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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-29
Mr.. Nahony Denies.

GS~ Mr.. MAnoSY has the following,
in reply to the charge made by us that
be had written certain matter 10 Capt.
Bowman, of Cedar Falls:
My attention was called while away from
home a few days ago to the allegation in the
Guardian above quoted, and on my way home
from the State Convention, ] took occasion
through the Davenport Democrat to contradict
1t. AS the Independence Guardian reatfirms
the allegation, l now challenge it for the proof
and demand the author of the allegation, pro-
nouncing 1T again to be false in every respect
and particular, and its author, whom | under
stand TO be Republican lawyer of this city.
to be liar. This is unequivocal enough
presume, for both the Guardian and its " gen
.ieman of position and veracity."
d. 4. MAHoNY.
Our authority, as MAHoNY so correctly
surmises, and doubtless has good reason
to know, is Republican lawyer of Du-
buque, but he will find it very difficulty
to make any man, who knows Col. H. A.
WILrsE believe that he is capable ofsuch
falsehood We could as soon doubt our
own indemnity as doubt Mr.. WILrsE's
sincerity in this matter. Honorable and
high minded as we believe he has been
universally regarded, it is not possible
that be could oluntarily, in friendly
conversation, thus seek 10 deceive us, es-
pecially, as his words indicated, he in
tended that we should publish the state
ment. We know Mr.. WILTsE to be
above such falsehood, and we have not,
and cannot have, a particle of doubt, that
despite MAuoNY's denial, Mr.. WILTsE
gave faithful staten en- Of facts, remark
ing, as he did, that the letter made such
an impression upon him at the time, that
every syllable was indeibly fixed upon
his memory.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-29
To School Officers =!

I have just received a few copies of toe last
i Report of the Secretary of the Board of
Education, for distribution among the school
officers OF the county, and have left them. with
the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, who will
deliver one copy to the Secretary of each Dis
triet Township. Copies of the Educational
Laws Of 1869, can also be Obtained at the same
office
| wish to call the attention of District Sec
retaries to Sec. %, page % of the new law
The law did not take effect in time to make the.
provisions of this Section obligatory during the
current year, but, you will do Inc personal ia
yor by complying with its requirements at
your earliest convenience
S. G. PIERCE, Co. Sup't.
July 9Th, 1862 1927
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-29

series Of endorsements at the ballot box
that were most complimentary TO him
His appearance and manners, the evi-
dent honesty Of nature Of the man, ev-
erywhere won him friends among the del
egates, and many from different parts OF
the State, who had known him for long
years. endorsed him strongly He will
certainly make most careful, most
honest, and most popular officer.
fMr. CATTELL it is unnecessary to
speak, So great and unusual has been
the confidence he has inspired, that
though lie has already been elected for
two terms, unanimous demand came up
from all sections of the State 10 have him
continued in his responsible position, and
be was nominated by reclamation. Firm,
prudent, of incompatible integrity, no
man can better serve the people in the
delicate position of auditing officer.
The large vote given to Mr.. JONES for
third term was most mplimentary to
him as an officer. Mr.. HOLMES, howev-
err, succeeded in obtaining the nomna-
ton. He is popular in his own county
and has served as County Judge and as
Senator, and has always carried more
than his party vote. The good opinion
Of his neighbors has been impressed up
on his colleagues Of the Senate and mos
decidedly upon the Convention. He IN
doubtedly adds strength to the ticket.
CHARLEY NoURsE had no opposition
for the Attorney Generalship. His first
term has proven most satisfactory to the
legal fraternity, and socially and politi-
cally he is one of the most popular men
in the State. He is one of the best talk.
ers on the stump in the State, and secesh
Democracy has reason to fear his wit,
his logic, and his inyectiye, in the pres
enL canvass.
MIR. HARVEY, the nominee for Register
of the Land Office, has been repeatedly
brought forward by the Republicans of
the Southwestern part of the State, as
their choice for official position. Their
endorsement Of him was most hearty and
unqualified. He has been tried by them
and found most competent and honest,
as his exterior indicates. There is no
doubt that his name will give strength to
the party in southwestern Iowa.
The platform is an out, spoken, noble
expression Of principle and policy. IN
like that of the Democracy, it is not dou-
bic faced, but every man knows what i!
means. 1t goes for an unconditional sup
port OF the government against rebellion,
declares for each and every effort, each
and every sacrifice, necessary for the
preservation of the Union and of Free
Institutions. If slavery stands in the
way Of these it must be crushed. No
assumed sacredness Of the institution
must be permitted to curlail the resour-
ces, limit the force, deract from the
power, ofthe government. in dealing with
the would be murderers OF the Union and
the willing destroycrs of our Institutions.
This is the desire Of the loyal masses,
this IS the will Of the loyalists of the State
Of Iowa.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-29
Congressional Nomination..

