Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., November 29, 1867, Image 3

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Ufiictol Paper of (he County*
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TH)
EST VI IK VLA­
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VEST OF DVllUQUll
CITY ANIJ COUNTY.
Any amount of
teootl taken at this of-
good
flto on subscription. Tbe aoonor the better
UoV. John I''ultoii is holding protracted
ttcetingi in l'jrpirieburg, Linn Co.
Mr. W. T. Lyoti, of Fairbank, lost thirty-,
fire tons of hay, the other day, by inccr.di
•ry fire.
Itev. S. M. K'er offer* his valuable prop
erty at Littleton at a reduction of f200 on
former ratet. Tliii is one of the best offers
«Ter made for a bargain.
Owing to a combination of unfavorable
tircumstanees, tho fr?tiva! given at Morfu'i
XXallp on Friday evening, wm not as huc«
eessful pecuniarily as was anticipated.
Try a^ain, with better notice, ludien, and
you v.ill doubtless be more successful.
Tue
(Jreat CiTii.iztus *.»'tuk
Race
Alarm or
Dr. K. W. Bodcll is about to cha i£a his
business and oQ'ers a quantity ofitock,
farniii.g uteiiaila, household furnituiv,includ
ing three pair horses, ot.o pair very haavv,
fi.e mi! cows, grain drill, two reapers,
tliree drugs, '.wo wagons, harciss Jte., at
piblic iale, at his fi»roi, one tnil* and a half
a i th of Wiuthrop, on Thursday, Dee. 12th.
10 o'clock A. M. Twin Hunt Auctioneer.
Tb« Dr. reijuests that ali ptnont indebted
to him to aaulcthair accounts at once.
W. A. Jones is taking i.i an unusually
large number of bogs. Krom IVi la* ui.til
Monday, he received at his eatensive yards
in this city "13, at Wiuthrop 120, and at
Jesup 40 fiit ho/s for imiuediate shiptn' nt,
|iayin» the h'ghest market rates in ta-li.
Mr. Jones probably taa the fiue^t and best
arranged stock yards in leva, with accom
modations for weighing without charg* and
f,.r »l..bli:ig and (hiding tho teams ot'far
users who bring iu their stock. Everything
about the premises displays order and neat
uess.
Jot Vmi —TUvinjj wcwrtly procured
targe vari. ty of now job tyjw, Including
aoaio of tho Ut. -l style* of carl type, we
are pr. pir i Jo the finest aaJ eoarjot
kitiiU of job work in metropolitan style and
ttt Chicago price*. Our business men
aliould reuieml.er that, other things beiug
e}aal. hom? enterprise* o»gbt to be patrou
i* i'» prefiisneo to those at a distance.
We will give you juat as god work.aljjst
j0f rate", as you caa obtaiu at oLicagu.
Tub more patronage yoa give us. the bctter
p«|xr we will give you the better paper
wm give Vou, tha more it will help build up
tUo town, and thus buueSt you. All these
tilings rociprov'al in their action.
1Umimek Au.cj»**:*xa'
Tj-*ourow
Democratic
tiik 'ixttiiiiiiM i.vrn rt.
The Ir-nth annual session of the Buchanun
Co. Teachers' Institute opened auspiciously
on Monday, a much larger number of teach
ers than ustnil being present. The number
im rr/i.vd rupidly until Wednesday, when it
reached one hundred and forty-seven. Com
paring the present with last year's Institute,
we notice a largely increased attendance of
male teachers and an evident general im
provement in appearance. Nearly all tho
best teachers ot long standing in the county
are present, while a number of excellent
teachers have made this county their home
dui inj the put year. The increased wages
now paid competent teachers, together with
the good judgment displayed by the County
Superintendent in granting graded cortili-.
cates, are beginning to nttract superior tal
cnt and to discourage incompetency. Prof,
l'i, ier had been engaged to conduct tho ex«
ercises of the Institute, but on Monday after
the opening of the Institute and too late to
procure other assistance, word was received
that he could not come, on account of sick
ness in hia family. His assistant, Mr. Kis
sel, was promised, but ho too disappointed
the Institute. Notwithstanding these unla
vorable circumstances, the Institute is prov
inga success, under the direction of the Co.
Superintendent, assisted by Prof. Calvin, of
Hopkinton, and Itev. J. D. Caldwell, of Jes
up, with the hearty co-operation of the teach
ers themselves. It will be their own fault if
the teachers present fail to be greatly bene1
tiled by their week's experience.
arc
the school, the church, and the railway. But
the White Pit.e Compound of Itev. J. W,
IVland penetrates every nook oud cowr of
civilization, with healing on its wings, "to
cheer, to comfort and to bless" all who
nro troubled with coughs, colds, Ac. Sold
ly Sinalc & (joodfullnw at $1 per bottle.
Fire.—A
plank chimney in
the atone building opposite the Brewer block,
caught fire on Friday evening last at ?J
-o'clock. The alarm cf Cre was immediate
ly given, the bell was rune, and llook & Lad
der Co. No. 1, wera on the ground before
jou could will ralize it. A few windows
were broken, and tho Gre put out without
doing any damage. Everything about it
wai small except the crowd.
Tho Catholic Mist ion ncetinpl com
aaenced on Sunday at the Catholic Church,
and Lave continued thus far during the
week, with great success. Father Smnrius
ia an eloqent and impressive speaker, whose
i Hurts cannot fail to greatly advance the
interests of the cause h# so faithfully rep*
reients. The a eetings have been larjrtly
attended by our citiaens of other denonjua*
tions and of no denomination. We under
stand they will continue during the week.
LETTER I'HOn US
Convkbt
Stunt.—The AHegharintih' l'ro-
grMume tnnorruw Kvening.at M- r?.- s llall
aril! comprise that beautiful Chart, here
•hftU the soul liiid r.'st (.'."oris by ick»
aj, Music by Professor J. M. Boalardj
Old Church Bell "The Ship ou
fin-," bv Hassle, and very effectively bar
mouil^'.i' by the Alleghanians -The (iood
Oi4 Davt of Yore "TUo Haven," by F.d
/gar A.*l'o« "Behold the Day together
with Ballads—Pathetic Songs—Seutimen
tal S.ii i-i—Cheerful Songs—Comic Du
Characteristic Dueta—Humorous
Trio# Laughable Quartets Joyous
Quartets—1 es.ripti*e tjuartets—Subiiuie
Chorasea— Patriotic Choruses—National.
•Interspersed with which wi!l be the delights
.fu| Music of the Swi s Beds, introducing
•many.Favorite Aits, which have lately been
Mccived with unbounded applause when
ever produced by their onderful BelU."
AxoTOF.lt btUD Fl.0WN—TI1C IIEX CoOP
Aoatx DtLIVKRS I ITi CoNTtXTS.—Oil
Fuday night, the 22d inst., the little dirty
Mop whiihhahng served as a burlesque up
M.public enterprise, again distinguished it
as a nuisance, by giving to the world
Nicholas Fanning, under indictineut for the
Murder of PhiHp Smith. Liberty is dear,
Mid no one can blame Fanning for getting
•o®t af jail if he could, but of what use is
law, if the corporeal presence of its viola
tors cannot be seeurcd for trial. The Grand
Jary did right, at its last session, to iudiet
the ricket old hovel as nuisance. Our
Board of Supervisors can no longer hatch
up a single eicuse for tailing to take ilepa
lur the erection of a decent jail.
