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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-09-14

in quick succession Governors Young,
OF Ohio, fac simile both in form and
features Of Francis Murphy; Anthony.
of Kansas, looking like an English coun-
try lawyer of good practice, and New
bold, OF Iowa, whose countenance bore
unmistakable signs Of good living, and
whose nonchalant, careless air stood out
in bold contrast against the stern de-
meanor Of Lieut. Governor Rothert, by
whom he was accompanied.
There was few moments lull in the
arrivals, soon, however, broken by the
appearance Of Gov. Porter, Of Tennes-
see, tall, well-formed, Intellectual
looking gentleman, with a we'll trimmed
mustache and goatee. Then came Gov.
CARRIER, Of Nebraska, fair impersona-
ton OF contented, well-to-do farmer,
and shortly afterward the arrivals to
time were completed by the appearance
of Governors Stone, of Mississippi, and
Prescott, Of New Hampshire.
Col. Peyton, in calling the meeting to
order explained that several other rep
resentatives of States were en- route,
and then Mr.. John S. Morton, in few
terse remarks, welcomed the Governors
on behalf Of the Exhibition and author
ties and explained the programme that
had been arranged for their enjoyment.
On Thursday balloon ascension
will take place from the Exhibition
grounds" continued President Morton.
Are we all expected to go up?" in
nocently inquired Gov Newbold. The
answer, if any, was lost in the repeated
roars Of laughter which followed, and
the diversion had the effect of entirely
destroying the air of formality which
those present had previously maintained
After dinner the party was reinforced
by the arrival of Gov. Bedle, of New
Jersey, and at half-past three O'Clock
they organized in procession, peculiar
feature being that each couple repre-
scented both shades of political opinion,
and proceeded down Chestnut street to
Independence Hall. The entrance to the
Hall was lined with squad of reserve
officers, between whom the visitors pass
ed, and in the historic chamber of indie
pendence they were joined by Col. John
W. Forney and other prominent citi-
ZenS.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-09-14

On motion, the Auditor is instructed
to notify the President of the B., G. R.
u NJ. R. R. that the highway on section
4, Hazleton township, Buchanan county
Iowa, is obstructed by their railway,
and they are hereby requested to pro-
vide suitable highway in lieu of that
portion obstructed by said railway.
The petition Of James Ferris for
abatement of taxes was presented. Pc
tition not granted.
The Auditor is instructed to issue
warrants to members of Board for pres
ent session as follows:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-09-14
The Governors in Philadelphia.
The Record, 10Th.

An informal reception of the visiting
Governors had been announced for noon,
and shortly before the hour the men,
bers of the Reception Committee, ac-
companied by Messrs. John S. Morton,
Colonel Peyton and others, assembled
in Parlor G. Gov. Axtell, Of New Mex
leo, q tall, clean-faced, judicial looking
gentleman, manifested his punctual hab-
were Ginning the hour, and a few min
utes later the appearance Of the well
known form Of Governor Hartranft was
the signal for round Of applause. Then
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-09-14

The Auditor is instructed to make
any corrections in the foregoing school
levies that is necessary to cover posi-
BILE errors in calculation, in order to
make the amount of the school funds
correspond as near as practicable with
the amounts returned by the secrctar-
les Of the several districts.
Road case No. 1872. Jed Lake, petit
TONER Location, Liberty township
Referred to the Board. Ordered that
the request Of the petitioner be not
granted.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-09-14

General Fund 2 mills on the dollar
Street Il" !"
Library !"
Corporation Fund, town Of Jesup.
Street Fund, mills on the dollar.
Cemetery Fund, Hazleton township, J
mill on the dollar.
School House Tax, Fremont town
ship, 2-1O mill on the dollar.
For the support of schools in the sew
eral Dist. Townships and Ind. Districts
be declared as follows:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-09-14
FOR SALE.

