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J 5CRIMEIN THE STATE.
m,E.u,lt,II.voeaY PAUL.

X q
TheKIllIng ofA. X. Paul.
The ,ury found a. verilctof not guilty in the
case OF MIR. George, Martin, OF Winnsboro',
charged with killing A. Y.:Paul.
Color Upon Colos.
ThsC0Inribla Union says SON Wednesday
last a. oolored woman living on plantation
near H0pkin'- Turnout was;set upon by i've or
sixcolored women aud one or two men, who
heat ifnlly. w hat her offence was,
or what tsey preE'nded 1t to be, We did not
learn"
On Sunday last some bold person effected
an entrance through the widow OF the office
room of the depot DarnngIoa h1on;Os ana sGOs
to the agent; Mr.. e. w. Charles, Jr., amount
Ing to seVenty-flve dollars or upwards, be-
sides breaking into one OF two express PACK
The Mobley Murder.
The Chester Reporter says: "Mr. Amzt
Triplett, 9 well-known citizen OF this county,
was arrested on: Saturday last on warrant
issued by Trial Justice Mcdonald, charging
him with murder committed on the person OF
a negro man. Aaron Mobley, In the spring OF
1865 Mr. Triplett was carried before Judge
Thomas, at chambers, on Saturday afternoon,
and admitted to ball In the sum OF two thous-
and dollars" ~, .,5,.rl -.
Mysterious Suicide.
The Chester Reporter says: "On Friday
morning last, John Benson, colored boy
twelve years Of age, son of Moses Benson,
was found hanging dead on tree, on tue side
of the road to YorkviIle, about mile and
three-auarters from this town. q The finding
of the jury was that the boy came to his death
by his own hands,.
"Popniar indignation on Friday, particular
ly among the coIored people, was roused TO a
very high pitch against Moses Benson. The
father of the boy, under the impression that 1t
was his cruel treatment Of the boy that caused
him to seek relieGin death from the punish
ment; threatened him The story was that
Moses Benson had sent the boy ont to look
far COW, that he returned without finding
II. that bis father. punlshed him severely and
sent him out again, With the threat that II ne
returned without the COW he would punish
him much more Severely Moses BensGn de-
niles all this says that he did notsend the boy
for e COW. did mot punish him, and did not
make any threat Ekbout furnishing him. It Is
verv mysterious case Nothing but very
strong motive would drive boy of twelve
wears of age to commit suicide. Some Radi-
cal scoundrel or other tried to create the I'm
preston among the negroes that 1t was case
IF Ku:KluxiDg; but the testimony before the
iury was too clear TO leave any doubt that the
bow deliberately took his own life."
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POLITICS IN THE STATE.
Horny Leading on.

The Conservatives of Horny have made the
following nominations In convention: For
senator, r. C. Dunn; members Of the house OF
assembly, J. e. Dusenbury and N. B. Cooper
sheriff. A. a. Skipper; school commissioner
Daniel Lewis; clerk OF the court, B. E.
Sessions; probate Judge, r. &. w. Grlssett
county commissioners, J. W. Holiday, p.
Yaught and c. Granger; coroner D. w. Oliver.
Pickens Follows Suit.
The following nominations were made by the
Democratic party OF Pickens County on Monday
last For the house of Representatives, Robert
e. Bowen; sheriff; John Riley Ferguson; clerk,
Stephen D. Keith; probate judge, |. H. Philpot
solicitor, VIM. q. Perry.
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The Ivory Gate.

