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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

A quantity efgrain and hay was hurseA
on the farm d NJ p. Robertson, ea Tues.
day, the 18th inst. The grain was in shsl
situated nesr the house and it is supposed
that sparks from the house set ere 10 tue
straw scattered about, resulting ia the
distraction Of shed, gran and hay. Mr. Nc.
Milan is tic loser.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28
In Bankruptcy.

AseyGuEE'S N0TIcE:--Ia the District
Court Of ths UaitsA States Tor the District oi
Isua, N Baakssptsy. q Dubu4us. On ths
scth day Of July, 4. y. less.
"a wioH il nay COsesys The sHlsssigs-
- kershy sives sstise q his appsiatasst q
Assignee sf ths aststs a Joha y. DsaaAsii, sl
Quasqustor, In the County u Buchanan. -
Stats o. iowa, Ia said District sad vhs he.
been sAjudgsd . bankrupt upon his era ps4i
ton iy the District Court Of asid distsiet.
ALoXZO CRAGIS; AssigSse.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28
Shcrtn's sale.
n. p. BENSON
Isdepsndsnee, Aug. 7ssh, SO.

ny virtue Of On Eyscutica issusd ont q end
DunAcr tbs seal Of the District Court of Blu
sbsnsn County. Iows, in favor o. Cooley.
wsdsvosth = Co.. snd sgsisst the lands sud
tspsnsnts Of Jchs Csmesop, Ihs~s levied up.
on tbs following Asscsibed property. Viz:
- az % AZ, Sec 81. Tp. -. Range 10, wsat
Of ths Sfth principal nssidiss. No rsde~Pt-
ion, y.
Wkish properly. - abess Described, will
~ ~ esls q Pablo Asse3eo, q tbs dsos =
he shlstes O1ss. yoSepeeleoes. lowe. =
essss4sy. sspteaAss Iwssty -eisth, 4. =
js4e. d tve o'clock ?; ~. - tss highest 10
~, 70 cettsfy ssS1 kxacutios end oSsts.
yOHy 4. DAVIS, Sheriff
StsriGs 0&ce. Isdspsndesos.
August sytt, Taos.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28
Executive COMMITTEE.

Our Madison friends are vide awake aud
declare that theirs shall be the banner town
ship Of buchanan County The Republi>
cans Of Perry win give them strong pull.
Four live Grant clubs are new fully organ
ized 10 this county. What ,oxnsLip next !
Where are Byron and Liberty and Fairbank
and Hszleton--and oil the others Repub-
lieans, organization pays let no township
remain without organization Of some kind.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28
SSIIza| SIS
HALLS
vegetable Siciian Rair Remover

Er~ry veur incs.rWe ca thr Hop%s.
iarit1 ~ this valuable Hair Prep.
arWti0ss, trAich Is dMs 10 ANesjS
stont< Ne cdn ussWrc our Olt1
pttf'Oms that IL Is kept fully tsv to
its nigh st0ssss0rd< and - those
0too A0rc NSt'er aS00 e tre con
csmrssNssy saN, rat - - the only
stteaoSs and perfected prepare
item - s.sstors GlSAY or FADED
MA0R 70 IT, v0utAfnl color. maxi
fsH e sor. J.tssrosss, and stlksM !;
the scaiI,. ~ tts vac. SecOsmee
schifc assd cSeSss q reUsocse all
e.rptions aAd dandrw6, amS ~
80 sOxtc propertiss Prersssss ~
wi0tss sssd moWsfshee tie Aa1p
glands. BY its use the ANtr grove
thicker aud stronger. IN o0lslnAr
Il resferss the eaNillerr 0l0sas
IL their n0rns0S ci0Or, assa HiII
create q new 0rosVeA oDceDt IN
srtrSsns oid age. IL - eto meet
economical 0AlM DRESSING
ersr used. ~ q reQsstrSs fesees
npptisatiems.. sss6 gree tie Aatr
fhat sp!sndtd Psoesv appearance
= snwcA "ce"Sret ~ aM. 4. 4
Noes. says. "ths coSsst!sessts ere
ArcelSsMt quality, aud / cOasistSv
It fAs = E1'r PRkls AIsATlON ~
tts intended pSwrlpeDss. We pssb-
iiah = treatise en- lAs hatr, W'hicA
~ sssni /rss ~ sN0tI Mp0sl 0ppIt-
csotCss, scAicA cOMt0iSs6 cUnS0sese-
d0oorr NOticSs from eler0vnton,
f,hvslcS0sss, tie press, AND othey.A
We Aare sssade the study ef ~
Assis s'sd ~ s1tsaasss q specially
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28
SMERIEE,s sale.

