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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-12
CTyiL NOTES.

I'm the suit of tho People er rel Farley
nealust Anthony, Judge j. J.. DAILY, in the Court OF
Common Pens decides that District Conri judge can
NOT oter has lad 1ncnt when given, aud That tho
only way 70 aincad Il Is by spienl A. N ~ zoe Il
arila, f,d ~ decision for Iarlc, aud then srnck ont
hi, signature and wrote on the rHpc'h new hccsion'
Juiu, Daily grants "a uas1auuS requiring MI enthnnF,
tho Crrk OF the Court. To return The cse Us hrs decided
by judge Achefi
+, q suit between the Howe Sewing Machine
Cou,nauy and the Remington Sewing rachnc Company,
m account Of the effort Of The defendants to sci! Sow
,,y machine received in exchange hj them AT auction.
rho Curt of Common Poas. Gcn,rnl Term. has decided
tut Il sewing machine compnuyrn ti- ctse the pl tn-
I'm con recover pOsseiOu 40 macinno aoli under the
t,cugh il has into the hands " ~ innocent THRU
party who nas Psid in value i2r u, =. y Ms'er "i-
The trial Of the suit Of WIN. G. De Hart
og,;,-t Rufus Hatch was begun yesterday booTa Judge
Lawrence in Supreme Court Circuit 1t il for $1,000 for
SANDER DE Hart frst mate ia the steamship Colon
az the Pacific Mail Compauys Atlantic line He charges
Mr.. Hatch with slandcrng him by slyin6 he was drunk
wnen on duty, and 50 preventing hs promotion, aud
with repeating he slanGer 20 Mr.. koStou AZ to close
of iis testimony the deisntdut moved 10 DISMISS MS
complaint the ground that tho htst statement was
improved and the second whether true or hlsg Nai
pi, cgcd communication nodc under IN impression Oh
ia trntn. Judge Lawrence 49, we'd hl' deoiaon e.
Buell. appeared for TIC Pdntii H. - Dehue's ana A. :"
yandorpoe FOR tie defendant
The trial Of the suit Of Charles II. llaswell
ciuat the city before Judge Van Brunt In the Court OF
Common Pleas yesterday ended in drawn juror. The
plaintiff was employed by the Board OK Health as on
gineer to examine tho old watercourses an acknowl
edged source Of sickness and various buidngs public
and private as to their ventilation and dfainaS, until
His bin amounted 10 $500 Tor which he surd tho city
Tie moderation and justice ~ his charges we're not as
ppted bu the ctys defense thai, according IL the
Maxinilian decision valid charge sninst the city
could he created by any OF fts departmental bureaus
Judge Van Brunt utimat,s that this decision was the
Law OF this case tho plaintiff obtained Leave ~ suspend
the case by Withdrawing juror m ne crrld ha aoeie
way there we're, "a overcome this objection II
Holt saudford appeared for plaintiff; II j. Dean for the
city,
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The suit Of Appleton Stu.sis, administration
against Duu.L Drrw uul Others, wss submitted O.
Julgs GJIDhdc ~ supreme Court spcrni Iern y"-ior
dos. Tno pia.ltiI SUES, 80 uimin-iriior ~ Russell
siursi, the d,iou,sr.s Daniel Dew, jacob H. Wander
ill., .fu '.u.. aud Henry B. NuftJn stockholders
and directors uf tlc Old ScW-Jcr,ay rt,1ui Alsig'.on
C,up.nr Russell -tri-'., on "a citim going back %
I9G2 sued iha. ,iu. uy. aud la Is9l recovered "Jud&
rent 20 tu-t 20 ici about $4,000. while tls haSit.on
so, pioc,, n. the directors ~ he Company sold oui
auddil1,d tlc property Of the Company, 80 That TIE
Iud.m,pt wts barren '.eto,y. Ihl' 'u' d 10 c"np'
the rhaf arrtIrarrs 81 that division 10 pay up TINS
iu ,nrut. Tho plintih rhAg-ts tD1t uI me n'Jn NJ
drew gu st97 900. j. Ndl irfhit tlGppp' ff i.hs'.'
-in.nup anu H. Norton slt.GDO. Nj Eus'la d'nirs
t,f. lac oAnfI stock n tht Company Ht al; litW hhI
V4uIrfbt claim that their lIahlfy has ceased Judge
Don ,bur reserved hi- der-on Butler. rt!n1u y luf
p,td arcir4 tor the tiaiuf; hir. JUhc. or defendants
Iaei and prcw, and Dais q WOrs Tor defendant Van
dYrftt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-12

