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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16

There viii be no horse parade on Tues.
day. The Independence Tanners will pa
rade in the evening.
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CpNIa@ AROIAL.
u och 1siapd Market.

NUCk lBLAND, september e.
FLaUR-Sprng Double Extra, ia bbls. -, 50 al
wholesale, aud fJ,lO at retail. Sacka, $3.50 al
Wholesale, and $500 n rctlil Loose, $50 at
halesal5, and g. 20 At retail
WEGAr-Eo. /, $40 No, ,, sloy. No 100.
CUuy-75atIo
O1rs--pl 50c, new 33,.
NyE-l, linltI5.
BtnLHY. $40. !, l,br. ~. ?, Li0
BEAsa-g naGt.jD
SAIL -Uu2,Ij per ha-rUl.
KEEosFu- wholesale, barrels included, 400
retail 60c.
HGHWiygs--Sl 3D..
P0rAfaE8--l,OO.
ONION -Iur rcr bu.
EG4s--iuc ddl.
Bulraa--S Very choice lots, for retailing, viii
bring aHr
PouLGE--Sprng chickens, -,yOaS3 per dor.
LANDS per 70.
HOds--F9r i've hogs f!ayc,
CArrLE-LiyJ weight. c4mmon, 5,jOat0o
Prime shipping h,oOpe 80 per hundred pounds.
HtDEs-Greon Country Sc green cured, IVei
green calf, l0ai2l'; lay hiu' lial7.i dry salt'
Ell, iJai2c.
hAr-praire tlooll per ton; Timothy l2oc
stl2.o0.
Wg4L- Oak O.. ju l., 600 IA oafu.
CoAL-At tho Coz, Valley Yarn, on tho Leyec,
coal IL sold AZ i3 rcu's, tho cost Of delivering 20
be added.
FROM teams in Market square, 81 / al cents,
LWf -py.. byron, 3 2u ror hoI. Rock leland
lime si1h rarh.'
Arwr>-aopsu, Ig, ontur l,5u per b1.
TEuUas l"5og.oD per h"A,
"ata..,l.,co aa..us 5,noa., oo por
Iya>..,.- 20 per t1.
warm Neutrality-suspicious. 100
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By Telegraph.
nRponrkp ron rnE nAnY ARaUs.

LgAyGSwoGrL KS, Sept. "A special
from the Hayes City Conservative says: 4
party Of Araphocs and Cheyenne indians
mede a dash on Fort Dodge this morning,
.ae Bra, but were driven OF after severe
Egha -Four soldiers Of the third infantry
were killed and seventeen wounded In.
ann3 loss unknown Com sheridan is
now 40 Fort Dodge.
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lsliEEssiss
RATES REDUCED BY STEAMER
10 TUE--
ElOck ESian,I (Oanty Fair I!
w. = - as.E

ElI ou arrangement made v,Jh Capt. T. j. Bu-
- ford, Superintendent Of the Northern Line
Packet Company, the rates for passage 70 and
from Rock Island and tac following named
points. on tho steamers Of that Company, during
The wccl, u the rnr, for persons attending the
lair, from September ltL to the IJ,A, inclusive,
viii no follows:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-07

Gen, ochouler, a republican stanPar and
editor, well known IN Massachusetts,
in a speech at Lynn, the other day, said
that democrat as well as republican mad
volunt cered for the defence ,of the Union ;
that democrat as well as republican lay
side By side on every battlefield il the
south that democrat ns well as republican
had returned to th.ir homes, worn and dis,
abled by the war, or lay side by side in every
graveyard Il New England and that he,
tos ,ay, voA.l not acqu.esce ii the ISLANDERS
ill.,. had been aeaped upon them The
general, as atiataut Of the state during the
war, knows as well as any man in the state
the character OF the men who filed the
ranes Of ia, army from Mas sachusetts, and
is 500 honorable to endorse the calumnies Of
g~7vo&ng recreaats who fawn for thrift be-
fore I'll. power Of radioaIsm, and abuse
their Old associates to iugratiete themselves
into favor with those shey deem ready to re-
ward scandal Nth promotion
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-07

Gla- Remember that this is the price for the
round trip to Rock Island aad back, from the
I4th Of September t. ths 18th a. september, in
Guiding both days for persons attending the
Fair
JIM. DJFoRD, sec'y Az Society.
Rock Island, Sept 4, 1865.
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Democratic National Nominations

