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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-02
Din pas reutl6e Nutlifum.

Inter allen erfnbunsen Der neusren 3eit nimmt Sanfrre's Sn.
oisrratpr lrippNl os elm mtloce @bfubrunssmittel oe aud lcbcr
Islnt9snofe pellnlltfl ben erlttn &an9 Gin. @s pmft bauptIahlib
auf DC tebtr. meitbt eurt cen @ebraudp biefer NIepi;in aIer unrei
Zen, Dem Sorptr 10 lbaetthrr S6fte, III ZEN Maoen entlcbiot unr
nu!@ ote 9sirppntIden RanGlc abfubrt. @uh 9elen ilnpsrpduhh-
ttu. SoVebrsnnsn. 9fan9cl an &rpetit &c. Ht rs mad ben 3cuoniNtr
leulenofr ron Mtenlben, mel6e oalelbe nit Grf9l9 aebraudbt baden.
etHe otr ptlIen 9eltmlttel: Der GrfcI9 lit ldnca unb iTdcr.
9reIs per Sloi6e 81 go.
3u YtrfaufeR Bel Qbic II @ros @nctbrfsr
. l47 Main Sir.
Sarben, @!os, Dele II. c9i. %pprrdt8i9.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-02
@eibdfts=SG
&cfmubcr McnIdbcm= SScrffoub.

Sn Setrltt eS rr9ncriifcu 2Settcra, mas ~ T I'M Youfc bic
les 6rNblohre bdttcn uncin 6rQe beifclbu fam man oor nitt
onocre etmarIen, ais eGe esr GhcntIitte @clunebdts;uit ND bes
NNnoee IN Hcrboitnten0Btgcr 9Scie ppn btu 9Gt ~auSbautcn ben
MtaSnlen uo Ter MGlGril leiOen unb IT'D burdb onccre rcrb RI.
lhenetn SpnimcrtrdntbeitCn ~furescbcu wirb. 0oS otl6c gtiebcr
Serbteitct NIB in unNrn Gdnbc ppn A0Gr III Sobr mt6r, uno pcnn
mot 9elbcS 0teter, 10 pire Iciber GbUlcra Sciru Smlle einucbmcn.
olnt Won zen o1Hn @auCniiebcru. DEM SarbuS uno foItcr rmo
Weblelrtbtrn III lcrhelt, Die ltcts ibC 9nlhl Spfcr fr Sos GJrob
trrecrn. IN Setradt bcer Sbatldhcn lit bS bette, mae man
tbrn ram, ete 8qrpersG Is contribution in ibrcn nprmoIcn aufanp an
eboltGn. otnr bic HetcnStraft iu ~seidbrbrn' 8u rieicm gnpc bat
Or. SpitCttr elm Nrlplrot.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-02
0ie Mdrstaae.

