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ARRIVED.


Steamship Columbia, Berry, Charleston, 40 hours with
mdse psssctgers 70 s2onord riestoo 70. Sunday
PM sspal'zed steamships Nashville hence for Charles
Ia; ~ Pm, Eun,sville. hence for Savannah; 6h Pm,
Nsrphis, hence for Charleston
steans bio Roanoke, skinner, Redmond &C. with mdse
sro pa.seI sers IN Horny Ludiam. Sunday lex AN CT
ke,oukn, ,isnsIized steamship jamestown, hence for
Rrhnono, &c.
o. hours With mcse, 10 CroD veil %.
Steamship Chesapeake, Crovel, Portland, IS hours,
With nose, TO "A Crom well h o.
sbip Eep.upe, Peabody liverpool Jure H. with pndse
ard 224 passengers, W n Msrshsl %. June a. lat 81
"a, Ion rs 10, signszed u p ~ steamship Agsmsmuoo;
he s,asss; aa,n. IN hurricane from wsW Is NV, lis,
an entire su OF tss main ard main topmsst croisok
,S .na dSs n fore
Crossed the Ients IN lat 4s saw no Ice.
ship John Boyo, rhomas Liverpool, IS days, with
ncpe and $40 passengers, 70 VIM Tyson
ship Euphrasa, tabfAe Newcastle, Eng, a. days, With
eosl TO Vim Kibby 18th inst, ~ 40, during dense
Fog vent ~hoie 90 the Me~ Jersey beach near sldao
on by Capt Lewis Of wreckpg scbr n johnson, alter
taking cut 3Co coal Che leaking about $500
per hour she was to~ed 70 the city by siesmtus VIM
Bark Golden Rule (of Bc,tcp), Nictsrsou, Mertope,
June g. rassed Gibraltar 10th with fruit and OH 70
ter TN inst lat ss, Ion % 30 sgnslzed ship Eagle Wig
Bark Carpios (of orripstop), Bcpkins, crsb slAad,
June rs With svg,r ard mos s 70 sew on "a ~
BARK Virgins Hi, ~ Jaso, Cubs, July I, via Insgsa
etb With sugar nc, and psesensers, W smith, Jones
90 The ~ bark Celia, for New Yofk, sailed tour Jays
previous psesed Der on the OH 10 Crnked I.and rss
sre Ist met on 81 Jsgo passed brig ereeze ard bark
G K Kane both bound " 80, OF Cape - Nicoia Mole,
spoke Br bark Prince Rupert from Jsmsica Cor london
Brig rsvorita Bailey, kentope, May 81 passed GiDra
Tar Jnno IS with lead, &c, 70 Gomez Walle Co. june
i8 CAGE de Gs ew 30 miles, spoke ~ brig Abby, from
bscers fot Stettn. -
BIZ imsscs Jsne (cf SewporD, Dor, Salt Cay, II, L
dfye. 9Th salt, 70 master.
b'g Cy ne, (Br), smith, Windsor, Nc, IL days, WITH
plaster, y J sWbsn'y sc,
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Port Of New York, July 10, 1883.

