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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30
mR. ALLISON.

No member Of Congress can be true TO
himself aud to the interests Of his constit-
uenis without receiving the damnation Of
seoandrels. Especially is this The case
where be has made himself obnoxious to the
whisky ring ofthe country. The defrauders
Of the Government and men who are nat,
urally totally scrupulous in their means Of
warfare. Joe. Rhomberg. when he stated 10
one Of our citizens at tie West Unan Cons
sension that be woad furnish any amount of
money necessary IL defeat Mr.. Alison,
only displayed the lept'l and earncstness Of
hatred, and OF the hatred Of the whole whs>
Ky ring Of the country. The money has
been spent the district has been flied with
the most outrageous and siliainous charges
and misrcpre sen'ations; yet TO how little
purpose. The people understand too well
the source and Object ofthese Legations 10
place any - upon them. Bat aside
from this. they hayo been repeatedly dis
proven. We present to>day an article from
The Dubuque Times fully disclosing tie vii
famous character of the charges preferrsd
against him Mr.. Allison. We ask careful
perasal on the part Of any who may be IN
be !cas doubt with reference to the matter
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30
From the Dubuque Times, 18th.
MORE ABOUT THE LAST FAM.
RAlET.

In our somewhat lengthy article yester-
day We inadvertently omitted to publish the
affidavit OF Messrs. George Grand and L. =.
Rood, in relation to their employment by
the Dubuque Branch of.he State Bank, and
Siurges' Sons. We publish it to>day, not
because the Herald and its accomplices are
ignorant of the fact contained in this aslida>
VT, BIT because thew may have the .illainous
audacity to claim that the facts stated YES
tcrday are coutradic,ed by the form Of re-
ceips which Mr.. Aliison's traducers have at
various times paraded on the streets in Du-
bugue. Below is the afhdayit--it speaks
foriisclf:
STATE ef lora, Dubuque County,ss.
We, George Crare and L. Palmer Rood,
being first duly sworn, say: That we are
members Of the firm of Allison, Crane 4
Rood, attorneys at law that since the LIST
day If January. 1865, said Allison had had
no interest in the fees Of earnings Of said
firm, either directly or indirectly: that he
has not received, nor is he entitled to re-
ceise, either directly or indirectly, any por.
ton of the fees charged or collected by said
firm since that time that the only services
performed since tina, time By said firm Tor
J. a. Romberg were in Jafy, 1867, in OBJ.
tanning the extension of Seventh street, for
which lie was charged, and we received, the
sum OF S25 that is the only sum Of money
charged to or received from said Rhomberd.
either directly or indirec..,,,., since mat time
that in the matter Of The United States
aga;ns, the distiilery and other property OF
j. A. Rhomberg, pending in he United
States District Courtn the summer Of 1865.
were not employed by j. A, Rhombery, but
were employed by Solomon Siprges' Sons,
Of Chicago, and the Dubuque Branch Of the
State Bank Of iowa: and for our services we
charged tue two latter parties $3.50. which
was paid by said bank to US October Il,
1850, and no part thereofever went TO said
Allison, either directly or indirectly: nor did
he, nor will he, ever receive any portion
thereof, or any equivalent therefor.
GEO. CRANE.
7. Palmer Rnop.
Subscribed and sworn to before me BIZ
George Crane and r. Palmer Rood, this
18th day Of October, ie6s.
seal. Witness my hand and national
seal. WARDE. Massey,
Notary Public in aud for Dubuque Co.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30

