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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-06

G We have looked carefully over
the telegraphic reports of the proceed
ings in Congress of the last two weeks,
but have failed to find an item of any
special interest in them. Various bills
have been under consideration, and are
gradually being matured. In the Senate
the two wings of the Democracy have
been discussing their various grievances,
over the Davis resolutions, part Of which
series of resolves finally passed. Mr.
DIXON, OF Connecticut offered a resolu-
ton for the discharge Of HYATT, the con-
tumacious witness in the Harper's Ferry
investigation, but il has not been consid-
cred. Mr.. SEWARD appeared in his seat
on Wednesday, and was warmly greeted
by many Senators Of both parties. Mr..
SLIDELL from Committee to investigate
corruption in public printing made ma
jority report to tho effect that any mon
eys paid by WENDELL were in accordance
with bargain, and if he paid any for
political purposes. it was entirely volun-
tary and without the knowledge Of any
officers Of the Government. The report
condemns the present system of printing,
as the worst that could have been adopt
ed reflects severely OH WENDELL's tes-
timony; exonerates the President from
any knowledge of the matter. and con
cludes with resolution, that the com
mittee be instructed to inquire into the
expediency of providing for the printing
being done by contract or otherwise.
Mr.. King made a minority report TO
the effect that the testimony shows clear
~ that large sums have been paid to the
Printer for the support Of party papers
to influence elections, and that the paw
ments so made were known and assented
to by the President The minority
agree to the resolution appended to the
majority report.
Ia the House definite action has been
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Ex-President Santa Anna and family
are in New York.
1t is said that twenty thousand persons
will go from Illinois to Baltimore, to at.
tend the Democratic Convention.
Hon. Edward Everett accepts the NOM
ination for Vice President on the Bell
ticket.
The Dubuque Times says that the
ancient town of Menominee, in Wiscon
sin, opposite that city, was partially de-
stroyed on Thursday last.
The General Assembly Of the Old
School Presbyterian Church has con-
demned social dancing, but said not
word against slavery.
An organization of "Wide Awakes"
was effected in Dubuque on Thursday
to aid in the election of Lincoln and
| Hamlin.
The New York Times. Independent
heretofore, is out for LINCOLN and HAM
LIN. AS Greeley says. the Times has
good nose for majorties.
THE TURF.-Two races have been ar
ranged to come off on the Union Course,
l.. l., on the 9th and 18th of June, be-
tween the late victorious New Jersey
stallion Geo. M. Patchen, and the Quee n
of the turf, Flora Temple The first to
be mile heats, and the second, two mile
heats, in harness.
The n. Y. Independent, the most ably
conducted, and most influential relig ious
weekly IN the country, has placed the
names OF Lincoln and Hamlin lin auto
graph at the head of its leading column,
under the head Of Nominations for
Freedom"
Another attempt was made on the
night of the 18th of May to burn the
remaining portion of the town Of Keno
sha, Wisconsin. The villain, however,
was caught before the act was consum-
mated. The people were with difficulty
restrained from lynching him.
Our Mississippi valley is destined to
become the garden of the world, but a
dead weight on its population is the mi
asm which engenders diseases all over it.
Could an absolute antidote be found TO
the malaria which exhale from its marsh
es, 1t is impossible to over estimate the
consequences to our prosperity. We
congratulate our fellow citizens and fell
low sufferers around us, on he announce.
menl, important If true, that DR.. J. c.
AVER, the celebrated medico Chemist of
the East. has discovered just such an an :
udoie-his :" Ague Cure" which is sup
Piled at price that can exclude no o ne
from lis benefits. and that is said to cure
Fever and Ague and kindred diseases, TO
mora! certainty. -famay Visitor,
J .Hemph,s.
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SO, 900 COPIES ALREADY SOLD.
EV ERYBODY'S LAWYER
AND
Counselor in Business,
BY FRANK CROSBY,

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FOR single copies Of the Book, or for terms to
dress ff'
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oi' SAMSON ct, Philadelphia, Pa
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For tie Guardian.
That Bell.

