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1otteries.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
r.. FRANCE s. Co., Managers.
Magnificent Scheme for February, 1859.
OhAND CAPITAL PRIZE
S65.OOO!
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERYi

a Lax OLASS IL, areEf1f. DISH 81
To be drawn in Baltimore Saturday, Feb Goth 1859,
Under The s,tpeinfendepoe Of ae STATE Lottery
a1t. Commissioner
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EDDY Il CO., Managers.
Successors TO :. Swan & Co.

rINHE following scheme will be drawn BY woad EDDY
Co., Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery "
each Of thor Single Number Lotteries rsr IANraEY
1889. at AUGUSTA. Georgia, IN public under the SD
perntendence Of COMMISSIONER
Glass draws Saturday, February s, Js5
Class draws Saturday, February 10. 1853.
Glass draws Saturday, February 10, 1856
Class draws Saturday, February 26, 1859
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The greatest amount insured on any one risk is
$50 900, but will not a general rule exceed $40,
OOg. w.
The Company have no general rule 10 the amount
allowed TO be insured in CITY, tow n village or
block II being the intention Of the Company 10 dis
tribute its risks in s.ch manner as not TO lose more
than $40 900 by a single fire
No part OF its Capt. ear ings are deposited in
any other State as security for loss therein
An attested copy of the Charter or Act OF Incor
poratIun accompanies this Statement
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
s, $40 Prizes.-Eearly one Prize TO every nine
Tickets
Magnificent Scheme
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$4,000
whole rlckets $40; Halves IS; ouarters s. sod
certifcates Of Packages vi be sold a the f.l

~ Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
will be sent to any Que DESTROYS OF recciviugit.
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Sewanee Miaisg Company.


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sor ysrs So .rozsea Yviiee flae Fieerinsi
49, . = ~ Z Whns plas cesfsg;
so'oeo kas1Aes Na<lbe-rdz,
~ 60 elcaF Nhie fiae. Al Lhaek nessess
seesee = Fsgtar flAnk, 1ei-+Aa1 sSsl'e'nss
fpao,8 fe<laf, as<efteA
49, ssdsa sszh. .ad Francs and AIMS %
.reh ffs< Panel pa<Es AID fr@tlles .hsht fieees
r.,,l1In9 "a trsckcts. hsIAr asa los cllF -.
f.ai <n-slF alnassaa han3 a tae Nashville Lnlno<r
Ysrd. ~ al nso1a sisssl 60,
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Saturday, the 26ih day of February, 1859,

the following described lots Of and:
All that Ia piece of land situated in Nashville
Tennessee, beng Part Of lot No. 20 the original
plan Of Nashville beginning Isaac Williams's (de
ceased) Northwest corner, running northwardly
along the margin Of College street. 81 = feet more
less, TO W. Giliam's South west corLer; thence al
right angles eastwardiy, about I37 more less
thence at right angles, southwdr lly sI1< feet more
or less, SAID Millians's North corner, and
thence westaa rdly with said WAms's line 1877 feet
more or less To TIE begnning-exceptng ana reserv
ing Of the above - feet and three inches front
ing said Williams, To E. Hughas, Trustee, K. II.
Barry.
That other lot Of gr"uld yiU- md being in the city
Of Nashville state Of Tennessee bouhdel follows:
Beginning a stake Ia the North margin o. Col
lege street. being the Southwest Of piece of
land conveyed by Clodfelter 10 VI. W. WemOre;
thence soUthwardly along said street, - feet
take; thence eastwardly parallel with said piece sold
by said Clodfelter 1929 feet TO the back line Of said
lot; thence northwarGly, parallel with said Street,
"a feet 10 the OF said CodfeJers piece thence
Nestwardiy with said line Ia the beginning.
A l. 90
One other lot in H. ". * r. McGavock's Plan Of
addition 70 Nashville. being lut No IN saia plan -
Beginning at the Northeast - OF College and
running hwardly with said street 30 ieet; thence
eastwardy l421S feet 10 the back line of said lot
thence southwardy with I'D hack line 10 feet TO
stake; thence westwardly 1929 eet 10 tie beginning
J. ,. SLAUSON, Trustee.
J. II. WLKIS, Attorney.
January 90 Is59-td
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For Rent.

