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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-09-08
SheriH's Sale.

D1 VIRTUE. OF AN EXECUTION IS
D sued out of and under the seal of the
District Court of Buchanan county, Iowa, in
favor of Wellington Town and against the
lands and tenenlents of Eben r. Wilson and
e. M. Wilson-the following described mort
gagged property, viz:
ter of Section Twenty-eight, in Township
Eighty-seven North, of Range Ten, West5of
the 5th P. NJ, in Buchanan county, State of
Iowa. ttt& 1HR4 ais
/ will offer for sale, Mt Public Auction, at the
door of the Sheriff s Office, in the village of
Independence, on Saturday, the 9Th day of
October, A. ID. 1859, between the hours of
Nine O'Clock Am. and Four o'clock P. NJ. of
said day, to the highest bidder, to satisfy said
execution and costs. 6! 5a8Faf &
e '..t WILLIAM MARTIN, Sheriff.
Sheriff g Office, Independence, Iowa,1 esf 3s
September 7th, 1889 (254t
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
I'D sued out of and under the seal of the
District Court of Buchanan county, Iowa, in
favor of Pardon A. Older, and against the lands
and tenements of T. w. Mles-the follow
ng described mortgaged property, to wit:
The West one fourth of Lot No -Four, in
Block No. Four, in Stoughton Il McClure's
Addition to the village Of Independence, in
Buchanan county, Iowa.
l will offer for sale, at Public Auction, at the
door of the Sheriff's Office, in the village of
Independence, on Saturday, the 9Th day Of
October, A. ID. 1859, between the hours of
Nine O'Clock A. M. and Four o'clock p M! of
said day, to the highest bidder to satisfy said
execution and costs. VIM. MARTIN,
Sheriff of Buchanan County.
Sheriff Office, Independence, Iowa,l
.I.n| September, 9th, 1859. [25-4t
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ledge, too, to make his services benefi-
cial to teachers and scholars. Certainly
the people of Buchanan county cannot
do better than elect Mr.. ROBERTS to the
post for which he has been nominated.
For Surveyor, Mr.. DAVID MERRILL. of
Spring Township, was nominated. This
is another fortunate selection. Mr.. MER-
RILL is a practical surveyor, and previous
to engaging actively in Agriculture,
was called upon to do 2 large amount Of
the surveying done in the county. Mr..
MERRILL is a quiet, unobtrusive, yet in
telligent gentleman, possessing the con-
fdence and good opinion of his neigh
bors. He is fully competent to fulfill the
duties Of the Office, and by his popularity
will add strength to the Republican ticket.
For Coroner, the name of r. w.
WRIGHT is presented. The DR.. is uni
versally known throughout the county,
aud needs no endorsement from us. He
has abilities and qualifications for much
better Office. ,roe e.i,..s-.,...
Thus we have sketched, briefly, the
character and qualifications of the men
composing our ticket. We say again
that we candidly regard it as good tick
ct, and we believe that it fully meets the
appreciation of the Republicans of the
county. SO far as we know, they are
going to work earnestly for its success.
That it will win we have not the shadow
of a doubt. if Republicans will only turn
out to the polls.
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party was routed, horse, foot, and dra-
goons, and one of the weakest, poorest,
tickets that could have been in any man
ner patched up, is offered for the suffra.
ges of the Democratic party of this coun-
ty. The HART party is furious. They
are not only chagrined at their own de-
feat, but they are ashamed of the ticket
offered in the name Of the party. They
have acclaimed SO long and So loud
against the dictator, in order to defeat his
nomination, that they scarcely know how
they can, without sacrificing their self
respect, now support him. But bitter as
is the pill, they will doubtless swallow it.
ltis not the first time, nor probably the
last, that they have and will be compel
led to do so. The rigor of parry drill
will be used by. the great Mogul of the
party in this county, and these gentle-
men will probably be found working we'll
in the traces again before election time
comes round. Let the people, however,
examine we'll the two tickets, from top to
bottom, and if the Republican does not
eventually triumph, there is no longer
any use of running ability against incom-
potency. l a ta13rog
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SHERIFF,S SALE.


