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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11
MACY- CLEARING SALE PoR JUNE

NaACY-' CLEARING SALE P0R JUNE
r. H. MACY.
GOODS CLOsiN0 LYSs THAN Uo'A
ALL OUR poNITg ArPLIouB bArso
ALL OUR PONrTE APPLIQUE oonnAs
ALL OUR HONI1ON COLLARS oas
All orr WIDE BLACK GUtPuhh haon'
Arr OIp 81 AND a. PUsHEh Shawl hA0"''
AIT TEr LINEN pAMAsKs IN sroCk
All ORR LINEN DAMAsk TABLE, Gov hs'
Az ~ orr s.a a. Io4, AND i24 sHHrTINGs
M" r. II. MACY, Nos 2oi and 2od ssisv
'h"'''' aooo piece. 81 TARLATANs,
"a White. Black. Pub. Blue, Green. But.
Closing al u pu yard
.,.,.h.,f ,hc cos, Of importation ~ rdrfs
$500 n H. MACY Nos. Sa and aos si.v.
paRAsOLs and SUN UMBRELLAS.
Ciosins TIE whole stock Of msAascSsree.
1850 SIX Moire Antique PARaSoLs. 81.
loco SIX UMBRELLAS, closing cheap
2ooe Double iuged linz and be, style PARAsOLS 'sins
Lea. than n,anuIselurcrs pflo-..
r. II. MACY. Nos 2O4 and 2Os sths,.
HOsIERY CLOSING.
Ii loo dozen Isdie. Cotton HOSE very hse u Ps
80 dozen Lsdie-' cotton bosE sssvy and ribbed pa
All Tie bes Of the qualities open work aad Lido
Thread 10 csH Fiji AND MISSES HOSIERY.
Lose dozen IL every STYLE price, aud quality closing very
low CLOSING CENTS HOSIERY.
EOo do,@u English HALF-HOSE, 1.6 o pair.
zoo dozen b4s quality imported, ~ q pair
Also fun assortment of fancy and striped HALs
sTgt6is,hE ALL OUR LADIES Isle THREAD GLOVES
MITTS CHIbIrS DO. &c.
100 dozen Ladder Lisle Thread GLOVES, splendid quality
A. pair. ,,., ,fe.oai,,.;-
Ckd.u's l.. 10 Thread and sns GLOVES, All prices
Oasins-2V dyEen Ladies tine SIX MirlS hon 81 70 % "
pair ann ,,,,e. on. urrrS e..
o. tsl 0'. n Ut Macy NJ On. .,a enc a.h..v
| GREAT SALE Of WHITE GOODS.
| " 30 pieeos me White MARsEILLES, from II to o.
SSe pieces splendid quality BRILLIANTS at II and 81
'Ise ,o-. s4 Fnsish CAMBRfCS at Is ceets yard
| 30 ps-c.s - JAIUNETS tfns) II cent. yard ..
| Closug-yictVia LAWNS. bishop LAWNS, Linen LAWNS
and CAMBRJCS Bosom and Shifting LINENS, much below
4 yslus
ard Plsd and Stirred Swiss MUsLINS closing from cents
| yard up -, 49, n,.nrns
| r. II. MACY. Nos. 204 and .'ls tthev.
| CURTAIN MUSLIN and LACES.
~ coo pieces embroidered Curtain MUSLIN. L., ~ 81 A.
| y 90 wards Embroidered Curtain LACES ~.
100 pair. Splendid Lace CURTAINS yards long SIS pair
900 pieces ne Dotted and Figured Swiss MUSLIN for ll
\ H. I'd, 81, 2iod. and 81 yard
thespest Curtain GOODS in NewYors without exception
| r- r. H. MACY, Nos. 2oa ana no ttssv
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Boarn an0 Rooms.