member the great services he rendered lis country
lie was faithful 10 his country in time OF great trial.
and let that fidelity and those great services always DO
remembered
Appropriate remarks made ny Senator's McCreefy
OF Kentucky Merrmon Of North Carolina, Paddock OF
Nebraska Bogy Of Missouri Jones Of Florida Baynrd o.
Delaware and Key Of Tennessee. Senator NcCreery IN
prefacing his remarks said he was the only Senator
present who voted for the acquitted OF hr johnson AZ
The Impeachment trial. and Ike te senator from lndana
Clor.on. he has apology 10 make for tlat vote. a.
Al The conclusion OF the euOges. NJ o'clock tae SEN
ois AZ a further marx OF respect to the memory VI the
dereased adourne led until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY II, 1875

nor coed the payment should be msde 70 the parties entitled
Therefor allow Mr. Goeler OF s75 to Mr. Vincent s25
Dymond agt payment OF O costs Of dis
mss Of opposing b motion ON or boiorc the
18th inst at ~ the default may be cpened and the
heard motion denied with $40 costs
Kelly agt Marsh.-Memorandum. Tho Excelsior Petroleum
mpany s DAYTON and anoBut one bill OF costs was tax
able Under the judgment OF the Court OF Appeals MOTION
granted Macsaley sgt Dggss.-Motion granted
Superior Court-Specidi 7a1n-Monell, Oh. J.-Co-
Deck Eas Br0adws and Battery Railroad Oon
pGny.-Case ordered on hle.
Common Pieas-Special Tsrm-RobinsOn, J.-Boyd
RathanShort order and stay denied regular notice
must be gwen Of notice OF motion.
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Urn Gooos.
| ord s. / / ayIor
SUITS LTD OYERDnRSSES.


large assortment Of stylish suts IL BLACK and
COLORED SILKS. from $ij
cAMEGs HAIR CLOTH ard BLACK OAsHMERE with
al Siik skirt, for si2 70 5sj
BLACK CASHMERE SUITS az $50.
CANEL'- WAIRSUIrs with Feather Thinning e23
CAMEL's HAIR OVf,LDRESSES 81 to S2S.
ALPACA SUITS. Blscs anil Colors ~ 10 $40.
PINE 81 ACK EMBROIDERED OAsiiMERE OVER
DRE5SES ut SIS.
I1poErE3 COSTUMES th:s season soois. At $50.
Lot Of POLoSAISE at 81 80 and upward
SWISS and oEGANDIEsUrfS at Sl6
SWISS aad OGGANDIE OYERsKiGrs AMI JAcKrTa
$40.
Mis,es CAsHl IRE SUITS at $l5i chIarens suits a.
81 %
Iadcs PLAID FLANNEL WRAPPERS. SILK Trimmed
at 80 50
Ladies CASHMERE WRAPPERS. sn1 rnanOi IS 80 "a
su.
Ladies' SERGE WRAPPERS. SIN Trimmed, 81 81.
Ia.l.ss' FIGURED REPS WRAPPEHS, - 20.
Also Ladies Underwear In great variety, Tucked aud
Ruaicd WALKING sRIBrs. sCe. to 81 TRAIN sHiRr5
FROM 50 CANTON FLANNEL sNlRfS 90c OHEAisE3
plain Coo Tnc. Rafcd Yoxe 9O,i Tnei and fmboIiord
Al o. auain Drawers from DC. upward Canton Flannel
Drawofs 700 Night Dresses fvm 81 10 - TO- SHAKER
Flannel Skirts - So Scarlet Flannel SKIRTS, - A.
COMPLETE TRoUsSiAU from so.
Particular attention paid TO WEDDING OUTFITS
INPANIS' WEAR IN FULL ASSORTMENT
sHk.tr' nimed white MERISO CL0AkS. 81 10 ~ Embrf
d.ret el3 50 wAIKINg COATS Braided Cloth. sS'
VELVET hand embroidered. - CAsiMERE, - so
Chr.tsrlns Robes embroidered 81 80; sal LACE. go
Caps s. 80 Nursery Baskets " 80 10 so PIGUh
DRESSES 81 50 aud Up. INFANTS OUTFITS speciAV
nj mt ID
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM KINGSTON, JAS.-Tn ,tsgmship H.rry Cha.r..S
Jan ll.-hr and Mrs. Mowett. Miss Annette Inoe Mrc
Pierce Mr. and Mira Deisser Henry shaw Capt W. H. Case
man. h. X. Seixas. W. III. Beknap Mrs. Eddy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-12
MIMI TTfRE AfNANar