V,HAr very deslsable stors EooIn adjoining nj,
4 Office, being No. 4s Cherry street for neu
year. Apply ~ ~ WILL l. BOYD, ia,
ss~N ~
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Coal Oil.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
BOOKS!! B0OKS!!

TTNIIE following Is SCHEDULE OF Property which
i will be given 70 Purchases ol Books at lhe
Of sale by
Tns United States Benevolent Society for the
Diffusion of Useful Kno wledge:
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CHURCH ANDERSON
AdSkriIis, Tenn
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Iss fseesFea ; tas-E q c1alHs FIszh Fs4Ehes a
sxes-isnt ezsos an4 sesssptse
ssss nlzEsl., lIoorEa co.
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Machines and Isapiemenrs.
0ysters.

100 GASES FREsa COVE oYsIFRs. put sp en-,
lSQ pEessiy fsr tbs market ~ Meksrs- Fries 4
iAts. x haitlmore. ana saEraassa. sz<t reeafss1
fshs MEzErI.. HOOPER a co. s
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STATE or NEW YORK,
City and Codnty of New York. So
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President, and J. MILroN SsITH,
Secretary, of the HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, be
ing sevcraly duly sworn, depose and say, and each
Tor him gays, that The foregoing true full and
correct statement OF the affairs of the said CORPORA
tion aud that they the above described officers
thereof.
Signed, CHARLES ]. MARTIN, President.
Signed, J. MILTpN SMITH Secretary
Subscribed aad sworn before me t.lis 24th day O:
January, A D., 1889
BENJAMIN RANKIN,
r.. 81 Commissioner for Tennessee,
Ia New York
STATE OF TESSEssEE, Con- TRoLLERs OFFICE
NASHVILLE, January 18th, 1883.
This is to certify tndt the HoNE Insurance. CoMPAHY
located II New York, in the State Of New YORK has
complied with all tn" requirements Of an act pass
by III, General assembly OF the State Of Tennessee
IA March, 1856, entitled can Act Ia regulate the
agenci. 5 of Insurance Companies not Incorporated
BY the state of Tennessee" and that Jos NASH ana
W j. MARR the legally authorized agents Of said
Company in the city of Nash ville STAT OF Tennessee
j. c. DUNLAP, Comptroller.
Policies issued and renew ed in this reliable Tnsur.
ance C.mpfny, at fair rates, Once No IS College
street, Nashville, Tenn.
jan29-u NASH MARI, Agents.
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Il II u S TIE E,S
S A lie OF L A N D.

pY virtue of a Deed Of Trust executed by WILLIAM
ID WARNE on the 25th day of July. 1857 registered
in the Registers Office davidson county Tenn . in
Book No. 20, pages 6l5 and 616 the undersigned as
Trustee, will expose to sale. and sell 10 the highest
bidder, fer cash at the Courthouse GoOr the city
OF Nashville,
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Z. II. EWING, JR.
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The Adams Express Company,
whereby money Tor Ii, kcts. IN sums OF Ton Dollars
and upw .rcs, en- b. sent
AT Our RISK AND EXPENSE.
from any city town vhere thea have 40 Vfnre,
The m"nry and order be enclossd N a COY
LRNNENT POST OFFICE STAMPED ENVELOPE OF
the eAp.css cannot receive them.
All cnumun icItons strictly confidential.
Address Orders Tor Tickets OF CcTtidcaicsto
Wool, Epi 60, August GcOrga.
or. WOO EDiii CO., Atlanta, Georgia.
or, NODp, EDDY ca, Wilmington. lelsWare.
eH- A list 81 the Numbers that drawn frum
wheel, ti the amount e ths pTize thai each is
euttea "a, ALL be published strT every drawing "a
tie following papers n f7tffd Ga, y thnfisagl-
ist Nee OyiesiHs Delta, haIds Relts,r. Chari,sf1a
NaaddTf, MARBLE Gasette, Augnia fsci5enccT Aeo
York Weekly Dag bod Strasssh fasfy Nstrs, RfcL-
naand Digdtch. AeIr York Hisgsafch aad l'asI1iHg
thiss cqaytoss, sRd Liitls RoG trk True DeSoera,
tsnls-td
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S0 BALES extra heavy 20 bIshel Gunny Bags
cO lust received and for sale 10y
nov6 HARgI- GORDON 90
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Halls Lung Balsam,

