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Fifty Acres.
H,otS in NscGaYock

HAVE f'r sale privately, - lots IN McGavock
situated ON Jefferson, Madison, Fillmore Avenue
Florence, Aihcrf Avenue, Hendershott and James
sirscfs, With vill sell n great bsrrafs 17rse
ltsnre nfg some ef the beautiful IN that nd
diten, and g. those of small means, wanting chcap
homes, now il their chance. For particulars call on
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1 BlRGiiN!! A BARCAIN!!!
PUBLIC SALE Of
Two Valuable Farms.

on WEDNESDAY, The sth OF nccen her -
" next. the undersigned viii SCI 10 fhr 80.
highest hifdsf, that valuable Farm William ElSEsA
sun county known a. the wilkins NhiIneld~ -
Farm, eoHianig shout 4oS scres irg 90 Ihe waters
of Trace Greek, which enters Big Harteth n the
vAinity az tie village q Tank, m avids,n county
near the Rgl4na and Ccutreyiiic Turnpike bout IL
miles from Nashville
Persons sisbig o. purchase Invited 10 rxaniine
The isndF apd rcnlis's, aud they viii and farm a
exceeding fertility VI sal, We'll suited for SUCK raising
by ~ sup-fof ada aikn The grow a. ~ blue gross
and ~ bea utifni supply 81 t,nre ~tssck water
Tie snfArlened wlil ., seu t,fhc highest bladder
al the same time and place thar beautiful YARN be-
longing % Mrs.. Layehla Crsiehead containing about
i99 acres apif g the nbop., tract n land Iaih uf
tie-e United Win niale one OF the best stuck
Farms H. IL SIG a. Aiddie Teuuessee
The undersigned has also abort 81 acres 81 finely
Tni.ered woodland. -sshhm = tnies ~ the farm,
whlch Wiil be sold ulih She first ucniinned arm.
II, upon conSgilt-fin with ihtsc who wish o. pur-
chase tho day ~ Sale Il fnund prSfer my Arm
afnraed chance f1r huysng flree beautiful farms
With comfortable dwellings 90 each
fEeEs bands VII ~ Tor sae privately unt Ire lat q
peeeu,brr. FoF Al affirmation ca ca the s5bscrIbeF
living Ia Nashville.
TKi,nS OF sALE.--Onethird Of the parehise money
xiii hs r4aureA ~ eash or mates which can be dis
connted b. hank q days the balance in one. two
tree and lfsur yosrs eesire.i With Interest added
and = hen tlic add Fefahet gniB aiiis paid
JOHN 7. Hill. AgrnL
TAs ahare saIs win be esRauelsd b Ssnre
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T0Rthe year lass tssatcasnzHaAinas sIlsnE -hsuze
"a the arner q Gay Aaa high streets. foF par
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w. T. II. 81 Co. have also inst received
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On Monday, November %. ISIS.

/ WILL. on THE premises. procced % sell To Ia,
Il highest bidder. this valuable Farm Nrhi.h has
been sub iividcd into four tracts containing from ~
% 63 acres each. Upor two Of the tracts flers ar.
me dwellings with all the necessary .,ut houses in
good repair, and upon esch never falling S-p Of
excellent water, with fine falling bold str.ato
running through. two Young orchards Of I,.,rbrs
Armies, Sr.. together with timber The other remain
lng tracts are he vilv ttnberesi with REa hril,,
SITES ana eSce!ient SD, AID never FILLING spring
branch running through them. THIS "a m a. a 4, NJ.
or dlvired, Nill ronlpqre favorshly IA poBt - sol
convenience and comfort with ans n,h,r ti,t a.,
been offered u the public. The Location IN 4, -,
Franklin College. Minerva College tog,.tirr With a.,
churches, makes Il me OF thr most i,si-sf,. 81 -
We know ~ Pcrsoss who desire o. edncst, t,frf-
children, IN hne inStt tiuns aud 90. saeict, r,,-
have chance Z" avail themselves 81 Thar oI,,-t,,
" We world earnestly invite attention 10 tbfs f-,,
orl"r- W. day oi sale, as det,rfnf!ed ~ gl
FlltS nt inc and VIII be eNh.htrt! on ta, 81 sal,
Ithsss Il credit uf L. 5tnd wears VIII, r-o.. ,rt
enlorsei, without interest, and a li.n REFINED
'mntbEsses vii leaN tho Sguare on tb r,,r,, i,,,
OF The sale, Tree Of charge, AMI lne collation. vii
be served up. WI
r. GLASCoCE. Agent.
after The land sale We wit Offer % the hscirs' bid
der Gpon q credit Of months notes wen .Uf,rs,l
payable IN bank, lot Of Mules ard HnrS.s t,,,,,.
the horses IS hne ear old hllv which 80 -
premium at the Lite state Fair the Fastest trot,,
ia harness ''''Ni
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AUCTION SALE OF CLOTHING & DRY GOODS,
Benz. Il. Shields

