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Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28
Notice 10 Creditors.

G.. " Hfthd,oay rs ms Creditors.
NTOTlGL Is her, by gwen TO the creditors ul the sail
~ G. W. !lathawa a petitioner IN I'"oiN,ncH' L,
The TertE Judicial District Court, III and for Nuba
county at his chambers in open court ~ n Conr,
House In thr city Of Maiysvile, on the FIFTH DNi
81 NAV, A D. 1860 at ten n'clock A. NJ n' mat uHN
to STOW cause ii an, they why an assig neht oi
TIE rs ate OF the said petitioner, q. liaihaWHy'
should not be made and he he discharged iIom lis
debts in manner prescr ell by law.
Hy orler al the Hon. : VI. Bliss. District Judge Of
the Tenth judicial District, in snd for Iuha county
...... Witness my hand AMI the seal of he said
us District Court this 81 day Of April, A. D.,
80: 1s6O. WNI. r. pN EALE,
Clerk District Court
BY NJ D. DoBBIs,
op5 sod Deputy Clerk.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28
Gr0al advertisements.
HuSOtvCnt Notice,

NRDER and Notice from Court tn Credtors.-ln
the District Court Of the Tenth Judici p't'Ct'
# the State o California. In the matter Of the Fri-
ton OF Thornton q Emery an lns lvent Deh'"r' ru'-
.u,nt Ia mn order Of the Hon 5 NJ. Bliss Judge Of be
said District Court. notice is hereby gwen 70 "l tl'
creditors "f the spid IuSoivtnt Thornton G. EnerN y"
he And appear b, fore the Hon s NJ. BLISS a'ur.sh,
IN omen Court ut he Curt Roum OF said Court, Nv tle
.nd county of Ynbt IN the eth day OF April a. D.
1850 ut lno' iook, A of that law then ana t'ttt
10 show cause, any they call why the prayer Z" s''
Insnly,ut should not be granted, and an asssnmtnt
NJ his Estate be- made, ami he be discharged iroh ms
d, hts and liabilities in pur-ua &c OF the statute III
,uch cnsr made and prov de'l; and in The mean time
MI proceet hgs actins snd In,olNent he stay Il.
Wifn,ss my hand and the al nj said Court,
seal this 2Sl dat OF March, y 1855
...... WM =. ONEALE, Clerk,
BvM d. DoBBINs. Deputy Clerk.
BucuER & BELclIfR, At'ys for Petitioner
nIig4
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Clements, Forman & Cattermole,
FORWARDING AID C0XMISSION
WAREHOUSE,
DOWNIEVHLLE.

XXTIIL Receive nnd F,rNard Merchandise to the
w WASlIOE MINES with dispatch.
REFER 10
J G. Fall & Co., Mary svle;
j II. 1enhtnt ~ Co.
W. IL. Lnui a Co, Downievile;
J. Z. Fnl& On, Carson CITY
Mcrcantll> sent over this route will reach the mines
in advaI ce of that by any other All packages should
be put up in suitable sizes tor niue transportation
from Dawnieville, No storage charges on trnrsi,nt
nerchandis rvt nv eff ri will bO made I" avoid de-
IaAs on ti,is route MIX packages 4" act G. + e."
Downieyillr -Four and Barley constantly on hand.
CLEMENTS, FOKMAN CATlERMOI L.
An24- I'm
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8lOO.OOO.

$40 1000.
eE-TICKETS in any Of these and earlier scbens
may be obtained from TEN TO FIFTEEN DAY,
AFTER TIE DRAWING TAKES PLACE, and Il,
purchaser will consequently have TO hold his ,ies,
only eight or ten days before he will get u OFFICIAL
DRAM INGS, which will be pubs ed in sry,ialoi
the most prominent San Francisco newspapers, and,
Tile Of the New YorE papers, containing perlech ia.
Of all Of said drawings, crn be found at
Wood, Eddy Il Co.'s I Ottery Office,
NJ. 9S Montgomery street, Rooms Nos and 5,
over Freeman & Co IS Express, SAS FRANCISCO.
WHILE ilCAEFs.'. .........-. -. SlO %
HALVES ..+---.....s.. .....-..'............. 5W
kB-uRDERs FOR TiCKFrs OR CIRCULARS, showing
the plan of the Lotteries, and how the Prizes are
awarded, will be sent 10 any DESTROYS OF receiving
them Enclosures of $40 and upwards, may 10
made by either of the Express companies. at the ex
pense and risk of WOOD. EDDY CO., AMI PRIZES
WILL BE CAShED ~ san Francisco All cUmmu
ncations strictly confidential.
Address,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28
SUMMONS.