If PHYSICIANS WILL USE IT, why is it not safe
for the People The medicine to which l refer
is " DR.. Halls Balsam for the Lungs" have
prescribed it ina large number Of cases, and al
ways with success. One case in particular, to
which wish now to refer, was given up by sew
eral physicians who had been called in consuta-
ton with myself. The patient had all the
symptoms Of confirmed consumption, such as
cold night sweats, hectic fever, hamassing cough
with continued pain in the lobe of the right lung,
attended with severe diarrhna! He common
eed Immediately to get better by the use Of the
abovenamed medicine, and was soon restored
to his usual health | have also found DR.. Halls
BalsaIn the most valuable expcctorant for break
ing up distressing coughs and colds that have
ever used. W D. WRIGHT. NJ. d.
Cincinnati, Nov. 2, le49.
Sold by c. F. Putney, and r. W. Wright, in
Independence ;and by E. w. Whitney in Quas-
queton.
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Special slotltrs.
From the New York News. |


WHAT HAS CHANGED YOU so We
We have all witnessed with astonisment the ex
traordinary and improved change in many a
gentleman and lady, who had become prema-
turely gray, but who, by some means, had been
miraeulously rejuvcnated There is a time in
life when gray hairs seem to harmonic with
the furrowed brow and the wrnkled features,
but unfortunately, from some cause or other
thousands of young men and women not only
witness the gradual change of their looks to a
notified and speckled gray" but are mortified
by the danger of positive badness from the ac-
tual loss of their hair. All this demands a rem
edy and safe one. We naturally look about
and ask, in this age of scientific invention, who
stands highest as the Proprietor and Maautac-
turer of real hair restorer-a restorer of color
MS well as health, Il beautifyer as well as hair
tonic. We find at the head of all tAe claimants
in this long line single individual. ANY of
the splendid heads of hair along Broadway, once
falling out, dry and gray, when asked g What
has changed you so ?" will reply . Professor
Woods Hair Restorative"
CAuTIoN.-Bcware of worthless limitations. as
several are already in the market called by diff
terent names. Use none ulcss the words g Prof.
Woods Hair Restorative, Depot St. Louis Mo.
and New York" are blown in the bottle. Sold
by all Druggists and Patent Medicine dealers.
Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods dealers in
the United States and Canadas. fI6-4t
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THE NEW MAGAZINE, sr
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
DEVOTED TO
Literature, Art and Politics.
THE AIM OF THE PERIODICAL WILL /

THE AIM OF THE PERIODICAL WILL BE
LYRST: In Literature, to leave no province
Il unrepresented, so that, while each num-
Der Will contain articles of an abstract and per-
manent value, it win also be found that the
healthy appetite of the mind for entertainment
in its various forms of Narrative Wit and HUI
NOR, will not 60 uncared for. The publishers
wish to say, also, that while native writers will
receive the most solid encouragement, and will
be mainly relied on to fill the pages of the Ar
LANTIc, the; will not hesitate to draw from the
foreign sources at their command, as occasion
may require. relying rather on the competency
OF an author TO treat particular subject, than
on any other claim whatever. In this way they
hope to make their periodical welcome WHEREBY
er the English language is spoken or read.
SECOND: In the term ART, it is intended To
include the whole domain of aesthetics, and thew
hope gradually to make this critical department
a true and fearless representative of Art, in all
Its various branches, without any regard to
prejudice, whether personal or national, or to
private considerations of what kind soeyer
THIRD: In Politics, the ATLANTIC will be the
organ of no party or clique, but will honestly en-
deayor to be the exponent of what its conduc-
tors believe to be the American Idea. 1t will
deal frankly with persons and with parties, en-
deavoring always to keep in view that moral
element which transeends ali persons and par
ties, and which alone makes the basis of true
and lasting national prosperity 1t viii not
rank itself with any set of antics, but with that
bot of men which is in favor of Freedom. Ma
tional Progress, and Honor, whether public or
private.
TERMS: Three Dollars year, or Twenty. five
Gents number, and may be obtained of Book
sellers, Periodical Agents, or of the Publishers,
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON & CO.,
Boston Mass.
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Dubuque Wholesale Market.