SIM Monat Nar; BON a6t : unb sier,ta
Sa gtns einNSSrt.er bur6 Die Belt,
Dds nandcn 9urpurlappen blsi6te
unp inandeu &rpnenreif serlheut.
Snt Ntpnat Ndrj BON reun : une sier,ig
Wars ltiG uno trourjg aG3uma(;
0te Ser ]e bIatsn i6 in 9Splten
unr pibter Rebel lag i'm Sbal.
Der itclse Graum prn G%eutihlano's @r6Be,
Sru uuircr &ueAtlhaft epiaeu 0rat,
@r lhmcttc wieocr Su Den Statten
Nad psuis @unben Idpn biuob.
Si Ntpnat STARS Scn Nnnc ~fiinf,ia,
yStc rirp es pa nm Deut1&lonb Iebn {?
gSlro bis pabiu pom unIrer 6reiGett
aub Die Grinnerun9 perweb'n2
Das 1T elm eiec. aus ben @1rstasen bon IS49,
uno perS 9elun9en bat, bat bic 9ntmprt auf feline
0ra9e nipt ertebt, er parp gu 6ppe 3epeinistiu Tltreid,-
'lhsn Sertern. Glf Sabre finn nun ~psrfp6eu, Gsit
Ole JrSpluttrn in Nien as cine berrlite Srei6eits.
that III Die @eihihte trait. Nm Is. Star, ,ca pe
StueentenldaTt Der llniYerlit1t pur oas Saus Ger
nieoer6ltreidtI6cn Stdnpc, UNI NnIhlub an Deitlhs
lanr, 9rrBIreibeit unp 9ebr- unp 9crnirei6eit bittenp.
er3berio9 Albrett LIEF aui Die @aGr Ieuern uno ais
erttee Spfer ~ltiritr Der 20i1bri9e Stupcnt Seiurth
Sptfer, Hcn elmer Su9cl burh Die Stirn oetrcfcn.
ais CT chen BON einem Drummer Gerab Stupenten uno
Splt belhmpr, mid Su bitten, lpnpern an furbcru.
Sttn Siut entfammte CUR Gtade; iecer Qrm oriff
CUR sSnHe, Die linn am udhteu lag urter tauten.
1urntbaren Sertrunlhungeu wurce bic Qeide ouf Dir
aull 9ctra9en, nnp Die Jtepclutipn mar oa, 6crpi~
rono wuroe ron elmer Population ac,wun1cu Dir
l4parS = rctb : 9plpnc 6ln99e am SGaer Ieiner Raj
lerbur9 gu lhwin9en, mpbet Der crbabene Gntcl Der
pabStnr9cr Gbrdneu Der gtubruns ppcr pes SlSps
inns wcinte.
in DEN lesten Ga9en pes Sttotcr losen Sreibcit
uuo Grrun9e1ihaft i'm bIutiscn Sarae. User rie
Srrtter gum Sarge gctiefrrt unp i'm ~ae,immert mir
nlhet tS: bic unsutlbiepen6tit Der 2inten am !Ncibse
tn9e Der Serratb in Den 9ieibeu Der jreibeitsf1m-
pier; bic @clpeniter 8urAt Der Spiestireer, Der
NaticnaIitatcn Sae uup meBr ais Iace, Der Snrw.
itctbin9tsmuS Der un9drn, sumeilt i9rcs 8crtfutrere
Sphutb, Der pen Sdwabrn in 9Sicn feline Si re brodbte
INN panurb ben erlteu Nfcilrr her rnatbauoiatett
un9arnS ieItit S~rrtriimmcrte.
Settorm blicb es giaht in Den beutlheu 2anbcn
r1p Der peutl6t Sunresta9 tagtr in Jrautiurt.
9Sarn Der Sntn Den Diprgen D%eriinpsn mirp, wcr
tam cS winen ! SSpbl nlOdte co unS ~tepintn, Dan
r0 antrn9e iu 9rauen am l%1criSput, unp po6 Der 6aB
prS pcntlden Splts 9r9cn ~ginpUlecn unp leinc Seaei.
lterun9 lur Die pcutlhe Gbre Gin &urtete pe uoben-
Den Mor9ens lei, menn rrr Sap lA scgcn Die ctar.
mem EYrannrn pcnrct unp pe Sr9ciitcruua lid rcr
6relbett aute9rt; aleiu man fennt Die 0cutldcn uuo
Dat @runo 9snu9 iu fIlrhtrn, rap Der sansr 9nlauf
III cine &amGote a Ia Seireiunsei4laGt in 2cip,is
"erpu1t uno Der Mi&rI lid auis Sbr Icst, ibersliif-
lib I'm Sepubtirin, itin SAwert auf frans6lilhe
Snodcn ldarti9 sriAIa9en unp Die brilisen Gbrrnc
9crrttet Su baben. (5r. 3,a.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-02
Sie Mtilitdrfrdfte Gmrppa's.

