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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
A REPUBLICAN,
A HEAVY SNOW STORM

Couosporcouoe Of The n. Z. Tubuns.
CeDARvULE. HERKIsER CoUsrY,(
Tuesiuy, Nov. 23-3p p. "a. :
In his region lying ssht miles south Of the Mohawk.
a,d 500 feet above its level tn" ground has bsen whts
sipce the middle Of .ae month. Last ngas Game
heavy snow storm from the east BY carefl ueasure-
aent nld the depth to be about sevcnees sohes %
The level. II las ceaSsd, and the tbegm ,ueter is
standing st 34o &C. b.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER &C. 1853.

d,oprej bis booty AID aed, bat pursued Arrested
ard iaie before Justice Welsh, Who committed him
to prsor. OHior Keeie states tha. he arrested Har
trs for az ofl,nse yesss ago in this city, and tha,
be has also servtd out poe term oi Imprisonment %
Cherry Hill rr,son
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

-. Of paiiornli,y upoc the part Of that Church IL
hollow preteose.'
To which tous responds the John Mitchell aforc-
sid: ,uo;.
"Our friend is night: the churches mnst mind tte'r
o.p bus,ness Let the churches read their boe, a,u
ON nj To inn r,.ye upon H. In facr, If there be
Sls,gyuen a, the South Who are known to o. anu
- sasery men" -y ought 10 b inrffed m f.at' tce
S,l,es, and labr IN stone otfer csroer VI '"o WING
-ssch being the spirit in which the milde't
.-,is,s,ery u,,.rances on tbs part of the Church
,Dd Clergy ore received at the ooutn' We are en-
.bed to put its true va'ae on any "soathslde
"siews" taken by them Of the "pecoli'r institu-
"tiop.r Oo one .ide they are allowed eocour-
.ord in effect required, to speak; but if they are
ippolled to lisp word on the other, they are
" invited to leave" So they praise or keep sic
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
A Texas Regiment Going TO Mexico.

NEw.ORLEANs, Thursday, Now p, IsJs.
Col. Segu'n, late of Sao Autorio, Texas. mad bsen
cou.u issiuIed by tine Governor OF Nuevo Leoo, to
raise areginebt f troops Texas to aid the cause of
the Liberals in Mexico.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

BRsErIr or M. J. Is. HowE.-Mr. Howe Of PuF'ys
National Tbea.er, has benefit to-lighs, when al
ample bill Of fare is offered ncgiirg mos. amusing
cas-; Of Baek Eyed Susan.'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
Non.ArrivaI of the Africa.

SANDY HOOK Thursday, Nov. 2o--II p. m.
There sigcs as yet Of the steamship Africa,
now due off this point, with Liverpool dates of the
18th inst. Weather clear, and blowing gale.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
Death of Jsaac Newton.

ALBANf, Thursday, Nov. y, 1853.
From I2 20 o'cack to-day the Republican Artillery
fired minute guns, and all the steamboats, in port
toled Their bells mark Of respect TO the memory
Of Isaac Newton.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

A man named Powell, aged co yesrs, ha. been cob
victed ia Green County, Va, of Killing Mr. Aar!n,
ard sen.enced TO the Penter.iary for Is saa's.
The Rev. +. n. Erire, pastor Of the Presbyseriau
church at Blooui, g.or, H., Las rscea''y mH@usa
fcrture Of4toH.fn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

Nrw CouyTE, .YEIr.--Last evening q woman
bopght - worth of goods in a grocery store in
Mott near Spring ttreet, and rendered q counterfeit
bill on the Vest ield Bank Of Massachusetts,. Tao
bill is finely ted aai calculated to deceive The
following is a cor ect description:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
receut vote tcr Governor in these Ward, s1d fousd
the sult follows.
LEO


Iwould commend this " Code a Territory 10 the
sp.c.ai keeping ard instruction of the Democr atic
JournGl II Commerce The iLfueuces Of Chris
tisnity ore needed there. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
Falling Of "a Derrick.

