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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-28
MARCH 10.

SENATE.-The Senate concurred in the
House amendment to the adjournment
resolution, fixing the date Of adjourn
ment at the 9th of March. M
Mr.. Pussy offered resolution provid-
ing for night sessions on and after Thurs
day next, and that after to-day the morn
ing sessions shall commence at half past
eight. Adopted.
Mr.. Hagans from County and Town
ship organization, reported back the bill
relating to the examination of Justices
Dockets by the District Attorneys, with
amendment. Passed.
The bill securing liens to nee hanics,
laborers and Others, was taken up, and
the amendments proposed by the COM
mittee were adopted. The bill was then
passed.
HousE.-Mr. Bemis from select COM
mittee, made a report relative to interest
paid Messrs. Saunders from funds of In
sane Asylum. Ordered printed.
An act appropriating Sc, 500 to supply
deficiency in the general support of the
Penitentiary, was taken from the files and
passed.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-28

Geo. w. Curtis editorial relations to
Harper's Weekly and Monthly have not
been interrupted by the publishers, as
reported.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-28

N The Land Commissioner of the
Department of the Interior gives the fol-
lowing as the amounts OF land certified
to Iowa Railroads under the Land Grant
Act:
Dubuque d Pacific road ). :. L LAG, 4Sl OF acres
Iowa Central Air Line road, Cos ,6S7 "a /"
Mississippi d Mo. road - : 1897 5000 "
Burlington and Mo. river
road 230,S732i +"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-28
M. III. BUTLER. Tndepe,aerco
STATE OF IOWA, =
BUCHANAN COUNTY, {
TO HENRY HAMMER !.

d A r. OF LOW A, z4asI#
BUCHANAN COUNTY, S Es#
TO HENRY HAMMER tsu-e
SiR-you are hereby notified that there is
now on file IN the office of the Clerk Of the DIS
trlct Court OF Buchanan County, Iowa, a nett
ton Of Shadrack V. Thompson claiming of Won.
six Thousand Five Hundred dollars as money
due HIM from you on account Of a breach of
warranty in the sale Of one-hslf interest of Pat
ent No. 1924 obtained from the United States
for an Improvement In the process Of making
white lead, and also in the sale OF. one-half in'
terest in Patent No. 1911 obtained from the
United States for an Improvement in Apparatus
for manufacturing white lead for the states of-
Minnesota Wisconsin, Illinois. and M;sso,,.:
which one-haf interest in said patents sor sa;.i
states, he claims you SOLD and conveyed 10 h;n,
by your deed OF date August, 10, A. d. 1858 ana
wherein yoncoVenaxted and warranted the ii,le
iuli Tree ana Pertet ~ bin Of said ne.half in.
,eres. IN said States, and further warranted to.
nan all the Exclusive rights and privileges mn.
der sa,d PATENTS in said states.
lie INsher claims that you have broken your
covenants contained in said deed, in that You
hnd previously sold to one Lewis Lyon, of Chi
Cage, Illinois, all Of your interest in said pat
entsin and for said state of Illinois, and that
SAID Lewis Lyon and others under the name and
style OF L.. Lyon Co, were then and have been
up to the present time, operating under said pa
49, w "'e S'eat uuiii'Se hHu uctrlphehty ana
that yon conveyed 10 him no interest whatever
In said patents in said state by said deed, con-,
trary to the intent and terms thereof He
therefore claims that he should have and recover
from you the amount of Six Thousand and Five
Hundred dollars with costs of suit.
You are further notified that your property
is attached TO abide the order Of our said Court
in the premises.
And, that unless YOU appear and answer
thereto, ON or before the morning ofthe second
day Of the next term Of said District Court, in
and for Buchanan County. Iowa. Judgment VIII
be rendered against You. as prayed in said pets
ton. ''t
DOMAIN, JAMESON 4 LEWIS.
1LAEaHA Atty,ss for Plaintiff.
You are hersby further notified. that the
County Judge, in and for said County, has or
dered the above notice 10 be published In The
Buchanan County Guardian, "a newspaper pub,
ished in said County } for the time, and in the
manner, prescribed BY law and that service Of
the same be had upon yon by such publication.
~ DOMAIN, JAMESON Il LEWIS.
Independence, Feb. %. 1861. o0-4t
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-28
MARCH %.

Mr.. Seward introduced a resolution
calling on the President for information
respecting the expulsion Of natulalized
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-28
BosToN. March "a.