BANKS.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-09-14
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Hon, Samuel McNutt

Will speak to the people of Winthrop
and vicinity on political topics on
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT. 10th.
People of all shades Of political be-
lief are requested to attend.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-09-14
The Insurance Man.
LEGAL.
Order Fixing Terms OF Court for 1873
and 1879.

anu 1919.
STATE OF IOWA, &C
Dubuque County,
TN compliance with the Code of the State of
l. Iowa, the terms for the District and Circuit
Courts for the Ninth Judicial District are fixed
for the years 1878 and 1879 as follows:
DUBUQUE COUNTY.
District Court. Circuit Court.
1st Monday in May. 4th Monday in March.
LIST Monday in Nov. I'd Monday in Sept.
DELAWARE COUNTY.
4th Monday in Fcby. LIST Monday in Fcby.
4th Monday in August. LIST Monday in May.
I'd Monday in October.
BUCHANAN COUNTY.
I'd Monday in March, Sd Monday in Feby.
I'd Monday in Sept. Sd Monday in May.
4th Monday in October.
BLACKHAwK COUNTY.
LIST Monday in Jan'y. LIST Monday in March.
LIST Monday in April. lst Monday in June.
LIST Monday in October, I'd Monday in Nov.
GRUNDY COUNTY.
4th Monday in April. I'd Monday in March.
4th Monday in Sept. I'd Monday in June,
4th Monday in Nov.
Done under our hands this 21st day of Aug
ust, 1877, at Dubuque Iowa.
d. S. WILSON, District Judge.
S. BAGG, Circuit Judge.
STATE OF IOWA, &C
Dubuque County,
l, P. J. Quigley, Clerk of the
District Court in and for said County, do here
by certify that the foregoing is a true copy Of
the order fixing the terms of Court for 1878 and
1879, as fully as the same appears on file in my
office.
- AS witness my hand and the seal of
{ said Court hereto affixed at office in
LIS. Dubuque, Iowa, this 18th day of
| August, A. ID. 1877.
~ P.J. QUIGLEY, Clerk.
ByJ. NJ. WARNER, Deputy. 6w4
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-09-14
Hon. B. R. Sherman

Will address the people of Buchanan
County at
INDEPENDENCE, Saturday, Sept. Goth.
at 8 o'clock, P. NJ, in the Court House.
Let there be big turnout.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-09-14

Corporation Fund City of lndepen-
dence as certified by the City Clerk.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-07

sspo ,Ssa.a ., essssx",
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-07

Mr.. Chamberlain intends to do, ,as
his movements, rs general thing,
pass all understanding. He con
siders tho, contest for tho State
yirtuallX ended, and that tho best
thing for tho Republican party of
IMaaSo1th I'd dol to hold u meeting
and refouncc their allegiance to
the National party and offer their
support to the Democratic party.
! he, thipks thai Mr., Hayes is eiibirely
too good for his party aud Considers
Mr.. Chamberlain weak and yacilla-
Eng. INA | HC TWt
Ex-Adjutant and. Inspector Gene
raj and ex~member Of the State
Board yef sGAnyassers,g Puryis was
present during this conversation,
and conceded with the views Of his
ooadiutor.. ,,>,~,~,
CoSlsStdrG M.lG .Worthmg}toh;
remarked that in his Judgment 'our
people were jumping to conclusions
to rapiQlS."G II Tim Hurley 1sTany
authority, the Collector is not iii
THAT condition of mind denonineteu
"happy," and frequentlyshas visions
which make mundane existence any
thing but comfortable to soul full
of remorse. However this nny be
Worthington is evidently shy of
being interviewed just now. He is
probably corking down his manly
inaignalion against President Hayes
in the hope that his official neck
may escape the gnillotine.
EX-Lieut. Gov. .Ransicr advises the.
color o,l, people, to make no factious
opposition to Hampton, but to go to
w'rk.
From this collation. Of individual
opinions it viii be seen that the
Radical party as a whole, is in II
bad way. When tho leaders arc
thus demoraliEed, it is natural tn It
the rank and file become completely
"sQuandered," Verify the Radical jiG
is up in South Carolina. "Hurrah
for Hampton" ."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-07

and has.notifed~, the wilful little
prima donna that he lays his pros
pective damages at 100000 if sho
does not fulfil her engagement.
Hor physician, advises her to retire
froM tho stage forstho coming sea>
sonsahdSit .isA not clearly known
what will be her plan in this emer-
gency .
Tho alarming rumors regarding
the Popos health that have been
current the ." london Journals
during the past week are simply
CONGREGATIONS. {. The Pope is not
suffering from epileptic fits, rs res
peatedly stated, but only rheu-
matism in his leg, SpeculatioAs arc
life in Rome, as to who will be the
next Pope Mr.. Trollope, in the
Standard inclipes to- tho view that
an italian will be elected. His
opinion, thus Expressed, doubtless
grows out Of the fact that for cen
tulies tho. .FRopes have been chosen
from Italy, Heretofore u reason
for this has existed in the fact that
he exercised temporal as well rs
spiritual power in Italy. He was
ruler of a nation rs Well rs head Of
a church, and it was unavoidable
that an Italian should be selected.
Now, however, that tho temporal
power of the Pope has been broken,
and THAT Victor Emanuel deritles
and dcties the authority Of the
Vatican, tic excuse no longer exists.
On the other hand, departure
from the custom would seem to in
dicate that the conclave recognized
the fate Of the Church as temporal
Power in Italy as scaled. .
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-07
Esaw . aP a -

no All business entrusted to him in
either capacity will receive prompt alton
ton
Office on Washington street, ono door
oast of Winnsboro Hotol
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-07
.CABLE CaGT. CHAT.