CLEARED.
sh'r Re.oute. Freeman, lverpool-willams Guicn.
ship Guy " New York sslses, Liverpool VIA st John,
BID A Kbeslapc a sutton.
ship AessralA (Pru), Gotv rtalk hirsmichi-Funch 4
heincke.
Bark Casoo Mclean, rrp,dsd--G !. Stephenson.
pArk klbs, Pail, Quebec-KurhArdt& Co.
g.rk Peter DsmDl, Hoey, avsnpsh-Demill & 90.
Prg staylsns, COOK, oonsiantinople- Bacon
4 Co
Brig Costa Rioa, Chapman, AspnwaIl-Pansua Rail-.
road 10
Pig King Brothers, Hayes, Aspinwsl-Pcck Church.
Brig Georgia, irost, - chsels Carver Chase
Brig Vim burlington, Weeks, Eizabcthport-A f.ck
4 o.
schr Hsze Hswes. parcelons-Surees, Ccsrmsn Co
sebr Only Daughter. Rogers, Jacksonville psrso,
scbr North state, Horton, Ssvanrah-McCseady, MOI
4 Co
scbr HAWKINS Grnn, Chsrlessou-McCrcsdy, xon
CO.
scnr John Price, Price, Bal,mors-haIller lord Que.
resu.
hchr Es.cue, Bacon, Extraordinarily Abbott
sloop southpor ,Gsdwip, Ne~ Haven-kaster.
Steamer Sophia, lily, rbiladeip hiA.
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As- Al poetoes and Letters intended for the NEW York
H.sAID should bs ssaied.
ALMANAC YoRK-rna
sry Rsxs............ IS NOON Hxvs morn IL OF
sps skrs ............... ~ HOE wArp,. morn 81
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NBio's GARDEN = The alterations made by Mr.
Bro CHAM 10 his famous exsrAvsgspZs Of Columbus
particularly the dton Of the "Gaant French Apsng
render the piece amusing than rhe buresque
will be TO psht by the coneds OF Popoiog the
Question - with Nj Blake In the character OF Mr. Pfm
roee
WAILK's THEATRE, for this time Of the year. continues
10 be ably well attended The admirers OF the
centric fun making NJ Florence, and lively dsshns,
sotie Mrs Florence, evince deterpI alton to witness
c1est Of beir performances, msUer how ofopous
the weather msy be- See to nights programme.
FRENcs THEATRE -Messrs Petit and rhiery. Jr., who
have from the CONNER cement been hsr6 working
hers Of the French dramatic company. 70 have Joint
benefit tins evening, when they Offer "Le Code des
Fenmes "rros Cohtre Une and the military play OF
the "Zcusves I"
AxEScAs KusEuM.-Amopg the MANY extraordinary
necrou ante decisions performed by Wy the wizard
ard veptriloqu,st create Astonishnent aud
eventually afford merriUent than what Ia styled the
"Prclo DC Cbapeau" Wymsn IL TO entertain the people
TO day and night
wooD's MrSsIREIs variety OF popular songs
End buresques for the amusement Of their patrons be
sides the Bedouip Arabs the Pensioners Duet and
the "Guide 70 Stage fer this evening The panoramic
farce Of the "Hudson River" is the closas piece
PALACE GARDEN The encouragement bestowed upon
the grand promenade concerts given nj this des
place Of resort under the direction OF Er rhos Baker
the 10 eer another enter OF
the hind for this eveprg
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONDAY. July 10

MONDAY, July 49, y. NJ.
The bank statement made up this day compares
as follows in its aggregate results with that which
was published last week
VIZ eedrsc Jo1ns Specie. Oircurn. Dey,sis
July H.. 1iel64222 50 ,is4 7246ei6 lo5 ool
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1ese Old enemies, with . view Of Forwarding prcjsoa
which would be Of advantage 10 al parties Tusre
sbouie certainly be railroad from Lesven worth 70 oam
eion The people Of the former city intend mAntsnnS
th'r charaS for enterprise aad business Lsaven sorn
10 Dy fer The srxest town the Nssour above s. LOUIS
and due 70 her citizens 70 have connection WIN NE
East By railroad.
intended 70 push the Hannibal and 81 Joseph roAA
scroes The Missouri into the Northern part OF TINS Ier
tory 70 ourpect with the proposed road 70
therefore becomes matter Of self prosocoon IW soc
citizens OF Leavcnworth 20 inteysect this rosa ~ some
point In Missouri or they viii have rivA on tne
river . fe~ miles above them, which VIII soon oussfp
them In population, trade aud every thing sc
Among ether Improvements, II Is proposed 70 esssoI1n
teleeraphc commupicaton between TINS CITY and booae
Vile, MO. charter fer the oonsructon OF tho line
passed the Iegrstnre last winter, and steps are now
b. tskep 10 oreAu,ze company and proceed With the
work A, Bonneville the line will connect 9TH the line
10 st. Louis 20 thai there w then be uninterrupted
Inc from Kansas all the Fern States II is estimated
that the work can be completed for less than $40 900
II we could be brought into telegraphic CON puui
cation with our Eastern neishbors 1t such COMPARE
lively little expense, there ought not Z, be day lost
in pushing the enterprise through At present takes
two days, and e,ues four get despatch
frcm New York via Bonneville; shereas the connection
from the last Damed place only perfected to this cS
the eoUnuuicaroa WOULD be immediate. Ths dis'socs
for here ~ oorevile Is only tgo hundred miles; all
sorE ihe route there thriving towns capable u lend
ing much ai1 10 the tDterpr and why tue effort should
not he attended with complete success correspondent
is al . loss 70 know.
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The receipts on the Grand Trunk Railway of Ca
NADIA for the week ending June II, exceed those Of
the corresponding week last year by si2s,3H. This
pust be very satisfactory to our Canadian friends.
The deposits and coinage at the New Orleans
Branch Mint for the month Of June, 1858, were as
follOws:-
GOLD DkPOSrTS
California god ..................s SIC 9es 60
Gold from Other sources. .......... 6l6 %
- tn,s2i 81
sTiVKR DEPOSITS.
silver parted from California gold. $40 IS
Silver nom other souroes...... go. 32T ,lhl As
327 800 ca
Total deposits .........,....,..,. .....s3is 195 %
COINAGE
bNVVOV nau uoliefs s.sssonV0D w
In reference TO the anthracite coal trade, the
Pottsville Miners Journal Of Saturday has the fol-
lowing
The trade for the week sums up as follows from
..r;,,c ,.al
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LxAuSwoRrH CRY, K 7 t, July 8, 1853
kss<yysaI mrrOuewe'ts-Fr0posed RaiIroad asd 7sIe
croph LINES, dc.