PHiLADEiPHiA. Thursday, Nov. - IS,s.
A derrick at tie rev Pepn Manor Hotel fell this
moshipg, severely crushiug several workmcn and
kLHns one.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

The Board OF Coupcilmen had 10 quorum yesterday
si.erroon. Az attempt vii be maj " have meet
ing to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
BANNER RAISING In THE FIVE POINTS.

A goodly number oftbe more respect able am'ng the
Young mon of certain locality Of the Sxta Ward
who had hitherto, matter Of course, acted in their
own way Tor democratic measures and "Dcno-
cratic car didates saw fit before the late election to
oIgarize themselves into an associai ion called the
"E d. Morgan Guards" as expressive of their nten-
ton to support the Repubicsa nomir 60 for Governor
despite certain speful prosecutions to viii ID they
we've subjected at the hands Of parties from whom
they ought to have at least received opposition
or this association T.m Connolly was chosen Captain,
aud he, ambitious of earning the name Of tho Five
Points Political Miss onsry," did not permit his new
political faith TO die with the lest election he is strug
Cling vigorously fer success at the coming one. The
Republican Association of the wsd (which meets at
No 100 Elm strt Ell has been sweled in numbers by
bis accession and that Of many Of his followers thereto
Mr. Connolly. like all new converts, is terribly in
earnest, and though Lot Boosting of suPer,b ,ndant
share of this worlds goods he has had painted at his
own expense magnificent banner, thus inscribed, in
letters so large that he who ,ups may read:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
CITY POLITICS.
TIE NOMINATION OF Mr.. LEvERIDGE FOR
CONTROLLER.

The delegate to the so-caed Peoples Convention
met last rigtt at Thorps Hotel corner of Broadway
and Eighth stet, for the purpose OF hearing the r..
port Of TIE Committee appointed 10 inform Mr.. Leve
ridge OF biz nomination. The Committee reported that
Mr.. Leveridge bsd not yet announced to them his
ep,sDce OF the nomination, but the Committee were
Of the opDion that he would accept it.
Mr. Curtis desired The Chair to state the number Of
votes which Mr.. Lsveridge had received in that Con-
veIti'n Not being answered satisfactorily, he cast
much ceusUre upon the fcero of the meeting for their
neglect t. notify al tie delegates of e time and place
OF holding the last meeting, asserting that when they
adjourned IT the previous meeting, hell at the Wet
cheter ou-e they adjourned subject to the call Of the
Char; that he aud hs friends received notice uutl
after tie Convention had net ard Nominated Mr..
LevsriAge, who not the choice Of the Convention;
that be Lad LOT been legally nominated inssnucb Us
there was 30. quorum of the delegates present at the
e-ohiy i of The 1lo-apd that Of the &c votes cast
Dir Lyeridge Only received 81 ard Mr.. Haws ~;
that had tbeIe been fur representation, Mr. Haws
would have received At least 40 more votes.
The Sicretay said that proper notice had been sent
to all tie drlegsics and some Of, The delegates
marE ed hat every delegate should be on tie ale, and
NOT ,tq1ire specaT notices. oeiOg scot 70 hin.
Mr.. Curtis replied that he had kept q lookout for
the call Of tie Chair pursuant TO adjoqn'ent but he
saw. hoie; alter the ninatioq was made he got
notice which Lad been kspt back IN sorebpdy's pook-
e as be supposed, on purpose; &c others friendly to
the nonnaor or indo, ,ement Of Mr. flaws had oocn
sn a, Several otst dsfsdtSsl 81 ias1q Fs COM
'pairts of 1iEe char icter. -, 49,, t.,,,,
1 Mr. stokely proposed the name Of Stephen Branch
a, tie. Peoples candiia:e for Almstt ttquse Governor,
but ray coteIted 70 lay the maitor over until the
next meeting. 81. -; 49,. 49,. -
motion as tben made TO afouIn, which was car.
RED ty bare majority, to meet again on Saturday
night.
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~
q ALL HA M DYES ABANDON ED--Wood's
article has tdken the fi,ld.AProf Wood stands
upon an Smifence no chemist, whose attention
hns beer turned to inyenting hair tonic, has
ever before reached. His fame Is sadden but
sworld-widc, and thousands who. have worn
wigs or been. bald for years are now, Though
the use Of this preparation, wearing their own
natural and luxuriant head covering SO much
for chemistsy,the chemistry Of human life, and
the laws which applyto the functions Of the
system, Pref. Wood studied ont the human
hair. its character, its properties. its diseases,
and how to restore the decaying vitality of that
ornament; HE saw, as in his own case, that
gray hair is unnatural, unless the age of the in
dividual had reached four score, and he believed
that the hair could be naturally revitalizcd.-
He tried his own case-almost bald, and quite
gray at the age of thirty seven he restored his
own hair in color, strength and luxuriance, and
the article he did II with lie gave to the world,
Get Woon's Hair RsssstolatiYe, and take nothing
else. aaas,F.s Il; s.,...,fs -. a
q CArroN .--Bewneiof Worthlcss imisat 5ns, as
several arc already in the market calci aby ar
ferent NAMES: rse pppe ples5 the Words q Prof
and Nav ON, HaFe tIow Il III riie botte. Sou
by all Druggists and Patent Medicine dealers.
Also 10y all Fancy and Toilet Goods dealers in
the United States and Canadas (3l At
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-21
AT THE WEST.
THE BEST NEWSPAPER IN NEW ENGLANp.
THE SPRINGFIELD (MASS 'aH.
WEEKLY REPUBLICAN.
BY SAMUEL BowLEs II co, az 1
Published every Friday, at ST. so n Year.

