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LOOK HERE!
One of the Best Plantations on
Tugalo River for Sale.


HNllE subscriber offers for sale his WELL.
Il KNOWN PLANTATION. lying above
and below Jarrctt's Bridge, on Tugalo river,
containing
One Thousand Four Hundred Acres.
There are Two Hundred Acres of excellent
Bottom Land, as to the fertility of which it
IS unnecessary to say anything as it is well
known that it cannot be. surpassed by any in
the State, The remaining twelve hundred
acres mostly woodland.
There has been recently erected commo-
dious Cottage, of the most approved and mo-
dern style, on beautiful cminence. within
two hundred yards of the river. This, to-.
gcther with the salumity of the climate pure
water and fine land, make this one of the
most desirable places in the up country
Churches are convenient of PRESBYTERIAN,
Methodist and Baptist denomination. The
tract will be divided to suit purchasers, pro
yided ID all can be disposed Of at one time.
VIII be sold with tho place, ifdesired, Corn
Fodder and Wheat. Also, stock of all kinds
y yen wanta f" Home sweet Iuma." YOU
had better apply early, or you nlny loose n
bargain, as such places are rarely in market
Possession given the first Of November ncxt
Terms will be made accommodating. Adj
dress me at ''Walton's Ford, Ca" or apply
on the premises.
is r. II. PRATHER.
Nav 3, 1853 ID tc
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N Z w GOODS
AT
Pendleton, South Carolin

Pendleton, South Carolina.
d. SMITH & CO would respectfully
e. inform their patrons and the public
generally, that they have just received and
are now openingat Pcndleton under tho
FARMERS HALL,
ANEW aud complete assortment of superior
Spring and Summer Goods,
Consisting, in part. of splendid variety of
Lawns, Calieoes, Mushns, Gimghams Robe
Dresses. Baregcs, Tissues, Black and Col
orod Silks.
Jaconet, Corded and Swiss Muslin;
JaGonet and Swiss Edging and lnscrtngs,
Flouncings, &c.;
Embroidered. Swiss and Lawn Collars;
White. Brown and Fancy Linens;
Silk, Cotton and Lisle Rose;
Silk, Kid and Cotton Gloves;
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons, Flowers and
+ Rnshes; Ss
SIX Mantillas and Hoop Skirts,
Boots and Shoes Of alI sizos and qnalities,
Aats aud Caps, a good assortment; together
with the usual variety of other articles. All
ofwhich will be sold low for cash.
j. D, SNiITII q co.
May lu, 1888 43 If
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10 -YMl GfNE AL

Married, on the goth instant, By Rev. eide
ON Ellis, MIR. PRiER ALEXANDER, Jr,, to Miss
VICTORIA CorrRELL all of Pickens ,f.s
On the Goth instant, by Rev. VIC. Muuia-
nix, JoHN c. Whitfield. Esq, to Miss SUSAN
FINLEY, both of Anderson village
On the 2Oth instant, by Rev. John Corn, Mr..
WM j. NEVILLE, of Clayton Ga, to Miss SAL
LIE r., daughter of Maj Josiah Carter, of fTowncs
county, Ga.
On the 27th inst by j. F.. IIagood, Esq,
Mr.. JOHN HAWKINS to Miss CARoLINE DoDp'
both of Pickons.
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FOR THE SENATE.

gsGh Many of the voters of the District are
determined to support Col. a. p. CALHOUN
for the State Senate, at the October election,
HG8y" The friends of Con. F. ~ GARVIN
announce him candidate ior the State Senate.
at the ensuing election.
Bel~ The friends ofELIIIU II. GRIFFIN,
Esq. respectfully announce him II candidate
for the Senate, for Pickcns district, at the
next election.
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Consignees at Anderson Depot,

Maxwell IS, j Adgcr C Randall, r A
Maxwell, j n Whitner, Dir G Ritz, L G Car
pcntcr, David White, England, B & Co, j 4
Sloan & Co, White & III, Mrs S Warey, ID
Rcnno, Ford, J Il Co. lIumburd, IL & Go, G
Riccke, j Golden, w S Sharpe, j V Moore.
Dendy & p, Il Roper c G Langston, McGec
& I, A o Norris. j Z Cook. S Il Maxwell L
Benson, j b Z Sloan e CO. S & Il w Brown.
} B Sitton, j w Harrison. 7 Arnold & Co,
Blue r r r, Osborne & IL, S Il Brown & Co.
J Il Dawson, W. Speed j d Ashmorc, j w
Glenn, Israel Brusscl, w II D Gailliard, NJ
Isrcal, j p Peod, Brown, Vandiver g. Co,
Moore & PeytQn, Sliclor & Sttibling Sullivan
Sloans, j Ill Voight, IL l. Jcifcrs, Issertell
Norman, Benson & j, Mrs Pickens.
f. RICE, Agent.
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Q a NDOD a Tg 8
FOR CONGRESS-:

Esy~ COL. r. O. p. VERNON, ofSpnrtan-
burg, is respectfully announced as q candi-
date for Congress, to succeed Col Orr.
pa" The friends of COL. JOHN ID. ASH
M0itE respectfully announce him u candidate
for Congress, at the next election.
Boy" The friends &C COL. l.. p. JONES, of
Greonville, respectfully present bis name to the
Congressional District, in place of Col. ORR, who
declines q re- election.
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MO- ENHCbI.
Slate Of SOmth NarOlima.
IN EQUITY--pICKENS
Bill for Partition, &c.
James Rogers
yg

VS. : DlII Tor FartitiOn, &c.
Edward Rogers, ct. ais
L appearing to the satisfaction of the Com
L missioner that Edward Rogers Temperance
McWhorter, John McWhortcr and wife Sarah,
Wilson brennan and wife Prudence, Amos Rob-
inson and wife Nelly, Hugh Rogers, and tho
heirs-at-lNw of John Rogers, to Nit: - Rog-
ers. his widow, Emerson Black and wife Eliza
beth, - Moore and wife Sarah, james Rogers,
Zachariah Rogers, William Rogers, John Rog-
crs, and David Rogers, defendants to complain
ant bill of complaint reside beyond the limits
OF this state on motion of Norton, complain
ants solicitor, it is ordered that the absent de-
PENDANTS above named do scvcraIIy appear in
this honorable court and plead, answer, or de-
muir to the said BILL within three months from
the publication hereof, or their consent to tho
same will be taken by an order pro confcSso.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
Com'rs Office, March 80, 1853 3m
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Head Quarters.
FTRST BRIGADE. s.

FIRST BRIGADE, S. C. MI
Order No. : GREENyILLE. S. G.
=" w. HOLLINGSWORTH having
wv been duly elected Mpj6r of the lst
Battalion. 5th Regiment, S. G. NJ, and COM
missioned,, he will be obeycd and respected
accordingly.
BY order of Brig. Gen. w. X. EASLEY.
II. LEE THRUSToN, Brigade Major.
May 20, 1853 AS o
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E%T'EEE

APPLICATION will be made to the Gommis-
"A sioncrs of Roads, at their next meeting, for
leave to change the public road leading from
tPickensC ii. to Cashier Valley by leaving the
present road ae or near Dryman hill, four miles
from the former place, and connecting again at
or near Stamp Greek; dlso, such other chan
ges as may be thought necessary.
May %, 1853 45 3m
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Nomination.

MR. EDlTOR Seeing at this carly day that
ItI there arc various candidates Offering their
services to fill the different Offices of our Dis
ti1et, we suggest the name of Rev. j. r. HUN
NlCUTT as candidate for Tax Collector at
the ensuing election Wo nall on him Ia rive
us an answer through tho "Courier, ut All car
~ day rs practicable, whether he will be a can
didate or not. Vox poprtI
May % 1853 AZ
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Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods.
MFRS. EH. KNESE

Ill AElNG just returned from New York
oilers worry handsome selection of
GOODS to her friends and the public in gen.
cral' She rs able to sell them at very low
prices, having selected them from tho largest
Wholesale stores in New York Articles of
every kind--DOMESTIC as woll as FANCY
GOODS. Also Laces and Bmbroderies Of
every description, which she particularly re-
commcnds to notice, as they were selected
with great c1. and at prices that will alone
be temptation. Her MILLINERY she
will not speak of, as the Northern styles are
too we'll known to need recommendation. -
Her variety is very general and cannot fail
to please both in quality and price 10 bo
convinced of which you have only TO call at
an carly day on
MRS. III. KNEE.
WaIhalla. Nav 5, 1858 10 If
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a.. f.. M.

A n EXTRA COMMUNICATION OF
IA Kcowce Lodge, No 70, A.. f.. NJ.
will be held on Wednesday evening 2d June
next. at n p. ". Brother A. G. 7MAcKEY,
tic Grand Secretary and Lecturer, will be
present. The Craft will take due notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
BY order of RoB'r. A. THOMPSON, w. NJ.
IL. IL. LAWRENCE, Scc'y.
May % As
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ST.. LOUIS, May 1.-THE Kickapoo cores
pondent of the Republican says that the ban
dts IN the ncighborhood of Fort Scott num-
nertwo hundred and fifty, and are commun-
ded by the norious Captain Montgomery -
They are thoroughly armod and mounted ON
ileethorSes. and DEFY the United States troops
swearing that they will not be taken. Up-
wards of one hundred and fifty families have
boon robbed and driven by thcminto Missouri
= Three hundred troops, comprising the first
detachment THE Seventh Infantry. left Jof.
ierson Barracks yesterday for Leavcnworth.
Cen. liarney arriyedat Leavenworth on
the 18th inst, and Secretary IIadtnell left
for Utah on the 18Th.
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Estate Motice.

