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LOST AND sTRAYED.
HORSES, &C., FOR SALE.

~ FOR SALE.-Two new and light one
~ horse DRAYS;twO second hand WAGONS:
NAAons new one horse CART. Also. three
Riding and Harness HORSES, and pair of Match
MULES. Terms accommodating. Thea can he
seen at my shop and stables, on Dock, between
10Th and 3lth streets.
NH II -lm' EDMOND BOSSIETX.
n FOR SALE.-A sorrei MARE. seven
I~Vf)years old; fifteen and half hands hi oh;
AS@Ais an excellent driving and No. riding
animal, perfectly eeEte. and without fault Can
be seen ~ Heid's Ferandah Hotel Stables, on 6til
street, at New Market NH l4-4tN
w<~A COW FOR SALE.-Wa have an ex-
XA4s cellent cow for sale, fresh to the pail.
A1hA.AE~.She may lie seen at
ma is-3t DUDLEY 4 CO.'S, u Main st.
r.N NANGE. NALE. AND LiV.
(@CERI STA BLE-On Cary ST.. opposite the
1.,--old Gas House. formerly occupied by B. w.
GREEN have now on hand. and will always
keep. fine lot of HORSES AND MULES. for
sale at the lowest market prices. Persons from
the countr. are requested to call ana examine the
stock. lie O-lm'1 K. W. DUNNAWAY.
FOR SALE-MULES AND HORSES.
IN have several young and well broke
C-AMC LES, one excellent riding and harness
HORSE; also a No. FAMILY HORSE Of fine
size five years old and all right for sale credit
four months. Apply to =. BOSSIEUX,
fe H-lnt Corner of Cary and 18th SITS.
~ FOR SALE, PRIvATELY-Sor e
y>esr~ fine MULES: a HORSE; a WAGON,
@RE%s and seven CARTS. Apply at the Toll
.sn4nN, House, on May o's Bridge.
re lin
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M Spring, 1860. -
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF NEW GOODS NOW
OPENING
AT WHOLESALE AND Retail,

ATTRACTIVE STOCK or NEW GOODS NOW
AT WHOLESALE AND Retail,
J. MlLLHIsER BRoTHER's. 1913 Broad street,
At unprecedented Low PRICES FOR CASH.
or to prompt paying customers on tue usual ume'
at cash prices
Our stock comprises, in part. excellent BARGAINS
in the following GOODS, to which we respectful,
call and exam nation Of Goods and prices is only
necessary to insure sales to the most economical
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT..
SILKS OF newest desisns In an. quantity from
~ T rSs' lest st black si 81 SILK in the city
Printed Foulards; Berege Anglaise French Jaco-
nets RrilIiants; Lawns and Travelling Goods, by
the yard and in robes, less than % per cent on cost
VI '"'N'' LINEN GOODS
$50 pieces pure IRISH Linen at Is cents per yard.
100 pieces pure Irish Linen at H1a cts. per yard
100 pieces pure Irish Linen at 80 cents par yard
kins and Towels; ladies and gents Linen Cam
bic Handkerchlefs. very ycehssp; Linen Drills ;
and WITT WHf fRa G sjtSrsys Diapers
Cambrics Jaconets Swss.s, Checks; Stripes;
wy '' DOMESTIC FABRICS.
cesSaa makes max such as New YORK Mills Ion;s-
dale, Waursuttas. Gala Mills. and others, by the
& the yH1 s" " ',Ss.
LADIES wRAfr SiSSNE E4R SPRING AND
800 rench Lace Points; $50 Lace Nantes, of va
nous st.les BufnOus. Mandariues, Piccoiomlnis,
ana all the newest Sly les ou, Also, large stock of
new SPRING SHAWi.S. tlct.iinsiy cheap.
EMBE0lDERtES
In this department we can show the largest and
Chez pest Goods Of he Kind IN the city, without any
exec ,tion, comprising everything comins under
this head, 10" numerous to mention. We, how
ever, Gail the particular attention of ladies to the
assortment of neat Camtric Bands. which are so
desirable.
HOSIERY DEPARTM ENT.
Ladies misses, gents and boys Hose and Half
Hose. IF al! kinds and all prices very low 10y the
dozen or b, the pair. -
PAKASOIS AND LADIES' Sun UMBRELLAS.
In great VARIETY and cheap.
BONNET RIBBONS,
At our usual unrivaled low prices
Merchants from towns the country who
making their selections in this market, would con
suit their interest by giving our stock An examIn.
ton, as on many Goods they can save % per cent
IN purchasing from. US.
j. MILLHlSER BRO, Ias Broad ST.
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GREAT sA'R,Fitx OF tMERolDf

