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Qua RALEIGH CORRESPONDENCE.

RAIneH, ". c Nov. IL, 1890.
NoA Carolina S~ssmoa-As Brscksnrsdss Payty-Th<
L>gss'osre-wAsi ne coprnor wsl Rscom~epd IN hs
x,naes- Mr. uinsman and tie U~s,ed sa,s Snacr.
thip, &c, dc
Noe that the moks q the battle d clearing on and
sves plinpse q the neld, precisely zee eli
the damage that bear HIS been done Ho~sver unaa,
south Carolina may be In secedss, because North
ern have elected free coil President yes here there
are good many ~ho do not think all 10 quito lost, and
that version st distant leas, another four years
nuney. Bu, cannot be dcsied that those In the
minority and that there IN immense majority who, N
not positively dcsrous OF secession think II Inevitable
Thee are for the mos part, the supporters Of Breciu
rdge Who - predicted In August, has carried The State
o,er t~o very much disappointed and chopfen parties
M iAlss loudly Of defeIccs arms, appropriations
militia and such kindred topics VI ie The others console
Themselves BY trying 70 believe that the Old North State
bss too much senss sld oooass 70 commit suicide,
through fear u como imagined dcssructm 10 ali p,pa
lar revolutions, 10 IN curious TO Observe how rapidly The
tide sweils sDd - rushes along, cpnious which Ike
old river bank, considered themselves perfs-t
" SAFE presently disappear The opiaioas OF t,s mlsot
~ on rather fact o. aoy minority exssog ~ ALL only
proves that revolution here has reached boz ond
,s,p pora Rp Van mixes puI.e does yss indicate
very go FEVER osides, jua here AZ this central pont
very COZ ssrvs,ve for msny gcocy re.:oos bat
travel 10 sinh Carora and yoa Will dad very
o.rtp, sAte Of feeling The nearer she nro the moe
warmth
The legislature win meet next Nonosy, sne lssh, and
tsp ve ANAL ~ha, the entire state THINKS ABOUT the
owes, M critical time Governor 10, 10 hts sssse, wi
recruncsd q ', modelling Of the militia and al appvo
py,aou for srms and that certainly doe not locx nke
ssoe lcf 10 an ev which tbs meet ultra secesscasss
only face through necessity have no doubt an appso
p,ist,ou viii 90 rrsnted With enthusiasm
OF course there 10 thc nsnsi specnsuon az 70 wna WIZ
~ with tho thccs IN me gn Of me Lss'sature
Crxgs ~ instance 90 some cx'ent appHpai1 esc,
with the srn rue semecrs. y, AM there ar runors OF
moves 10 oust ntu Pc bss ~rtsnly great may war
trends and supporters be ha aiso graz any ott
Ter epem,s vr Ctngman ~iil u,acr sscflF be aomi
nation ard HE friends will ccrtsiny yose tr MN, 40
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SECESSION MEETING At MOBILE.

kosLn, Nov To- 1890
A meeting o. al parties here 70 day unaainousy
favored solutions 10 Avail the action u
olher s.aios were voted aud withdraw.
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PROCLAMATION IRON LINCOLN.


Prom the Charcsso, neroury, Nov. IA
Prem the NEE OF the Anceuts 70 the preeeot " hes
been customary Tor men, moved by oommon impus9
and for com mon purpos<s 20 rally around syn
bols A. the cruss Il a. George and ths ri oo+os %
France, chen thrown 10 The brcoze, AWAKE eno,i"ns
patriotism In The breasts loyal subjsoss Of
Fnr'ard end Trsrce toe ltte rsimeito ~ oas star
lag Of south Carolina, ~hich nos naass eyy ron -
macy points rsplres her native snt ADOPTED sons Win
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AEFAIRS IN AUGUSTA.

AtNIFTAl NOV. To- $40
mere nothing Of iutsres, from i'm portaui Southern
centres 70 day.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY NOVEMBER IT,

matter how they may differ 10 the grand question
Sat policy, and ON the hand his opponents talk Of
inviting General 10 Lana 70 come here aud run against
him for me senate.
Az presen, can give you nothing but rumors In regard
70 msny things OF interest and importance but IN fey
days eli wi be pretty clear, and then will inform Tou
In full The city full Of legislators, and the HERALD
very much IN demand.
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OUR GALVESTON CORRESPONDENCE.