CT. LAWRENCE HOTEL, Broadway and 9Th
- st. New York conducted hs European plan oreai re-
,, 4, y,c,s durnr the Summer single ~ csns per
DIV or q per eleg mt suites 80 70 el' feTs,na
visiting he city long short dime, VIII consult then n
rect BY giving CELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

NVIlCE, AVIS, EOTTICIA, AVISO, MOTIF.
fss,. PCusIAirs INDIA STORE b the oaiy place whess
c. pr~ss black and colofed WAX Sfiks iwtds
400 csiss srsuskI sliD~ India ssosins No.
l,~>~ Snan<e Lscquored ArcIes all kinds OF cuous
s@ssa ,,i iaa Fe.hss Pans Bead Bak &C.. can Be
- 1lIr.., ess retail Ut No $50 Broadway French
- - ~ n,sss styles Ths Dsy Received, u ddeI
'aAees festheT Folding aus eessol AID besalifo
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X. H. MAcYs GREAT SALE or
FRENCH LACE SHAWLS,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
FRENCH AND RNGLIsH
SHAWL AND FBOUECING LACES,
Nos 2y4 and 2t6 othsv.
the continued depressing seather May
importers of these goods induced TO make great saeI
6cee great In fact there quite panic
goo and In the importers sold them Of e
than hsif the cot Of importation.
We largo buyers at these sales snd are enabled to offer
SOoc YARD RIAL PUsHER FLOuNCING LACES, "a inches
wide. for 5s
1000 yards REAL PUsHER FLOUNCInG LACEs, "a inches
Which cost to import 81 IS
200 yards REAL PUSHER FLOUNCING LACES, az inches
wide lesi
Which 70 import ~ "a
1900 yards FINEST IMPORTED ELUUNCING LACEs, %
inches wide, 2os,
1000 yard. FINEsT IMPORTED FLUTSCINo faces 81
INCHES wide, 90 to %,
-. Which cost to import S5 10 ST.
go FRENCH LACE MANTILLAs 70 a9Gnc.s), So
800 FRENCH LACE BURSoUs, %.
Cos, TO import 4I9
eoe REAL PUsHER LACE sUAwLs s. 81 So si5 SIS
Which cost TO import + 10 SIS. t30
m REAL PUSHER LACE MAh1lLLaS, SO, So, SO SIs,
Which cost TO import 40 SIS s20 cas- sS
This u without doubt the CHEAPEST STOCK OF FIRST
EVER OFFERED Al RETAIL IN THIS CITY.
BDO 10. be induced to purchase before looking hrougs
our Stock. r. II MACY,
NCa and GlL-.-
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Gonses an0 farms tDanteb.

WANTED-A FARM of about 100 acres Con
w the North East River preiered having SMALL
front Address Box Ne u.s. New Haven. Conn naming Lowest
price.
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BOUTULIER BROTHERS

TT BOUTILLIER BROTHERS
AI Invite special attention TO
THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED Ia
ORGAkDi ROBES at %.
ORGANDf RebFS hive and seven hoiinces, 81 ~.
BARkGE ROBES, With Satin hounres ut $5.
BARE0E ROBES, eight hoGnc.s at 81
Black BAkEGE ROBES, at S5to - 80.
Chints BAREGE, Plaid ground only 81 per yard
usual price o..
MOUSsFJIEE De CHINE, 6ae quality, double viath,
only g. yard
AiEn,
LACE POINTS LACE sHAWLS,
LACE MAN1JLLAS, LACE BUhNOUS,
LACE sULTAkAS, &c. Lrr
Ut half tho coat Of iDlpo1isttor-
No. 395 CANAB-ST., near B,osd~sy.
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35I. 35I,
CLOSING OUT SAFE or .
LACE CURTAINS MUSLIN CURTAINS
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINB,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS. RIPS,
DAMASBS
and I'll UpholsierDs Goods, &c.
Also CID Boder W indow shsdes Of every Kind Bnf end
White Ho Aad do hitei and put uP We eors ou3
hsse Good large reduction, and invite examination
- Wholesale aud rctsl
SS1 FERGUSON BROTHERS, 3M
Hroad xey
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- or,, ootrrre v,r
. s@v Drs @oohs. sess' g /. I.
.-.-- ' -
DFDUCTION.-I,,O 90 pieces 6rstquslity
~ FRENCH JAcoNETs.
m bc,uslfui una exclusive styles 81
oaMoNnAY. june IL.
p, No sci BROADWAY.
Opposite tho metropolitan Hotel
EDWARD LAMBERT q 90.
This Is an unusual opportunity. -
"a ENGLISH TWEED sACKINas,
wArHsPRooF. ea -.
FOR LADIES WEAR,
Y, BLACK aud WHITE
And BROWN spd wHrTH ~
als At 81 IS p~ ysId.
gat 81 .-.rgt. v~y Ss~sr.s'e
Just isnded per
-tf Wander BILTs
EDWARD LAMBERT & Go.
No sal BROADWAY,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
GRfAT ATTRACTION.
EDWARD LAMBERT & 90.
VIII SHer at rotaa
oB MONDAY, June II.
The Distance Of her
SPRING IMPORTATION.
Rich SILK
~ 0RFNADISE,
-s = BAREGE. saa
.as.s JAcoNEr FLosN0sD ROBES,
And by the yard
IN GREAT VARIETY.
INCLUDING THE LATEST STYLES.
ALSO.
BAREGB ANGLAIs,
aa3 ENGLISH porLTNs.
- BaocHg, PLAIN. PLAID. and STRIPED.
-ras- eTsai FRENCfuE ALENCfAs
te- PARIS TAFFBTAS, sn4
Alure assortment of all kirdso Of
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS.
firii- No. 5sl BROADWAY,
Opposite the Metropolis. Hotel
NEW GRAY GOODS
~ 81, FOR TRAVELLING PURPOSES.
Just received
At the
NEW RETAIL STORB,
No. sci BROADWAY,
Opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
EDWARD LAMBERT &c Go. 3D.,
MAINLY and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
-, . h, CensistingOf
pAmA~s.
LDRNs
NAPKINS
sHEET1NGs
sHIRTIN6s, 10.
IN GREAT VARIETY.
ALSO,
CHOICE SELECTION Of
CLOTHS.
CASSIMERES,
MARSEiLLEs. and
LINEN DRILLNGs
FOR BOYS CLOTHING.
ALSO,
d CHOICE LOT of
SUMNER QUILTS.
ALSO,
ANGOLA and SUMMER fLkNNELS
On MONDAY, Jsne IL,
AT THE NEW RETAIL STORE,
No 5sl BROADWAY,
Opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
EDWARD LAMBERT & Co.
JUNE 1860. MOTTO.
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EDWARD LAMBERT & Go.

