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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27
CHICAGO, Nov. GO.

Hon. Hannibal Hamlin arrived this
A. M. He was presented to Mr.. Lin
coin, Geo. w. Gage, of the fremont
House, per forming the ceremony. This
forenoon the President and Vice Presi-
dent elect, and other members of the
party. visited the wigwam and new Post
Office. This P. M. they have been clos
tied, attending 10 business of private
nature. Tomorrow they have public
reception at the fremont House par
lors from 10. to L. Mr.. Hamlin and
Senator Trumbull leave Saturday morn
ing for Washington-the former going
direct, the latter via. N. Y. Several
politicians are here from different parts
Of the Union, none, however, of any
prominence.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27

GS- Our neighbor of the Civilian la
bors under apparently great disadvan-
tage in getting the news hereabouts, es-
pecially of anything relative to the Re
publicans. We suggested to him once
before that the trouble mainly arose from
his being credulous enough to believe
his Democratic reporters, and we hope
ne will come shortly to realize the truth
of the suggestion. He was informed
last week, that at the Republican dem
onstration at the wigmam, there was a
coffin foot in length, containing an eff
figy Of STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, and that
beside the coffin. with one foot on it.,
and smoking segar, stood ABRAHAM
LINCOLN, and thereupon our neighbor
wakes indignant, and cries out "sacli-
lege." To dispel our neighbours wrath
full feelings, we will tell him that the
coffin was not a foot in length, and not
more than half Of it that the effigy of
ABRAHAM LINCOLN did not stand with
one foot upon the coffin, nor had it a Sc
gar III its mouth. Our neighbor ought to
know, by this time, that there is a Demo
cratic mandatory of lies in this region
(LoRENzo, the Bombastic, being gener-
ally supposed to be the operator) and
that he should not take any reports of
this character for truth, until after due
examination.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27

The Treasurer of Missouri gives no.
tice that the State will pay in full the in.
terests accruing on the bonds of the
State due in January. The Illinois
Banks now discredited have their circu.
lation based upon the stocks of this
State.
The number of emigrants arrived las
week at New York was 1910; since
January 50, 392, against 1851 for the
corresponding period of 1859. As a
general thing, those that have arrived
this year are superior in circumstances
to those of almost any previous year
The letters written to Ireland by DR.. Ca
hill have brought great many we'll to
do people to this country to make il their
home.
New TRIAL FOR THE Dies MONIES RIv-
Err LANDs.-A letter from Washington
says that new trial will be applied for,
and probably granted by the Supreme
Court, in the case involving the title to
the Des Moines River Lands. 1t APP
pears that the whole question at issue
was not passed upon by the Supreme
Court in the decision which gave the
lands to the Dubuque d. Pacific Rail
road.
A child was born at Lubbock in 1891,
named Heinrich Heinnecker, who spoke
distinctly when he was ten months old.
At twelve he could repeat the Pentateuch
by rote, and at fourteen months was IA.
miliar with the Old and New Testaments.
When old he was familiar with Ancient
History and geography, and could speak
the Latin and most modern languages
before death, which took place when he
was four years old.
A number of bricks Of a bright red
color, longer and wider than those in
present use, and bearing evidences OF
having been carefully pressed and burnt,
were discovered in an ancient brick kiln
recently exhumed by some workmen
near Memphis. Those relics of an an.
cient race have been burned for untold
years the earth around showing no
signs of ever having been disturbed.
The REACTION COMMENCING. One of
our merchants has just received letter
from heavy mercantile house in New
York, saying: 1.-The panic cannot long
continue Our banks have agreed to
buy Western exchange to the amount of
So, OOO.O 600 this week, and about the
same amount next week.
The Chicago Tribune of yesterday
says of the discredited banks in that
State !: eve observe that many of our
still take these bills at par.
The whole mercantile community will
probably follow the example in a day or
two, and if SO, the city banks will pro ba.
bly, e-consider their action and again
lake them on deposit. NotAing but alb
'olute necessity should induce any one
o submit to shave on this currency"
Dub. Times.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27
New YORK, Nov. %.