eslvrros, Texas, Nov. !, 1890.
Hoe ns Rern ~ n> Elofos d Regrsed-rHs Policy 70
., Pwr~d BY Ne Ses S,stes-Lsros,ns Election ~
Cues Ae, 10 Justify ne Secession Of u, sevth-rxri %
BE- az Auy y sow,A Ctro,sns IN fv scarcn x0us
mens--rse fvss~e ocno,rning rae Fort Guy, &c a.:
me elecsiou kovsr. The 9th OF November, 1890 has
pssees PROBABLY i record upon The pase or Ancr
car hs,ory wi BE- cited ~ the mc,i mpor,ast nspo
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- GUITAR Tipbis and nsh O MD Mt be r,bsted xshou
breach oi 'snh WIN france. KaasAs, N.orsss, as
sour ana Arb have b-1o ~ orlgna
tury oi LOUISIANA, ara r.er yoar i~x. rea i-rs u
tie cnsiotfstnn gwen Go tns subl-t ., tue Snprs"s
Court " ,hs f,red Seeu decision [ also refer the 70
,uoncsr "a The vi NE aovaraor % Neorss
ta se,t Ia III biz 'or ve,"iug tue oi prohioh
ha IN nrocrctot Of slavery into that rerrtay rue
s'"nnc taseD ny lht Cove rnor ~ss that an, s"o csA
toi xss wei. isD al the treaty sin France unior
Which ne ou'ssus :. sritory Mas acq ared
kos, hen yog reflect over the special character OF
the ,su. a. presented ~ the STATE u Louisisos, you
zee % -hsl snabl- gronnds France wil act u 70
see's O. remino ths constant rea ,efs OF the HERALD
that NaI-'tors poics ~ rtiv traditional Lbuistus
", 20 France IA from Ecgsnd. VINO at 'uss
larry cay dreamed oi peS TROPICAL empire em,rAhog
III wstt Iuoi-t and the valley Of the seasppt knIA
sms'i's snd ssxro Louisiana 10 90 Frencn W Ian.
su-R- mspisr sssoc,s,ioo ard interest LouiSsa< -
ta'hoc Louisiana COZ tro's the month OF the siss1
sipp river spd with IL the export OF Two milon oaes
% cotton usy When che goes bark 70 France Tor
prot ctrn, Nth . h,rtory of her srooss, Sspo'
leon the THIRD viii not make Ger an exception 10
hm Traditional policy, and refuse that gaAr.atee
stipulated for by Nspoeou tie first rhoss ~
nere, % o. Get 20 mooa 70 mask the srs., ssms
now play rg 10 rsrs Unisss the SIstes ~ this Un "a
10 hss's Of reu1mn In six months frsn ,hs
there VIII French 6eel ~ the mouth OF the MIS-
ssipri The North tor tina ust time, through
TIE nav York the uue csnse Of ~ prrsencs 10
the Mex ~ me Wrench power tn re ana 10 Csn
America Hero 10 aso tho Key to Sspoiesnb negro
aoor policy
ssm@ interest interest rhs south will be sustained
bv producers IL her material and
Of her snufsctused gods Tn North ID her
rival becAnss you . ehvbud,og. pcoAn navigating
ane manufacturing ISople What ~ti Eng~Dd waot WITH
your chips and wosseh psf d. the northern pope sip
ro'e that EpRlsnd sii abandon N France the cnn
maud of the c9tton crop OF the South snd the PR
hta lie phy ~ tree trade, IN order 70 siv
h-rssu I, manufacturing aud shppag r,vAs Is u pos
s,ble n eT caD ne d.ndedf WY, Eogianf ca'se ~
htte the ptgro ehe Tor the Poe or Hunsa
rsn she for hereof, aud after her free negro
oiponac, has its ann her great msuuN.csur
e chipping rivss Of the North t~'m the
cotou s,ses you ~l md Ioho Sun sndd-nly oniv'ols
ali the svery England viii win N se
Stster le,st In competition NTH her own
nufartutee and chipping
B trDat that al "a em'es, domestic sni f,regn
may oisapD0 bted The south stand alone Sue
ready for action she VII act an II is me daty o.
he northern Eeopa Ia brig about c,nveuti,n u the
states then 70 establish more lasting basis the
pripcple. Of our constitutional compact
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Published by Authority.
CHAPTER 4.