~ NOTICE
SALE AND REMOVAL.
GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS
THIS MONTH,
No, 30 AND No. 40 CHAMBERS ST.,
NETWORK
DE FOREST. ARMSTRONG a Coz
Bainx their AID Ware
rooms Nos IS, ~, 10, 81, 81 and 81 DUAEEST, near
Broadway DESTROYS closing their
varied stccA ~ DRY GOODS asa saV object thsJ
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
no THEIR CUSTOMERS AND THE TRADE In
GENERAL
In addition 10 theh AMOSKEAG and WAMSUTTA PRINTS
II new aud beautiful syes they for sale the entire
balance 81 the populAx low priced
YORk 6TAIf,
ARKWRI0Hr, AND
KNICKERBoCKER PRINTS
~ The f''0' f q R' CASH. OR ON TINE.
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CLOSING OUT ALL OUR WALLS.

"
much under price
Closing zeal Thread boz iered Walls from f2t0 20
Closing real Fusher WALLS from u TO 81 30.
lOO1 tirenadilio Walls closing az II.
loo Tissue WALLS closing ri g., a, and y. ~
100 pieces eli coiors GRENADINES TISSUES, end ID 4
RIGGS, closing at very low pncel - ,o,.c.,
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Drummer Retreats.

A FEW persons wishing b o A r d during the
So,per months in pleasant healthy .itustion rear the
De-wsrs Water Gap be accommodate by spplyng "a
JANIS ELL H. E,pein-nt Mills Pcs.-Oh;e, Monroe Co.,
P,cnsyfyzfia
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LARGE REDUCTION,
FOR THIRTY DAYS.
RICH LACHS and PARIS EMBROfDERIEa
OF ovusy description
BLACK LACE FLOTNCINGs, -.
MANTiLLAs, POINTS, sHAWLs. spd Walls
INFANTS CAPS FhOCKS. ROBES, WAISTS ana ELOAks
L. S.--SOAE EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
Nii 10 offered
THIS MONT II.
vi. .-.- 90 r.r Il. WILLIAMS 4 Co,
Late Peter Roberta,
Nc f2s Bfoedwsy.
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COUNTRY BOARD may be had ut the Farm
~ rhe Subscribers application t. " CAhf5t-
TER, no 1ss Bleeckerst, or BENZ CARPENTER osen
C.v l. 7
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EOR SALE-A small place in Westchester
County situated tho Old Post Road half mile nom tie
ans Corner E-pot Of the Harlem Rrced o god
Land ne stream Of water nsne elE perfect os5et
- ny ~ feet Frame Stable aud Ice house with si.de and
fru Trees Garden. Ae No tncurnbrner known a. the Bod
Place pleasant and healthy location May ;, soy
NJ H. WARD No. ~ Exchange place
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Tor sALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE and