Sun rises-..... 72s sur 400 Moon s<s
| HIcB wAlER IHB
sandy Hook. $40 Goys island. 96 He o. Ferry li0s
\ HIGH WATER fiiIs DAY-rA
sandy HOOK. BOB Cows Island. $40 Hell Fervll N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-12
DECTSIONS-JAy. IL.

Suprsne Court - Chambers by judge Barrett. -
s,eipbsoh ag The Relief Fire Insurance Company he DO
fenant tied allowance undet $685. Vol was
sopafetey rteTrogaed eco OF ard SO VI the $50 Hewty
Ssyugs rank sst 6m.hThe VtGei not property dsGHn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-12

In the suit of Charles Z. Owls, Judge y. T.
Daly IL the Court Of Common pee'. has decided that
pjartiG In libel salt may demand bill Of particulars
" he facts alleged In the publication whore the d. nso
!. Justification The defendants published tbst the
plaintiff r9sa sTl1dlcr ami confidence man, With some
particulars which i'rred 10 10 judge Days de-
,sou. The dl:cndsnts, in answer 10 the plaintiffs suit
for ilmd -rs vita technical dcieI sca set ~ toe
truth ~ tho word, - plh.iod In some respects The
cAtrcs were general md to those The piaiaa asked
ai ~ rar ulars. The derI ians insisted thai those
l.-calt, wcr matters Of evidence the real charge
Tat pll.n.iH a c0uAieHle man AMI rw'ndlcr,
ani IA. rrfo-. Eut matter for a bin Of par
ucular.. JIdsc ply, however directs bill
OF particulars on the following points: l.
whose confidence plaintiff gained while M business
IN Cenf.r.;. wat o'hnr persons he Attempted 10
ch,s' di rhca, with ari.irr . In WhTt n'Wstpeis
d. advertised .ur csfK n Toronto ana tIrds0 D. Iho
nIli. vi .i.lu, q, or AZ mpiet % 'p-a-o as
ciera-. O., part rI'a-. Of MS d..illL. W.n Brad
shaw ami ~ MS inirt urnt IT, Prom whom he 10 'eIVrd
t,, JAN eIiis while "a CrutaTs an iii Do acc,ns tO'
=. ~ ult1r. 90 tIe u-I ipa hy Nl''A Do AM SIC
party With vl",n AID Tia ri' Nprre it '"aah l ,oh
o. "a. alleged s".uIlr oi S3b,JJo Nat Irspt.rttcL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-12
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoKK, Tuesday, jan. IL. 1876.
Below may be found the result of to-day's
sole at Arch Johnson's mart, Thirteeuh-s, between
,,.t...-.s.,. al. ce and Eiftb-aye:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-12
rur rouRrHAvE IMPROVEMENTS DAHAG -.

