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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-08-19
To ]. Rich, Editor Of Buchanan County
Guardian.
DEAR SIR Learning that the u.

DEAR SIR Learning that the patriotic
and manly proposition made by you to j. b
THOMAS and O. II. p. RoszELL has not been ac-
cepted, and learning also that independently OF
that proposition, you contemplate the abandon
ment of your present position as Editor of the
Guardian, we earnestly desire you to reconsider
your purpose. We believe the continued pub
ication of the Guardian in this county to be
all-important, as well for the prosperity and
good of our citizens athome, as for the brave
and loyal souls who have taken up arms for the
preservation OF our government and our liber-
ties, now menaced and mperiled by traitors in
rebellion. We need the Guardian here as an
exponent of Republican loyalty, as the vigor-
Gus defender OF the war measures of the ad-
mnis.ration, as the friend and organ of our
chivarous volunteers, rs the supporter Of the
principles of freedom in our county, in our Ju-
dicial and in our Congressional Districts, an q
as the uneompromising opponent of rebellion
treason, $ cession, and slavery in all their va
rious disguises and forms. The discontinue
ance Of the paper would be public calamity
for our county, and we hope you will not leave
press w so much need :" Peace has her vic
tories rs well rs war, and there must be those
vino show tileIr devotion t. their country at
home well rs in :" the tented field" Pardon
us, therefore, if we respectfully remind you
that, in our opinion, your duty, at present, lies
in remaining at the laborious, responsible, and
too often thankless post of conducting and pub
fishing the paper you have so ably and eff
GENTLY edited We sincerely and strongly urge
you to do so.
The above is signed by nearly one
hundred names, almost exclusively from
this township. We are assured that sew :
eral other papers, numerously signed,
will be presented from the country The
names comprise those Republicans who
have enlisted as we'll as those who have
not. A very large number Of these
friends have been to us personally, and
have earnestly appealed to us to do no.
thing to impair the efficiency OF the pa
per in this crisis.
We desire, above all things, 10 do
whatever we can for tho cause OF our
country. We knew that enlstments were
dragging along but slowly here. We
believed that all that was needed was the
impulse Of the example of a few men.
we could not say 10 these men, 60
we might say to them, come" This
was the motive that prompted us to the
determination we had taken. But the
patriotism of our people has been equal
to the emergency. Our quota is full,
and the object we desired has been gain
ed. Our wish is to take the post of du
ty--to stand where we can best further
the great cause Of our country. The
unanimous voice Of the friends Of our
government in this county seems to be
that we shall retain our present post We
unwilhngly accept the decision. Unless
Mr.. RoszELL accepts the proposition
made to him two weeks ago, within the
present week, we accede to the above re-
quest.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-08-19

COUNTY CONVENTION.

A delegate Convention of the Republicans of
Buchanan County, will be held at the Court
18th day of September, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ,
for the purpose Of putting in nomination cand-
dates for the offices of Clerk of the District
Court and Sheriff. and the transaction of such
other business as may properly come before it.
The ratio representation will be one dele
gate for each township, and one delegate for
every twenty FIVE and fraction over twelve
votes cast for Abraham Lincoln for President.
The following will show the number of dele
gates to which each township is entitled:
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-08-19
Original Notice,

STATE OF IOWA,
BUCHANAN COUNTY, S.
10 William c. Pierce.
SIN = on are hereby notified that there is
now on file, in the office of the Clerk of the
District Court in and for Buchanan County.
State of Iowa. a petition Of Alexander b. Philo,
claiming OF you the sum Of Seventy Eight and
torty-hye one-hundredths dollars as due him
from you. Fourteen and twenty one hun.
dredths dollars of which same is claimed on
prmoissory note, executed 10y you TO H. NJ.
Peek or bearer for the sum Of ten dollars. dated
July lst, 1856 aud Forty one and Thirty-tive
one-hundredths dollars Of which sum is claim.
ed on judgment recovered against YOU before
j. Nj. Edwards, Justice of the Peace, in Kal.
amaZoo County, State of Michigan. by said
Alexander b. Philo. And Twenty.two and
Sixty onehundredtbs dollars Of which sum- is
claimed on account for goods sold you by one
J. l.. Lynch, and assigned by him TO said Phi
10. And unless you appear and answer there.
to on cr before the second day of the next term
of the said District Court, TO be holden at In.
dependence. in said county. on the llth day Of
September, A. d. s62, judgment will be rem.
dered against YOU thereon. You are also mott
fed that your property is attached and held as
security Tor the payment of said debt
". G. DOMAIN, ATTY for Prn.
July 2sth. 1862 [l94w
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-08-19
Cavalry.