-.-..., ,.....-. .u..,..
roT,r ,r.CrI,p,,,,-n - ST..
DAVID A.GAGE. Of Cook.
SILAS l.. BRYAN, Of Marion,
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
EBIN r, COLBY, OF Cook.
n =. I1t'-.Iti5 % ~
6rras - pUEfpS ~ [v,r-.,
JOHN IT, LINDSEY, of Peoria.
=, 4. :. al .,I ~ KONG, Of Grunay,.
T I,1s VIVA VIVA o. NJ, T'i"l p"E'
Sp. sH0PE. of Fulton.
G.9EoH l u, a as,,. OF Naeoup.n'
EDWARD NJ. WEST. Of Madison.
CHARLES BURNETT, Of Gauatiu.
Democratic State Ticket.
FOR Governor,
JUN *. EDEN OF Mou.Tln CO.
For Moutonan, Governor,
~ H. VAN EFIS, OF lee Co.
For Secretary Of state,
bLSs VAN HOOREBEkE, of Clinton CO,
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s.auGEE and Ig[JEaE.



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INlNT DlSEUSStNN

Groat Procession, Parade. Flag, poaners, etc.
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KcitLsburs Thursday september 2th, at .
'eiockp ~.
AIcl6, Friday, september 25ta. at o'clock
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-08-19
The New York Herald.

We like the Herald. We never read it
for the truth, but when we want to see what
can be done in the way Of lying on huge
scale, we look at its columns, and not un-
frequently read its "reliable" correspondence.
But for once the Herald has told the truth.
I eport of the Democratic Convention in
this city was the most accurate one we ever
read. We have discharged five of our own
reporters for the miserable botch they made
of the same affair. The Herald says there
were only fifty thousand present, and that
the Raleigh and CASTOR R. R. borrowed only
seventy-fve passenger cars to transport those
who came on that road. Our reporte RS put
the number at one hundred thousand and
five hundred cars, and upon inquiring of
the worthy President of the company we
found that we were right in believing they
had somewhat exaggerated the number
therefore tho discharge of our said repor-
tiers and the offering large salary to the
g eyItsl Of the Herald; We have always
apple tree story about the little boy, George
Washington, and in order to keep up the
habit we extended the above offer to the
valuable representative of the Herald in this
city. May he become President and father
of some country for his truthfulness.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-08-19

The Sentinel. with its usual hypocrisy,
thinks that neutrality-suspicious. sayeth not
what-was contemplated by the Republicans
during the session Of the Ku Klux Conven-
tiop. With pious forbearance, and for
prudential reasons" the Sentinel processes
to suppress the facts, well knowing that by
holding up some unknown terror, the Ku
Klux spirit would be more intensified than
by any positive statement that could be
made with any color of truth. The Standard
has suppressed the fact that this Office was
fired upon and struck on Wednesday night,
as every compositor in the room will testify
We further suppressed the names of those
who conspired to cause the assassination of
Mr.. Galloway, of New Hanover. We have
also kept from the public perfectly reliable
statements Which have come to our knowl-
edge, of another metlitated assassination.
There is not man, woman or child in North
Carolina who need entertain the slightest
fears of any Republican, white or black,
unless they themselves begin the aoork
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-08-19
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

DEING private instructor for married per,
ID sons or those about to be married, both male
and female, in everything concerning the physi-
ology and relations Of our sexual system, and
the production and prevention Of offspring, In
Guiding all the new discoveries never before
given in the English language. by WIN. Y0unG,
N. ID. This Is really valuable and interesting
work. It Is written in plain language for the
general reader, and IL illustrated with numerous
Engravings. All young married people, or those
contemplating marriage, and having the least
impeachment to married lie, should read this
book. It discloses secrets that every one should
be acquainted with; still It is book that must
be locked up and not lie about the house Il
will be sent to any address on receipt Of so cts.
Address, DIR. WIN. YOUNG, No. 4l6, Spruce
street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
~ Afflicted and I'm fortunate.-No
matter what may be your disease, before. yoa
place yourself under the care Of any one Of the
notorious QUACKS-native and foreign-whO
advertise in this or any other paper, get copy
of DR.. Young's Book and read Il carefully. II
will be the means Of saving you many dollar,
your health, and possibly your lifc
DR.. Yoang can be consulted on aay Of tho
disease described In his publications, st his
Office, No. 416 Spruce street, above Fourth,
Philadelphia. ~. -
juno 23, 1868 &-w1y.
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DIR. TOBIAS
HORSE LINIMEET.
The Heated Term.

