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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-30
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For the Guardian.
JUNE FIRST.


The summer, the bright, laughing summer, has
come, st.s.
And gladly we welcome the joyous day
The earth is wearing robe of bloom,
And the birds are singing roundelay.
The summer has come, but where are they
Who welcomed with us the last bright year
Where arc the happy, the fair, the gay?
0 sadly we're missing their words of cheer.
The summer has come--but some are far,
Where the waters are leaping Der sands of gold;
And some are not and some there are
Whose hearts, yet beating, are strangely cold
The summer has come, but memory's wing
Has sweptthe geam from her radiant eve
For shadows will darken the suns bright beam
When faith and hope in the bosom die.
Independence, June 1st f.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-30
LAND OFFICES DIscoSrrSuEp.-No-

ice is given in the columns of the Wash
lngton Constitution (the official paper) Of
the discontinuance Of the Dubuque.
Charlton and Usage Land Districts in
Iowa. and the removal of tho Land Or
ices from Dubuque, Charlton ana Usage
% Des Moiues. The reason for this a
that the unsold land in each ons Of these
Districts has been redaoed below oad
hundred thousand acres.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-30
SYMPTOMS OF HARD READING. $ u
dent Oh, Mary Have you taken up

~" VI NtII IIHFe YOU wtksH Ut
the lamp and the cigars 2
Mary - 4es SIR
Student And the whishey. and the
sugar, and the lemon and boiling wa
ter?'
Mary Yes sir
Student, Then come, Jack. suppose
We 90 into tho STUDY - PuncA
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-30

IL Payment required on the execution of the
work. either in Cash. Farm Produce, or other
Property. Inquiries by mail answered with
Pleasure.
July lst, ls5e-2l-n,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-30
HENRY S. CHASE, M. D.,
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL
~ DENTIST,

Will visit his Office at Independence,
ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OF EACH
n n WEEK.
Office Hours from 10 A. Nj. to p. M
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and Nashville Railroad,
RE@ - - = q - z. . q - 40 gssss4
Daily Line q. =. IHaii Packets.

Captain JOINS L. BATrNAN, leaves every Wednesday
and Sunday, at l. O'Clock.
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The Great Chess Hatch in Paris... HTOrphy
and Andcrssen

The great game at chess vhieh "a 70 delernin,
the championship between the Old aud the New
Worlds. was begun at Paris on M1ndsy, the 20lf
of December. MOrphy hal bsea i'll for week, and
came to The contest pale aud worn, bat in good
spirits It had been a. ed that the winner Of the
first seven games should be considered The victor
The first game Eysns's Glnbii, was SHARPLY con
tested, less tban ssverty-lw0 moses on each side
having been made, when NOri by resigned the rec
ond game the Roy L1rez opening. after forty-fotr
moves. was drawn; MOrpby seems then 10 have
aroused himself. bea; bis advsrsary two game.
in pretty rapid succession, the third in twsnry
moves, and the four in fifty three. Paris COZ.
respondent OF the Times from whom We derive these
facts, thus describes the players
The first game lasted seven hours, and vas won
by Prof Andersen. During the course of tbi-
game, which was Rdueted in the mest brilliant
manner, and iu which we're displayed an inmen
number of the most ingeuOus combinations ca ho.h
sides, had v,ry good opportunity of studying
the contestants NSihing could he more unIik
than the physiqIe Of the players. Mr. Morpey
il a frail Sun a boy. with 6ue face and heal a
a modest almost timid air Prot AadeTssen. o.
she contrary, is a tall man, slim about ffty wears
OF age with q sGsll, bald head slight soop 10 the
shoulders lively black eyes clean shavei fac,
quiet geBllPmsnly man, with SYM a beiis expresS
sion of face which immedia ely predispOses in his
favor
During the 6rst game NJ. Andersen moved
much more rapidly than Mr.. Morphy Net Eord
was spoken by either player duriug the whole seven
hours. No demonstrations or false wsr=
made by ei her party to indicate the otter bis
plans. There seemed to he more origina.its, more
genius, of the iRpreUu in AIR. Morphy's
moves, and mere OF study and exPerisnce in hose
of NJ. Andersen The Two uen evidently more
nearly ma ehsd than they ever were before"
The eagerness 10 witness these r5it aud accom-
plished players was SO great tha; the game was
kept on three different boards At the Cafe de la
Regence, on each of which the moves were repeated
as the game advanced. 1t was the general i'm
preston that Morphy hai encountered a more
formidable antagonist than aay he hal yet
met.
NJ Lsquesue, the SCULPTOR has executed in mar
bic bust of Mr.. Morphy, which bas been placed
al, ngside of these of LabourdonDage aud Phil
dor at the Chess Club over the Cafe de IL Re-
genee.
A later arrival brings the Intelligence that our
countryman triumphed, as he has in every instance
where he has encountered the champion of Europe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-21

