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MFRS TTJRNMEx,

BLACK CHANTILLY LACE POINTS.
MFRS TURNMEx,
1O7..... ......... CANAL STREET. I09
Has just another supply of those really elegant and
much admired LAGEs in sets
REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE SETS, from si2 and up.
wards
REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE COLLARS
REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE COLLARS and CUFFS.
REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE BERTHAs.
REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE HANDRERCHiEFs.
REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE CAPEs,
REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE BARBEs AND Golf
FURES
REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE FLouNCRs.
BLACK eHANTlLLY LACE POINTS AND sHAwIs.
VEILs-In every description Of LACE, Cambria, Ghauty,
Point Applique and Brussels Point.
VALENCIENEEs COLLARS and
COLLARS and SLEEVES
mbroideries In Every lyle.
LYONS VELVET cLoAKs,
#m.uMs.a BURNoUs AND rELIssEs
OPERA CLoAKs,
With the usual Choice Selection Of
MILLINERY.
Paris made BoNNETs-r.utest Styles.
BRIDAL, BoNNETS,
HEAD DRESSES,
.--. FLOWERS. ~
RIBBONS, and
FEATHERS, etc, etc.
DRESS-M AKING,
As usual in the most approved style and in accordance with
Partisan Fashions regularly received.
Mourning ana Wedding.
Ml-orders promptly attended to. s .= 5-....-s.s
REMNANTS wARDRoBEs complete.
MRS. TURNER,
jazz 2p6t Nos lO7 and 100 cauai street
HH'OOdnast d cement,
Successors 10 O. o. wooiman L Co.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Corner Common and Magazine streets, New Orleans
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CHOICE GOODs---sELECTED MEDICINES,
PURE CHEMICALS,
ESSENTIAL OILS, %5.z@
MEDICINAL EXTRACTS,
. FINE PERFUMERY
FANCY SOAPS
PATENT MEDICINES, 5
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE,
BRUSHES, S.,s4z. ..-=5.@ ss..
FRENCH AND AMERICAN
WINDOW GLASS, =..~
PAINTS,
OILS.
DYE sTUFFs, ETC.
Druggists Physicians Country Merchants and Planters who
purchase Medicines of hest quality may rely npou being shifted
Orders promptly attended to.
WOoDMAN h BEMENT,
n2s 2ptf Corner Nagaaine and Common Streets
KFosteffey''s Filters.
6,lo T)oyen In store and for sale nv z7.. A.
wooDMAN & BEMENT,
ms 2ptf Corner Magazine and Eomnan streets.
Ki-CaFb. Soda.
20kegs BiCarb Soda, in store and for sale by
WOoDMAN & BEMENT,
ms 2psf Corner Magazine and Common streets.
RruF Bf'ofhe,. s SeaUer,
New York.
INVENTORS a&s
CELEBRATED OVAL EYE COTTON HOES.
IMPROVED PATTERN CANE KNIVES
SOLE AGENTS FOR
- r.. II. BRUFF'S AXES. 5...-
ss-The obbing trade supplied by the package.
aa-A heavy stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS
etc. constantly hand ty2l 2ply
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rel. j. Michel, Esq, Will be supported for
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court for the unexpred
Of Judge Cole resigned.
jan Aplm- MANY VOTERS
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Cigars I. Cigars !.

Purchasers will always find an assortment of The well
known brandsInenudad Flor de Pniaas Mediana Flor de
Pancho, Redowa caborga, Paragas Something Wash
ington Dos Hermanas Mao Habano etc. etc at the lowest
prices.
P. PRATs & CO.,
os5 2ptf 90 f,., p,=
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FIRE At RICHMOND. VA.