August is invariably an unhealthy month, and
the dog-days are universally quoted as IN un-
healthy season. Diseases more frequently ter.
inmate fatally at this time than at any other,
owing to the relaxation of the system. This Is,
therefore, the proper time to use a remedy that
will recuperate the strength and fortify the sys-
tenn against the attacks of disease. HOSTET
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS is the best medi-
cine used to accomplish this desirable object.
By its use the appetite is increased. digestion
promoted, all feelings of depression removed,
and the vital functions restored. The afflicted
should avoid all pcrnicious alcoholic prepare
tions purporting to be tonics and restoratives,
as they only afford temporary exhilira!ion, and
eventually entail dangerous. if not fatal, results.
This is never the case with EOSTETTER'S
STOMACH RITTERS. They afford permanent
beneat and soothe tho nerves without reaction
following their use. The weak and debilitated,
by its aid, awake to sense of the enjoyments Of
life, and they enabled once more to take their
accustomed positions In society. HOa'rETTER'S
BlTTERS arc now considered the standard rene
dy for all diseases arising from an impuiity Of
the blood. They are manufactured in great
quantities, and there is scarcely city or hamlet
on the habitable globe where they may not be
found.
August II, 1868. 1ss--wlm.
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BANKRUPTCY.

DERS0NS WHO HAVE FILED PETITIONS
i In Bankruptcy and who, under the Law arc
entitled to discharge, are requested to file their
petitions for discharge at once, In this Office, In
person, whether they have heretofore iled slch
petitions or not. ,4 aU4 Ira
Creditors who have proved their debts are In
formed that half the proofs on file In this office
do not comply with the law, and cannot be &C.
cepted until corrected.
In proving debts the evidence Of .1ebt and the
consideration thereof must be fully and com.
pletely set forth. II the evidence OF debt IL note
or bond, the original must be set forth In the
proof, or true copy thereof, with certificate by
the officer before whom proof Ia made, that Sec
complied with. The post Office address Of the
creditor must be set forth as well as the county;
and where interest Is due, 1t must be computed
to date of first meeting of creditors, and added
to the principal.
The Registers fee for entering and filing proof
Of debt is IS cents. and must In all cases accom-.
pany the proof.
Where Commissioners do not understand the
law of evidence, proof should be made before O
Register or an attorney employed to prepare the
proof
That clause of the Bankrupt Act permitting
Bankrupts to file their petitions and receive dis
charges without regard to assets or proportion
OF debts paid, having been extended from June
LIST, 1885, to january LIST, 1859, petitions will DO
received until the last mentioned date, and
prompt attention given to such cases.
Printed blanks should be used In oil matters of
Bankruptcy, and mny be had at this Office ct or
near cost. A. W. SIIAFFER,
Register 4th and 9Th Dists. NC.
August 12, 1868. 1sl-ti.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-08-19

10 TURNER said in his speech before the
Ku Klux that he hoped that they would fear
Thad. Stevens no longer. It will be remem-
bered that the same man introduced reso.
luton in a public meeting in Hillsboro',
when Mr.. Stevens was in feeble health, de-
claring that his death would be public
blessing. The murderous wish of 10 Turner
has at last been grati6ed. The great leader
is no more. He was in his coffin and the
loyal heart of this nation was mourning his
loss, when 10 Turner in savage triumph over
the ashes of the dead, hopes the people will
fear him no longeri But his work has been
accomplished. He has finished his task and
gone to his reward. But his very name will
cause rebels to the third aud fourth genera
ton to howl in terror when they survey the
results of his la3ors.
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support it through the approaching civil,
contest. The moment the cool OF autumn
approaches; the moment the harvtsts are
gathered; the moment the people under
stand the motives Of the rebel Leaders, then
will the backbone C the old Republican
party stiffen and grow strong. 1t viii meet
all the demands made upon it 1orth or
South Scallawags" and "ca pet-bag-
gers" will form the left wing of he army,
and the original rank and file of tie old Re-
publican party the right; and together they
will take up their line of March Westward,
and sweep the country from the Atlantic to
the Pacific. We tell you, dccrepid, back
broken old rebels. that your days are num-
bcred. We are willing that you should gasp
little, and, therefore, look on your feeble
attempts to rise from your hacks with pity
and compassion. But attempt torise higher
than your knees, or to assume any other at
titutlc than that of prayer, and you will he
thrust back to the earth never to rise again.
Loyalty saved this nation and Loyalty shall
govern it.
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GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY!
State Ratification Meeting /!
All the Loyal Organizations in the
Field!
GRANT AND COLFAX
AND VICTORY!