THIS JOURNAL HAS WON A NATION,
al reputation for its excellence as u gem
cral Family Newspaper. and its high Political
and Literary char. Ger. Published in the b, At
part of New England. j ON a larger sheet and
with greater amount Of matter than the Boston
weekiies; with days later news than the New
York and Boston .wecklies Of the same Gate
representing more faithf ully tliamuther journals
can or profess to do, the distinguishing princi-
pies of New England in morality, politics and
religion; and filade up with esrcca reference to
the tastes and wants of New England families,
whether in their. original homes, or transplanted
to distant portions of the Union, theiRerubliean
presents more attlactive features for a. general
circulation than any other New England PAPER
hts the only newspaper in New, England
published on large qirarto she',t-efght pages
of six coltimns- ike the New York Tribune aud
Times. 1t contains, each week full summaries
of the local news Of New England, review
of the markets and monetary aff:lirs--A sum
maryrof Religious Iutellgenee-A letter fro,n
Boston, by. oneof the most brilliant writ. rs con.
nected with the prcss-An Agricultural column
on fhc various les Of the week
Original and Selected Tales, Poetry, Miscellany. ,
&c; in all over forty solid columns of Reading in
each nunabcr.oI .Ic1 apseu9 so Aizl6
The Republican is under the editorial charge
Of SAMUEL BOWLS, with whom arc associated
Df. y. u. Holland, author OF the history oil
Western Massachusetts, and the a. Bay Path
and several other experienced writers.
TERMS One copy eight months ST.. one
year $3.50; sixteen months 81. Two copies
pnc .,-rar ga; eirht ennics $40: and % copies
in eithsr Of the tive last eases, Bank hills cur
rent in capital ofany State Received at Iar! "
Address SAMUEL BOWLES Il co.
re a stf Spring field, Mass, 4, AZ 4
~ Any journal copying this advertisement
once hAfSnx.I An ,, 1SL9r and sanding a. .eolav-
marked, IA above. shall receive the Republicans
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Afflicted for Years.