The SomeTville Star of lhs 18th, mentions tie oc-
currence in that place, on the llth, Of arailrOad
accident Of a somsWhAt novel character. The loco>
motive on the SOmeryills Branch had been detached
from the train, and was descending the grade to ths
depot, when, from some reason, the brakes became
inspreative and the engine ran down with such
force as to knock off the entire end Of the engine
house, driving the water tank half Wsy out Of the
building The strong curbing and the strong TIM
bers over the we'll saved the esgine from dropping
in. The engineer escssed by junping from his
rlann
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-21

Hon. John n. Thomas is candidate for Congress
in the Chattanooga District. Memphis Bulletin.
Rather badly posted in regsrd to matters in your
swn stste. II you had said that the Hon. James
H. Thomas is a candidate for Congress in the
Msury District, you would have been right. Our
contemporary vas net content with mstamorphosing
James into john and pitching him into the Chstta-
noOgs District but makes the following free use of
the name Of the Shelbyville True UHtoa
The name of the ShelbyviIle (Tenn.) Constitution
alist has been chauged to the Free Union.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-21

A FIRE occurred in Somervills on the 10th inst.
about O'Clock, by which frame house on the op
poslts side of the street, and south from the Model
School building, belonging to Key Holloway, was
burned TO the ground, tog Jther with the cut build
ings. The house was occupied at the ine as a resi-
denee BY Malcolm ". Nelson, who lost almost all of
his household and kitchen furniture and the great
er part of the clothing of the family The origin of
the fire il unknown.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-21

The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer learns that
new paper, to be called the Presbyterian Herald, is
soon to be commenced in that city, under auspices
which will insure its permsuent success There is
large field to be susplFd with Presbyterian paper,
and we cannot doubt but that this intelligent and
infuentisl Denomination will ably sustain we'll
conducted organ of their religious faith. The first
number of the paper will be issued on before ths
first day of February next.
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NUMBER $50.
EAST TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY.

gaVuTS Institut8a IS permanently
eessfu operation. ia ehtfge Of ani exserti "a
Guilty. Situated az knoAvilea city re1arkahe rsans-
msnt fnelgeuce and morality Of is poplIzfion he TO-
mantle scenery and in the sauhrous and nvis0ratnz q
East Tsunessee enjoys the advantage u easy rl acc
BIZ Railroad connections run, an parts q the West
There Is nov in Of erection 70 be cp dg
ginning o the Summer Session, G muasiunl staleus
enioy the Advantage exercising usr the and nslaeoa
regular Professor o. Gymnastics No exercises hettr
adapted to inees; hours u recreation and he
render the body strong and active
Tie facilities intellectual impr0Teentte extent g a
of study and the tOroughnesso Of Instruction. in t r
departments-arsurpasai snstt1tisR in S8usb.
The students constant oi the Ea1s
who vant 70 every Ting tha might e1ru ns
morals % you:h enforce sueh reglaous
may be neeiful
The summer Session will the first WednesE In
1853. The expenses are as follows;
Tuition pr session, (iu GdvanceJ - "
Board week. do Dc = AU.
Room Rent per Session d. do 2 50
Students furnish their hediag Wasting and lzlts fcr
further particulars apply Rev ". D. Carass, Pcsseutof ts
University D. A Desterck, Secretary Of tie Board q r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-21