Fanning was nssissted in bia eieape by
«H)iifeJerates, who pried open tho door with
crowbars, beginning at the top of the door
and working downward toward the lock,
uutil tha hasp of the lock was started out
ao as to let the holt slip by. It was an in
genious though simple, plan, well executed.
No clue of the cicapcd prisoner has yet
bun discovered.
\tw.si'APtKS.—The leaders
of tliu Democratic party in ibid State, well
umli rstand tlio value of tbu press in promot
ing party priuciptes. Tho Tery first prep
nriktinns lur next year's canipaijfn, are the
establiibtnent of Democratic newspapers
all over tbe Stale. For tbu purpo«M of tbe
campaign these p:i|Hra will lio fnrnishod
with large lists of subscribers tvlutb will
be secured by uottvu eifort en tbe |-ivrt of
Democrats everywhere. These ellurla cau
all be rendered nugatory by counter-efforts
on the part of Republicans. Kvery Repub
lican voter in ilutbanan County, nught to
(!iib.»crile for ut least cue copy ot tin)
lit in.
IF.
Jusvi', Nov. 27,1867.
Me. Editor
:—Want of time compelled
in* to leave many things unmcntionod in my
last lettur, including some important busi
ness changes, buildings and improvements.
Messrs. Smith & Cook have recently dissol
ved partnership, Mr. Smith continuing in the
grain business, while Mr. Cook iuteuds, 1
believe, to devote his whole attention to the
lumber trade, which has here become an im
portant business to much so that threo
yards are uow iu operation, Mr. Thos. Tay
lor's being tha largest establishment, while
that of Messrs. Cook & Marsh is of more
rrcent date. Both of these yards have done
a heavy business during the past six or eight
months, and the profit and loss" column
is understood to exhibit "ag"od thing'' in
favor of their owners. Stimulated by the
success of otheri, Mesrs. Willmer, Warren
& Farris, proprietors of the elevator now be
ing built—uientiortd iu my last—have rev
ceutly opened aiio'.hcr yard near their eleva
tor.
Dr. M. O. Baldwin has lately sold hi*
store and stock of drugs and medicines to
Mr. Creigbton, from Illinois, who will con
tinue the business at t! e old stand. S. L.
Willmer has sold hi« stock of dry goods and
cries to a Mr. C. A. Harrington, who is
ng to it a line of dry gjods and cloth
ing as largs and complete as any in tbu
place. We wclcouie both him and Mr.
Cieighton to our village, and hope they may
both meet with auccei
Mr. riam. Taylor, the popular proprietor of
the Kmpire House, is enlarging his hotel to
meet the demands of his increasing custom,
and designs to make it
During the present term the attendance gon
rally has been large, the number of pupils
enrolled being forty-six. During the latter,
part of the term, however, tho attendance
has nut been as full as could be desired, the
extremely fino full weather having taken
some of the pupils from the school to attend
to furtu work. This was to be regretted, as
the examination would have been more in
teresting, had there bocn a full attendance
of scholars.
Thu next term will commence on the 17th
of December, 18G7, by which lime, it is
thought, the church now being erected will
be so far completed as to render the lower
story ready for use as a school room.
Mr. John hush,-of Bremer county, lias
been rc-ciigaged as assistant for tho coming
term.
The public examination which commen
ced, as stated, on Wednesday night of last
week, was conducted by Mr. Caldwell and
his able assistant, Mr. Hush.
Messrs. McOmber, Moody and Howell
were requested to act, and acted, as a com
mittee, to notice tho mode and thoroughness
of the laminations, and the proficiency of
the scholars. The exercises on Wednesday
evening consisted of examinations in Oram«
mar, Analysis, Parsing and Bending. Thurs
day evening was devoted to Mental and
Practical Arithmetic, varied by Kssays by
Misses Warner and Melrose, whilo Heading,
Spelling, Declamations and Kssays, consti
tuted the programme for Friday evening.
The reading we notice as being particularly
good, though we cannot say that we consid
er concert reading well r.daptcd to display
the elocutionary training of the pupils. Ma
ny of the Ivssnys were well written, and some
of them well read, though the rending was
rendered somewhat defective by a seeming
embarrassment. In the spelling we noticed
but very few mistakes, which were promptly
corrected by the class. In Grammar and
Mathematics the scholars showed a degree
of proliciency that was creditable, though
the whole examination was scarcely as thor
ough as could have been desired, owing to
the short time allotted to it. So far as it
was carried, however, it reflected credit on
pupils and teachers, and showed a good de
gree of advancement.
in order to se­
It must be done,
cure to Jesup the trade which prcpcrly be
longs to her. People will not corue here
through almost impassable sloughs and mud
holes to trade, when they can, by going a
few, or even several miles her, travel to
and from market over good roads. The ex.
pensc of making the necessary improve
ments on the roads centering in Jesup would,
I admit, be considerable, but it cau bo doDC
gradually, and the increase iu trade and val
ue of property would soon repay us for the
ou'lay. The rain which tell last Sunday
night is only an advance guard of the com
ing fall rains, which we cannot and do not
hope to escape, and which, when they have
once sot in, will, unless their work is cut
short by early and heavy frosts, reduce our
roads agaiu to the condition which prevailed
last spring. To prevent this our citizens
should give the matter their earnest atten
lion.
F.lforts have been made dttring the past
week, to organise a singing school, but of
two teachers who put forward their claims, it
is not yet entirely decided which will receive
the patronage of the place.
Patent Higlit agents are o:i the
PUilMf UBOVE IGBlKtRf,
Jgsvr, Iowa, Nov. 20, ISt7.
Editor Bci.I.i:tis
llul~
Witbont any preat efibrt on tie part
of Kepullieaim our list might soon b*
doubled. Tbu parly will need every possis
ailile induetieu to curry it triumphantly
through the next campaign. F.nUrge tbe
Biihscriptioii li-1 -i ol He publican pujic.-i and
will hnvj t.iken tbe surest course to en
l.u •'. the Hi'publieait vol*.
I he full term of the
Pleasant Grove Seminary closcd in this place
last week, Wednesday, Thursday aud Fri
day nights being devoted to examinations
in the various brunches taught.
Thia school, under the superintendence of
Uev. J. I. C.i'dwell, has been in existence
for several years, ana I
1'8
un*'' ricoutly been
located at Littleton, in this coL'"1}*.
ing to the greater facilities for conducting
school at Jesup, among which may be men
tioned, tbe quick and easy communication
by railroad, increased accommodations for
leaching and boarding the pupi's, and the
more healthy locution of our village, he do
teruiincd on removing it to this p'.ace. Ihe
first session at Jesup (tho one just closed,)
commenced on thu 10th of September lust.
This Seminary, us your readers are prob
ably aware, is intended more particularly
for the education of udvencod pupils, and
with a view to fitting Ibew fvr tcathirg
CoMMlTTKB.
Tax* Care
We notice the return of our young friend
and townsman, Charlie Newton, of the firm
of C. O. Marsh k Co., who h&e been Kast,
visiting and purchasing roods during tho
past six -.veelis, and returns inking well and
hearir.
l)ue great want of this, as of i»i»iy of our
younf Uwn* and cities is a system o!
rfiiih, (t^'hi:^ to, and bringing us wiw.,
sasy commuuiv-alionofthe country surround
ing us, and of which this is tho natural mar
ki and triding pjiut. The work provid,
for by the road and poll tax is ffell, so far
as it "gjes, but it sometimes, aye often, oc
curs that this labor is not placed where it
would accomplish the most real gooi.