BosToN, March "a.
Edwin w. Reed, u music teacher of
West Springfield, convicted of adultery,
was o-day taken to the House of Correc
ton for two years and a half.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-28

There is pear orchard in Mississippi
containing $4,000 acres
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-28

An act making appropriation for the
support of the the Deaf and Dumb Asy-
lum was taken up and passed.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


PY 7. b. BULLEN, SPAN HORSES,
~ yoke STEERS, cows
Terms Cash or good paper, six months.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-28

Which the owner can have by calling on the
subscriber, proving properly, and paying
charges. H. WALLACE.
Independence, March 26th, 1860
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-28

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 reside nt or II on.
resident property holders, and is al SO
the best me- dunn for Advertisers.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-28
Found.
"A Package Of Money.

I'm FRIDAY MORNING LAST, AT THE
u East end of Main street.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-14
a. G. MUTT. s..-= ,-. Fa B. wE1TLE
,. q, AEnEEw&s -
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE BANK.
Of
u. a.. MNTY IL CO
eoUEeIL BExREs, ,.s,.ss \ sssa....Eow

=
Ea Esr @ssaslpS raj A. zarsssa +.
MONEYS received oss aaposils payable
III On demand OF skspeelae,l dsss, with o.
without iatstss5 a. psr ssgesnsnt with
dsposiLors 80 fsx
We draw direct 90 sNew York, RosEaa,
PhiIadslphias Detroik ,aRd Chicago, sad
hare also perfesteg ~ aTTsagemans by
which We isaac drafts and isslsFE oE credit
on the principal bankers b QUE hundred
and hSty-ssgea cities ok ksaraFssf
.Ceiiections made in Western Iowa and
Eastern hsoraska, free og shsrgH, and re-
mitted at eurrent rates Of exchange.
We Escsivs orders 10 bag aRa sell On
Commission real estate in Iowa And Ne
hFaska. ..., ..s..1a
Invest money fer eapitslllss. aud bar and
sail Land Warrants at saxTRnt rates.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-14

50
1.-THE undersigned have purchased, and ars
Il Ruw pasas1& In @ q a8dase ~
seeaaa Fi0uEfng and Saw Mills, two miia
wsss 81 this city, formsriy swnsd By the
Messsa. Jefreys, and will In asw days Be
grapassd 80 fnEuiah ANY desired article ID
EambaEs ard also both meTehant and eoan-
v grinding - . kaigs equisals ssd satis-
/ sdla sty 10 nc sa 80 We
im4 DO aigsky saamoS eazy @@aa, bus
Maap susspan Ra9 good viii Va visa
~ eas @R UmG,
Ill III equal amount os corn, Cor whitA
swEn pap the highe&t cash price.
- a Mgss gaA8 aetAeAs ID Ra@aR an4
szsas Will D. szsaaakIy keps % ham4 tag
8mh@ 3sa
~ ia&@asaxk aos@ew No and slaApaaiEios
ever u s&nsfgSs wfe M0pa Go iix@ I'D pF1apss
sstEh Elss ELL gems IL ghia regtsa.
q sui d Town.
ians- 1885 II
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-14


COUNCIL Bg.URFB, IOWA
re aadAssignsa hsslng sssaAsas assaRaa
szaz - - Is Asmkaezas 80 ammMa
sa easeg - W. Efeas y ghsslss -
alnasa Msn u I'll eaaasas. ax ssesal
CsaEesssng Agsal Ha paspesss - aass
hEa szaaee ASeeaAian "a ibis hasansss anA
his lpng psaiasmsss ard axtsAslva Aegnaln-
kAne6 Ii The Wees, VII. hs hnNsn sssMkss
him 10 give sukass sasas AmekE ssa sn Ill awAe
May employ hsM.
Mokss, AcasAnam Rna k3BaaaanSR al kinaH,
nsny b Aaxw assAad 10 tia amamxssa gsd nv
maIl, 81 ekhsFwisa. Tor pr@asntakspa. Ia.
ulaafloa III Colfeekaah. rFaaass 8sssukiss
@aaf be glvsa, aad the gsaals aasassiaakaas
E@mlkssd WhsR ia mag haEasas R@e@aeaEg
ks place elassns Ii suit, TIE best pFf ..
~ ssxviesA vii ae ssenra& 500 - ssAl
pgssssa i6sEa azRea Engmmra ~ raa n
aesaIhas, NQahkfal eangma Will ID sektass.
10 seearsA "a kke keas sss8sh MEkA Ii.
&lU ths EiEaA DO aaAl Raeakss wsasn sMa @a
@fhse - pagEaeat ~ sseaFaag eaes6maay laus
n aElasfaggasa wan, aiss RAy ksxss Il
aag pasam al y asesRn aelwm mzad Mshsassm
emo swisl alRe ssaiv RaRehass &C LARGEST asaas
ev In Real kstaaa.
Letter. q faqusfy wtal b pssaaptay - -
sAss~%@ ~~ = :. = = -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-14