SdvalIys
ED- Lieut.. FOSTER, of the lst Iowa
Cavalry, has recruiting station at
Whites Hotel. in this place. This is a
favorke arm Of the service, and the LIST
Cavalry is probably one Of the best and
most efficient regiments of horse organ.
ICED during the war. Some l2 recruits
have already been obtained from this
County, and those who wish 10 enter the
cavalry service should make immediate
application. Lieut.. Foster is also
authorized 10 receive recruits for any OF
the old regiments, either Of cavalry or
infantry.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-08-19
Right.

re- The management of the Dubu
que d Sioux City Railroad Company
has voted that all employees of the road
who may leave their situations and go
to the war, shall have the privilege of
resuming their places on their return.
The prospect is that Conductor CAwLEY
will lose nearly all his train hands.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-08-19

Linn County has enlisted 900 men un-
der the recent call for volunteers. All
honor to old Linn. The papers of that
county are suggesting the propre,y of
forming Linn County regiment.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-08-19

ET The Boards Of Supervisors Of Clay
ton, Scott, johnson, and Chickasaw coun-
ties, AS we'll as that Of Buchanan, have
voted direct bounties TO volunteers.
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Farm for Sale.

Eg We call attention 10 the adver-
tlsement, in another column, of Farm
for Sale. The property is the fine farm
of J. NJ. GINrnER, situated about miles
from this village. 1t is well improved,
and is most desirable property.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-08-19
More Money.

More Money.
E% The boys of Company c., 9th
Regiment, sent home Sl,3O5 on Satur-
day last
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-08-19
RACINE TERESHING MACHINE =!
Warrantea against any -Nachine an the
World
IMPROVED FOR 1862.

NY IMPROVED SWEEP STAKES SEPA-
RATOR is decked over with cover, SO as to
keep out all wet. The selves are ~ inches
longer and inches wider than the Massilon
or Canton Machines, with same length of cyl
inder, and the lower wind board is hung on
hinges, and can be easily raised or lowered by
a 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 improvements
that have recently made make this in my
opinion perfect Machine, aud i 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
trnnl
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-08-19
Proceedings of the Board OF Supervisor.