tBE FOURTH AVE. IMPROVEMENTS DAiAf -.
The suit Of Chlrlcs l.. lli2hau against the
Sow York and Harlem Railroad company and others
VIZ -sitod ,c-e,lsy D. Judge Van E0rt il supreme
Court Cr,rlt q, Jury. with directions 80 bring Ia
se7rd verdict this morning 1Ic ri1lnti8 had grocery
81 ID, on tong rasa pu tIc east side 'f Frurti..e at
l. .ttfI,tl i. iu -iulin, ,a" aiem Railroad ts'S ~
Fourth ava o.. contractor $50 t,irtsd The street and
boz. sidewalk, pas ~ derrick Elrh made
eutrarca 10 his store dtn-rr.r-, aad finally
removed rho bridge which gave hn access TO
hi, heat customers. The sUit against the
rsload tie .ou'lac,"-s .ud thc sgheo1ttarf"rs fur
damages for th" irouti1e ur uf hi- bJ-n.ss. julio van
Nul-l ID -r ,ec complaint - ttit.. a. railroad
hHairE tufi. Sowing transferred tho .outl 90 'f rnrh
80 DUutt-ruf-. 0r tHuraiE g"- Uni i1Hr i"r "r'.
A To- .'it rHrs uul arir-. DE- hcu Iitt
tier clui 90 ftirF Lr tu- 10 Ettf'i4H tr N'
bat f by t1ir rIr"i-. fr- nc, they d'..fu
siry iItrrr- visa pii.sin', e.. i5y.l.ti ' hi pfoi-
tIy, ttL.r bt ,.uu- APP tA' '14uf. Hb i'4& u.ni'"
boz ait improper place. bf uIli-rr.Aii} moving tIc
hrii. cr Itin- its restoration tl-u dies Hrr- Nr
fur damage. uiHe frrr -1th rar' NC'- 90 nt.i-
genes. (uIr,f irIr! appeared f't PAtI.u' r-. ms.
Thanh fn Of ruI'IiIi.
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101. Locke agt. Tilley.
108. ROeb'ing agt. Duncan.
l07 Sanders agt McDer-
mott.
100. .Vandorpoel agt. Tho
Mayor, &C.
ll6. Smith ag1. Armstrong.
III. Wat son. &c, agt. Barr.
&c.
llS.. Watson, &c. agt. Lee,
&c.
lI9. Watson, DC. agt Lee.
&c.
100. Watson, 60, ACT. Lee,
sc.
12l.. Watson, DC, agt. Barr,
&c.
GENERAL TERM-DAyI
50. Brennan agt. The Pee
pie. &c.
90. .Jaconbsk. ayt The Peo-
PIE, &C.
ol..TuIte agt Tho People,
&c.
o.. .Jarlor ct al. agt. Nor.
gan.
80. Allen sst Tie People,
&c.
o.. Carpenter agt.Tke Pe0-
pie. &C.
95. swan ayt. The People.
&c.
PC. .Woodmsn agt. Tho Poo
pie. dc.
v6ie. Doi9n agi. The People,
Nc.
100. Crimmins agt Tho Peo-
pie. SC.
l0l. Kelly agt. Tho People,
&c.
102. Abrams ACT. The People.
DC.
EtrFFaF TEgkf
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CALESDARs-THs DAY.

sUrRENe CoURr-CHAMBgRs-BARRErr. J.
JIruilarna at : and Wafsnn Hn Art LA
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-12-22
CHRISTMAS.

The annual season of joy and festiyity
is at hand. The fruits of the soil have
been gathered, and all are preparing to
enjoy a gala day of rest and pleasure,
giving and receiving presents, and good
wishes. The Centennial year has not
been one of the most prosperous in our
history, yet it has been to many a pleas
AMI enc, and we lave much, both as a
people and as individuals, to be thank
full for But while we arc enjoying the
fruits of our labors, let us not forget
those to whom Christmas willprove any
shing but merry" There are many
families in our city and county, who are
suffering for the bare necessities of life,
and it becomes the duty of those who are
in better circumstances, to tighten their
load, and cause at least one day in the
year to be happy one to them. If we
each do our share in this matter,
we shall cause the day to be indeed II
merry one. To all its patrons, old and
young, rich and poor, the BULLETIN eX-
tends MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY
NEW YEAR.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-12-22

VICK's FLORAL GUIDE.-Wc have re-
ceived the aboyc publication for the first
quarter of 1877. AS usual it is full of
valuable and interesting reading for those
who take an interest in Horticulture and
Horticulture, and contains very full and
exhaustive list of all the rare plants that
Mr.. Wick has to offer his patrons this
year. 1t is profusely and superbly Illus
trated, and costs but 25 cents year. We
know of no publication of its character
that is offered SO cheap it is worth to
ANYBODY who has garden four times its
price. Mr.. Wick will offer premium of
$40 for the best show of flowers at each
State Fair in America for the year 1877,
and premiums ranging from IS to $40 for
the best collections of cut flowers exhi-
bited by amateurs. Address James Wick,
Rochester. N. Y.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-12-22
Sabbath School Convention.