T@haccs amm a@@mK $780,
OF All aixas. Al@o, Pure Brandlsas Wsasa,
AlcohoI, p1negAr, LinsaAd ell Lana
/ sdla&s. A grsaS varsity Sc Mssfsaas
ana Fan&y Gaeis, RElashsa af all
ktnlss .hae Ivory Combs, 81 al
kinass i coed sleek os saA-
sa@H&&y 8
4 s@esAae with o GTeak saEaskg &c asakaaaA
ssiked 10 the wAHta asd kaney eg sssmsaes
m&fB. sRae7 &
RhyaiSAans &ad skhsss ara rssPsssaaa
inyited to call and e4@mlns aas8 skaxk ID
'EpFs making their purchases. aamaaahms
sAs neg atoFms sigm A - saaasssss Mssaas.
p&xtiealaF attaaki giEsa 10 pmAsksam
30 pSsseTtpkaeAa ana kalAfly rssSIps
An euOas waEsaasaa paEs So aazs
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-14
NEW AND CHEAP gG00D0.
Muek0LL6 L 90
/ MaeRws@&s Kews-

"a W%V.
asaemws@@s Eswa.
80 W@ald eaia the attantismos
Ens people o { MlIia suS sI -
anlng cOun les b tbs go
80 fhsg have eomyletsd thai -.
aMs Nmd haxs just geeelvaJ ap5 80 stoss
90 se largest aAd moas ysxIsS - - 80
e. msw goods, ever bFo's 10 ,gests~s $50 Iss-SAs
4 Oar aeaorEmsnt Of DRY goees 80 =,
Amer lean and soreIgs raaapfs~tnvs. 0SA u
esnpaets as will be fouEd In tbs ws a.s =
country. S"'s'A
AmungouT Groceries NAV b. gou,4
ea % had. N. D. SnRsr.
l. - S03agi6sd. do
l. ,-,. 90 saek Rio CoRss.
20 chests Tea, ASSORTED
g002, ID 8lb boxed Tea
8 800 saaks g. i. Nagf,
"a 100 haxreia IA. do
y 800 sacks Dairy DO
s. 80 harrals Aoiaassz,
% be dc 5grnp,
LOO Bea-atsadss ell patterns.
) harsaas ewbbcasds, hin safes chair Io,,
see, nxsEasses, stands, &c, &c. S~A
100 ssUk aAa hsaatng stoves ALI pvtt.,.,
100 kegs Nails assorted.
D0ofsr wa1sao W-sasns blinds, Palass ell.
! u o 0rs AND sH0Rs
We hsys sixty eases, ell sorts and NJ.
tamz, AID ever tAiRg else that nav l.
found IN steTssEhls aide Of ST LouiS- On,
hsssy ieaa " are and the failure Of sa
maay busiGsss koases shroa ghoqt the ststss
sksys aAnwn Es a. tha necessity 81 soipS .
pAy dawn basins&s. Therefore, ws a..
Adopted the pay deWn business, and By thjs
aaeans We hope To olsaE such inducements n
.thess sasas wfsh to pay down for goods, tbst
they viii saEsiy pHxeAass.
~ aolag this kind Of bHsiasas, We ar
net subject to loss, By bad debts and otbsf
losses, which surely follows after ersditiog
We DO rot pretend to cay as Aebraska CiH
aRa 9maksa City aoss shat ours Is TAE slass
- sasesk ssag Bssssys bat We do say we ElIl
give Jon mare goods for year nansy, tlan
asy okher house west ofst, LouIs.
{ Call and sxgmine-~no trouble to shoR
geOd1s Rensselaer, che aigu Of the Cheap
Cash 9tsgsg Glsnwnesas Iewas
We bmg dry hsdess Eurs, psltriss,
&ekns wheaxs cats, bacon, pork, wax, talIow
Ases Ass At hlgAest prices.
yaiy Sf11sss v5n2lR
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-14