Towns which assume to be markets and Ira
diii£ point* for tb« forming cumuiur.it* sur*
rounding them owe it to themselves and to
the country, to see that od, substantial
roads connect them with those sections with
which they would trals. The dry weather
of this summer and loll has bien favorable
for this work, and wa all know that it ought
to be done.
or Yora
hotel ol the place,
the
though iu this attempt he must contend with
Mr. Fuller of tha National," wh« has a
natural.dislike of beiug outdone iu the hotel
line.
The fall term of I'r-jf. CalJwcl.'s Semina
ry dosed last Friday. The last three eveu
ings of the ie-moo were devoted to review
and examination of the classes, the result ot
which reOeeted credit upon both teachers
and pupils. Prof. Caldwell proposes to com
mence tUe wint«r term on the l"ih of De
cember, iu the. school room of the Presbyte
rian Church, which vUl probably be ready
lor occupancy by that time.
Stock.—The
cilty iu ilispii.ing of their goods as rapidly
asmiuufaetured. The excellent quality of
thtr gljvea insures at once a ready
W» .re pleased to cbronie'- rrosP«^
»«T-
Sow that a uniform series »f text books
fo our tcbooU has been adopwd, we trust
thrt all efforts of interested boot agents to
iiiErfere for the purpose of uuMtying the
atiou ut' tbe connuittce and bringiig chaos
up.n Uo again, will bo unnua'.itiedN oppos
edtnd tburoughlv 1'rownid down. l»iese
b,.,k agents are all paid a regular sale- and
i.l ovirse are pierjonally interested torry up
ther own wares. Listen to one anl yon
wil.be compelled to li-ten to a doZv»wh«
willtalk just as plau.-iblv.
t.MtOIt.n TEXT BOOKS.
A last a series of text books for our pu
lie schools has been selected and adopted i
such a manner as will probably insure uni
formity ll Aighoiit the county.
The committee on text books, appointed
by tli -convention of sub-directera, comple
Wii tl.4 ir work on Montlay, the- »iH inat., V}
the adoption of the list ot text books giten
below. This list has been already author
tativelv adopted bv the school board ot this
citv. livron township authorized the a«lopt
u iiof the list which should be decided up
on bv the committee. Doubtless every
town-hip will adopt the series at the earliest
period, and thus secure the i«U«•»
qui vice.
The State agent of somebody's Hverlasting
Wood Preservative visited our place last
week, and sold tho right of this and Black
Hawk counties to two of our citizens. If
the urticle is what he claims, it is certainly
a valuable discovery.
REGVLU8.
loi.g and earnestly desired by all
alum o
true friends of the schools, but never at
•ublishers of the
ta'mcl. The different piil.h-liers ot the
scries adoptei. oiler their books on introduce
ion at bill rales in exchange for old bo.'ks,
•o'tliat a scholar may exchange his old anth-.
luetic, »r instance, f.irthe new one adopted,
by paving cts, while the regular prico is
$1 loj and so with th# whole series
Thus the ccst of the adoption of th
tritlirj
Tlius
new seriew will be comparatively
This series having been once adopted
not be changed every year or t»'.
verv often been the ease with the i
books. We might devote a coluH«
elucidation ol the an vantage.- to j.
from tlie nJoptiou ol the books_. 11.om1c.11
ed bv the committee, but
at |n'e»eiit we will only give the «as
adopted.
Ill I.L Mill's Pirjt, Second, Third, Firth,
Fifth sii.l Siith Uf*.lcrs.
WOltcliSTKR'.S Compreheasive Ppcll. ana
WAl/l oN'S l'iiui ir». Tntfllectnal, and rit
t*n Arithuietir?" Taf'le# willi Slstf.
CKAVl-.VS History.
MiM'i:lTII S Not. l,l,3Bd4.
MeNAl.l.Vti liccpra|jli}-,
CI.AUK'!! llrawmar, N"S. 1 and 2. »rk
An ttv*:«.
HAVIKS' University Arltbnietie,Klfniitary
an t'r.iv«r»itj Algobra, Uourdon, Lcg«#ro.
I'KTK'S iiunot's Phiioioiihy.
.tAHVlS'I'tiysiulofy, Nii«. 1 and !.
lOWl.lO S llifilo Header.
Tbe abuve lo»ks will ho furniahed W
Sainpsen 4 t'". *«'l •J. WaBisonsr
ow"
1'entli Annual Ktnlon of the llu
eliunasi o. frachm
May­
or has caused notices to be posted to inform
those who have stock running at large with
in the city limits that the city ordinances
require the impounding of all stock found
runuing at large between the 1st of Novem
ber and the 1st of April in each year. The
city Marshal, Tom Hunt, informs us that he
wishes everybody to fully understand the
requirements of the law and to have full nos
tice to put up their stock, as he will l.cre
after strictly perform his duty on the pro
mises, which is to impound stock found
running at large.
Beau Tkasi Alt*
Wherever ''Barrett's Hair Restorative" is
introduced, it is driving all others from the
market. Nothing like it.
Raii.koab
Aci
idkwt.- cdnesday's passen­
ger train on the 1). A C. R. It. ran of the
track at the curve, this sit« of Dutiu |ue. fmask
ing one p»s«en|r*r ear, aad injuring a woinsn
and her chili. The train reached Independence
about 10 1-2 1*. M.
Notice is herut y given that there will be a
meeting uf tho suLscribern t.j the new Pre*by
terias C'hureh, iu Inilepeu'lenoe, hehl in the
Pr**tivterian C'buat'h, on Tue?lay, the .1.1 day
of IXwember, 1S«7, at 7 o'clock 1'. M., for the
purpose of selecting a site for the new ehurch.
By order of the Trustees.
Below is a list of letters remaining in thaIn
ilependenee P. 0., not ealled for. advertised Nov.
1'Jih, 1867.
LADIES' LI'T.
Musiina, Mr?. J. W. Thompson, Mrs. C. B.
Kiehe, Mrs. Charles Troitsche, Mm. Harriet
QEifrs' l-isr.
liryant. James riiamplaie, II.
Ilanican. U. Ki'lifV. it.
Maiiett.Jan.es Milian*. John
Perriiii', J. I). Fherwoud. Abadiafc
Signer. John II. Walker, Jauie« A.
ISlauiiiu. 11. F. Frank. Jeseph
Kniflht. l'-enj. Mcintosh. Jas.
Mann. Martin Uake», W
r.own. II rice fmitb, Jno. l.
Vincent. Tbof. H. ...
Person* calling fur any of the above letters
will please say advertised.
E. C. LITTLE, P. M.
Messrs. Tookcr Sc Kvcritt havj been very
*^-cessful in the establishment of their Ol^ve
t'at'.nry in ill is city. Tlioy at present era
jljv live girls at the sewing machine*. This
u»ubt-.r will doubtless be lnrgi-ly increased
Mxt M'u n. Messrs. 'i'.
1
Ivntl'l XIi!" ei:, Nov. 'J", 1867.
The tenth annuai session ot the Buchanan
Co. Teacher*' Institute met as announced by
the County Sup?rintc it'1ent, Nov. 2otb, lHf7,
at the Court House, Jndependetico. The
Secretary being absent, Mis* Lmma Butter
Geld wan elected
pro Ion.
G. Picrco was elected President /or tho en
suing year.
Adjourned till 1 o'clock P. Jf.