DY VIRTUE of an Execution issued out of
ID and under the seal of the District Court
Of Buchanan county, Iowa, in favor of Gregory,
Illton Co., and against the goods and chat
tells lands and tenements of Leander Keyes and,
DANES b. Parker administrators of VIM. H.
Burns, have levied upon the following des-.
cribed property, viz t5 slaas l3r
The first Fifty and three-fourths feet 'front.'
ing Main street, from the East side of Lot No.
-Four, in Block No. One, in Stouglton & Nc
Clure's Addition to the village of Independence,
Buchanan county, Iowa.
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 sth day Of October.
A. D. 1859, between the hours of Nine O'Clock A.
M. and -Four o'clock p M. of said day to the
highest bidder, to satisfy said Execution and
costs.
WILLIAM MARTIN, Sheriff. /.
Sheriff's Office, Independence, Iowa.
Sept. 9th, 1889 (254t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SIIERIFF,S SALE.

PY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS-
- sued out of and under the seal of the
District Court of Buchanan county, Iowa,
in favor of Potter, Hitchcock e. Co., and against
the goods and chattels lands and tenements of
Leander Reyes and James b. Parker Admin
istrators of VIM. H. Burns, have levied upon
the following described property, viz:
The first Fifty and three fourths feet fronting
Main street, from the East side of Lot No. -Four
in Block No. One, in Stoughton & McChre,s
Addition to the village of Independence. Bu-
chanan county, Iowa. avs 4A4-<.4sA
Which property as above described, will
offer for, sale at Public Auction, at the door Of
the Sheriff g office, in the village of Indepen-
dence, on SATURDAY, the 9Th day of Oc-
tober, A. d. 1859. between the hours of Nine
O'Clock A. M. and -Four o'clock p NJ of said
day, to the highest bidder, to satisfy said exc
cutlon and costs. WILLIAM MARTIN,
=, Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office. Independence, Iowa !, .l9l
Sept 9th, 1859. r25-4w
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E Mr.. VANDEyER, although yer,


ES Mr.. VANDEvER, although very
generally correct in the statements made
by him in this place, seems to have been
mistaken as to one point. He said, in
answer to point made by Mr.. SAMuELs,
that it seemed as if Senator GRIMES had
the Republican party in one pocket and
the Democratic partyin the other. We
want to correct him, at least as far as
the Buchanan County Democracy iscon-
cerned. We submit that it is impossible
that Mr.. GRIMES should have this sec
ton of the Democracy in the reee ptaele
for his tobacco, because il was demon
strated to a certainty, at the recent con
vention of the party in this county, that
Mr.. O. II. =. RoszELL had got the start
of the Senator, and has been for some
time carrying the g Buchanan County
Democracy about with him, tightly and
securely buttoned up in his capacious
pockets. A few certain very respectable
gentlemen, aud good. Democrats, who
heretofore pertinaciously denied that this
was SO, are now reluctantly compelled to
admit the fact. bsa sss ga ii
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The Republican Ticket.