mat Bell.
Mr.. EDITOR II am glad that you have
called the attention of our citizens to the
propriety OF procuring bell. To one
who has always lived where the stiffness
of the Sabbath was first broken upon by
the sound of the church going bell, "
its deprivation is severely felt hallowed
as it is by associations of joy and sorrow
Joy as its lively peals call the devout
worshipper to his morning devotions in
the house of God-sorrow as its deep
and heavy tones reverberate from hill
side and valley, as the solemn procession
wends its way from the house of mourn
ing to the place of burial. Nor is a
bell without its practical benefit, in a
town like ours. 1t would do much TO-
wards establishing uniform standard
of time, the want of which is a great
evil, and is severely felt by all public
speakers. Nothing is more dispiriting
for such, than TO have to wait for their
audiences to assemble, unless it is to have
them dropping in during his sermon or
lecture, diverting attention perhaps at
the very time when he was hoping to es-
tablish some important point in their
minds.
AS you have well said, in your last
number, it is one Of our first and great
est wants. Shall we have one?
Allow me to make a suggestion Let
tile bellies of our place take this matter in
hand, and we shall soon hear the merry
peals of a bell sounding over our lovely
prairies, vibrating through our groves,
and undulating on the waters of our Wap-
sipinicon.
The Fourth Of July is at hand fit
time for tile fair of our town to get up a
fair, such as they know how to do. If
they will do it, and appropriate its avails
to this object, l have no doubt the prop
osilion would be responded to by the
" lords of CREATION" as they always love
to respond, with material aid" to graf
ify the winning ways and more winning
smiles Of their wives and sweethearls,
their sisters and daughters.
SELKIRK.
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Methodist General Conference.

BUFFALO, May 81.
the proceedings of the General Conference
TO- day have possessed more of general interest
than those of any day previous.
After the transacting of some uninterestine
business, the Slavery report was taken up, and
Messrs Slicer and Sewell, of Baltimore, DR.
Holdich and Mr.. Comb, of Philadelphia. and
Hunter of Virginia, spoke against the Report
and Messrs. Hale and Kingsly in favor of it.
The substitute of Dr. Durbn offered some
days ago, was taken from the table and re-
jected.
The question before the Conference was the
adoption of the third resolution in the majority
report, which introduces new chapter on sla-
very into the discipline. in the place of the old
one.
Various amendments were offered and re-
jected.
AT o'clock the main question was called ur
and the new chapter adopted by a vote of l54
to. SO,
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SHERIFF,S SALE,

PY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED, EX-
ID ecutcd by John O. Cummings and W. G
Cummings, TO j. Robson & Co., and whereas
said Trust Deed has been placed in my hands
for foreclosure, l will offer for sale, at Public
Auction at the door of the Sheriff office. in the
village of Independence, Buchanan county,
Iowa, on Saturday, the 9TH day of July, A. D.
1860, between the hours of Nine o'clock, A. NJ
and -Four o'clock, p. M. of said day, TO the high
est bidder. for cash, the following described
property, viz:
One Mahogany Billiard Table. -Four Balls,
Thirteen Cues. One Bridge, One Mace and One
Ball Rack.
To satisfy said Indebtedness and all accru.
ing costs.
BYRON C. HALE,
Sheriff Buchanan Co.
Sheriff S Office, Independence, Iowa,l
June 5, 500 I21w
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The Gutenberg Register says the sto-
nv that has been circulated to the effect
that Baker was elected to the Legislature
from that county instead of Peet, is un-
true. 1t states the result to be, after the
correcting the mistake made at Grand
Meadow, a majority Of nine in favor Of
S. r. Peet.
The North Iowa Times says that mar
named ANDREW GAFFNEY, living in Nc
Oregon, will fight any citizen of the Uni
ted States or Canada, for $1,000 t.
$4,000, the fight 10 take place within q
miles of Chicago, and to come off in Sep
tember or October next.
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BURDErr. Schuyler Co., N. Y
Nav Dist, 1860.