STATE of California, County Of Yuba, ss In the
- District C"urtuf the Ten II Judicial District The
ncople Of the State Of California TO lirem Huston
greeting: You are hereby required 10 appear IN ~
action commenc against YOU, Defendant, by IIo-
mer Hopkins AS Plann in the District Court # tn,
Tenth Judicial District. in and for the county Of Yuha
State OF California, and answer the compaint therein
which Is on file with the Clerk Of said county within
ten DAYS after service upon you Of this summons,
exclusive Of the day Of service, II served it, said couI-
~ ri fuba or twenty days If served out Of sad coun-
ty but in the Tenth Judicial District uf the State oi
California, or forty dAi II served Of said District
bot within the State; or judgment by default will he
taken against yon accO ding tn the prayer of the said
complaint The said action is brought recover the
sum nf three hundred and twelve lS-lO0 dollars alle-
ed by said Plaintiff in his said complaint TO be due from
YOU To hin, with int, rest ther' II ON The tenth daX
oi July A. n one thousand eight hundred and hftN
sNell' at the rate ofune and one halt per cent per
.aun % ~ ana u you fail To answer said complaint The
suu Flantil will take judgment for the said sum and
,,'ertsl' besides costs. by order OF Hon. s. NJ Bliss
District dge. ~ N'7''
-. "lven under my hand and the Seal Of said
l. s.. Court this thirteenth day OF Aprii n on,-
thousand eight hundred and sixty
W. T. VNtALE,
Clerk Of the District Court
NPiSiSNom In and torthe county Of Yuba.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28
d. .D.GASSNER,

Care OF NOOD. EDDY & Co.,
SAN FRANCIsC0
Remember that we are selling our tckes a0,
regular States prices, and no advance other Lors
ries. nOylS-ly
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28
$50 REWARD!

4 STOLET on Wednesday night Ia on Dry
Mn Creek in Yuba county, (betWee" Bear river
W-SI and Dry creck) } u large MOUSE COLOkED
hEE=Kzks MARE MULE. weighing ab ut llUO pound
here may he some pile brands upon her or may not;
she has a shnIt thIch ne, X, and very nuiceaby So
mas tttlc pale whe around her nose-ani has
arge, heavy head. Any person delivering this Null
ilir undersigned at his anrh BtHr Rive, or ~
he Bulls Head Stable in Mdrysv i;,wiI receive $50
reward
ap2l-2W% II. HUFFAKER.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

Some Of the reasons why Turner'S Ginger Wine
Cordmls, Biters, Syr ps. 81, are better than any
Others in th' United Stat 5
First-We have three Of The largest manufactures
Of the kind in the world.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28
Notice 10 Creditors.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
CntNTY OF YUBA
~ the Distri / Court nj the Tenth Judicial District
L. the mater Of the priit.n OF william Gregory "n
ms W. nt de r. Pur,utnt to at order ot IN" IL m
NJ Bliss Judge oi the aid District Court, notice is
hereby given tn a the creditors oi the said lnsovcnt
wi lan Or, CORY to b. and appear bclore the Hon
VI Bliss for said. in open Court, at the & uIt Room
ol sail Court, in the county ol lup ON u' o'n uaN
MAY n IsG at 10 o'clock, A. NJ Of that day.
h n and the,e t., show c'use, if any they can Why
the prayer Of said Insovent should not be gIAnte"'
and an assignment of his estate he made ANA hr be
discharged from his debts and liabilities in pursuance
nf the statute in such caSe made and provided; and
in the mean time ali proceeding, against sad lnS"l'
vent be stayed.
49,. Witness my hand AMI the seal OF said
L s Court tins An day Of AIril, 4. D. 1s6'.
...' WaL 4. ONEALE, Clerk.
BELeIER & RELcnER, At'ys for Petitioner. 5-Sjd
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One at New York;
One at Buffalo, New York;