WILL sell, THIS EVENING, at early Gas light. a
w fine assortment of Clothing, Dry Goods and
Varieties Sale positive and without reserve for Cash
delivery. nov24-lt
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CNXSP-S GAzEVY.
FL SECOND NIGHT OF THE
Celebrated Marsh Troupe. 4

Wednesday Evening, Nov. PA. 1S5S,
Will be presented the romantic spectacle OF THE NAlAD
QUEEN Master q 70. GE MARSH Miss LOUIsE, assisted
by the whole Troupe, render this piece one OF the
greatest attractions of the day Singing and Dancing
Overture by the Orchestra. To conclude with the
Iaughable Farce of the GOOD FOR NOTHING Nan,
I'm which character she is said to be unapproachable
Miss MARY MARS
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Z 4" Brazel Nuts; 20 roo La Rose -
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100 bxs Fire crackers: 10000 EstefIanOni 40
so casks Soda; 10 bbls Smoking Tobacco;
10 " new Rice; so gross Fl. Clay Glazed
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
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-sThe editor seems 10 have exercised catholic as
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We are glad To that he has given every peem en-
tire, as well as in the authentic form"
From the Csicago Press
This is choice COLLECTION Of the finest poems in
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of an extensive library Only a few have the means
to crafty their taste in this regard and Mr. Dana has
done capital service in bringing within the reach Of
all the richest thoughts that grace standard poet
ical literature"
From The Boston Journal. rf
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Land, Stock, Farming Utensils,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. d.
Germ, Fodder, Hay, Sc,
On Friday, IO,h OF December, 1855

Situated The NassriUe and Chattanooga Railroad
at Antioch Depot. eight miles from the city.
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Notice.

500 Notice.
vTTE want - purchase for Cash
w 1000 bushels nricd Apples;
2.gl0 bushels Dried Peaches, pcaled and unpelied;
100 - Pears.
500 new Pea Nuts:
Fer the above we viii pay the highest market pri-
ces either IN Cash Groceries
REEMES, MITCHELL 4 co.
Corner Broad and Summe. streets,
nOvl7-fus Sashv vile, Tenn
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Fresh ArrfNaNS

II AnIES' Kid Crngress Shanghai Heel Caters;
IL do. 5ass Creole Iace Bots.
do. French Leather Creole Lace Boots:
SNYDER 4 FRTZZEII.,
novlT-n No. n Public 81 are.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-28

EF The returns Of the recent cleo
ton in our State, come in with their usual
slowness. and we are yet unable to give
a full report. There is no room to doubt,
however, that the Republicans have
swept every thing. The Dubuque
Express d. Herald, Democratic organ,
grants this much. 1t says there can be
no doubt that the whole Republican State
Ticket has been elected, and also both
Republican candidates for Congress-
The Times has returns from all but sew.
en- counties in this Congressional district,
which figure up majority for yANDE.
YER OF 2,546, only one county of the
seven to hear from was Democratic last
year, and there is no doubt that VANDE-
vER's majority will reach $500. In the
lst dictrict the contest is somewhat
close, but CURrIs's election is conceded
by some six hundred majority.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-28
Important to Lawyers.

An error in printing occurred in The
Sd See. of chapter 26 of the laws of 1853,
IN relation to exempt property of non
resident debtors, materially changing
its effect. The following extract and let
ter will explain the error: N re
# Lars 1855. Chapter 26. = ''h
SEC. 3. That when any debtor is abou,
TO remove out of the State, de-. the
creditor shall be entitled 10 and allowed
a writ Of attachment against such debtor
non-exempt by law from execution, from
seizure, DC.
LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
Messrs Plumber and Fan Hosen--
Gents ~ Your communication of Sept.
90. was duly received this day.
The word non-exempt. as printed in the
acts of 1855, is a mistake Of the State
Printer. The original enrolled law reads
Now exempt, instead of non exempt.
~ Yours, respectfully.
ELIJAH SELLS,
e Sec. of State.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-28
STEAMER KATE CAssEL, J
Oct. 10th. A. d. 1858. {

