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By WI. WALL q co. Are,ious.r,

Sottihscesi sorner Pena ar,.xs ssf Nialk stv,s.
Hb CABINS, LiQU 0Rs GIG Axe AND roHKo.
~ 90 AT AUCTI0H -OI tn EsDAY MOAN
q ns Arst,en bocm.-
syrup.
Barrels and boxes C fee
b. Jes Csnred fruits sad Meats
tr3ts Brown yellow and CATTLE Reap,
Boxes tt6rch. Yeast Pcwusrs and Cheess
Boxes Ginger ard Oinoamo',
Cssss biske,, ddenitohns b andy AMI Eh,sksy.
20Ca-es Otars lupUy, AID s ~. p. Brady.
Boxes Havana Tobacco Ard Cigars,
q HoIes prime Chewing Teba;,o,
u 0rof8 Natural ,sSf Tohaoco,
Octsvse and On arta- randy casaa 1amsics RuA,
Gihson'e XXX, I Id Bout bup, md other Or .nds,
Barr.i. VIZ sse. various kinds,
Top Boots and Shoas
Drawers Undershir's and Clothing
quality OF email ktores ana Suffers Goods.
Terms cash.
mil WM. L. WALL & Co., Aucts.
SHERIHfB Salty order of the Coossy
- Court Of Ale.anaria coaaty viii sell At eas-
Ito Sale on TUESDAY, March 2srd, isS4, o. IL
O'Clock N on tht premises in ia . silt par.
CD As.1s, about 100 tens Of LUMP PLASTER
levied upon the property OF Meade Mare,
and iyit g on Duke street between Water and
Cni u streets AieXabd ia. Va
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ByJ.o GU RIA CO. Auctionsers.
(NRfAT sAl Is hY CArAL0GUkQR SEVENTY.
UtISs ETRsr-cL.ss BUILDING Lors BsLoIsiHG
20 1ss DAvIDsoE Esr.!snL0n TUEsDAr
tieD roomB corr er OF Tenth and streets We shan
20 FIRST CLASS BUILDING LOIS.
belonging to the ." Davidson Estat.n com oristne
CT rhs mort eli ibls bul1Ins lots be aA
in The situated -incip IL he his srou uds
IoiIh Of fennsyi i've Ma avenue, between N.nta Asd
Fft.enti streets west in the best imorov ID and
most cesrsble part OF the city for private resi-
dencsg.
Fe, descriptive eatslos with terms sale &c.
app'y o the undersigned
mh.Is-d o MCGUIRE 90. Auc.s.
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PROPERTY NEAR THE NATIONAL HOTEL TO
BE SOLD.-By reference to our advertising
columns, it will be seen that to MORO W after
ron atftye O'Clock, on the premises, Mcfi uire &
erty situated on Penns, lvania avenue, few
doors east OF the Na'ic' al Hotel, occupied for
many " srs by Geo. ". Cochran, Esq, as
tobacco Al cigar establisr~l mt. The oDpnr.
tut ity OF securing property in this valuable
locality SO sslCOm occurs tE1t we ned
scarcely advise persons seeking flrst-cIass
investmen 1t 10 be on had on this interesting &C.
casiCn.
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS, auctionssrs.