KUN bALt-A COUNTY, RESIDENCE and
FARM situated a. Rye Westche-tcr Connty two nils
northwest nom Rye depot In improving desirable nesh
bohcod tho White Plains rod There Of Land
In orchard meadow, snd woodland large vegetable yarn
veil cultivated and With fruits and dover. abundance The
building, all and consist q t~o dwelling houses large
barn, csassA0les and other outbultnss There eix
head Of hne stock which With tanning lmplsenss fixtures
ercps Ge win be included In the sale 0. aha place and all
bargain applied for 70 HANSON K CORNING No a.
BonthsA NsV-fork
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ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE
IL FOR SALE AT

ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE
h FOR SALE AT
NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
The grounds comprising about six and fronting three
streets taseiay laid out in lawn and garden Oanstsd
With abundance Of shade trees aud shrabbeTy aud supplied
With the choicest iss Of ths climate The ouss
"ostory sl Goc Sc feet by as built within the last five
years in Tho most thorough contains all the modern
Improvement such as furnace hot aud cold sicE
kc and being elevated ground commands Of tho
handicapped the country, embracing yw Of the Connecticut
River and valley Amherst College hit Hoyek., Mt Tof &C.
The place easy Of being ,-bs nueS walk OF
The railroad station three trains daily o rom NewYor aud
Bottonl complete In all IL srsnsA,s Tor comfort and
y.aence and account cosidered sf
des!Iable residences in the State of Massachusetts
For Ithef particulars apply to MesGs FAIRBANKS Co..
No 10 Broadway. NewYork, OF 10 CHARLES FAIRBANKS
Northampton, Mass
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OFFics THs PkoPI as Fins Ts.URAscE Co.
NEv.YoRK, June g. 1860. !
TTNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for Thirty-fve
Directors of this Company viii be held TUESDAY, the
18th June instant
Pol open frcm u O'clock ~. to O'Clock p
w, Y USDERHILL Secretary.
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Real Estaie for Sole.

&S"s SpA"h< III D"i@.
4 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
~ L"csed beautiful river only nine miles from New.
iork viii be sold for hal; It's Inquire OF JOHN An
DkE"s, No 10 E1ebsuge-psee, jersey Cay. Ia
A FARM Of so acres at WESTFIELD, Y. j.,
IA hours ride from New ork-Good HOUSE and OUT
BUILDINGS, variety Of Fruit &c, II miles from Depot For
parton lars call in the evening address JAS r. WARNER
No. oil " est 32d-st
4 T ORANGE, N. J.-COUNTRY SEAT Of 6 to
"A 6 near to depot frtcsss improvements tch SOL
plenty Of fruit pure son spring water hot and cold carried
through the holdings Apply L. Patton Co.. IL William
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DEEKMAN g. Co.
ID WILL OPEN on MONDAY, Jure II, go POINT AP-
PLIQUH LACE SETS VI 20 p cent below the regular price
900 Irsre Of thoso MALTESE COLLARS, a, az ccuts
BEkkMAN 4 COMPANY
No 40 BROADWAY.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23
Wide Awake Meeting at Buffalo Grove.

Wide Awake Meeting at Buffalo Grove.
EF On Friday afternoon last, the
Wide Awakes, to the number of 81, went
to Buffalo Grove, for the purpose ofattend
ing Republican meeting. They ar
rived at the Grove about dusk, and were
soon engaged in discussing an excellent
and bounteous repast prepared for them
by the liberal-hearted Republican men
and women of that Township. The long
ride over the prairies, in the cool and
bracing atmosphere of genial October
afternoon, gave keenness to the appe-
tite, which showed itself in the marvel.
lous rapidity with which the tables were
cleared of the excellent edibles. But our
friends had inexhaustble stores of good
things back, and again and again the ia
bles were set, until every man cried
hold, enough - After drilling and
marching for sometime, to the gratifica-
ton Of a large crowd Of assembled spec
tators, the Wide Awakes drew up in close
order, and listened, with the crowd, to
stirring and effective speeches from LAKE,
TABOR, and DOMAIN. Then came songs
and marching, by the Wide Awakes, af-
ter which, with cheers for the Republi-
can ladies and the Republican men of
Buffalo Grove, and for Lincoln and Ham
lin, responded to by the crowd with
cheers for the Wide Awakes, the assem-
blage broke up, all wel-satisfied with the
demonstration, which undoubtedly had
an excellent effect for the Republican
cause in Buffalo Township.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23
Sad Accident.