81 PHILADELPHIA
Il Bensyslamk Imsaikassea askahgishA3 By
spseaaI sell 4 q -
Sick aad DISTRESSED. addicted with Viru-
liant ard Epadea Diseases, aud esPs-
sciaasg sog tie Rs - asasases Of tie s@A-
81 IyES6n&.
MEDTCAE ADVICE givsa grasss BY
~, Askkng HaERnn, ~ az whs apply 81
lsskek. wssA D asHeg kkssn q tkeA esafitioH
Iage, ceeas sEs Mslska e. ~ Re J ard
y sxtrsms prOveFty, MedacaRss Furnished
tree gs Sa&eK&a go
Valu&bla Reports 90 EpsFmaforFh9a, and
skAsx Dssswsas &C khe axmaA Organs, aDd
- new ~ EUXM asmWauysd In tbs
mssvenaaRvs san& ID - a eksd In ssalsa
aaysaopsss fres ag charge. Two OE tAEss
sskaaps feE pa@sags wsH be acceptable.
! . Go nxHg&sw MpEeHTeNs
AesaAR surRNons Howard Association, No.
q R NiBsh Nsxsas Ehllaaelphia, Pa,
ID axaax ng the DfEeesoRas
EERA q. HEAkTWELL, Pres.
GRO rAIEaCHEK.ns nersstaxy,
Dec. - kw5e IL
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-14
n. y. MOORE. .... c. s. ELARE
MOORE g. CLAPP,
B A N K ER 3.
AND
REAl. EsTATE BROKERS


81 QUIZ CITY, .s~s..sss ssss s*sssa .s-rlow A.
DILLS Of Exchange oa all car Eastern
I'D and Southern cities bought and sold,
Moasy leans. on real and personal sacu-
rity.
Collections mada In western Iowa anu
eastern Nebraska and promptly Eemtt4ed
to any part Of shs Unlssd States, az the eur
rent rates Of exchange. .--a6#
Land Warrants bought and Sold, znd To-
Gated on time also seId and located On
time for distant dealers.
Farming laads and Town property hsughL
and sold on commission. 80 =.
j. Taxes paid for Roh-Fssidsnts.
Interest paid on all deposits made goE
three months or over, al the rate Of tea per
cent. per anHun
REFERENCE S.
Phslpa, Dodge CO, ne 10 4 81 oafa street. ~ r,
Hoa JohR A. spsEssT, 2tAsa, ssE.....s~.s...~ "
WrH Osborn. Pres Bank 81 nln&k Am1an, hinS~
hamtsn, ..~sss.s-@s sass...ss-@..s.ss.sss.sss -
Phelps, Press sGsq1ehaRna YsIlsy Sank,
BtaghamtaR1 ss~ssvaTs sss-ss st~rs.s.~ "
@ Strong. FreS'g Become CSSa4y Bank, EtnghzHa~
tsns.s .s.s%sausssssss~~ss.ss ssssss 90
Hoa Daalel DAcEtaSaat Rk1GAa@toa.s g
\ L LaRgweTthy Bros Bsnksts. pahn1us4 -. Iowa
U0osbAngh Nrooas - Ea-ffn xtun.. &c
CusngEEEoa Rcna, less Gley,... "a
y. l. NewbsrEsg s.1hiaaGos ta.
mar24-5T .s.-.. .a5.a IL .
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c9uRe2x nhAKK8, s~ssts%s .sss '''' IOWA
ms stabserIbsr would respectfully Inforn
/ toe ei In N mak zAss8 end N sazas
ka, that he has opened y Grst elaaa BinA
sgy, assA Eas wnAY eas seer established IA
this section Of the seslnaxy. / am now
P@epakaa "a Do all kilAfA al work, Rartalh
.faSNn3M z 81 Sac &.E$E Ssf
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-14