Dy virtne Of an Execution issued ont Of and
Dunder the Seal Of the District Court Of bu-
chansn County, Iowa, in favor Of Clark, Sulii-
an l. Co, aud against the lands, and teaemenb
Of John Bessy, Ihave levied upon the following
described property, viz:
Lots 8, 1, block 10, Bulr Add. city Of isde-
peldence, Iowa. No redemption
Which property Ms above described. I will Of
fer for sale at public auction, 81 the door Of the
Shsriffs Office. in the city Of Ind ependeucs.
on Saturday, Sept. 18th, 2 O'clock r. n. Of said
day. to the highest bidder, to satisfy said k1s'
ution aud costs.
JOHN. A. DAVIS, Sheriff
Sherid's Office, In dependence,
July 3lst, iSes. ne-tW.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

STA RI OYIOWA, lry
buchanan c., iora, o..
To RICHARD II. SYLVESTER,
EpMrsp HARRISON,
EDGAR HARRISON,
j. w. Harrison.
foa are hereby notified that there is now on
file In the Office of the clerk of tho Dis
trict court, of Buchanan county Iowa. ape-
tition of the State Of Iowa, for She use oi the
school fund, claiming Of you Five Thousand
Dollars, money due on pronssory note, dated
October 18th. 1885, md also the foreclosure OF a
certain mortgage given to secure the payment
Of said note, OH tho following described lands,
tc.wit:
East half Of Sec 2, Tp 81, X 10 west and the
North west quarter OF Sec 90. TIP 50. X 10, west
and that nnless you appear thereto md defend
before noon OF the Second day Ut tho next term
Of the district court Of said county to begin aud
holden at Independence, on the 10th day Of Dc
t0ber, 1868, default will DO entered against you
amp pay menf rendered thereon
NJ. NJ. TRUMBULL,
DIRT. Atty, 9TH JuD. Disr.,
For Plaiutif.
STATE OF IOWA, :.
Buchanan County.
hereby order that the.Iabovc notice'be pub
lisLsd for the time prescribed by law, in the
Buchanan County Bulletin, q newspaper pub.
lishcd at Independence. in said county and
State.
EDWARD BREWER, Clerk.
By n. L. Smith, Deputy.
August 9th, 1868.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

Hr. }. u. Hodges wishss to inform al
those intending to buy Purs this fall, that
he il sill the Agsn, Of the North American
Fur Company, the largest manufacturers in
the United States, and Of whose goods he
sold so largo . quantity last year, and that
10 will open in . short time the most at>
.rs tive stock ever brought to thisSci,y, con-
sis,ing Of all ssy les Of Mink, Fitch, Sibsri-
az Squirrel, Sable Concy, River Mink, 10.
I
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

MARkErs.-Whsas is coming in with
great freedom An advance in preie has
occurred since last week, l.30 to l.3S is free
" offered. Butter Is; Eggs l23; Plans l.5f
per bushel.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28
RepsIlical Meetings a
lndcpcadcaee.

