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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-10

that 20 good . man and 80 kind a mssta,
should be killed, that for q while thew had
never thought about ns :; and the peopIg ont.
side imagined that we had come down with
the cradle, 30 thus were we left In total igola.
ton for full twenty minutes.
While was watching them below, feeling
very sorry for my poor master, was startled
by wild laugh from COlly, who hogan ma
king catcalls, and yelling as II he was posses
sed Then | knew, Of course, that he was
gone mad.
Even now trembIe TO peer down the SHAFT,
black and sOoty and yawning, and scarcely
less 70 to look outside at the flight Of pigeons
sweeping round at considerable less height
than we were. Then COlIy-thunk God he
was so daEed that he could not see me-calIed
my name three times, a. ] sat fairly csinQinR
in dread that his sight might clear, and with
ghaStly grin, and chewing with his mouth.
he began working himself towards me. /
worked away from him DOiselesSly e. could,
with every hair on my head standing on end.
lie followed me twice round that hOrrid cop.
ing, making most hdeOus noises. and then
being come second time to the rod, he got an
idea in his muddled head that had fallen
over, for he never lost q sense Of where he
was oil through this trying time. Then he
tried to get on his feet; but, at the risk Of
thy own life, could not let the Door fellow
rush on certain death without one more effort
and c'ied out for him to sit down, and he
covered down like whipped dog iii tremb-
ling. ! supposed it had been put into his head
that was dead man speaking to him.
That morning my wife had got letter from
Canada, and M there we're parts We could not
make out, had put It In MY pocket intending
To get our time.kcepcr to read it for me. Il
had scrap Of uncovered paper atthe bottom
and by another good Providence, happened
to have bit of red lead pencil in my pocket.
wrote an the paper, "Gct US down-CoIIy's
gone nad;" this put in u = tobacco box, aud
was fortunate enough to urOp it just at the
feet Of couple Of men who were standing BY
the engine house door.
Directly nil was hustle to rescue US. They
got the kite up again, and watched il mount.
ing SLOW ly-slOwly aud when the slack twine
fell between Colly and myself, took il in my
hand and could have kissed it. Poor COly,
with his teeth chattering, still fancicd was
. spirit, and did all could to favor that idea
until they got Another cradle up to U.s. Then
having got him in, scrambled in myself, and
cutching him fast, shouted for them TO lower;
and 50 we were got down, be wrestling and
fighting with mc all the way.
lie was in madhouse for some months, and
then went 10 Scavcngcring, for he can never
face any height again and ] have never had
the same clear head since that adventure.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-10

LIFE OF PRINTER Printers, il is said, die
ct an early age. This 10 d0utless caused by
the noxiOus effluvia rising from the types, want
Ofexercise, constant employment and the late
hours to which their work is prolonged There
Is no other class Of human beings whose. priv.
leges are so few, whose labor u 70 continuous,
whose wages are 20 inadequate, - priFterG-
IfS TYPO" be man Of family, he u debarTed
Of the privileges Of enjoying their society at oil
times, because his hours Of labor are almost
endless, and his moments Of leisure 90 few that
they must be spent TO recruit Ills exhausted
energies, and prepare him for the renewal Of
his tolls. Poor fellow he knows nothing Of
SOciabilty, and Is shut out from the world rs
. convict in prison cell. Truly he Is in the
world, but knows not Of It. TOil-tOil-tOil,
by night and by day, is his fate, until prema.
ture old age ends his existence. For the ad.
vanccment Of science, morality, and virtue, the
chords Of his heart are severed one BY one, and
when life is run, and time to him Is no more,
he goes down to the grave uncared for and
unknown, though his existence has beeh sac
riticcd for the bcntit Of his race.
When We hear mechanics cry out against
oppression, and demanding certain hours for
labor and for rest we cannot but reflect upon
this situation Of our own craft; how every mo.
ment Of their lives Is forced into service to earn
bare subsistence, how uncOmplainingly they
devote themselves to the good Of that same
public, who wear them as loose garment to
be dOnned when convenient, and dOfied when
no longer needed.
Printers are universally poor men, and for
two reasons The first is-they rarely ever
receive . fair compensation for their services.
And the second is-that Injured to continual
suffering, privatiOn and toll, their purse striOS6
are ever united at the bidding Of charity, and
the hard earned 'dimes" are freely distributed
for the relief Of their fellow men. Thus Il 10
that they live poor, and Il . suitable reward
does not await them after death. sad indeed
must be tho beginning, the existence, and the
end Of poor "typOs". -PriRters' Necs Letter.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-10
Water Cure and MotOrpathiC
Establishment.
> DIR. BARLOW J. SMITH.