All well informed persons through
out the State now consider tho
Amendments TO our State Constitu-
ton as morally certain TO carry at
the coming election. There are five
Of these Amendments, striking out
the word "white from as many
different sections. We trust there
are very few Republicans who will on
the day Of election deliberately refuse
to vote for this change in our .anda-
mental law. !. is not &c. 100 late for
those who nave thought of doing SO
to revise their opinions, and TO con-
clndc ia this, as in other matters, 10
yield to the will Of the majority Of the
party, and, better still, place them
selves on the record on the side of
justice, liberty, and progress Oh this
great question which SO intently con-
Germs the rights Of us all. II there
are any who are still in doubt as to
how they should vote, let them at
once determine to east their ballots
for the largest liberty, and, ii they err
AZ all, thus err on the safe side. avoid
ing even the appearance Of injustice
to The humblcst Of Gods ere ,ures.
Fellow Republicans! These Amend
ments sil be aaohtel. All tie signs
point IN that direction. Let us then
for the credit Of our State, for the
unity and harmony Of the inyincihlc
Republican army OF Iowa, make il ms
nearly unanimous as possible. II
these Amendments could run right
along with the vote for Grant and
Coliax, having some thirty-fye or
forty thousand majority, it would be
the proudest Victory 10 justice and
the right ever won in any State. 1t
would show degree OF intelligence
ard a love Of equal rights and fair
play that would cause The name Of
Iowa to be honored in all lands where
oppressed humanity still struggles TO
BE- frec.-Buiiagtoa Wa,ektye.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30
ADDREsST To THE REPUBLICANS
OF IOWA.


orficK ErrrnLfcAs STATE cEs. Cox.
Repwbiieass n fora -
The triumph Of tie Na'iana, Union
Republican ticket is now assured, be.
yond a peradvenslre. The wave Of
victory, which WIS set in motion IN
the East, has rolled steadily West
ward without a single break, gaining
strength viii, every step ii its prog.
fcss. Vermont, Maine, Connecticut,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Ne
braska, have all recorded their earnest
protest against the repndia,ing and
revolutionary ideas ofthe New York
Convention. Dishonesty end rcyolu-
ton find no arpaoval IN the popular
heart.
But two weeks now remain for
work. In his time let there be no
relaxation Ct the earncs'ntss and
spirit which have prevailed the Re-
publican ranks from the inception Of
the campaign. The assurance Of sue
cess is APT 10 baget apathy and indiff.
ercnce. Our greatest adversary is
tie certainty OF our overwhelming
triumph. But we must remember
that We are lighting, not simply for
Aaceess, but for the greatest possible
success. The moral effect Of our Vie
tory viii be N exact proportion 10
our majority. Let us not be content
with drawn battle or q partial sue
cess. but pnt the enemy to utter rout
and drive him from tile field Of bat
ile.--Now Is the time TO decide, for
ever, tic question OF National honor
and the supremacy Of the National
Government. Now is the line to
show that neither the majority Of the
people, nor respectable fraction 81
! the people, synpatllize with tic men
who would rcpudiatc the sovereign
laws OF tie land and tampcr with the
piichted faith Of this great Nation.
| As in 'Gi aud 'G4 we were called up
on to choose between Union ana Dis
| union. 80 in GO we are to decide be-
tween Peace and Revolution. rs enun.
cia,cd by the chosen leaders Of tic
two great parties. Fortunately FOR
US these ideas have nearly the same
representatives now us then. The
loyal hearts Of the country are follow
ing the same leader; the revolution
AIRY party is under the same guidance,
recognizes the same master spirits.
Ifrofa oil parts III the State come
most cheering assurances. Iowa will
redeem the pledge Of her delegation
10 the representatives ofihc party in
the My Convention. - Shall We no,
increase il? Is it not worth our
while 10 aspire TO the honor Of being
the banner State In this Lrcat con.
4est. A little more work o slight
effort on the part ofcyery Republican,
4 little persuasion with the doubtful
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30