The State Central Republican CoCMissss
have arrssssd for the following mace meet.
ings 10 this city:
On FAIDAY, Ssrrsnska lsrH,
mO0. y. n. k0seoD,
'f" 0O0. 0e0Ey OsCo0nOf.
Or TvMSAY Evsnso, Der 2.rn,
Speaker, Hen. J. =. YoanG.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

The Democratic torehlights outnumLsaed
the Tanners, on Thursday srsning, which
would by no means have been TIE case had
there been any strife On the par, os,hs latter.
In appearance and drill however, thes. was
no comparison between the companies.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

PERsosAL.-Hon. s. j. ". Tabor formerly
Co. Judge and Treasurer of.his coYnty, and
now Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury. arrived
in town on Monday evening. and will remain
vet few dass.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

At Independence, Aug. Path, Adelaide,
daughter Of Rev "A u. Bush, aged one year,
seven months aud eleven dsys.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

A large stock VI The best Custon. Aads
Bsoss Just received BY J. +. Hodges.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

J.F. Hodges invites the attention Of the
ladies 70 his new stock Of Dress Goods,
consis, ing Of French Merinos, Irish Pop
Iins, Alpaca, Coburgs, &c, Of the newest
styles and finest qualities 70 be found In the
Eastern markets. I
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28
n.,.Sa,ca~ C,rc.is Ceavensisn.

There viii he Republican Circuit Convention
Reid in the Court Room. in Waterloo, on Thurs
day. S~ytember, 10th. ls6S, ccnvening at the
hour Of 5 q clock L. NJ, for the purpose o.
Placing in nomination. n candidate for Circuit
Judge for the "a Circuit Of the 9th JGdics Die.
,rict of lows.
The ratio Of representation viii he one delegate
for each county. aad for every ZOE or fractioa
Of ZOE over 50 votes cast FOR Gov. Merrill a: tie
last general election.
The several counties viii he emitted TO delssA-
ties rs follows:
Ruehausn County. Is delegates.
Blaekhawk County, IS
0rundy County,
BY order Of the central Committees Of The
above coan,iee.
J. l.. LOOMS,
Chairman Cen. Com. Buchanan Co
J. ". LOGAN,
E'hsrnNs Cen. Con. BlaekhaVk Co.
T. H. BECEAAS
Chairman Cen. Com. arau6y Go.
n. p. The Cenvension i Annsuoced to oou-
we've at the hour . eve designated, q the re-
guest Of committee Of Buchsuan county, in order
that the dsleeafee from thst county msy arrive
on the afsefpocu mail and return 90 the night
sRains.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

WiIcos, Chsslsy, Morse Co. viii receive
the isrges. stock Of Goods ever brought x
this City in about ten days.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

Remember that J. r. Hodges. makes .
specially Of keeping the tsss Clothing
brought TO this market. He is.now .Iscsiv,ng
his Fall and Winter stock, which in style and
quality surpsssss anything ever brought to
this p..es. 7
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

A bsau,ifsl assortment Of Oil Shades
cheaper shan ever, as the BasAAf.
Colby Brothers Baby Carriages ~ the
Boaaas.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

Those New Fall Goods have COMMENCED to
esivs ss Wilcox, Cbesley, Morse Cos
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28
Stsck ovgsnkailes Il lsdspen
deDco Insurance CO.

OvsIoE o. PEE IMDEpExpsscE Ira Co.
Ths Books will be open to receive ssbscrip.
tioas 10 the Suck Capital Of the Indep.n-
deuce Insuraacs Company. o. Or about the
II Il 0G1obse asxt.
. Capital Hloek N consist Of 100000. Que
Thousand 6hsrss Of 800 each. q Per cent.
Of the Cspi'al Sock TO b paid W IN Cash on
OF before June ist next.
wM. JOsLIN. eec'y.
AZ
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