ArritiiNoo* sEssro*.
Potter and Mr. McLeisb,
A.
reported an order of exercises, which was
adopted.
Prof. Calvin, of Hopkinton, addressed the
Institute on the Duties of Teachers.
Mr. Lathrop uppoin't-d Committee on Mu
sic.
The subject of Class Recitations was dis
cussed, after which a class was instructed in
Gymnastics by Mr. Stockwell,
Adjourned till 7 P. M.
CTEKIXO 8ESSIOW,
The Critic was excused from reporting.
The propriety of corporal punishment in
common schools was discussed at length.
Cloeed with music.
Tuesday,
Not.
Miss Tracy, Miss Slemmons and Mr. I.II.
Carter appointed Committee on Resolutions
Critic for the day, Miss Tracy.
Class in reading conducted by the Presi
dent. Exercises in mathematics on Wal
ton's Table, conducted by Mr. JacfcftM, «f
Chicago.
Adjourned till 1 o'clock P. M.
AFTERN'OOX SF.SSIOK.
Met at 1 o'clock P. M.
Prof. Palmer gave a short address.
Mr. Hart, Prof. Palmer and Mica Sletn
mons were appointed a Committee to award
the prize offered for the best outline map of
North America. Exercises in written arith
metic by Prof. Calvin in Geography by the
President. Miscellaneous questions, au»
swers and suggestions.
Adjourned till 7 o'clock P. It
ETESIVO SKSSt**.
Met at 7 o'clock P. M.
Report of Critic for the day, Miss Tracy.
Essays by Miss II. A. I'otter and Mrs. K.
Bowers.
Lecture on Electricity by Prof. Calvin.
W ednesday, 27th.
MORVINT. SESSION".
Vet at 9 o'clock A. M.
Mtis'c. Devotional exercise*. €V?tie for
the dav. Miss Sletnmons. Exercise in men.
tal arithmetic, conducted by Prof. Calvin.
Grammar, by Mr. Caldwell. Beading con
tents of Query Box. Discussion on question,
How .shail we best secure the co operation
of parents and oflicers of schools
Adjourned till 1 o'clock P. M.
AFTEBKOOK SESSION.
Met at 1 P. M.
Written arithmetic, by Prof. Calvia. OjfW
nasties. Messrs. Caldweil. B.vardinan and
Mi-s Tracy were appointed a Committee for
awarding prize for best original essay on
School government. Discussion ou the best
method of teaching orthography.
ETEMNO SESSION.
Etsavs on school government hy Hits
fiageby and Mr. J. Calvin. Chronicles, by
lliss Butterficld. Lecture—What is Edu
cation"—bv Rev.* J. I). Caldwell.
daii.y rnonr.AMMc or cxeacisES.
9 Opening Exereisps
9:15 Mental Arithmetic
9:S0 Ortlnigraplijf
9:4 History
10 Gymnastic*
10:5 Grammar
10:35 KSCPSS
10:50 Heading
11:20 Questiona
i Music
1:5 Written Arithmetic
1:45 Gvtii.ia«*ic"
1..M1
2:20 Kecess
2:"0 Theory and Pnctie*
MijCfllaneous.
11. find no diffi-
ii
LIST OF TEACIlEilS.
ce\tlfmen's i.ist.
Gilbert Well*. ltufTalo Grow.
Calvin Ross, Ward's Corners.
Frederic Halm. Putnaia.
A l-'Iirkingcr, Wiuthrop.
A 'on/' Lothrop,
u
Fiickinccr,
W Hole, .)csnp.
I If Carter. Indepcndcnee.
Gates. Quasijut ton.
Uuckmastcr, Indepaodanee.
II Boone.
James Dalton, Jesup
S Stewart, Iudcpeiideaaa.
II House,
Ai'.dison Shafer.
K S Stockwell, Wiuthrop.
W House, Independent*.
I» A McLci.-h. Sunny Sito.
A Myers, Independence.
W Hi'liiKui, Otsego, Fayette Oo.
A lix, Spring tlrove.
ohn Hush, Tripoli, Bremer Co.
honias II l'atterson, Fairbauk.
arles Little, I.ittleton,
1» W'- Uj Independence.
I.Utle, V
l*lciold.
CtK K Hincier,
jCurr'li't Jr.
u
Jtney, BufTahi Grapfc
A'm Quk. Ward's C'orMM
A Brj man, Kier
Staiord,
1 Wmon. Hazleton.
S Mumi ire, Brando.ri,
.John iin, Quatquston.
Mtike, I.i:in county
AmbrcsC'opeland, Fairbank
r. Mill, Fayette county
II Ho. Independence
Jacksi, Sunny Sido
W tl l' kIi11, Enterprise
I' I-ii*. Jesup
W llnon, ludepcnJeoce
S Pit,
Supt
Co
Total Ngentleinen prvsmt, 45
1.Allies' I.IST.
A A S|», Winthrop
Mary Sklard, Jesnp.
Kliza J011, Quasqiiaton.
Maria fconi,
l.izzie |iey,
T.orettruwa: t, Independane*.
K1U 15a Quasijueton.
loy, Iiidcpeiideaet.
Katie
p:ila 1''
Carrie
Uridyl
Mar
ile,
ilon. Winthrop.
urn. Independence.
A Wolt.jraileto.i,
Ap.iijt.pon(j,.U(.#
I'o.JnJ#-
Susie Wer,
Marion laos, losup.
Kllon litf. «.
A
pesdeoop lr. Jainos Muuccy. Ji-iu.'i l'r.
'kliuiu, Winibrnp al»n by applieaUa t#
6.
U."piefee, County .""OMiutendeut.
The Chiraoo"jorrnat..—-TIjo p^^ctus
of this raluublo newspaper will bo
our columns this week. As a reliable
ly paper, wo kuow no western duly which
will compare with tho
Amelia Jcy, Chatham.
mood,
Mnura
MattiO (.
F.liaa
l'.llllna
Jennie Young,
Jane Parker, Buffalo Grove.
Luteeia Parker,
Su/.ie I.iigrange, Wiuthrop.
llatlie Coojier, Independence,
Jennie .Sherwood, »rove Hill.
Mary K IKtdwin, J«-up.
Jane II Baldwin,
IsiatltsiM*
On motion, S.
Met at 1 o'clock.
Organization perfected by the election c*fj Jtfsry Andrew*,
M. W. Harmon as Secretary and tho ap» S E lloi.ians Iud pe
pointinent of eorntr ittecs.
Miss Amelia Dickey was appointed Critic,
to report ut the evening session.
Miss Amelia Dickey tuid Miss Hevey were
elccted members of the Executive Commit*
tee.
Mr. McLeisk, Miss Eliza ButtcrSeld and
Miss Phiubo Dickey were elected Finance
Committee.
Committee on Programme, Miss Emma
Butterficld, M.
S Hole,
McClure, Masoi.vilic.
Eunice Sr.i?i h»
A nre'.i-» Willi", Valley Farm, L:r.
Kliza Oaks, Otttrville.
Matia Sprang, Chatham.
Lizzie Job, J. 'up.
Maggie Powers, Jus-ip.
Mrs U i Luckey, Independence.
Bell S Cavin, Faiibunk.
pendfcuee.
WoodrufT,
K E Gates, Jesup.
A Miller, Independence.
Katie Bowers, Brandon.
Kmi'ia Neil, Fairbank.
Ann Cavin,
t"Independence.