Programme for the Jefferson Township
Annual s. S. Conuention, TO be holden at
NJ. Z. Church in Brandon, Sabbath morn,
at 10 o'clock, January It'll, A. d., 1877.
OPENING EXERCISES
Music
2.-Praycr.
3.-Muslc
4.-Statement of object of Convention
by Rev. A. Beels.
5.--Reports of S S. upcrintendents,
and the condition of their schools
G.-Music.
7,-Unoccupled territory-is there any:
Report of committee on same.
S.-What should be done to establish
s. S. in unoccupied territory, by Rev. J.
Iiurrcl.
9.-The best method Of creating and
maintaining an interest in S. s.
10.-Music
bic. BY S Maxwell,
12-Music and intermission.
=. NJ. EXERCISE.
1.-The necessity of the co operation
of parents and patrons. BY Rev. G. I.
Allen.
2.-Shall all christians engage in !. $.
work. BY J Maxwell.
8 Music.
4.-IIow to secure the attendance of
the young people. BY Rev. J. L. Rouze.
IS. S. workers, their qualifications
and responsibilities, BY Rev. 5. b. Malt
bic
G.-Music.
THE object Of S. $. instruction, BY
II. w. Persons.
SIS S. Schools Of Divine oregin. BY
Rev. W. Cummings
9.-Mlsccllaneous matter.
1O.-MnsIc and adjournment.
Free discussions and all are cordially
invited to come and take part.
III. W. Persons, A. BEELs,
Secretary Chairman.
Dated December 18th, A. D., 1876.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-12-22

W. 4. JOKES, our irreprcssiblc swine
dealer, who has more energy in his little
figure than many a man OF three times
avordupoise has in his whole hulking car
cass, informs us that in the twenty days
previous to last Monday, he purchased of
the farmers Of this county, and shipped
to market, 2,?OO hogs paying therefor the
highest price the market will bear. This
makes something over $4,000 dlsburscd
among the farmers of the county IN twcn-
ty days by one buyer. The bulk of the
crop is yet to come, and at this rate times
ought to soon become comparatively
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-12-22
Scarcity Of Money.

There is no doubt that the present con-
dition of all kinds Of business and indust
ry is fcarfully depressed, and it bchooves
every family to look carefully to their
expenses. Winter is coming on when
children are liable 10 Group, Whooping
Cough. etc. Coughs and Colds Will pre-
vail everywhere, and Consumption with
other throat and lung diseases, will carry
off many. These diseases SHOULD not be
neglected. Doctors bills are expensive,
and we would advise our people to use
BosCHEE's GERMAN SYEUP. 1t never
has failed One bottle at - cents will
keep your whole family well during the
winter. Two doses will relieve any case.
Sold in all towns in the United States, and
by your Druggist {. K. Wallace.
o22w22cow.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-12-22
SIiER!FF'S SALE.

10y NltTU f OF an Execution issued out of and
- under the seal of the Circuit Court OF Blu
chanan County. Iowa, in favor of +. linn, and
against the goods and chattels lands and tena-
mens of The Western Excelsior Gas Co. have
levied upon the following described property to-
wit:
The building upon and defendants interest in
the land described as commencing at point
where the east line of the land belonging to the
Independence Mills Company touches the south
line of Mott street in Stoughton and McClure's
addition to Independence Iowa; thence running
south 10 feet thence west p feet; thence north SO
feet; thence east - feet TO beginning. Which
property above described will offer for sale at
Public Auction at the Court House in the City Of
independence on Saturday. the 9th day of Janu-
airy. A. d. 1877. AT two O'Clock =. NJ. of said day.
To the highest bidder to satisfy said execution and
costs
W. VAN ORSDAL Sheriff
LAKE & HARMON. Attorneys for Plaintiff
Sheritf' ONCE, Independence Iowa, December
18th. 1876. 21-2w
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-12-22