On the trip from Davenport to Du-
buque, the passengers of the steamer
Kate Cassel called meeting, G.. W.
Lewis of Bellevue, was elected Presi.
dent, i. +. Gillian Of Dubuque, Score.
tary, when the following Preamble and
Resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas, We, the representatives ol
the several Subordinates to the Grand
Council Of Royal and Select, and Grand
Chapter Of Royal Arch Masons. and
Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment Of
/. o. O. r., Of the State Of Iowa, in 90
ing to and returning from the annual
meetings Of the above named Grand bod
les, it was our good fortune to take pas
sage on the above named steamer, and in
consequence Of the courtesy and kind
ness extended to us by her popular COM
mander, s. E. Gray, and gentlemanly
first and second clerks, c. G. Hargus and
John Stonebrake, and in fact every one
connected with the boat, therefore,
Rcsolped, That the thanks of the UNI
dersigned are due, and are hereby ten
ucfcu W Tic dUOvc HdIicu OllCcFS, ouu
we cheerfully recommend the Kate =
capt Gray and Charley to the
travelling public. and can assure all who
take passage on her, that there will be no.
thing wanting on the part Of the officers to
make her the Home of the Trooeler, that
this trip will long be remembered by us
with qualification, and we shall ever look
back to it as one Of the most pleasant Of
our lives.
RESOLVED, That the foregoing preamble
and resolution be presented to the follow
ing newspapers for publication Du-
buque Times and Express q Herald.
Clayton Co. Journal, North Iowa Times,
Anamosa Gazette, Maquoketa Excelsior,
Delhi Democrat, Jackson Co. Journal,
Buchanan Co. Guardian, Lansing Mir
ror. Fayette Co. Pioneer, Davenport
Gazette, State Democrat, and Weekly
EuraEa
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-28

=. GE- EMERsoN's MAGAZINE AND Pur-
MANS MONTHLY for October, has been
for a week or two upon our table, but We
have not, heretofore. had time to note its
merits. The publishers, however, an.
nounce that but one more number of the
Magazine will be published. twill then
be superseded by new illustrated Mag
zine, to be called the Great Republic
Monthly, which is intended, so the pub.
fishers say, to be superior to anything
ever before issued in this country. The
general scope Of its character can best be
understood by its name. 1t will be thor
oughly national, in no wise sectional or
sectarian, and wholly impersonal. Il
will offer to the writer's and thinkers Of
this Union common field, where they
can meet on the highest ground of CO.
temporary literature. It will aim to gath
er abont it every variety Of intellect
The list of contributors given comprises
the names of almost every writer promi-
nent in American literature. Terms =
Single copy, one year, So g copies, S.
s copies, $40.
GoDEY's LADY's Book, for November,
also reached us in proper time. 1t con.
tains beautiful steel engraving, entitled
the "Innkeeper's Daughter" one OIL
Godey's unriyalled fve-fgure fashion
plates, a beautiful cottage plan printed in
colors, II pretty embroidered reticule col
ored, and some thiry-two designs fol
dresses, embroidery, DC. We had long
ago thought that Cooley had arrived al
the acme OF improvement in this depart.
ment Of his magazine, but every number
shows an advance, until now each mum
Der is worth, for any lady, almost the
price of a years subscription. We would
be willing to guarantee to any lady who
subscribes for the Book, double the price
of subscription, if she does not acknow
ledge it to be worth to her several times
its cost. Three copies one year for SIS.
ARTnuR's HOME MAGAZINE, notwith
standing the hard times, has increased
in circulation and of course in popularity
1t is the cheapest Magazine, considering
its qualities, published in the country.
Single copy, one year, So. a copies, one
year, S..
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-28
Proclamation by the Governor.

WHEREAS, the Commissioners appoint
ed by the Act of the Seventh General
Assembly of this State, entitled !" An
act to'incorporate the State Bank of Iowa. y
approved March goth A. D., 1858. 10
carry into effect the provisions of said
act. have, by a majority of said Commits
sioners, to wit: Ezekiel Clark, G.. II
Booth, E. H. Harrison, j. w. Du..on,
w. J. Calling, Elihu Baker, w. S. Dart,
and Edward I. Edgington, certified to
the undersigned, that the following
Branches Of the State Bank of Iowa, viz :
The Iowa City Branch of the State
Bank of Iowa. at Iowa City
The Muscatine Branch Of the State
Bank of Iowa, at Muscatine
!. The Branch of the State Bank of Iowa
at Des Moines, at Des Moines 49,
The Dubuque Branch of the Stale
Bank of Iowa. at Dubuque
The Oskalcosa Branch of the State
Bank Of Iowa, at Oskaloosa
The Mount Pleasant Branch of the
State Bank of Iowa, at Mt. Pleasant;
The Keokuk Branch of the State Bank
of Iowa, at Keokuk
The State Bank Of Iowa, Merchants
Branch, at Davenport Il
+ Have been formed and duly organized
according to the provisions Of said act /;
that their stockholders. directors, and Of
ticers, respectively, are men of RESPONSE
bility and integrity, entitled to public
confidence and that said Branches are
lawfully entitled to commence the busi-
ness Of Banking under said act:
Now, therefore, be it known that l,
RALPH 7. LOWE. Governor of the State
OF Iowa, being satisfied that said law has
been in allrespects complied with. do by
this, my public proclamation, in accord
ance with the provisions of said Act, set
forth and declare that the above named
Branches Of the State Bank Of Iowa are
respectively authorized to commence and
carry on Banking under the provisions Of
the Aforesaid law, at the places seyerally
designated in their Certificates of Asso-
citation.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
- set my hand and caused the
s. great Seal Of the State Of Iowa
to be affixed. i.
- Done at Des Moincs, this 18th
day of October. in the year Of our LORD
one thousand eight hundred and fifty
eight and Of the independence Of the
United States the eiyhty-third. and Of the
State OF Iowa the twelfth. = IS asa !. 8e
by the Governor, RALPH p. LOWE.
ELIJAH SELLS, Sec'y Of State. -
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-28
News Items.