FIRE AT RICHMOND, VA.
Richmond Va, No. ., 1859
Messrs Knowles & Walford, Agents:
We take pleasure i'll adding long list of certificates our
testimonials in favor Of Herngs Patent Fire Safes
In the fire which consumed saving and ears enter
shops the night of the 18th October last one of Her
rings Safes and though exposed 10 intense heat Dit was entirely
red hot the outside from the burning floors and tmbers
which fell omit opening the day appear
indicate that its been near the Ere We
shall order another from in few days the old one
at saving mill near Mayo Bridge where You may refer
customers who have any doubts about the eproo qualities of
Herrngs Safes. JOHN K GEORGE GIBSON
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ss-The Great English Kcmedy-.sfr James
CLARKEs GELEBRATED FEMALE Pulls Prepared from pre-
scripon Of Sill u Clarke Nj d. Physician Extraordinary
the tlneen
This wei known Medicine Is imposition but and
remedy fer Female Difficulties and Distractions any
whatever and although powerful remedy, they contain
/ Ing hurtfnl to the constitution
To Married Ladies' it is peculiarly suited twill
time, bring on the moRthly period with regularity.
These Pills have been where the direc
tozs the second page Of the pamphlet well observed.
For full particulars get pamphlet free Of the agent.
N. BsI % and six postage stamps enclosed any
lied Agent will insure bottle containing fifty pills
turn Of mail.
General Agent for the United States JOB MOSES Rochester
n vi WRIGHT & CO.. New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
and sold BIZ all respectable Druggists. feS 1pIysW
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Crauats, Cravats, C,.arats.
French Perfisssses.sg.

JUST RECEIVED
By ship Fanny Fern, from Have, fresh assornen. Of
PERFUMERY, from the best Paris manufactures.
LION & PINSARD,
81 and IS Royal street,
ial6 2pf corner Bsnyi,e st
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Rs-Judgc Edward RawIe will be sup
ported for Associate Justice q the Supreme Court for the
PRED term Of Judge Cole resigned.
Election Monday, February 20, 1860 jas 2nse
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you WILL. FIND THERE
Clothing OF Every Description.
CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN,
CLOTHING FOR SERVANTS,
CLOTHING FOR BoYs-Big and Little.
FURNISHING GooDs-In endless variety
PATENT YOKE sHIRTs-Forty different sizes,
UNDER sHIRTs-of every variety
DRAWERs-of all kinds.
GLOVES. HALF-HosE,
susPENDERs, HANDKERCHIEFs
cRAyATs, STOCKS, TIES,
scARFs, TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
#vAL1sEs CARPET BAGS. UMBRELLAS,
INDIA RUBBER COATS
sAes, LEeGTNs, PIANO COVERS, etc.
All Cheap for Cash:
NO DEVT4 TIoN ~ PRIGEsty
Story Building,
ja27 2pst Corner Of Camp and Common streets
D0fbeas.
4 COM M e R CIAL o. OLLIE G. II.
OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
Founded in by Legislature Of Louisiana
with Agricultural and MechaAcal Departments
STORY BUILDING
Corner of Camp and Common streets.
Young gentlemen who wish good situations should
that QUALIFICATION always position There are
apartments and Professors for
BOOKKEEPING, PENMANsHIP,
MATHEMATICS,
FRENCH, SPANISH,
GERMAN, ENGLISH, LATIN, GREEK, etc.
fit persons at for business Ladies' gentlemen
invited visit the College Judge for themselves
HCataloge with full information sent to l who desire
them
jan apst&wa RUFUS DoLBEAR, Pres't
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iyls 2p&w
-. -.
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Prince Imperial Champagne,

ETIEtCe HWIf5e7'Idt GW0NtEJuyFte,
FROM DE vENoGE CO. EPERNAY FRANCE
hitherto been confined tables OF the
Europe and has only recently been into
This Market where its RARE QUALITY and PURITY com.
bned with the moderate price at which offered has
unprecedented and popularity every Of the
country. -
E. V. HAUGHW0UT, Sole Importer,
Nos. 4ss, 49D and 400 Broadway, New York
WARREN & HALL,
no 2p2mTnTh&sa Agents for New Orleans.
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Brussels Poins Lace Sets