DIX BARLOW - 041V6S
~ RADUATE Of the New YeFk Hygie0 ThSTapsutIe Col.
NJ ieKe, has opened first esss Water Cure and Motor
pate establishment In SaerAmeMts In ths large and pleas
! and J..
This establishment the ngst an ths Paaao coast thai
combines al the Advantages o. HyEeic Medication, and
wi y equal 70 any 10 ths Ai.n.s eas:s 9. E.FoPe Dr.
S :: sssTS;' nome w'a: 10 &n'
Those suffering from dsesess Of he Eye. Bsoaehlai nnd
Catarrhal A1ecscns pi1saf.. q " McaI Lsnst Liver
sis, ad6 Aesa cd Fever
Of al types, Pued Bore TFo1t Croap, <crsloas DssaS
es Ples peolAPOus, IuhanEiGn Of he Bowels CfOniS
and Acute DArea, should Try the advantages o. this In
the chances Of permanent jecoveEy.
The aFpangepenls u thes nsuta30n are particularly
adaptsA 70 Ae gsocessia seatmeAs u sasiss dseasS
As1 asgee.saaa cgrSAturs oft!S sElae e.. e. wo
ant Ind Ne - msoleel ne spPNssai sSlen
iaioi Is Fende1 q slsSilcn easy eal SelnTai.
TIsre IN ! OyAAsssn - Lads = HsIl O. gen
HSsCirhO cHEirOAz. HAEaS. . s.lssl.. I. sr.uIsa
ling pelso And VeSssaAls cd 10 ne treat
mems q Rksn9atas aralafA, SasS win y aAnlasssred
70 patleate WiloCG eBl1a ehaeeA
IN I'D s. Z - ~ ~ s S.in c.suI.
b de cSiebFalsa -. eWs = 81 CaunseiIeuG
2! 4 l!@i;et n.1sss ess.tins DAyssaos'ca'
Dr. sni.h u sisss6 sSsis IN aay SAT- Of ne City.
6ill take shaFGs Of ~ kl1ilS 6e1a1sasnL
TE1NAGSs
en- h - per Wesk aecouaa y Ahe aenloa REQUIRED
COnssltAslsns vRRR verbal = ~ lslteF.
Letters Of Inquiry promptly answered. and circulars ssnt
NARIAw 4 ANalPN n N
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-10

A GREAr SHIP CANAL-The Bay Of Biscay
and the Mediterranean are to be united, and
1900 miles to be saved by great ship canal
through the interior Of Spain Its protector ID
Charles Boyd, an Englishman, who has been
allowed two years time for carrying the work
into effect. The canal will be 3S6 miles long.
$40 feet vide Shd'SO feet deep-available GOE
vessels Of the l6fgest dimensions. The Span.
ish Governme1t bears large portion Of the
expepAeA This may truly be called the agC
Of magnificent enterprises.
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OF the immortal Yankee Doodle, It is told
"He could not see the town,