The belligeraut Mississippi editors who WeAt to
Memphis to fight duel, cid not fight Mr.. Purdom
and his friends the spOt al the time selected
by Mr. Thompson, but the later Was arrested in
Memphis, snd consequently could not "c5ms TO
time" wien the former left the ssnguiBsry field
that was TO be-the cease Of honor" requiring
nothing further Of them. Mr. Thompson vas sub
sequently released from custody it having been as
ecrtsineI that he had committed no Offense against
"rhe peace and dignity T" this State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-21

At meeting of the Quarterly Conference at
Asbury Chapel, Memphis, on the 18th, it was re-
solved to new church edifcs in that city and
aeommittee was appointed to solicit subscriptions
for The same II is intended that the new building
shall cost shnut 500 600 ---
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-21

EHOYAL ---FIaving removed from their old stand ts
the c0mmoiOus store Of Cherry and
CinIch Streets DemOViile CO.s Druggists Gate De
movlle Bell take this means of returning to their old pat
rons and friends cordial thanks for the liberal share Of pat
ronae given heretofore and of soliciting for the future
cotinuancao They would inform the public that
their stick Of Drugs, Medicines, Dye-StuffS, &c,
will all the Ire FULL complete and fresh and shall embrace
all articles usually bNtoun1 in Drug Store They would
further ay sdditonto the assistants already in their
poy they secured the services OF thoroughly ACCOMPLISHED
and ent Druggist Prescrponist, to take caarse of their
Prescription Department Orders in this line OF their business
will IT all hours he promptly and accurately filled
ia6-tf DEMOyILLE co.
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= .In,RIE srMNER LANps FOR sALE.

UaUUARLE So MNER LANDS FOX SALE
TTIsgTNG 10 change ny business serins fer sale
~ in sumner county containing ABOUT INV seres,
Of the Gsn and Nashville pike On
Cumberland river and about the distance from the Hehder
snr station Louisville and Nashville Railroad, and
r o distance Nashville and Galla'in There
and open FOR eultVaonl5O acres In blue
s fh 4pcs beTed with oak poplar, maple,
e. bsipc well aae 10 growth Of blue and all ether
@ peculiar to latitude. Improvements good, consisting Of
Brc Dwelling six Negro Kitchen, smoke House,
Ice House Cow Horse Stables and all other necessary out
besides place Steam Circular saw
" rs horse power engine with plenty 81 timber to spare OF
the place keep for number Of and young Oren
ard lust now in earn Of 100 select peach and apple trees and
Also large pond we'll stocked. Stock and other water en
Nv and OF good quality. Any wanting good stock Farm
and desirable House Of the best Ienne
~ Wilt do examine the premises. offer the Whes tract
Al s4OOOor ha Or650 including all improvement
except Steam Mill so Terms Tor tAs whole
is one fourth cash. the balance years. For on
haor $50 with Improvements one third casa e oane
IN and further particulars apply 20, or address,
the suer Turner ose, Esq. al Nashville, or 70
Mr. Oliver Perdue the premises = .-,-
ian9-5m ". d. NABAVN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-21

The Memphis AKPsaI of the l8.h says: "Tbe
Rev Mr.. Coffee, the first who ever preached a
ssrmOu on the bluffs of Memphis, was yesterday ar
res ed for being drunk aud put in the ealaboose
When taken into custody he swors bitterly at the
officers aud wanted 10 fight them"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-21

A later arrival brings the Intelligence that our
eountryman triumphed, as he has in every instance
where he has encountered the champion of Europe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-21

GARDNER a co.
NEW FIRM.

WeR H,Es. & r. c. Gardner, have associated with rs
Bukner As ua1tner business under the style o. cara
ner Co.. at new Front rtOre, No ? Inn block
We will keen always on hand large and carefully seecte
stock Of staple Fancy Dry Goods, Varieties Boots, SHOES
Hats. Cans Bonneis and Straw Goods generally.
our stock plantation goods will be unusually ageomPl
~ heavy WOODEN and Cotton Fabrics, both COlorei and White
, heavy Brarans Wool Palm Hats, heavy cooTed anc
white negro BlauSets ,,--,-s,-. 81,
Ne invite our old customers and dealers in Merchandise Wh
b 10 uy goods low Cash. short time, TO give ou
~ close examinations intend TO make it - Their inter
,st and 10 make this their cheapes: market
W Vii rsgye and sell for friends all country produce
h as Wool. Feathers, BeeswaN Gnseng Jeans LlhS a''
S,.gs at the highest price the market vail command
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HOST VALUABLE CITY FsIkOTsTzsErE =
FOB SA LIE.