ASLrG Gilt, CdAi.
The Partisan newspaper, lie
,hFgoro, has declared a dividend,
showing profit Of $25O,000 a year.
On Easter Monday there, was a
Tichhornc meeting in Hyde Park.
The members wore on libhon
about their hats the legend Release
Tichborne!" ... ..
The American artists in Paris
have presented Mile. Albani with
splendid album this week in recogni-
ton Of the great vocal triumphs of
their Young gdcountrvwoman in the
most ori tical capital of Europe. 80
Tho Russian government will
send summer expedition to the
mouth of the Yenesei River in the
hope of discovering a direct passage
though the Arctic Ocean to Europe
Maundy Thursday was celebrated
in London after the ancient custom.
The Queen s bounty was dispensed to
fifty eight old men and women in
the chapel royal at Whitehall, the
number, of beneticiaries correspond
ing to the years Of Her Maiesty's
life.
On Good Friday, among the
Portuguese and Sp,nish vessels in
the London docks the time honored
custom of hoogesing an e1Hgy,, of
Judas 1sca,iUt is it hing from the
yard arm was fully indulgcd in by
the sailors.
Captain Mares read d paper rbe1
fore the London Hqographieal Sofie /
ty, giving it as shis opinion Chat
unless the boundaries of Greenland
trend more to the northward than
they are supposed to do no cx~
plorers in the future can ever attain
greater proximity to the Pole than
hitherto. ...I ,,,.,i, ..,,. .....r
Count Wi.ezek, a. wealthy Hun
garian magnate,, proposes to send
Alessrs. Payer and Weyprecht, the
leaders of the late Austrian Polar
expedition, out in charge Of another
expedition to the Pole, and agrees
to pay the Austrian share of the
expenses. ...t. :raupo ..rf.:s~.. .".,; .
| Herr Peterman, the celebrated
geoginpher, has'written an article
to the Co,o sne, Gazette in which ,y-he
speaks in"theH highest terms of the
capacity and achievements Of Mr..
Stanley who has ,.cpmmand of the
African expedition; sont out by the
New :" York Xeral0 and London
! Dairy Telegraph. The scientific
world, he, thinks, - will be greatly
indebted to him and his principal
Mr.. Bennett. $3.50. H,- II a>,W . : b.
| At lhe Church Of St. Bartholomew
the Great, I'M London, after the
Good Friday service, an old and
curious custom was repeated. Ac:.
cording to the provisions of an
ancient will tho rector proceeded to
the ,chluchyard end depositsYa twep-
tyrone sixpsEess, 9h2eg8b1 ay8 of tls
testatrix as 10 donmtion to twenty.
one, widows, the conditions being
that the poor women absolutely
f,needed the money and were not too
stif in their joints to>stoop and pick
it up.1 s5r,.d ~o' yihhfn hfa,1E uDN'n
ot:,tk
tu Patti, the NIarquise de Cauz
seems to have fsllen int9,1ll health
I conseadent On her q troubles with
the Marquis. She has written, ! tc
ff M. Esdudier, offering him $20, 0,00C
ett6 feleasssha ffg@o ofier, 'engaHe & Hemsp, ams 1,
90 the ltalisfp}s. stss.fp}s. jon sHs "a hasI refused
oezaa,aee yE,reg sssess Y 81
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-07