lots of GOODS: waich y III be said ~ ~ pfeeso,.
ed low prices: Nav Sa - Collars ~ ~ ts'
worth 70 cts SWISS t"i'ais Mt 70 ctk solh =
cts Swiss Collars NJ 20 cts sofih - WIS
lars At Is eta, worth At n: swiss Collars Al )"
worth 81 IL: fine CamhTic Coiiafs ~ 81 sI'
So rs: Cambria fands at IS q. worm ~ :"
Camt,rIc Bands AZ Sta cts. W"fth az e ts, ~. ~,
bTlc Bands At Is cts. worth : sai,s btn'' ~.
tsiniag one yard, ~ a. cts. warm va
Bands, of Awards. nj : aud 81 -. VIOLA SO.
81; lWU Camtr.c Blr,!s eoch - aids s"hk' :
rer cent below their value; ~ 10 he 80 ~.
HdktS. at Is cts worth - cents, W as'
stitcliad Inca ilikis st % Vts.. voTth /" 10
numerous other goods to he suid AZ tae ~
rates nf price, at JtC'h Lh'i
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NOTtCE.-M Mr.. II. c. q. rIMMFRsN
- authorized As NV agent to t,ke So
the trustee OF Mrs. TIMAEEMAN. Of ,ba,,rn-
the Rosiin estate, IN Chesterfield. alla,1n,, J..
city Of PETERSBURG which has bean r ns.osh! IL
chased by sati trustee. and carry on tp,sl,.s'
that place embrac!n. the sale of lAi;ER R.es
and REF X ESHMENTs generally, The MAJ, SsSa
PIN ALLEYS. BAGATELLE BOIbnn' ~
ike means q! amusement and recrest'oT H. -, =,
public. in hui ldings TO he erected for nm, ,n ~
He IS Huthor zed 10 make Lurchases an M n, 80 ~
count a, - 10, caAh only JOHN p0ES
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Point for sale hy .-
Ul 1875 EDMON u, DAVENPORT e.
> fnn BUSHELS BRAN.
- ,OOO Hu bales HAY.
100 lales GLOVER Hal.


