 5l-6m
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-13


The excursion of the Manchester and
West Union Sabbath Schools to this city
on Wednesday last, and the joint picnic,
ON the west side, was most interesting
and enjoyable occasion. Our own schools
did all that was possible to make the
guests feel at home, and apparently their
efforts were successful Speeches of vel
come and responses were made in the fore
noon and after the bountiful rcpast. Mr.
J. F. Merry, the Secretary of the 3rd
District s. S. Association, and other
parties, delivered appropriate addresses
The day was most lovely, and everything
passed off without jar or accident
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-13

RESIGNED. the last meeting Of the
City Council, on Monday evening, Mr.. NJ.
McGowen, of the 9TH Ward, rendered his
resignation as a member of that body
The proclamation OF the Mayor for a
special election in that Ward, to fill the
vacancy, will be found in our advertising
columns