and wavering, and we may place our
selves BY the side Of VERMONT, the
star Of whose Rcpnllieauism never
SETS
let there be ne wavering upon the
suffrage amendment. II is TO be
hoped 'ha, hot single Republican
VIII be found hostile e its adoption.
II IS OF vital importance % tie party
IN this State that tie measure le cag-
iied. Remember The Republican plat
form declares II cardinal principal
OF our political faith that the "rights
ofthe ballot, the protection If the law
and equal justice should be given 10
all men, irrespective Of color, race, or
religion" Thus defeat Of the
suffrage amendment is 4 defeat Of one
OF the acknowledged principles OF the
party, and leaves the result partial
triumph. Give your intluance and
your vote In favor of making The sue
cess Of our ticket complete. Let our
State, as II now has the opportunity,
be the first to declare, by the vote Ct
the people, that upon her soil there
shall be no caste, or exclusive privi-
leges. Let us strike from our statute
book the last evidence Of our subject
ton to the slave power, and gather
the last fruit Of our victories in the
field.
The 9Th of the present month il
the last day for registration. See
that every Republican vote is regis
tered. Guard against fraudulent vo-
ting. Vote early, and devote the re-
mainder Of the day to the work OF
bringing TO the pole, those, who, from
indifference or inability, would stay
away.-Give tho day to your country.
Seek out every one within the sphere
Of your influence, and see to it that
he votes, aud cotes the rhole ticket.
If every Republican will do his
duty, we will establish an impartial
constitution. and give fifty thousand
majority for Grant and Colfax, and |
Peace.
II, MELENDY,
j. S. RuNNELs, Chairman.
&anrafovv
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30
THE BANNER STATE.


"We regard it as quite doubtful
which State will give the largest ma
jority on the Sd Of November. Some
may think it will bc Kentucky, others
Massachusetts, others Iowa, but we
are inclined to believe it will be lii
nois. The prospect is that
Illinois will be the banner State. Iowa
may push close to MS, but it can't 90
so high amongst the tens of thousands
=. the Prairie State Chicago 1ri6.
nae, aist.
Yes, Iowa will crowd yon closely,
and it will push among the higher ten
thousands SO ambitiously as to reach
the flag Of honor; and more too, will
have the, additional glory Of floating
tile banner AS the first State Of the
sisterhood to recognize Gods law OF
the equality OF all mcn.--Reyister.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30
-''-s-7-
GEN. SiGEE.

In q recent speech at Turner'S
Festival nj Morrissina, N j., be closed
with tile following declaration: Il
should rejoice to know that the Turn
crs would vote with the party whose
principles are like their own, and who
are for EQUAL RIGATS FOR ALL
MEN.n
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30
EXECUTORS SALE.

NJ Office is hereby given thai the undcrsign
IN Cd Executor ofthc Estate Of Manassah
Reeves. decd, will on the 18th day VI Novcm-
Der. 1868, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, at the farm Of
said deed, three miles northeast OF lndepcn.
denee, Iowa. sell ut Public Auction . large lot Of
household goods, and Farming utensils, q two
years old colts, Yoke u Oxen, Two Horse
Wagon, New. Light Wagon, A large lot OF
Wheat, Oats, Euckwheas and Corn. Cows, 8
Hciiers, Steer. 4 Calves, l Pr. Bob Slcighs,
Picws. Drags, A.
Terms OF sale will be as follows: All sums Of
ten dolnrs or under, to be cash in b nd. MI over
that aneut, -four months time win DO given on
note wit. approved security and drawing ten
per cent Int. Independence, Iowa, Oct. goth
1865. wv IT, N H. - -
q WshuDDIcK,
l77sw Executor.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30
WANTED.

The Republican press will confer 0
favor upon lost and bewiidered
party by giving gratuiions insertion
to the following advertisement:
Wan,ed-A Democratic candidate
for President. No Democrat need
Apply.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30

Hon. +. c. Wilcox. Psesidesi. JohnH. Camn.
bell, lice President; Hon. J. i. Woodward,
Ireasassr; WIN, IL Joslin, seer.ta,y !; Il. r.
Strong, Ge.l Agent. q S
Directors: Hon. r. c. Wilcox. John ii.
Campbell, J. Forester, Hon. IA. Clark, James
Sanders, 2. Stout, Hon J. s. Woodward. II. n.
Plane, L. J. Curtis, Vim. II, JosIin, {. Dewey.
3. Miller. 8a 8s8 # H. EEL. 80
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30
ESTRAY NOTICE.