Mortimer Collins, the Eogllsh poet, has sem
&ut volume OF pieces under the title, ''The
Men of Strange Meetings. some OF which are
unique. The following Is an example OF the
spirit and method of his muse:
When, loved by poet and painter,
The sunrise fills the sky,
When nights gold urns grow fainter
And In depths OF amber die;
When the morn-breez strs the curtain,
Bearing an odorous freight,
Then visions strange uncertain,
Poor thick through the Ivory Gate.
Then the oars OF Ithaca dip 50
Silently into the sea,
That they wake not sad calypso,
And the hero wanders free.
He breasts the ocean-furroWs.
At war with the words OF Fate,
And the blue tides low susurruS
Comes up to the Ivory Gate.
Or, clad In the hide OF leopard,
mid Ida's freshest dews,
Paris, the Teucrian shepherd,
His sweet Enone woOs.
On the thought OF her coming bridal
Unuttered joy doth wat,
While he tune or the false ones tdyl
Rings soft through the Ivory Gate.
All, the vision OF dawn is leisure,
But the truth OF day is toll,
And we pass from the dreams OF pleasure
To the worlds unstayed turmoil.
Perchance, hey ond the river
Which guards the realm OF Fate
Our spirits may dwell forever
'Mong dreams ofthe Ivory GATE.
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IOLhi -..--..s, i5e,los i,ooo,1vo
1t thus appears that there are now 663, ,654
bales more a1oat than there we're at this, date
of 1870. Two years ago, from the cotton In
sight and the new American crop, the world
had supply, from August TO September J.,
1871, of 5,S85, 900 bales. This year, should the
crop prove equal to that OF is7o-7l, there will
be a supply, for the next thirteen months,
from these combined sources of 6, $50, 900 bales.
If it be said that we cannot count upon crop
equal to that of two years ago, the answer Is
that, having 663, 600 bales more 10 sight than
at this period of 1870, we should be In POSI-
tion equal 10 that of Two years ago, even II we
count upon yield OF only $685., 900 bales.
Taking all the facts OF the situation into &C.
count, there is strong probability 10 sustaln
the suppostion that the supply OF cotton, dur.
Ing the coming crop year, may exceed that ol
all former years.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mr.. VIM. M. Kerr, of Yorkvile, has re-
ceIved the appointment of United States
deputy marshal.
IrGeorge D. Wallace. of York County, who
graduated at the West Point Military Acade-
nv. has been appointed second lieutenant
and assigned TO duty with the 7th cavalry.
-Mr. Jaraes Zachary died In Oconee County
on the 3Oth ult., of fever contracted 10 Aooe-
VILE. dnrIpg g. stay there of several weeks.
MIR. Zachary had formerly held the position of
county commissioner.
captain ]. G. Phillips died at his residence
near Zeno, In York County, on Sunday. He
had been In Ill health for some time e,past. BY
his death the county loses good citizen anda
man of sterling integrity.
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THE GROWING CROPS.

The Abbeyills Banner says: "On Monday
MO had yery general rains throughout the
The The Wlnnsboro' News says: sThe com
nonnity was visited by an all.day rain on Mon
}day, and got 1t again good portion oil Tues
The Chester Reporter says: s"Since our last
issne we have had abundant rains IN every
portion of our county. This lnsares gooo
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OFF1UAI.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining In the Postofnce
at Charleston, for the week ending August 9,
1872, and printed ofilcially In THE DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
In the City OF Charleston.
NJ once hours from A. N. 6XP. N. On
Sundays, from 5H to sk P. II.
R- Persons calling for Letters Advertised
should state that they arc advertised"
STANLEY G. TROTT, Postmaster.
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81 Persons deposltlns letters in the Postoffice
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp let
ter cannot be mailed, but Will be sent to the Desd
Letter once. tlt.
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j. II. ROBSON,

AMPLE EXPERIENCE OF
ezra
Williams Co., CHARLES
:Mesgs. liar
me
DUPONI
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MARYLAND STEAM SUGAR REFINING COMPANY.