DELPHoS, o., Jan. Is, 1898.
Mcssrs. Hunt d Gardner-Gents IL 4
wish to make known to the public an ar Y
ticle from which have derived more ben
eft than from all other medicines which 10
] ever used. have been suffering from :
Fever and Ague and its effects. for the r,
last five years, lin which time Islrave =
scarcely enjoyed single day of good :,
health, until | procured from Your Drug h
Store bottle Of DR.. CIristes Ague Bal
sam. In few days found myself clear -
Of ague, and rapidly recovering in health
l have net felt a symptom since conf
mencad taking it, (alput three .months,) =
although constantly exposed to cold and v
weather. To my friends, and the public :,
generally, suffering from this disease, in D
any form, would say, procure q bottle,
and save health constitution, and money. :
Yours, j. B. GROSCOST.
n Above are only a few TESTIMONIALS in v
favor of Christie's Ague Balsain, but
space forbids publislling more. . &
Price 81 per bottle OF bottles for So.
BOLLES, SMITH 4 CO, II South 8
Water ST., Chicago, Proprietrs for the s
Northwestern States also, Wholesale =
Dealers in Patent Medicines generally. =! +
-9s.asy4g FOR SALE BY +
PARSONS d MELLlSH, independents. =
r. w. WRIGHT, ..
f. W. WHITNEY, Quasqueton.
j. o. DORIAN DC 9TIo Delhi
: 49, 8. - = : ! 80.
Il =
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-21
Dubuque Wholesale Market.


& Notwithstanding SITS Extra $5.25.t "a
/. wHEAT-60@7oe p bu. for ORDINARY and
good 75c. for strictly prime. ralis.efb Il ,.,s
i OORN---45c- N bu. 8 II gley
= OATS-45@4sc p bu. hH'att' taahf.
!, DRIED BEEF-I5c. p ID.
+ SUGAR-Brown, De-; fair, lee: rcfined,
-; crushed and powdered 1870. ~
MOLASSES--Sugarh house Soc Golden Syr-
up. s0@90c. p gal. .4get5
81 POTATOES--40c. jP bu. 3'e
E HAY-s4,oo@$G 5000 i2 tom aiaaies
WOoD-Sl,75. p cordi 'e7S' .'" sI@''''
I CoAL-R l. $3.50 p toni delivered. y : Fl
HIDES-Green, sc; dry l2Iac. ,t !,
g WHISKY--Bourbon, 5O@$2. 90; Common
2o@22; Old Rye, 50@e75c. ,9t1 da
BUTTER firkn and roll l0@l2c p ID
EGGS-Sc. per doz. no. ,.,,i,r ...i.'
LARD--ee. n H.. gas eAU c.fl sa grs5t
j. CHEESE-9@l0c.c cts. srs1 81 anh 2.
3 CANDLES-Tallow, l2l4c; Star 22@al.
. PORK-Mess $I7,oofP bill; prime. s2noo
s REEF-On foot 2is6n3
MuTTON,7-6la &C. per h. foH
2 DRIED PEAGHES-l2is@l3. m aozo+
DRIED APPLEs-l6c. pm .'&s7a
ORANGES 500 % bx
LEMONS-$ 90 per bx. s.assl.e
SEEDS--Retail prices--Clover, 50, 90 per bu
Timothy, $4,O0 do. do; Red top $500 do. do;
Blue Grass 50, do. do; Orchard SO, do. do; Mil
let 50, do. do: Poland Oats 81 so do. do Irish
do, ST.. do. I'll
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Independence Market.