Ira Stout the Rochester murderer, was
hung at that place on Friday last. He
was firm and composed throughout the
ceremonies upon the scaffold.
A Mrs. Twiggs was executed at Dams
vile, Pa, on the same day. for the MUIR
der of her husband. She died protest
ing her innocence.
The assignment of the Illinois Central
Railroad was lifted on Friday, and the
company has resumed payment in full
The Supreme Court has ordered a
stay of execution in the case Of G1Luck,
who was ordered to be hung on the 2sth
inst, for the purpose of considering tie
application made by his counsel for new
trial.
Mr.. SHAW. the postmaster at Anamo-
sa, has been arrested on the charge Of
robbing the mail. He had a preliminary
examination before the United States
commissioner; at Dubuque, who held him
to answer in the sum Of $4,000.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-28
THOMAS SHERWOOD.

On the Goth day of October, 1853,
personally appeared before me, a Justice
of the Peace in and for Buchanan coun-
ty, Iowa, CALEB CLARK, who being duly
sworn, doth depose and say, that the
article published in the independence
Eagle newspaper, under the head Of
" Chronicles, of the date of Oct 25, '5S,
SO far as it relates to THOMAS SHERWOOD,
is totally and entirely false. Deponent
further says, that Mr. SHERWOOD was new
.er in his house to his knowledge, that he
never offered this deponent any liquor,
that he never drank with this deponent.
and never in any manner attempted to
induce him to partake of strong drink
for any purpose whatever, that be never
accompanied this deponent to any place
for the purpose of procuring liquor. or
in any manner invited me so to, do
And further this deponent saith not.
CALEB CLARKE.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this 26th day of October, 1853.
w. CHANDLER,
Justice Of the Peace.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-28

FUNERAL MARCHES TO THE Grave
The following extraordinary example OF
eccentricity is related by Swedish jour
nal DIR. Rhuders. physician, has set to
music the palpitations and irregular
beatings of the heart of female who
is patient in the hospital at Upsal.-
This disease. written in musical notes,
with quavers and semiquavers, forms,
says the journal, a kind of waltz, and
is one OF the greatest curiosities in patho-
logical anatomy
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-28

Atthis Office. in payment Of subscrip.
ton or on account, Twenty Cords Of
Wood and Five Tons Of Hay. We hope
those who have promised to pay US in
Wood and Produce. will not delay any
longer in doing so. Our terms require
advanced payments, whether made in
cash or produce, a fact which we hope
our friends will not overlook.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-28
ES-J ]. CLANCY JONES, who was the

re- j. CLANCY JONES, who was the
most contemplate in his subserviency to
the Administration, in the Lecomptot
business. and who has been defeated IN
the late election, though running in one
of the strongest Democratic districts in
the United States. has been rewarded for
his traitorous conduct, by Mr.. BUcuASAN,
with the mission to Austria. Whatever
timber the people have thrown aside as
utterly unfit for use. seems To be greedily
grasped up by Ten Cent Jimmy" and
used by him for the very pillars of the
Democratic political temple.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-28
Ey- We are indebted to our tow

Ey- We are indebted to our towns
man, Dr.. WARNE, who was delegate te
the recent session of the Grand Rova
Arch Chapter of the State of Iowa, held
at Kcokuk, for correct list Of the off
GERS elect of that body for the ensuing
year. They are as follows
E. W. Eastman, G H p; G.. H. Booth,
d G Fl p; Kimball Porter, X VIM.
Leffingwell. G s; M. L. Williams, G
Treas. w. B. Langridge, G Sec Rev.
G. w. Teas, G c.; Caleb Lamb, G CHI
O. S. Mcneil, G p S; G. M. Seaton, G
h A G.; John Chapman. g M Sd V
George Warne. G M2d v; jill Brown,
G M LIST v; VIM. johnson, G Guard.
The next Grand Annual Conyocation
is to be holden at Dubuque, the Sd We'd
nesday in August.