Mr. @. HEDGES Dear Sir ALLOW me to
relate little circumstance that happened at a
small town near here. l happened to be in the
office of hotel, when the landlord read the
news of the nomination of Lincoln. | think
there was fifteen of the party, and one of them
Republican, and | think that is about as they
will average through this country among the
party was man acquainted with Lincoln-a
Republican--an old acquaintance-he pulls n
letter out of his pocket, dated Chicago, May
18th, saying: Dear Sir l am nominated thus
and so, and want your support. Signed, A..
Lincoln. He read the letter aloud, and then
laughed and said, Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln |!
Is it possible? He said he would not support
him, and these were his reasons:
In the first place, he was not competent. Sec
ond, he was not available. And the third and
last, the people did not want him, but said that
Douglas was the man. Yours truly,
E.W. PURDY.
Nr The above we copy from the Ci-
galian of last week, and on the strength
of it our neighbor goes into extacies, de-
claring that DOUGLAS is the choice of
the people everywhere, and that :" the
farce Of the Republican party is about
played out ~ Isn't that rich ? That
farce, it is clear, has very much the APP
pearance of tragedy in the eyes of our
neighbor, one act Of it showing him the
death of the bogus Democratic party.
But how small must be the crumbs OF
comfort our DOUGLAS friends are receiv-
ing, when such a one as the above makes
them hilarious Think Of it Ia Dem
ocrats to Republican in Schuyler coun.
ty and yet, strange to say, that county
gave FREMONT over 200 majority over
BUCHANAN and FILLMORE in 1853 gave
MORGAN over 500 majority over three
other candidates for governor and last
year gave Republican majority of 600.
And then think of that letter of LINcoLN's
dated Chicago, May 18th. Why ABE
wasn't nominated until the 18th If he
can see into the future so clearly as that,
he certainly is just the man TO guide the
ship Of state. But how came he to date
his letter at Chicago? LINCOLN was at
home at Springfield before, during and
after the convention We are afraid friend
PURDT was badly sold, or else has perpe-
trated a good joke on Mr.. HEDGES. How
is it, neighbor Z?
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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
he 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
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-06

E LAWRENCE, Of the Marion Herald
says that LINCOLN was whisky seller
The fact that the Herald don't support
ABE is proof positive that LAWRENCE
don't believe his own assertion. He al
ways supports the whisky sellers.
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denied-to the slave, and that by profess
ing Christians. Profession, however, is
not principle. But more Of this here
after. LAMBDA.
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Fifty Cents a Copy,

PAYABLE INvARIAB IN ADVANCE. AS We shall
have State and County contest, as well as
Presidential one, 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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10 Painters:

rants, Oils, Varnishes, ST. Louis pure White
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@ Caoa OF coIors dry, and ground in oi.
Varnish, Coach Body yarnish. AsnIaItnm V War
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AT WALLACE'S Drug Store
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Glass & Glassware.

a large assortment constantly on hand, suit
able for Druggists and Housekeepers,
AT WALLACE'S Drug Store
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FOR PRESIDENT
ABR AHAM LINCOLN.
OF ILLINOIS.

FOR VICE PRESIDENT
III A N N Il L III MLIN,
OF MAINE.
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FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS-,
WILLIAM vANDEVER.

State Nominations
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The BREACH IN TEsNEssEE-The Memphis Bal-
letin thus speaks of the democratic difficulties in
Tennessee-
The signs indicate the approach Of an ugly dif-
fculty betsTixt our Tennessee democracy. The
friends OF the majority platform and the friends of
the minority platform are active in drumming up
democratic sentiment in favor of each. The Ten
nessee delegation refused to secede, and thereby
hangs tale. Will the democracy of the State
repudate and condemn them? These are the
questions. Already the friends Of rival platforms
have made significant demonstrations. and huge
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LINcoLS's ACCEPTANCE OF THE REPUBLICAN
NOMINATION FOR PREsIDENT.-A dispatch dated
Chicago, May 81, says The committee appoint
ed by the Republican National Convention, COM
prising President Ashmun and the chairmen of
tho State delegation. to officially announce to Mr..
Lincoln his nomination, arrived at springfield on
Saturday night and proceeded to Mr.. Lncoln's
residence, where Mr.. Ashmun, in a brief speech.
presented Mr.. Lincoln the letter announcing the
nomination.
Mr.. Lincoln replied rs follows -
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN Of THE COMMIT
TEE tender you, and through you to the Re-
publican National Convention, and all the people
represented in it, my profoundest thanks for the
high honor done me- which you formally announce
Deeply and V.n pair fully sensible of the
great u responsibility which is inseparable from
that honor q responsibility which could almost
wish could have fallen upon some one Of the few
more eminent men md experienced statesman
whose distinguished names were before the Con-
yent:on. l shall beg your leave to consider more
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LYNCHBURG THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 81. 1860

ally tho resolutions of the Convention, demon.
mated the platform. aud without unreasonable de-
ay respond to you, Mr.. Chairman, in writing.
,"t donbting that the platform will DO found sat
sfactory and the nomination accepted ; and now
: will no longer defer the pleasure Of taking you
nd each Of you by the hand.
The various members Of the committee were
hen presented 70 Mr.. Lincoln. who greeted each
Vt them with hearty shake Of the hand.
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The constantly increasing - demand from those VINO
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Manufacturer and Proprietor,
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