Pursuant TO call, large number Of the
Republican voters of Washington township,
assembled n the Cour. House, on w-dnes-
Lay evening, the 26ih lnsi., for .he purpose
Of choosing fifteen delegates 10 lie coun,y
Convention.
The caucus having been called to order
by J. S. Woodward Cha rman of Township
Committee, on motion, Jed Lake w.s called
TO the Chair, aud J. u. wsar appointed
Secretary.
:. plan Of action was then adopted
whereby the preference Of the caucus for the
several candidates vas to be sscerta ined
and she delegates appointed accordingly.
4 direct vito Vas then taken By ballot
f,r the purpose Of ssceriaining the choice
II the caucus for candidates 70 be supported
nj the Convention, Is folloss
CHOICE FOE roScKEssMAS.
wn. B. Allison. 1903; +. c. Wilcox, 10;
:. X. Graves, ?.
ron CLERK o. THE COURT
". l.. Smish, IVY brewer. ID scattering,
).
FOR RECORDER.
J. Hollett, l03; .. B. Cutter, IL.
The COMMITTEES appointed to make up a
list Of delegates reported as follows:
Jed Lake, n. h. Sanford, J. L. LOOMS
=. c. Little, Geo. ". Bsmis, II. z. Huntsr
:. II. Campbell, J. s. Woodward, David
liill, D. D. Holdridge, L. J. Curtis, Ihos
Sherwood, G. W. Lille, r. j. Marinns, b
s. Lee.
On motion these delegates we're insirue,
ed 10 Csc al houorAble means 10 secure III.
nomination Of the candidates indicated a
the choice Of the cnucus.
On motion adjourned.
JED LAKE, CH'M.
j. N. NRART, SEcr.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28
INDEPENDENCE INSURANCE CO.

The Independence Insuanee Company
will soon b. entirely rsorganised under the
insurance la~ passed 1t the late session Of
the Legislature. Il proposes capital Of
$Io0,ceo for the present. No doub, this
amount viii be speedily taken and the rsor.
ssnizsiicn affected before the hrss Of Mo-
vembes.
This company is something to b proud
Of ~ = local enterprise. IL Affairs have
been conducted with economy and bnsinsss
tact; lis Losses have been paid with com
msndAble promptituds, and its operations
sLrougho1, have inspired such confidence
10 the public mind that its business has
rapidly increased and it has now become %
firmly planted that no one need ask better
security from Losses BY Ere, Wind AID light.
ming than il affords.
We trust iis management nnde. its reor.
saniza,ion will prove - successful ~ here.
tofors.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

Flosencs sowing AaeAines 81 sAs DssAAs,
J. p. Sampsoo ! Co., Aga.
New and choice Books always 10 b fosad
81 the BsaAar.
Blank Books and oil FERNS Of Blanks .,
the Bazaar
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

Wall pspoT .. reduced rates At the Da
Haav
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28
NJ ]. Z. Hodges Nishes 70 inform

Those Psssseopic Specs u The BasaAr
ere splendid. Try tbsm.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

Fros ~ sssidsses ia shis city. on the I'll
Of August, . light red Gov, 5 yssrs old
Wits face, brass knobs on horns, rop'
around her horns, when she sxayed. An
inforsasion Of THE sstrsy will b thankful!
e>csivad
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

j. l.. LopHir EDITOR.
-
FRIDAY. AUGUST 20. taos.
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. y. 8. GRANT,
Of Illinois.
roK yfcS rRsSiDLsT,
NON. SCHUYLER colFAx,
Q. Indiana
For Secretary cf State,
ED WRIGHT.
For Auditor OF state.
JOHN. A. ELLIOTT
For Treasurer Of State,
SAMUEL 4. RANKlN.
Tor Register Of State Land once,
CYRUS CARPENTER.
Per Attorney General,
HENRY UCONNOR.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28
Special Notisss.

1o00 0e0A11y
Has Just received lAses ssoch ofsAs lasssi
end NEST fashionsbls goods direct iron New
! FORK, he Anos selection Of Broad clothes,
eassimsrs and vestings ever bassghs to The
markets also imported heavy Beavers
Frssch and English, which odsr - 1s
public - 6gsrss to eonpsaswish the shsspsss.
AL kinda Of gssmsass made 10 the Asss,
ss.lss.
fssieulas assssios rAid 70 sa.tug. Give
W eesll.
Joss HS3AaRgH
Independence August 26, g.
J. F. Hodges 10 now receiving the largest
aud inject stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing
Hsss, Gaps, Fur, Be-, ever brought 70 THU
oasket. Do.t 6Hii 70 drop in and sss them
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

The les. Odd Pens in The world, 81 the
Daxsas.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

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GLIB.
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PRoCEEDssGs OF CAuCus.

