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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22
Republican County Convention.

A Delegate Convention of the Republicans Of
Buchanan county will be held ut the Court
House in Independence, on Saturday, Dec. "a
1859, at ? o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of SC.
lacting delegates to the Republican State Con.
%vention, to be held at Des Moines, on the 18th
Of January, 1860. The ratio Of representation
will be one delegate for each township, and one
for every twenty and a fraction over ten votes
east for Samuel j. Kirkwood.
BY order of the County Central Committee
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22
Congress.

Congress.
E1- Congress has not yet organized,
and Of course no business has yet beeh
done. The slavery question has been
the fruitful theme of discussion, the Dem
who introduced it having nearly
all the talking to do themselves. especi-
ally in the House. But two or three
speeches have been made by Republi-
cans, and they have uniformly voted
adjournment, and in favor oil
ballo,ing for speaker. On the last ballot
on the 10Th inst, SHERMAN, Republican,
had within four votes of a majority, and
seems to be no doubt but that h+
will eventually be elected. although the
will stave of IN election un-
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22

A COOP story is told by the Chicago
Times about the appointment Of postmas-
ters in that State. One unlucky ap-
Pointee was compelled to decline for the
reason set forth below =" Dear sir-Al-
though acknowledge the honor Of my
appointment. | regret to say that ! have
yet an unexpired term of five years 10
in the Penitentiary, which compels
nae to decline your fla.tering offer"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22
South Carolina.
Dec. IL.

The Charlestown Courier says:-The
committee of federal relations II the
Legislature recommended the passage of
resolutions re.afirming the position OF
South Carolina, declaring her right to
secede from the Union. and that the peo-
pie should make common cause to sup
port her v~indicalion Of the institution of
the South. The committee recommend
ed a military contingent fund be inereas-
cd to 500, 900.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22
The Dubuque d Pacific Railroad has

The Dubuque d Pacific Railroad has
been completed to independence, to
which point the trains are now running
regularly. The opening Of the road to
this importat place, was, we understand,
duly honored by the spirited and enter
prising citizens of that go ahead town,
by a celebration. We wish we could
nave been there to participate in the fes-
~tivities, as we have no doubt that we
should have been Richly entertained
Waueriy Republican.
You can depend upon that, friend
SMEED. any time you may happen to show
your good natured phiz in this vicinity.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22

The Republican Members of the Min.
nesota Legislature, in caucus, nominated
MORTON S. WILKINSON, of Blue Earth
county, for United States Senator. The
two branches were to meet on last Thurs
day for election, and Mr.. WILKINSON is
doubtless elected.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22
A London female pickpocket stole fv'

A London female pickpocket stole FIVE
soYereigns from a lady in an omnibus
On being arrested, she managed to swal-
low two. the remainder being found on
her person. Two days after she died in
the hospital of the prison, and a pos,
norton examination revealed the two
pieces of money in her stomach, which
were recovered and returned to their
owner.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22

A special train. comprising three To-
comotives and ten cars, containing about
600 invited passengers passed over the
Victoria Bridge on the 18th. This great
structure is now fairly opened.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22

The Gate City learns that it is not true,
as it reported. that Mr.. Mitchell, Repub-
lican member of the House from Wapel-
10 county, is dead.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22

General Scott has returned from his
trip to San Juan, and in very excellen mt
health. The Old Veteran since the Goth
of last September, has travelled $4,000
miles. The General is over 70 years OF
age.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22
News.

The Legislature of Texas has elected
Mr.. Westfall, regular Democrat, United
States Senator, by two majority.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22
Acquitted.
CHICAGO, Dec. l2.

CHICAGO, Dec. 12.
Henry Jumpertz, who has been on
trial here for the last three weeks for the
murder of Sophia Werner, his mistress,
in the fall Of 1857, was this morning ac-
quilted.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22
Auditors Report.