One AT view Ofk;
One at Buffalo, New York;
And the 81 dt san francisco, Cal,
Built specially for our business in The most complete
manner in every particular.
Sc ndlS We ca aud do have every ADVANTAGE
that none, can purchase cOuven could facili-
tate.
Oir goods are manufactured from the very best ma
terals. oiA the utust care, and tn. leading arti
cles Of the kin Throughout every Stale the Union,
China Sandwich Isl mls, and incl ding aim ,St every
place where tine nllo iXnn race are represented.
Nehaye constantly on hand, and for sale N guam
titles suit
Cling ne, Forest Wine Biters,
Blackberry Brandy, S'rsaplra suda
berry Brandy, W,rmwUDd tiers,
Normwo0d Cordial, Vegetable - tiers,
Cherry Cordial, Stomach Biiers,
Ea'l b rry syrup, Stuu slItpn Btters,
Lemon syrup, Spice itiers
Orgtat syrup, Extract RASPBERRY Syrup,
Gum syrup, Am-ette,
iOlnrng, Curatoa,
Ab'yuthe, Kershenwasser,
Ani>ilO, Vrr mouth,
Aromatic Schnapps, Is ence OF Lemon,
Essrnce Of Peppern Mt, ESSeuc' of tmaca Ginger
Rosrnchelfs' Bitiers, &c. ap2l 3n
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28
NOTICE.

ENL1Ns AND SPECIFICATIONS for an Odd Eel
Iows II II Bui ding to be- erected on the corner OF
u aud rliid streets. Marysvc, will be received u"il
uJNDAY May 2.st 1885, AT u'cloca i. NJ. vt which
time they will be opened All Plans and Spechch Il
I o, of re must be full and complete with detail
irawints of every part of the building, work. plans,
est mates &c, &c One hundred and fifty dolas viii
he pad for the Plan aud specification accepted and
adopted.
All necessary information regarding the size, &C.
nay he procured by app yns eitIer personally or by
letter 10 the Undersigned. .
w WINTER,
WM X. HuD-UN.
CIlAS g. BUCK.US,
apl7-td Executive Co., ''"iitre
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One Million Gallons. in Barrels and
TURN ER'.S

EXTRA sP8ERRY SYRUP
AZ ANUFACI URtD from Pure Juice uf Raspber.
We res, AMI Is quai to any article Of tue kind here.
tOiUre Introduced.
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TURNER'S GINGER WINE.

fgNEHES ARTICLE is prepared from PURE WHITE
4 WINE and Jam ,cl Ginger Root, IN ch "a man
ner as form the best and st pleasant tonic ever
inr duced: aud an invaluable re nry II ID. spep-
sin, InIge- tinn, gud for al diseases where gentle
stuaut is required, to bring the sis stem into healthy
action.
One Million Gallons. in Barrels and
Cases. SOld Annually,
Throughout tie ~urd IN rthA lHUltns IT. UNECuALED
and UNKIvALED mellts l, has receive the apprvbi.
ton Ol The AGdi al Faculty TN. ushOut the Unlted
States, and wherever known.
We caution al, cons imers If GINGER WINE o ex-
anime The label, uune are gen Ine pt such rs
have them our rngraved portraits in circle, sur
rounded b, ihe follow NJ super>crp ion: TURN r.
GINGER WINE, prepared by Turner ut'ers, New
York; Buffalo, New York; AMI San Francisco, Ca for
mia. ap2l-3m
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MARYsVILLE LAUNDRY.