graph Lines de-
The Legislature Of las, winter promised much In the
way Of public improvements Railroad bills telegraph
bills, and other bills 100 numerous 10 mention" were
passed In number Sufficient for such State New York
Ohio 10 70 the present, ho~e,er but one or two Of
che any odd railroad companies 10 whom charters were
grantee have taken any steps Whatever toward putting
these schemes for the advancement OF interests Of the
Territory into execution.
The Lcaverworth and Fort Gibson Railroad Company
et a, IArronce June last elected their President and
board o. drecors sppouted special comm ssopers 10
srperseoe voc construction Of the road, and then ed
1ourned uopi AueWt No DOUBT many osher CON 1anIes
have progressed s far, but have not heard "a ary
cowpAfy thai has even commenced ia sarveys vel
90 nousn mss more man one Of these companies
buf from eEent appearances 10 M, Vpev ira, snv
practical lood will be accomplished until issa oy lsso
Toe panic Of asi year Which reacted with slch tarrhJe
sc, upon raj rO-d compares generally has t-rAs sv
bta Tie mafks have Dot Al been ob Nr.t@d CO. naomi.
fere therefore, are lille hrnorous entering ,,o
fgasvc schemes until ibey taer nay cI.ar
tbrouen. Renee tie that rx'lrosd companies ber.
tsrdy IN their optrsiOLs In few years IRON, pov
t.eIe ~ ne rcrderu ocsnEo M TIE aspect q arsrs
TIE ft.st C'ssh, snich NJ Low IN universal ov r
AZ fl ricry. wi every where be abandoned and IN
ttFs adonte1 10 = ttesd.
zoe brst rsigcs5 "a 9, via be built from tbs point
Wi.i. o. doubt be ~h'cn viii connect as With me
Isst. When me Hannibal and 81 Joseph road 10 com.
pstsd shall be bot forty niles for the desired
ctssnImssou survey has Gresny Doen nads
y Jessph s.iiS.d ssu, for,y nfss sus s sa
btm here, called Cameron, al5 The orgacWsii
% company ior hc purpose W building ms imp'dart
cffr,ciuu o. feToisy Contemplate. The cSU8try tIa.
v'-sed ~ tte route n zoe best Missouri spa
t'c<y port AID suoug W ~arr1r, the nnee3sie Con
sEua ~ - ne fo'd Heretofore tine border ~Rrarc be
t~een tfsoun a1d kaafas he's served 81 Q dfsVbsck
pyon eriorgres ~hcb night prove ~ great beuoG. ~
Doth -ilipF But r1r lrst reacf ard harmony have hfrt
t@ orpd here thosld " itisssy operation perssB
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Notices Tn Mar1ners.