By GRkEH & WILL ANS, auctionesrs
A UQfIUN SALE or VALUA SLS BUILD.
"A ING LOT on TBB lsLAHD-On WEDNESDAY,
u. So instant, ., 5o'e!oet m We shall Sell In
Mons OF The premises. part Lot No In square No.
:5s raid Lot fronts 18th street, between and \
streets snvth running back ninety ass feet sso
Term: on. half cash. balance ami II months,
secured by deed o. trust Oh the p'ec ISIS.
Tile ird.sputsbls. To he sold with out rose rvo.
nki8d 9RIRh WILLIAMS. Au6ss
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FIBE.-About lex O'Clock last niyt+. Are W 10
discovered IN the house OF John artia No
93 LOUISIANA ave, between 9th and .,... streets.
A sumrer Of ciiiz rs with the yo.tcs OF the
Tfirn Yard succeeded IN extinguishing h. Are
the property
The house vas used as coffee and spice
MILL ard the fire is supposed 10 have originatsd
nom spontaneous combustion OF the goods
stored there
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L'lR sAIE-A small CIR Gerry orr will be
l. sold cheap. Also. THRtE ROOMS for mt.
Real Estate Broker office 1853 sth street west near
i street north. mar AIT
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ECRRFET-A private family in .ieor gctown viii
L rent enc handsomely furnishe1 front RUDM
with be ard, 10 lady and gentleman For car Is of
address apply to Box G42 Post ONCE, Georgetown
NH
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L'OR ,RENT-A large and commodious FUR
NIsHED HOUSE in Georgetogn, sitlatei on
Reall street, first door west OF Christ Church.
The house has been newly psinted and put in com
rlete order, and contains fourteen rooms besides
tern we'll, and Potomac water in the house, and
gas. There is large lot attached to it. Apply to
No. 33S ST., near 10th up stairH,
NH l7-6t< WASHINGTON, ID G.
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Toilet ARTICLES, PER EMERY, 6c.-Ail
parties ces'IlnR drug, 'ancy Goods, perfumery
and toilet articles would do wei, TO see the ad-
yPrtiSru"nt OF .. Posw ", who has at his
store, At the corner of 9TH street and Maryland
avenue, n splendid assortment of tina ab,ys ar.
GCles. Here, too. may b. obtained the rueti.
Gated cough csndy, which has ever proven
eFee;aye in ccuRhs, colds aud bronc hisi affec.
tons. see advertisement
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B,wB LEwIs& co au,,ious.r.

427 sere''ih street, befirsen g asd II streets
M " FEoroaRAPHIo ALBUMS, Pho
9, t9trspsio Family BibleN Books, etLtIousFys
flarS obs, cloehs, wstch-s cold and Platsl
s.FIp,S Sora sno silver Pencil Cases dss rAbts
n,a sh.n,, Pal tnE, Acc IN gr,yinss an. ~ To-
cock 70 be ccntiausi every eve niux 81 q a.
s'rr until the waos stock Amounting Z, ose4
. Od0 No.th Of &C ds shall be sold At The stapo
aH1 7th strest. .hetweS n q AM sta
r. GODS open for exam uaron aod ct private
nsh est wBLEwIs q CO., Auess,
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SAFETf OF THE s1RBhNkS--"e are glad
10 say that tie st amer Fairbanks from New
York, concerning whose safety considerable
spprt h. nsion WAS felt as she was overdue has
reached her wharf at Georgetown in safety
Sh.' was otlay ed by getting aground in Chssa.
rsake Bay in thick heavy fog, and It is an ev-
ic.nce IF her strength aud good qualities that
ff' Ugh aground for five day. not the slIghte [
damage Was done TO shin or cargo
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YESTERDAY MORNING. the Grand Lodge
q. q. +, headed by Deputy Grand Master
Ja1 Ii. II Eomopsrop a, titand Warden I'm
J. Brow, and accompanied by Washington
Looge, No 6. in full regalia, tended thp
Ass mtiy's Churt h, where the funeral sermon
OF the late Thomas g. Dom. Esq was prea he'd
by he pastor. Rev. T. Il Metals.
in TIE afteruooD, trisnd hip Lodge, No r.
i. 90 +, ard Tru=carora Tribe, l. o. R. nj ,
II, ceeded 10 Christ Church. Navy Yard w mere
thR It ctor, Kew. Mr.. Mnrs L., after reading ths
Episcopal uneral service, raiivrr-d al appro-
pirate disco urss upon The death Of Dir. William
T. Scott.
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AUCTION SALES.
FOB orHss Auction sALls arr Isc P1e1
vHts AFTER NOON AND Ta. M. .l-
BY Tnos ooSLIsa Auction.er.