MfOTICl is gison that d FINAL settlement
IN ofthe Estate Isaac AndersoB. Jr. de-
ceased, viii be made before the Ordinary, at
piekensG. II, on Monday tho 2Sth day of
June next. All persons indebted to said es.
tate will mako peyment, and those having
demands 8jH repder them to me, legally at
tested, by that tinlo,
RsLI HUNT, Admir-.
March 60, 1853. 81 4 Sm.
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yesTaCE

) hcreby givon that will not be rcsponsi
u bic for any contracts made by my wife
hllzaDeth Lewis, and hereby forYarn all per-
sons from harboring or assisting her ON any
pretence whatever, as the law win bo ri,iI-
iy enforced against them.
LEONARD LEWIS. "
May 27, 1858 AZ %S
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OBJ 7fWMRW.

DIED. in the Lunatic Asylum, at Columbia
on the list May, instant, MILTON SruBDLE-
FIELD, of this district.
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state OF south Carolina,

IN EQuIrY--rICKENs.
fN VS. eu""n LOT hoheI,
Preston Mckinney, ct. ais. &c
4 appearing to the Commissioner that Preston
i Mckinney, one of the defendants in this case,
resides without tho limits Of ihis, State: on mo-
ton of larison, for pctitioner is ordered that
the said absent defendant do oppear and plead,
answer rdemur 10 the petition He'd in this case.
within three months fromtho publication of this
rale, or the said petition will be taken pyo con
fssso as 10 him. ~
RoBTr A. THoMRsoN, c,p.r.p.
CqmFs Once, March 20, 1893 3m
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Something New at Old Pendleton
GROCERIES, GROCERIES.
YIIE UNDERSIGNED have established
Il at this place, a
HaNAiay Grocery Store.

with GROCERIES, at Anderson prices Our
terms being strictly cash or its equivalent,
enables us to offer inducements not to be
found elsewhere. 1t is useless to enuncrate
our Stock suffice it to say, we have COM
plcte Stock OF all kinds Of GOODS usually
kept in q Grocery Store.
We will barter or pay the highest cash
price for Produce, and the usual articles of
home manufacture and barter.
All we ask is u fair trial.
JOHN II. SLOAN & CO.
Pendleton, March II, 1853 34-tf
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E:$s sJ!igg.2 S:,alz.gs iGss Gs TSsls.slt
Blue Ridge Railroad Company in So. Ca,
APRIL %, 1858.
CUDSCRIBERSt to the capital stock of this Com
y pany arc hereby notified that tic FOUR
TENTH AND FIFTEENTH INSTRUMENTS
upon the first Subscription, and FIVE PER
CENT. upon the amount of the second Subscrip-
ton, are required to be paid follows: Tic
Fourteenth Instalmcnt and fv, or cent OH Sc
cond Subscription on the ODD Juno next; the
fifteenth Instalmcnt on the 22d July next.
BY order: VIM. Ii. PERONNEAU,
May II, 1853 AZ 10
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MEpicAL COLLEGE. consequence ofthc
designation of DR., Goddngs as Professor of
Snrgcry, and DR.. Dickson as Professor of the
Institutes and Practice Of Medicine, DIR. j. j.
Chisolnl has been elected 70 the former and
Dr. T. G. Gailard to the latter chair i,f the
Medical College of South Carolina, at Charles
ton.
The following gentlemen have been cleo
Tho Hon. a. p. EIayne, VIM. j. Gnvson
Nelson Mitchell, Es9s, Col Wade Homnton
and Hon. John L;Manniug.
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FOR TAN COIL.ECT0R

RlsiFH The friends off. w. L., CARY respect
fully announce hima candidate for reelection
TO the Office OF Tax Collector, for Pickcns dis
uict, at the ensuing election.
y".The friends of H. CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him a candidate for Tax
Collector, at the next election.
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j. II, VOIGT,
State OF South Carolina,