Fannie A Mason,
Ellen A Henry,
Axcie Hit, twin, Quasqueton.
He'en (,'orev. Wiuthrop.
Mary V Uo dd, Independence
E .Slemni'ms, Quanqueton
I Huntley.
Jennie Gate-., Chatham.
Harriet Wheatour Independence.
Gillett.
Kute Wood, Independence.
E A Currier, .,«*#*
0 Boyles, Enterprise, i^ck IlaWK CO«
Katie Wilson, Independence
Kate Cameron, Utterfille
flabby, Qua««jM*oa.
Delia Smith.
Der* Haight.
E Flickinger, WiathrOp.
Laura Wright, Quasquetoo.
E Ed-ell,
Lou King, Independence.
A Leathcrman, ijuuaqueton.
Pierce, Independence.
Kate Murphv, Sunny Side.
Mugt'ie Fallen, Quasqueton.
Mary E Merrill, Littleton.
Mary French, Independence.
Jose Coleman,
2Gth.
morkixg srssio*.
Met at 9 o'clock A. M.
Opening exercises dispensed with. Mo
sic. Kxercises in mental arithmetic and or
thography conducted by Prof. Calvin.
A Smith, Jesup.
Lou Angel, IndctKMideaw.
Hyde,
Mrs Laura Blake, JeWp.
Florence lias.-*Mtt, Littleton.
Minerva Smith
E Tracy, Independence
Sarah Packard,
Bc '.lieiJ, FuirbetAl
1 Bartl.oif, Masoni#!
Add!,, Fairbank
Maggie Harrigan, Independence
Board man,
Eliza A MtKenzie
Sarah Sprage,
Jenny Lowell,
Emma Cooper,
Total No. of ladies preaent, 103
DEDICATION LECTVBE.
Tfc« Lecture of Mr. Albert Clarke upon
tlie completion of tLe new school building,
will be giveu at the Cjurt lluuae, to-morrow
(S»turdav) tvening at C} o'clock. A gen
eral ttttcmlance ij invited. Tlie Lour ii pla
ced thus early to give opportunity to attend
botli (lie lecture aud tbe CVfiacert of tie AK
legbaoians.
PsssoVi'...—Mr. Wilson Palmer, Princi
ple of the Public Kchool, arrived from
Massachusetts on Friday.
On the same dav Mr. z. Stout and wife
returned from a lengthy .^
sudden change in tlie weather brought
thethermoneter down to within fiva degrees
of zero. Winter is fairly upon us.
A
TtiANKsnivi.va.—Servicis were he'd in the
l'resbvteriau and Episcopal Churches at 10
o'clock A. M. The Catholic Church was
dedicated in the afiernoon. Our places of
business were not closed and we (resume
there were but few lamiiy gathering- iu this
vicinity, both of which facts are nUft sin
cerely to be regretted.
Hib.vess
Shop.—One
15 minutes.
15
15
IS
6
at
ii
w
u
P. V.
Of course the
Mokey
1
luwjaetoa.
It is partic­
Journdl.
ularly rich in its miscellaneous and literary
departments -far superioi in this respect to
eilhor tho A\/iub!icm
Heing
or T. ii'Unc.
published in tbe afleruoftii. it brings us just
twelve hours' latur news than tho morning
papers. We rccontwenil it to thoa® V
readers who ilcsiro a Chicago dai^yv
lepetidonft.
Wiuthrop.
lep»Bd»nc!.
Hei u 1
lauds pr.
C-ns- rritice
Hollaod's lecture acainat fotuale su3Vre
to the skies. The Democratic press ii tlar« i
tlie
ly unaniincus iu its adrocacay of prosapt- beviiijf that thoir triumph in the Presidential
ion, and denunciation of t!io»e who pmcb I ^c,tc't'•.anecessity to the nmintaininco of the
the Declaration of Independence. It^liis i f,'™ r""r I'v^al*.
... tlic-rci'
the women? e as Democrats are opksed te1e^r«[.h .r otherwise.
to the nigger's voting, and of coursl we ""r Jlr/ ^rt, wi'! be fuller hereafter
/U\? down OU female suffrage." 1 than tli.v have hcen here:of re.
ScaftoL.—Tba S^haol Boi
thi« city u*vMed, lome time iinoe, to Auit
scholar* from ^'^"iit the citv to the hij»b« de
partment of the i'^blic ^trhaol at tha ry
reasonable rate |iC term. Many tu at*
have i?'-nc i !e thr ^vU.^ty for school fi r.!
ties an the supposition ibftv
W0UU
aiiwitted here, lla^i any men.**
taken the trouble to inform ua coutjry
tact, we shi»uM 1"n^r have ma»»*
We will tb.it tbe Principal *»f tu?
Mr. Wilaou Pa tner of Ma.«sachus«tt#»
aa ieeomnun-leJ ae cue of the wit
teachers of that State, and we doubt
supcriotendeney here will tr.aka our Pub:
School a model in erery department.
Mt'ssru. Clinton k T.J. WiUoti f»iace'3 u
under Thatik^iviti^ obligiilious
prescnti
by
the uffi cv twj cf tlie fattest ai.*i tenJi-re^d
turki-ys ia tho market. A piTuli.»r wcakn
in the way of turkeys enabled us to do r.r.:cLi
better justice to the jjift than we shall lie
ab'e to pi form towurj the givers. The
Messrs. Wilson have adopted the right source
to succeed by putting the price of meat*
down to the lowos' living profits and mlver
tising the fact to the world. There in lif.le jf,V
use in Ooltig i» g^o^l lUinglor :lie public
less you let the public ki:ow it. The public
are rapidly diseoverin^r that thev can do no
better thin^ in the provMou line than tci buv
tbeir meats at the market of Mwwit. Cliotou
A T. J. Wilson.
ISFORniTIOX.
Informatioa jjaarantecJ toproJueea laxuriant
growth of hair upon a laid htad er beardless
faeo, al.o a r.vipo
furetc..
the rruioval of l*iitijile*.
Blotobes Eruptions, or. tbe skin. leu*i»g
tbe same sott, eleur, a!! I Itautiful. can lo ob
tained without charge i v a.i lrvssini{
TUOS. t" 11AP.M.» X, t'lDsnisT,
i llrosawav, i v York.
Dr. J. II. Jordan, Indianapolis, Ind., saya:
I have knowu Dr. Strickland's Pile Reme
dy to be' thoroughly tested in numerous
eases during the [n.-t year, and with perfect
siuvoss iu every inhtuiH t*. Aod it with
his HouteJy fur liar.hca or Cholera, ami
his Oou^h tialsam. Tbey aro ail geuuiue
aud pure."
1
I»URi-tM.i:M c, N, v. tj, 1SC7.
A-1-iIi.ET REPOKT.
The fallowing ia a eoi.i aisi:\t Matemeut of
the In lependenee, Uubuquv, Chicago, and Xew
Vork Markets at the latest Jates, and the highest
figures:
Dulaque Chtcafo.
Ind.
M'heat,
Flour, "ji bbl.
Ceru,
Oats
Uogs
t'ui'iu.
Patitue^
Putter
i: MAUHiiis. i
cor»kct::
wv.r.Kt.r.
L-jixrttr eaouvKr..
BsrSey, W App'. •.
iteaas. I-7 liiacidx-r-'.e', 20
Cheese, eeoiit /, '*i i
Urr.ii.u,
Hides, dry 8iutr li Fijs, 2"
Hides, green, 7®"! i'rum-f,
I*rd, -17 pB1 !,«, psred, S5
Meal, Corn 1.0" Pe iches, unpared, Ji i
Putat"cs, l'.a
LEE & WEABT.