COtS. q. aud FOURTH SIS.
'ENHE SUBSCRIBER having purchase the en-.
tire interest ut s. b Cooley in the above esiab-
'ishment, is prepared IT, do all kinds of WASHING
Il short notice and on favorable terms.
Ladies' and Gentemen's Clnthes done up with par.
ticuar care.
Shirt Bosoms and Collars polished as in the East.
Shirts damaged by sea voyage mady to look well
rs new.
None hut experienced hands being employed, my
work is guaranteed to give satisaction
Being grateful to my patrons for past fitvnrs !
shallendeavor to inertia fair share of the public pat
rOnage.
oc9-my JAMES BOYD
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

nFFERS fer sale n complete assortment of II iR-
~ NESSES, SADDLES, variety I'll Sidlle Trees
= A q X = a ID - Les
ana every thing else pertaining TO the business which
he will -ell at tile most reasouab rates.
= Partes goi to Washoe will ho well to call at riD
seconl street, where tey can procure the right Kind
of an outfit cheap for cash.
apl3-my GEO t. McnANTFT
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WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAv
OF EACH wEEE.

THE SINGLE NUMBER LOTTEPJR2
(Authorized by he State of Georgis)
Draw every SAT URDAY-aso one Grind scAsz,
per montlI-With caiiIal pllze Of
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

CERTTFECATE.-I,th the undersigned, GOV
ernur OF hungary, dc testify hereby, that Dr' L. D.
Cznpkny has served during the contest Tor hungarian
IT., rty, as Ca ef Surgeon, in the Hungarian army,
with faithful perS, verance. Whereof have gwen l."
Rim t!is cgrt.ic,tc, and recrmnend HIM III syulm-
thy attention protection OF all those who Hre Ca
pablo OF apprecmtns patriotic self sacrifice, and un-
deserved mis- iortune. KO-SUTn LAJOS,
Governor Ol Hungary.
WASHINGTON CITY, jan. 9Th. ls52.
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Old hOleSale by

Corner Washington and Franklin streets, n. Y,
Niagara stIs stt RdlialO. \ Y
Corner Br, adway and Front >is san Francisco, Cal.
Aud for sale by Merelia Is aud Druggists very
where. ap2 3.n
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