GB- Agreeable to notice the Board oil
Supervisors met at The Court House on
Wednesday last, TO take into considera
ton the subject OF voting bounty to the
volunteers. Present, Messrs Allen,
Beach, Bemls, Cameron, Dickey, Flem
ming, Freeman, Hilman, S. L. Hovey,
J. 6. Iovey, Ironsides, Johnson, Lille,
Logan, Ward.
Mr.. Bemis offered the following:
Reso!oed By the Board of Supervisors of Blu
ehanan County, that there is hereby appropri
ated out of the county fund of said county, n
sum of money sufficient to pay S2j to each ac-
tual resident of this county, who is the head of
a family. who shall be mustered into the mill
tary service Of the United States for the term of
three years or during the war; under the last
two calls of the President of the United States
also the sum of So to each single man who is
not the head Of family
Mr.. Logan offered lie following as a
substitute, and advocated its adoption
Whereas, pressing necessity now exists for
volunteers 10 reinforce our army now in the
field. and fchereas, the Governor of Iowa is
calling loudly for volunteers to aid in putting
down the rebellion,
Resolued, That the Board of Supervisors of
Buchanan County, Iowa, in special session, au
thorlze the clerk Of said board to issue war.
rants on the County Treasury 70 be paid out Of
any money not otherwise appropriated, the sum
OF SIS TO each single man, and $50 TO each
married man, OF said county. who has or NAV
enlist under the first call of 800, 900 men, or
under the second call
ResolUed, That we pledge the credit Of the
county, as far as absolutely necessary, to the
families of those who have. or may hereafter,
enlist under said calls.
Mr.. Ward made an excellent patriotic
speech in advocacy of tho substitute
Messrs. Allen, Ironsides and Johnson OPP
posed the proposition on the ground of a
want of power in the Board. Mr. j. S.
Woodward, on the part of committee
of the people, by permission, spoke in
favor Of voting the bounty, Mr.. HART
followed in short. earnest, feeling APP
peal TO the Board to do whatever patriot
ism could prompt in furlherance Of the
cause of that constitution which. before
and above everything else, they have
sworn TO support His speech was right
TO the point, and every word weighed in
the scales of patriotism. When he con
cluded. the question was called for. and
Mr.. LoaAN's resolution was substituted
for Mr. BEMrs's, by the following vote
Ayes-Dickey, Flemming. Freeman, Hillman
Hovey. Hovoy, Lille, Logan. Ward-9
Nays-Allen, Bach. Bemis, Cameron, Iron
sides. Johnson-6
Mr. Logan's resolution was then
adopted BY the same vote.
Mr.. Diekey offered tho following,
which was not agreed 10
RESOLVED, That the Clerk of Supervisors Of
Buchanan Co., be authorized TO borrow money
90 the credit of the County, for the purpose 81
raying the appropriation made for bounty 70
Volunteers. at FIVE Per cent
The Board then adjourned.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-08-19
COME TO LIFE.

MASON WORK,
lLASTFRING.
ClSTERN BUILDING.
PAPER HANGING.
Done to order ly the subscriber at short notice,
and on reasonable terms
T. = l. HASTINGS
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-08-19

Ev We are in receipt Of New Orleans
papers from our correspondent, SURGEON
BIDwELL, Of the Massachusetts 3lst.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-08-19

Gg- The Republicans OF this State
have nominated a splendid Congressional
ticket / is MS follows
lst James + Wilson
Cd Hiram Price
Sd VIM b. Allison
4th J b. Gnnnell
9Th John A. kasson
9th Judge Hubbard
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-08-19
A severe storm passed oyar Dnbnopa

A severe storm passed over Dubuque,
on Sunday, the 10Th. doing much dam.
age The Times SAYS
The bridge connecting the two main build.
ings of Dickinson's planning mill was blown to
everlasting flinders the roof Of the large build.
ing directly in front Of Smiths brewery was
unfooied zone corner Of the Julien House was
blown down, and the roof injured. The hard
also unroofed the sidewalk leading from the
railroad passenger depot TO the levee was com.
pletely upset fences were destroyed, outhouses
demolished, roads torn up, cellars filed up full
Of water, and hundreds Of trees uprooted and
broken
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-08-19
Cooks Evaporator and Greene & Graves Sugar Mills
IMPROVED FOR seq.

WILDE nshp the
perforated tin skinner and delivered
es.
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DELEGAT