There we're 20 manly hOuser.
But the following story, told by MrS. Prev
it, Of the YGsOO Banner, rather beats tn,
Yankee:
The vivian il handsome boat, and vel
conducted in all its departments One or eve
little incidents occurred which created som,
amusement The first evening We aat down
to tea, the cabin being full Of lady passengers
our seats were half down the table. As w
sat down, the calliope struck up the sOul.in'
spring strains Of the Star Spangled Banner
"Colonel," said We to an old swampcr next us
chow do you like the musicy" IL can't heal
it," he replied, "fOr the noise Of that cOniound
ed thing up there !"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-10

at is a wp@ASs business to look veil. Al
much . part Of .Aer, duty e. any other. Shs
may not be aba . look beautiful, bat L l.
her own fault itSbe be not pleasing. Dress
however, should Be studied a. q science She
should know. 1pf only what Il iashionablA but
what u individually becoming, and what Il
more apprcYriItA 70 different SthShSnk."
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-10

A CARD.-TrOmrted by an honest desIre OF my heart,
IN lWlsh to lay before the public which deserves
high commentator, not only act Of scientific d I
but 81 humanity, ALSO About two yearS ago. suddenly,
and from unknown 10 me, seized with az o.
epry, which, owing to my inability 70 meet the exDehtea
consequent upon Thorough medical treatment, and the
encouragement which met with attempting Il, coon
became such then led 70 beeve) 20 defy the
akin ~ physician. was frequently while 10 pursuit Of
my canG thrown down TO the ground without the blight
warning, and although lnscnsble TO the AEoniss iye
despsed the mserics Of my ie and learned 70 look
upon those who would render me assistance shelter
irOm danger enemies who sought " pFoOng the misery
Ofuy existence. While In this state and having previous
to my Alcon tasted the sweets Of life. more was
induced TO attempt seeking aid Of physician, and By re-.
cOMu,endatOn called on Dr.. L. J. CSapkay. told him
my circumstances aud my inability to reward him for HE
services regardless Of which, however he ct undsS.
restored perfect health. Unable reward him Ior
the boon which enjoy N presentand yet conscious o.
my Indebtedness, consider due 70 myself aud 70 eli
afflicted to make the public, In order that those 10
need NJ medical advice may 0nd physician ln whom eVs
cry confidence eau be placed.
rs MEYER YADLONsEY.
etAte 81 California, County OF San Francisco, as0ub
srrbed and sworn before this let day Of AuRust
A. d. 1855. GILBERT 4. GRANT,
IT, 81 Notary Public.
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A rAnn much 10 debt on his. death-bed
said 70 his friends: III only Sis6 to live till !
have paid my debts" His 6iends commend;
ed the motive Of his prayer, And the sick man
in low tone prOceeded:-"A Aud IL Heaven
would grant me this .hVoF,' I know my life
would Be . long one"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-10

srermatOrrhG or Local Weakness Nervous De.
by low spirits weakness Of the limbs and back,
indspostion and ncApabty for study aud labor dan.
Of apprehension loss 81 memory, aversion 10 society,"
love Of Solitude timdity, selfstrust dizziness, headache
involuntary discharges, pains In the side affection Of the
men, cured without fall by the Justly celebrated Phy.
stefan and Surgeon l.. CxAPKAv. Ills method Of curing
diseases Ia and unknown TO all others, hence he
Iree. Address, L. j. CsGpbOv, H. D., San EFancla6o,
California. =
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-10

The French die for tribes. A pretty girl
near Rochelle committed. suicide, Because she
was scOIded by her mistress for breaking fcek'
cry.
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VIOLIN RTRINGSl
PURE

A FINE ASSORTMENT Of TRUE ITALIAN
PETIT & CHOATE.
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USE ONLY
Pure AGoddCdnea2

