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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-05-31
An Extraordinary Incident.
IN. Y. Times. I


WASHINGTON, May l6.-Ex-Gov.
Carpenter, of Iowa, is about to
leave the Office of Second Con-
troller of the Treasury under
circumstances that are quite
refreshing in these days of Office
hunting. Some time ago the
Cabinet decided that the Pacific
coast should have representative
among the heads OF bureaus. and
as Iowa has four prominent Off
cers-namely, Secretary of War,
Land Commissioner, Third Au-
ditor and Second Comptroller it
was decided to vacate one of the M,
and Third Auditor Tabor was
selected as the person to go.
Hearing this, Gov. Carpenter
inquired of Secretary Sherman
whether, if be should resign, Mr..
Tabor would be retained. The
Secretary replied affirmatively,
and Gov. Carpenter then said
that his formal resignation would
be forthcoming whenever his sue
cessor was named. Mr.. Tabor is
an old man, and has been in this
Office nearly eighteen years. He
is poor and would be ut a loss to
know what to do if he had to
leave bis position. Gov. Carpen-
ter is d young man and has been
in Office only fifteen months. As
between himself and Auditor
Tabor, he told the Secretary he
thought he ought to retire. In
stances are very rare where one
man resigns to keep another in
office. Gov. Carpenter intends to
return to Iowa and enter Journal
ism. W. W. Upton, of Oregon,
has been sele cted to the vacancy,
and will take the Office July /.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-05-31
GentleIllen's List.

Burco Charley
CIapper A ia Collins James
Dorez Baltasar Duhon Sarazen
Dyson Isaac
Frazier n Bro M G FosscdttJ
Gailia Dayide Gullory Emile
Hasha II Il
Junisse Alexie
Larsen s
Mead Thomas Mum CO James
Robinson Manrel
Simpson VIM P,2
Vapeast Leon
Williams Albert Whitaker W Q
Welsh Phelix X
D. II. REESE, Postmaster.
, 1877-07-14

who aro loudcss in their protcatations of
friendship, find thoir only horo for future
emancipation In tho very policy which, tho
wisdom Of President HAYES hns ,naug,rased.
Thoy cannot ttrnggle successfully in tho
subjection into which tho machine politi-
c'nns OF tho North betrayed them, but they
may find m alliance with the conser vative
nnsive whites AZ noon ~ the fatter tire Of The
diotation md arrogance Of the Bourbon
faction. The opportunity may come
in mississippi long before II wns
expected. While. there Is not a
single mhn In the 8tnte who desirca to be tho
Republican candidate for Governor, thero
ARC fire prominent men who are scrambfing
for the Democrntio nomination. Ii It nn-
likely that thero will be rivai Democratic
candilates7 If the Bourbons and Fire-Eas-
ers prevail In tho Democratic Convention, Ia
It not probable that the Conservative Domo-
Gratis will organize an oppoaition and run an
independent candidnte Of their own? And
If they do this. will not the Republican
voters Of Mississippi, with $4,000 majority,
hold tho balance Of power? WIN not The
Conservative Democrats aeo 10 1t that the
black voters have protection which the
machine politicians OF tho Republican party
failed to give them? And will not this 10 a
practical and permanent obliterntion Of the
color-line Ia tint State?
, 1877-07-14