Ge- The Republicans of the Fifth Dis
trict have putin nomination for Congress,
Hon. JOHN A. KAssoN. Mr.. KAssoN
will resign his present position of 1st
Asst p NJ. General and will come home
to canvass the district. Our State viii
be fortunate if it can secure Mr.. KAs-
SONS services in Congress.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-29
Ninth Judicial District Republican Con-
ycntiOn.

Notice is hereby given that a Delegate Re
Publican Convention for the Ninth Judicial
District of Iowa will be held at Independence,
Iowa, on Wednesday, the goth day of August,
A. d., 500, at the hour Of four o'clock p NJ.
for the purpose of nominating Judge and
District Attorney, and for the transaction of
such other business as may be deemed expedi-
cut
TlIcratio of representation will he one dele
gate for every one hundred votes cast for A bra
ham Lincoln FOR President of the United States.
in 1867, and one additional delegate for any
fractional vote exceeding fifty.
" g. DOM AN, Chairman, Buchanan Co.
FRANK NJ. Rr BINSON, Dubuque Co.
s. G. VAN ANDA,... 1890 Delaware Co.
ia Nj rs 5. GEORGE, ..--.--- Blackhawk Co.
WILL AN LANE, Grundy Co.
Central Committee.
July l2th, 1862
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-29
lOl ABLE-BODIED MEN
Wanted Immediately!!'
to organize an
Infantry Company OF Volunteers,

To be attached to one of the Five new Regi-
ments just called for from this State. Every
Volunteer, Immediately after being mustered
into service, receives SOS Bounty, and one
months pay in advance, making S3S which
each Soldier eeceives when he enters the Ser
vice Each Volunteer also receives SIS boun.
ty at the close of tho war, or at the end Of three
years.
Pay from $l3 TO $2l per month with. Board,
Clothing, Medical Attendance, DC.
RECRUITING OFFICE over Freeman &
Mains Store, at Independence, Iowa.
j. ID. NOBLE,
Recruiting Officer.
July 29th, 1862. [l9-u
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-29
Notice.
RACINE THRESHING MACHINE :.
Wwraased against any Machine in Me,
World.
IMPROVED FOR 1862.

My IMPROVED SWEEPSTAKES SEPA
RATOR is decked over with cover, so as to.
keep out all wet The selves are l2 inches
longer and inches wider than the Massilon
or Canton Machines, with same length of cyl
inder, and the lower wind board is hung Oh
hinges, and can be asiy raised or lowered by
string while the Machine is in operation, SO
as to pitch the wind on the sleeves right for any
kind of grain. These and other i'm provements
that have recently made, make this, in my
opinion, perfect Machine, and will warrant
it, with my Climax or Woodbury. power, and
eight horses, to thresh more grain and do it
better than any other Machine in use. / make
three sizes, one with 32-inch cylinder, to be
used with Climax or Woodbury. Power and
eight horses, one with 36-inch cylinder to be
used with ten horse Climax or steam power.
and one with 3O-inch cylinder, to be used with
four or six horse lever power or with two horse
tr.hn A,,,,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-29
EXECUTIVE MANSION !