Msrper's MaEa&AM@ aAaw EeEk Ledger
9eahamsm g d RallspiR PiEtaEial
Mo9syga do Ksaslia'e Illustrates
Rssarsoass do Haxpsr,a weekly
Arthn9ss de SGisnki6e AmsEicaa
hallogss do Atlantic MenthIy
kr@nA LAszasss 80 MnslsaI Review
KaAN2as becker De Y@nAse Notions
HamSsa AaTn &sdo aasi8eB JeurnL
Wavswiy do lTadiss Wreath
Fusa&ma do lLAaiss Repository
Il Mnzse, Law hseha, and nswsp2psrs Of
hookm ag Aay klaas all 81 Rsw, bound 6
rsbouna In he mosk apprassa styles, @
nlaark noEiess zk low pxieaa.
! CA FAMILY Bfbiea r. sound u As 70 took
aad wssag eeaas t0n&@. g @ ss@s
wM- =. gITER
/ AagtT 1858 Il
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-14

MMs DC 10.
We have Just Fsesiysa dirsck arnsn Eas~
terra LmpogteFs, tbs largest and best veaaass
ted asa6gtnanE cf saeh articles ID ags sssss.
znaratad above. God aaAaaAaas mszaaaFv kas,t
tn Drug Stores which Wa wis8 msaa NJ alssss
lowest casa price. Wa4hawa alse Sc haud
fully supply al COS aaaaR
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-12
LLl0 EpECLMIN

Foa ASTHMA on PHTHIslo. Oppressed, DlfieElt
Labored Breathing, attended with Cough and knpee
toratlon. Price, 80 cents per bsx-
FOR EAR DISCHARGES AND DRAFNEss.-DischRrges
from he Ear the result Of Scarlet Fever Measles OF
MercuriEls For Noises In the Head, Hardness Of
Hearing and Ringing In the Ears and Ear-ache
Price, 80 cents per box
FoR RscRoFULG.-Enlarged Glands, Enlarged and In
durated Tonsis Sweings and Old Uicers, soIoinlous
Cachexy Of Children Price 50 cents per box
FoR GEsERAL DEBILITY. - Physical or Nervous
Weakness Either the result 81 Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or Exhausting Discharges Price, -
sents per box
Foa DRoPsY-Fuld Accommodations, Tumid Swell
ngs with scanty secretions Price, 90 cents Per box
Foa Ea-SIcKNEss-Deathly Sickness. Vertigo, Nat
sea, Vomiting Sickness from riding or motion
Price, so cents per box
FOR URn4ART DIsEAsEs.-For Gravel, Renal Cal
Gull Difeult Painful UrnatiOn, Diseases Of the Kid
neya. Price, 30 cents per box.
FOR SEMINAL EsIssloEs.-InvOluntary Discharges
and Consequent Prostradon and Debility, BAD Re
suits Of Evil Habits. The most successful and EN-
Client remedy known, and may be relied upon as
cure. Price with full directions, 81 per box
Persons who wish 70 place themselves under ue
professional care, OF 70 seek advice Of Prof HrH-
PHRETs, can do 60, al bis ONCE, 062 BROADWAY daly
from AN to PM, or By letter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-12
NEW YORK MARKET-NOv. 10.

FIOUR-Market continues heavy with only linn
TIED export and moderate home trade demand and
saies were loo bbls al 53O9S53S for superns
state S54565,55 for extra state; s5,Sag55 for su-
extra western; S5,7O575 for shipping brands extra
round hooped Ohio. Included in the are 1000 bbls
'1G1NIDIAS Fi,OUR-In limited request, but
prices without material change Sales were $50 bbls
At S., ,TO67, 80 for common to choice extra.
Rye FIIOUR-In limited request with sales at
g3,5O0SA,25 for common to choice superhne,
CORN AIEAI-Rules in favor Of purchaser with
trifing sales at about previous quotations.
WHISKN-In less active request and market
scarcely 90 firm. Sales Of $50 hbls at 2lA @22c.
WHFAT-Marketf for parcels adoat is heavy, un-
settled and shade easier, while lots in store rule
steady at about yestesterdays prices sales Of Chl
si.255ai,2 ,251f; amber Wisconsin sl,26K9l,2Ik (;
winter red western Sl,339l,S4 atoat; do at Sl,2s9
LEX in store the latter price free Of storage Tor
hslfa month white Indiana, Ohio and Canadian at
si,n@l,45i red southern at Sl,s9; Canada club at
lucky at 81 IS; white Ohio and Canada on shpboard
a. - Sisy21Iiet. with small sales ofat 72a7sc.
BARLEY-Dull, and heavy for common, and
frmer for prime. Sales were 5000 bnsh at 7Oc for
ada West, the latter for very choice.
CORN-Market heavy and lower. Sales are 26, ,009
bush 7lc for round yellow; 69c for mixed Western
OATS-OnIy in moderate request. Sales are at
s7G3sc for western, canada and state. -, g..
pORK-Market hrmer for mess and heavy for
prime. Sales AS bbls at sls,ls94s,25 for messi
| 3,9O6l4,O 90 for prime.
bbls at S5,OO9525 for country mess; Ss5O9l050 for
repacked mess; Sllall,aO for extra mess; Sl2 for
double extra do; S3,756l4,0 90 for country prime.
PRIME MESS BEEF-Dull and unchanged.
BEEF H AlIS-Rathsr easier Sales are 800 bbls
/ at Sl4, ,5G0l4,75 for Western.
CUT nIEATS-Continues dull, with small sales
at s540S5c for shoulders, and lI99ll59c for hams.
BACON-Very quiet but steady.
IlARD-Market dull. Sales are 100 bbls at II q
l2c for new prime; l7Jec for old prime.
BUTTER Selling at lO@l4c for Ohio; l692le
for state.
CHEESE-steady at s@llc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-12
FROM AUGUsGA, GA.