In commenting upon The Presfdent'a con-
asr1,ctton of the recent Civil-service order
which excerpts tho officeholders who are
also members Of tho National Republican
Committee, on the ground that they will not
be called npon to DO any political work for
throo ycars, tho Eoening journal Of this
city takes occnaon to say word for the
machine politicians ~ follows:
We womb respectfully tuguest that, were tho
President 10 reconsider his late order, and let Fed
cral of1ccholdcrs ia ~ they please, tho sans ~
other people, In fnaters of politics. 70 long as they
shall neglect the duties of their olccs Of ahuso
their positions 10 The actual dctrment Of the sefv
Ice, hc wout do wl4e thing. Tho Civil Sesvtco
needs reform. bnt not that kind Of reform which
would abbreyiste ctlkcn's political privileges
ttmplY because he happens IN bo m o1!ces In tho
public scrvicc. Tho Republican National Flat
form hits tho nail rnotr completely on tho head, by
requiring senators and Representatives. in Con.
Grcsa TO keen ilanls OF In tho stlattcf OF eppont.
ments to tho Federal Ctsil Service. The coutroI uf
onlcial Appointments by members OF Congress Ii
what tlemotalizos tho Clvil Service by making the
latter mcre nachinn for the grinding Of tho sxes
afew men.
uas it never occurred TO the journal TINT
tho surcat way to brcak down Congressional
interference with tho Presidents appoint
msnts is to prohibit those appointees from
scheming md wire-pulling for ths ro-elec-
tion Of their Congressional patrons? II
tho oi!lceholdors are not permitted to pack
conventions and tliotato Congressional md
Senatorial nom minntions, thore will no longer
be tho Basns temptation for Senators
mud Congressman 10 turn Heaven aud
earth to got their blowera and strikers into
, 1877-07-14

It has been loft for AxTELI, Mt present
Govasnor of New Mexico, to fix tho value Of
q convert to 3formonism. Whom he arrived
at Salt Lake to assume the functions of Gov
ernor OF Utah. tho Mormon Council took him
in charge, and through tho pious medium OF
5000 worth Of food. washing, and whisky.
convinced him Of tho error Of his ways, md
that salvation lay ouly through prompt
adoption OF the Mormon. filth. It is not
Improbable TINT he will lose his official hoad,
and a. ho will then be Of no moro uso than
my other individual, he will perhaps not be
surprised to learn that tho creed contom~
plates tho payment of future whiaky-bills BY
tho contractor thereof.
, 1877-07-14

Tho silk manufacturers Of Paterson, N. j.,
have taken the bull squnrsly by tho horns.
Recently there was strike among the wea-
vcrs, who, despite contracts 10 finish their
warps in tho cvcnt Of my difficulty, loft
their work incomplete. Actions werc CON-
rnonced Immediately i,Y tho manufacturers
on tho contracts, md two of the strikers
have been arrested and locked up to answer
the suits. The bowildcred weavara propose
little hopo for them, as they aro liable on
their contracts, mud their old employers ara
thoroughly in earnest.
, 1877-07-14

II would Reem that tho case Of CnoGotH Is
one in which an exception might properly
be. made to tho r11ie prohibiting the retcn-
ton Of more than one member Of tbe same
family. CnoooM ia an emploJe OF tho
Treasury Department, aud for many ycars
has been the custodian Of about A400, ,O00,-
600 In bonds deposited by National Banks.
lie has brother in tho service, and, nndcr
tho rule, would be removed. The banks,
however, have taken the matter In hand,
and have expressed their willingness to pay
Cnooors'a salary rather than have their bonds
in tho custody OF anybody else.
, 1877-07-14

witt, muca precision, md rather welcoming
it AS study Of great Importance to scientific
research. Itraltl,-Commiasioncr DIX Norr
fnny bn looked to for MI e1erriso OF tho
functions Of his Office in putting
down tho nuisanco when tho Signnl-Servfce
linrcau ahuta down OIL storms. A horrible
stink IN part of hia ntock In trade, and since
tile Hoard Of Health s,accce.fe,t In demon
strating Tint 1t ia not positively unhealthy,
be does not propose to eradicate 1t until
compelled. For yearB This nuisance hns
afflicted Chicago. Every variety Of plea for
its existence hns beer, put forth by those en-
tr.,ates1 will, tho work of extorminnting Il,
and 1t Is high time for tho Council to tako
charge Of the matter, and in some why re-
lievo tho citizens Of Chicago Of The foul
smells tint now poison tho south wind.
, 1877-07-14