REFINERY BALTIMORE VIII
prices. freight d Any cnange
aaadIT Also
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GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL

for the use Of Infants Teethng. and for children
suffering from diarrloea dysentery, &C. This
may be given with perfect cnn1dence, and is ap,
proved BY every physician VINO mas exsmn ies
Usual Dtacount TO the Trade.
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RaIrpabs.
NHQllrp111 tI..i i.HO.i:i
GOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD! q !!
y 8 "
EMNH Eas asM 2,s

=; arGi..s '&:u. .OHARLKsP0F,i JUNE X 1874 g.
and Walhalla have been pur ION sale TobAY,5a hds
win continue on sale until LIST September. DOT L
Good to return until lat Goyemper.Gt.l u taB f,iRt
PassSssa FEE se aresaVile SasSaia and Eeara ~
Price to Anderson aud Return SIG Ss.y,,S, :;
Price to Walhslla and Return Slo 80. ~
Price to Spartsnburg and Return SIS 80. ~ ;
Springs (Ga.)-prtce $A. = i,fs.f
The above Tickets on sale at the Line street
Depot, and at the Charleaton; Hotel .ll. saeIfs'r
g. R.tPICKENS, rtf.E-=. .-t,sA-L.TYLBHtt ID
junl ~: CT Az! -Yice-PreAidenE z
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agricultural mafbinsrp.
WRIGHT & WARK0CK's
~ ANTI-FRICTION
Gl,lt-t-.iJ. .'tE E!=:..!iJy-. ~ !. ...-, ''i
HORSE POWER.
7' 81 PATENTED OCTOBER 10, 1871.
PATENTED OCTOBER 10, 1871.

.
We take pleasure in presenting to the planters
and public Horse Power gotten up by Messrs
WRIGHT Il WARNOCK, OF Barnwell and Beau
fort Counties, 8. O.. which ia most perfect ma
chine Tie said Power will give greater speed at
the expense OF less power than anything yet In
use; Is strong, simple and durable. Can be used
with equal ease for ginning cotton, thrcshlng
grain, pumping water, &C. viii, on forty-saw
Gin In good order, with two mules, moderate
gait, gin 1900 pounds lint cotton per day; orisk
driving 2ooO pounds. One mule can pull IL; usht
for two. 1t sits In frame In the Eoose; can DC
arranged to gin with the gin and gear sltslhg Oh
the ground. ----.
Another important feature OF this Power Is
rbat the rising or falling OF the floor Of The house
does not affect the working OF the gear III any
way. aI - ,l, =
This ia a Southern enterprise, and no humbug
Price si26, and freight, ready for putting up
Oh. KIRKLAND and W; A. OLaRK;
Agents for South Carolina.
@. H. KIRKLAND, Agent for North Carolina.
REFERENCES:
Few, Messrs, Joseph A. Iawtonf and Joseph
Roatiek.r or the Savannah River Assoc'a'
tjon. Allendale; captain W. n. BoatcR, & &AIlen-
Eannedv of The South Carolina Conferences Cen
eral Johnson Hap0od, Barnwell courthouse;
Captain r D. Sem, Columbia; F,J. PeIzer, Esq,
and Messrs Reeher d Davis, Charleston, S z.
sThose marked thus have seen the Power at
work. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Drugs ann Mealrimes.

HITY THE TENDER BABE!
F.: olive 1t not The deadly compound known as
Soothing Syrup. A certain popular article Of this
name has launched thousands OF helpless lnno.
repeatedly. and beyond the shadow Of doubt.
for which reason ills condemned by the majority
OF physicians.
ensireIy free W % rom Spsses, and other Injurious
drugs, Dr. Baer has putup tne
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SETTLING TIE STATE.