PIoKRSs DisT--IN THE COURT OF COMMON Pleas
DicdFich Biemann) } Foreign Attachment,
ys Norris, H. & Pullia,o.
Hcndriek y Ledford. Plf' $ .Att'ys.
. w liEREAS, the piaintiff did, on tile 18th dav
w Of May, 1853, fle his deelayaIo, .
the dcfeadants whc (asitis sait) arc absent from,
and withouttbe limits Of this state. and hoye
neither wife nor attorney known within The soy8o
upon whom Q copy of fle said declaration might
be served; II is ordefed, therefore, that tho
said defendants do appear and plead 10 tho said
declaration on or beeS afeslsth s98ssef Nay
1859 otheswise, SUD ma s6dgoaskkt
will then bO given and sst th q
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PICKENS ACADEMY,

FHNIE TRUSTEES of the above Institution
Il take pleasure in announcing to the pub
lie, that their School is now open for'the re-
ception of Students, under the supervision of
an experienced Teacher, WM. NJ. HEATH,
Esq. Rates of Tuition for the Primary clasa
Sc 90 per session of five months. For Cram
mar, Geography, Philosophy, Composition,
and everything pertaining to an English Ed
ucation, So per session. For the Languages
and the higher branches of Mathematics,
SO 90 per session.
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From Washington.

uent 10 protect Anencan vessels from Brit
ish cruisers, was passed
The bill admitting Oregon as a State was
passed.
The bill for running the boundary line
between Texas aud Mexico was passed.
Mr.. Swim introduced a resolution, which
was adopted, for the adjustment of Difficult
ties with New Granada, Mexico and Cen
tral America, arising out ofrecent outrages
in these countries OH citizens of the United
States.
In the House. Mr.. Wright, of New Jer-
sey, (Dem.,) was elected door-keepcr, in
place of Hackney, dismissed.
The Civil Appropriation bill was discus
scd 1t appears that the Committee of
Ways and Means have reduced the amount
asked for from upwards. of $500, 900 to
about 81, 100000.
WAsnINGToS May 10.-In the Senate. to-
day, the bill for the repeal of the Fishery
Bountics was passed. by vote of 80 to 25.
In the House, a resolution of inquiry of the
President relative to the transfer of tho Sloo
grant was adopted. The Appropriation bills
were up for discussion.
Mr.. Boyce, of South Carolina, has made am
important report in favor of II modification of
the tariff ignoring the policy of protection.
The Government asks q new loan of fifteen
millions for ten years.
WAsHINGToN, May 20,-In the Senate
to-day no new business Of general interest
was introduced nor any definite action tai.
kcn-on any business before that body
The Hon. a. p. Hoync, the recently ap-
pointed Senator from South Carolina, ap-
pcarcd and was sworn in
In the House the civilappropriation bill
was passed.
WAsnINoroN, May 25.,-T'he Ohio contcs.
ted election has been decided in favor of Val
landighan.
New York, May 23,--The ship Globe
has arrived from New Orleans, leaking at
the rate of eleven inches an hour.
The John Howe was boarded ut Sagua
lc Grande, by boat from the British war
steamer Buzzard; and an examination of
her papers demanded. At the same port.
Capt. Bartlett, of the ship Clarendon bound
to New York, was ordered to show his pa
pcrs and hoist his ensign by the Captain, of
the captain of the Buzzard He refused,
and was thereupon boarded with a hundred
men, after the firing of several blank car
tridgcs. Capt. Bartlett still refused the
demands made upon him, and the Captain
of the Buzzard left with his purpose upac-
comphshod.
The U. S, vessels Watcrwitch and Arctic
are to sail for the Gulf Immediately.
New YORK, May 17.-Thousands in
this city were to-day profoundly shocked,
as no doubt your readers Will be, at hearing
OF the suicide of Henry William Herbert.
The reading public have better known him
for years as an author, under the non de
Ptan'e OF Frank Forester. His reputation
as the author of "Field Sports" "Fishing,"
and some other works, was .cnviable.. lie
was an Englishman. Domestic infclicity
was the cause of the act.
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FOR MAJOR