AN Offering FOR sale the House AID Los CasTy sreet
sccupie, By Dir B 5 Weller
The house very large and commodcus, containing -
y with servants rooms cellars. coal ar wood hsi.
The house il in gsa Orler, Of t beng rfy rb1-
Is heuer adapted for frat class boarding house any haus
in Nashville.
The lot sixty by hundred
tyf feet and the house situated The admit of
addition that would render comm05us any hotel ia
the city.
large portion Of the purchased house
II desired.
II is we'll known that hotel keeping is in III cy,a pro-
tsble business. AMI any wishing enese
ton this excel opportunity procure zs
ton, Seng convenient all the business portions Of the city.
For terms &c, apply 70
dec2f-tf Az 3. LISDsLEf.
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VALUABLE PLANTATION AND NEGROES
Or SAL

pursuanoI Of decree in Chancery VIII sell TIE
n First OF February 1850,
GA ne premises, At public auction, valuable
ssuated on Deer Greek, in WasinStan county. 1psi
owned By J. w. Percy Co.. aud klO The Percy Paoe.
plantation confirms fieea hundred and eventyVe afrs s
finest cotton land in the sOuhnins acres IN tie h.et
state OF cultivation. Il is in Delightful neglboho, seve
mil, hacs q 6reenvile the shipping point perfectly us-
Pe2leut Of levees and above The highest The sre trace
susceptible Of cultivation ans a. on
lghtsul dWe ling, gin house perfectly quarier sles &C.
and making this between tFelve and fourteen
the hand.
viii alss sell at the tire and place e AcclmAte
Eros 81 % them hands, belonging 10 J. w. Perc
raised y them Aso, y mules, 10 yoe Of h o;
tie 81 sheep, 5000 bushels Of th ranan
sis wagons, 6c., Of AL kinds and In good ouier
Terms-FoT the land fourth in CASH the hasT one
tive and three equal annual ustsnts, With rr insret
from date aud approved security the negOs a1d pona
perry, all descriptions Tor twelve months acretaaces
proved houses in New Orleans All prsoHs wishing purchase
invited to aud view The premises
dec2s-itaaai5s L R- DIXsN, Comrsaener
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G As 5 n o G X /.

TOWN LOTS An ID NEGkDES FOX SAFE.
Joel N and Ohdrote G. SmiIh Jses H. keudfics
shers.
EbY the % Davidson rendered
ls5 in the wiz
for sale the house door in Nashville, Sury. lhs
22i OF January the property known The ''o Ba
Place, situated the Middle frankn TO, about ms
from the house. also, the time and place. VII sl
nsgo named CasWe, ske about years. and Jack aoHt
a and shares Of Gas Stsc Buggy
land viii te up i lots. upon
which will s the old Dwelling, and viii he sold upon credit of
years, with interest rom date AID lien
tained until the purchase money Il paid
The negroes will be sold upon credit u y mouths The Gas
Stock, Bugy, &c, upon credit q one month Notes Eh
proved security required. r. CHEATHAh,
de~IQ-td Clerk a. M,.stsr.
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e. II. GLAsCOCR.

A UCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT, would oferh
services to public, Agent for the sale of Real Esta
Nroes Furniture Dry Goods, Groceries, other species
property either country Being determined to de
yot business and having had considerable
experience atter myself that give satisfaction to those
o nav favor me in line. always be found at the
Counting Room Of the Patrs oCs whore, absence or
ders may DO Left -nAr%-st'
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RAILROAD OMNIBUS LINE.
CRAIGHE AD & CO.,
Hardware.