An Act allowing bounty upon the
scalps of certain animals.
SEC. 1. Be IL enacted by tie General
assembly ofMe State Of Iova, That the
County Judge of any county in this
State, shall hereafter allow the following
bounty upon the scalps of Wolves, Lynx,
Swift, and Wild cat-one dollar on each
scalp. Said bounty in each case above
named, to be paid out of the County
Treasury of the county in which said
Wolf, Lynx, Swift or Wild cat were ia
ken.
SEC. 2. The person claiming the
bounty shall produce the scalp or scalps,
with the ears thereon, to the County
Judge, or Justice of the Peace of the
county wherein such Wolf, Lynx, Swift
or Wild cat may have been taken and
killed and it shall be the duty of the
officer before whom such scalps are pro-
duced, to deface or destroy the scalps
when so produced, 50 as to prevent the
use of the same to obtain for second
time the bounty herein provided.
SEC. 3. No person shall receive any
of the sums aforesaid until he shall have
sworn or affirmed TO a statement of facts
showing him entitled to such bounty.
SEC. 4. Chapter 62 of the laws ofthe
Seventh General Assembly of the State
Of Iowa, is hereby repealed.
JoHN EDWARDS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
NICHOLAS J. RUsCH,
President of the Senate.
Approved February l1th, 1860.
SAMUEL J. KIRKWOOD.
| hereby certify that the foregoing is
true copy from the original roll on file
in my office. ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary of State.
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If he, or those under whom he claims,
have at any time during such occupancy,
with the knowledge and consent, express,
or implied of the real owner, made any
valuable improvement thereon, or where
he, or those under whom he claims,
have at any time during such occupancy,
paid the ordinary County taxes thereon
for any one year, and if two years after
wards elapsed without re- payment, or
profler of The repayment of.the same by
the real owner of the land. Provided,
such occupancy is continued up to the
time at which the suit is brought by
which the recovery of the land is obtain
ed AS above contemplated. Provided,
that nothing in this act shall be constru-
ed to give tenants color of its title against
their landlords.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publication
in the Iowa State Register and North
Iowa Times.
JOHN EDWARDS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
NICHOLAS j RUscu,
President Of the Senate.
Approved March 18Th, 1860.
SAMUEL J. KIRkWOOD.
| hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true copy from the original roll on file
in my Office. ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary of State.
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An act TO amend an act to confer certain
powers on towns and cities for school
pu-paSas

An act TO amend an act to confer certain
powers on towns and cities for school
purposes.
SIC l. Re i enacted Jy he General
assembly Of lie State Of Iowa, That
tho provisions Of aa act to confer certain
powers on towns and cities for school
purposes passed by the Board of Educa-
ton, December 2ith, 1853, be and here
by are extended TO uniucorporated towns
aud villages containing notless than three
hundred inhabitants, and The duties re-
quired of the municipal authorities OF
cities and incorporated towns by said act
shall in the case of an unineorporated
town or village as aforesaid aud upon the
written request of ten legal voters there
Of, be performed by the trustees of the
civil township in which such unineor,
poratod town OF village may be situated /;
and IN case such unncorpo;ated town or
village shall embrace parts Of two or
more adjoining civil townships or coun-
ties then, the aforesaid duties shall de-
yolye on the trustees Of the civil town
ship in which majority of the legal so-
ters Of he contemplated school district
reside.
SEC, , The regular meeting of all
school districts heretofore or hereafter
organized under the act to which this is
shall be held on the second
Monday in March of each year. At which
time the qualified electors shall elect a
President, Wee President. Secretary mud
Treasurer Of the district. who shall hold
their offices for one year and until their
successors are elected and qualified. and
also one director in the manner pre-
scribel in section four of said act. and
the President. \ ice President and Seero,
tary Of lho district then in Office shall nc.
rs Judges Of the election. and shall issue
certificates Of election, to tho persons
elected for the ensuing tenn. Should a
vacancy occar in the District Board.
they may till the same by appointment
until the next regular district election
thereafter. or may call special meeting
OF the district for that purpose,
SEC. ; The provisions of section 2l
Of the Code shall not apply 10 this act.
SEC. 1 This act to take effect and be
in force from and after tie day Of its
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Religious DenrcSsion.

Ii Is 4 strange truth that some Of the
highest of Gods servants are tried with
darkness on the dying bed. Theory
would say, when a religious man is laid
up for his last struggle, now he is alone
in deep communion with God. Fact
very often says. '' No now he is alone.
rs his master was before him, in the will
derness, to be tempted of the devil. +"
Look at John, in imagination, and you
would say, Now his rough pilgrimage
is done. He is quiet, lie is out Of the
world, with the rapt foretaste OF heaven
in his soul" Look mt John in fact. He
is agitated, sending to Christ. not able to
rest, grim doubt wrestling with his soul.
misgiving for one last black hour wheth-
er all his hope has not been deluson
There is one thing We remark here By the
way. Doatt often comes from inactiety
We cannot give the philosophy of it, but
this is the iact-ChriStans who have no
thing TO do but TO sit thinking Of them
selves. meditaling. sentimentalizing, or
mys,icizing. J are almost sure to become
the prey Of dark, black missivinss.-
John struggling in the desert needs no
proof that Jesus is the Christ John
shut up, became doubtful aud morbid
Immediately. Brethren, all this is very
marvellous. We are mysteries but here
is the history of it all for sadness. for
suffering. for misgiying, there is no rem
edy but stirring and doing .-Robertsoa
On the marriage day Of country
Scotch lass, the youth 10 whom she was
TO be united said 10 her in a triumphant
tone -
" Weel, Jenny, haven't | been uncoo
ceeyil ?" alludmg to the fact that during
their whole courtship he had never given
her a kiss.
=" Gu ny, man. senselessly ceeyil y
was the quiet reply.
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CHAPTER 81.