Ds9tr The friends of Capt. d. T. DOYLE re-
spectully announce him a candidate for Major
Of the I'd Battalion, I'd Regiment, S. C. NJ.
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MELANCHOLY DEATH. kind rela-
tions to the connexions of the deceased
have prevented us heretofore from chroni-
cling u most melancholy event, which took
place on the Albany river enc yeekago to-
day. 1t seems that james NJ. Taylor, ESQ.
who had residedin thiscity foranany years
q son of Maj. Thomas Taylor, formerly of
Columbia, South Carolina, and brother of
cur highly esteemed townsman, Col. VIM.
Henry Taylor--lcft this city in one of the
river steamers on Monday evening, tho 10th
inst, for his home in Conccuh county, All,
ALBANIA, intending to get of at Claiborne.
Whom the boat arrived at that point he
could not be focnd, aud upon search being
made note addressed to his estimable lady
was discovered, stating that he had drown
cd himself.
We oseertained yesterday thata body had
been found by some fishermen near Peairie
Bluff, answering to,tho description Of the
deceased, and that it had been theirs inter
ed by them,
Mr. Taylor was man of high, generous
and noble sensibilities aud impulses, and
has left many friend in this community
who'will hear Of his,untimely cad with
deep regret and sincere sorrow.
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MonIfEs May "a. Aghe Goyernment
ateap,or Fulton has arrived here from Tam
ptco, with dates at that port to the 18th
Instant. The civil war was ended. The
Governments troops having boon reinforced
by thousand mon under Gen. Mciia, at.
lacked the besiegers eg the city aud dispor-
sed them. Iie took the forts, and tho aiy.
er IS now opened
PRINT III IN 1sgTrGrs or GoLD.--A.
father whose son was addieted 70 seme u.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-07

The Inflated steamship Austria. which
was burned in mid-ocean on her late trip
from Hamburger and Southampton to
New York, had on board four hundred
and twenty passengers. the majority Of
whom were lost,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-07


order to show the junior editor of the
Civilian, and the immaculate clique who
have urged him thus to repudiatc former
professions upon this matter, that the
hobby Is but poor one for them to ride,
ace shall make another expose, upon a
subject very similar to this, the details of
which, however, are lacking in every
thing honest or honorable. Though the
Civilian may consider the other very
fine thing to raise smoke about, yet we
opine that It will discover, before we get
through, that in this there is something
else besides smoke something a little
hotter, and good deal more damaging.
A year ago last May, when the late
Mr.. HASTINGS was Treasurer, there was
another tax list published. The Civilian
then protested to be an independent
sheet, but had, under the previous charge
Of Judge TABOR, been strongly averse to
Democratic doctrines. Mr.. Hastings,
therefore, like most of the Democrats in
the county, considered he owed it but
little. and seemed quite willing 70 let the
tax list go into other hands, He accord
ingly entered into negotiation with US for
its publication. Without going into de-
'-sail IN reference ~ tho matter, it is sufi-
cient to say that we urged our right to
bid upon the job, and his duty TO permit
us to do so. We authorized Mr.. THORN
TON to make that bid, but though he was
deputy Recorder at that time, and was
constantly in the Treasurer's Office, he
never received an opportunity to put in
that bid. Judge RoszELL declared that
it must be given to the Civilian. And
why !? Certainly not because OF any
thing it had, up to this time, done for the
Democracy. The reason transpired the
next week after the first appearance OF
the list. The Ciyilidn then announced it.
selfa Democratic sheet, and actiyely aoork-
ed for RoszELL! Was anything lost to
the county, then, Mr.. Civilian ? What
was the inducement which led Mr.. BARN
HART, then Republican to turn his
sheet into rabid Democratic organ
Was there any baraaip and sale Any
barlering Of prind The privilege Of
dipping into the funds 5l1lls~dear peo-
pie, of whose interests you are now so
careful ? But that isn't all.
Not only were We fefused permission
TO bid on the list, and the people thereby
as the Civilian will now have it, defrau-
ded, but the legitimate price for publish
ing the tax list not being sufficient to pay
for this base apostacy. the proprietors OF
the Civilian, were allowed by Demo
cratic Judge, to STEAL ONE HUN
DRIED AND TWENTY DOLLARS
from the Treasury. We say steal, and
we mean it. We ard not inclined to
mince matters in this connection. The
tax list, published in the Ciyilian amour
ted to 1884 lines, and counting 19 lines
a square, which number made square
in the Civilian, would make l32 squares.
The prices ofadverlising in that paper.
as published, were 81 per square for the
first insertion, and SO cts for each suisse
quent insertion. These are the prices,
recollect, for single square. and we give
them the benefit of their fulIes charge
The bill, then, could not have been,
justly. more than the following:
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-07

BEWARE. also, Of lying electionesr-
ing documents, that will be scattered
among you on the eve Of election. Let
no statement induce you to vote against
your principles. It's an old dodge
don't be fooled by it.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-07

BEWARE OF SPURIOUS TICK
ETS! They have been printed. and
will be circulated. See that the name Of
Thomas 8. Wilson is NOT on your tick
ct for the Office Of District Judge. See
that your tickets conform 70 that at the
head Of our columns. l7'st
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-07

Get Your tickets at the Guardian Office,
and you will BE- sure they are right No
charge for them. remember. Let every
township supply itself.