AUeUsTA, Ga, Nov. 10.
A large meeting Of the citizens was held In the
Council Chamber this afternoon, Mayor blodget
me Mayor stated that he had received infor..
nation that two Of our citizens had been notified
to leave by unauthorized persons. and that this
meeting was called 20 consider whether we should
protect ourselves by upholding the laws Tor the
preservation of order, or allow an authorlAeu
man to take the law out of our hands,
The Chairman selected a respectable and intu-
entfal committee who reported the following:
Resolved That we live under government OF
law. aud that Il is the bounded duty Of every
GOOD citizen to see our rights respected and all
our wrongs speedily redressed In the forms pro
Resolved, That the genius Of our institutions
forbids the punishment Of 8 citizen without fair
trial by jury,
RESOLVED, That the assumption by individuals,
however influential and respectable Of any pow
ers Of government surbersiye Of all civil liberty,
and that its tendencies are fatal TO the vital inter
ests Of the community.
Resolved, Thatif the existing laws are INSULT
Client for the protection of the rights OF our eit-
zens the uroper course is to apply to the LeRisla
ture 10 amend and modify them as the interests Of
society may require ,,,..,--..,,
Unusual excitement prevailed at the time and
during the meeting. which was addressed by Col.
Cummings Wright, Gone, Montgomery, Ford, ana
Others
Conservative sentiments generally prevailed.
The resolutions, as announced, were adopted
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MISCELLANEOUS.


The LAKE, TRADE.-The Milwaukee Wisconsin
ives the following report of the prices Of vessels on
ne lakes:
The American tonnage Of the lakes is $4,000 tons.
The average increase in value per ton Of all classes
Of vessels since last June has not been less than SO
or an aggregate increased value Of $780, 600. We
l0ught and sold last season, and which afford an
lustrai ion of the extraordinary rise in such prop
erty and Of the fortunes made thereby in the short
space Of few months. In using the term 81 last
son, we mean any time since January last and be-
fore the present harvest We give below the sales
Of some Of the vessels Of which We have definite
knowledge:
Schooner Nightingale, with capacity Of 49, 900
bush, was bought in June for $500. Sold in Sep
tember for SlO,O00 cash.
Propeller Iowa. bought last spring for Sl45OO, and
has already paid for herself In freights, and has
thousand dollar margin.
The New York Central Railroad bought the Ever
green City and the Fountain City two Of the best
propeers on the lakes) for S5OOO0 They cost about
100000, and couldn't be purchased now for that
money.
Propeller Forest Queen was bought last spring for
5000, and couldn't DO bought now for $4,000
Propeller Susquehanna was bought for $4,000 last
spring, and Is now worth $4,000.
Propeller Buffalo was bought before harvest for
Sl6,OJO, and Is worth now probably $4,000.
Propeller Potomac was bo"ght last season for S22,
co., She cest 900 and could not be bought now for
less than that amount
Schooner Hans Crocker was in the market last
spring. She cost $1,000, and could not be bought
now for that money.
1t should be understood in connection with the
above tranEactiOes, that where speak Of vessel
as not being Obtainable at less than certain Of
money, it is almost positive that she could not be
purchased at hardly any price, since the owners do
not want to sell at all In many cases they cannot
be induced to sell. at even the fabulous advances
which we have mentioned,