FLOUR-Superfne $3.50 Extra $500 pbbl
WHEAT-Spring old 81 90; new 60@90e.
C0RN-Shelled 5O@53c.
OATS-Old 50@60 new 40@50c.
DRIED BEEF-llc. p 10.
SUGAR--N. o. SAG 734c.: refined, &c.
crushed and powdered l2@l21ac.
MOLASSES-Sugar house 50@53c.; Colder
Syrup. 65@s0c. e GAL
POTATOES-65@10c. p bu.
HAY-s6,o0@$5,0 90. p ton.
WOOD-$i,75. p cord.
COAL-R. l. $3.50 p ton delivered.
HIDES-Green, 6@7c; flint, l5c.
wHISKY-Bourbon, 50@s2, 90; Common
20@22; Old Rye, 50@75c.
GUTTER irkin and roll l0@lsc iPb
EGGS-5@7c. per doz.
LARD-l11a@l2c. p ID.
CHEESE-l5c. cts
CANDLES-Tallow, 121ssc; Star 20@22.
PORK--Mess $4,000 bbl; prime, $4,000
BEEF-On foot 21a@3.
MUTTON--10@l2e. per h.
DRIED PEACHES-l2is@l3
DRIED APPLES-l0c. Ptb.
ORANGES-S3,75 p bx.
LEMoNS-S3,5 a 1915 p box.
SEEDS-Retail prices-Clover, 81 80 per bu
Timothy, $500 do. do; Red top $500 do. do.
Hungarian Grass 81 ,65 do do.
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bogus, and therefore no payment wa:
made.
David Kepple vs.. Lindley Abel and
John w. Garnishee. judgment
for plaintiff with 6 months stay Jam.
ison for plaintiff, Lathrop and Donnan
for defendants.
S. W. Rich VS.. VIM. Martin, sheriff
Repleyin. Verdict for defendant Lee,
Leavitt d. Moore, for plaintiff, Woodward
and Jamison for defendant.
Valentine Klotsbach VS.. Robert Plane
-Assumpsit. Verdict for plaintiff
Lake and Jamison for plaintiff. Wood.
ward d. Marshall for defendant.
A. H. Fonda & Brother VS. M. G. Van
Elton, }. G. Van Elton and L. B. Bull
len-Assumpsit. Judgment for plain
liffs. Fonda and Lathrop for plaintiffs,
Lee, Leavitt d Moore for Bulen.
Alexander Abel VS.. Adams & Timson.
Plea of usury, nor sustained. Judgment
for plaintiff. for amount of note, interest
and costs. Lathrop and Donnan for
plaintiff, Woodward d. Marshall for de-
PENDANTS.
Thomas Sheriden VS.. Peter Smith
Assumpsit. Verdict for plaintiff. Lee,
Leavitt IL Moore for plaintiff, Woodward
d. Marshall for defendant.
D. w. Comstock VS.. M. L. Purington
-Assumpst. Continued. Jamisom for
plaintiff, Lathrop for defendant.
d. Guthrie, Ex'r, vs.. Martin Hearn,
ct al. Judgment for plaintiff. Lathrop
for plaintiff, no counsel for defence.
Edward Miltemore VS.. Eli D.. Phelps
Appeal Dismissed for non payment
OF Docket fee. Lathrop for plaintiff,
Woodward d. Marshall for defendant.
Mahetible Hale VS.. Stmson d Crumb
Damages on contract Judgment for
plaintiff. Hart for plaintiff, Woodward
& Marshall for defendant.
Wheeler H. Fargo vs. Dan'l F. Clifford
Case dismissed. Hedges for plaintiff,
Lathrop q Jamison for defendant.
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Giidiness, Headache, &c.