Eg- On Tuesday last, a little son
aged IL years, of Mr.. Owen Downs, o
Byron Township. had one of his hand:
terribly smashed by getting it caught il
cane mill Amputation at the wris
was rendered necessary, and was perform
ed in his usual skillful manner. BY DR.
BRYANT.
Two or three cases Of this character
occurred during last season, aud this is
the second accident of the kind we have
heard of the present year. 1t is there
fore a matter that should receive consid
Grafton. II men will put young child
rem at such work, common humanity
should suggest that they be protected
from liability to such accidents. A lit
tie precaution, without any extra expense
in rigging the mill, would render these
losses Of valuable limbs impossible
A couple of pieces of board, separated
sufficiently to permit the cane of be fed
between them, placed in front Of and q
few inches from, the rollers. together
with piece of heet.iron placed on the
back, curved so as to direct the cane
back through between the second and
third rollers, would certainly prevent the
liability to these accidents. Probably a
better way might be suggested, but some
way should be adopted. 1t requires no
expense or trouble, and if it did, should
not be neglected
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23

The Anamosa Eureka says that Doug.
lass dishwater speech at that place will
help the Republican cause by at least one
hundred votes.
An appeal has been made by the Re-
publicans of Maryland for speakers to
canvass that State. they contending that
Maryland may be carried for Lincoln
with proper effort.
G. L, Sayles, County Superintendent
OF Bremen county, elected last year by
the Democrats. has followed the example
of numbers of others of his former par
tizans in that county, and come out for
Lincoln. The Democracy of Bremen
have passed resolutions requesting him
to resign.
John P. Hale recently made speech
at Dover, N. H., in which he said, speak
ing of resemblance between himself and
Mr.. Douglas, that he { Hale was once a
candidate for the Presidency, and did
not get single electoral vote. The pro-
phetic hit brought down the house.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23

Another rich joke of the Civilians i:
its assertion that the Wide Awakes abus
ed Mr.. JoHN FRISK. just rs if any one
is capable of abusing such man The
abuse, Mr.. Civilian. was all on the other
side. Mr.. FRINK was riotously drunk
and ran his horses as hard as they could
so, right through our line Of wagons,
breaking one buggy very badly, and near
ly overturning several vehicles. Be
sides. he howled around and disturbed
our meeting, and for all received nothing
but little plain talk. And yet you
have the insufferable GOODNESS 10 charge
the Wide Awakes with abusing him.
This. like all your attempts to throw
blame upon tina, organization, is supreme
ly contemplate.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23
CIR AND
Republican Rally! I!


Of the Republicans of Buchanan
County will be held at Indepen-
dence on TUESDAY, October
30th, at 2 o'clock, p M. Hon
JOHN A. KASSON, Hon. w. H
GURLEY, S. P. ADAMS, Esq.
and F. w. PALMER, Esq, viii
certainly be present and address the
Meeting. Other able and distin,
guished Speakers have been invit-
ed, and will probably attend.
JOHN BITTMAN and THEO
STUNNING, Esqs., of Dubuque,
will also be present and address the
Germans of the county. Republic
cans, come up in your strength
Let us have a glorious Meeting.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23
Democratic Nominations.

Eg- The Democrats have put in nom,
ination, for District Clerk, Mr.. ID. It.
RANDALL, Of this place. Mr.. RANDALL
is very clever gentleman, and quite a
moderate Democrat, and we know Of no
one.of his party in this county whom
we would rather see elected. But he has
little or no knowledge of the District
Clerks duties, and has never been in a
position to become conversant with the
affairs OF the county, so as TO make him
a valuable assistant 10 the Board of Su
pervisors. His competitor, Dir. BREWER,
besides having proven himself one of the
best clerks possible. is also infinitely ac-
quainted with the affairs Of the county,
and will prove himself invaluable in the
inauguration of the new county govern
ment OF course Mr.. RASpaLL don't ex.
pect TO be elected.
WM. s. MARSHALL, Esq, also Of this
place, is the Democratic candidate for
County Superintendent, and is well adapt
cd for the position. He stands no show,
however. Of "a election
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23