The measures adopted on Wednesday
by the Associated Banks for relieving
financial pressure, meets universal APP
proval. Bank creditors are satisfied, and
consequently calls for specie are few
Currency is still fluctuating-closing
rates yesterday being 19 to 90 cents dis
count for Southern States, 5 to 1Oc for
Western, southwestern and Middle,
and &c for New York and New Eng
land.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27

re- Kansas is the theatre of another
excitement. The notorious Capt. Mont
gomery has suddenly, and as far as re-
ported, without cause, raised band OF
men, and commenced the work of MUIR
der upon the people of Fort Scott, obli-
glng the federal court officers TO flee
for their lives from that place. 1t is re-
ported that he intends to make war up.
on Western Missouri, and free all the
slaves in that region, but chat can hard
ly be any part of bis intention. A great
state Of excitement, however, exists in
Western Missouri, and large bands of
men have started for the border to op-
pose Montgomery. Gen. HARVEY has
also been ordered to the scene of con.
flct, and will doubtless make short work
Of MONTGOMERY and his band. His or
ders are, il is reported, to extermnate
them, which il IS to be hoped he will do,
unless subsequent developments prove
that they have had some good cause for
again taking up arms and disturbing
the peace of the territory, so grateful to
the people of the whole country.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27

The Chicago Tribune reports the re-
ceipts of grain at that point from the LIST
of January at 33, 891 sos bushels, against
l7,998,272, for the same period last
year. The receipts of wheat for the
week ending Nov. 22, were 324.937,
and the shipments 359, 734. $4,000
head of Beef cattle have been slaughter
ed in that city the present year, against
10000 head last year. The receipts of
Hogs for the week ending Nov. 22, were
60, EOS head against 1854 of the week
previous, and 1888 head for the cor
responding week of last year.
In the great crush of people that came
down to the dock TO welcome the
Prince of Wales at his landing in De-
troit, one man got wedged against fix
ed table so closely that to save his ribs
he crawled under and attempted to come
up on the other side. But he unfortun-
ately became enlangled under an out
spread petticoat, and was only liberated
from his cage after the woman had faint
ed, and he bad been soundly kicked by
The infatuated husband.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27
SHERIFFsS SALE.

pY VIRTUE Of an execution to me direct
ID ed, and issued out of and uriler the seal
of the District Court of Buchanan county, Iowa.
in favor of William Smith, John Smith and
Henry Neuschultz, by William and John Smith
as surviving partners, and against the lands
and tenements of Matthew d. Smith, ! have
levied upon the following described property,
viz:
Lots seven and Eight in Block Seventeen, in
Stoughton d McClure's Addition to the village
of Independence, in Buchanan county, Iowa
Which property, as above described, will
offer for sale at Public Auction, at the door of
the Sheriff s Office, in the village of Indepen-
dence, on Saturday, the 3Oth day of December.
A. d., 1860, at o'clock, p. NJ of said day, to
the highest bidder, to satisfy said execution
and costs.
BYRON C. HALE, SHERIFF.
Sheriff s Office, Independence, Iowa.)
Nov. 9th 1860. f27.4w
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27
BosToN, Nov. 22.

No serious results have yet attended
the financial pressure, and remittances
from the hottest part of the South con.
tinue to come in as usual.
The statements of the reputation of
Southern creditors are untrue so far as
this city is concerned. Should the
emergency require it the directors of all
Boston banks propose to discount to the
amount of 5 million dollars, which will
speedily make money easy in this city.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27
Murderous Attempt to Destroy Rail.
road Train.