of their fornes, leaving small ghrrseona in
their fortrcsaes, aud retirp before The rms
slams until they reach tho outot t1ofenacs Of
Constantinoplc, thus compelling them to rs
sanlt the city and provoke English inter-
ference. Tho attempt to secure an ally l,y
compulsion of this sort Is rather ignob'c, bnt
It Ia not improbable that tho Turks tnnT
choose to force England into a rupture will,
Hussia rather than risk encounters in the
open field and the necessary slownosa with
which the Russians must atlsancc, rs they
got farther aud farther from. their ,,ase Of
supplies, would facilitate the movement.
, 1877-07-14

V93s& *aS4V Nt1f3s33 IN 70 Hk1s<111"@' !,
The EhirnGn nsodlCp markets wore Active anu
stronscr yc.tcrtiay. Mess pors closed 22ttc per br1
higher, nj Sill H196I:sN7i fur August and 3t3 Is
1l377, tnr September. taszi closed 10c pcr to0
lb. higher ut s.. I7!iGEp 20 for August and SO. II
G2u .7,4 fur Scntcnhcr. Meats wcro aFncr At nc
pre III far lonrn rhouldes. and 7!ac for do short
ribs Lake frerht* werr less Active. at &c for cnEn
to 1.niral. tlt:hslnca were steady, at 81. o. per
gallnn. F'nurwas ,teady. Wheat coscd 70 higher,
at sl.4.G,l. tti for July and ST. 204 0Dl .20S for
August Corn closva 1c higher, ut 4ssc for July
ona .ts &c for Angu.t Oats closed firm, At 31Hc
fur July nn :,1sc for August. Rye was flrneF 1t
TIC cash Hna :ioe for August. harley was nofN'n*!
nj s.Gtsac for new sellcr September. Hogs wcro
nctve nnl firm at lOco1Ic advance. With tho bnlk
u The trading nj s, o05d. u. Catfo wese In good
dcn,ant. mud wcrc strong. Sheep wero trsn. scl-
ing at s:l.OOR3.00. One hnndrcd dollars In gold
would buy slO3. 81 In Greenoacks nt tho close.
, 1877-07-14
PERSONAL.


Senator Morton's son, It is observed, hna
been appointed 0oEernmens agent to watch tho
AI1sks Fur company IN ths!f opeFstfons up North
Bob 1ngersoll has stirred pp q formidable
taRontst In gan Franciaco In the per,on Of tho
I.oy, Dr.. Thomas 0uartl and tbo paptra ar the
rlstRysa s getting tho better Of tho coutfoye,s,.
.G;.. E,;x.ha.h Y,h.,.. ..,....,,
o1isa 1nAaoo'n sVa.1Son, W." way 'olsoea
Poes ~ tao sealor caAss o1 "o..e5au on'Fe""5'
~ Alao'ep"n' eonn., ..ns oeceass sae WA "oman'
"eH tae psas W WV 'e' ~ seas esssS. =" wv
wosk oe'n1 snoml'3ea snousmousi5' aao hss
since oeen apRo'atoo Fto'essoF N Inc tsMase s
s.'ho saM ho,~s "''' N%'' ~ '~|' ~ ~o~0
srha W. v,rk nra,n,,:. Nm. ,,,n,x ,rh
NJ. ...,"."...s..-,..s ~" 80 w.,',"",I.,. tS.
t4s4 M w "a. ..H "..AA sAtts.
.oa .e eou1u"teJ tae osss .ss.ono w" s,ns'aa
.ao 1a4'1a saakuaSe' ".sa .aa so1s e1sept.en "
~ ssuaoy oo0s et tas ronae. usy 90 .emos. .
eu t.o1 'a,' sehteaso " see*s.aaos ~ o~aueF aos
oa1AeJ' o""HeS ~. sis"A W. ~ 4A, ~
sno iA'et ae ~ saJos" 'Hs's "'1 1@s.'S 'oa'
oh'aa*1s'" oa a.s ee@s'''
Frederick William Won HAckIauder. whos3
death was recently announced, was Ia tho front
rxnk Of German humorous and romantic writer's
, 1877-07-14