ny IEVn DUSLINE AuctonNcr.
6oorgao,cn, q c
4 HAfC4Rf ssLs " VALUABLE INPkoy .
" ID ! aoPSkfT or BIGH srRssf, II q 40 AN.
foSk 10 psrsUa.ee OF decree oftce san.-
Noaff OF The District Of Colu bic. sis.ir in -
msce IN the csusr Shertis Joseph Them vii an4
en-, taes are seIndsnts shsil q 1t pa sIio s.c-
t,on Wtee highest deer on MONDAY, the fist
pr,n ises tie south half OF lot number ssvss
with the w .rCvs ents thereon
fsr pr rsrts fr ts .boat 20 feet Ga the east do
OF sish ftrset above West street a1d .-tsDds
Ia about 80 feet, ard 10 improved bY q SrisS
Heusa tro snd enc hA'f et.r,es high
3 90 n b paid st the tins of sac and the balSaco
{" be paid within ten Gays ATT said sals.
C"sNeS Sncips And ia ups ~ the OF psuss u IT,
pcrcheoF W JONES T-ustAe.
TeH-ec&ds THOMAS DOwLIN4 Auok
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| L'uR BETA l-rg. BRICK HDrSE on High
street GEORGETOWN; suitable for hotel, boar l.
particulars inquire at No is7 18th street. hatw
| ard +, between | and o clock. iS-StS
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TOR RENT-. PABLO and FIVE BED ROOMS,
L all newly furnished Meals can be hal at all
hours. Apply at the Hoboken Hotel. corner of
Il tn street and ppnna mar -3tt
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L'0R RENT.-Fart of q fine large show room in
one ofthe hest locations on Pennsylvania av-
enue, suitable for any Mind of fancy business. In
qure a the Star Office mar lt-3t'
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CoLORED FUNBRAL.-The large procession
Of colored men Yesterday afternoon was com
] osed Of two kindred associations, known as
: I he Sor s of Levi" and " rhe lsl,n Young
cor course Of UOTner, children, and other man,
were laying the last sad ,ributs to the rem ,ius
OF their deceased brother. Alexander Barton.
He was buried IN the F-enezer chur n ground
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

LOB sALILSpco extra eheies hardy xvsr
Wisisr SsCi snssiss. orsas. .nd Lemon fross.
PnrleI Piants &e OrnsmsnHa ,uts ee 10 SarqHSs.
TIE collection oomprses the most celebrated kinds
Known In Europe or Ams,tce.
mhB In. 18th % cor. Of Il.
NOTICI.-For s.i., 500 ssss Of .. :. and horse
Hand S1DDLIB and BRIDLI8. Ivsiy 70 81: q.
JOHNSON, No. S5S Penn. avenue bet ~ and 9Th
VHO eUfL1R9-fIye cases BOLOGNA eAUg
i AGES new, In fell - eta. Per IL, without Soi
o ets. per pound. Rssasess extra.
W. O. MAReH ALL,
No. IL Second avsgas.
NH S-SaWSW Ne0 Tex
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I IsTof LErTEhs REMAINING IN TBEPosr
IL OEEIEI. a En- hi fllll II d e

Peraons APPLYING for letters in'the folio.ins
litt viii please SAY when they were odcsye;ssd.
otherwise they mar not receive them.
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LADIES NATIONAL tAIR.-The managers OF
thr Far have decided ~ Keep It open two days
IHl ger as will he seen by tha advertisement Of
= tr.siCeDt OF the ASS &c alton III another coll
II" n Graz musical entertainments ar. ar
ranged Tor this and Tomorrow evenings. an
ne spacious hall has been prepared for that
IufIose .
Sales OF articles on hand at auction and 9TH
srwiss " Ill take place al such II nes rs not 10
tltrr!.rp with the concerts
ne oarp"uteIs Of the Qnartermastsr's De
pertinent ON Situruuy contribu ed through
Il ell superintendent. ". +. Brown ESQ sey.
sniy dollars 10 tire + sir. Col. W. C. Freeman
: doiinIs, and Others through Mrs John -
senmrs forty dollars. Season tickets good for
kOGl lights.
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BOARDING..