An act to amend section nine hundred
and forty of the Code OF Iowa.
SECTION |. BE Il enacted Jy tie Gen.
eral assembly Of the State Of Io,ca, That
section nine hundred and forty Of the
Code of Iowa. is hereby amended by
striking out after the words "of oats
The words =" thirty five pounds" and in
serting instead, the words " thirty three
pounds
SEC. Q. This act to take effect imme-
dately after its publication in the Iowa
Stale Journal and the Iowa State Regis
ter.
JoHN EDWARDS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
NICHOLAS j RU>CH
President Of the Senate
Approved March 18th, 1860.
SAMUEL J. klRkWOOD.
| hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true copy from the original roll on file
in my office, ELIJAH SELLs.
Secretary of State.
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y 4ortrp
The Deserted Road.
BY THOMAS BUCHANAN READ

Ancient road that wind'st deserted
Through the level of the vale,
Sweeping toward the crowded market
Like stream without sail
Standing by thee look back backward
And, as in the light of dreams,
See the years descend and vanish
Like thy tented waines and teams.
Here stroll along the village,
As in youths departed morn
But miss the crowded coaches,
And the drivers bugle horn
Miss the crowd of iovial teamsters
Filling buckets at the wells,
With their waines from Canestoea,
And their orchestra of bells.
To the messy wayside tavern +"
Comes the noisy throng no more,
And the faded sign, complaining,
Swings unnoticed at the door
While the old decrepil tollman,
Waiting for the few who pass,
Reads the melancholy story
In the thickly springing grass.
Ancient highway thou art vanquished ;
The usurper Of the vale
Rolls in fiery, iron rattle,
EXultations on the gale
Thou art vanquished and neglected,
But the good which thou hast done,
Though by man it be forgotten,
Shall be deathless as the sun.
Though neglected, gray and grassy,
Still pray that my decline
May be through as vernal valleys
And as blest a calm rs thine.
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CHAPTER A.
Secretary of State.

An Act TO regulate the foreclosure OF
Mortgages.
SEC. L. BE Il enacted by tie General
assembly ofMe State Of lo,ea, That in
actions now commenced, or which may
hereafter be commenced in any Of the
Courts of lhis State. for the foreclosure
of any Mortgage or Mortgages. the de
PENDANTS shall not be held to answer there.
in until the expiration Of nine months
after the date of the service OF the orig
inal notice in such actions on the first
defendant served, any provision in any
law or laws enacted BY the General AS
sembly al It's present session TO the con.
trary Notwithstanding
SEC. Q. From and after the first day
of January one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-one, this act shall cease to be
in force, and the class oiactions mention
ed in this act. shall be governed by rules
OF practice concerning such actions in
force at that time.
SEc. 8. This act TO take effect and
ha in force from and after its publication
in the Iowa State Register and Iowa
State Journal, newspapers published n
Des Moines,
JonN EpwARDs,
Speaker Of the House o: Representatives.
NICHOLAS j Risen,
President Of the Senate.
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publication in the Iowa State Register
and the Iowa State Journal published at
Dcs Moines.
JoHN EDWARDS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
NICHOLAS j. Risen,
Presiden, of the Senate.
Approved February Goth. 1860.
SAMUEL j. KIRKWOOD.
| hereby certify that the foregoing is
true copy from the original roll on file
in my Office. ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary of STATE
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CHAPTER 80.

An act entitled an act to amend section
l24O of the Code OF Iowa
SECTION l. Be Il enacted Jy he Gen.
era! AsSemJiy Of Me State of iowa, That
section one thousand two hundred aud
forty of the Code Of Iowa. be amended
so as to read as follows Any person has
also such color of ti,le who has occupied
a tract of land by himself, or by those
under whom he claims for the term Of
five years or who has thus occupied
the land for a less term than five years,
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CHAPTER %.