EF- One of the richest things we
know Of is the assertion of the Civilian
that the Wide Awakes got hold Of the
signal adopted to call the "Invincibles'
together on the morning of their trip to
Dubuque, and used it to keep the latter
company awake during the whole night.
Well, well, Mr.. Civii,an, that's a COOL
joke on YOU. Bless your innocent heart,
you didn't, of course, hear the news that
night from Pennsylvania, Ohio aud In.
diana. To be sure you did not, or else
you would have said something about it
in your last paper. 1t was not to be ex.
pccted that you would get the news very
early But zee did. Mr.. Civiiian. We
got the news that night from all three of
those States, and it made all our hearts
glad. And, Ga word in your ear, Mr.
Civilian) that was the cause of the can
nonading kept up by the Wide Awakes.
When you hear, Mr.. Civiiian, from the
election in those States. you will learn
the occasion of our joy. We had great
er cause to burn powder than simply to
keep sleepy and disheartened "Invinci-
bles" awake.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23

TT LORENZO, the Valiant. and our
ncighbor of the Cipilion, both assert that
the Wide Awakes threw stones into the
ranks Of the "Invincibles. We have
taken some pains to inquire among the
'Invincibles, and find that as far as we
inquired, every man of them denies any
knowledge of who threw the stones. We
should like 10 know then, by what au-
thority they assert that the Wide Awakes
had anything to do with the dastardly
act. They know nothing about it, and
yet they have the untarness to charge it
upon the Wide Awakes. That is little
the smallest attempt TO create prejudice
that we have ever seen.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23
Mass Convention.

I:E- In another column will be found
a call for Mass Convention, to be held
at this place on the eth inst, to select
delegates TO a convention TO be held on
the 29th, at Manchester, to nominate a
Member Of the Board of Education. The
call for the district convention having
appeared at such late hour. leaves the
County Committee no alternative but TO
call a mass convention 10 select the del
egates.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23
Teachers, Institute.

ES- The attendance on the Institute
yesterday, was, we regret TO say, very
meagre, although we presume it will be
larger as the session progresses. Prof
PARSONS, of Wisconsin, and DR.. ENos, OF
Cedar Rapids, are both in attendance,
and will doubtless impart much valuable
instruction to the teachers present. We
regret to say that the County Superin.
tendent, Mr.. LArARoP, is quite sick. and
unable to DO present. There will be
lectures every evening during the SEES
sion Of the Institute, to which the public
are invited.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23
JOB Work.

Having just replenished our office with
a considerable quantity of new Job Type
and Jobbing material, we are now pre-
pared 10 do all kinds Of Job Work in the
neatest manner, and at cheap rates A
judicious use of printers ink always pays
the man of business many fold. q fact
which we hope our merchants and bust,
ness men will not forget.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23

4 MASS CONVENTION of the Republi.
"A cans of Buchanan County will be held at
the Court House, Independence, on SATUR-
DAY, October 81, at o'clock, p. NJ. to seleci
delegates to a District Convention to be held AT
Manchester, on Monday, October 29th, 1869, to
nominate q candidate for Member of Board OF
Education.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23

Ets- We notice that Mr.. DAVID MER-
RILL, of this county, took two premiums
on Devon cattle, at the recent State Fair
at Iowa City. One on his yearling bull
d" Colonel, and the other on his yearling
heifer Rosa
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23
Band Bali.

The Independence Brass Band propose
giving another Hop at Morse's Hail. on
Friday evening next. The proceeds will
be applied for the purpose of procuring
new instruments, which they are greatly
in need Of. Let there be full attend
ance. Tickets only rs cents
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23
Washington Township Republican
Ticket.

Washington Township Republican
Ticket.
For County Supervisor,
GEORGE w. BEMIS.
For Township Assessor,
MELVIN GILLETT.
For Justices of the Peace,
ALFRED INGALLS,, WIN. G. MORRIS
For Constables,
J. NJ. CHANDLER, j. NJ. WESTFALL
For Township Clerk,
EDWARD BREWER,
For 7oonship Trustees,
ORVILLE FONDA, R. R. PLANE, LYMAN
HATHAWAY.
For Road Supervisors,
Dist. No. |, NJ. V. BUSH.
Dist. No 2, LYMAN HATHAWAY.
Dist. No. 3, CORNELIUS LANE.
Dist. No. q,
Dist. No. 5, S. G. IDE.
Dist. No. 6,
Dist. No. I,
Dist. No. 8,