Ii is ordered that Major General Henry
W. Halleck, be assigned TO the command
o! The whole land forces of the United
States, as General in Chief, and that he
repair to this Capitol so soon as he can
with safety 10 the positions and operations
within the Department row under his
special charge.
Signed ABRAHAM LINCOLN
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-29
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Secretary Of State,
JAMES WRIGHT,
OF D tlaware County.
For Auditor of State,
JONATHAN w. CATTELL,
of Cedar County.
For Treasurer Of State,
w. III. HOLMES,
of Jones County.
For Attorney General.
CHARLES Z. NOURSE,
of Polk County.
For Register of Land Office,
4. l.. HARVEY,
of Fremont County.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-29

Ajjutant General Baker. Of Iowa, has
given notice that ,he five new egimenis
ior that State will rendezvous spectirely
at Dubuque, Clinton, Keokuk, Iowa CRY,
aud Des Mvines
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-29

Convention met pursuant to adjourn
ment, at two O'Clock p. NJ.
Committee on Credentials made re-
port, showing IS counties represented.
The Committee on Permanent organi-
cation reported the following as the per-
manent officers Of the Convention.
President Hon. j, 7. Lane, OF Scott
county.
Vice Presidents-J Tracy Of Des
Mones, j. S. Sloan OF Van Buren,, J. B.
Packard. Of Montgomery, Judge More
head Of Ida, f. Mott Of Madison, II p.
Schote Of Marion, J D. Young Of Linn,
S. Bagg Of Black Hawk. S. Merrill oil
Clayton, Charles CASTOR of Boone.
.Secretory-J. Rich, of Buchanan
County.
-AssistQm Secretaries.-E. III. Stiles. oil
Wapelo; w. W. Maynard of Potta-
watamie /; J. B. Parker of Marshall.
On motion Of Mr.. Cornish, of Fremont
Co, the following resolutions was adopt.
ed
ReSoived, That no resolution shall be
passed upon by this Convention except
resolutions relating TO matters of bust.
ness, until it has been passed upon and
approved by the Committee on Resolu-
tons of this convention.
Moved and carried, that the chairman
of each delegation cast the vote of his
county rs the roll Of counties is called.
On motion of ID. N. Cooley, the Con
venlion proceeded TO take an Informal
vote for Il candidate for Secretary OF
State.
Informal Ballot: Cha's Aldrich 8G
L. G. Bomdoin 10Y Dr.. Wright 203! ;
Dr.. ShaHer 27G total. G37
On motion Of i. Street, the Conven-
ton proceeded 10 formal ballo, for can
dida,e for said office, Nilh the following
result
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-29
Republican State Convention.

The Convention met at II A. NJ, and
was called to order by Hon. Jacob But
Ter of Muscatine.
D. n. Cooley, ESQ, Of Dubuque. was
elected temporary Chairman, and E. H.
Stiles, of Wapello, J. Tracey, of Des
Moines, and J. D. Hunter, of Hardin
county, were elected temporary Secreta-
ries.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Davis, of
Adair county.
On motion, Committee on Creden-
tials, consisting of one from each Judici-
al District were appointed by the Chair,
as follows
lst, J G. Foot; I'd, Eraslus Wash
burne 81, Samuel Foley 4th, Isaac
Pendleton 5lh, David Hallam 9th, S.
G. Smith ; 9TH, Mr.. Lam berston 9th, l.
Allen 9th, j. Rich 10th, Joseph Hob
son l1lh, c. B. Richards.
On motion, Committee on Perman-
ent Organization, consisting Of one from
each Judicial District was appointed by
the Chairman, as follows
lst, B. S. Merriam; 81, R. B. Rut-
ledge 81, A. B. Moor 4th, A. L. Har-
vey 9Th, Mr.. Liltleton 9th, S. G.
Owen eth, Lyman Ellis 9th. S. s.
Daniels 9th, Mr.. O'Brien 10th, O.
Faville It'll, l.. c. Sanders
Moved that the Delegates from the
several Judicial Districts report a State
Executive Committee on Resolutions to
consist of one member from each Judicial
District, for each Of said Committees.
After recess Of 10 minutes, said Com
mittees were reported as follows:
On REsoLUTIoNs-1st, G.. Durham !;
Cd, VIM. Hartsholn; 81, L. Brown 18th,
Isaac Pendleton 5,h. f. w. Palmer;
9th, J. B. Grinnell i'll. Jacob Butler
9Th, J. II. Rolhrock 5; 9th, S. G.. Van
Anda 10th, O. Fayille; llth, L. H.
Cutler.
EXECUTIVE CoMMlrrEE-1s J. G.
Foole ; %, J. w. Norris Sd, Frank
Street 4th, NJ. McHenry 9th, Peter
Myers; 9Th, Z. w. Slagle 9Th, j. L.
Lane 9th, Thomas Hug hes 9th, o. p.
Shiras 10Th, Samuel Merrill; 18th, I.
G. Mccall.
On motion, Convention adjourned till
Two p. NJ.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-29
LYON & TEFFT, Agents