It is 1,nyiug thu Mayor uf Montreal too
mnch respect to spena my time condemning
him. Almost without regard 10 party or
prejudice, tue people over whom he exercises
the functions Of tho Mayoralty denounce his
criminal neglect Of lis duties Friday, tho
Council have pnase4 q resolution. OF want Of
confidence, and there ia q general demand
that ho saeatu his oitace. Perhaps tempo
raly rclicf could bs fotlnd by the citizens Of
Montreal in right smart application OF
soElo wnrn, tnr and feathers.
, 1877-07-14
A PRACTICAL REF0RhER

dsrztanf7 Il nou7
------
PRACTICAL REronnYR,
Mr. FaAxcta Munpur, tho Irish temper
ance-.eformer, himself a brand pluckcd from
the burning, having bcon through tho larger
mar. Of his life an habitual drunkArd, aud
therefore knowing whereof ho speaks
through bitter experience, is to be commend
cd for Tho practical ane con1non.senss man.
NOR In which he toals with tho Drills Of in
to,upernuco, II is refreshing to meet with
tem,,ernnce lcctnrcr vhofs not a fanatic, q
rcformer who is not biRot, zea1oua work.
or for humanity who bolieycs there aro bot
ter wars Of appealing to q mans sense Of
right thna with poiiceman's club OF legal
compulsiou. It alls to the force OF his ar
ouments that he speaks from experience.
Having been chief among ton thousand
dfunkards, lie knows tho way Of tho drunk
artl md the avenues that mos. directly load
to his conversion.
II wc rightly apprehend tho substance OF
Mr, MrernYs address ut tho Like Bluff
ca,np..moe,ino on Thurs,lay, ho acts upon
the broad princirle TINT every man should
nb.tain from intoxicating liuuozs md on.
courage otho,s to abstain. but that, II he
must drink, It il better to drink boer than
whisky, "a tho least OF two evils. TO enforce
vhittv bv tho irish md Americans with tho
drinking Of beer by tho ucrnans. and ohar-
oot.rizc1 thc latter ~ not horf M had na tho
former. Upon this point hlr. Munrur IL
eminent]v sound. A quick, impulaiye, uorr.
ona irascib,o pcop1o lihe tbs Americans and
1,;,h s}ou,d n,ver drink whisky. Thoy ara
noI In h,od Of n atirnulant 30 much as q
| so3,,;x. In +hcir noyno, oonaition thev
ara tha1no.t ,nne.ient noonts in TIN world
,,,a ,,ors,v ohla n ap5nra crossino or oon.
tro1,o,;on whon a1l.d with whistv. thax
| Naryaa a,rnno mn II tba h,phe.t tanx,on and
he.,ed hr,1ns naed aomet1inu cooling. and
- nm, ,rto lin stomach the v.rious aorv
.,,.,,,f.,t,,r.d from, r1,,, ,zb,atv
-, .na hr.,1v ,s 40 .nrn N avn,o1n
tha victim M n ,1atch /. IN aot oH
-, ~ o,nno,do- For sroh . reorte tho
.aa,;nn o,,,a,,n, ,,orco,,, hex.rao. - ,ho
S' ns"ms,' T. Ia,..p ~ o,,.v ,h.;- a[r;+ouant
ooa,,0 .,,.tr brains to,o ,1ow, tba,r ,.xva.
asa .nst. tI.n, ,,hiamr.tio s,o,,,1 r,t;ont
a,,,.t citizen. 1;1<o ,Sa rorm.,. vho ~,
dr;nt v,t,,out o,tt;no drink. wranola viii.
,...t,.,, ..a .nd .,,t,. ,,,en,..,u.,
se.,.i,v - ~;,hcus ahns;no ths,r families
-s...J.x,,,,, ,l.o,r ,,~,,,or.x h.so,t,n1 th.,,
ha.;n. ,,sstrovino thsTr .tom.chs or ,vtna
~ s'.,..s. 49,. ,,eh. w. 1Tnr.ux .@.. 40 !.
..,f.s us..,.,, sot 20 r., tha h..r r,-;1ar w.,
Ao 4A w.. ~ ~ "ss:','."A,, 49,,
~ ~ I,'',, Iii. ~. w.. ' ssn.,,,a - .,.ah". ~
~ 49, ~, ,,..... ~. ...t.
". ~.ss,>. 49,, .,,s. - ~, .,,.,,..rs.
, 1877-07-14