Die ToI9cnce Statiittt, eie mir benz Suurnat
orS Orbats cntnstmcn, gitt rinsn aeuouen
ueberblid iiber Die 9Eebrtrdfte @urcpas. Sur
Die Nrrltdrtun9en Die nod in Der olerneuItcu
3ctt 9etrp1en mcrren linr, lino nitt parin Gin
ts9riHcn.
6ranfrci&. 5cer $4,000 Mann; 16S 6ele-
sotterten; 25,572 @snrarmeric.
6Ictte. All S4tfe, baron 800 seaclIdiTc
mn III Oanpfer; $1,000 Matrrlen.
Scltrcih. peer 670,477 @clcatrn, BARON
52O,4O0 Snfanterie, 10000 Gepauerie, 81. 1872
Artileric, 11,l16 Sn9cueure uuO Stat, 92i7
Ypntuntere.
6lpttc, 104 S6iFs.
preuBen. Seer 10000 @anu, taecu tcm.
rncu 10000 auf paS active Seer unp pas erfc
anf1cbct Der 0anrpebr, 10000 auf pas ,reite
&uf8ebct Der 9nnonrbr.
6Iottc, 90 8abr5eusc, $500 MatroIcn.
Geutlhe Stuotcn. 6ccr $50 600 Mann.
Nentifer Sunr. Seer 525, 900 Ntanu, auEcr-
Dem $4,000 @apaarrie, nit GinI6luB Der Gun
ttn9cntr Scltreits uup prcu6ens.
9tublano. beer 1867 600 Mann. nit Ginz
l6lub her 8elcrpe unp aubsybem np6 226. 009
Nanu irre9uIarer. Sruppen.
6lottr, III Satfe, $4,000 IatrcIeu unb
Sauonicrc.
Gn9IanO. Seer $4,000 Damn, nit GinIdlu6
Der GOlpnioItruppcn.
0lotte 600 Sdift, Nancn 800 ScsrII6ife
2oo Nampfrr, 40 S%inicnltifc, ric aue sulam.
rret 1921 &anUneu INN 90, 800 Matrolcu
Iu9reu.
Garfct. Seer 17S,00O Mann; Selcrue 49,
$50 trre9uIHrc &ruppcn $1,000 peri9ieprue
Gcntin9ente 10000; 2Otal 3l9,6SO.
6Ictse 70 sAihe, $4,000 Matrolen unp &a.
%npniere.
spanien. Seer $4,000 Mann; Dill, unp
5~teierYen 100000.
GlOtte 40 6d9rjeusr $4,000 MatrcIen.
Sarpinicn. 6eer $4,000 Manu.
6Ictte 60 Shtft, 6S60 Matrplen.
S6ni9retd beirer SiSilirn. Seer 10000
8ann, papon 10000 S6wei,rr.
6Iptte GO S6iTr, paYpn 81 SeeliaiFt unb %
Oampfer; 100 &arcnenbGte, $500 Matrclcn.
MOpenl. 6eer $500 @ann. = Qarma $500
Wann.
Ncm. !6ecr 10000 @aun SnIanterte, 1915
Gapalcrie.
6lctte 126 SAiTe.
Gdnemarf. 6fcr 10000 Mann.
6lrtte l26 S6tHe.
Shweoen unp Norwesen. GAmepi14rs Seer
$4,000 Mann; NOrweSii@es 9ser $4,000
gtann.
6lOttc $40 S6ife unb 126 &anpnrnt6te.
9crtu9al. peer $4,000 Mann, nit Ginlblu6
Der Gplpniraltruppen.
6lptte A S6ife.
5cuauO. 6ser 58,647 Wann.
6lCtte - 5abrSeu9e, So &anpnenbGte, 1000
Wntrpien.
Sel8ien. Seer auf Dem 8riebensfu6 31,4OO
5nfanterie unp 1892 GaYaaerie. &rieasfue 81.
600 Snfanterie unp $4,000 @apausris.
6iptte cine Su9 BON 20 Sanpnsu, cine
Corvette unb 10 &anUnentGte.
Die SAweil. 6eer 10000 NIT Gin16lus Der
Sic lerpe.
Qanpwrgr 10000 Wann.
@riehenlanp. 6eer 10000 Nann.
6lVtts % Shife.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-02
Ofuti6e 6etamme.
Wirs. S. StaMbe. 16S Srrnh1r. ,milhen her

.. unp I. StraBe,
madt Zen Seutffen Graucn 3ihmUnSs bic eroebcnifc Srn,eiop h,e
ne III 3eutihlanp ale 5Cbamme HUBERT ump ntf Der llniSrrftS,
gu Seipj9 ihr Gramen bcionben bat, ppraber lie bic bchen 3euaniiit
gprle9sn tann, wesha!6 tic I'D bel pprfOmmrnSen geleacnbeicn Sc.
items enpreblt. 3R9leit madt oisielbe iben @Snnsrinnen bic Mn.
;eiae. eaB le eas Smpfcn Der &noer, Siunscligen II. [. NJ. 6siisne
Srlpr9t unS berartiasn auftrasrn i~hnsQltenS ua6fOmmt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-02
QnaertierzS alpn.