1t is reported that Honest John
Patterson announces his determine
tion MOTTO resort ITO any factious
opposition to-" Governor Hampton.
John snnffs danger iii The breeze.
He feels. that We're justice meted
out to him, his seat in the Senate
would be exchanged for cell in the
Penitentiary, and hopes .hat SUBJ
etitutiom of obsequious fawning' for
the arrogant','assumption he has
heretofore exhibited towards the
taxpayers Of tho State will secure
him immunity from punishment.
lie doludes himself. Patterson is a
political tPa,iah., He must be pro
scribed, lThc lipits Of South Caro-
lima, under Hampton's bencticent
administration, 7'wnf Z be broad
enough tS s,i@ embrace y tremendously q MOI, all
natives 3'of the State and all
honest immigrants. But these il
no roomo'hete for" Patterson. He
must p4{kS }lllp aapda loaveo~ The
DemocraeBx cannot afford to- have
him at any pr,ce.t And as Patterson
is, even sflow,4a msro tiphesr,"i in the
enumeration oolfi political forces il
makes little difference whether he
opposes ortaccepts Hampton Hav
ing.instigatsd, upheld cSamnbee,fr
lain all al9hgnbe muss die.iwith him
Bye-bye, RBttersonbanf 20 brboa
n ud 6ntti iIna hnitCa 70 sf,ifri
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-07
SHAEMqtHtAtGLO0N.i'

RIWE undersigned tax es this method of
~ Informing the public chat he has
opened. q Shaving and i.air.cutting
Saloon in the room two doors west of the
post.othc 90 whore !hey Will take pleasure in
Herylpg NIB those ,&ho nJnay, favor him
WITH acallaI Everything in his line done
in the latest and most fnai,iannbla style. ! =
, ian,18-tf HENItY TCNY,E
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-07
Hurrah for Hampton =


Hg I7rttr: I7r-tt --r-<<es1 <es's
From tho opinions on the sitna:.
ton expressed elsewhere, it, would
seem 'that tIe siding Radicals have
all ,heen trgina the blue glass, treats.
msnt and,it doesn tagroe with them.
tGu n4-l-------ss.saa.... -G-1-'f" f''''
EK-Senator Robertson was one
of tE9 most promimept members Of
the, committee appointed by tho
citizens ..of Columbia to receive
Governor Hampton at Charlotte.
Senator Rpbertson'has been Of in-
calcullable benefit to South Carolina
during tho, present complication.
KNOWN rs the only decent Southern
Republican IN Congress, and pos>
sessiag the confidence of the powers
that be, his testimony was Of great
weight with Mr.. Hayes, and it is
appropriate that he shoull be
among tho first tc welcome
CaroGna's Governor on his return
from'his triumphant vindiration of
himself and His cause from The
slanddrs Of Radical seVundtels. .u
Judge Carpenter may soon enjoy
n fitting opportunity Of proving
that his decision in the Suhc:natori
al question was act,tatcd BY what,
he considered sound law, and hal
no origin whatever in improper
political considerations The action
of the Supreme Court i'll rccogniz~
ing Wade Hampton as governor.
revoked MI contrary decisions Of
inferior courts Judge Carpenter,
in obedience to the dictates Of Il
superior tribunal will not hesitate.
we imagine, to grant Governor
Hampton writ of ejectmcnt
against Chamberlain if the State
House continues to be occupied by
the usurper after the removal of the
troops u" i.." .... ''''.... 30
It is rumorcd that Governor
Hampton will order an extra session
of the Legislature in few weeks.
While deferring to the superior
wisdom of others, we see no pressing
necessity for a Legislative session Mt
the present time; while the attend
ance in Columbia in the busy season
by the Legislators, most of whom
are engaged in agriculture, might
damage the material interests of the
State, or cause the Legislature to
act unwisely in hurrying through
the necessary work in order to reach
home. 1T is The first step which
counts, and fine first acts oflegisla
tion under the new regime should be
we'll matured. Besides, no tax can
be levied nowvuntil autumn, and an
appropriation bill would DO of no
use. The st,te is progressing so
smoothlyin, her present condition,
that it might, not be ,mwise to try
the experiment. of cheap government
a while longer. .,"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-07
TO OUR CUSTOMERS

" 10 nre indebted to ue for PROVIS,
IONSu: l.it : PLATES, we would respect
fully cnll attention. that your bills are due
on or before the r,:,t Of November Wo
are de ding on you for payment AT
ONCE, to ennble lis to meet obligations
made to assist you, and which arc due at
that time. 49,, ...
In order for lis, as wcil ns you, to main-
'..F
tain our credit, it is necessary to meet our
promises promptly.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-07

A,-lo1 onj Ikll aEEoI sTHiN EFEat q 20 1
7 szp!iss 3 cd 5.1av sSzsalIse
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-07

AS YOU have always put conf.
dence in us, we will state that you
may depend on getting goods at
regular even price.
No bats held out to any one.
nov3O.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-07

From tho opinions on the situa:-
ton expressed elsewhere, it would
seem that tie -loeaing r. sdicals have
all been tryiRa the blue g. lass, treat.
msnt andit doesn' tagroe With them.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-08-10
Tho NarrOw Gauge Bonds,l.