At meeting Of the Republican State
Executive Committee held ON Thursday, the
18th instant, it was resolved tn hold Rat
ification Meeting in this city on Wednesday,
the 18th day of September. A committee
was appointed to prepare an address calling
the meeting. Also Committee of Arrange
ments and sub committees on finance and
reception, on transportation, on providing
Speakers and Marshals, Managers, &c.
The programme will appear in detail in
our next
We may at present, however, state that
the Grand Officers of the Union League Of
America and of the Heroes of America have
called the Grand Councils of their respective
orders on the same day. The Union Clubs
and the Grant and ,CoIfax Clubs will also
send up their delegations. The Grand Ar
my of the Republic fos, North Carolina are
invited, and large number may be expect
ed to participate. Volunteer companies
formed, whether organized with officers or
not, win be present without arms. All
Republicans are invited to attend and as
sist in making this demonstration by far
the most imposing pageant ever witnessed
in North Carolina. -
2 A free Barbecue will be given for ten
thousand persons
Arrangements will be made to procure
tickets over the roads at reduced rates.
A number OF bands will be in attend
tendance, but the delegations, and especial
ly the volunteer companies, are expected to
bring their own music if convenient.
Our friends in the adjoining counties are
requested to come prepared to camp out, as
there will not be enough room in the city
70 accommodate them.
Republicans throughout the State are
earnestly requested by the Executive Com
1, mittee to call local meetings, organize and
appoint large delegations.
The full details and the address will ap-
pear in our next.
Make ready, friends, to- come up. Rouse
for action. Clear the decks. Every Re-
publican tn his post The battle is on US.
With steady step, keeping even time to the
music of the Union, we are marching on to
victory under the leadership of the grand
old Union hero, Grant. Come up on the
10th and we will make the State ring from
Cherokee to Currituck. It is our last battle.
Rally for the final contest.
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Let US have War!!-GEN. BLAIR.
Grant and colfax in Davidson.

Grant and COlfax in Davidson.
The largest political meeting ever held in
Townsville. came off on August 6, 1868. On
motion, David Loftin, Esq, was called to the
Chair, and Levi johnson and Wilson L. Cecil
acted as Secretaries.
The Chairman explained the object of the meet
ing with much force and effect, recommending
the election of Grant and Coliax as the only way
to prevent sOar and restore peace. #
John w. Thomas, Esq, presented the follow
ing preamble and resolutions:
WHEREAS, We, q part of the citizens of David
son county, have assembled in the town
Thomasville to express ourselves in favor
peace and in opposition to aoar; therefore be 1t
Reeolosd, That we bail with pleasure the nomi-
nation oil Ulysses g. Grant, of Illinois, for Presi-
dent, and Schuyler Colfax, of Indiana, for Vice
President of these United States, and that we
pledge ourselves to use every honorable means to
secure their election.
Resolved, That we see in our standard bearer.
(Gen. Grant, "the man for the times, and as
the Southern Confederacy surrendered to him at
Appomatt0x Court uouse, il 1865, so will the
Democratic party of these United States surren-
der to him on the third day of November, 1868
Resolved, That with General Grant as Presi-
dent of the United States, and w. W. Holden
Governor of North Carolina, the old ship of State
will sail safely through the breakers which the
rebellion is constantly throwing up.
Resolved, That the letter written by Francis P.
Blair nine days before he was nominated Vice
President in the Democratic Convention is revO-
lutionary and means toar, and that the party has
adopted revolution and ioar in his nomination.
Resolved, That the first and brcadest plank In
the Democratic platform is iOdr.
Mr.. Thomas read from the Old North State,
and showed that his old friend, the Hon. Lewis
Hanes, editor of that paper, concurred with him
in the opinion that Blair's letter to the Conven-
ton was revolutionary in its tendency, and there's
fore be could not publish it in his paper. Mr.,
8. also read some extracts from the N. 7. Herald
which exposed the trickery used in the Demo-
cratic Convention by which Judge Chase and
others were disposed Of He also read letter
from distinguished gentleman Of N. c., (who
is not a politician) with whom be bad served in
the Legislature 80 years since, and at that time,
though young man, he was full match for the
Hon. Charles +. Fisher, tboth being members
from the county Of Rowan.) The letter had u
powerful effect ON the crowd.
On motion Of Isaac Kinney, ESQ.,, it vas re-
solved that the Raleigh Standard and all the pa
pers of the State in favor Of Grant and Coliax,
be requested to publish the proceedings.
DAVID LOFTIN, Chairman
t " I. J ossg. eseeretasie.
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DR.. w. Levi Love.