EE We place to-day at the head Of
our columns the names Of the candidates
presented for the suffrages of the people
of Buchanan County by the late Repub
lican Senatorial and County Conventions.
Taken individually and collectively the
ticket is good one, and one eminently
deserving our best exertions for its sue
cess. We do not say this as simple
matter of course. We say it because we
feel it. We do certainly think that the
people Of Buchanan County never had
better ticket presented to them for en-
dorsement, and we are happy in being
able to say, that SO far as we can learn.
this seems to be the almost universal
opinion OF Republicans. The men are not
all so well known as they should be, but
as investigation brings to light their quail
;ications, the Republicans become more
and more convinced that their delegates
did their duty we'll at the late Conyena
ton. -
For Senator, the name Of DR.. D. C..
HASTINGS, Of Quasqueton, is presented.
The DR.. is man Of much practical in
telligence and ability--quite popular--a
good Republican, and always TO be de-
pended upon-a good worker follow
ing up untiringly whatever he under
takes-careful in his calculations, aad
fully to be depended upon as an advocate
government. In debate he is argument
alive and logical, and always talks clearly
and to the point. Ii elected lie will make
an active, useful and reliable member Of
the Legislature.
For Representative, GEo.. w. BEMIs
has been nominated. I Mr.. Bemis is too
well known, and too much respected, in
the county, to require eulogy from us.
AS man he is honest, upright and in
dependent, and as Republican, firm,
consistent and active. He is emphalical-
~ man OF principle, and those who
know him best have the most unbounded
confidence in both his word and his judg
ment lie has proper appreciation Of
The duties Of a legislator, and if elected,
will vote as intelligenily upon all sub
jects as any man in the General Assem-
bly,. He is no talker, but would make a
most industrious, ihdefatigable and val
liable member. The peoples nor the
party's interests would never suffer in his
hands. His nomination was compliment
lary to him, sit was gratuitously prof
fered, and but evidenced the estimation
in which he is held by his political friends,
With such men for Senator and Repre-
sentative, and the great interest of Uni.
ted States Senator at stake, it cannot GER |
tanly be possible. that Republicans will
prove lukewarm or inactive. Remember
the bearing that your vote in this con
nection- may have upon the destinies Of
tias whole country, and with firm re-
liable Republicans on your ticket, let no
consideration induce you to neglect cast
ing your vote in furtherance of the great
principles of your party
AT the head Of the County Ticket we
have for County Judge the present inlf
cumbent SrErHEs ]. W. TABOR. That
Judge TABOR has been the most able, eff
iic.ent and impartial officer that the
Comfy has ever had I'm that position. is /
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Es- Democratic speakers find stump
ing in this State a g hard road to tray
ell" Wherever they make their appear
ance they always find some Republican
armed and waiting for the conflict, The
Democratic candidate for Supreme
Judge, G. @. COLE, who promised the
convention that nominated him that he
would take the stump, and then had it
announced in the journals of his own
party that he did it with reluctance, and
only because Of the personal attacks
made upon him by Republicans-this
mere demagogue, who goes about the
country showing his willingness to drag
the ermlne into the dirty arena of poll
tics, has been met and worsted in many
places where he has appeared, by unpre-
tending members of the Republican par
ty. This was the case recently at Delhi,
where he took the liberty of pitching in
to the School Law, and among other
things said that it was difficult to be un-
derstood, that he himself could not un-
derstand it. Mr.. WATSON, in replying
to his speech, said that as there possibly
might some question arise under the law
which it would be necessary for the Su-
preme Court to decide, the people would
probably see thar men were placed on
the bench who could understand the law.
Mr.. Cole was also reminded that if his
objections against the law were valid, it
only reflected upon the Democracy, who
alone had the control of the Educational
interests of the State, drafted the law,
and were responsible for its adoption
As Senator HARLAN said, it is the only
department. of the Government that has
been continued under the jurisdiction of
the Democracy, down to the late meet
ing of the Board of Education, and if, as
they assert, it has been managed so bad
ly, it is a very good reason why they
should not be entrusted with the other
The Senator was ri CHIT
Democratic Superintendent EAps stole
100000 of the School Fund, and now
the Democracy contend that the Educa-
tional feature of the constitution, that
Judge HALL, the most prominent Demo
crat in the constitutional convention,
made his hobby, and had Influence
enough to get it Incorporated therein II
and the School Law drafted BY NJ. L.
FISHER. late Democratic Superintendent
of Public Instruction-are mere botches.
The Republicans have entrusted their
with the Educational interests
Of the State, and they have not only
robbed the children Of the State Of
large amount, but by their own showing
they have made botch- work all. through.
If they can't conduct one department Of
the Government satisfactorily and hon
es;y, how can they conduct them all in
an acceptable manner? The people will
appreciate their argument on the sub
ject. acf aaa ydam
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EE- 1t will be seen, on referring to
the official report of the proceedings OF
the late County Convention, that ]. Rich,
L. w. Cook and d. p. DANIELS were APP
pointed the Republican County Central
Committee for the ensuing year, with
power to appoint a corresponding mem
Der in each township. The Committee
have appointed the following gentlemen
TO ct,in conjunction with them, and
hope they will do all in their power to
Stir up Republicans in their several
townships to proper sense of their duty
on election day. We have success now
within our grasp. and nothing but culpa-
Bile apathy on the part Of Republicans
can defeat us. Each gentleman whose
name is given below is invited to call at
tue Guardian Office at his earliest oppor-
tunity. The persons appointed are as
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-09-08
follows