A Paris paper describes tho tablc-scrvtcc at =
recent farewell dinner tu Minister WasunuRyE:
Apart from . rich dnpiay Of n,asslyc s!l.er. tho
most nutable objecta were tic plates which woso
bcsqucs on black Ernnnd-wo.k. with ah exterior
wrc.th OF minute lcasea tn guilt mof cxqul.iteIy
anlehed. Tho dessert 4crvcc. r'atc&. hngcE. bo"s,
worked borders. richly gilt, ths pattern pa,fpn
flowers and leaycs. and on each plate and how!
Mns tho monogram Of tho owner In gjjk letters.
The handles of tho desactt kntsos, forks. and
spoons wcro of gold. with tho ownet's monogram
stamped ln open.woFt at tho end, narvslous
tho after. .dnner coffee was handed r0und In 4
chAsed silver casket Of tho reign Of Lotus XIV.
, 1877-07-14

The popular subscription to the now f.
per-cents has exceeded the limits Of the drBt
offering, 0,0O0, 900. Over 81, ,o00, COO were
disposed of yesterday.
, 1877-07-14

wM. n, wAItrlES r.n1t1E, no. 20. A.. r.. AND
4. M-ltsuar Communication TIT tsatnTdsyl eyrn'
ing At urk, Nrunpt, 1t hAll ~ to III aonsDcB!.
t,1,f;lcs. t,,I wr, Il tmil attendance IN rrQnrs1ei
Iintur, wrjco1ic. j. II. DUNLOP, Secretary,
, 1877-07-14

Criminal returns Of tho London police for
1871 show the arrest of 10, ,214 persons, Of which
6o,0ll were males and e, 6,au femases. OF tho
professions. Afty.elGht wcre lawyers, twenty
seven doctors, and three ciergymeu.
, 1877-07-14

After all, King ALFosso Of Spain Ia to
marry tho Duke Of Montponslcr's daughter,
much TO tho disgust Of the Queen, whu, sceIng
the control Of her son slipping through lIcr
hngcrh. has determined to lcave Madrid for
Paris. The girl, who is described a. unuoves-
sarily beautiful, IL modest and retiring In her
habits, peculiarly sentative md shrinking tn her
nature. Her chief a1uuscnlents arc buil-Ggbes.
, 1877-07-14

They have got little lawyer dowa IN Ht.
Louls, named FRANK bowkAB, tuo ANAL to-
whip aud too shatp 10 b. beaten. a few years
sgo he popped Into sudden fsyor by taking up
, 1877-07-14

How often must We notify people shst anony-
NOUS communications cannot be Inserted In
Tuz TnIRuNni About q peck week Of them
10 Into the waato.basket unhonorcd and pr,-
rhnd
, 1877-07-14

In reply to the snarllu1 at 1IArus Of the ma
chino 1mplacabics, ono OF tho Cincinnati papers
says:
1.-The Republicans Of Ohio propose to carry tho
Esate thlA fall, they have not only 10 tndorao
uArka, but to do It with yell,
, 1877-07-14

Grccntacks Mt tho Now York Stock E1-
chango yesterday closed at 34a.
, 1877-07-14