These pains and disagreeablc feelings are gen
| orally symptoms of some other complaint; such
as dyspepsia, apoplexy, and various others, all
of which are caused by corrupt noxious matter
clogging the various calculations hence. n
| stream or rush of blood to the head, and By the
! excitement great pressure on the brain. Gid
diness, headache, loss of memory, dimness Of
sight and various other complaints are the re.
suit. Thus it will be seen that all the above
painful and distressing maladies owe their orr
gin to the blood. DIR. Morse's Indian Root Pills
are acknowledged to be the only medicine that
will thoroughly purify the blood They enter
the blood, and follow the stream of life on its
journey through the system. They root out all
fonlness and impurity. and drive out every I'M
healthy obstruction. They should be taken ev-
cry night in sufficient quantities to operate
briskly, by commencing with twopills on going
tn bed, three the next night, four the next il
the symptoms are not removed, commence again
with two pills and go up again as before Con-
tinue again in like manner until the blood is
thoroughly purified, and all pain and distress is
entirely removed.
Obtain one of our FREE ALMANACS, and
read the history of DR.. Morses father and how
this medicine was introduced.
BEW ARE of counterfeit Of these Pills
YELLOW WRAPPERS. All genuine are in
BDU L wrappers, with the signature of B. Lake
Judson on each box. Price % cents
Dir. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all
dealers in Medicines.
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BLOOD PURIFIER!
SCOvILL,S
SARSAPARILLA AND STILLINGIl.

The medicinal properties of Sarsaparlla in
conjunction with Stillinga is we'll known by
all medical men to be the best compound vet
discovered 10 cleanse and eradicate all humors
from the system.
What shall 1 do
We have given the Recipe to most physicians
In the country, that they may know what they
are using and will continue to send it by mail
to those DESTROYS of knowing the ingredients
entering into its composition, that they may
prescribe it in their practice.
To Cure all my Troubles!
The testimonials we have received in its favor
from many members of the medical faculty
would, We're We to publish them, fill large
volume. This preparation stands at the head
of the list of remedies for curing all diseases
arising from impurities in the blood or diseased
matter lurking in the system.
Use Scovill's
1t is prepared by one Of the best practical
Chemists in the country, SO as to insure uni
formity of composition and purity in all the in
gradients.
Sarsaparilla and Stillingia.
Thousands who have used the Stillingia and
Sarsaparilla will testify to its remarkable effect
in removing all impurities from their blood,
giving tone and vigor to the whole human frame,
and restoring a healthy action to all the fune-
tons of the body.
Purify your Blood
1t is highly recommended by physicians to
cure the following diseases, having their origin
in disordered state of the blood
And you will be Healthy.
SCROFULA in all its forms, letter or
SALT RHEUM, SCALD HEAD, CANKER,
NURSING SORE MOUTH, DECORATIONS
and ENLARGEMENT of the JOINTS, CAN
CEROUS and INCIDENT TUMORS, KINGS
EVIL, ERYSIPELAS, ST. ANTHONY'S
FIRE, WHITE SWELLINGS, and all OBSTI-
NATE CUTANEOUS EPTPTIONS, Weld
directly to its PURIFYING INFLUENCE
PlMPLES on the Face BLOTCHES, PUST-
ULES, RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA, etc,
SlPHlLlTlC and MERCURIAL AFFEC-
TlONS are cured and CHLOROSIS or OBJ
STRUCTIONS in FEMALES, LEUCORR-
HEA or WHITES, are relieved by the use of
this Medicine.
BOLLES, SMITH s. CO..
I2i LAKE ST. CHICAGO, to whom all order
must be addressed
Western Agents for SCOVILL Il CO., Pro-
prietors.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all Patent
Medicines.
G. B. PARSONS, Independence
r. w. WRIGHT,
ED. w. WHITNEY, Quasqueton
j. DORIAN, Delhi
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State Of Iowa, VS.. ]. L. Churchill
Assault with intent to kill. Plea OF
guilty of an aggravated assault. Fined
$50 and costs.
John Bogart VS.. VIM. Martin. Sheriff
-Replevin. Verdict for plaintiff Dom
nan and Woodward for plaintiff, Lee,
Leavitt d. Moore for defendant.
Attachment. Verdict for plaintiff Lee,
Leavitt Il Moore for plaintiff, Woodward
IL Marshall for defendant.
Heman Morse VS.. A. Blood, ir., ct al.
adm'rs of Frank Hastings. Verdict for
plaintiff. Marshall for plaintiff, Jamison
and Preston for defendants.
r. w. Wright VS.. Finley, Burton &
Co.-Suit on Attachment Bond. Plain
tiff non-suited. Jamison for plaintiff,
Lee, Leavitt & Moore for defendant.
Hiram Brockway VS.. E. B. Cook-ver-
dict for plaintiff. Hart for plaintiff, Jam
ison for defendant.
Folyey d Reilly VS.. John l.. Bright
Reaper case. Verdict for plaintiff. Ros-
zell. Webster d. Roszell for plaintiff. jam
ison for defc ndant.
Same VS. jerks d Eddy. Verdict for
defendants. Roszell, Webster & Ros-
zell for plaintiff, Woodward e. Marshall
for defendants.
Merrill d. Hart VS.. William Martin
Appeal. Judgment for plaintiff. Lee,
Leavitt a. Moore for plaintiff, Lathrop
for defendant
Josiah Brace VS.. Thomas B. Bullen.-
Plaintiff takes non suit, and claim with
drawn without prejudice. Preston and
Lathrop for plaintiff, Lee, Leavi:t &
Moore for defendant.
VIM. Ii. Clifford VS.. VIM Scott, He
man Morse and j. s. Taavis-Suit on re-
plevin bond. Verdict for plaintiff Lowell
and Hedges for plaintiff, Jamison, Lee,
Leavitt Il Moore d Woodward d Marsh
all for defendants.
Caspar Ii. Mennig VS.. Sylvia Mennig
divorce. Continued and referred to
l.. w. Hart, commissioner, to take tes-
tlmony. Lathrop for plaintiff, no coun-
sci for defence.
VIM. E. Cuyler VS.. Joseph NJ. Chand-
ler-Replevin. Verdict for plaintiff
Woodward a. Marshall tor plaintiff, Lee,
Leavitt IL Moore for defendant.
j. d. j. w. Abbott VS.. M. MeAdon-
Writ of error from r. w. Bancroft, Esq.
Case submitted, no decision yet. Wood
ward u Marshall for plaintiff.
Spafford, Clark & Co. VS.. John Nc CAY
Reaper case. Verdict for plaintiff =
5. u. Van Anda for plaintiff, Woodward
for defendant
N. Nj. Fitch vs.. James Stack. Verdict
for plaintiff. Donnan for plaintiff, Wood
ward ~ Marshall for defendant.
Jacob S. Travis vs.. John B. Foot
Attachment. Verdict for plaintiff. Pres
ton and Woodward d. Marshall for plain
tiff. Jamison and Lowell for defendants.
This was case of unusual interest.
The plaintiff sued for $500 for team
purchased of him by defendant, for
which lie paid in Mt. Vernon, Indiana,
money. The money was proved to be
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EH Read the story on our first page,
translated for the Guardian by Judge
TABOR. 1t is rather lengthy. but, like
all of ZscHoKkE's stories. points moral,
and teaches an excellent lesson.
The communication of our correspon
dent A. H." came too late for this
weeks issue, which we regret, as delay
will make his suggestions somewhat out
of season. We like his contributions,
and will thank him TO for all that he may
be pleased to send us.
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Religious.