The most complete and best selected stock In n Dorado
County Of
Pure Drugs, Medicines, Tinctures,
Extracts, Herbs, Powders, .
Banks, Syrups, Plasters, tLiniments,
Pills, and Ali the Valuable
New Chemicals received and Zoe sas 81 lev pFees By
PETIT & CMOATE.
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harlow ). AlIITH. n. D

re, che PwNlaes -
DIR. SMITH having established arst esss wafer Cars
and ActoTpahIc Tnsttuon In This city, and eng eOai
interest In the success g 6sch Insnilsa AAA upOu
natatel and Esteaal estacRlss 81 - heallng - A
OuGh Physician By manure, we'll - education, and can
assure those who consult him and adopt lis treatment
that they will rejoice In the Inspiration Of returning health
and verify ell that 70 sAIA n HE ISver.
THOMAS HILL,
'e'. r,EAts 81 i'm, Wooster O.
Sacramento, April 80th, 1859. -ftfl
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AND Brandy,
HOF Medicinal Rarposes,-at the
MINERS DRUG STORE.
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Just Received by d. Newbauer.
i HE CHOTCEgT BRANDS % OLD BRANDIES, dIroc,
from the Custom House. among which Hennesys, A.
eelgnettes Jules Robins, nIsqults Trecoches &C., &C.
Families who may want the article for medicinal puF.
pOse can rely upon the above bslng pare and unadats
rated BTAndles.
ALSO.
The Celebrated Golden Whisky,
Heldacks Champagne, and TIE Finest Havana Cigars
Just received snd ebRsalsIOv.a D. NRWDAUER.
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TRnA

Retail Dealers and Physicians
win consult THAR lulssssa b szAmlnins the stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
Oils, window GLASS,
AAd other GOeAS. wAIsA have just been received BY
PETIT & CHOATE.
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CerhhOah

C0r0nGACo,
J. the undersigned, Governor Of Hungary, do testify
hereby that DR L. J. CEAPxAv hes served during the con.
es Cor Hungarian liberty - Chief Surgeon 10 the Hun.
gAPlAn Army, with faithful have
given him this certificate. and do recommend hin 70 Tie
sympathy, attention and protection Of all those Who are
capable 81 apprecatng PatFaIc nesacEAcs and anas-
served mliosFlune. KOeeUTH LAJ0e,
AovsVnOF % Hungary.
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TIA Greateat MaSOrery erMs AOe-GrsGt MessinO to
NInkind-InnOcenf. but FOteat.
DR.. L. J. CzArKAYS ProphilActlcum, (selfdlSinec.inE
nR~na sure preventative against GonOrFha and Syph
ScroflOus 0RngrenOuR and Cancerous Ulcers, Ftid Dis
charges from Vagina, Uterus and Urethra and eli CUts
kAyh ofcc, Sacramento st. below Montgomery, opposite
Pacific Mall Steamship Co.'S Office. AZ incubation 10
preventative against small pOx, DR.. L. j. CsApkayO
PrOphIacticum preventive against syphltlc and 0onoF
rh0Al diseased Harmless In itself possesses the power
Of chemically destroying the syphlc Virus and thereby
saving thousands Of debAuhees from being infected BY
the most lOathsonIe Of all Diseases Let young man
Who health be without Dr. CSapkay1 Prophlac
found convenient to being used soap Price, g.
For sale At Dr. H.. CSarkayI Private Medical and euFRi
Institute Sacramento ST. below MOntgomeFy opposIta
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S OFFICE
Al order. must be addressedtO L. j. CxApka n. d.
San Francisco, California.
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Cali EnrniA Wilma.

CHOICE Article IT California Native. AuRslle6 Car
n "a, and White Wlnes ene II he 0sss 6sAsds
and German Wines, for sSl6 Io1, 81 nt 80
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{ PULUl PULUFP0EUI

4:krR' BAE4kr AHjx5lE::y,
by JxCSS SCChRETnSmlss M
ROcHE6rEK SEDSDrHU srSAG,
No. ITO Jackson a. Snrpoalte Inter- atiOAaI Hotel,
San FRANCISCO
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A run Assortment