Tho Nov York llsraid rucently Interviewed
lawyer who At onu time had been Of counsel for
TWEED, and, while giving hls views In full, sup
pressed tho name. tbs lawyer WAS JoAh
uRAuAx. and tls reason for not uslng hls name
was threat made by GRAHAM years ago. The
Herald bad attacked GRAHAM, who, meeting the
old man BENNETT on the street, knocked him
down mad adu,ontsAed him then and there that
II tho Asrd'd ever published h!4 nauao again In
any connection, whether good. bad, Or tudi6eE-
ent, savo to nottce his death after ho hAd passed
from this woTit1, he, 0RAuAx, would cowhlde
him, BENNETT, until he died. BEnH1rT has
been gathered to hts tathep,s but the tight and
the threat mads 4 lasting impression, aud
GRAMAx hss uever been mentioned In the paper
s!acc. Periodically ha IL interviewed u \
"prominent New York lawyer" but every man
on the Leratd force ahrluks from even writing
tho namo OF JOIN GRAHAM.
, 1877-07-14

=
AAlUAEAt EN1's.

ABrIrItl Theatres
Monroe street. corner Of le&fpotn. '11reo 4est
Men," Afternoon and evening.
, 1877-07-14
Ono OF our Western exchanges very correctly

Observes:
Tho dtscuss,on nf The silver aucetnn u rapidly
taking new form. The moaomctallsta dtscoYc .
that they are beaten In arau1ncntthat the npt
to deasroF tho money character OF silver In an In.
tion, IL cnse Vt financial suicde, and that thcro
IL no possibility shat tho people will submit to such
4 policy when 1t - fairly presented.
, 1877-07-14

1saac. Itnll rnrt.
Efate snh Twenty .thtr' Atseeta. Championship kAm
between the Chicago and Hartford Clubs.
, 1877-07-14

Lake Eltorc, foot OF Adams street Thou@ suIa
mer. Might Concerts. Afternoon md evening.
, 1877-07-14

Cations t1prfn-f1ouses
Monroe street, tetwrcn stAte and Dearborn. " An"
tertonrtlIc." Afternoon tnd evening.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-19
And, as true as you live, she clos

And, as true as you live, she clos
ed both Of his eyes with kiss.
Did she marry him? Of course
she did; and she found to that her
fathers impressions had been cor
rect. Thr embrace that Thanksgiv-
ing morning was all Ida's, and the
besteching quality she had heard in
htr lovers voice was desperate en-
dcavor to bring the foolish girl to
reason. So, summarily dismissed,
the young man decided that Lillian
did not care for him, and thus Ida's
efforts were crowned with success.
Yes, they were married; and they
didn't wait great while, either
Would you if you had been in their
places?
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-19

4 TTORNEYI AT LAW, independence. Iowa.
\ once over Morse & Barnetts Store. Con
sultations in English and German. ll'y
d. w. BHUCKART. J. J. NEs.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-19
nRuCKaRT & NEY,

TTORNEYS AT LAW. Independence. Iowa
y Oiticc IN Munsou's Block Main ST.
JED LAKE. N W. hAhhoN'
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-19
W. .G&J, DONNAN.
8AILY & j CKSO y.

AW CuNvEYANCING. WAR CLAIM. AND
Land Agency Office. Office IN First NatlohsI
Sank building. Independence. Iowa
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-19

Just as u certain DR.. IL. ). Owens,
nt 81, Lonis, i mlL Of unknown an
tecedcnts, thonght he had got ! rich
h. .irrs> of that cisy, Miss Julia VIII
gus, she put her toot down and re-
fused to let the ceremony 90 on un-
less he would sign 4 paper relin
gushing all right to her property. =
He Indignantly declined. i'his was
Friday night, when DR.. Tuthcriord' y
church was filed with the .sayest 50
ciely of 81. Louis, assembled 30 VII
ness the ceremony.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-19