A circular from the South Carolina
Real Estate, Planting ana mining
Company.
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Aiken, Binah
Allender, Ann p
Anderson, Lima
Anderson, Char.
lotte
Anderson, Syl.
vie
ADcrum, Mary
| P
Antonio, Mrs D
Bailey, Virginia
Barry, Mary
| BIrton, Mrs J b
Baxter, Matilda
(,
Binegull, Peggy
Blear, Tena
Blohme, Fran D
Boneau, Sarah
Brawley, Mrs E
Brady, Mrs Pat
rick
Bra0SQaW, mIn
EC
Brewer, Rachel
Brewer, Mrs. X
A
Brown, Margret
Brown, Harriet
Ann
Brown, n
Brown, Rose
Brown, Susan.
Cahill, Annie
Cambell, Mrs
ThoY
Campbell, Flbby
Chase, Matilda
Chestnut, Miss A
Corcoran, Their.
esq ]
C0nlln, Mrs E
Cubbern, Sue
Dart, Veanus
Davis, Mrs L A
Dawson, Miss 8
Devils, Miss q
Dlngle, Caroline
Dickerson, b.
nah
Dyson, Betsey
Elliott, Louisa
Flnie, Mary
Finley, Fannie
Fireman, Julia
French, Mrs
friend, Isebella
Frohne, Hulda
IL
Fuller, Mrs II B
Grunber, Mag
gle
Gatter. Lizzie
Glover, Mrs q G|
Grant, Mrs Ma
ry
Cant, Catherine
Grant, Mrs Sa-
rQh
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C.HY HNNAHiaAND CHARLESTON
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N2XG:
7OaARLEsroN. June Is, 1s1z
Nm and aftAr MONDAY. June Hth ,,a1.... ta9
Uaor Trains q on this Road VIII runlssffoio"s'h
Leave Charleston daily y:;:....... sG p \:
Geave Savannah daily .''-' ET.t
Arrive at charleston daily; "; M nd i Ii
,o..,n Snn Ssandsys excepted ;, t1,ta1AAa
1Te 1faEs g saSssa ss
Leave Savanan1st Sundays excited. so FL
sss pdls aaa sa
MAKE asenSort. o1SST sunday excepted. u .?!E
for bssSt forwarded daily on through bills OF lad.
,na To- points IN Florida aad by Ssysanaa nl ane o. o.
steamships Boston P9mRs SispsTpa G pie Is1 R1ys
Rsiiroad ana aGaalow rates as by any oeee1 ase' @
Tickets ON safe q this ONCE f9r SsaSrSM snE s'e9
Foes y StiI1: a:f Eaafnser and snpezfntdndeas =
SO, ;BoYLsFoE, !, ,Gen'I Fl and Ticket Aaoess
junla
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Mallnfartnres 4;aleh
EtYoUR HIRTs CO.
IL . ite..f5 5I......7si....l.k
10 MADE. TO ORDER IN CHARLESTON. ;2;.sst
AT TLANGLEY'S....:... No. l8l KING STREET.
ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR = iSss,,.-

-hEAU THE fhlCES. . - ..sst,...
Linen Shirts, with finest Linen Fronts, only $3.50
Wamsutta L. Q. nnish Linen Fronts and cuis,
only 50 so. .,,ss - a. =, :. - /; =. =. -.
Lower grades in proportion. 80; =,
Linen Drawers from SIPS to So 20 . Z.
Cotton Drawers from75c to Sl.-'r'" - =! .t
Night Shirts. Linen, 81 Is; Night Shirts, Cotton,
Lanies' Underwear made in the BEST manner
and at very low prices; also, Stitching and Tuck:
log. OF ell kinds done to order In the neatestetye
and at short notice. - =. - =. - :.
Flour Bags made at prices that cannot be beat
by Northern houses. 80 ts'.s,','o.,s & ;:.i1
Children's Clothing, OF all kinds, made 20 order.
H8 Call and examine work and prices, "a ~
At LANaLEY'S, No. -l8l King street,
july2s-1mo~ 49,. t,.:e Near CLIFFORD street,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-07-19
Right.OCWay Notice.