Wfeiren 6reinbea unb rem @ubIfIm i'm @Qcemeinsn ri,
er9ebent Nnci9e. baB i'd, be frNbrr ren mir al NrplblroE;
9eflbrtr 9%Strtbidaft miebcr ibernrnmcn babe unS lie ,up
8elude be'tens cmpfebIe. 6ir 9wteS Bier ump ipnhiae Gr<
frtitunsen miro Sprse traStn 81. 0iarpnt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-02
Wintermpoen Don 6lten uno WiRen.

DEM llntersei&neten sereiht es gum 8rranloen, feiner
Ereunbsn Tnb benz 9ubIitum isin Eager Won Ser6n- unb
2DintsrssSaarsn %cnpfebien AZ f6nnen, bas aus ben mpeern>
Ten Vfeieshn, Sill, 8tll uno 9ie6srbIten fur Serrtn unb
8nabsn, lopie aus Strpb, Qeebene, 9anana un6 9almblait
olten, uno 5ancs Mlben unb 8ineer> Suten &c. &C. befstt
melhe artitei sr se9en baar duBerit bilie Serfauft.
quite tperSen nab SUrI6rift a~ngcfsrtiat.
9erielbe bihet, leinen Store So. 1Sl 9rUabiir. su 6eIuhsn
uni Elm gBaarena9er ~ beii6tiacn. SEC. 6. Betty. dat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-02

Wall Street Lager-Bier-Salon.
8erSapft ficts cae bette 6 aser, Bier, aud anbtre Or
Iriitun9en, pe morinirte Serr9e, sdttn SGtpei;er. uue
g%imburser Rae, ScIpsrs, Sarbins &C. pertsn ifets freunr>
lt6it r%erabreitt, unb tittet I'm, a~crsi9ten 9uipru6.
Nm, e. S66nbprn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-02
SSiebt sm i~iberfchrni

SSicbt ga iiberfcbcn!
Sicrmtt crloutc ib mir bcm ecctrtcn tcuhtCn %e,utIifur,
bic er9etcnc @nGise III MAIDEN, 60f ib an @Itrn N}orftc. II,
StrhBc. Der Mott~6ouc s~cgcnibrr, Elm
&letpers, SGub~ nnp StirleI', Iumie aud
Shnittmnaren @elh1ft
erpnnet babe. unS bite I'M %9cnciaten 3uiprud, tnbem id
recle nnS tiuiae @cricuunQ Slii6ut. i. Ricc. No..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-02

Srant une Sauarc @fuupfprtcs,
Spn Gutow II. BaYctte urt SIR. 345 Vrott. G6c
ron Green Strofc,
Baltimore, Mr.
A0ulc Inlcrtt9una, Sh6ubeit Zee 9rncS rno onocncbmru
Sdl"s btnt1t, Ncn fcinsm Snllrimcnte u~btrtrrTen lpcrbtn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-02
-Gran, Q

Sran3 Stanbe,
los Sroacltra6e. ariiden Der 6. UNI Z. Ctr,
bait Gin rrtbcs unb pObIalIrrtirtcs Eager ron
Gi6arren, 9tauds, Raur uno SbnupItabat
et9ncr 8o6rilatipr uuh Smpprtutjpn,
ec or I'M G'roRr uno 1Ieirrerfouf III ben biliNlcn Morftprti-
len abidFt. Nontntlib lplten 9SiebcrYerfIufcr nidt perIau,
men bei Ibm rOriulprrGen, cpc Tic ibre @iutaufr onOrrwcitis
MAIDEN. n III
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-02
@elh1fts- y rOfnung.
9nhu Grrhjo

itt9t rem hsutfbCn NutIitum an, baB or cre tcutI6e epe;c.
rst-RaneIun9 IN Der greac-, ipiihen rr 6nn un6 7fcH
StrdFe crpnnet bat. Stlpnetre Crpfcblt ar Itine reltIten
6ruttt mn 9rpoutte, ais @lb1en, Glnie, 9pbuen, SirIe.
e,erlts. 9weilten, Airl6cn, 9irrcn (9ueeln) M S%aucrfraul
lrllhe b~Nael'pllht 9trinSe, Strdflh (tfoten unb 9,wa0trD
SaroeuCn in Sals Il.
@ue @rpurit, Sbee, iUwie bic beiteu 0rpccyp- @rtifei.
Snrt 9utrn GinfIuf 1T berislbe in Stn Si0nb ocIett, b,
ttn Seladsnben nit iets friiRer unb tiaiser 9Eaare ~ BE-
bicnen. Spbu Serbia
uehsn ~ ShnSIS G,.NI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-02
NOr,eaan., @tein- unO @Iotmnorrn @rlh1ft.