90 PVBLTC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TEEYESSEE
rANEs B. CRAIGEA having purchased the entire interest
II MIR WNI II. MINCHIN. in the business Of CrEigesd K
bio s alone authorized to of the late arm in
liquidation, and will continue the business at the old ana,
% Public Squsre, under the title as above. maJ34
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-21

FINE CorroS.-Ts were shown at the warehouse
Of Fisher, Wheless & Co., yesterday, bale OF cot
ton which Is said to be- by the best judges the I'm
eat specimen of cotton ever raised 10 Middle Tens
nessee Il was frsm the plantation Of James Il.
webster. Maury county, for which that gentleman
received the premium at the late Fair IL is elsss
ed As Upland Fair aud if offered singly here would
readily command ll4C.-Gazstts Of gsstsTday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-21

ETedoRId, NsU York.
supply from this house, put boxes containing S'
papers. assorted, o suit the country trade.
These seeds equal in the market and some prefer
them from having been grown so far North.
have large supply Beans and Pss by the gaoz
and b6she
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-21

Steamer SaIIie West,
Captain J. \. CoRuErT, leaves every Tuesday, At 4
e'elock. Z. NJ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-21

/, Tom Hyer publishes card accepting the challenge
of Heenan, 10 fight for the championship of Ameri
He also engages in case he is successful in his
combat with Heenan, to fight any man in the world
Tor so. 900
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-21

III ssaid that J. Buchanan Henry, private secre-
tary to she President, ooutemplates resigning his
position at the close of this session. and settling in
New York 10 practice law.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-21

The number of passengers over the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad for the mouth Of December
last, was 24,OS8. The cash receipts amounted to
SIS, $50 10.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-21

In Massachusetts there are 294 factories having
half million spndles, with capital of thirty-tWO
millions dollars from which are seut to marketthirty-
four million dollars worth Of goods.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-21
DISSOLUTION.

TEyHE oonaerhp heretofore existing between the subscr
hers under the siyle and firm OF Gardner, Sheppard Co,
is this day dissolved ty mutual consent r. H. E. 5 and K =
Gardner having purchased the interest Of + a shepherd VINO
f i,a from tie grn The business will he settled by the
r,si,ir, ,,.rt1.rs r. II. GARDNER.
F.. $ GARDNER,
r. c. GARDNEk,
= A. SHEPHERD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-21

Fine Country Residence for sale.
TTAVING determined to carry my Negroes the South -
n I will sell about Three or Four Hum "a
dred Acres oE Land, being part Of the tract up ~
ich reside, situated oOd Turnpike Road
about thirteen Nashville, Of the best neighOr
hooisn williamson county, equal any the State. For
PARTICULAR apply the premises to A. v S nesley
in Nashville --
sepg-d6 T. A.PEkhlNS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-21

Rev. Theodore Parker goes to the West Indies to
Improve his health, and live among his pets-ne-
grOes
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MACHINE MADE HORSESHOE


- THE TROY IRON ANDNA ALL FACTORY, ~
|NN at Troy, \. Y, have liEnry Burdens I'm. M "
E huroyed Hz0RSE SHOE Machinery ncwh IN
III in successful operation, and ar prepared t. NJ III
III execute orders for Horse and Mule shoes, Of VI "
y any Weight and Pattern, at price but little
above tie Prise 0f Horse Shoe Iron.
The quality Iron shoes is warranted in
respect shoes have bee approved Of and uS by
United States exclusively, also y man OF the
principal Stage AID OmniOus Companies and Horse sheers
throughout country These Shoes be purchased through
the principal Hardware Iron Stores in the United States.
hers addressed subscriber Troy, will receive prompt
attention WI. F. BURDEN,
aDrI6-ly Agent. Troy, Ne York
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aasbbiIIs aniou anb 9msrltan.
pally $ Trl-wesl.Iy ssi wse.ly >.
Bates Of Advertising.
sN LINES OF LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
ENEwABLE Ia PLEAsURE.

square, year, SSO-Eaeh additional square, SO.
advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
ONE DOLLAR per bsarefor the FIRST ard FUTT CENTS
subsequent insertion
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly will
be charged the full daily rates with enea the weekly
adj ed
T0 Correspondents.
1t will save US great deal Of unnecessary trouble IL our
friends in writing will bear in mind the following rules
Always give post Office county, and State in the body
Of your letter.
both offices in full
business and other matters write separate
sheets of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters solicited all such facts and
subjects may information interest TO the public.
Anonymous communications Of whatever character will receive
attention.
Correspondents should write only upon side Of the paper
We cannot undertake to return rejected communications.
business should be drecte3 10 MeSsrs z. G.