ALToy-Sampson George.
BuFFALo-Oscar +. Warren.
BYRoN-Isaac G. Freeman.
CoNo-William MeCaughey.
HoMER--Henry Oldfather. ,
JEFFERsoS-George H. Lauderdale
LIRERTY-Morris Todd.
MApIsoN-J. b. Ward.
Northumberland Smith.
NEwToN-F, Young.
PERRY-Lewis Hovey.
PRAIRIE-S. W. Rich.
SPRING--Samuel Braden.
SuMSER-B. w. Ogden.
SupERIoR-W. G. Nelson.
WAsHTNGToS-Wm A. Jones.
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WISCONSIN Carl Schurz has declin-
ed the Republican nomination for Lieut..
Governor of Wisconsin. He says he
has no other ambition than to be pri-
vate in the Republican ranks, and wants
to be in position to make effective fight
IN the great contest Of 1860,
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ct
For Representatives.. Nj. MILLER.
For Jaxage-O. H. P. RoszELL.
For Treasurer and Recorder-RUFus
CoNABLE, jr. g
For SheyN-HENEY EDGcoMB
For County Experimentation
For Sarveyor- d. S.DEERING. Il
For Coroner-W. s, MARSHALL.
There were two parties in the conven.
tion,. and considerable feeling was mani
tested. Mr.. Harris friends presented an
excellent array of names, and having Sc
cured, as they supposed, the whole dele
cation flom this town, .fattered them
selves that they should experience no
difficulty in nominating their ticket.
But they entirely forgot to consider the
fact that Mr.. Q. H. p. RoszELL claims
TO give law to the Buchanan county De-
mocracy, and has held, and still holds
the title-deeds of all the offices within
their reach. They failed to consider that
he had always taken the pick of those Of
fees, and has never relinquished his
right, nor changed his disposition, to take
the fat for himself and deal out the lean
to whomsoever he pleases. They failed
to realize the fact that he considers it the
special province of the Democratic par
ty Of this county, to feed him upon offic
ial pap--to clothe him with official gar
ments. What madness, then, for them
to make out ticket without his consent.
Had they forgotten the July Of 1857,
when. deeming he had been long enough
in office, they thought to put into opera
ton Mr.. BUCHANAN's doctrine of rotation,
endeayored to defeat him for a re -nomina-
ton for Judge? Had they forgotten that,
defeated by the people for that office, he
Immediately grasped the County Super.
iutehdency? Had they lost sight of the
fact that when little more pap came
along in The shape Of membership in
the State Board of Education, he eagerly
seized it, without even saying /" by your
leave % And why should they suppose
that he was going quietly now to give
up his control over the party and its per-
quisites ?.sicHe has no such intentions
his modesty is not of that kind. He re-
cognized no right to re bel against his au-
thority, and is determined to teach the
rebels a lesson. He went quietly on with
his labors of---visiting schools land the re-
suit was evidenced last Saturday. Harris
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Messrs. ROUNDS d LANGDoS, No. l55 Ran
dolph street, Chicago, ILL.,, are our only agents
fer that city.
". j, GILBERT, is our agent for Dubuque.
lie is authorized to receive Advertisements and
subscriptions and receipt for the same.
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and thereby to encou. ase every branch
of the arts. Let then every farmer, me-
chanic and professional man give it his
aid and il it is not now, make it what it
should be.
August 1859, A. Il.
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The Guardian is the official Paper
of Buchanan County. and having
~ much Larger Circulation than any
other Paper published therein, is
che most VaIuab BILE Go resident or non.
resident property holders, and Is IN so
the best mcdi um for Advertisers.
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Democratic NOmin ations.

N The Democratic, Convention
which met in this place on Saturday last.
placed III nomination the following tick
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At the head of the County Ticket we
have for County Judge the present inl
cumbent STEPHEN w. TABOR. That
Judge TABOR has been the most able, eff
Ge.ent and impartial officer that the
County has ever had in that position, is
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-09-08

CoNABLE, jr. 1sf5
For Sher0-HENRY EDGcoMB.
For County Superintenaent-Jon I'M
JOHNSON, -. 81 4. Z,
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For Representatives.. NJ. MILLER.
For Judge-O. II. p. RoszELL.
For Treasurer and Recorder-RUFUs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-09
BY N. v1GN1E.
VERY PROFITABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'M.
proved Property and Building Lots In the FIRST Fourth
Districts, CaTrollton. ETC.. very long credit.
BY NJ VIGNIE