road Train.
AS the Eastward bound train on the
Dubuque & Sioux City Railroad ap-
preached bridge across small stream
about two and half miles east of Man.
chester yesterday, the engineer discover
ed some pieces of timber few rods west
of the bridge, and suspecting that all
might not be right, whistled down breaks,
and brought the train to halt as soon as
possible. On looking ahead upon the
bridge, he discovered one of the rails un-
usually elevated, and upon examination
found that the timber underlying the ties
the entire length of the rail on one side
of the track had been removed, and the
rail replaced, so that when the first train
should attempt to pass the bridge, the To-
connective and the entire train would be
hurled to destruction Near the bridge
Conductor Cawley found the following
placard attached to pole, " Pay for
achat cattle you kill, or you wiH catch
heH'' This of course left no doubt that
there was deliberate intention on the
part of some fend or fiends, to sacrifice
the lives of employees and passengers on
an entire train, in revenge for some tri-
fling and probably unavoidable loss of
private property by the company. The
trap was probably set for Mr.. Northrup's
train, which until this week has been the
first to pass the bridge from the eastward,
but yesterday nav time table went in
to effect, the outward bound train leaving
nearly an hour later than usual, so that
the train from the west came along first,
and the engineer from that direction had
an unobstructed view of the bridge for
a distance of half mile. East of the
bridge there is a curve, and before the
villainy could have been detected on
train from that direction, probably every
human life on board would have been
sacrificed.
We cannot coolly write ofths helish
villainy The perpetrators have proba-
bly, furnished the clue to their detection,
and if there is any mode of punishment
more severe than hanging, they ought to
be male TO feel it.
Conductor Cawley, with the aid of the
passengers, put the timber into place
again in about half an hour, and notwith-
standing this detention made his adver-
tised time into the city yesterday
Dubuque Times.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27

Asa Blood, Jr., honey, 1st pm
Martin Martin a a. Glass Glass 40 ,o.,, Sdp'm
pickles,
pies,
James Rankin, gal Imphee molasses,
PROMISCUOUS ARTICLES.
To Independence Brass Band, 500 recon-
mended
Ross d Gaylord, penmanship, SO
p. Tabor, Photographic pictures, SO
l would hereby give notice that will paw of
the Premiums awarded at the last Fair. Also
that Tuesday, the first day of January, 1861
is the day fixed by the Constitution, to elect
officers. j. S. WOODWARD,
See. Ag. Society.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27

MEMBER OF BOARD OF EDucATGoN-For some
reason or other, several Towns in this County
failed to return any votes for Judge TABOR, the
Republican nominee for Member of the Board
of Education, and consequently he ran consd-
erably behind the rest of the ticket. We print
ed the ballots for most of the Towns in this
County, and before the nomination was made ;
but we inserted in its proper plave the line
For Member of the Board of Education, -
and left blank beneath it for the purpose of
having the name written in, when it should be
ascertained. We also appended to the State
and County tickets heads and blanks for the
Township nominations, and supposed when
the latter were filled out, the former would be
also. The late hour at which the Convention
was held, precluded the possibility of waiting
until the result was ascertained before printing
and scattering the tickets. As it now is, it is
possible that Judge TABOR is defeated If he
is, the fault lies at the door of those whose du-
ty it was to call the Convention.
ES The above is from the Cedar
Calls Gazette, and the Waterloo Courier
also states that the ballots printed at that
office were mainly printed before the
nomination was made, and further that
the Grundy County tickets were print
ed without the nominee for Member of
the Board of Education upon them,
which renders Judge TABoR's defeat
certain. We do not adopt the Gazette
conclusion that the fault is wholly that
of the District Committee. There was
abundance of time for the Republicans
of Blackhawk to print and circulate their
tickets after the nomination was made,
and they should have held them back,
in order to have the full ticket voted.
The Democratic nomination was not
made until after our own, and yet the
returns show that every township but
one in Blackhawk County was supplied
with full Democratic tickets. 1t is not
matter for which Judge TABOR cares,
as he was nominated much against his
wish, and had there been time, would
have declined the nomination. But it
seems too bad that the Republicans
should throw away the Office as it was
thrown away.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27
" Considerable difficulty is repor

Er Considerable difficulty is report
ed in the Cabinet relative to the secession
movement, and total disruption is re-
ported as probable. The President, il is
said, maintains both the Illegally and
impolicy Of secession, and has resolved
earnestly to rebuke it. Secretaries
COBB and THOMPSON, il is said, threaten
to resign, If he proceeds with his con-
domination. Mr.. HoLT is also said to be
to the President on this point,
but not 10 the extent of serious disa-
greement.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27
NEBRASKA CRY, Nov. 22.