~ Below publish the certificates Of three OF Tue
sufferers from the pangs of disease. who, having re-
covered the health, and impeled by grati-
tude make their cases and remedial agent and
their statements are authenticated by Notary Pub
lie The demands of society mnperiously command
their publicity, AMI commend their perusal to the
attentjon ni all afflicted:
TLo.Et,,JueXS ~ fGe IltceUfiye Ia (yr0tifaL,{e
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ap5 sOd
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AUADEMY OF music, FourtssuSh utxeet-IrAuAS
cPsxA-Aatinee At One MANIA,
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THE PROPOSED DINNER TO Mr.. BANks-We
mentioned few days since that some of the
conservative republicans intended to pay to
one Of the leaders of that section of the party
the compliment of grand public dinner. It
is understood that this Banks movement Is one
that has its ramidcations throughout the ceun-
try, and that the coming festival is intended tn
have direct bearing upon the Convention at
Chicago. at which there will be strenuous
movement in favor of the distinguished guest
as the republican candidate for the Pres!desey.
Without doubt Mr.. Banks is one of
the strongest men Ia the republican
camp. He represents the democratic
element in the party, stronger but not so COR
rupt as the old WING Thurlow Weed and
Seward faction. Mr.. Banks is fair man, AID
good practical statesman, which is more tam
can be raid Of many of the leaders on either
side Of the House.
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PASTORS CoURTING THEIR CONVERSATIONS
The case Of the Rev, Mr. Harden, now on
trial for the murder of his wife In New Jersey,
might furnish an effective warning to all
young clergy men sgainst the practice Of court
ing the females of their congregations with
whose spiritual welfare they are entrusted
This custom is quite common nowadays, and
the result Is that we find the clergy in con-
tinuai trouble about women.
This young man, it is alleged, was quite a
Loihario among the rural beauties in the dis.
hict where he OBLIGATED, and 1t Is charged
ttat the fact OF being compelled to marry one
Of the ladies' cut of the half dozen or so to
whom he promieed marriage led to the diff
Guilty in which he is now involved. We re,
commend The ole;gs 20 stick to preaching the
Gospel, and let the women al0ae.
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| the new Commissioners will not cease their-1n-
designations until all the public hospitals and
prip. ms have been duly examined. The occur
renee a. Bellevue Hospital which has called
out the pending investigation was disgrace
to the boasteu civilization of the age, and
the new Commiss, oners must zee that such o
thing does not happe,u again.
The PORT SURVEYORS YIsIr TO EuEorE.-The
sudden and unexpected departure Of Mr..
Emanuel B. Hart, Surveyor o. the Port Of New
siderable anxiety to our quid nm1cs. Some o.
them are inclined to believe that be has gene
to see the court, others that q large fortune
awaits him on his arrival, while there are few
who confidently suppose that the attractions Of
the great prize fight have induced him to cross
the Atlantic. By telegraphic message from
the Treasury Department, we are able to set
all these gentlemen right on their differeat
opinions. 1t appears that a very large impor-
tation Of wool, set down at q value Of
$780, 900, has been made into this country from
England. The weol was assorted in England.
where the coarser part of it was sold, and the
finer and better part shipped to this country.
Two vessels laden with this imported wool ar
rived at Boston, and one at this port. But ON
the arrival of the latter vessel II was found that
the price of the wool was so disproportionsd
to its quality that the authorities Of the port at
once seized the vessel and cargo. As there
are the two vessels at Boston in q similar pre-
dicament, and in regard to which it is neces-
sary that sOme decision should be arrived at,
the Treasury Department has despatched Mr..
Hart to London to ascertain the real facts Of
the case, and to find out whether or not there
has been any intention to defraud the revenus,
before any further steps are taken in the mat
ter. This Is the real cause of his departure for
Europe.
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The BELLEVUE HOSPITAL OUrRAaE.--We per-
ceive that the new Commissioners of the Aims
house have commenced an investigation into
The circumstances connected with the recent
horrible occurrence at the Bellevue Hospital,
where newly born infant was almost devoured
BY rats. The old Almshouse Governors spent
thousands of dellars every year in junkesing,
but could not find time nor money wherewith
20 attend to this Bellevue Nuisance, although 1t
has been known for long time. Wetrust that
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AhUsExKNrs THIS EvRNING.
AUADEMy OF music. Four.esusA sree.-IrAlAx
orsxA-Aaunee as One MANIA.
NIsLOB aARDRN. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PERFORM
AAop-bRoAxE HoRaE Afternoon and Evening.
BowERY rHJATRE Bowcry-YASxEs JAcK-vuLAGE
LAwyER-LoLA AoSTEx-CUR GAL.
WINTER GARDES Broadway. opposite Bond street,
rAALM orERA-Aa'inee Al one-ERNASi.
wALLACK's rHEArRE, Broadway CAPTAIN or the
WATCH aEiK AT LAW.
LAUEA KKENs's rHRArRx ga Brosdwsy.-ooaxxs
BAwH.
NEW 3OwERy THEATRE Bowery.-TRAcx IN TUE
Snow H. HrpgR- G0apEN AXE.
rHEArRE FHAHCAIs. bss B-osdwAy Y sRAssos
NOUS FoilIvIIiE-lA CoRpE sEseIBls
xas sAoueaAxs THEATRE. "a B,osdxay.-ArA-
LAsrA
80 RECh's AsRaICAh hUsEuM Broadway DAY And
Evening-JEtsiE DKAss-srILL WArlR Russ DEEr-ILvNG
CUsioslTiLs, DC.
BSyAErS AINsrRElS, Mechanism Hail. ~ Broad.
SAy -BuRtxseuEs, sosGs, DANCES, &o-BuRIE.oUE Con-
arREis IN SONGS, DANCES. BUMEsoUEs. &c.-wErro.
lCOOPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or PrA,Ns ORIGINAL
aHrffo OF Tak cooRr or pFAra Afternoon and Evening
EAfI0EAL oonoSRY sALOCN, National Theatre
eosGs DAseEs. bURIEsours 80
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shipments were 600 70 900 bushels corn sai wheat.
ia 10 snik and 6d In ships bags with 600 bbls fur
q a. ana some hour was engaged to London a. q Sd
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NEW YORK HERALD.

JAMES GORDON BE N n TT,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
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wHIRTY.sIxTH CON GRDss.
FIRST SESSION.