ES we md IN the DeS MONIES Cat
zen an abstract of the State Auditors Re-
port, now ready for the Legislature
The Citizen says the statements of the
Auditor are very full, and furnish a COM
plete history of the financial transactions
of the State for the past two years. Du-
ring that time the receipts into the Treas
ury have amounted to S777.O33 81, and
the disbursements have been $751;, 4O3-
IS. leaving a balance in the treasury Of
s25,63o "A.
The total funded indebtedness of the
State is S322,995 IS. of which Sl22.-
600 90 were borrowed from the School
Fund. and $4,000 90 90 on 7 per cent.
State Bonds.
The of the State are as fol-
lows:
Balance of Revenue in
State Treasury, $685. 0 "a
Less amount of appor-
tionment Warrants
out, 1913 rs $s,7I6 80
Balance due from Co.'S, 293, l22 10
Balance in Branches Of
State BAN in course Of
payment, lo,O,5 SO
State Tax of 1859, 296, 1874 81
Probable State Tax of
1860. 100000 90
Total, $s5e,6O9 4s
The Estimated expendi-
lures for next 2 years,
exclusive of special
purposes, 4Ol ,7l9 az
Add Funded Debt 322,275 IS 724.Ol5 Al
Excess 1874, 594 Oh
The Auditor regards the exhibit as
quite satisfactory, and says:
cit will be seen. that Notwithstanding
the large amounts appropriated for char
liable institutions and other special pur-
poses, the amount of outstanding var
rants has been reduced in the past two
years from $500 Sc to $50. 1876 81.
But for the stringency of the times, re-
sulting from the failure Of crops and
other causes, and the consequent uncom-
monty large amount of delinquent tax,
there would have been at this time prob
ably. no outstanding unpaid Auditors
warrants. Should usual prosperity re-
turn and produce ordinary promptness in
payment of taxes, and should the Legis-
lature not appropriate too largely for
special purposes, for which no estimate
is made, l have no doubt that the re-
ceipts Of the coming two years will meet
the ordinary expenses of the government,
pay off all outstanding warrants, and leave
a balance to be applied in liquidation Of
portion of the State indeb tedness to the
School Fund"
Independent Of the salaries of the State
officers, Judges, &c, which are fixed by
law, and the amount generally known,
following will exhibit the expendi-
lures made
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22
Election Of u. s. Senator.
FRAxKRoRr, KY, Dec. l2.

Breckenridge was elected United States
Senator by t%wenty-nine mnjority-joint
oallot.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE AN
L nual Meeting of the Buchanan County
Agricultural Society will be held at the Court
House in Independence, on TUESDAY, jan
uary Sd, 1860. at ONE o'clock, P. NJ, for the
election of Officers and the transaction of other
business. Eeh fsr 06.f
Premiums awarded at the last Fair will be
paid on that day.
L. W. HART. Secretary.
Dec. 10, 1859. f40.9v
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22

Messrs. RoUSDs 4 LANaDoN, No. l55 Ran
dolph street, Chicago, ILL.,, are our only agents
FOR that city.
W. j. GILBERT, is our agent for Dubuque.
jis is authorized to receive advertisements and
subscriptions and receipt for the same.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22

Ahc Guardian is the Official Paper
OF Buchanan County, and having
a much Larger Circulation than any
other Paper published therein, is
tao most Valuable to resident or non.
residcnt property holders, and is also
the best medium for Advertisers.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22
i TIME TABLE,.
& Pacific Railroad
To take effect Monday, Dec. Il .ls5s.

A. H. de CLERQ. sup't.
Superintendent's Office, Dubuque,l wt
Dec. ~, 1859.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-22

tumult could be ascertained. Rumors of
every description were afloat. and it was
at one time thought that the prisoners
bad overpowered their guards and made
their escape and then hat an attack
had beer made on the Jail by parties at
tempting to rescue the prisoners.
The sentinel stationed near the Jail re-
ported hat at a quarter past 8 O'Clock
he observed a man on the Jail wall, whom
he challenged, and receiving no answer
fired at him. The head of another man
was also seen above the wall, but he re-
treated as soon as the first one had been
fired at. The man on top Of the wall
seemed at first determined to persist. and
was about making an attempt to Jump,
when the sentinel declared his intention
of impaling him on his bayonet. He
then retreated into the Jail yard with
Coppic. and both gave themselves up
without resistance.
Cook afterwards remarked that if he
could have got over and throttled the
guard he would have made his escape.
The Shenandoah mountains are within
ten minutes run of the Jail, and had he
have reached them, with his thorough
knowledge of them. his arrest would
have been difficult. especially as but few
of the military could have followed him
during the night.
They had succeeded after weeks of la
Dor. whenever alone and at night when
their bed clothing mufled the sounds Of
a saw. which they had made out of an
old knife. in cutting through their iron
shackles so that they could put them off
any moment. They had also made a
Of chisel out Of an old bed screw,
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HYpERB0REAN H)T1E;l