FROM tho residence II Nicholas Mas, Jssmp
Iowa, dark bay Mare, with ono slit car, ono
white hind les, white stripe in face and slightly
spawned on one Of hind logs; ono yssrling,
chestnut, sorrcl colt, three white lcgc and white
stripe in the face.
Any ono giving information Of the same viii
Cd ! ltsblyfewaeded.
NicIIOLASMAAS.
Sc pit. 20, lscs. Il54w.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30


VAN BENNETT, the little god of
Iowa Democracy, who made such All
inelorious retreat from his appointed
join, discussion with Maj. Il. Young,
made another cowardly inn at CRU
nell, and since that time has failed to
put in an any Of the remaining points
Of the list agreed upon by tie two
gentlemen. No man has ever dis
appointed his party worse than this
Benne.t he is to-day the best
cussed man in Ills own camp OF any
person ever on the political boards in
Iowa. Eight times he has craycnly
skullkcd away from discussions with
Maier Young, and now lie has aban-
doncd the field altogether. Wind is
good thing to run bellows with, but
il Is an lmsabstantial affair for The
champion Of q party TO run on. This
political aixenturer is dead. He
forced himself upon his party, hoping
to atone for reputation and ability by
the use 81 his wits, but he has failed
even III this for want Of capital. Fare
we'll little lVan! You're a used up
sham!--Des Moises HeQiste,..
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30
TAXI PARTICULAR NOTICE.

mr. BE sure and Send Money BY Regis.
tsrra letter, whom possible. In some in
stances Country raslnas.sys have refused T.
forward letters 70 US, snpposias that our busi-
Enterprises, &c. ,aitl ough it has been over and
over declared lawful by the legal authorities.
This action il inrtignt BY the Jealousy Of
Country Merchants. In ease any Postmaster
should ngain decline TO forward letters. SEND
lBf EXPRENs.
We cannot be responsible for money lost, IN
less some precautions are taken to, insure it,
safety,
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Send your ADDRESS in full, Town, County and
State.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30
TERMS TO AGENTS;
Certificates giving complete description
lrticlc. to be sold for One Dollar, will be sold
he rate of TEN CENTS EACH.
Fora club ofThirty land $500,


Fora club ofThirty,and $500,
The persen sending 1t can have their choice II
the following articles as their commission 20
yrras cotton cloth, Harris Cloth Pants Pattern,
Splendid Bowie Knife, Lancaster uuilt Engrav-
ed Silver Spoon Holder, Pair Ladies' extra
qual;sy Cloth Beots,friut Dress Pattcr Worst
ed B.eakfast Shawl White Linen Table Cloth.
set Of steel bladed, Knives and Fork sset OF Sill
yer Plated Forks, Embossed Table Spread, Eic-
giant Engraved Silver Plated Geld Lined Goblet.
Violin ami Bow, Fancy Dress Pattern, Elegant
SILK Beaded Parssel, 100 picture Morocco Pho
topraph Album, Elegant Ivory Handled Span
glel Sllk Fan, One dozen large size Linen
Towels, Fancy Baimoral Skirt, Ladies' Morocco
Shopping Dag, iioneyeoiab Quilt. ALEXANDRIA
Quilt, Ladies Solid Cold California Diamond
Ring. Gents Plain or Engraved Gold Ring. 90
carrots hne,j Ladies Solid Black Walnn. Writ
ing Desk. I.udies' Fancy Black Walnut Work
Box, Cottage Clock. One Dozen Ladies Linen
Hanakerehiets, extra quality, or One Dozen
Gents linen Handkefchiefs.
For n Club OF sixty, and sc.Nc,
One Of the following articles: 10 far,s .saee.-
ing, Harris Cloth Pants and Vest Pattern, Pair
Honyeomb Quilts Cylinder Watch, Double Bar
rel Ride Pistai, Fancy Cashmere Dress Pattcrn
Thibet Shawl. Three Yards Double width Wa
terproof GiaakiAs, Four Yls. Wool Frocking.
Set IF Lace Curtains, Ladies' Double Wool
shawl, Silver Plated Gard fasktt, Splendid
Engraved Silver Plated lee Pitcher Engraved
Silver ri ted Teapot, lOo-pieture Turkey Nor
occo Photograph Album, Lancaster Quilt. Al
pacca Dress Pattern, Engraved Silver Plated
six bottled Revolving Castor. Pair Gents Calf
Boots, Splendid Baimoral Skirt. Set Of Ivory
Handled Knives, with Silver Plated Forks.
Rosewood Frame Brass Alarm Clock, Pair VI oil
Wool Blankets. Splendid Ecnied and Lined
silk Paragel Ladies' Splendid Morccce Travel
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30