An act to amend section $50 of the
Code.
SECTION l. BE Il enacted Jy tie Gen
erdl assembly Of the State of Iowa, That
section $50 Of the Code, be and the same
is hereby amended, SO as to read as fol-
lows /" The Commissioner, surveyor and
assistants must be sworn by some officer
authorized 10 administer oaths, to the
faithful and impartial discharge Of their
several duties, except that when the
County Surveyor is employed he need
rot be sworn"
JoHN EDWARDS.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
NICHOLAS J. Ruscu.
President of the Senate.
Approved March I'd, 1860.
SAMUEL j. kIRkWOOD.
| hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true copy from the original roll on file
in my office ELIJAH SELLS.
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CHAPTER l6.

An Act to amend Chapter l56 of the
Seventh General Assembly, entitled
+" exemptions of School Lands" APP
proved March 23d, 1858.
Sec. /. BE IL enacted By tie General
assembly gMe State Of Io,ca, That any
claimant or pre-emptor, entitled to pur-
chase any of the lands described in said
act, at the time of the approval thereof
and was unable to file statement under
oath, of the date and character of his
claim, within the sixty days after the ia
king effect of the same, be and the same
is hereby empowered to make tho pur.
chase therein contemplated, on filing
with the County Judge of the county
wherein the land is situated, an oath as
in the same act required. and the fur
ther statement under oath that the said
claimant or pre-emptor was deprived OF
the benefit of said act in consequence OF
the expiration of the sixty days before
he knew of the passage of the act.
SEC. ,. This oath shall be filed with
the County Judge in six months from
the taking effect Of this act.
SEC. g. This act shall bo in force
from and after its publication according
to law.
JoHN EDWARDS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
NICHOLAS J. Risen,
President Of the Senate
Approved February lllh, 1860.
SAMITEI.I i KIRK WO0D
/, Elijah Sells, Secretary of State Of
the State of Iowa, hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true copy from the orisi-
nal roll on file in my office
ELrJAH Sells,
Secretary of State.
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w. G.. DONNAN,

4 TTORNRY Il COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
"a Land and General Agent aud Notary
Public, Treasurer Il Recorders Office, Indepen-
dence, Iowa.
Is prepared to attend with promptness TO all
business pertaining to his Profession Especial
attention given to Collecting. Conyeyancing
Paying taxes, Examining titles, dc. ie6- 81
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C.. e. LATHROP,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW d INSURANCE
"A Agent Independence, Iowa Will prac-
tice in the several Courts Of this Judicial Dis
trict, and attend to any business entrusted To
his care with promptncss aud despatch.
Insurance Policies in the Phoenix Company
OF Hartford, CT, issued on reasonable terms,
and without delay.
Feb. IT, 1859 (2-i9
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g. WOODWARD. W. $. MARSHALL
WOODWARD & MARSHALL.

4 TT0RNEfS AND COUNSELORS AT
IA Law, General Land Agents aud Notarics
pu6ic, independence, Buchanan county, Iowa.
Will practice in the different Courts of this
State. Also attend promptly to SECURING
CLAIMS, Making Collections. Paying Taxes.
Conyeyaneing, dc. f2-l0
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4 TToRNEY d COUNSELOR AT LAW.
"A Land and General Agent, independence, q,
iowa Will give prompt attention 10 all pro.
iessional business entrusted 10 his care Money
loaned and investments made ON reasonable
terms. Office over Wm. G. Morris's Jewelry
store, MALI street. 2-i3- iv
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JAMES JAMIso.
A. u. LEWIS,
JAMESON & LEWIS.

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
"A Law, and Notarrs Public, will practice
in the several Courts of this State, viii give
strict attention to securing claims making and
forwarding collections, paying taxes, examin-
ing titles. and all other business entrusted to
them professionally. 32ly
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BUSINESS CARDS.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
M. D. wELLBOURN,
TAILOR.

VNOULD INFORM THE CITIZENS OF
w Buchanan county that he has again
commenced business, and may be found one
door East of the Presbyterian Church, Inde-
pendence. Everything in his line done chcaply
and promptly.
February Q, 1860.
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j. YERS, Proprietor.
DIR. III. II. HUNT.

nFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERV.
" ices to the citizens of Independence and
surrounding country. Office Main Street
in Union Block. with W. G. Morris, where
or at his Residence, on Court Street opposite
G. +. Leavitt's-he will answer calls at all
hours of the day or night (apl459-ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-11
C. F. HERRICK,

hEALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
Jewelry, Main street. two doors West of
Inc montour House, Independence, Iowa.
W watches. Clocks. Jewclry and Musical
instruments Repaired and Warranted. [n'r5'57