BLACK CHANTILLY LACE POINTS.
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s A VAST EsTABLfsHAENT.--Pu Purchasers will find a
hinge stock of clothing furnishing goods splendid
spacious Messrs. Alfred Munroe Co. In the Story
building Of Camp and Common The clothing Of
this house Ii well known for its excellence Of make and fabric
and The fact that the prices put upon goods reasonable
equally well known an son.hwes The goods
fashion all styles kept complete by
additions patched the factory By every
The stock includes ent Of every for everybody Of The
masculine young old big little rich poor for
dress husnes school church, be married work
in. Ne direct the attention Of city and interior readers the
advertisement Of Msssrs. Alfred Munroe & Co
HERRISG's PATENT FIRE- Poor SAFES We refer
business and all who have for what viii assuedy
preserve vanables against and bgarious
rogues. The entirely satisfactory convincing testimonials
published through advertising columns by s. G. Herring
Co. 81 and 81 Grayier such evidence Is good and su
proof Of the entire excellence Of the article and such
justified which prcpTetors have in their
they pledge themselves pay thousand
dollars reward my who show that Of their
patent champion failed preserve its contents in
accidental If such has occurred, of it
would nder such circumstances Messs
Herring keep constantly hand at 50 and s. Gravie
argeand complete assortment Of these safes Read
| The testimonials their excellence.
t5ss
| nT-We are authorized to announce Adam
BEATTY ESQ., candidate for the office of Judge SUI
preme Cou from he Second District ELL the vacancy
stoned BY resignation Of Judge Cole. ia2z 2ptes
nrJudge Edward RawIe will be SUPP
ported for Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court for the
Y PRED term Of Judge Cole, resigned.
i Election Monday February 20, 1860 jas 2nte
I# ss.----
sg-Thc friends OF L. e. sfmonds, Esq, pre-
candidate for Associate Judge of Supreme
Court, in place Of Judge Cole. resigned jas 6i=
Il s4ss
na-J.J. Michel, Esq, VIII be supported Tor
Associate Justice Of the supreme Court for the neSped
jxrT, fsnlar I
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Atlanta, GA, November o. 1852
s. C. Herring Il Co., No. 81 Broadway New York.
GentsThe small Safe which purchased of You some time
since my large twosory wooden building which was
the great fire here the 10th inst The Safe was red
hot opening it the morning found It's contents
which consisted of silver hundred dollars in bank bills with
other papers, all safe and sound.
j. $. sHACKELFoRD, Auconeer,
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Notice.

have the inform my patrons, that owing
proyenents my Store, have transferred the SHAVING
ROOM the door that will paid
'''sss',s. l. B. BORON,
ms 2ptf 81 St. Charles street.
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One Thousand Dollars Reward
VIII be paid any person that show that IIERRINGs
PATENT CHAMPION SAFE failed to preserve its CON
tents In accidental fire.
The subscribers have constantly hand largest assor
men Of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes this market
S. C. HERRING & CO.,
2rEt 50 and q Grayer street New, flrlenns
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Roots, Shoes and sr0ga,as,

Roots, Shoes and RrOgans,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Dching BOOTS, Russe.
BRoGANs, Wool Mexican Palm Leaf, Straw and Campeachy
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST CO.,
No. 10. Magazine street. New Orleans
HATS CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We are constantly receiving general Silk and
Fur Cashmere Panama. cghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices by
FROST d CO.,
Yi3 paw Magazine street.
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Eg-The friends OF L. e. Sfmonds, ESQ, pre-
him candidate for Associate Judge Of the Supreme
Court in place Of Judge Cole. resigned jas 6l#
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Atlanta, Ga, December s, 1859.