INDET ENDENCE, TO WI.
Sample Machines may be seen at the Depot.
Independence, July 22d, 1862. l9-lm
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-29

First-Tho Adjuant General will de-
tailed an officer at each rendezvous for
mastering in recruits. who will pay 10
each recruit bi5'proper share Of bounty,
and also pay the recruiting fee at the
time he is mustered into the service of
the United States.
Second-It being of paramount i'm
portance to Gil up the old regiments
speedily, fee to recruits to the old regi
mens double that for the new regiments
will be paid, to wit: four dollars for each
recruit
Third--The recruits will be clothed
armed and equipped without delay, and
placed in camp of instruction.
Any other practical suggestion you
may be pleased to offer will always be
respectfully considered by this Depart
ment.
ours truly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-29
WAR DEPARTMENT, july %.

GENTLEMEN Your views respecting
The recruiting service and the proper
measures TO encourage it have been at
tcnlise.y considered by the President,
and the following regulations established
by Tie Department are expected to attain
the object YOU desire
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s..s E.rsi us' Il Princes III Iurley.

Ia ;atel> C'af4u tie fUt,,s,,ae ast4sslaii. .
g;.7 ,eooIt ezraLCn, attan.l.-s .poi Tie Di,f cf
tiI7 ssci, ~ u 'it.thzy
.hn tLe ladea &! ,is;ilg ,ssil. i ,,,rsouasts gre.
s=ut jhen-ae ees tna 'oSess sjrl oi the Su.tAnas
son nuae1eHt c ,;s1tGm is to t...sn 10 osr cor.
rr.taiatlopi - nth. HIta0. They apJear befll;
HIS Meje.g uE1si:sG, .,Sl .';rseI il tis rje re,.
Costumes; D hey Wtas 40 jet..ts on tLe reequt
oScaSUH they To.o in.fCdacai according to ,as
rank sj position of their hlsbsG,;s tirst tna LADY,
of ;ae Gt:'n8 tizier, hen shs lady OF :he Minister
ior soraig.i Affairs, al yards te yei{. Of s.sta.
phl Pasha and Of lie Sksik. Il, isfasa fole vei 4
by he renaipGar Aero were also BORE Chris ias,
ladies' pfeseut. aIAoag other Madame Cas!elli
Madame Pecipio CHE mother OF Marco Pssha1
Madame Oaiian, Nc. On tie gr@GeniatiOn OF The
I4d.rs III hs apartrnepy where Es Majesty g7as
@Ai,!ug them they irat bowed on passing Ike
door, Ihen advaaced prostretea themaeiges kissed
Ills M,jesiys fott, and on rising up, again hoy4ed
Hpon '4is His Ne ssP. avho remained oa foot ,ttl-
rips. ;b0 whole ot the encry, replied By e bow
AGd made iL,i :ies icGiyiduaY Cf tire laGias 81.
% themselves as.t their husbands After passing
severa days ~ tie Palace, taa fHr visi,ants
returned to their hoInca each of them having pre.
viousY received magnificent tokens of Ills Maieg,
tys bounty IN tEe shape of 2 beautiful costume
richly eiab!o uered IN gold and ornaftert in
b:.t217s. AuopE Gih.r custoins peculiar in an
event 81 Lis kind il may be mentioned iha the
ady, GCI lS her confinement, wears n red hRgdn er-
cais. az her head Tie Sdltanas Apartment " as
hUaG Nth rleG six daT.Gsk;1 the coyerlasof ihe
bods ~cro asnoFoilerad i'll gold AMI the curtains
which surrounded il, with pearls of eonaderab!e
vss!i,s the cisiie OF the Royal infant tie esver-
lai, ard sYecp thing which enyeoped It, were orna
nented with diamonds, pearls, rabies andenersids
Presents were Gls0 given TO the attendants of the
..d!6. Il WAS 4. fsify which must have bean
Witnessed 10 he reaiz d. The exquisite beauty of
nsuy ot ihe i,das tie brIaney and r.ehr.ess Of
their toets, iGer animation and gfgcs, wers in
every respect most pleasing object 10 ehold, and
caEno, fail 10 have removed many rejudees which
might have existed III tbs uinds Of the Frank com
panions. The sultan appeared delighted In the
company of the ladies' ana exhibited a polite eaess
not to b. sxcsed by tho u.est polished gentleman
in Europe. "
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4 DosE FOR THE EssEs.~A letter received la
Charleston from good source, says that the Tan
kee snntost Esss e. In going dawn ihs Mississfppi
river saff.,si from the attentions Of the uunfede-
rats batteries eft placs near viekskHrR. Kthtseu
badi.s buried FROM the Esssx. which received
also at least two snots in dangerous place. The
withdrawal III the Essex lefs the river above Don
alasonviIie clear Of YANKEES guabcats.
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PROFESSIONAL. CARDS.
- MEDICAL GARD. /