-OR-
Jayn0'S and the GrmfIAnberg
MEDICINES,
At the MINERS DRUG STORE.
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ALL ORDERS
Addressed to
PeGt4e GO ChoAe0v
VIII receive PF0mpe aaasaaiaa eaasAsaea uasTenlsd
eli cases, In regard v oaNilay an PViee.
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STATE Of California. City and County Of sen Francis:
ss0n the Stat day Of July, A. D. 1888, before me- Win
O. Jsvst, Notary Public, personally appeArsA D. Dab
lee known "a who, being duly sworn, "a dsPose anA
that the contents Of the card herewith signed b.
him are true.
IN witness whereof have hereunto ses my hAnd and
written. WI. Q. JEWETT,
II. T. Notary Public.
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A CARDs-I, the undersigned, having been undeF
"A the treatment Of Dr. L. j. Caapkay, although unSOc.
sd feel called TO give publicity 70 the efficacy Of hls
treatment hoping that By doing % imay b instrumental
IN preventing others from the fearful suffering and misery
which experienced, and which 70 olsn result from he
pernlcOua practices OF pPernsrs Ny disease has bees
that Of physical and mental debility which loIowsln con.
sequence Of nAScretl0ns In YOUTH Tue Aeones which
endured are perhaps unnecessary for desA they
known 70 those who have experienced tham 0u@ee
70 say that having called the services Of Dr. L. J. CeaDs
kay Into reQulltIoh, all The which may have
formed Of him were more than realised. would there
fore recommend D.. Cuapkay 70 an who nag Cad them.
selves AFFLICTED with that dreadful malady ny OBJECT q e
doing being sympathy for suffering humanity AnaA heart.
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CorksI CorksI Corksl
d usT RDCEIvED, from New York,
=. Ioo.eee Superior Soda Corks:
-, 0A.e10 Superior Wine CoFks;
1909 Crosses Vial CoSko, assorted sizes.
Beer keg COTks, &C., &C., for sale low, BY
n. II. MCDONALD 4 co., Druggists,
189 Street, SacFamsnt0.
DURE LARD OIL. MACHINE OIL, SPERM OIL. anA
Il Rsaned Polar OH, for sale low, by
q. H. MCDONALD co., ..
CsPslWl DrusgSts, 100 street, Ban Franchise.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-08-11

time. and in the right manner. He SOW
ed this year 90 bushels Of wheat, which
he thinks will yield 95 bushels to the
acre. and 80 bushels of oats, which he
thinks will give 75to the acre. ; He has
also 80 acres of corn in growth. He
tells me he was offered $3.50 for his
farm, two years ago. That. we know
was a golden period but there is another
good time coming, and few such har-
vests as the present will speed the day.
II deem it an hour not only pleasantly but
we'll spent by me, and if farmers would
take more time to. associate together on
each others farms, and witness each
others improvements in. modes of cul.
ture and harvesting, in the breeding Of
stock, and of feeding. they would find it
greatly for their interest pecuniarily, as
we'll as pleasant socially. l .a y
49, 4 G.. DICKINSON. :.
Independence, Aug,4, 1850 III
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-08-11
Republican County Committee.

&C." Some changes have been necess-
tated, on account of death and removal,
in the Republican County Committee.
and we republish the list, corrected by
the Central Committee, in order that
some one in each township may consider
it his duty to call caucus of the Re-
publicans for the selection of delegates to
the Convention for the nomination oil
County officers. We are all anxious that
every township shall be fully represented,
so that the wishes of the Republicans 0!
the entire county may be known, and SO
that the country delegates may be free to
make their own selections, conscious that
they will nominate men who can be cleo
ted, and when elected, will promote the
interests of the county, and reflect cred
it on the party. The following constitute
the committee: .raet&f
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
GEORGE w. BEMIs.
81. w. TABOR. f.:..
T. G. BARTLE. ea'5ae.l
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-08-11
Elections.