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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-05

the w!skcy me!e. bi!! veg passed ID ex
ecutivc session.
Adjourned
IIoUsE.--Thc bill authorizing the taxa
ton of the shares Of national banks was
passed
bill regulating tho deposit of public
money and providing that national banks
shall not be selected in places where there
is n treasurer or assistant treasurer, and
requiring public moneys to be deposited il,
the sub b-troasury. if there is one within fifty
miles, was passed
Several Executive communications wer,
presented.
The bill forfciting lands granted to South
ern States for railroad purposes was resum,
cd.
Mr.. Blame opposed the bill, as such, in
his Judgment, which ought not to be taken
when those States arc nurosrcscntcd.
Mr. Julian explained that the forfeiture
did not apply ,ocompletcd roads. lie add
cd: When the States came back in the
Union, as ;hcy would in few weeks, he
would favor renewing the grants.
AmedmentS were proposed excepting from
tho operations Of the hill the Nashville and
Decatur Company and the Alabama aud
Tennessee Company.
Without coming to n vcte, The House ad
jou'ucd
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poet of any immediate setttiement on
this question. a
From Mississippi,

JACKSON. January, 28.-ln convention,
Mr.. Anderson moved TO act upon the rcsig-
nation of Mr.. Orr, Chairman of the Com.
mittcc on Printing, rendered yesterday on
account of objections urged Hgainst-thc bill
reported. lie hoped the resignation would
not be accepted. My. Townsend offered
to give bond in 100000 TO do tho work for
one onc-third what il is proposed TO give
the public printer, and when the chairman
of the committee brings in the report nj.
lowing such stcalngs as this one does. and
then offers his resignation because he does
desire the report TO be investigated, il
should he accepted. Orr's resignation was
accepted Nothing else was done to>dav.
A light snow has been falling since d, y.
III.
NicKsnUnG, january 29.--Sergcant Gil.
bert H. Bates, Of Wisconsin, who made n
bet to carry he stars Hnd stripes from
Nicksburg 10 Washington, nnarncd and
without money. started hence ut II a. m.
.Nn immense crowd, headed by the mayor
ami council and many prominent citizens.
with brass band, accompanied him ms far
as tho Grant-Pcmbcrton monument, where
they bade him farewell, with good lShcs.
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T.IE SITUATION. The Louisville JournUi
says: 1t is announced that the President,
has prcpa, ed, and is to issue forthwith, a
proclamnlpt iorhid'lng all officers Of the
army 90 have any communication with MIR
Stanton rs Secretary OF War, or TO obey any
comuaasls he n.nA is ne. Gen. Gr.n,. il is
very likely. will Is sue orders contrary TO the
proclamation for We don't suppose that he
knsws much about the extent of his pre-
negatives. Aud Congress, il is said, will,
il thc President issue 'hc expected procla-
nation and refuse all rec ignition of Stanton
as member Of his Cnbinc'. proceed at once
and vigorously TO mpcach n Id dispose him
snspeuding Or undertaking TO suspend his
official functions during tho tial of i'm
pcach,unut.
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1869.
The Fairfield Herald,
THE YRI-W REKLK NEWS.

~ ifoP'ie''rs OF mo above paperss
take pleasure in announcing TO their pa.
,ro,,.,,,, u, .;n ,;, a., ,,
y '' '"' - '"' 'e'' 'i'''-
papers IN the state, and also Of the
NEWS the oniy tri.weshiy paper in Tho
State outside of Charleston and C,,,m,;,
They offer thc hos, ;,J,nowo,,, .,
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From Atlanta.

ATLANTA, Jan. S.--Ihc convention
debated the relief question all day, and
finally recommi,tcd the ordinance on the
subject.
a general order issued to day, re-
moves n. G. Barnett, Secretary Of the
State OF Georgia, for refusing to ac
knowledge the authority Of Gen Meade.
The army officer detailed as State
Comptroller Is TO act also rs Secretary
ol State.
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From New Orleans.

New OnLEANs, Jan. 28.-Thc
steamer Indiana, of Louisville, for
New Orleans, ran aground on Mon
day at Island No. Fro, forty miles
above Vicksburg, and lies in d preca-
rious condition. The cargo is being
thrown overheard. F@ as3s
The convention is still at stana on
tho disfranchisement question
In debate yesterday the lie was
passed. There isno apparent pros
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