ADMIRALTY, June %, 1908.
sn-I am commanded by my Lor5s Commissioners Of
tho Admiralty Aoquaut you, for the information OF the
Committee Tor Managing the Affairs Of Lip DIS, mat Com
mspoer Glyn q, OF Coquete, BY letter dated Corfu
June TO- 1885, reports that the 1onian
Cape Bapca, and replaced them with very small ack
Ruoy the outer edPe OF the enoal. CORY.
kCApt g HArsTKD, RN, Secretary Iloydls.
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Al Ipsgua July 6, barss aothschild, of B1eton, W
bbls OIL Messenger, OF NIB, with los bbls-otth DO,
Q cruRe
on rerceira May so, Champion, Of westport, 10
oil: MAi,sp oiseta, Of 90, 10 90, lately taken.
Heard from May 4, 70, Ion 70, CAsapa, Snow, {
with 400 bbs Oil
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-23
ABRAHAM S. HEWITT,
j. O. HEYwoRTH, Chairman.
Secretary.

w FEVER AND AGuE.-This trying
and provoking disease, which fixes its
relentless grasp on the body Of man. re :
ducing him to mere shadow in a short
time, and rendering him physically and
mentally useless, can be defeated and
driven from the body by the use of DR..
j. Hostetter's Renowned Bitters. The
great success it has met with, and the
benefcient results followingits use, have
established it as permanent institu-
ton" We would advise our readers to
procure this valuable specific, and if an
absent friend is afflicted with the Fever
and Ague. or any other nervous disease,
to hasten and procure this much favored
and greatly desired article. A trial is all
that IS needed to prove its many excel
lent qualities.
For sale by Druggists and dealers gen.
orally, everywhere.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-23

In the midst of so much political excite
ment the sick should not be forgotten,
and we take pleasure in selecting from the
numerous remedies advertised to cure
Fever and Ague, DIR. CHRISTIE'S
AGUE BALSAM, which has stood the
test of time and been proven the foremost
of its kind. 1t leaves no aching of the
bones. or darling pains throughout the
system. 1t is not only popular with the
people but Physicians are compelled to
speak in its praise. Be sure to ask for
DR.. CHRISTIE'S AGUE BALSAM, as
that is the only original and genuine
Ague Balsam. All others are limitations.
See Advertisement.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-23
Crowded.

Ey- Our town has been full Of peo-
pie during the present week, in attend
ance upon Court, we presume, though it
is said that they were attracted here by
the report that HELLMAN has the largest
and finest stock of Clothing, Dry Goods,
Hats and Caps, Ladies Dress Goods, DC,
ever brought into this county, which he
is selling very cheap. Call and look at
them, for he says, in his advertisement,
that he makes no charge for showing
them.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-23

The following has the ring of the jackplane
in it all over :-"Strolling leisurely about Uucle
Sans big shipyard at Washington, the other
day, We observed regular hard weather sailor
looking chap from man war, who, in turn
was watching two men dragging a seven foot
cross cut saw through huge live oak log. The
saw was dull the log terrible hard, and there
they went-see-saw, ee-saw-pull push push
pull. Jack studied the matter for awhile, until
he came to the conclusion that they were pulling
to see who would get the saw, and as one was a
monstrous big chap, while the other was little
fellow, Jack decided to see fair play; so, taking
the big one clip under the ear that capszed
him end over end he jerked the saw out of the
log, and giving it to the small one, sung out:
Now, run, you beggare /" i fs4a 4a
Kansas wants new Governor. Gov Denver
having resigned, somebody else must needs be
appointed to that post which has had SO many
occupants during few years past.
bred Scott died, in ST. Louis, on Friday night
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-23
Afflicted for Years.


4 Messrs. Hunt d Gardner-Gcnts Il 4
q wish to make known to the public an ar p
ticle from which have derived more ben
eft than from all other medicines which e.
/ ever used. i have been suffering from :
Fever and Ague and its effects, for the ;.
e last five Years, in which time ! have :
scarcely enjoyed single day of good
m health. until | procured from Your Drug h
" Store a bottle of Dr.. Ch.istie's Ague Bal
NJ sam. In a few days found myself clear
y of ague, and rapidly recovering in health
have net felt a symptom sinceI com Il
e menced taking it, (about three moliths,) !
although constantly exposed to cold and U
G weather. To my friends, and the public
generally, suffering from this disease in D
n any form, ! would say, procure bottle,
= and save health, constitution. and money =
=, Yours, j. b.. GROSCOST.
Above are only Il few testimonials in v
n favor of Christie's Ague Balsam, but
space forbids publishing more, 10 3
Price 81 per bottle. or 6 bottles for S..
B0LLES, SMITH 4 CO.. IA South ).
Water ST., Chicago. Propretors for the S
ri Northwestern States ; also. Wholesale
n Dealers in Patent Medicines generally. =
N FOR SALE BIZ -
N PARSONS Il MELLISH, Independence. !
r. W. WRIGHT, -
& +. w. WHITNEY, . Quasqueton
}. DORIAN, .--.--.. .!-..-.-..-- Delhi.
26-3m
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-23
From the Boston Railway Times Sept IL
The Dubuque and Pacific Railroad.