ROARDING.-P Pleasant rooms and frst-class
- hoard, at So street, between 9Th and 2lst.
Terms $50 per month. mn 2l-lw
IL ROOMS fer families or single pcrsons, perms
nent or transient. Terms moderate. Apply south
west corner 2lst and II streets, near Pennsylyania
avenue. mar .t-3ta
NoTICE.-A few more TABLE B0ARDERS can
~ be accommodated at the European Hotel, cor
Breakfast7 to 9; Dinner l9,s 2; supper at o'ck
Meals at sll hours. NH l9-2w
NOTIOs Or and after Monday next, q. 9AU.
~ fI1R viii be prepared to receive regular TABLE
BoArders At Or ver week. JAIN
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L OR EXCHAEGE-30 ACRES OF LAND in a
4 high state of cultivation directly railroad
IS miles from New York city crop melted 8 80 last
year; beautiful site for a residence; win be
changed for 8 house in Washington.
MITCHELL & SON. Real Estate Brokers,
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LNOR RENT-A PARLOR and several other FUR
l. NISHED ROOMS. ut 3Is street north. Cap
itOl Hill: hlso. a salt of rooms and single room
Ut 44O street, three doors east Of 18th: Inquire
at the New York Hotel Office. Would soil the
Lease of the latter place. nh Is St.
ITO RENT-Nicely FURNISHED ROOMS, with
L Board, at sol G. street, between 18th and tith.
References ea changed. NH i7-lw
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On Monday, the 2lst inst, at u o'clock A. m =. at
the residence of her sOn-in-'aw, b. =. Reilly "
D.. Mrs. JULIA d. TIL MSON in the S,th wear
of her age, and for the las: sixtyfour years res
idert nf W. shin gton.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

Gone.
E Capt. HERRlcK's company Of 100
day men left us last Wednesday morning
for Davenport, where they will be
equipped and assigned to their regiment.
They were escorted to the Depot by
both fire companies, headed by the band,
aud by large concourse Of relatives and
friends, who gave them God-speed "
in many rounds Of cheers. We fervent-
" trust that all may be returned to us
safely. The company numbered, we be-
lleve, nearly ninety men. We had trust
ed TO the officers to furnish the roll oil
names for publication, but as yet we have
not received it.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

Hot.
cE The weather, the past week, has
been uncommonly hot for May-about
AZ torrid, indeed, as we are wont to ex
perience it in midsummer The roads,
too, are very dry and dusty, and for com
fort of travelling. at least, rain is much
needed, while crops would be the better
il we could have warm shower. Still,
grain is up we'll, and looking well, and
corn is coming through the ground fine.
ly. II crops equal the present promise
we shall have no cause for grumbling.
Since writing the above, we have been
BLESSED with the wished-ior rain. We had
a splendid shower on Sunday Evening,
lasting a couple Of hours, satisfying not
only the thirsty earth, but cooling and
clearing the atmosphere most delightful.
". 1t came at the RICH. time. and its
value to the crops cannot be overestima.
ted.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24
Accident.

Accident.
% We understand that john LRATH-
ERMAN, an old member of the Iowa
Ninth, who was wounded at Pea Ridge,
and discharged from the service in con.
sequence thereof, and who enlisted with
Capt. HERRIcK, for the 100 day service,
had his arm dislocated at the depot on
the departure Of the company for DAY.
export. He ives waving his hand to his
friends as the cars were moving of,
when his arm came in contact with a
grain spout running out from one of the
ware houses, near the track, dislocating
it at the shoulder. We believe be went
on with the company.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24
Runaway.