Atlanta, Ga, December g. 1859
Messrs Farrell, Herring Co.. Philadelphia
GentlemenIn the late disastrous fire had two hun.
Herrings Patent Safes and after the Are
the taken from the opened 10 my most
complete satisfaction not dollar injured feel com
peey the genuine Herngs Patent Safes are per-
feciy hrepoo for safe that could stand the
did lying among burning spirits liquors, oils etc. hours
nguestionab the perfect protection agans, fire
manufactured make this cheerfuy and
remain yours, truly ]. A. GIBSON.
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selling Ous Of Eau Goods.
Chs. Fare Chantpaane,

CFESs HftE'7'R CEtdEE7ED(tyftG,
SUCCESSOR TO MAX sUTAINE & CO.,
Reims.
Purveyor to the Courts Of France sfain and Prussia also
to the celebrated Wellington Clab, London.
sILLERY, CABINET, IMPERIAL, ENGLISH CREAM
ING cHAMPAGNs, for sale by the principal Grocers
Wine Dealers.
RS-orders for direct importation received by
S. d. GRATIAA g. CO.,
don 9r2,, CuO,or,borsa s,,oot
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Chissa, Glass,


HoUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS.
We invite Citizens and Strangers the very low
prices at which offering the following goods:
FRENCH cHINA-white, Gold Band and Decorated,
GLAssWARE-Cnt and Pressed.
SILVER PLATED wARE-eastors Spoons,
Tea Sets, Walters, etc.
SOLAR AND MODERATOR LAMPS.
JAPANNED TEA TRAYS.
TABLE CUTLERY.
STEEL FIRE SETS.
WOODEN AND TIN WARE.
BRUSHES, MATS, etc.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS Should examine oar prices
before filling orders for their friends in this line
P. r. FELL & MARSH,
jas 2pslowe&Fr6t g. and 81 Graver street
Francis Fabs.e,
CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND COMMON STREETS,
Under the St. CHARLES Hotel,
Would inform his friends public thai his stock Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
is full complete every departmeat-and as he
season is far advanced,
GREAT IND UCEMENTs
will be offered to purchasers jazz 2plOt&2tw
The Caa.rack.
A LARGE INVOICE OF THIS
Celebrated New style
OVERCOAT,
JUST RECEIVED BIZ
NORRIS, nGAJLL. q, Co.,
cLoTHIERS,
Corner Camp and Common streets,
jale 2ptf UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
First Premium Shirts,
FINE BESPOKE MADE CLOTHES,
And
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
~ PRICES CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. and in all
cases the WORTH given for the money. ..4... E
z.-@ LEleHToNs,
Corner st. Charles and Canal streets.
N. B-oothinr and Shirts made to order. nos 2ptf
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i. d. NIXON. na..er ana rrspr1sser.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-09-04
What Popular Sovereignty has Done.

Stephen A. Douglas, the Northern Democrat
c candila,, for the Presidency, and the great
apostle OF Popular Sovereignty, in the Senate
OF the United States. on the 10th day of May
last states the results of his doctrine TO have
been rs follows:
Under it the people Of New Mexico have in
troducrd and protected Slavery in the whole of
that Territory
Under it a tract Of free territory five times as
large as the State of New York has been con
varted into stare territory
Under it Slavery has been extended from the
Rio Grande TO the Gulf of California
Under it Slavery has gone rs far North rs 80
degrees North latitude, a degree and half far
Their North than the South ever asked that it
should go,
1t has converted the only inch of free terrific
ry to sIaoe territory that has ever been SO con-
vtrtcd on the American Continent!
WHAT MR.. DOUGLAS EXPECTS IT TO no.
#" If it be true" he said, I" tkat this principle
of non-interv ention has given to slavery all
Of New Mexico which was surrounded on near
~ every side by free Territory, will not the
same principle protect you III the northern
States of Mexico when they are acquired, since
they are now surrounded by slave territory
are several hundred miles further South have
many degrees Of greater heat ana have eli
mate and soil adapted to Southern produc
tionsf ~
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-09-04