~ 4 = II + = I I 7 T7- a.
. Independence Market ~ ~
toRnrcrrp WEEKLY Hi,,1 NJ p. c. WILCOX
FLOURArer Hundred $500.
WHEAT44 ID Blu. 50d case .eJ SET g2EAE
( CORN p bar. 2503O. .sTassi"s ,saiInyI
OATS-e5@30c. ~ hi. t'Sriii ~ .eissii2
POTATOES Nesww 2o@a5c.. p bnI.
BEANS-75c.@ $l 80 ~ bu. ra5
HAMS-7@ee.s.ho hogs Up hid. 4@ DC, ,loni,ssa
BEEF-5@6c. per la0.mots
EGGS pldoz 5a6cg A-71
CHEESEAfaltssea1 Zoe. ~ q
. -l0@l2c, 7p1b .'3@ I
APPLES DRIED-R blO@llc. .g., =,
PEACHES DRIED--l5920c. q ib.
: TURKIES-None tl.
CHICKENs-6@7c. p Is. dressed '''''
CODFISH-per ID. Sc. - b,e,tsf .assrf
{ MACKEREL-per lb 12c.
WHITE FISH--Sc. ID.
SUGAR-Brown, SOLO h for 81 90; Coffee
7@s IL f,r $I,00; Crushed 6ls ID for 81 co. +
INCONSISTENCIES. per gal, ~ ..'s
Golden Syrup Soc. Extra soc. p gal.
VINEGAR-3Oe. fP gal. 1esb Boa 4,i'H
: COFFEE 10000 cts. Il s. t,sl 'laa1ta
: RICE-R III Sc, f,..g..aar.f ..v.. IN ,,,r
CANDLES-Tal,ow Is cts, Sterine, 25 cts
LARD-l0 cts. ~ lA 1et
TALLOw Ice. p h.
& IMPoRTED SUGAR, CANE sEED-5oe
per fackageal goI E,H n Ht
TIMOTHY SEED-$2 so. u bur. Il
( CRACKERS-f9 ID 10 cts. dt s.t
HOPS-40c. per II. ~ ft y" RF, q
I SALT-2; 59 bbl $3.50. -. (.
/. ONIONS-75c. p bu. ,st ra33ff !,,ua
SUGAR CANE SYRUP.--$1 90 gal.
/ HAY-s2Oo@3,OO p ton. sgd 'aa1t =
e HIDES--Grecn age; dry, So &c.
LUMBER--Oak, fa NJ, $l5,OO@2OO0; Wal
nut, 2O,0o@4o,oO; Pine. $45, OO@$50O0.l -T'
Bass Wood $lsDO@$2O,Oo.
SHINGLES-$2, O0@5 90. s,,fr
! iWOOD-Oak and Hickory II cord, $500.
WHITE LEAD-s2 % D$3,00 p keg.
9 FIRE PROOF PAINT-s5,0O p 100.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-21
Special Notit(les.
PAIN, N!.PAIN!t,

4 Don't be alarmed at the heading, for we are
only producing evidence that pain Of all kinds
can be cradicated by the use of DR. BAKERS
PAIN PANACEA. j. W. Morris, Cincinnati,
says procured "A bottle forlmy wife. and
. fter using it two days she was able to be about
and was free from all rheumatic pains and res
David T. Bolts, of W estfeld, Ind, SAYS ,"I
had the chronic darrhca in its worst form, UNI
til procured Bakers Panacca, and in using it
ten days was cured. Iconsider that owe my
life to the inventor of this invaluable Panacea
Jesse Kirby, Cincinnati, says he is very much
troubled with cramps and, severe pains in the
stomach, when exposed to the cold and wet,
and at such times he has only to take Bakers
Panaeea, and he is soon restored to perfect
health. Price IS and soc, and 81 per bottle,
BoLLES, SMITH 4 CO, Proprietors, Chicago.
Also for sale bs Parsons a., Mellish, Indepen-
,denee, and by Ed.-W.. Whitney, Quasqueton.
81
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BR. HiANs Vie reaownsd all vaeass4+ssSt,isid,
invaluable remeassDT MnarfsASse Balsam,

ipvaluable reasednDG MEdlseASse Balsam,
still continues to labor in behalf Of the afflicted
His Medieines aEe universal adplttedil, BIZ the
Amerieaa press, to beifaf superior Ito, any and
all others ever discovered for the treatment Of
chiils, And agas, and All internttsnts =
There can .bspoi doubt, IL we can place conf
,dence in the innumerable testimonials (which
the Doctor has in his possession, that it Is the
greatest discovery eyer made in the seiencs If
medicine. The attention of our pasisrs is cal7
kdtD the advortikc inen , Sf tl,is Balsam foand
in another column Of a. Is paper, and We would
,ecomn t Al AL from hislisssse, Wiz IL
chills, fever and age. 10 avail themselves Of q
trial Of this remedy asold by all good drug
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-21
EotglA snattees.
InaEnpfaE.A