Runaway.
CI There was a terrific runaway up
Main Street en- Saturday, two teams TAX
ing fright at the explosion ola blast near
the bridge, where some workmen were
engaged sinking well through the rock.
The blast threw some Of the stones
among the teams hitched in that vicini,
~, frightening them. Two span, with
wagons accompanying, dashed up Main
street, with fearful speed. One team
became detached from their wagon op.
posite the Montour House, bu, continued
running with the whiffletrees striking
their heels, until brought up suddenly
by post in front OF r. CAMPBELL 3
building opposite the White House. One
Of the horses was badly cut and bruised,
The other team, with wagon attached,
continued running until pretty much
exhausted. when they were stopped,
without doing any material damage, we
believe. There WAS culpable degree OF
carelessness, IL seems to US, manifested
by those engaged in blasting. =
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

Having bargained the Guardian o flee
TO other parties. possession to be given
on the let Of June, and having large
amount due us on our books, we are
compelled to ask OF those owing US an
IMMEDIATE SETTLEMENT.
I've want to close up our business as
promptly % possible, and hope our
friends will heed this request. Come
friends, pay us what 10 due us.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

We are likely to have paper mills in
abundance throughout this State. Stilson
Hutchins, late of the Dubuque Herald,
and some other parties, are engaged in
the erection of mill near Cascade, Du.
buque County, and another is going up
at Cedar Rapids. Parties have also been
at Cedar Falls, negotiating for water
power sufficient for the erection Of sim.
liar establishment.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24
The Sanitary Fair.


r. The work Of organization
throughout our County, 10 behalf Of the
Northern Iowa Sanitary Fair, has been
very general. Quasqueton. always active
and most liberal in all that concerns the
soldier. has directed the labors Of her
noble Aid Society in this direction. Ha-
slston is at work. aud has already, we un.
deratand. raised something like one hun.
drsd and Fifty dollars in money. Fair
banks. Littlston. and Buffalo Grove are
also organised. and working heartily.
We hope our friends in Byron. Fremont.
Jefferson. Newton, DC, will also organ
Ire. and go to work a. heartily as posi-.
bic in the cause. Much can be done in
the month left US for work. and if all
Should labor As zealously rs we might.
Buchanan County will carry of the flag
which is to be presented u the county
outside Of Dubuque which deco the most
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24
Incorporation.


cF The prevalence of small pox in
our village, and the lack ofpower to deal
with those afflicted. in way to preserve
our people from the contagion, has stirred
up movement for the incorporation Of
the town. Ours is the only town Of any
consequence in this section Of the State.
we believe, that has not a village or town
Waterloo, Cedar Falls,
Waverly, Anamosa, West Union, Cedar
Rapids, and Marion, are all, we believe,
incorporated towns, and, as such, are al ]
ahead of US in improvements Of streets
the possession of side walks, DC. We
don't think property holders in these
places are any worse burdsned with
taxes than ourselves, and we apprehend
that incorporation will increase our ex
penses very little, if any. 1t is estimat-
ed, indeed. that the money we annually
pay for road tax, would, ifapplied to the
of our streets, Gas it could
be if the town was incorporated) be
sufficient to make all the necessary i'm
rrovements in this direction. In cases
of infectious diseases, such as we ars now
the benefit and utility of in
corporation is manifest. Indeed there
is every argument in its favor. We hope
to see the movement for incorporation
succeed.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

The Ladies' Dress Reform movement
is rapidly extending itself in the East.
and many Of the mos. fashionable ladies
in New York have signed the pledge not
to buy any more silks. satins. velvets,
laces and other Injuries. In view oil
the fact that the last steamer which left
New York took out million and a quart
err in gold. it is apparent tina. such a
movement does not come too soon ior
the country.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

The Menagerie.
H Mabie's Great Menagerie and
Show, un Ter the general superintendent
Of our townsman, p. A. OLDER, will
give An exhibition here on the afternoon
and evening of Monday ofnext week
Besides rare collection of wild animals,
trained and unframed, there are also birds
Of beautiful plumage. The trained Ele-
plants, Monkeys and Kangaroos, as well
as the trained Poneys, will excite any
amount Of fun and humor. This is a
show which all may encourage. and to
which parents should by all means take
their children, for it will prove instruc
tive to them. Let everybody attend.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