pended by the Democrats in 1856, to
keep up the Know Nothing organization
in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, as will
be seen by the following testimony of s.
j. MEeARGEE, a paper dealer and lead
ing Democratic wire -puller in Philadel-
phia, before the Senate Printing Investi-
eating Committee. Let our foreign born
citizens note this testimony, and then say
what confidence they can have in the
professions made by the Democracy Of
opposition to Know Nothingism. Mr..
MEGARGEE was an unwilling witness AS
will be seen from his examination, which
was as follows
Odd you receive any money for political
purposes in Pennsylvania or New Jersey from
Mr.. Wendell?
Whness.-Am really compelled to answer
such questions
Mr.. Kennedy-I think it is within the scope
of the inquiry.
1.-THE Committee thought the question was a
very proper one, and that it should be answer
ed.
Al did, sir, receipe moneyat rarious times
for political purposes.
Q-Were those moneys expended for the
promotion of the interests of the Democratic
party? A.-Not all of them; some Of it acd
used for third party, ,chich organized TO di
rert cotes from ,ohat ,cas called +" the People
Party" ,cih US; the Peoples Party " was il
opposition to the Democratic party we die
not know there the party organized as " TIL
Republican party the opposition to the Demo
cratic party ,cas called the Peoples Party" ant
10 diuert votes from that party the third party aca
organized /; the object ,cas to diuide the "Icople'
Party"
Q.-Was such a third party organized? A
Yes, sir.
Odd YOU believe that was necessary t
success of the Democratic party ?
Ave certainly did, or We should not hav
! given them the money.
Q-What was the third party called? A
The straight american party-the straight outs.
Q.-Have you any idea of the amount tina
you furnished for party purposes Al real
ly could not say.
Q.-Could you approximate to the sum?
| A.-Somc thousands of dollars.
Q.-Will YOU name some number of thou
sands as near the amount you can come
Al negotiated notes and drafts to the amount
probably, of 81 900 or S., 900, which | under
stood were for party purposes, but that doe
not include the $4,000 did not understand
that the 81, 900 were for operations in part
elections but for the newspapers.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-09-04

Mr. EDIroR- Dear Sir THINKING
that perhaps the Republicans in other
Townships in the comfy would like to
know what we are doing in Superior, l
send you a report of the Republican
Meeting. held at Hazleton, the 28th inst.
The call had not very extensive circu
lation, yet long before shutdown the Re-
publicans began to gather, and at g early
candle-light' the school house (Which
is quite large one J, was filled to over
flowing. The first business of the meet
ing was the organization of a Township
Republican Club, after which Mr.. LEWIS,
Of your place, addressed the audience in
a very able manner. He spoke for over
an hour, with an ability that would have
done credit to an older and more expert
enced person. He handled Squattel
Sovereignty, or Douglas don't-careism
rather rough. He proved, by the Official
records of the United States, that the
men who framed the Constitution, while
in Congress afterwards, voted, at differ
ent times, fol measures regulating slav.
cry in the Territories and, also, tina
/ the idea of non-intervention was never
thought of until within a very few years
Mr.. LAKE followed in short but very
appropriate speech. He compared the
puhlio oft, of tho cond;GotoC ,nd cbo,,a ar
by them that Mr.. LINCOLN was the only
candidate we could place implicit con
tidence in, and also that he was Justly
entitled to the appellation of Homes
Abe"
At the conclusion of Mr.. LAKES re
marks the club adjourned, to meet again
Sept. 9th, at O'Clock P. M.
Yours truly,
A REPUBLICAN,.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-09-04
MIR. Douglass Record.