Every vote given for seymour AMI
Blair, On Tuesday mex, will DC vote
for the Reconstruction Of the Southern
Coniederaer. Every FEDERAL soldier
vino votes Iar Seymour will declare in
eject that the rsbels against whom he
fought xere rigid aud that ii yel4n-
tali'.y taking tl,eif lives upon The field
Of battle he VAS murderer. Is an.
Federal soldier prepared 70 MAKE this
admission
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30
Independence Nursery,

- tho Independence Nursery, one mile west
O this City. may be found . good ASSORTMENT
o. Apple Trees, Morrsllo md Early Richmond
Cherries, Plum Trees. Rod, yellow mud Tran.
ssendcnt Crabs honghten Seeding Gooseber,
sics, ID Elk Cap and Psrple Gaze Raspbcyries.
Grapes. currants. koses, Elowsrinxs Shrubs.
Evcrgreens and everything in the knrsosy liuss
J, 4. BOECK.
PhorH.Ifoe.
iSaE sf issKtke8Fg
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30

Tie De,nocsacy Of this district, knowing
there is nothing ~ the principles Or p.iic,
Of The EeD.ll;lap 5sii, iisitl car lie success
fully a. allied. n ii sisiss eftisir oxn party
! thai will hear examination ~ diseassion,
are attempting u ds,eli the public Attentions
md ccnapiieaie DE issues 9! tie campaign
IL fEe noAl INSCRIPTIONS aud utterly false
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30
Probate Notice.

Probate Notice.
STATE OFiOWA.
BaeAanan Gousty, -.
~, 10 the County Court Of said County.
~ III y heirs Lexatees and all persons inter-
ested y ths win ami Estatc Of Mary Ann
Lawson, deceased.
lou and each Of you are hereby notified
that on Monday October 9TH, 1858, the last viii
and Testament Of the said Mary Ann Lawson.
deceased, was opened and in open Court pub.
Iciy read. Tho time for proving said viii
was then fixed blythe Court, 10 be on Monday
November "a, 1868. At 10 o'clock, A. n, and
tnat sesess yon appear and show csusc, 81 that
time, y any You have, tho samo will be proved,
allowed, admitted to Probate, and Of Record,
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court
Ut oiilce IN Independence, this 9TH day Of Oct.
A. D. 1868.
L. s.. WI, BARTON.
lio1w. County Judge.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30

TIE New BoAaD tF HEARTH. If
we were constituted tic Board Of
Health; to guard against cholera the
coming season, our first advice would
be 10 have the blood in good condi-
ton. The only way this can be done
cflcctually is by usingJ. W. Poland's
Hunor Doctor. the sure cure for all
diseases Of the blood. Put up 10 large
bottles, and Tor sale by Geo. Snale.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30
For n club Of 100, ans $1,000,

Agents VII please take notice u this. Do not
send names, but number your cubs from ono up
wards. Make yeur letter. short and plain y
tnsxsttfa
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30

Seymour has taken the stump and
j. vomiting mus. anu ssiak. TIE 81
OF Noveu.ber viii give him a tho. ough
purgaiion.. lie will be afflicted as
vas a celtiin Confederate character
III Missouri 1t the oneuing Of The war,
when the bloody f'edcrals were on the
point Of attacking him.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30
REEERErICES-