j. RICH, Chm Co. Com.
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lowed With short, forcbe speech, ard IN concln"
sion, Mr. Philip Frankenheimer delivered one oil lis
peculiarly eloquent speeches, which was received
with great enthusiasm; and after some campaign
songs the meeting adjourned with three hearty
cheers for the Union TICKET. Tue Club will meet
twice every week until election day.
! RATIFICATIoy UsIOS MEETING ~ THE Twenty
SECOND WARD.-'There was n large and enthus iastic
meeting at the City Assembly Rooms corner of
Fort .sevenlh street and broadway, last evening"
called by tho WadswOrih and Tremsn Campaign
Club to ratify the Union State nominations. James
f. Coulter President Of the Club occupied the chair
lhe meeting was addressed by Solomon l.. Hull
esq, Mr.. LOOMS Of Oueiia County, Horace Gree
| lev, Dr. Koch, and Col. Shannon. Several rowdies
attempted To create "a disturbance by cheering Tor
Fernando Wood and Horatio Seymour but were
elected in "A very summary manner. Resolutions
were passed indorsng the STATE Ticket, ana express
iup undiminshea confidence IN the Government.
METH CONGnEssIoyAL DisTRIcT.-Ad. NIchoMs
SeagrIst auuouucts himself as an lndependent Demo
crate candidate for Congress III the IAth Distnc'.
TUE DEMOCRATIC PRIhARfgs.--lhe Democratic
primary meetings select de esaes 20 the Congf.sson,
emily County and tity Conventions, were hela ~ tf
dlc ent Wards last evening hall under tbs cohio %
"a. a. gInr County Conmtlre, and me o,eG non u-c' cDD
irol o. the Nation ounty Commiee. The hotnar Oophy
Convention will meet ol" Ia Joralemon street,
on The 10th Inst At nOoni The tonpes' ba convention Oh
lie Am At noon the City Convention the iin, at noon
noi no Aaomby Convention on the 10Th n-t. me ga
toa soual CouvontiJ. VIII meet ~ Ht4ei n
ollie House. Futon avenue the lGh, 81 D. m the CD
yeuton az No. 81 Fulton street tue I,A lHss a. J.
H., and the County Convention Oh TIE ION nst'
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TIE UsTARIAN AUrUMS4L CoyyESrIoS.-Thi'
organization commences i,s AltumDal Session ~
Brooklyn to-day.
TrrsDAy Oct II. lee3--c! p ui-YesPer', 1t the rev
stapTl Clinton coref ~ CJnfe.s street %. tcfFeu
20 sermon. ~ he Re. O. {. hy-re 70 Bt,s se. fol.
place
rDSEsDsY, o.. i5-8 r.--prsye~ Meeting md Con-
effp - me ttfrch o! TIE Saver NIL Organization
o. a.. ponV" Mon u Le same place. =. Address ILe
NsT BY the Rev Dr. Below Of New-Yord Discus-on
~ -'oifls'n and Address a. the Academy Of Music
Montague tfr' netwfef Clinton Coufl sIccf p fn
'"spei 81 ne Chlch Of the savior p relon u tue
az" alatr oy q tef Aolef. c9l.gcr CL.c8go. a..
1nrisDtlt tct lb--s ~ FRAZER. Meeting aud Com
feierce 81 tGe Oh fch o. Tie Savior I0a nj 5ny. ton IT
he place }. Address nS T.. Mill. esq., Of Brook
iyn T. Discussions b.--Tbs discussion. Will be- sus-
r-uded for the coeb,n OF tho Logds supper Al
IL m Tins will be admlguercd by tue Kcy NJ Osgood Of
~ . YoJk, AS cOse tie LcuYeDl4oA
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Two Days Eater News from yurcrc II;
Hand.

A Dispatch was this evening received from the
sgeri 81 The Press Cape Race. stating that "the
Asia has psssei-loa, DO back at2r.m.o S.ne,
then 10 further Communication Las been received
beg oad Calais, Ne. bat is expected tie telegraph
hue Will be in good working order tomorrow, and
aer DISPATCHES be received.
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DRowsED.-Capt. Holman Of ths steamship Par-
tarbu,g which arrived 90 Saturday. ilth from NewOr
lean, orr. that while 10 port The 2,th septenDe Jo1h
MrSi,Ia1 a nf.msn accidentally fell overload and was
drowued His body Tecoss'ed On the 2s'n "heh toe
Coronrr took charge Of Il.
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fAdver,i,-ucntl

Il WANT TO BE HEALTHY NEuTHN, HON
oe,EtE AID HArpY"-A Psychological Examination AZ
Fowl. els No J3 Broaduny viii reyea your deiec,s
.ad how " correct hrmyou talents and ~" 70 u'o slel
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Tx BATTLE OF IUXA.--Gen. Hamilton, in bis o.
fcal report Of tie battle OF lGka, says:
say boldly tia. force Of than 0o met
sud conquered Rebel n lOj fold chosen .g
Price position raury very strong and with lts
advantage ia.IiAg g. the c4cmy.
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COUNTY GoyEEyEENT.
lOfeisl
BOARD or SUPP RNI>ORS.