Wednesday, morning the chairman of
the Beard OF County Commissioners de-
hVerea to the express company for. trans
mlssion to DonnAld, Lawson q Co., of
New Fork, the nseaI agency of the State
OF Kansas. the Lyon county bonds to the
amount Of 500. 600, VotedstO the narrow
gauge railroad company, and also $780,
600 of the stock Of said company, said
bonds and stock to be put IN escrow with
the fiscal agency in accordance with the
following resolution adopted by the
board At Its meeting Of July Sd, 1877:
Nowupon application Of the Kansas
City, Enporia q Southern railroad COM
pany to the board Of County Commits
sIoners Of Lyon county, Kansas, to place
the bonds OF said county which are to be
delivered to the said railroad company
when the conditions contained In the
proposition voted upon by the electors of
said county e the special election held
therein on the goth day OF February,
1877, In escrow with the Fiscal Agents Of
the State Of Kansas, IN the City Of New
York, Jipoa the terma and conditions con-
tanned In said proposition go voted upon
as aforesatd,-it IL by the board of county
considered and ordered that upon the FL
ing In the office OF the county clerk Of
said county an agreement signed by the
fiscal agents Of the State Of Kansas, to
the effect ehat they will reserve the said
bonds and the stock OF the railroad COM
pany to be deposited with them, and hold
and safely keep the same, until ALI the
conditions upon which SAID bonds were
voted have been fully complied with on
the part Of the railroad company, to be
evidenced BY the certificate Of the said
board OF county commissioners, and up
on the fling with the auditor Of the State
Of Kansas . stipulation that no part OF
said bonds shall be registered by said au-
ditor Of State until the conditions for
which they were to be delivered 20 the
railroad company have been fully COM
Piled with, and upon the railroad compa-
ny notifying the chairman OF said board
that IL Is ready to deposit its stock IN es-
crow according to the conditions OF said
proposition, that the chairman Of said
board and the clerk Of baid county, shall
deliver said bonds together with the said
certificates OF stock, 70 an express compA-
ny to be by 1t delivered to the said fiscal
agents, upon the conditions aforesaid.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-08-10
Chaplain arcCabe.

This gentleman spent Wednesday in
town as the guest of Rev. Ct. w. Pye.
He was to have leetured Tuesday even
ing at the n. e. Church. but missed con-
nection OF trans at Atehison aud did not
arrive till Wednesday morning. He
went west "Wednesday evening to I'LL sew
eraI engagements in the Southwestern
part Of the State
There was general and deep dIsappoint-
ment at his failure to meet his engage
ment, which he was not TO blame for in
the least, but all will be glad to know
that he has promised to lecture here on
the 2Ist inst. His subject viii be 1.-THE
Bright Side Of Life in Libby Prison."
He is one Of the most eIoqunet speakers In
the country, and will no doubt have the
church full OF people. He suffered long
as prisoner at Libby, and can portray
life there in its true eolOrs. This lecture
will be one of the rarest treats Emporia
has ever enjoyed.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-08-10
DUNLAP ITEMS.

There are SO children between the
ages of and q In this school dis
trict.
Houses are going up in rapid sue
cessiOn on the upland claims III the
vicinity of the town.
A large number of bottom claims
have changed owners recently.
Mr.. Battelle has the best corn be-
tween Emporia and Council Grove.
Advertising In the news papers for
lost animals pays well. The next day
after>Mr. McMillan's notice of his lost
horses appeared in the NEWS, he re-
ceived a card from Mr.. Thornton, who
resides miles east of Emporia adj
vising him Of the whereabouts of his
horses.
Mr.. Clarke has erected a new store,
and doing good business as well as the
stores of Still and Bulen.
The business in the drug store is
moderate.
The NJ. X. & T. railroad is doing a
fair thing for Dunlap. They only
charge II cents per 100 for freight to
and from EmpOria.
They also make a reduction on the
ticket If return tickets are bought in
Dunlap. The tickets are good for 10
days.
Cars from Dunlap to Emporia or
from EmpOria to Dunlap are obtained
for 81
Ii the business is what it should be
in view of the above, the railroad will
build q depot here.
An effort was made co lynch an
innofensLve old man, Mr.. Green. The
parties were arrested, but the jury
disagreed.
Mr. and Mrs. AliIrieh have been ar
rested and held to. bail on the timber
question, to appear in Leavenworth
Oct 18th. PuaRIM WARRIOR.