pprSrlon', Stein- uno @laSmaarCns @cihGft.
Ten 9eehrtsn bcutftcn YubIifum IA funb. eaF an Der sdc
Der Srpao une Crtten Str0ge ctn encrlncS Qaoer Spn oIlcrn
panc @trlnUr FUR bic 3auSputbitNft ciN6Itrt it, mclbtS bS
,iniIlt etutl6s Grit6ft beicr Irt in R;hmrnS in. llnicr
N%lirrttnlent cnibdit 8i0s-, Stcinr une Qprccuan- lRaorcn
Yfrler unc @obsln, Y6fel ouer grt, Sofees uno 6brefon,
nrn. San'ptn rcn Slim, SleG, britannia upS ltlrcrplattirtc,
AerceIcltCr, Spte0l unb SpiCQclaldlcr o0rr Gjr6Fen, =
Sbups, 8Ietoer', Sfcr. uno Sdrouhburilcn, ou6 Oicrbonb
turf sSaercl une Sritl;cu9 &c. &c. 98iCccrUcft6uicr wc,bcn
Go r~rrttctlb1tt hneen, bel uuS crit por;uip~cGcu, Sa mr. i'm
Stanpe lro, ipnrn ouenobmSpeiltb iOi9 Ycrtaufrn gu f6nnen
SOAP II. Comp, Gdc Der 3. II. 9rcobnr.
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@rpBe Serte1eruns i'm 3aNnane,teben.

IS. 50. Spmcs
ntaHt Iuer, pelGc SABINE a~usQeirarn minifer, hie @neioc.
RAP or lcet tn Scltc Won Sntrumtnten int, Y~pr,unIidCr ala
ale le stbr0udtCn, Die G,ntohteit mb S~putrmmentcit it,
rer y p%niirutttcn 1T her @rt, e0f tic rae ~9lue;ichcn tSr 3SsSs
lat lNmerilrr motcn. nicnlals ~pCritblcR ben 3nkn tei cen
rJTlten SCrlutb bSrauSiuSiebcn, ME ihn j%ertrettn cher eaS
Sahnflcilh %rerleten.
@le anbsrn 0rraltCnen, os Gl0rn, Icinis,n unS Gin
lepeh pm SGRnen Irlnt rno 9ut a%us9fltrt.
Sirtr: WoinltrIfe. spiIhcu Der Y. II h 10.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-02

Bur Seo6tuna fir gSieccrprrtGufer.
2ur6 biltse GintSufe in Ntip Srrf bin i'd tn ben Sta, :
Trl9enne &rittcI gu uitcnltebenScn lc5r btlisen Nrrttn
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22
Cedar Valley News.

Zr We notice that our friend GEORGE
NJ. REYNOLDS, of Pennsylvania, more re-
Gently Of Brandon, in this county, has
formed a partnership with D. A. BAB-
COCK, the former editor and publisher,
in the publication of the Cedar Valley
Meas, at Bradford, Chickasaw county.
The first No. under the new regime is be-
fore us, and there are but few better filled
and handsomer sheets in the State
Friend REYNOLDS is an able writer. and
is infinitely posted AS to the political
history of every prominent man, and all
parties, in the country. He is ardently
Republican in sentiment. and the pres
ent No. shows that in him the Republi-
cans of Chickasaw will have an able ex-
ponent. We wish the News abundant
success.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22

democratic li~ckspittles and toadies, such
as BroLER, of Pennsylvania. and VALLAN-
DIGHAM, of Ohio, smirk, and bow, and
cringe, and crawl, to their aristocratic
masters, crying bravo to the imperi-
Gus demand. The position Of the South
ern blusterers and braggarts is most
meekly endorsed by the northern syco-
phants Of their party, and the threat Of
disunion which the oligarchy constantly
%iterate, meet from them no rebuke. We
thank God but few communities in the
North are represented by such cravens,
that the interests of free labor are entrust-
ed to a party whose representatives treat
such demands and such threats with un.
disguised contempt, as unworthy serious
notice,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22
important Decision.