A writer in the Asheville Pioneer charges
that Dr. w. Levi Love, the Senator from
jackson, has not registered as voter. He
further says:
Now DR.. w. Levi Love lisa banned rebel.
He held the Office of County Trustee for
Haywood County, and discharged the du-
ties of said Office and in said office took the
oath to support the Constitution of the
United States. He also, at the time of
the breaking out of the late civil war, was
holding the Office of County Solicitor for
TransyIvania county, took the cath to sup
port the Constitution Of the United States,
and, withou; resigning said Office, walked
straight into the rebellion, holding the Of
fee of Surgeon in the Confederate States.
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10 Turner is the recognized leader of the Ku
Klux Democracy. He says Judge Pearson
and all the rest OF the miserable men who give
encouragement to the Republicans in this
State should be made to feel that their con
duct is disgraceful." And has society fallen
so low, my countrymen Is it chosen Gus
todian Jo Turner to speak the word and
consign the Chief Justice to social ostra-
cism9
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The Ncwbern Journal of Commerce says
that ~ it an Irresponsible militia, composed
only of the loil,' (all of us understand who
will be considered loil,o shall be armed,
and attempt illegal arrests, they will be re-
sisted, let the consequences be what they
may."-Sentinel. ,,
Better be pery sure that the arrests are
Illegal. There are laws for treason, and
ropes and public executioners for traitors,
and should have been applied in certain
cases long ago. Rebels must not judge the
future by the past.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-08-19
Grant and Collar in Guilford.

At a meeting of the Republicans held in the
Court House, in Greensboro, on the evening of
August 14th, David Hodgin was called to the
Chair, and John T. Rees appointed Secretary.
The Chairman introduced to the audience, Bi.
ram e. Stilley, Esq, of Beaufort County, who
made an excellent speech, although laboring un-
der severe indisposition. Mr.. stilley is quite q
young man, but fine speaker.
John B. Respass, State Senator from 3rd Sena-
torial District, was next introduced. He made o
telling speech. He showed up in mastery man
ner who were the guilty party in bringing on the
5sbeiGu and that h ss so aEs now
OF the "unterrifed" in the crowd occasionally
-l-~l -A;..>n~iiinn tn distnrh thu r,eetinQ. hut
Mr.. R. paid them back with interest.
The meeting closed at late hour with three
hearty cheers for Grant and Colfax.
The Republicans of old Guilford. both white
and colorcd, are wide awake, and will do their
whole duty in November, as the large majority
for Grant and Colfax will show. ..
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-08-19
Hon. A. III, Jones,

We regret that the crowded state of our
columns will not admit Of our publishing
the forcible speech of the Hon. A. Fl. Jones,
before the soldiers and sailors convention,
OH the 2Sth of July last. and which we find
in full in the Ashville Pioneer, of the 18th
inst. Mr.. Jones give utterance to sound
doctrines, and the more widely they can be
disseminated the better it will be for North
Carolina and the Union.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-08-19
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nerv-
Gus Debility, Premature Decay, and all the efforts
Of youthful indiscretion, wiA fox the sake Of suf
fering humanity, send free to aIfwhopced It, the
receipt and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. 6uaeuers wish
ing to profit by the advertisers experience, can
do 90 by addressing, In perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN, s.
No. - Cedar st., Nex York.
October So 1857. 4Ss-lH.
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The Southern Planter and Fdrmer for Au-
gust has been received. 1t is devoted to
agriculture, horticulture, and the mining,
mechanic and household arts. It is publish
ed at Richmond, Va, by Chas. B. Williams,
editor and proprietor, at 80 per annum, in
advance.
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Let us have Peace Gen. GRANT.
An Outrage to the Memory of Great

An Outrage to the Memory Of a Great
Man.
- - z-i.>-Sx -c-at- flaraafnaan5
with assassination, Mr.. Douglas stood by
him. He was at his side at the inaugura-
ton and said the ball that slew Lincoln must
first pierce his body. And the Ku Klux
procession had the brass to put the name of
this incorruptible patriot upon their revolu-
tionary banners that they paraded through
the streets of this city. His friends were
justly indignant at the outrage, none more
so than those who had the most undoubted
right to complain. As they assassinated
Lincoln, they would assassinate, if possible,
the glorious memory of his friend.