HOMEOPATHIST--Indep Office and
Rooms in Burr's Block. Chatham St. over
Barnharts grocery.
80 g and to p NJ. ll-3?tf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-19

TTDRSEYS AND CUUNSELLDRS AT LAW.
Special attention given to COLLECTIONS once
over Fisher Bros Grocery Store. lbw3
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-19
], s. WOODWARD,

TTORNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL LAND
\ Agent Independence. Iowa. Otfice over TABOR
& Son. Drug Store. Particular attention pa!d 10
Collections and remittances promptly MADE.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-19

Lake g. HARMON,

. TSTORNEY AT LAW. NOTARY PUBLIC AND
Land Agent Office over Taylor's Hardware
Store Independence. Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-19
HOrSE & WILSON.

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, Independence,
1 Iowa Office in Dir. House residence corner
chatham and Mott SITS. VIII attend to all calls in
.i:y and country. Consultations in English and
1erman 4b-f.
j. G. HoUEE S. g. WILSON
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-19

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECTING
n Agent. will practice in the several Courts OF
the County and District. Special attention given
Iudsn.nd.nr. Iowa 26-tf.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-19
Business Cards.
AttorneNs.
BEGUN & H q SNER,

+. TToRNEYS AT LAW AND GENERAL col
y lection agents Office over Peoples Nation
Al Bank Independence. Iowa. Will practice IN
she State and United States Courts.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-19
9husifianf.
DIR, H. O. DO CKaAM.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Winthrop. Iowa
/ Office next door east Of Phenicies store.
MRS. ER. BETsEY EGLEsTON.
WILL BE IN NINDEPEEDENCE. BUCHANAN
w coupty Iowa. the 18th of November. Rooms
sd stairs over X. O'Brien's store. on Main
street irst left han door. nearly opposite Post
office This lady has ,quired very wide repnta-
sion She ,ctors all diseases. she examines htr
patients and plains their disease solely from the
circulation of the blood. All are cord invited
TO call and see her. Consul alton free. She will
r.m.ip in tbis nlace several months l1f
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Burst.
MONTHLY MUIR ]

NUN TdLY N u Z.
1fISS L. MANGAS. WILL GIVE THE BEST OF
VI References Terms eight dollars per week
Inquire at Il. Hodermans
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q M. GILLETTE.
OH. ROSZELL,

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBIC
~ Office in Osgcods Luiidlng, up stairs- heSl 10
the river. ii9-n
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Or. H H HUNT,
W A. MFIIEN M. d.

nFTICE and Residence corner Of Court and
J Blank Sts., north Of Catholic Church. 42tf
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-09-21

with Others in the markets nf the world.
All such artificial interierences with bus
iness prove destructive In the enc. Busi-
ncss never can permanently prosper 20
tong as prices are controlled By these
artificial methods. All combinations 10
raise the price Of goods or labor are con-
spiracics against the public welfare.
see no particular method OF breaking up
these combinations but by free trade.
This. bv throwin us open 10 the com
petition OF the world will bring back
prices to natural STANDARD.
These are. in brief remedies for tNe
hard times " hjch. if wisely applied. VII!
prove effective. The people are groan-
ing under burdens which are fast becoin.
ing iutolerabie. They look 10 the zd-
for relief. Unless afforded,
they will seek IL In a change Of rulers.
% soon A. a change can be peacefully
They can no longer be smu-ed
with dead issues. Congress must nct
pend lis time In idle discussions about
the Presidents Southern policy. We
want a national policy that will act our
|people TO work, our mills to running,
md whiien the ocean With our fleets.
have ac.ed with the Republican
party from its beginning vt ! ex-
press the conviction OF many when say
Ii can act with II no longer. unless Il
makes . wise and honest effort to meet
|lhe emergencies Of the honr-
B 4. RoRrRTs.
Rochester, N. r., Aug. rs, 1871.