ApolossA0 af'Sx So SA-~
rs- Owing to tile election and coun-'
,y,fair, and also to d press of Job Work,
we we're unable to issue our paper last
week, and from the latter cause have been
prevented from giving our columns the
present week the usual amount of atten-
uOn.D4 gfIf ~ Il N1 sss}g4gF sos gaJle4 sG
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-21

CHnrsrrE's AcuE BALsAM.-It has
stood the test Of time and performed
cures when all other remedies have fail
ed. Read the following: ~ ,9i il
WM. NJ CLApp, Of Albion. Ind. writes
Dec. 1st, 1855, II am entirely out OF
Christie's Ague Balsam. aa at
II cures Everybody acho giues It fair
trial Send me six or twelve dozen i'm
medately.' ..,a sf,sa,.
Messrs. Goats Il Childs, of Otsego,
Mich, writes of DIR. Christiss Ague
Balsam Its unparalleled virtues soon
became known, and it is now generally
acknowledged to be- the only reliable
specific or antidote for Ague and Fever.
q Bodies, Smith IL Co, Proprietors
Chicago, , go. 4. = gt.a.g55~.-.
Il For sale in independence by Parsons
d Mellish, and by agents everywhere.
See advertisement Ha 20 h.''7t.e'
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-21
A veteran vstcr.

IDr An old gentleman named HArH-
AWAY, who is now III the DIST year Of his
age, and who resides some two miles
from this village, was presentat the polls
on election day, and deposited his vote.
We understand that Mr.. HATnAwAY has
voted at every presidential election since
WAsnrSeroN' s second term. He voted
the Democratic ticket, but says, very
justly, that Democracy nowadays is not
what it used to be. .,'-.,s
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-21
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

T>HE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF
l. Coinlndnl Schools viii attend at his office
in Independence, on she. ID. Sd. and -4th7 Mon
days in Qctobcrs aud the LIST aud 2d Sfendays
in November, for the examination of such per
sonsns may present themselves for exlinfii,f ior
as Teachers asO,sH e. R0szELL.s 81
Independence, Sept. Las, 1858 esaa ,>e9 f30l8,
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EDrThe Mutual Protection Society of
Quasq mes according to notice, at
The school house, Saturday eve, Sept. e5,
1858. MoRRIs TODD presided. and j. M.
BEsrHAIL was elected Secretary pro tenn.
The meeting proceeded TO ballot for Sec
rotary, to fill vacancy caused by resigna-
ton Of g. G. JORDAN, and G. f. KENT
was chosen Secretary OF the Society for
the balance OF. the year. ,f5.9 = ii ee9f
The Riding Committee was then che,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-21
LIST, OF PREMIUMS