VEEIOB I1AOYIV6. :
DR. PLUME, Of the old Medical House, confines
street. \ little below the Exchange Hotel aud dag
onaily opposite Odd Fellows Hall, where skillfil
and confidential treatment Iaay be obtained on rea
sonahe serma Those who have been exposed to
early
Communications by mall. or otherwise, promptly
attended TO- Office open from A. n. till r. H.
my 23-ts RICHMOND, Va
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HEAVY a0RIAifTY.-,Fbe 18TH ATkansas Esgi
!1"7:' a!rFe adsred nt Fort Doneison with 323 men
" htie IN prison ITO died. leaving but lG3 This is
Certainty {. heavy mortality.
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yAkkE. LirEn&sa EEWs.--Tle New York
Hor!d ass The f,!oving notice of 4 new book about
TO In puA:.ahed
sle.,.cD u Co. i" II pubiist, III q iow days q nsvs
novel, by Marion Harlapd, author Of "Ainse, ="
Hidden Path" Nemesis &c s,.ea "AIiriani Z"
TIE large sale oI her prrVans works bGs read-frd
Marion hariand the most popular IL suaIs writer in
tais country. "Aione' Ald Hidden Path" each
had 4 sale OF about a1,NU copies. fEe scena OF
tais story laid in the dark nJ bloody ground
of Kentucky and gie u, oEk j, Dedicated to George
D. Prem ice, aa or 0f tha 4-oalsYill. Journal hia
lion Hsfiaad, although ncfl aad brought M in
k,ehmoDd va., married and IL now living ia 10y
a,,y IL newark, RI. J.
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9" We" Win ire FesaFtahl7 pen Fuilc .Iasl
wseE. TIC u. = says
~ an ir'erli.-ft, lat salry be teaied al
charges sga5st his. pfa,osiu,. an .nriy vin;ica.
tioi, wheb shoeta i.a rianjph ,p, M H. hs iay.ity
Integrity oi purpose snt p,h,.c sca VIII never
iorset the so,ett,n dir i'y It hs s1gof.nancs
~ti'e exeia'T2inE :y"Uda ..y ha8d ap5a gsy heart,
oGfiff 6e ffa 'sh!y, acYaR ~ - II ~ 2r0HS
70 ~ ce.ans or ne Tsstn lac ro,rsed 70 h,a
f'e4ntnt eiiosts IN Gva.d tle r~bes,ion Enhs eied
by DonsreS9i iGe attack Of Davis aia S",l,ia.
cr,sra rgsn hisa tis w,il i,.assn rstt iai ~ re-
? I've. sce'e,iv ee ratlcrslIy :; Hessasioa4i
y i-str ls1'sa cacpntagiNg ms Nanih, tie press
cnaFasicv tbroueh -.'itori7is the i3r s.i 5<.s
caWlh 40. ritboo' iesm. ana thai .aey tsi
iiia sympathy "f may No:1n with tua DsGiu-
cratic party ti.af il = Il sT&aFa - ihi, day t1s
tsrgea sfoua 10 'J3de eSsogt i07a ias stesilnS
h.nlss ana Din t1f hftE,GE thc Son; h. TTns6 Il ha.
rat.i"aa committee III CnusT7s' has sGoae.itsd
slcyi, sra Ae hsi been yjEdisAic,i IA ,a3 aqep
ngoT ~ ef tfecsya Scott that De ad ,.le l1enaa
North a Houte. - protect s7U.e foUrtel Godt1rrn
tUFAGSei9nz :. ex?.easai iirra fgitl IN the rail-
ie7t tjstap 81 the Uuisn III ough the a3l foiej-