Gu hand aud Tor sale y,
JAS. C. MCCARTHY 60.
nh psf Cor 9th u".i ~ rd SIS. pn taas'
L'OR HlKE We have frr hire, ior ,bs s aa''
L al the year. one MAN whnIss No. Bef n.
and a!soa good Driver, another vhotss rsdp'h
man, and several House Sc -vFHts snG l;.i'i.
RAW LIMOS n iiOLLApAl.
nh stIss,
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nA Large and Attractive Supply oil
SPRING AM SL1IMER DIZZY GOODS.
BREEDEN Il FOX.
BROAD STREET.
Have been opening during the past two weeks.
and prepared tn offer, complete assert
mentOf
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS
They would call particular attention to many
large lots OF Foreign Goods, which will bo sold at
prices much lower than those OF former seasons 80
We mention Il few only OF the most attractive ar
ticles:
Eng fish BEREG Els, in imme nss variety:
Eng lish and French BEkEGE ROBES; to ~
VOLANTS;
A very iarge assOrtmen Mt of SILKS, of every va
ret, ot style, at Is To - per below the cost
q! Importation.
French Printed JACoN ETS and ORGANDiES;
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS. Of ever, descr,p-
ton:
Spring DtLAINES and CHALLIES;
French and India FOCLARD SILKS, some en-
tiTely new and handsome designs.
Our stock Of Domestic Staple Goods has never
been more extensive.
NEGRO CLOTHING. of every grade.
Amongst the last named. We would call the spc
cial attention OF buyers to very large lots of
Virginia and GeOrl ia Plain and Striped o. Ma
BURGS, and = large variety of other articles Of
Southern manufacture.
BHEEDEN h FOX,
NH IL &wif 2l7 Broad street.
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"A. lelnsb eld's Extract Of DWchu--Fer
diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys. Gravel, Drnpsy
HELM ROr. D'B Extract of Buohu. for Nervous
AID Dehiitated Sufferers.
HELM OLD'S Extrsct of Buchu, for Logs Of
DifRcu!tysc Rrsath,ns. Weak Nerves and uni
versal Lassituds Of tie Muscular System.
HFLMBOLD'S Extract of Buchu, for all dis
trsssinx sme nts, Distractions, irrsguiasitiss and
All diseases Of the Sexual Orxans, and whether OK
siax ~ male or female; from wHstever cause ,
staLdins.
81 . bottle; six bottles c.r %. -
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OPENING Thus NOK >tNGIff nnsEf,
~ GOODS.-cOMEA AM skt hh .,.a" 'sr,
~ Man $40 rich SprIns Dfes> ffn,s s,.. y
cheap; 10 tN8 usw frrius ta'lcoeE heN ~ a.
handsome French Work Collars u 80 ~ .sIs.
the usual price: ~ Hoop Ssiris real scr. ~ 81
hoops. ut tess than hail price c"nie tha "A
p1ir snretfne bite st,ctln-,, tT sinsse. h
pair We ~, &c towards various st.es .y Issa
mems snd iois wear. vsf, very cheJ P"L,s 1s
Z VI, ards SEcsiinss and sb'ft4n-s' "t,J ~
unblSsched. cheap than c,n te bu,r go. {
where, 40 Camtfic ard Muslin ba-us, 4
nj . great sacri6ce- Also. . arse 'a,,. an, !,
81! les Of Goods, suitable ior tle prseh !, ,ssi
proaching season. which viii lie SOD v ga
prices a,Siii SUI The most .itn1s.' ssg.ssl
SPRiNG AND SUMNER STOtA
y IsO II. h NJ. ROSESBACd. ]"
have opened their ping hu ness W.. a ,,.,
staple and Fancy hEI Goods s,e.'a VIZ. a -
variety and cheapness cannot be soiS. i.l~
market. To examine oar eAtenslFs 49, ,,,,sfsG
mssIns their purchases, Is We'll "ntin u',., ,o..'
Of all IN want "t the ~ 81 tshis' rs,J lts, ~
Dout,e inps. seven md nnc fl"i,e'y, "., al
greatest vsrIet. oi Emiuon1ef;rs ne o. 4 syrss
purest lrish l.iness, tls neatst ~, D.ms,ua
Nantes aud Parnsois; the Leaf 'l"e. q a. an, as
Of all We known manufactures sha ~. irE
Goods. too numerous to mention. Ma'p .sse,ss
couMtr, and city y i'll lind oat stock ss.t sAr,S
nd .ns . feeds s ;.sm i fcssSbs
pEESEnXK THE TE t1I'ti pFowSi,.
j. conhden,ly recommended = .'N,rJSy MING 8.
TAko THEvE We, T, l iTS fns Arisfffh y
parif, ,us the mouth and breath. u ns.f.e,lss ~
hy eur own cit,zens with entire sMs'S
is fully endorsed b, oar hest dea..s" LAX
TotyFH PoWbER'' 81 Ns.sfs. Mssss ~ y
and IN my opinion no bssi, Pr! p,esA'''
end. IA view can be eGIa . .isn wan pssr@
Prepared only by MfApE = .,, san co.'s.
PhafEscs uiis's, ls6 Nam spIsssmosa. -
alnye Post once, n.ea .a>-
1ISO COUNTRY AND CITY ..,,.ss VI.
keee,.,ns THIS d., N" s S The tsies
goods go hos e. Rais,ns, eans sas Nuts vsss~s
half aud quarters; a0 bass sssofssa az, t.ss s,.
fssRes. IN sirss Jars snd ~ IN -, ..,xes NsSss
snd sn,"s.: 20 sssss Preserved San,e stasss
Csrras,s: 10 boxes ci,ian. Also, poa ass.sJ ss
. s.sas; Of my own "s xSbSFw ssTS
Dealer in Fruits xad French Css' sss y.
DAcO.. n0rr4s. tAnD, . as:ss ss
II Nams. Rseasts. khasids.. NJ; NJ ~ ~. lard =
tasasn and nakrss' Butter; y bhsE MA Sis.
shds N 0 sa. s - s' n.i.. =. ~ Ia:
6ess.ns : Co.'S C~sdiss and s.ss y WS.sAs,
Fs'ni; sssr; ~ SSas. M. "a "a. ~ ss.aSs4 ~
i casks French bssndy; Y eoa Ard BsstSs"
For :" sssl street, s' -, ~, !. y.
NV Ga0i56. ..Silves PIE. caASs fssts ~
IN knavoe; 0Slvos PICKLE N yss ~ sliss KPs's.
C,ileSss Gss 6ossas; NNss T. nsss; .sss an W"
si' 's's ''ss'. IL s. 81 s s,. . wee.
n4SNfED I.ss Ma ss ,s:::. S:fss ;s: Is
ri ~ aissssss 80 - .s.:s 4 Is 80
AsA's Fs'aa's 's''s'fx oA \. yuLxI''
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NOTICE TO CIVIL ENGINE,RS :,