LOUIS SOENER,
ffl«
at
Saddle & Harness
SHOP,
Mafn St.'eel tndrptndtnce,
^r West of Saw'-'rd Brothcre
eDM«ntIj on haad a «p!tn'i:l at
lurruut i
ouru
The opening of the public school has been
deferred until Monday, the 9th of December
on account of the no i-arrival of a portion of
the beating apparatus.
of our oldest Mid
most successful harness establishments is
that under the proprietorship of ih Sa
lier, on Main fetreei. Step after step liisbmi-|
ness has increased, until he now employi a
Urge number of workmen who turn olf as
good work as can be found in the State. Ele
has everything usually found in a harurss
and saddlery eitoblishniant. and sappliesito
order. We a-lu-e our rvaders who are in
want of anything in lhat line to give hill a
call. Read advertisement,
Reft-11ring donon short tiotiee.
Est pay Xo(icc
Tal{i?n 1^- AV'itiiaru f'utnmir.s of Kcwt'.»
^frwnslii}., Buchtn&n County, on tbe 1
Nureuiber, lefi7, one mare e:!t, three yeti*
elil a 'lark clic.tnut, with mewb.te i •j1r*
on f'jr-head. ljlack miinc an tail,
at
I100.V0.
Si
at, 25GS0
T.1H0W, 10! tobaccos i
'I ,»atoe«,-p p'k,S5totO to»acco».
,Chewing,flnee'tUol.SO
onoceai**. pia?, BO^I.flO
Coffee, llio, t'SfyHH Sm-»king, com. 3!{?jl0 I
0osTec, Java, 0§ 10
Molasses. 7i' Si.-*»««S.
Molasw, Sorghnm i
It' •*, 1 ll-irn" sho'ders 17 t«2S
brown, 13fi,(1J Ker-.scne Oil, 75
•lo -.nu h-l, l»f.(,2» ,n, 17
do pulv'ii'd, I'J'plL'i) 30
o N
Syrup.-, I i. -i!t. 4/'0
Ten,
Vi«eS»f,f i.!w,
i.Vi'H,-'.-
•'"sre, kc!pi
-rtmect of
Harness antJ Saddles,
(0LL\RS, BUILLEi Vilii'P?,
Mrvsft??, Curry Comls, JFly-Xets,
IIOHSi: m^lVKETSi,
Scotch tal'ars, ^panNb and Jfe
lUar. ^.iddU'H ea^c io order*
I U#»! hi*
•t vf 0.
rjrk.
*1 our
a'»out li.
it
teen han i' high and beavjr built. Appraise.'
EDWARD BREWER, Clerk.
Not. 3#. 1»*7.
m:
stit
a i* notice.
I Taktn up by .S. 1' Cramer, uf Faiit*nlr T"!
in buohninn oat.t», N v. 1, 187, fee grir
roan 1:'.r«e colt, twu jtii.i oil put. The near
Ln. !-,,t wbite tu letlock, ant a red epat oc
near ll.ink. Valae. ?90.
i:DWARD EREWER, C'.erk.
5ur. -2J, 1-67.
HE PttfcSlDEWAL TE1U-18C8.
ANNUAL ANXOI'XCEMEXT.
the
East.
A. Ingalla, Eq., returned a tc.
since from another rucccssful patent
tour. Seeders are taking immensely.
THE (Hir.U» EVfSIJG MIV1L1
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY h. WCEKLY.
The Oldest p-ntj Pt)er in th«
North• West.
riiiLY k cei« reciu w WIST*
It l« »cuabl. Ilut not Sensa
tional:
Its ri!il:t»l latts
19It
Urd I»t ci Card,
ItPO.'-E To ^ive the people of tha
West tbe earliest news in aivtr.et.- ef all its cc
teiuj. .rarit!*.
Ilo CHILi AIM: To lc able tj chr^n" cl»
WcMtrn Pr. -rcs«, c.&trlbute u "Wc-itera In-
Kcfin«ujvnt bdI AsceccUtioy, and
a.
ment pa^in^ into the bsnds of those who fjm.
P'tbUe with the ItebeU wbw sought to Jt«tr.y
it. en.l it will giT? cheerf.il «upp .rt
ITothis
"l ubi.eaB oiyonijatlou an 1 c»niiaate.
tlie
ut the tuture will be as
TV.
Juarnal
it s certain.y consistent, for whotoht. th. of th. a.t ha, b«n. .Hi «TM il i Tl A |»||a
losophy may be summed uP as
rKt AVir, llt Dny Wll| t„
.. -1 promptly and fully girea in IU columns, by
Uwl.Jtt.ritt UN/ Ji'jfr'rt rial Fvree
-.'f uffatr*.
THE DAILY JOIE.UL
rurniabc^ news the linca of railroad
Utr»u* hout the Northwest twelve h"ur later
tIi.iit ii o ntaiced in flie !i 2•»ri.£ pnpers
i't the tattfl Jay. auj e ntain* each day. a re.
ar,»*y u kinds uf in crccL ng aud valuaMe
rea-i.r. matter.
THE TRIt VVEi Kt.Y
tain* a condenattiou of a!i the ne«$ «.*f each
eek. aiiu*
is
tnade up with e9pcci»l re-fereoce to
hat the
a,Kl
country readers de-
iina l. Iu Cut» ?cnii Comprise a ^reat vari.ty t.f
F!diiori«l natter. Agric'.iituml, Ucrticul
ural, MisvoSlaoy Poetr%. Wit and llu
aor, Market!, aud events and
hm** in general.
tiratefuily ar'knnwleJ^i: 'b#ral aipport
teru public hate exieniti to tha il
me.-' ras?, we trust that its acre/al ed tini
fuitid t«» he worthy of taeir f3a ?ftucd
u. I perusal in the future.
Immi-Payable in A4vuce
lAll.V »'0L'KN"AI.. per year. (12 00
I six muiiths, 00
A thrse months, 3 CO
lu-VZZUT J0W1.NAI., Sing!# copy, 8 00
Ct bot 4 30
V tiub oi ia :o .so
KLV JOVRHAt Pingie ecpr. 00
C'ub ef
copies, 9 00
i
Club ef 10 espies, 17
tkaiUd if .«ut
ogive only three dava* Proceedings of! •irtua.-fan Kx^utt-a.
the Teachers' Institute this week. Xe*t -E* tlie StaUi the li.si
week's issue will coutain the remainder.
tit
iO
6.00
4 .is
1.M
28
«.&•
W
30
!'.££
JO
30
36
CiiMe,(hat*ry)
Wool.
*1
t.y<p></p>/V.i
?p 4k Wcart
to
Loin—In
t'OJIMi E44 1tl.
iit i.i.i: i
/\..l Mvttry Order
i-.uOffice
t/,.
%thtn
Address C11AS. L. WILSON", PuWisher,
No. 45 learboru Street, Chieaico, III.
Sberiirs Sale.
iaauc 1 oat cf and
strict Court wf l!u-
,.:\n .'ounty, K-wra, in l^vor of Kphruini
MilVr. AdtnusSirator of the estate of K. \f ilsou,
l'l#t^••-,da
an-l chattels, l.tul
tenements at i.iia.-n Fanning au 1 NicMaa
I'ai.niu^, I It.i e
ie uh tho fullawing ie-
Us
n oi'Firr. i
eeribeil preoerty, »ii:
The jouth eau .[usfter of the n i.ih east
(quarter of feetu-i 3. Township S7. Uanjfe 7. in
llurtian.in County, lewa.