Alexander Majors has freighted from
Nebraska City, since April 25, to Den
yer City, as follows: Pounds transpor-
ted, 27,822,5S2. Oxen used, 5,687.
Wagons SIS, mules 537, and employed
COZ men. The men, wagons, mules and
cattle used about the outfit and on two
farms not included, the above being the
actual number used in the trains.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27
WAsuISGToN. Nov. 16,

A letter from a strong Cotton House
in Charleston, says there is really no
unanimity even in s. c., for secession.
The business men, artisans, merchants,
and all the professional men are decided
ly opposed to secession.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27

Ag The bankers at Chicago have
thrown out notes of the following Illinois
banks:
American Exchange Bank, Bank of
Aurora, Bank Of the Commonwealth,
Bank of Raleigh, Corn Exchange Bank,
National Bank, State Bank of Illinois.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27

The Governor of Kentucky has writ
ten letter, in which, while he goes over
the old ground of Southern grievances,
he declares strongly for the Union.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27

The people of Illinois have voted for
Convention to revise the Constitution
of the State.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27
Notice.

THE NOTES AND ACCOUNTS OF LU-
Il MAN MONTAGUE, for Trees, Shrub
berry, DC, are in the hands of the undersigned,
for collection. All persons knowing themselves
SO indebted will please call and settle the same.
PRESTON g. HORD.
Independence, Nov27, 1860. (37.4w
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27

The Guardian is the Official Paper
OF Buchanan County, and having
n much Larger Circulation than any
other Paper published therein, is
the most Valuable to resident or nom
resident property holders, and is also
the best med ium for Advertisers.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27

California and Oregon for Lincoln
~ The latest news by pony express
from California and Oregon give both
States to LINCOLN by small majorities.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27

Frauds have been discovered in the
Burlingame district, Massachusetts,, and
sufficient, it is thought, to give Mr.. Bur-
lingame his seat.
KANSAS SUFFERERs.-Bishop Potter,
of Penn, has issued pastoral letter to
the ministers and members of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church in his diocese,
laying before them the condition of the
starving people of Kansas, and recon-
mending that individual and congrega-
tional offerings be made for the relief of
the suffering.
The rout in Minnesota of the Democ-
racy has been almost overwhelming.
Out Of 81 Senators the Democrats have
3, and Of AZ Members Of the House, they
possibly have 3, but probably not more
than 2. This is as much, if not more,
the result of division among themselves
than it is due to the strength or influence
Of the victors.-DuJ. Herald
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Now is the Time for All to
Secure the Shadow ere the Substance Fades"

Secure the Shadow ere the Substance Fades"
MILO HILER, an experienced Artist, res
pectfully announces to the citizens Of Indepen.
dence and surrounding country, that he has fit
ted upa
Large Sky-Lfght, in Union Block,
ON MAIN STREET,
Where he is prepared to make BETTER PIC.
IURES, in every style Of the PHoroGRApuIc
ART, thas han ever been produced in Indepen.
dence, and at
REASONABLE PRICES.
All who wish a correct and superior likeness
OF themselves, or friends, are requested 10 call
soon and examine his large variety of speci-
mems. All work is warranted to last, and TO-
give good satisfaction, or no pay.
Remember the Place, in the Union Block
Nov. 81, 1860 [37tf
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27

LINCOLN IN THE SLAVE SrArEs.-The
vote of Lincoln in the slaveholding
States thus far reported, is as follows
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-09
s.