g 3
re- The Free Soil Ticket in St. Lou.
is has again been triumphantly success.
full. pot tbiie st da~ aiaa 3oH asgi3
In Tennessee, HARRIS, Democrat, fol
Governor, has about 6, 900 majority The
Opposition have elected Congressman in
the I'd, Sd. 4th, 9Th, 9th, and, probably
LIST districts. The Democracy have elect
ed in the 9th, 7th and 10th. The 9th
district is still doubtful. The Legislature
is democratic. q Hi sa@ae't99 T}Hi4ol tn
In Kentucky the Democrats have elect.
ed their State Ticket, five Congressman
out of 10, and have about 80 majority
in the Legislature on joint ballot, secur'
ing Democratic United States Senator
in the place of CR1rrENDEN. In thu
fourth district there is tie vote on Con
gresham. 4a ssa.bggi 5HJ d haE
Advices from Texas represent the Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor as elected
by small majority over HoUsToN.i Op
position. al8f s.fs IS s4east ai8 & sl4I
The Opposition gain one member o.
Congress in North Carolina. e1D -asa
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-08-11
Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over large part Of
the globe, is the consequence of diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm
Of vegetable decay. This cxhaation is evolved
by the action of solar heat on wet soil, and rises
with the watery vapor from it. While the sun il
below the horizon this. yapor fingers near tho
earth's surface, and the virus is taken with it
through the lungs into tho Blood There it acts
as an irritating poison on the internal viscera
and excreting organs of tlIc body The liver be-
comes torpid and fails to sccrcte not only this
virus, but also the bile from the blood. Both
the virus and the bile accumulate in the circula-
tion, and produce violent constitutional disorder.
The spleen, the Kidneys, and the stomach sym
patlize with the liver, and become disOrdered
also. Finally, the instinct of our organism, as
if in an attempt to expcl the noxiouS infusion,
concentrates the whole blood of the body in the
internal excretories to force them to cast it ont.
Tho blood leaves the surface, and rushcs to tho
central organs with congcstive violence. This is
tho CHILL. But in this effort it fails. Then tho
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves tho
central organs and rushcs to the surface, as if
in another effort to cxpel the Irritating poison
through the other great excretory the skin. In
this also 1t fails and the system abandons the at
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of
strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These arc the fits or paroXysms of FEVER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder will of
course undermine tho health ifit is not removed.
We have labored to find, and have found, an
antidOfc 81 = 4 f3 E1iD i Z
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-08-11
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION is
ID sued out of and under the seal of tn,
District Court of Buchanan county,, Iowa
in favor of Nahum M. Fitch, and against tn
goods and chattels lands and tenements o
James Stack, l have levied upon the following
described property, heretofore attached by M
viz. .usi l,e lflgl gtH a84s rua tIiHR
/ Eight acres of. Of the North side of the North
west quarter of the Southwest quarter Of Sec
ton Thirteen, Township Eighty eight, Rang
Nine, West, in said county and State. Tn,
property of James Stack. 5sdI sat aif
Which property as above described, | will
offer for sale at Public Auction, at the door o
the Sheriff s office, in the village of Indepen
dence, on SATURDAY, the 10th day of Sep
TENDER, A. ID. 1859. between the hours Of Min,
o'clock A. NJ. and Four O'Clock p. M. Of said
day, to the highest bidder, to satisfy said exc
cution and costs. WILLIAM MARTIN,
81 iinde 1990- sn ldDs 313d' u"d Sheriff
Sheriff s Office, independence Iowa1f0
August 9Th, 1859. rel Nv
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-08-11
Judge TabOr's Report.

EHr The Vinton Eagle. of the Goth
ult.. in calling upon the Judge Of Benton
County for the annual statement of coun-
ty expenditures required by law to be
published. says it furnished the Judge
with the "model Report made by Judge
TABOR. of Buchanan County, as copy
to 60 by" We have examined quite a
number Of reports made by officers of
other counties, and have not yet seen one
so full. explicit and Ineligible as that
made by Judge TABOR. ''e