ssApK III PlIlpss MNllNNsESsoTA .sl.si II
q. B DAY, IA IA ~. p rora,EreR.
= situated il she centre of 5,he City, and r-
nshed as First Class Hotel. tiaily line Stages
rim ssisan'i ln 81. Paul, md -Weekt b Liile
Fails and Otps Wins. fs8stsxF ssSSs HK fsiIsfs
This House has The most spacious Ha a abpye Sd.
Anthony Tor &C.. sssss.. sss,s
\! 4 4 & If P1 a Concerts. I
81 any pai'ie Exhibitipps; !. always faa spse,
with good Band Of Music Al Al hours notice,
and ne pablic ssnara,y, iss 10 paiusor kl,tdse
wiz b spared n mixing copfarsaL]s, thoss; Nh
may favor him with their patronage, &
Sank Hapids; October 4, 15ttgg, n taN 1885,
AN which th.y I'll II low pfstis Bill aadslib.
erai discount will be given to sftd itsdsS assesss
q 81. Paul, June, u, 6f.a.-.......-..
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Concert

Another Concerts to be given at
St. Cloud in few weeks, which prom
Uses a rich trent To all luvers If good
music, judging both from the last one
and the arrangements being made
W.. j. Parsons, Esq. Of that place. is
to take charge of the vocal department.
1t Is to be given for the benefit Of. Mr.
Place. We are glad Of il. for he il
certainly well deserving such 4 .com-
pli,nent.
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Inglish SportsInen. !,

SiR Francis SYKES, q wealthy Eng
lishman returned last week with his par
", from successful hunt on the Red
River and the Assinniboin. He found
buffalo. elk and other game in abund-
ance, and expresses an entirely favor
able opinion ofthe richness Of the coun-
try he passed over, From Minnesota
he goes 70 Texasfo resume the chase.
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uenous q prescription under ~ act. I'D
~. HI sa.l1t nots Il shr tuls of makiag sae pres
4 ~: IN n ~ ys|s af()s aa y ~
y rs .a's :s..ls won M gpsoyss Sc !ssa Z
not with ~ intention of selling il On speculation
~ must NJ tnx1es d;sscaly "a iadisess .ny -
tract e agreement n any way 5aais
parson y psssoos W which shta h'ch ns as ~
.ssss = n s'ls y ~ ss4ss I'M
eli. II ssssa IA ls, n Ia siss ssssss.fl
Hs muss he tweasy.one wears of agc: and {
'ci,isea % In uhised ssass IL mum
have declared bid intentin ~ became before
the proper aathorsys and recevesta cst'ne'ss ~
md make il lii exclusive home, md 'gat be " W.
hab.aat Of lie same III the time ~ making appi,e
ton for prs. snptiop. fUnsil lately. AL angie an
might board with his neasrst ht ihe same
i now required oT single qf tslarf' E'an' SIS
tsptthat Il mir me Family VI INV settler nnss
alssiliys in sbe hoase.s sitfE II
ment Be made 80 The I'm .ich bsrakiag, fencing,
etc., but pre ae granted wheEc hall acre
ii broken and enclceed q sgss$a sssh rs Id. s. Il
Il Is necessasy thar ~ a,her pcyaop entitled e
the right 1T smptioa reside on the and ~ tne
s No one IL permitted II remove from his own
1A y ~ -
Territory. s18 sss s4 sss
q The ,ssrr Il requisr.i D bring with him y Ne
Land Oce Hsitsen az printed apphcatlpsls setting
forth the facts to his case of ,he 1st "A afd 81 AZ
qniremenls here mentioned with certificate append.
ca. y be signed blythe Register and Receiver and
make alfdayit 10 the same 5ts9 IS 'asAssas
10. He is alse ,.eauifsd 70 bring with him r.
spectacle witness Of his acquaintance. who y know
ing to the fact 81 his settlement, 10 rake affidavit to
the 4th.s sub, 9Th 18th Ind Sth teauirements herr
mentioned, with the same set forth on paper, with
a corresponding blank certificate attached, 20 be
signed by the Land Officers. aaNfs@
IL. The pre- emp,or. If u foreigner, must bring
with him 10 The Land Office duplicates u his nat,'f
atizaton papers, duly signed By the otaicia. irom
whom they &ese received. ss1ssssaSss.
A minor who il the head of family, or widow,
may also PIE eppt,her families being required Y
live on thu hsnd. tfasfA5ts
The se..srs X require to file written declarators
statement nj his istspsipa "a pss e betYse ny can
proceed With his pre- emptioa.
FEEs.- Ifsr fe.s rzrtifed by ihe Register iot
fling deck,raory siateneni il ss,,e t,'iar.t ~ i
81 For granting presemp.isM, the Kfgsytef aI ne
Receiver can receive each fifty cents. #'7Ss
81. Fsa DUPLICATE II the map ofany townships ont
dollar Is required By the Register. ]. .,:zs.
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SHERdFF'S SALE.