I. y. Older, Independence L. A. Main, O.
7reasnres; !. J. Maviasss CO. Aeeosssr: Il.
Brewer, Cyssk DisG tasyi Non. Z. ". Hart,
Hen. ". q. nonnan. State .Senasor: 4. l..
French Co., Cedar Falls; Judge james Burt,
Mh judicial District; Hon. w. b. Allison. VI
q Bird Diet; New. Father Eostc.: Samncl n.
Watson, cashiye Firss KssMx. 4. AZ, VIM =,
Hon. Alex. :nzh,S &ala1sIth x.v.f :.
5aA-Tiia. Natsflso. ~.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30
ALAsr WON ..

As this il the last issue Of the BEL
LETIs before election, we desire 10
urge npon the Republicans of Bac'ian.
m the Importance OF activity on Tues
day next. Every township committee
SHOULD see 70 it that teams are pro-
vided to- sfias All tho sick, lame and
lazy to the polls. Let us IL possible,
poll every Republican vote in Bu
chanan county. The issues are Of no
ordinary importance. !, is 10; mere
ly a question Of political policy, bit
rather Of patriotism. ltis the closing
battle between loyalty and treason
The Southern Confederacy, whipped
on the field Of battle, is maxim. lis
las, desperate struggle for victory al
tie ballot box. It's success on the
battle field wonld have bern no more
disastr oas to the country than is
SUCCESS now At the ballot box. Io.a
crowned herself with glory in the
conflict OF arms. She must and viii
emerge from the conflict Of ballots
with shining crawn Of Liberty
EQvaL RfGnTs To ALL MES, high or
low, RIGA Or poor. white or black.
We ought not only 10 put our seal OF
condemnation upon every effort oil
the enemy 10 revive the Lost Cause,
but ALSO 10 upoot from our constitu-
tion every relic Of the " barbarian OF
slavery" The black race OF America
have been proclaimed free; they have
been declared by Law. citizens of the
United States; they are entitled by
their citizenship to the ballot; they
have proved themselves wortA. Of
the baiioi by their devotion 10 the
fias. by their faithful ess 70 onr M
tianai interests, AMI b. iheir eifaris
70 elevate themselves III thu scale If
manhood. Above NIL, il is their "a
cred right, aud every man WHO votes
10 derive i'iem of il, SIMPLY raises
his hands in defiance Of Almighty
Justice. lie simply invites those
vii ,m nainr. ilas made Ills inscllec
taal or i.syral 81. errors to snatch from
him the rights he denies the despi-ed
rae, for any argument be can apply
to then, might be adiaced with equal
cegency by his. supe,iors with refer
encc TO himself. Lc, n be trac men
true to the foundation principles Of
our G.veIiu.snt. As .cnaDciated in the
Declaration OF lntlcrensience--true
20 THE higher ard better teachings OF
our minds aud licarts-true 10 human
ity and Justice t,s,c 10 all the noble
Readings o. the champions OF Liner
Is.
Let no man, no matter what his
politics, WHO believes IN a Republican
form III Gov; rnR,rn; and ia equal
and exact justice to al men. vote
against the constitutional amend
meats.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30

Ir ~ WE'LL KNOWN to many Of our
first-class physicians, OF what Whit
Pine Compound is compounded; and
is freely recommended BY them ~ dis
eases Of the Throat, Lungs, Chest,
and Kidney, troubles. Az 4 medicine
il acts the part OF the Good sasnaai-
LIN. Sold " George Sinalr.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-30

Seyinogy, the great leader Of the
hosts oi rebellion, like Lee a; The battle
cfths wilderness, has thrown himself
at the head 81 his forces for q Jas,
desl q ate eilprt to retrieve his faliia.
fortunes. Tie result will be tic came,
Grant viii dixie the enemy rell-meli
into their last ditch, ~llit.h il this IN
stance Milltbe Kentusks. There lci
them rest IN peace. Nobody desires
to enter the saerea precincts oi that
Confederate Paradise TO Stir mp tile
takes .ft;reanl brimstoae.