H. Road No.. psfasu. to 5srsueu H. their chi amber
No f,b Pafdv esq President, &, tie Chair,
IA A.. fo ia.,in. members: suIevi1on Tweed shook
Roche Wesmaon, Co.aer Lite Brss'' Stewart BY sHd
l h ss,,rce of tie President roll call, Supervisor
Roche moved tat Supervisor stewart ''Ac 'He oAa'f
.ryi.or Little moved ia, The reading Ct tho minutes Of
The l,,i n.'siinr be ai.qen'ed Win
is,rscroHs ~ rsGrIRr.
Supervisor ~ moved tnai he board proceed 70 eo"pee
tie - e-ion % lnsp,cior u Registry.
which va carried. -,
de Prs,d.ut pro ten appointed Supervisors Blunt and
igr Farly moved ia. 30 rei,,uion adopted 4 Che
~ on s.urdiy that q u he sens" n tbi, toAid MAJ
h a.i UiHnc. ~Lsie two Rsrl.esn hesiris 'Hs', A'o
h.n arpoin;ed ~ Cefk Of 'aid K'Fie. 'la be Drm9
cat 20 be .el.c,rd ~ Tho Democrats brssei ana " n
pisi; wsre ,he 70 :. 'l sec,sd Nv M.
K.pban Register In order thst tic said Offices .hA be
equally diva.d between the respective political 1se' De
Which wa. Joe, by the following so,o VI;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Blunt Ll,iie stewart Shook and
Srs.,1s-Super,i.or. Br:s. Pariy. Ey, Roche and
Tie osrd then proceeded to ballot the T,,r' IN e,ch
rcport. that iae 70 10" ns had 'ecsved majority o.
tue votes = a members elected to the Board sAa tie
Pf.s.dcnt dscar.ng shat me were duly elected:
EIGHTH WARD.
tJa,ob H. S'Ir's-i.
Yrs, plstrfct ............... HtLor Prff
Peter 4. Crawford.
DIai,i Mooney
Second D!s.l.e.......,..... William sesrug,
WI ian Wlcy.
,Dlud CaNsV
1'N' D''''''' John X WbeIpley.
(GsM Ongsoa.
! 'u''h D'''''' ''''''''''''' }Miehssl SicDon.si.
,Hlriad McD0tEoR
t.'h p'''ie''''''''''''''''( %nsm White.
lHa"y M4rlhg
sI'h p'''i rhri.topher johnson.
,Eal4.r D. T. Cieynas
Seventh Di.llc,............ kNaa PiH'''H,
I
,,. ,,,...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
NSuf'i'''' '-'' ~" "
(Jann Shat-
Eighth Di,trc,.............. Henry White,
i,,a. .i D; p I,1-.
Nn,h D';rict...'...'.'''' i,e'.,ais h'ea,.'@
tncia'ii a.-ttss"'
d, 81, ,,..., >iot'I ns|5'"
Tenth Dniiei''''''''''''') 1"-D -
'y'ns' e'; ;,@
, VI ~, -" ,ilt,,,
Eleventh Dlsirct'''''''''''') "',t,| ~. ~
(.onn NJ c",iis,
,hitin q" >. hing
Twelfth Dis.fe'....'.....'. Tnne, D. rr'yr,
,,.,, i-,,.s - w.
H.. ,.i % g., ,b, '.i.,,,,n. 70 soln.ion.
Rre Ia, se olss O. 'L' la ,' .'liS,s 20 ,p ia
ln t-' 49,, ~, an. Jsy, II, Which tbe Roads VI
l. g. 20. ~ ......-,,. d go,
no s''on or" i''',' , u, W., .,i,,.' yot.
" "''' Wa, .', -, .' az No., n,.-.ip
q, e, 80, Id Mia ,br bu.ine.e OF selecting luspcc
~ rcy..tr,. tae .l.i1siug b. ns chosen:
,.- .,,..,t. TO-. it.
tAh'ieN D., . .,.e,. ,, a.
l'' 49,, $50 AL "a, s .r,i-or Tweed Ind IA
ih' i,."'ii l'''ol''l '"''e~ - '-.''' "''"' '' "
modified ioi9l .4.,. .... ., ..i.. 81, r, ,..,.,
supervisor II'y I-l''u 'uo l1'I. ~ 'Ni Is "0 70
iln His 30 o-rr WINE ihe o"l'lns "a' o''s lo''e''1
win
lle President ~, te'l. in,1 '"M = n l3' .. o ~
under conrl rriion. -. .
sWn.5 F.ay ile'ea ,.l ,n, :. o ION % N, ~, t,
"e. n me mar ''.nH IS ie' OF Tie "0'"'
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CITY ITEMS.