The editor of the Bulletin takes 1t to
heart because, having proposed to lend us
his Shanghai, we accepted, and allowed
him to crow for Tilden. Brace up, broth
cr, he was growing in good cause
Conservative.
The above is not modelled after the
strictcst standard of fact. We have eX-
pressed no chagrin In the matter alluded
to. One would suppose from reading the
above. that our neighbor secured our bird
by some deception or Misrepresentation,
which we resented when exposed. Is he
willing to accept that interpretations As
to the Shanghai growing in a good cause"
it is only necessary to say that the good
cause was the theft of an electoral vote
for Tilden, in Oregon, by the Democratic
Governor, which the Conservative itself,
acknowledged belongs to Hayes.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-12-22

\ WHIsTEY CONFEDERATION. A man
named VIM Bohun who lives few miles
north of town devoted a good share of
Wednesday to sampling whiskey at the
various places at which the article is sold
by the drink, which comprises nearly all
the saloons IN the city. When he had or
rived at that nice adjustment of his Ca
paclty that would enable him to just get
home, with no margin for accidents; in
he could barely discern a hole in a "forthy
fut ladther," he started homeward, car
rying with him can of kerosene By
some means, while on the road, he man
aged to saturate his clothes with the CON
tents of the can, and in this inflammable
condition, attempting TO light his pipe
with match he lighted himself instead,
and between the fire within and the fire
without would soon have been
crematcd but for the appearance of his
brother on the road, who proceeded TO
do for him what the saloon men should
have done, namely: put him out. BY eX.
peditiously getting outside of his gar
ments he escaped without injury, though
1t was close SINCE. His wife was in
town yesterday, notifying the saloon men
not TO sell any more liquor to her hus-
band; evidently impellcd by Il wholesome
fear that she might wake up some morn
ing and find herself widow. Bohun is
a ncighbor of Tim Maher, the man who
was found frozen in the road Thanksgiv-
ing morning, and was companion in his
drunken bout the day before. The mis-
cradle fate of the latter seems 10 have
worked no reformation in Bohun's habits.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-12-22

The CHICAGO TRIBUNE. The prospec-
tus of this first-class Republican journal
will be found in our columns this week -
We regard the Tribune as not only the
most complete and comprehensive in all
the essentials of a great newspaper, and
the most ably edited of the journals of
the northwest, but also the most reliable
in its opinions. Not that it does not
make mistakes, or that we can always
agree with it, but its general tone is that
of calm judgment, devoid of partlsanshlp
and empty buster, which tells upon
public opinion. The Tribune is infexi-
bly, Republican, and dealt telling blows
on the bogus reform party and its candi-
dates in the late campaign, but it never
sinks its independence or becomes the
meac mouthpiecc of scheming politicians.
We most cordially commend it to our
readers who want to take Chicago pa :
per We will forward subscription for
the subscribers of the BULLETIN at the
low rate Of 81 yer year, postage paid.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-12-22
PROSPECTUS FOR 1877.
20 Wsek|ies for $40, Postage Paid.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
The country has passed through fierce Presi-
dental contest, and the result has been left in a
dangerous and unsatisfactory shape, on account
of the unprecedented closeness of the election the
angry disputes TO the votes of certain States and
the failure of the Constitution to provide any tri
bunal to solve doubts or decide contested points.
GOV. HAYES ELECTED.
From the best light before it, THE TRIBUNE he
eyes that Hayes has received 1875 Electoral votes
against 1Sl for Tlden and is therefore entitled to
to be inauguratcd President on the 4th of March.
1871 The highest good of the South. rs well as
of the North, would be best promoted by his occu
pancy OF the Executive Chair.
DANGER or ANOTHER WAR.
But TIN re are grave approximations that a ruian
ly. crowd of Office seekers may resort to
lawless and violent means to induet the defeated
candidate into the Office of Chief Magistrate. All
peace loving and law abiding men, irrespective of
party must stand together in this crisis, and crush
out the incendiary demagogues who are threaten
ing to light the torch of internecine war, which
would bring ruin and destruction upon the coun-
try.
The coming year promises to be the most event
full and exciting of any since the War. The TErB-
une will do everything in its power to have the
new President peacefully and lawfully inaugural
ed, and to restore harmony and confidence i'll the
future. Letns never despair of the Republic.
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