NOTICE TO CIVIL ENGINEtRSr
~ Board OF Directors wish to ersage an IN
NEER 20 prepare plans and 81 perInterd ina ~,
scuti"n. for the sewerage and drsna,e flbs !. "A
ings and grounds of the Eastern Iuna,ic AVA
and for the construction of works for !, .nasis :
water. WV
Fer such information As can he gwen xl,le,,,
perkonsl lhsreoiion of the PREMISES gppbt,, 4,
may he made 10 l.. VI IUuNpsUN
,,r,, President 81 the Bnat
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NOTuE The subscriber has Jns, rseel,sl ,
~ FRESH supply of FAMILY GROCER ..
embracing y general assortment. sucn 4. HAy.
SIDES and SHOULDERS. best Of COFFEE 81
CARS. 81 RGP. aud in fact evep,hing lep, Il
FAM lily GkCCERY. uLc,pi Liquc, whlca 4,
is selling lower than the lowest. fnl CASH rg.
hu.lEg Tor CASH are p0riicui ary invited 10 I'll.
ut TO. 3l6. ~ the corner oi Broad and fnu.bes, "a
mn 3-6tf JOHN IS. BAKER
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NOTICE.-I hereby ioreVern 81 persons n.
~ tresrassins on my Lard in the county Of H4s
rico. three miles beiow Redmond cgti,h; 10
wood, timber or rails on said Land, or feHoy A,
any wood. timber or rails irom SAID Land, an
peremptorly forbid.
The law will he risidly enforced on :. tresia
ers. q. A. X. MEREUitH
Manchester. Vs., March ~ Issa. ! Wh li-A'
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Wide Awakes.

Ey- The Wide Awakes paraded again
on last Thursday night, and fairly took
the town by storm. They numbered 81
uniforms, and. as was universally ac-
knowledged on all hands, made splen-
did appearance. They were accompan-
led by the Independence Brass Band,
who, as this was their first appearance
in public, both surprised and delighted
the community by the excellence of their
music. A martial band also discoursed
at intervals spirit-stirring notes. The
town was all out to witness the process
ion, and were delighted with the order
and regularity Of movement exhibited
by the Wide Awakes. The long line OF
blazing torches certainly presented a
unique and pleasing spectacle. AS has
been the case elsewhere, the Wide
Awakes have infused good deal of spirit
into the canvass here, and are doing good
work. The Club is fast increasing, and
twenty five more uniforms have been
sent for. Every Republican of the town
and vicinity should become members.
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Another Democratic Lie.

The Civilian, two weeks ago, publish
ed an extract from speech purporling
to be made by one JOHN M. Wilson, an
elector on the Republican ticket of Mass
achusetts, in which foreigner was rep.
resented to be anything else but human
being. Certainly no one could ever be
fooled by such a transparent lie as that,
for the agony was piled up too ridicu.
lousy to gain credence with any one but
natural born fool. If further evidence,
however, than the extract itself, is want,
ing, to prove the whole thing a misera-
BILE lie gotten up by the Democracy for
effect upon the foreigner, it is only nee
essary to say that no such a man as JOHN
M. WILSON is on the Republican elector-
al ticket Of Massachusetts,. That ticket
was not nominated until Wednesday, Au-
gust 29th, and long after the extract was
floating about in the papers. No time
or place is mentioned at which the speech
was delivered, and the whole thing is a
most contemplate roorback.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-09-11
Code of Iowa.