AT a meeting of the creditors and bond
holders Of the Dubuque d Pacific Com
pany, represented by bonds and claims
to the amount of one million SERENITY. foe
thousand dollars, held by previous notice
at No. Al, Exchange Place, New York,
September 2, 1853, Abraham S. Hewitt
was chosen chairman, and j. o. Hey
worth was appointed secretary. After
free discussion, it was
Resolued, That in view of the present
embarrassed condition of the finances of
the Dubuque & Pacific Railroad Compa-
ny, its inability to pay the interest on its
bonds, or liquidate its floating debt, We.
the bondholders and creditors of said
road. represented at this meeting, hav-
ing considered the plea set forth in the
circular recently issued by the Board of
Directors, sanctioned by the Trustees of
said road, and submitted to all parties
interested, do, after mature elaboration,
recommend its unanimous adoption upon
the condition that the Board of Directors
of said company pass resolution that
should all the creditors and bondholders
accept the proposition submitted by said
Board Of Directors, that the stock issued
in exchange for the mortgage bonds and
floating debt be preferred stock, bear
ing 7 per cent interest per anum, secu-
red upon the net earnings of the road
from Dubuque to Manchester.
RESOLVED, That upon the condition OF
the first resolution being complied with
by the Board of Directors of said compa
ny, we earnestly urge upon all the cred
itors and bondholders not represented at
this meeting the acceptance of the prop
osition.
ABRAHAM S. HEWITT,
j. o. HEYwoRTH, Chairman.
Secretary.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-23
Attention !---Farmers!

= HAVE ENTIRE CONTROL OF A
y y i very superior quality of Russian Winter
= Seed Whedt, IAN article introduced into the
Wheat growing districts OF Russia, which
X has been found to succeed better than any
= Winter Wheat ever cultivated in that ,coun-
4. try From Russia it was introduced into
a Canada, Michigan, Minnesota and Illinois,
= in each Of which it has withstoed the most
" severe winters and the wettest springs to
- the satisfaction of the farmer. 1t produces
- from 20 to 30 bushels to one when sown on
good land. and from its hardy nature will
q not winter-kill or drown out from the effects
ID of a wet spring. 1t may be sown any time
= between the first Of July and the first of
- November. sstt.ssl sss
= PACKAGE sufficient to produce from 5
- to 10 bushels the first year, put up in strong
~ sacks, will be sent to any address on the re-
ceipt of One Dollar, by mail
05 8e..s CIV. VERIFY. p O. Box 1897.
/. 81 Dearborn ST., Chicago, Ill.,
= Dealer in Farming Lands and CITY Pro-
y pcrty Also Lands located ut all the Gov
q eminent Land Offices. with Warrants or
- Cash. Those having Farms or Farming
e Lands for sale, will find my office one Of
the best mediums to dispose of the same.
- REFER TO
d Hon. Jno. Wilson, Comr l. c. Land Dept,
= Chicago.
~ Col. r. j. Hamilton, Chicago.
- Rev. II. N. Bishop,
Is Hon. Henry A. Wise, Gov. of Va
Messrs. Sweeney, Rttenhouse, FAINT 4
q Co., Bankers, Washington, ID. C.
q Hon. George Briggs, New York.
II Hon. VIM. IL. Ross, Gov of Delaware.
8 Robt. Forsythe, Esq. Gen. Fl. Agt !. c.
3 R.R. uh hMH of
q ~ BIN ordering, give your name, post
office, county and State. and the name of the
nearest Express Office. (iyS-3m)
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-23