Awarded, at the First Exhibition Of the ;Bu7
cb,fliah county Agricultural Society, held ut
October 18th and 18th, >e5S, ~
4, HORSES.
Best Stallion, years old or upwards, D $ Lee,
% S Rast maB.aT qahH a..nItrs iclha d.o
$500 ,Ts.,1r 5000 M
Best Stallion, 3years old. and less than (, 9 b
1nkway, o'Vp ill3 ,ge. Il ,,ra5ie Il u 1iai-
Z - tb n. 5000 e q hsfd oso b'a : = - -
Best s' Sreesi No, mare Miilsr ss y, '1 $500
Best A ,yEold do J Huntingdon, sanol 200
Best sticking colt B S Brooks, ,..., e.,.... 100
Best itrotting horse, II Edgccomb, Z, Iss 200
Best pair Of, matched geldings,,A F Viii ~
y liams, VI ..4s e.,a..,l ..f4 IA go h 300
Best yearlng colt, r Pingree, IA 49,, + .no 100
DISCRETIONARY PREMIUMS nEcoMMENDED.
Matched carriage team, w BKipp, $500
Matched breeding mares, d 8 Lee, 400
Single buggy horse, j. Boone, ~ 200
Three wear old mules, Hoover, tieii 200
Two year old mules, j. Smyzer, W. $50
Three years old mare, F Hwthaway, 90
Two years old stallion, S F Searles, fs* so
\ asyf4ln CATTLE 'ie#a''s aaa |. MA \
Best s.:y, yoke oxen years old and apv"rss, 3
Best yoke Of steers 4 years old, + SLoy. j so
Best full blood short horned DurhamnBull,a .ssls
2years old and upwards, d Merrill, ~ 800
Best full blood D:von Bull, 2years oldaHl sa
upwards d Merrill, ffsYi tsey of 800
Best full-blood Dcvongcow, ID Mcrril,ul 400
Best Durham COW, ID Robertson, ssa51i.J9i 300
Best cow, native or crossed, S b Curtis,n3 200
Best yearling heifer, Edwin Cobb, tlu9 l,50
Best calf, John Carpenter, rll asofeaI bapl 90
DISCRETIONARY PREMIUMS REcoNMENDEp.
Two years old Devon bull, ] Carpenter 90
Two years old full blood Devon heifcr, d.
Merrill, t'f39 I 90
do do do calf, D n
Merrill, .u .apie 11sh VI so
-Four years old grade Devon bull, Orlando
Goth, I'll IA siaei 7i's b.9 on so
I'd best Durham bull, 3 yrs old, Robert 7
son, 9'disaag Z "a 'dos'i1 ~ Il so
La .sI gs.l sfsisf -----.v I--5 isc tTIa9,fL.
.-tiid egsi SHEEP. . i,i,@ .j2s3I''"i 50
The Committee on Sheep did not report. G..
H. Jakway made the only entry He will prob
ably be entitled to the premiums offered.
Bes. full blood Meriho buck ,boe.' bna ia3,o0
Best ful-blood Merno ewe,i 800
.DHdLH 07T i--.f1l Haf it
a. hia. SWINE. | 9lH4A9
Best full-bloodl Suffolk boar, one year old
or more, VIM. Martin, 3 ,aaa.af $500
Best full blood Suffolk boar, less than |
year old, b w Ogden, ~ si19ia. 900
Best. boar, of any breed, i year old or 'a,lI
more, l. Reynolds 1a s9.9eI ata 400
Best SOW, of any breed, j year old or le.9e
more, Samuel Sherwood, glk sg 200
! than 5 ii number, S Sherwood, n 200
dpTserRrIosA FRI NIT MS kEcoMarSpIp. ~
To j. Nj. Bryan for crossed Suffolk boar
Srhotths old, -. .n 81, 90
cimens'of Suffolk pigs. also James Brown, Lei
cestershirp and Suffolk pig, II s. :+.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-21

T., s,vstoi,aI FIELD CROPS. 9mn8ft8 edi
Best acre of Wleat,J NJ Mill.r, $500
Best acre of Corn, } + Romig, Y ''5'Ai - 500
Best acre of Potatoes, H s Chase, 'u'ai SO
Discretionary Prtaiiums Recommended
Best acre Of Vermont s rowed yellow flint
corn, III S Chase, sfq worms a y4n 800
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-21
Destf idSpSslsiSsonl IA, sle Lsviiathi'spIs..'

DcstiRatjon ~ slc Leviaths.ipl. gss 4 z,li.,l.
The Empe ror Of lhe French has been
in Snegotialions 10. purchase The great gI,,
steamer the Leyiatksn, and has iat last
procured her,sl Il is lheIiatantiou Of the
Emperor to send her forthwith up The,
Wapsininicon as lar a. Independence, TO
procure me@of' HELrMAS's Fifty Cent
Tea, hisDollAr Ladies' Bots, anda full
supply Sof Dry Goods, Clothing, &c,
,hsoHELLMAS sells SO cheap