House Of RePrescatsti ves.
% wAsFrsayos, April 2T, 1ss
STEVENS STEAM BATTERY.
Mr CuRns, (rsp Of Iowa, WED leave 10 oiIer res
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-05-23

while regretting the necessity of anounc
ing it, said they could not give them to
SEWARD. Even Ohio declared that only
by immense exertions could they save
the State to SEWARD, but promised to
sweep it like a whirlwind, with LINCOLN.
If success was, therefore, any object,
when it necessitated no abnegation of
principle, the plain policy was to nomi-
nate LINCOLN, and it has been done. A
more fatal blow to the Democracy was
never given than his nomination, and
we can now go into the battle with the
most confident assurance of success.
have not the time further to enlarge upon
the topic, as the train leaves shortly
| viii therefore close my letter. e
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-05-23

Immediately admitted as State under
the Constitution recently formed and
adopted by her people, and accepted by
the House of Representatives.
18th. That while providing revenue
for the support of the general govern
ment by duties upon imports, sound pol
icy requires such an adjustment of these
imposts as to encourage the development
of the industrial interests of the whole
country and we commend that policy
Of national exchanges, which secure to
the working men liberal wages, to agri-
culture renumerating prices, to mechan-
les and manufacturers an adequate re-
ward for their skill, labor and enterprise,
Fand to the nation commercial prosperity
and independence.
l4th. That we protest against any sale
or alienation to others of the Public
Lands held by actual settlers, and against
any view of the Free Homestead policy
which regards the settlers as paupers or
suppliants for public bounty, and we de-
mand the passage by Congress of the
complete and satisfactory Homestead
measure which has already passed the
House.
l4th. That the National Republican
party is opposed to any change in our
Naturalization Laws, or any State legis-
lation by which the rights of citizenship
hitherto accorded to immigrants from for
eign lands shall be abridged or impaired
and in favor of giving full and efficient
protection to the rights of all classes of
citizens, whether native or naturalized,
both at home and abroad.
18th Thatappropriations by Congress
for River and Harbor improvements of a
National character, required for the ac-
commodatlon and security of an existing
commerce, are authorized by the Consti-
tuition, and justified by the obligation of
Government to protect the lives and prop
erty of its citizens.
10th. That Railroad to the Pacific
Ocean is imperatively demanded by the
interests of the whole country, that the
Federal Government ought to render i'm
mediate and efficient aid in its construc-
ton and that as preliminary thereto, a
daily Overland Mail should be promptly
established.
18th. Finally, having thus set forth
our distinctive principles and views, we
invite the cooperation of all citizens,
however differing on other questions, who
substantially agree with us in their af-
frmance and support.
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CAMPAIGN GUARDIAN.
Great Inducements to Subscribe

In view of the Importance Of the coming
political contest, and of the necessity, on the
part of Republicans, of having the people thor
oughly informed as to the issues involved and
believing that in no other way can this better
l'c done than by the circulation of Newspapers,
we have concluded to send the GUARDIAN to sub
scribers, from the LIST of June until after the
November election, for the low price of
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Fifty Cents a Copy,

Payable INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. AS we shall
have State and County contest, as well as a
Presidential one, a local paper must prove more
interesting than the campaign papers published
abroad, and we therefore invite our friends
throughout the county to form clubs, and give
the GUARDIAN as great circulation as possible.
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offered by the Buchanan County Agricultural
Society, for the Third annual Exhibition, to
be held on Wednesday and Thursday,
Oct. IL 8 IL, 1860, at Independence.
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Estray Notice. 8
T'AKEN UP BY NORRIS GODFREY. OF
l. Brffalo Grove, Buchanan County, Iowa.
two mare colts, the one sorrel. about two years
old. has light name and tail. and white
stripe in the forehead. Appraised before g. d.
Russell, Esq, at $50.
The other an iron grey, abou. two years old.
rather large boned, and appraised as above at
$sl 90. .fsr
L. BREWER, County Clerk.
Independence, May IS, 1860. (3n)
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
An EXTENSIVE Kise.-Mr Les.

An EuESsps Kise.--Mr Les
scps, Of the suez Canal enterprise
has received u letter. written IN
tho Ethiopian language. by an
Ethiopian monarch, who signs him.
self:
King Of Utopia, who reigns in
the law of Our Saviour Jesus
Christ. over the land from Mas.
sonah to Gondar King Of the II
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