IEs- Some time since we exhibited a
portion Of Mr.. DOUGLASS record relative
TO the question of the power of Congress
over The territories, and showed that he
had formerly asserted the Republican
doctrine that Congress does possess leg
ialatiye jurisdiction over the territories,
and that he himself had practically APP
Piled the doctrine by assisting to exclude
slavery from certain territories. We
showed that he made this practical appli-
cation in the Oregon bill, and in bill
relative to the territory acquired from
Mexico. We might also have shown that
Congress, Mr.. DOUGLAS proposed going
farther than the Republican party ever
proposed 10 go-even 10 the exclusion OF
slavery from States. For Mr.. DOUGLAS
on the 25.h of January, 1915, offered
the following amendment TO the joint res
olution for the annexation Of Texas:
And in such STATE or STATES as may
be formed out of said Territory north Of said
Missouri COMPROMISE line, slavery or invol-
untary sevitude-except for crille-Shal be
prohibited.
The Republican party has never pro-
posed to go farther than the fathers OF the
Republic went, that is, TO the exclusion
of slavery from the territories but Mr.
DOUGLAS, in 1915, was nlislavery
enough in sentiment to be anxious to
prohibit it in new States We also show
ed that he held to the light of Congress
to prohibit slavery in the territories upto
1859, and we gave a 1.-THE of the volumin
Gus evidence which his speeches of that
year show in proof. We showed that
even up TO 1854 M. DOUGLAS stood by
the Missouri Compromise. measure OF
Congressional restriction upon the Terri
tories We then showed how he wa ed
around. adopting the spccious pretence
Of Popular Sovereignty, and declaring
the acts he hal before committed to be
unconstitutional. We exhibited the in
sincerity Of his professions of love for
the rights of the people of the territories
by referring 10 his action in reportin. the
looms bill authorizing the people of
Kansas TO frame Il constitution. We
h,, 4 e
that bill, provision submitting the
constitution 10 the people for acceptance
or rejection, thus trying to debar them
from the most vital OF all their privileges
from right which has always freely
been accorded. But in the face Of this,
and in the face Of evidence that he was
anxious to support the English swindle,
Mr.. DOUGLASS friends have the effrontery
TO claim that he has been consistent ad-
yocaie OF the right Of the people of the
Territories TO admit or exclude slavery
from their midst Ii is one of the most
absurd pieces OF presumption ever heard
Of Now what is Mr. DOUGLASS real
position upon the question of the right
Of the people of Territory to exclude
slavery? His position has been, and is
now, that lie right Of The people Of
Territory 10 exclude slapery Merefrom is
n J4aiciai question lie contends that il
is not a question for Congress to decide
but one which must be settled by the
Supreme Court. Ia 1855, Mr.. TRUa-
BULL offered IN amendment to the TooMBs
bin for the admission of Kansas, decar-
Jug that the provisions of the Kansas
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-09-04
ELECTORS AT LARGE
Great Republican Mass Meeting.

Es- Another immense Republican
demonstration took place at indianapolis,
Indiana, on the Goth ult About fifty
thousand persons were present, inclu-
ding some eight thousand Wide Awakes
Speeches were made by Hon. Tom Cor
WIN, Hon. +. p. STANTON, of Ohio
FRANK BLAIR, Mr.. UNDERWOOD, of Vir
ginia, HENRY S. LANE, and others
Great enthusiasm was manifested.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-09-04

slavery, and that each change has been
more favorable to the institution. LIST,
Congressional interference against sla-
very in the territories Z; Cd, territorial
sovereignty over the subject 81, bred
Scottish, or slavery protection. Truly
this is a consistent record Verify, he
is a stckler for principle
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-09-04
A Democrats in this vicinity ray

GS- Democrats in this vicinity rave
greatly if a minister of the gospel hap
pens to touch upon political matters
Yet the party in this State have now in
the field Rev HENRY CLAY DEAN, the
most disgusting. and filthy, and senseless
brawler in the country; and IN Indiana
they have Rev. VIM. DAILY, who was ex-
PEELED from Conference and silenced on
account of his RIGHTEOUSNESS and drunk
enness.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-09-04

The Douglas papers of this state have
been publishing the announcement that
Prof BRUsH, of Fayette, the owner of the
Observer, had gone over TO Doug las.
The Professor authorizes the Dubuque
Times 10 say that ii he lives Till No,em
Der he will vote the Republican ticket.
That is about the way Douglas votes are
made IT. this canvass.