We have received from the Mills
BROTHERS, of Des Moines, copy oftheir
New Code of Iowa. 1t is well cotton up,
and its contents IS officially certified by the
Secretary Of State to be perfectly accur'
ate. Our lawyers doubtless desire to be-
come familiar with the New Practice
Acts, previous to their publication by
the State, and if so, they can procure
them we'll printed and bound Of the
Messrs. MILLS. The MILLS BROTHERS
are one Of the most enterprising printing
and publishing firms in Iowa, and as
they use a caloric engine are enabled to
work cheaply. They havea fine bind
cry, and their blank work compares "a
vorably with that done in any part ofthe
State
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-09-11

/ have received from the Secretary of the
Board of Education, for distribution, Blanks
which by law you are required to fill up, and
report to the Secretaries in your respective dis
tricts, by the 18th day of September.
also have on hand, for distribution to off
GERS who have not received them, several copies
of the School Law now in force. 1t is desired
that every School Officer will call and get a
copy of the Law and advise himself as to his
duties, rs any school law must prove inefficient
unless it is understood by those whose duty il
is to administer it.
Please call at my Office and get the Blanks
and also the School Law, those who have no,
received them, or send for them the first oppor
tunity. G. E. LATHROP,
Co SUPERINTENDENT
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Personal.

leTSOnuts
Ey Our friend, T. B. BrLLEN, has re.
turned from Kansas, where he has been
the past summer. He fully confirms the
accounts of the terrible drouth which
has prevailed in that region, and gives a
dismal view of the prospects of the peo-
pie Of the territory for the coming win
ter. Crops are almost entirely cut off,
and much suffering is anticipated. Mr..
b. informs us thata large amount of gold
is being received in Kansas from the gold
region. and from the best information he
can get, he thinks tho mines are a sue
cess. He also brings the welcome news
that Leavenworth, the stronghold of slav-
cry Democracy in the Territory, was car
ried gloriously for Republicanism, at the
election on Monday of last week Ev-
cry man on the Republican ticket was
elected by good majority.
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CAUGHT TARTAR.-We understand that the
gentleman who recently resigned the captaincy
OF the Wide Awakes, in this place, is Demo
crat, and will vote for Douglas.-Ciciiian.
~ Our Democratic friends must be
driven to great straits when they find il
necessary to lie SO barefacedly as that, in
order to infuse little courage into theil
party. This conversion is similar to thai
OF Prof. Brush, at Fayette, or the twelve
made by DEAN, at Wapello. 1t was got.
ten up, probably, not for home, but for.
eign circulation. Our neighbor did MOI
originate the story. but knowing, as he
must, the propensity of his party friends
In this vicinity to stretch the truth SC
amazingly in political matters, he is cul.
pable in believing them without undoubt
ed vouchers. However, if any one in
this community so far overlooked the fb-
bing propensities of the Democracy as
to believe the above SANDER upon Mr.
HANDY, We hope the following will dis
abuse their minds:
EDIroR OF THE GUARDIAN Dear Sir Will
you have the kindness to inform the editor o.
the Cirilian, through your columns, that am
as far from being a modern Democrat rs posi-
bic, and instead of voting for Douglas, shall dc
what think every honest man ought to do
yOfs nj RI L..
taincy of the Wide-Awakes was resigned by
me simply because had not time to attend t.
the required duties. | took position in the
ranks, however, and hope to remain there
Please ask the editor to rctract the Islander.
c. b. HANDY.
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County superintendent.

Es- Besides County Clerk, we have
also to elect at the next election, anoth.
er County Officer. Mr.. Roberts, the
former County Superintendent, having
resigned, another must be elected TO fill
the unexpired portion of his term. We
have therefore two candidates 10 nomi-
nate at the Convention on the eed inst
Let each township be represented, Re-
member that CHARLES PoMERoY, and
WM. B. FAIRFIELD, both excellent speak
ers, will be present at that time.
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Markets.

NNEketSs
Wheat is still advancing, and the re
ceipts for a few days have been large
Yesterday the price on our streets rang
ed from 65 TO 68 cents, according to quail
ity. In Dubuque, on Saturday, it was
selling at rs cents. In Chicago, 89@9O
cents for No. 9 Spring, having advanced
lac cents. In st. Louis, it was selling
at 95d98 cents, the market closing
heavy. Nothing doing in Oats, but they
are held nominally at 10 cents. In Du.
buque they are selling at 10; in Chica
go at Fl cents. Some sales of hogs were
made the past week at 4 cents per ID.
live weight.
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New Goods.