DY virtue u an executlon isspeaF OeI q ana
ID under The seal ef the 4ih judicial D'str'c.
Goar, ID and fT the county 81 ttensOns = rte y
Minnesota snl4a, u 1sigment rendered and duck
ete.l in saidt;olst On, IL 2Ofh day nc Jni I'D
1859. in An action between samuel ,Lsssh plain
tiff and d. G. Kinney defendant. in ;asersf sxid
piaiaiiH, and agtinss said defsadsn for tils sn
Of Three Hundred and Eleven S0-iOO d0iixrs
[ 1911 39-0OO) and interest, | have this 9Th day
sc October. III ID. 1853, levied upon the foIloaing
described real propeft, towit:t II ss'. ss d
All IRE istsrest. Of The said L. G. Kinney ii III,
ppuinhsr illree 80 id section number twenty two
(22l il township Thirty six ls6 nofti' q Range
thirty one l3i) west, SAID interest being The un.
divided one sixth part of .ad LOT excepting TIN.
5O-lgO acres the same lsias and sitnat. il The
n,,sn of Sank Rapids. county Of Renton. Ssatssof
MaRpesOtas ss w asss ss e4s sss assi
Nolice il hereby given that will sselbthaabove
descsibed real property to thu highest i'idsr ~
cash, ~ public adetiun. a. Days Hypevbossaa'
Efotei. n Sank kapids iitisaid county Of Besiiod,
83dn EIoliday he 2ist day of' NnseF.hef, " 70
o.riock N. NH, 10 satisfy HE said execution viii
interest and costs II. 7, WATCH, Sheriff,
s 81 ~ ', as.s ByH NJ M.aIltlN Depaty u
VIM y. os i. ai,ifTs Ally. & s' I
Il Sank Rapids, Det Is. 1853. 1911 6As227
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The alter Cure journal,
u 70 m 1850
The american. chronological journal
sss'.''sF: /. ~ il OR 1850 ..s'fs 81 III. hi

III EvOTED 70 Phronolosy. Physiolnsv, Ma
~ sel.an,sm, Eslscaiion A gsic6ltufe, lhe M
aufasf Sciences, and General ls,sa gesicA, ispsc-
fasety Illustrated vii Enaravings, and pubii-hsd
Inpon,hly fDNE DoLLAa year. Every II ans-
~. and aspecsal)y MI young men and wotnen,
should hase copy 4sis, Esf8 f4 iiis lis$s e,tst
I fYl,g men abnut launching firth upon the acsisi.
ihs;r cnnrxe, will find this J,rRsA,. = friend and
n,onit.,r y encourage them virtue, shield them
from vice, and y prepare them ,.srulness and
cess IN lie. The v,rols occupations will be discuss
edn thr light % Phrrnot.gv and % tia,
ms<i likely ". r.,cceed -PUrIssHt h sep27. \
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Tllanksg[living.

Rev. $. Hall preached AZ. excallent
Thanksgiving Sermon to-day. We re-
greet shatthe CONGREGATION was no. Iarg-
or. The day has been i very unpleas-
ant one. preventing many from attend
ing who designed doing 50.
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RED, WHITE, AND RluE