EN- We are indebted 10 Mr.. LEWIS
HovEY, of Littleton, for an excellent sam
pie of Sorghum Syrup, made from cane
grown by him the present season. 1t Is
of very light, clear color, strongly sac
charine, aud quite too thick to flow readi-
w. We think if Mr.. HovEY had used the
lime water to neutralize the acid evident
in it, that the syrup would, to large ex-
tent, granulate. The syrup itself is the
best we have ever tasted, and is the clear
est and finest we have ever seen.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-23
@ o NJ mrrtial.
independence Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY, By p. c. WILCOX
FLOUR--pm Hundred $3.50.
WHEAT-P bu. 50@55c.
CORN-1p bu. 5000.
OATS-25@3Oc R bu.
POTATOES-New 20@25c. p bu.
BEANS-75c. a$l 90 AZ bu.
HAMS-7@sc. hogs P hid. 4@5c.
BEEF-5@Gc. per 100.
EGGS-i9 doz. &c.
CHEESE-f2 ID. s@lOc.
BUTTER-s@lOc. pib.
APPLES DRIED-ip fb10@llc.
PEACHES DRIED-l5@20c. p ib.
TURKIES--None
CHICKEN S-None
CODFISH-per lib. Sc.
MACKEREL-per ID. l2c. saI.
WHITE FISH-Sc " lb.
SUGAR-Bown, s@lO IL for 81 90; Coffee
los ib for 81 90; Crushed 61a 10 for 800.
OLASSES-65@75c. per gal.
Golden Syrup Soc. Extra gee. u gal.
VINEGAR-30c. " gal.
COFFEE-l6@20 cts.
RICE-i9 tb Sc,
CANDLES-Tallow, Is cts. Sterine, % cts
LARD-l0 cts. Fish
TALLOW.-l0c. ~ ID.
IMPORTED SUGAR CANE sEED.-5oc
per Package.
TIMOTHY SEED-S2,50. u bu.
CRACKERS--P ID 10 cts.
HOPS-40c. per ID.
SALT-2; 7a Dbl. $500.
ONIONS-75c. ~ bu. ~
SUGAR CANE SYRUP-$l 90 - gal.
HAY-s2 ,O0@3,OO IA ton.
HIDES--Green 31ac.; dry, So &c.
LUMBER-Oak, p NJ, Sl5,O0@2O,00; Wal
nut, $40 600 1000; Pine, s45, oO@$5O,oo.
Bass Wood $ls,00@$2o,00.
SHINGLES-$2,0 0@5,00.
WOOD-Oak and Hickory n cord, $500
WHITE LEADS, 25@$3O0 p keg.
FIRE PROOF PAINT-$5,00 f2 100.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-23


LE The executive committee of the
Buchanan County Agricultural Society
have decided to hold an Agricultural
Fair on the 18th and 18th of October
We hope every effort will be made by
our citizens to make the exhibition inter-
esting. Let every signer of the consti-
tuition, and all others interested in the
Society, pay over their dollar, and give
the committee fund to perfect their ar
engagements. Let them remember that
the Society receives from the State sum
equal in amount to that raised by its
members, providing it does not exceed
5000. This sum might and should be
raised by our society, and if it is, then
with the sum received from the State,
the Society will be enabled to make lib
eral provisions for future exhibitions
We hope our farmers and citizens gener-
ally will take hold of this matter and give
the Society their influence and support
now, for now is the time they need it,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-23
Whites Hotel,
CORNER OF MAIN q. COURT SITS,
INDEPENDENCE, IOWA.
I. SHERWOOD, PROPRIETOR.
State Of Iowa,

BUCHANAN COUNTY, IS.
CASPER II. MENNG,) In the District Court OF
vs. $50 said county, September
SYLVIA MENSIG. Term. 1855. ~
TO SYLVIA MENNIG:
You are hereby notified that there will be on
file, on the first day of September next, in the
office Of the Clerk of the District Court of said
county. petition Of Casper II. Mennig. pray
ing for a divorce from the bonds Of niatrimonv
now existing between himself and you on the
ground of Adultery committed by you with
one Hiram Ellison, in August, 1857, and I'M
less YOU appear and answer thereto. on or be-
fore the morning of the second day of the said
September term of said Court, a decree will be
entered in accordance with the prayer of said
petition. G. +. LATHROP,
August II, 1883. 2l4 Atty for plaintiff