1
Ev The clerks at WILcox's, for a
week past, have been busy as bees receiv.
ing and disposing of packages of new
goods. 1t is needless to assure our read
ers that they will find an immense stock
at this establishment, for every one in
this region knows that WILcox's semi
annual purchases are enormous. His
stock Of nails alone, just received
amounts 10 over len tons. He has, be-
sides. everything in the way of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Gro
ceries, Crockery. Hosiery. DC, DC. AS
for prices, every one knows that Wilcox
never allows himself to be undersold.
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Club Meetings.

Club Meetings.
We were unable to be present at the
meeting Of the Township Club on Satur-
day night, but learn that there was an
excellent attendance and a first rate time
On next Saturday evening, JED LAKE,
Esq, will address the Club. A good
speech may be expected. Let all turn
out and hear it.
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lows
Storm.

~ We had heavy storm Of thunder
and lightning and wind, on Friday night
last, and we hear Of some damage done
in various portions of the county Sew
eral stacks of grain were blown down, and
several buildings and animals were struck
by lightning. The buildings escaped
without material damage, but the ami
mails, of course, were killed.
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TOWNSHIPS. NO. OF VOTES.
l. /. ". ocaoiok,S Co. Committee
Returned.

Returned.
CE Mr.. A. J. BowLEY has returned
from the East, where he has just pur-
chased splendid stock of Goods. of all
kinds. Most of them will arrive this
week, when the people may look out for
bargains.
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Fine Hogs.

Eg- We noticed Mr.. CLINTON Will
SON driving small drove of fine hogs
through our streets on Thursday last,
some OF the porkers weighing between
four and five hundred pounds. He ship
ped them east by the Dubuque q Sioux
City Railroad on Friday.
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A Joint Discussion
Republican County Convention.

A delegate convention Of the Republicans OF
Buchanan County, will be held at the Court
House, on SATURDAY, the Odd day of Sep.
TENDER. ut | oclock, =. NJ, for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for County Clerk and
County Superintendent Of Common Schools. The
ratio of representation will be one delegate for
every township, and one for every twenty and
n fraction ten votes cast for SAMUEL j. KIRK
WOOD for Governor. The following table will
show the number of delegates to which each
township is entitled:
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DON'T FORGET TO COME OUT
AND HEAR THE DISCUSSION BE.
TWEEN MESSRS. WARREN AND
CLARK, MORROW. PARADE
BY THE WIDE AWAKES IN THE
EVENING.
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To PainferS:

Paints, Oils, Varnishes, st. Louis pure White
Lead, Buffalo Lead French and American Zine
ground in oil, and Demar Varnish. A large
assortment of Colors, dry, and ground in oil.
Copal Varnish, Nos. | and 2, Light Picture
Varnish, Coach Body Varnish, Asphaltum Var
nish, Leather Varnish, Japan Varnish, Turpen-
tine DC, for sale at current market prices,
At WALLACE'S Drug Store
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-09-11

TURN OUT! TURN OUT 7!
There will be a joint discussion
of political topics,
ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER II,
between Hon. FrTz HENRY WARREN
and Hon. LINCOLN CLARK, candi-
dates for Presidential Elector, at
the Court House, in this place, at
2 o'clock, P. M. Let every voter
be on hand.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-09-11
Washington Republican Club.

The above club meets temporarily Mt the Office
of JED LAKE, Esq, on SATURDAY EVEN
ING of each week, at half-past seven o'clock
A general attendance is invited.
A. II. FONDA. President.
ALFRED INGALLS,, Vice President.
c. p KrNsLEY, Secretary.
f. NJ. STEAD, Treasurer.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-09-11
SOCIAL M(atttrs.
Buchanan County Republican Club

Meets at the Court House in independence
on the second and last Saturday of every
month, ut 2 o'clock, p. M.
L. w. Cook, President.
B. W OGDEN. Vice President.
JED LAKE, Secretary.
E. Ross, Treasurer.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-09-11
ID. * s. G.. X. II.

EE We are again indebted to the
kindness of Mr.. Srour for an exhibit Of
the shipments by the Dubuque & Sioux
City r. r., from this point, during the
month Of August. They were as fol-