ET We see, from the New York Til.
bune, that during the month Of April the
Fourth Auditor of the Treasury settled
1929 claims for prize money amounting
to $500. 933,76. The settling of these
accounts, as we'll as of all others connect
ed with navy disbursements, devolves
upon the bureau of which our townsman,
Judge TABOR, is chief.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

All accounts 60 to prove that Gen.
Banks's management Of the Red River
Expedition was most inefficient, and his
actions after the fight even cowardly.
We trust the Government will hold him
to strict accountability for his actions.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24
Marble Grave stones.

lg Walton and Logan, at their old
stand, will sell what marble they have
on hand, at a very little advance over
last year, which is twenty per cent low.
or than marble can be sold. for that is
purchased this season. They having
secured large stock last year, now is
the time TO save your twenty per cent,
if you want to buy Marble Grave Stones.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

Adjutant Gen. BAKER gives notice
that the time for recruiting the 100 day
volunteers will be extended to the 3Oth
inst. There is yet time, then, to gil Cap
tain Herrick's Company TO the maximum.
There is room for those who wish to go.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

Some Of the papers in the north part Of
the State are noticing discoveries OF beds
Of Peat, such as were recently discovered
in the neighborhood of St Paul. This
Peat is equal to Coal for fuel, and about
as cheap. Perhaps little attention to
the subject may discover beds Of it in
this vicinity.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

A fellow hurrahed for jeff Davis, the
other day, in the village Of Manchester,
and thereupon suddenly went to washing
himself in the Maquoketa. assisted by
few Of the citizens Of that patriotic viii
lage. He no doubt will hereafter keep
his " Democracy F" to himself.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Union meA Of Buchanan County are
requested to meet in Delegate Convention, at
the Court House in Independence, on
SATURDAY, JUNE IS, 1864,
at 2 o'clock, NJ, for the purpose Of selecting
eleven delegates to the Union State Conven-
ton. 10 be holden at Des Moines on the 7th Of
July.
The ratio Of representation will be one dele
sats for every township, and che delegate for
every 3 and . fraction ever IL votss. cast for
WV. n. 6roxE for Governor. The following
tsbls will show the number OF delegates to
which each township 10 entitled:
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24
Ala Seciety.

Ala Society.
~ The Soldier Aid Society will
hold amss.ing on Wednesday afternoon
and evening Of this week, at which
time there will b ice cream and other
rsfrsshnsnts furnished. Until further
ne.ics. the Society will hold meetings on
y On Wednesday afternoons and even.
ings. Let ell attend.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

Our townsman. L. W. HAST. Esq.. re-.
turned from Davenport. yesterday, and
reports our boys 10 good quarters. and
feeling well. He also brings news Of
The death Of Jonathan Haywood, Of the
0rsybsard rsgimsnt. 81 Rock Island,
whore the regiment has been stationed
guarding prisoners. "a
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

A safe in the Office Of the Danbury
and Norfolk Railroad Office at Danbury,
Conn, was lately broken open by some of
the organized gang of safe openers infss-
ting the country, and six thousand dol
lars taken therefrom.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

A. Hons.
~ We rejoice 10 see Lieut.. I'D. Gay
lord. Of the 9Th Cavalry, at home again,
looking IS hearty, and feeling as jolly
as usual. Ed leaves again tomorrow.
however, for the West. to take part in
the expedition against the Indians. May
luck 20 vith'him.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

We notice that the small pox is pretty
generally diffussd through the State.
Almost every one of our State exehang
es speaks of it as present in their vicini-
ty. The best precaution, let us say to
our readers, is to get vaccinated.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

Our advertisements encroach largely
on our space this week. notwithstanding
the fact that We have talsen tho liberty
Of leaving two or three columns ont of
this issue.