BY N. VIGNIE,
... Ofhce-No. 8 Banks Arcade.
r., lSn .n.s Il e. IL
= or or and he
slse mesug e on
st
ss. 1st9 In o4 81 Pc til. bounded
By Poyds Grsvier Fnton and New eyee measuring
and line. deep and ronIg also Fulton street e fee.
nses and 4e deep os @ and s er.
occupied BY Co. leased up alst October 1860,
cEKTAIs LOTS OF GROUND The .; st. x; W.
ehe 9
curing each a front street. by depth
a a nd on he
aid closet in the res brick Kit
oecbes sss and The other up to @ September
in bounded BY Magazine Nee Dame Julia and Tchou
Sssss sss sisS
two LOTS OF IN the by
Grod Front Fulton and No5e Dame desns,sd
ep Il TossssT E win The
per % sit .,
4Ts o es az g.
e y
1
&c M q 8 @ M Il
ed
l sas
s. deep eg.
house slate roef, having and
sse large sn ss ssa.. NJ aahs
on St. Joseph street having ten rooms galleries prvs eis
U.s. ct se.ssa IL
FINE II, IS S ss SSs ass Canal. til.
a
]
p's'fs n BUILDING situated in til.
BY e g !, and St. Jane streets
Is q s 8 = inches
70 s Feet Ps 1e M
By 22 feet inches deep Lot No 81 measures IS feet
on IL Hsys the feet
No 81 being the of and St. Jane streets
I on s 3
feet trout ST. Jane street, by l22 feet
To- CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in the square bounds
t 'front.' on Seventh street By is dssp ssgsher
wostory frame house having SIX rooms another onesto
asssf asHs
street, BY depth Of IS feet
T. Ten VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND a. cAr,oltos
distant from the Court house the bound
ed by Third canal Avenue Foestine and Ernest Streets DE-
sign lted as lots to To-
LOIS 10 30 Canal avenue,
| l25 feet dep
each 80 feet front Third street. by ID
feet deep. Nos. 10 ana l6 are both corner lois.
l3. -FOUR SOU RES OF GROUND designated by lette
f s i'a9 sssEs
lots The whole accord plans to be exhibited a. sale
TERMS AND CONDITIO NS-0ne fourth cash, and the ba
and years credit with the purchasers notes
On
until maturity and after maturity per cent interest anEu
fin ma onlr u n
who would be prosecuted for Of their
have of md The attorneys fee fixed Al
The buildings will be sned against the risk Of fir
and the policies of insurance rred yearly to the vendo
holders the notes until full payment The purchasers
lots will cause themselves to be possession at their
expense. 49,
before T. Guyol and P. C. Cuvellier, Noari
| Public, at the expense of the purchasers. m3
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By n. vIGNIE.


streets ri the corner Of Ieyee Spain md Enxis ssssst -
10 ssn: Dc q sp.ls sna Lsy.s ..sss. -
spd fronting spain stress III feet - inches md nss
is sss' n; SSs, ss;s,, 10.
fssms he corner Il i,ss and Ensisu Streets "a
f 81 s.. "a nd i,ss, o. s,: =
and ns sc o. q ns W.
hsr frame snps .s aosss re -
sssa., DIi ., '' .1sAsa "''s'' '-'a' -''''
's 's October s' :. The rate d $50 per
% g sss ss
nassdN = f's e1n md e. .ols b
streets and Is iseh snd lines 'front.' 90 Isvss
and fronting on Essn P y .e es sssnss ~ Se e
ss s on ss e.
etc ETC. she d., hy sa s ssso :.
i. ss !; g e, Mssss ss ~.
ins ssssnS
rear line on an alley Vie iss 10 i ss
the line Victory street Together With 2tvessY
Ss s,e1 1s ss :. 10 Per snnn - '' oe
80 Ft " ead H. Is 6 g
s Se.sa.es y =. Ys . Fort snd ~
ssd lots portions q them :rs unds, lease to the s
Z. so.s. q Victory nd s t.1s.
e. sass ssdsa
Lot No. the corr err Victory snd 81. Yerfu
p s - ~ es On
viding from spd rs feet 10 Lies
other HE dividing lot No. Il together II
frame house and Shed. = =
LOT s y s I'D s 10 sn
depth parallel lines: toe ether vi mart Of fra
house and part OF twostory BIZ building and sheds
No. 10 inches and lines font on W.
tory the width IN 100 fest IN doom
between parallel Ices; together with part tvosry e
! building, privies, etc. So
Lot No. meas y feet inches md 81 g.
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VERY COMFORTABLE TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
ing House Pryana street, for Family Residence.
BY N. VIGNIE,
"
March 10, 1859, at IL O'clOC

THURSDAY, March 10, 1859, at l2 o'clock,
i at the City Hotel Common street, will be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, contiguous to the -
IF Prytania and Thas In the 5
square comprised within Pytania Thalis Melpomeue
Camp Streets measuring 81 feet inches and lines front
Pryna street. l2 feet 10 inches lines Deep together
with brick dwelling House. having four rooms gal
eries hall attic gas ssture etc wos,ory brick kitchen
cisteD, The whole leased up 3h September 1885,
5000 per The plan exhibiting at the auction
eer's office, No 8 Banks Arcade Passage.
TERMs-One third cash and the lance credit of IL
secured by said property
bearing cent interest from dae until
maturity until fully paid Thu
buildings kept insured against the risks of fire. and thu
policies Of insurance transferred the holders Of the unit
final payment, m3