Religious.
The Presbytery of Dubuque will
hold their next stated meeting in the
Presbyterian Church, independence,
Tuesday evening. May Sd. at o'clock
There will be an opening sermon and
also Sermon on Wednesday. at lo1 A.
NJ. A general attendance is solicited.
There will be a meeting of the Buchan
an County Bible Society on the Cd Sab
bath of May 9th at the Presbyterian
Church. at lo4 A. NJ; and at o'clock
Pm. 1.-THE Methodist Episcopal Church,
Independence.
The Rev. Mr.. CRAWFORD of the Ameri-
can Bible Society will present the claims
of the cause. A contribution will be tax
en- up both i'll the morning and evening.
The friends Of the Bible, not only in
town but throughout the county. are earn
esly invited to attend and participate in
the proceedings.
JOHN n BOGGS, sec'y.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-04-28
Improve your Breed Of Horses
THE MORGAN STALLION
r O M E O -

WILL STAND for the ensuing Season at
w the residence of the subscriber, i'm QuAs-
QUEToN.
ROMEO was got by Esty horse out of a
noted mare OF Sherman Morgan blood 9. sire.
Blaekhawk; g. g. sire, Sherman g. G. g. sire,
Justin Morgan.
He is about IA hands high; weighs 900 ;
color, dark bay, with black legs, name and tail.
He resembles very closely, in form, color, size
and action his far-famed progenitor, the origin
al Justin Morgan.
For further particulars and terms, see large
bills. j. NJ. BENTHALL
April 18th, leo9 (3m