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RED, WHITE, AND BLUE. g
sne Of the largest and b.st Illustrated 4 .;.,.l
" Papers IN the United States b Al Hmp.ria 4
auafso, containing pages ;sor 40 COLUMNS Orig
inaas interesting and fascinaiing reading matter
from the pens ofthe beat iAnefican Autk,ra. s ~
adj q PREMIUMS TO scRrBERs. rfsss
o.. e cssy 6 s.s year M 3e,ss~.
Ono Copy for ,hr-r years, Y 60 and Premiums
oae Copy for I've years, 20 90 aud 10, Pren;ums
AND 10 cf pBs. ss-2 q 4 - :
Three Copiss. ms ysar,, $500 and s Premiums
I've tGop'es' o''e ye'r. N 500 and 10 Premiums
Csiss, one vrar. 50 % ana d +. em,,ns
Inose citing Up club Club Of 10 Subscriber, and
etss aaatsTfsE PREMIUMS.
Every sulscssher to In wrEx,.y Kfp. a, ,,.,,s
AMP BLrx. will BE- entitled 70 Prsminns, wustht
from 3 cents 70 S6 co. ~ the payment 81 81 cen,s
ON eHch. - so.a % the s1tscSpfion money n IS.
es.vsa. the subserbsr w b Informed by lstser wiat
rA.n '"s ne entitled g and then il ID DIPLOMA,
whether PC rem'ts ths 25 nrnis snec, and takes liz
premiums or not. 58s s&s 81 /
Y THE PREMIUMS = S s2s' !,
Which Se tts III. sui%cri,srs n u e.n,. e,ch
org co'nprised il ,hs following L,sr-lI ii
70 pise = fm'e.. 3s,1ls ~ $4,000 each
AZ AZ God Hs2,ieg Caard WascAsssll ! 75 OIL II III
no 40 !. 4. ~ sta /, tiIs ,sass475 % 4
~ 80 =. Watches, 80 90
Il loo SEWING Mschiarss y III, ~ % III 81
500 aod Gaaisa asa W.. c.a;s,, ~ 2S & ssS
Goa ,ek+,.. Cameo Seq, Gid acs'., asri.,.
Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold invs Ear iar.,s d
vag,ass Other artises aosth from u IO Zach.
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1000 Agents, wantad.

EvERYBopY's LAWYER AND COINS ],
y LOR IN RJSI NESS, ct,niainiag piain and sim:
ple nsarsctons 70 Everybody fl isaasact;ng their
busines according 10 law, with legal fora,s bf draw
ing the various necessary papers connecsed thfrer
with, together with the laws of all the States, To-
Collection Of Debts Properly Exempt from iEssna-i
Rsb,. M snssS W%a nsss s
U4ufy, Wials. Ito BIZ r RAINY CHs,Skv, ESQ., Sd,
fofthe eRhisaeaphia Bar. 36a pages. l2ho.sg i
sAnsns ely new Merk on cssa' jes. 'aiauiedts
the Wants 81 the Uaiisd Sia,ss. ivgs c.pier seYl
BY mail IL any nd lress, On rec ipt II price, 81
Of il law stye VI binding AZ NJ. 49, -. ~
1909 senss vantsd y ovas f,,f i. Win ~hom
LIBERAL araugrne,ts win H. nie sApplv or adj
dress 4 81 JOB y tFs. POTTER, Publ;sher.s Il
a2s NJ. SIT S..,soln Street, = hiladelphia RI.
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NOTICE.

"A IL persons are hereby Cautioaed 1egainst
m purchasing Note Of hand signed BY Lauls
SrosE. in favor Of PErER HAYWOOD. due ON
o. ahout the first of Noyemlb.s, 1859, ~ The said
Note has been paid. Said Note was drawn for
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
s,,s &aa f3Essss fs LOUIS STONE \
Langos. November 4th, 1859. .s n3l
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Il % Call and see your money and p,odace II
WHIT II wanted. II Il. SaatI Raids. :Mtnnrsota.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24
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take pleasure IN sia,ing. ifn lssr senal snoss.
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n 4 l,ent.s prae.itloner, either ii Opsfs,ssear
Mechanical Dentistry. and frun. ss.any years. ".
auaintance, know him, ii be i high minded, bon
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-11-10

BAc4nuNa.-Ncycr say Of one who i,
absen, wha, You would he afraid or ashamed
to say If he was present. 'Ilc Of whom you
delight to SPEAK evil says a wise moralisl,
may hear i anil become your enemy, or il
he do not, yoa will have to rcproach your
self with the eanness Of attacking one who
had no opportunity Of defending himself.
NusfAiscp - tboss WIN deal in scandal /,
hseA dseArss = 10 you, will Islander
you 10 another" Tale hearers make tale
tsswss, asd hence. DR.. Smith said, the tale
besrsr Nd tale hesrcr should lc hanged
together; the n by the tongue, aud the
Other by the ear"