MAILS FOR Eunopr-The mas for Europe by
the steamship Europa, from Boston, VIII cIore al inc
New-York Post-Ollice u, - o'clock this afternoon
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meeting in aid Of the new cavalry battalion now
~~ raj ed In Brootlyn y, Msj3s spAaus viii be Led A.
VA binetou Hall Willam.bgrsh, this evening 1he non
Henry Rsyin nd AID james T. Brady, esq viii address
The meeting
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DISEASED MEATs.-Tbe Ciy INSPECTOR ias, wee We.
,fd d t.uoved 40 pound. Of beef $40 pc1nis o. veal
80 pourds Of a 200 pounds Of PORK snd go pounds o
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THE REBEL Raid IL PENNSYLVANIA,

Escape Of tho Lain Body Confirmed
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EIGHTEENTH WARD.

n..,-,.. william s. 0pdyke,
rHs' D'"hcs'''''''''''''ss. Peter Gray,
(John hcGinu
(JohR 4. Foster
Second District...".."""{Ju l Us ~ dckleu
tPrancis Kinney.
(Richard NJ Lnss
Third Di'tnct..'.........." Charles Cornell,
(Henry Puford
(Seynoly Il. Buaes,
Fourth Dstrict.....".".."{ y. H. Cooper,
tk0bert snneyey
(R H. PaykiiU.
Fifth District. Edward Marreper
d. w. Ci.liland
Solomon BUdsQA.
Sixth District.............. Simon Osker,
Phillip Farley
"a. j. Ruch
Seventh District ............ Maurice Daley
(Jsmes HcGrs,h
John N.Ifsgton
Eighth Dsthct............. yiHiga Egiyton
tMcbasl lianey
{John Il. Boangdn.
Ninth Dstrict..............}H "A. r. McAlurrsy
Hiram H. Hsighg
(Geoygs llcEhol
Tenth District. Nm. R,yi
fHenry Dnr1in.
(D0rid hRnsGs,
Eleventh D!strics.......... RoDet King
taichael CaGrey.
"a. Hj5anst,
Twelfth District. William beard.
tPtiip scnen
{ {. ". JeAnings,
Thirteenth Dstrict......... John Van Pelt,
Jane. Owens
(N TalsnfiEe,
Fourteenth Distr.ct.........( John Stem,
John Clara.
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sponslbility. In giving freedom to the slaves,
we assure freedom to the free honorable
alike in what we give and what we preserve.
W., we shall nob " save or ignobly lose the last,
best hope of the earth.
V'her means may succeed. This could not
IAN; ;al' The way is plain, peaceful, generous,
2 si way which, if followed, the world will
iOreVer applaud, and God must forever bless.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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Bachelors HEalr Dye, TIDE BEST IN THE WORLD
WILLIAM A. BATCnELORo celebrated Hair Dya
produces color not to be distinguished ON nature
warranted not to injure the tiair the least remedies
the i'll effects Of bad dyes, and iivigorates the hair for
life. Gray, Red, or Rusty 'air instantly turns to
splendid Black Brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful Sold byGEURGE +. HARLOW, 242 MaiH st.
and all Druggists, &c. g-5y9 The Genuine is signed
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOn, on the four sides OF each
box Factory No. 81 Bearclay street. date 1888 Broadway
and Is Bond street, New York. G&wIy my2s
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Republican Meeting,

TIC Republicans Of Worcester arc ,ao,a.to, :.
horticultural OF Hail. on wEDAE~DAY EVENING pext
AZ q O'CLOCK to nominate candidates for Mayor and
BOARD Oh aldermen to be supported at the approaching
n'il'ips election. full attend.nc is requested
Per order Republican City Committee
NJ D. A GODDARD, President.
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