H A decision of some importance
to many citizens of this State has just
been made by the Supreme Court of the
State, relative to the validity Of counties
taking stock in Railroads, and issuing
bonds therefore. The question came up
from Scott county, relative to bonds vot-
ed to the Cedar Valley Railroad Compa-
ny. An injunction was obtained to prevent
the bonds from being issued, but the
District Court decided in favor of their
issuance, when the case was appealed.
Chief Justice WRIGHT decided that the
Code conferred ne power upon Counties
to issue bonds for stock, and that the
objection was good whether taken before
or after the issue of the bonds. Judge
STOCKTON was Of the opinion that the OBJ
lection was good when made. as in the
present case, before the issue of the bonds.
Judge WOODWARD was for afirmance,
because of previous adjudication, but was
of the opinion, had it been a new ques-
ton, that the counties had no such pow
er. On the decision Of the first two
judges the opinion of the Court below
was reversed. This decision will un-
doubtedly have the effect to depreciate
materially outstanding county bonds. Ii
will release the people of Blackhawk from
their obligation to the Dubuque and Pa
ci6c Railroad, about which some difficult
ty has been anticipated.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22
SHERIFF,S SALE.

d. VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
ID sued out of and under the seal Of the
District Court of Buchanan county, Iowa,
in favor of George L. Chase and against the
goods and chattels lands and Of
David S. Davis, l have levied upon the follow.
ing described property, viz
The south east quarter of section twenty -four.
township lightweight, range seven west. Al
so the east half of southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter Of section twenty, township
lightweight, range eight west. Also, five
acres off of the north end Of the east thirty
acres of the southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section twenty-nine. township eigh-
ty-eight. range eight west. Also, the east half
of the south half Of the north half Of the south.
west quarter of the southwest quarter of sec.
ton twenty two, township lightweight, range
eight west.
Which property ms above described, / win
offer for sale at Public Auction, at the door OF
the Sheriff g Office, in the village of Indepen-
dence, on SATURDAY, the It'll day OF jan
uary, A. d., 1860, between the hours of Nine
o'clock A. NJ. and Four O'Clock P. NJ. of said
day, to the highest bidder, to satisfy said exc
cution and costs. WILLIAM MARTIN,
Sheriff s Office, Independence, Iowal
Dec. 7th. 1859. sa in s. t39-4v
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22

til after the holidays. BococK, of Vir-
ginia, who has been the Administration
candidate, has been dropped. and the votes
of tina: section have since been scatter
ed. 1t is not known upon whom they
will again unite. All the old balderdash
about a dissolution Of the Union has been
gone over by the Democracy. and in both
the Senate and the House, they are vehe-
mently repeating the threat Of 1856. that
the election of a Republican President
will be the signal for the overthrow of
the confederacy. We are glad to see.
however, that it has no effect upon the
Republicans in Congress, as We think it
will have Tor out. This game has been
played long enough.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22
sH ERIFF,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, rs.
ID sued out of and under the seal of the Dis
trict Court of Buchanan County, Iowa, in favor
II. E. Dibble & Co, and against the goods and
chattels, lands and tenements, of John H. Rea,
l have levied upon the following described prop.
crty, viz: $40
Lots number Four, Five and Fifteen, in block
Thirty-ninc Five and Six in block Forty.one /:
Three and Four in block Forty two; Five. Six,
Eleven and Twelve in block Forty-two Five.
Six, Seven, Eight, Thirteen, Fourteen. Fifteen,
Sixteen, Twenty-one, Twenty-Five, Twenty
three, Twenty-four and Twenty-Five, in block
Forty three, in Rea & Pntt's Addition to the
village Of Quasqueton, in the county of Blu.
chanan, and State of Iowa. The property Of
the said John H.. Rea. .'a a
Which property, as above described, / will
offer for sale, at Public Auction, at the door of
the Sheriff s Office, in the village of Indepen.
dence. on Saturday, the 3lst day of December.
A. D. 1859, between the hourso of Nine o'clock A.
N. and Four O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, to tho
highest bidder, to satisfy said Execution and
costs.
WILLIAM MARTIN, Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office, Independence, lowaa
Nov 29th. 1859. (37-t
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22
Republican State Convention.
To the Republicans of Iowa /:

40 the Republicans of lotpd {:
A Special Convention of the Republicans of
Iowa, is hereby called to meet. by their dele
gates. at the city of Des Moincs, on Wednesday,
the 18th day of January, 1860, at 9 o'clock, P.
NJ, for the purpose of appointing delegates to
represent the State of Iowa in the Republican
National Convention to be held in 1860, for the
nomination of candidates for President and Vice
President of the United States. The ratio of
IeE resentation will be one Delegate for each
organized county, and one additional delegate
for ench 200 votes (or fraction thereof greater
than one-half) cast for SAMUEL j. KIRKwoop,
for Governor Of this State at the last State Elec.
ton.
The chairmen of the several County Commit.
tees are requested to issue their calls for county
Conventions for the nomination of Delegates at
All early day.
JOHN A. KASSON, CHAIRMAN.
IL. NJ. HOMIE, SFc'Y.
Rep. State Central Committee.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22
For the Guardian
The Wants of q Church.

Mr.. EDITOR There is a church, pro-
badly within the range of the Guardian,
that is too poor, Or else from a want OF
interest is unable, to furnish wood and
light for regular Sabbath exercise, much
less to support a minister.
Thinking perhaps from the extent OF
your necessary correspondence you
might know or hear of a minister of ex-
traordinary talents, pecuniary ability, and
one with such a decided call to the min
isterial Office, that he would not only be
to dispense the gospel gratuitous-
ly. but furnish wood and lights for pub
lie services, Igthink he would find a
warm reception at -
If you should know of such an one,
and would make the same known through
the columns of your paper, you would
undoubtedly confer a great favor upon a
despairing church and community.
Yours respectfully,
FROM THEIR WELL-W IsHER.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22

MrssrssIppI.-A bill is now in transit
through the Legislature Of Mississippi
providing that after the LIST day of next
July, all mulatto or black persons who
are free, or claim to be such, or act as
such, may be indicted, and on conviction
shall be sold by the Sheriff of the county
where SO convicted. II any person shall
pretend ownership in that sort OF property
for the purpose of shielding it. shall be
fined not exceeding $1,000, and impris-
oned for six months. These provisions
operate to the same extent against any
owner allowing = negro to hire his or
her time, or otherwise to act as free. All
such negroes are disqualified from in
heriling, acquiring or holding any prop
erty III the State, nor can any property
be removed from the State for the ben
eft of any such person. i
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22
DIR. Bakers Pain Panacea.

In recommending Dr.. Bakers Pain
Panacea, We do not mean that it is a spe-
ciic in all cases. and never fails, and
that all those who use it will never die.
We can honestly assert that it has been
used in thousands Of families who were
suffering under the different diseases for
which it is recommended, and that, in
every one, entire satisfaction has been
given. In most Of them, such was the
happy effect of it that they could but
say the cure was truly wonder(ul-it
having not only cured their pains. but
saved them large OUTLAWS for doctors
bills.
For sale BY agents in every town in
the country.
See advertisement. 5nim
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22

STATE OF IOWA: .s, rra-,- .-3
To NJ. d. Smith. Sarah f.. Smith, Mary ].
Parker, Perry Munson, d. p. Dunhan and
Plane 4 Co.: .a aa1t fi.rt
You are hereby notified thaton this 18th day
of December, A. D., 1853, there is on file in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court in Bu-
chanan County, a petition in Chancery of Nor
ton, Jewett d Buzby, claiming of you to set
aside as fraudulent certain conveyances of Re-
oil Estate, and for general relief, and to subject
certain moneys to the payment of debt Of said
Smith /; also asking an Injunction, DC. And
that unless you appear and answer thereto on or
before the Second day of the next term of the
District Court, A.. D., 1860, judgment will be-
rendered agains st you thereon.
SAMUELS, ALLISON d CRANE,
Solicitors for Complainants.
Buchanan County,
l hereby order that the above notice be pub
lished for the time prescribed by law in the
Buchanan County Guardian, o newspaper pub
lished in Independence in said county and
State. EDWARD w Clerk.
Dee. 81, 1859. 4O-4t