tie SIoG1d 81 Interest tGat ths f0uiG cui OF ,he
OEo4 S1fli IL ever G1Ellissa before ibe nations :
81 ihe sartA--,n e. tiIii Exalted ,io a-,istsa
saTsFy tAe c@s.2a oi tAa rahedaa - iutrrtsT-
eAcy w,'G tGa l.aFTlfI4.sa = a-rure1 = tsz 20
cLr,ac zats31oI wita slavery - l@..i aiij5rbi4
w.lhaus 11son Il. ana a. -. i}+g rs sepaai t.sg.-
s1re, and resGsei -svse 81 s.. siitegsn a1iis-
iol.s. ia tfbcFei !"rG.Fs ,Gts s5liY
plrdah!e III !, united kdGrle, ~ pre- . i...t I....
T."--t1 fesiote tGe Catoa Ha IL sr... :-...i's Il
tiIe "5sesupieni tLa based nY5n - aSs -. 5,,i
l1rc rilh the Da Diensnce of every eonstitlt .lai
riG'- oi ne ehfira peopt~ aad States that ia vie
tors W. te'isd sss4ucssa 49, IL- hngth-w- b.ve
,aes5.ysa yogf IEsEisItiU.. 81 slavery now unite
Fvis9z - - sssisElag IaiszIs pasf: end hasnqns
through e'tes gradual esnsasi 2sion Of the f1stss
,IasiaS pf ,Ae Ccmproiuise Measures c{ is2o .ng:
1855, sit. o. " representation thfoas s4 s.,u..-
tsy
AH i.sPiRINa oEpsH
ii@n. sestsaf t"ha tas i0-t ske,.s..ae.i i,.ll
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os T-Sl5O il Z W ARD.-Loss, on Tuesday
1 night, between Foushee and 10Th streets, 4
god WATCH CHAIN. and SEAL. Watch. No
27C9i, Nj. L. Tobias, Liverpool l win give ths
aooge reward for the same, and ask no Questions
ii deli,ersd 10 IVY j. T." at Post Ofiice.
&c 1--3lE
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& NTRAYED-FroTn the subscriber during 500
y teBber, follows: Abont the 9Th, one
black BULLOCK, marked with tar on sump and
shoulder; about the 18th, one red BULLOCK.
marked with tar on ramp; also, Ave SHkRP, large
anu III tao order; on the S9:h, white male
CALF iiberi reward will be paid for either, Or
ttr in or1na'iou that will or able me to get them.
oc 2--}tf JOHN r. SLRDD
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hI3;'tLI inLOUS.

ILa Ale Ahpdii:. HG:she denies p report 'ttat
many Of fhs t!!i-sf stationed IN Aegandf.a with
their Officer. ara showing spirit II ar DO,
dinaiion III rnnae31sHc. al the ir-e tents ptnsl,-
nation TIE GdgtHe sys lt..t - as- ;.eaFd 1.oi{..
Ing " whsoses ol ihjs, -Soatt what Is t.ata. i 81
The statement shove Jao;rG.
An explosion tcot laet s.j t.- arsenal in Colcn.
bar. hy., ca tha 25.b ins'aa', destroying large
enount oi "rtlcsnee stores aud cotton. No lives
wers ios. o2ae aandraii thousand dollars wurt of
gmn.Grit.oa was des!soyp3.
The Ga:fas IL siiar, fifaiy.) OF the l2.h O. Sept
Gays: 'lisr. Oln, Archbishop OF New 0r;eGus
wno 50 wcf'ily occupied lGT tia last year the sie-
tEopoi!t8o see If tLe Southern States OF America.
haa ar!fgsl j.. Rene.