Wliieh propei ty as above Jcseribed, I will of
fer «alo at l'ui.lie Auo'ion, at the doeroftba
Sheriff office, in tke City of lnvlepeu'lence, en
Saturday, the ?th isy ot l«eeuil.er, A. 1. I?S7,
at 2 o'elnek P. M. of sail day, to the bi^hsst
bidder, to satisfy ^aiU Kxeeuti.'ti anti cost..
x.*
1.48
9.20
ii
49
4.56
3.40
1.64
#.50
•a
a
A. CKH0K8, Sheriff.
StesriTs Offl-e. Tl bp linee.
Nowuiber L".'!h. IS67.
i.i*
M.
S
"~|i 1 W'TO.v"*' CI ttiISS
Are out their nt.K-k with a view of
leaving lttdep^ndeuoo. AU pcrfous indebted
to the firm are requited call and settle iui*
mediately, a.n .ill ua^cttled accounts will soou
U lxyui lar •oitatt
ion.
%. A C.
V V
i
MONEY! MONEY!!
Honey lo Loan on First
I'lati Kfcuriliei.
Inquire of
af-
•i*t id the prouiutioB uf Western i eT^!o|»rccnt,
&q4 tbe iotertfU t4 H'e»t«ra a&4
Throueb tbe !il»«ralitr and *ppf«eUti«o ef tb«
W^ttrn reailng jiui.lic the ,in:f Joumnl has
maiuta r.c i a ciieulation as larjfe, ii n/t larger,
than lav paper io tSe .Vt/rthwest, an it
is .*Uh.iiiy increaiug. Wh:i« furnUbiag, ai
Iea«l. as much uud fresh uews ai any of its
'tviuiTrahc?, it aims reliable ratu«rthaii
scniatiunal.
Du
the put year the Journal has enjoyed
a: 1 .» .erity. an! it ur Uctinai
Uiitkt i: -rill ibore irurtbj of public
as i .-aj ort.
{ULjrcci.
na n
I c-.r.fide^
Tbe year 1808 is the Prtsidential
Year,
1
And the
wiU I.i jnd »arne»t in the
Journal
efforts to prevent ti.e n roi of th»
A
i
I |-i
vhh
IS GREATPJS0FV.noX—
rem-
HAfili.VlAA 4i DAI BLR,
M.-:.'LTACinu: :s
AZJ£S aiDrss
wiil be
made up i.f lire anj energ«t:e aseo, whu*e duty
it will be to keep up with the times in etaryd*
partaieii*
JOl'RRAL
rach i»ce
the Daily
pul.t'i.'hrd every fber i v -nd
contains tb*e"'.!n.t ,.f t!i• itfit. i:.
pftL- two prreedin.r .lay
1«E WEtiKLV JOin^AL
I. |,ik iiaiied every We.ine?.lay m-.-rring. anl
If
BOOTS k SHOES,
MlIV STREET, IXDETEXOESC3.
A FIXE ASSOBTMSXTOW
II AS TERN WORK
ConstiiLtly on lUn.l.
iO
Club uf 2.) eopies,
oso extra to g.iter up of stub, SS 00
The iftur up of a elub cf more than Hv»
«3| !.•» iirt retain a commission of r,« i«-
Particular A
'tention givm to €ku-
ant.
ea Vi eek." civile.
Ui oitUun.- .r Pints mu.'t e tnaJe st one
tiioe but adtf. ions umy be iua«le at any time,
at 1. li.lt K ite*, after the t\nb has been rained,
pruvio, a fail war's nl seriptiun i. talen.
tom Work.
Wee... i.-i.eli.
Best of
and can guara:Heo
B^tlr© SivtlafaotioA.
ia
Mllim
Keep a good assortraenl of
COOK STOVES,
Including the unsurprt^-e
GUARDIAN
Also a full cto^l: of
PARLOR ST0V
Iclu.Iincr the celebrate'i five column
Store Fitting and Repairing done by
H. JACOBS.
A largo invoice of Ladies and Gents
SKATES.
Also the osn&l supply of
Parming Tools,
M.VCHINERY»
Clothes Wringers* &c.> 4bc.
SAN FORD BROS.,
SOY. 7,1867. Opposite 1st Nat:on:tl Bank.
ON TIIE
CXF OLD PRICKS 13Y
MYEBS & MAAS,
v.-iro ajj:-:
JCST RECEIVING TII::
XjAR.OH5ST
Tl
STOCK
of ii .-sf-nptions of
Y O O S
Ever Bronsiit fo Independenee.
Fine Dross Goods,
In Great Variety, at rery reasonable rates.
CLOTHING
Of every description ai:d at lower prices than sack goods have
sold since i.l'f War.
Boots fe Slioea
AT I'll ICES ill A J'EFY C'-X'.'ETITIoX.
HATS & CAPS
r/
VARIETY o 'ALrrr J3D srrtE.
Splendid Lot of Imported and Domestic t'a4atre$,
MYBaa db 2XAV3B
First Class Tailoring Establishment
Connected with their House. Cutting dene Free cf Charfe. COOD FITS WAUK iViri)
A BEAITIFIL LOT OF C.4RPETIM!
If yoa want to
anything in tho Dry Goods line be
buy
call at
MYERS & MAAS'.
Next Door East of 1st National Bank.
auj
dune
tU Un
un
Lenox Collegiate Insti
tute,
Hopkintoa, Delaware Co., jfowa.
A thorough CUs^ieal and Scientific School*
under the care wf the Synod of {una,
JUt* Send f»r Circular Cuut.tiuing fall
m-itiun.
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NEW STOKE!
Wikoi, fhrdey & Morse,
AT THE
CORNER STORE,
NEXT THE
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BRIDGE,
itt to» prepare!
u offer tc tU paUie Lur
Mil W^l Sei^rtd 9»grt ef
DRY GOODS.
Hats, Cap*,
BOOTS and SHOES!
V0TI0H8, &e.
A Splendid Has at Brat On^ c«a«iaU«g
SILKS,
Material,
roruxs,
LL'STHES,
ALPACAS, CHAMUIi.VVS
ORGANDIES,
Lawns, Delaines, Ac.
A large line of
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SLACK
lit
in cali..
uivm
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new. huut of the heat material, and
W**»fcCaIl»Bj Eiaaim o«r Oooda,
wilcos, ciiKsisr
eouven-
tor
iene* IS ui»M!rpa«.-ed hy any dwciling h.»u«« in
the city. For part.cuiara, pteuce oall on thesuS
^criher at his ^t irt.
i^oaaeeaiyn girea at ahort uutk«.
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the Crvst i:. PaU
during which tii e tfc./
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thy P'.h of Janunry,
f»»r« aa *if suevea th tlir^c Inift
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nuw mo-* r^su Kitfullj announce TH
LY PtiIH:tAU MC.4ICAU ^NTtltTJliN-UHUI-KUL
Tbe used by tUe
At 3
ntrm
minafa'*'ure^l in Sw.'tzrrlso i, express}/ tUrta
during th^sr late vi^ft to E ir"| »':.
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Sherid»iirs Bide!!
