Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-23

wv -'" Nv y N'oeh, ior tne purpose u
putting in nomination candidates for town.
ship Offices.
by order Of Township Republican Com
mittee.
GEORGE HovEY, Chm.
rairbank Caucus.
Notice is hereby given that the Rcpubl-
can Caucus for Fairbank Township, will be
held at the School House, in the village of
Fairbank, Oct. eth, at 3 o'clock p NJ.
MoRRILL SASnonx,
Member Of Tp Com.
Quass saetom Caucus.
Notice is hereby given that there will be
Republican Caucus at the School House,
III Quasqueton, on Tuesday, the 9th
Of October 1868, at I o'clock p. NJ, to put
in nomination Township officers.
BY order Of Township Committee.
ii. c. kIMBALL, Chm.
SUMNER TowSsnIr CAucus.--There will
be a Republican Caucus at the School House
in sub District No. one, on Thursday Oct
29th, at CLOCK p. m, for nominating
candidates for Township officers.
o. S. Aurs, Chairman.
Meeting at OtserviIlc.
Senator Donnan and j. S. Woodward, |
Esq, will address the citizens Of Ottervlle |
and vicinity, on Thursday ecening, Oct. 29th,
at the usual hour. Men and women OF all |
parties invited.
See notice Of stray ed colt.
The District Cour; is in session til week, !
with about a hundred cases on the docket |
Turn out to the discussion between Hon. |
j. b. Ycung and Hon. NJ. V. b. Bennett, at |
the Court House, on Tuesday evening next. |
Hon. Samuel Murdocl. Of Clayton eoun>
~, spoke to very good audience al Quas>
queton, On Thursday evening of las, week. |
The wheat for barrel OF -four costs the |
millcrs $3.50. They sell the -four at IS |
per barrel and have the bran, &C., besides.
Who wouldn't be a miller?
Capt. Wear, informs Us HAT the Tanners
will porade--probably for the last time du>
ring the campaign-on Tuesday evening
next. let every uniform be cut.
Hon. Henry o'Connor again failed US on
Tuesday, although lie had promised 10 be
present without fail. We know of no ex,
cuse for il.
Republicans! BE on your guard against
fraudulent tickets on election day. Look 10
every name.
Wheat one dollar per bashel and -four
four dollars huadred That's big thing
for the mi.lers. No combination between
them, Of course
Republicans see Immediately that your
names are on the registry lists, and If not
there be sure to have them placed there next
Tuesday. This is all.importanf.
Election tickets for the different town
ships including the township ticket, will be
furnished 8, tins office for one dollar per
township. This barely covers the cost.
Send in the township tickets early.
Mr.. Mills ia b speech, thanked God he
did not belong to any such : blood and .hun-
der, God and morality" parry as the Rerub,
Leans.
Mr.. Mills cannot be more grateful for this
fac, than the Republicans.
Read the new advertisement Of Mr.. Ro5>
ert Rdaell. His stock is among the finest
IN the city, carefully selected with especia
reference to the wants OF the people OF this
county. Ridiell's is good place to trade,
as a very large circle OF customers are ready
TO testify.
INITIAL STATIONERY. -Messrs. j. T.
Sampson 4 Co. have Just received a heau,i>
ful stock Of Initial and Fancy Stationery
something which crafty the refined tastes
and please the eve of every lady. The lace
patterns are exquisite. Call u; the Bazaar
and s.e the latest styles. Messrs. 5. x Co.,
by the way. are enlargng their general stock
Of books, stationery, wall paper, &c, be-
yond all Precedent.
Hon. D. y. Cooley, of Dubuque, address
cd moderate audience &, Morse's Hall, last
evening. lie demonstrated clearly that the
Democracy have stood sqmarely upon the
Calhoun doctrine Of notification and seeess~
ion since 1862, and that the Democratic
party of to day is under the control OF the
advocates Of secession and the bitter oppo>
nen,s of the war, at the North. Mr.. Cooley
is a pleasant speaker, although at,imes rath-
or verbose.
Capt. Lee addressed the Jefferson Tan
ners and other citizens at Franks Grove,
on Saturday morning last. The attendance
was large and the enthusiasm uEbounded'
The Captain speaks in the slightest terms OIL
the Jefferson Tanners, who number fifty
stauueh Republicans. uniformed and vel!
drilled. jefferson will do h duty nob'y at
the coming election
The sorghum crop Of the present season
,a,nred well, and had it not been for the
frosts would have given most satisfactory
results. The early frosts nipped 1t when II
was unprotected, and IN some cases injured
\ materially. Probably more cane was
,,sntea in this county ethan in any other
previous year. The results are IN the nam
satisfactory.
We now have our new Nonpareh Jooper
in full operation, and to say that We are
,,,easea with il is but faint expression OF
aur pra,ifcatinn. 1t is all that was repre-
seu,ed to us BY Mr.. Day, the agent oil the
Cincinnati Tyne Foundry. Its cutoff and
simmer attachments are perfect IN 'he't way
Us distribution is perfect and its impression
L regulated with The utmost ease ana OK,
.c,ness We heartily recommend the press
TO the craft.
,,dee Williams, whose letter exonera-
,;nc Mr.. Allison from the charges pielerfe"
AGAINST him by his enemies, personal anu
nol,,ieal, relative 10 bis connection WIN tue
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