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Sin9aeisuc In Oen teten Sabrru, Ger, m;e &C
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nien Mot 3uiieStn, 10 gab er lsincn 8eipcrbun-
8rn etnen ~rt!iaiFlen Nnlri5, reibtc ieiner ItSe
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lttte init rtner gtnnel pen 5. &era in ben 2. @pi,
itel res ct. 9obanni5, NORM IS tei9t:
Hub nan tittc id bih, Grau. nibt ais Of iA
mir etn ncusS Gebct fdrirbc, ionrcyn 4pas pir
9om @~l"ianss 8sbatt babrn. Oa5 mir sinanpsr
Iietcn.
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8Ah Jtut9 anf mnp be3ei&rete 8ers 10 nit Ell
ncr 9 tetnapeI, mo Der Matbar las:
Ia fel fe auf i6r &nseitbt uno tasts Gh
nierer 3nr Grce, unb ipraA ~ i9m 0Gie fommt
mir cod, pap i'd @noos fnpe por ptinen Iueen
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tcunem2
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9cHanniS aut be3cihnete Den IS. unD II. &ere
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Der eiu, rpelhe Sort las
So bot!e nod peL III i~breitfn, atcr id mpute
as niht tenn ear9 Jsrcr unO Dilute. SD brTe
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pOutCmmen wsrte.
Gbe II Gags str9angsn paren, 5atten rie 6sis
0en oen 8unp Der &be Scl@tr6tn.
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5alanOil0e 8eriGbte,

= @utee gperf. Ter Senat RON Riiflfppi
poii,te cine @iu, mcnla i'm Staate aue 8urt.
nrten pcn serinsrrem @etroge ale 500 ptr1 I'm.
iauf oueasihirHen lciu irusn. 9ics III cine
oprtrsfflide @tasresel wenn crit bic fIeiaen
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mrtr bic 9rcbe SspSlferuns prcGen uno Ole Ges
Ih0fteisute perten zen Sdntantalten nit pers
msbstEr Nufrncrtllmtsit orf pte Singer fe6cn.
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errti8e Dempfrat: l!eter eiuen 8aG auserpr.
oentlther Srp6ttdrfcit rrurrs ans ecHern berih
let. Or. Gbrilian Grrnrp, lit Der Rlbs pcr
1rcnfrn mrbntafi. iR i'm 8cRsc elmer Sui, bic
nor %eini3cn Gaaen >, ioae fInf 81ltcr .ur sRelt
trabts-a Gire 8tatia6s, penu lc ard ras Nut-
'e6en elmer Gnt,,",9at.
Gin Seber crit $4,000. Die 81. Gtaats.
,situEa bsfi6tet que GbieasO: gilbert g. Nuer,
%prmann in 8runos Office on Der Ranorlpbftr.
bat neutiCt rurb ben Sch siner Terrraaft,u in
Deutftlanp $4,000 aesrtt. Der @bicaac Qea-
Der bemertt basu, es iei cine rur<rcfHidbe Qartie.
rcnu er nibt ibcn pcrbeirotGd mare.
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uraut3n, D%ralirent bsS arg 'utiihsn Gtaatenbur.
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ntiden @clanetcn in Narosuop sum 3ei6en
letner Nttuns cine prd&tiss actcsne uub init
SO Diomanten beitstc S@nupitatosstrfc uber-
fan6s.
Snldn, 'aate Elm Gonurcticnt IGc&en BON
Dem 2ter Stcd elmer 0rpc'rie cir ancereS OienN-
rlaeben onreoenc, eae am @cnutaa burt bic
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br'cn ,ptllf, n'u6t bu rurh bic bintere Sbir,
bersiufnmmcn
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Gnroroi(1e Deri6te.

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altrro 9irtbel 1T nab Ianasm 2einer Ia Der Ta,tt
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elm MErecr il, atrr stu N6rper auf @erlaneeu
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griclc trotctc feline @elisbtr, neil lie lib niGt
bnben f6nucn aap neil ie obnc i'm niht Isben
mill.
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= 81 ii d n. @rpisFpr Gusen slsuyeu-
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