Tb« Grot EqneHriM fWnanJa.h
?teel Plate Engraving. GrPat in m«nl.
larity and fair. Eieected \y ?arta':n. Cufc
rai»*-rj! wantci, for tlsis ar.d otber "timr't
«»f Arf, and rap-l ?e»l:nsr Kock*,
ed Ly the National Ait
A**eci»?i»at
fur-
ni.-b«d by »be National Art Ats and
fcrtiifched ezelui eiy by fubscT^tl^n. TWs#
referred wh'j ''an ecgaj«
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HABPEB'S"
WEEKLY.
Crilictl XAU'f :l4 rr*—.
The made) X?wjpsper of our ecsulr
plete in all the le artaectt nf an
Famiij Paper—Ilarrer'." Week.!/ has ^irncl Tor
itfe'.f a rijrht t. its title, a uriial u! eult.»»
ti'.n."—Ar-P Y"rk £cHi'ny
Our fnture bi t. .',an- will mr.oh lhej»s»t*e«
out of Harj-pr'i. tv'erk:* long atier writer*, abdt
priaten*, »n i pablnters arc taraed to
-V.w Y''r~ r.ran'jr-'i.'.
The '«t of its class ia Amerxa.—S»mm
rmr,tb-.
Ilsr:» r'« Weekly may be norcterredly da
elare i tbj ne*»pa «r ia Amer.es
dtr'T At' York.
il* Sm~
The artieies apen pauiie ijue»tiu which ap
pear ia Harper Hcck'v ir&tn week to week
form a retaiir!i.tMe series of brief r.'.Utira: essavs.
They are dis it ^ui-hid ly clear ana poii,tei
statement, by |p...d cotaai- n sense, by :E
leJ«u-tx
!cn:e and breadth .if view. They arc Tue
pres»i-:n of mature e- nviction. l.'.gb principle,
and strsnx f.-eiine, an'! rako their p'eca amon*
tb« best c^wspa(wr writing »f the l.uia.—
At** I.'trUte, If.
A.jrX
ifu.t.
Sl'BSC'RIPTIOSS—1SCS.
The Pao, heTH have i erf-.-.-s.! a s !en of
mailing by wh:A tLey cm theMagaiiu*
Wceaiy. apd iiaiar
t-j who )re:er
yr
to retfiv.* tiicir pcrio iirals tii ."ft v fr-m th*
«Eee «f Pii'-iic tun. and otbira
de»iroiu of -U:a£ up iabs wiU be supplied
wiib a itow Biii u« aoplieati. n.
Tt"i sfage on llarj.er"» Weekly is 10 eeata
ayesr, irh-ea ci^jt W paid at ue
9Dti~
*»Ltcri',r,'t
TClUt*.
Tta%PC(i*s one rear
As Kxtr* Copy 'eUher the Ma^aricc, K'eetr
lr. or will W vaj-j*
jrruils |«.-r every
rl
Clab tr
at e*oh, is
f'ire i
refoitutfeM.* or 5U f.
//.«. i- can *e a.Nf i«Ueti at any
Th« Auauai •. ift
neat cl-»th biadin-?, w-! b« s±ni hy ei.pir.-a, frit
of for $T ea«b.
A cjsp'e $t\
prUifig 1** Tttnifi cf curL. at
ti.e rate of *r Vv!., eijt
reaJv
Wwtue XT.
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aldUrctf ilAKPEH i L'ROTUEK^
Frar.k!maS«,uare, Xtw
Sheriff's Sale.
BVauiunderaUwa,tenenrenrsfnbiB«dwtaC^atioUnit.A.IrathaLi-xut:offar^riusfe*.theofCo..thevirtuerain-tiJachac^n
a landa and T. Wilaea,
I hav« levied tha RUu*iu£ de*c.-iba4
property,
vu
LvU nuoabcr cue acd two (I Jt t) ia bl*&
•igbr, la Stoa^hWa 4 McChira'a aee«n4 44*
diti'jr. the VillageCity) uf la4epe&>i«i.e%
Luch&nin moty, Iowa.
Uich property, a3 am re dewr*:^^, I will of
fer for *a*e. at ul-lie aiict':«»n, at th# uf th*
Sheriff's Uice. in the City of Iniep«ndiie«b
?..tur^y. ihe 2l*t «lay of I»eofy*ier. A.
1.#
St5r.at 5 o*eI.«''i W M.. vf ,»al-J .I.»y.
aet t.ider, ta »a:uiy ml i £x^ntu»n and evatA.
A. CUUOki?. tfcarit.
Shtriff"# 06Te«. In lependr^co.
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ALLEN 'S I.UNG IS A I S AM
Is je rt-ojeJ.T that no sii-jw
Miirt C\t:u#» Kciu-ti
fW
ri?s t\a* an|f
viher Iliteitm C'l-yk m* Lutfj
L\mt jy. 'JTzrtd Ut tike Public.
af^oaj- wjrr«wfy ean he jj^ren »f lla
Lufj than «*u£Vr. Waaay
tu all aUj w c'u u.c A'Uu*-* Lung r'^sm. that
unlesa it yu es tit «-*f »ju* th*y tc^y
u n k o o n- u
hours, and the tlire wi'.l l.e cbeert'aily r«'fcB*i-i4ti
ed. This same aarrnafv L-teu
tbe dav we w3?nd tha li«l*am firtt f»r »aV. wdt
to lii'j isie. ihe r»t battle hts not rctwa
ad, and we fc%ve msi iea** w imum
fjrvr
tiiu.e who Lave u&o<! it- »vld If* *3
ftvm
Irm?jpi's.
.tik I'or 24'3.:nd*s
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sAi.Kit.vri's.
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ej
JLAWTOX & i tRTtSS.
TO O.V!Si nPTiTt:\
Tho r:, v. K!»\VAR! A. WH S:)'- r. «w4
(flwo •it'eb.'-rte.i tj aU wln» Ji.ir* it, ll.e
5eri|.ti.a «iiu the ii!ree:i.na f. aiilrinit awl
aa.n^ thr simple rtnici.v bv i.ii ht* ftaa caret
ut'a !u» affxtion nrJ that ilrf i i i-ta e C#a
sumption. Hi.- onljr object is l:a«Si ih« ai
Sv'tvJ, au be iu^es ever* nulfcicr witi fy tiU*
pN*mlpt'n, as it wiU eu*t I .tin auifci.i^,
may r«v» a IV-^ina. Pi* t-o a bim s
HEV. l.ti\V.\::i» A. WILSON*.
i.l*7 Ni-. .'i'h .-ce 1.1 NW*r
Wit ,:i..'
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
JL PIKE NIX BI1TEBS.
Tho Most Sut'cessfsl Scdicijjcs
In tho World.
Established ia 1835 by cno
now usod thri
ni
our Most Eminent Physicians, aal
u-'h0:'t
North md
South America, with more p!etnl«?j
results than any othvr Hedlcino
hi
cases of diseased Liver, Blood or
Skin, Indist'stiou, tVtivenws*
Bilious Comi»Iuiuts, K!«.'cn:ut&a:i
aud Fever and Ague.
Thousands of ccrtiilc^tcs aro |a
our possession, giving detailed
accounts 01 perfect Ct Ri:s effniea
by these iuv^Iiiablo ileditiacs.
They regulate the System
aud
pet
ailf the fuurtions of the
iu a healthy eondition.
flcli by all Drug^ta. Whiti ft n^wk^l.
«ton, iu .x«esir.» '.a I r. I .la Dr, W^fljjjt
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