TO W. II. Cornwall, A. Shirk, Ann MalOney,
T. ]. Taylor,J. X. Patton, Warren Patchen, IT., W.
w. Guthrie and II. 1verson, ana al otnel per i.
following described Real Estate, to wit:
The north east quarter of the northwest quar-.
ter, and the southeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter and the southwest quarter OF the north
east quarter of section twenty -One (.D, ana the
northeast quarter ofthe northwest quarter, ana
the north invest quarter of the north west quarter,
aud the southwest quarter OF the northwest
quarter, and the southeast quarter of the north
west quarter of section twenty-seven CID, and the
northwest quarter of the north west quarter, and
Of section sixteen 16), all in township IS, range
Q; also, the northeast quarter Of the south east
quarter, and the north west quarter OF the south
east quarter of section twelve 12) in township 81,
range 0; ALSO the northeast quarter of the north
west quarter, and the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter of section twenty nine (29);
Also the o. the ,%
quarter of section nineteen (19), and the north
west quarter Of the southwest quarter, and the
southwest quarter Of the south west quarter OF
section twenty (20) and the northwest quarter OF
the south west quarter, and the southwest quar-.
ter of the southwest quarter, and the southeast
quarter of the southwest quarter OF section thlr'
ty three 1887, all in township 81, range s.
You are hereby notified that the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Railway Company
have located line Of Railroad over the above
over the same to-wit; strip or belt OF land, one
hundred feet in width, through the center 81
which strip or belt of land the center line OF said
railroad will run, leaving fifty feet on each side
OF said center line, together with such widths as
may be necessary for bermes, waste banks, bar,
rowing pits and wood and water stations; and
unless you proceed to have the damages 10 inc
said land appraised according to law on or be-
fore the Goth day of August. 1872, said Company
will proceed to have the same appraised on the
nth day Of September, 1872, at when Time you
will be at liberty to appear before the appraisers
on the subject Of the assessment OF damages to
your land.
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Rail
way Company.
swS Bye. c. COOK. Right of-way Agent
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-07-19
Proposals for Steward of the Poor
Farm.

Proposals will be received by the Board of Di-
rectOrs, of the Poor Farm, of Buchanan county,
Iowa, to August 18th. 1871 at 10 O'Clock A. Nj.
for the position of Steward of the Poor Farm OF
said county to commence December LIST, 1917, and
continue for one year, and as much longer rs the
parties may agree. The propositions must be in
writing, sealed and accompanied by bond in the
penal sum of 81 900, conditioned for the faithful
performance of the duties of the Office and q
faithful care of the county property left in his
charge. Two more sureties will be required
the sureties to be Freeholders and residents OF
the county.
The came must be accompanied. by recOmmen.
datiOns of persons acquainted with the party
The Steward will be required to furnish one span
OF good work horses with wagon and harness
Also, furniture for the family part Of the house
The Steward will be required to work the farm
in y good farmer like manner.
To see to the pnupers and zee that they are prop
eriy clothed and fed and have general supervis
ion OF the house and farm
To keep an account of all expenditures on the
place, and Of all receipts from grain and othel
products sold The proposition must be for al
amount for the year to be paid In cash at the END
OF each quarter.
The county will furnish prOviriOn for the Stew
ard and his family.
The proposals. must be accompanied by state
ment Of the number, age and physical condition
OF the family Of the person.
All proposals. must be under seal and deposit
cd with Jed Lake. on or before the 18th day O
August. 1872, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. The Board re-
serves the right to reject any and all bids.
JED LAKE, p,... ~,
l@w NJ. TODD, h"''
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The COUNTY FAIR.-The time is draw
ing near for the holding Of our County
Fair. and every farmer, horticultural,
nurseryman and gardener, specially, and
everybody else generally, should feel a
pride and interest in having it success.
An ample and liberal premium list has
been offered by the Society this year, a
wing "a by so feet is to DO added to the
Floral Hall and other Improvements made
which will add to the convenience and
interest Of the Fair.
The Horticultural Society have agreed
to lend its aid to the enterprise, and will
take charge of the departments of fruits
and vegetables, arranging the same, ap-
pointing committees, SC. In these, as in
other departments Of the Fair, the utmost
care and solictItude Is being exercised to
secure fair competition and intelligent
awards. The combined attractions pre-
scented by the Fair this year should Sc
cure the interest and attention Of tho
entire agricultural community Of the
county.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-07-19

New DITCHING MAcHINE.-There was
test trial, last week, Oh the farm Of Mr..
James Hamilton, of Byron Township, ol
a new ditching machine, which is ~ slim.
pie and uncomplicated in its nature that
it cannot fail of coming into general use
among the farmers Of this State. With
An ordinary breaking team Of Ave yoke
of oxen, three men made one hundred rods
of ditch in eight hours. This ditch ID
Blk feet wide at the top. the sides sloping
to the depth Of two feet In the middle,
with all the dirt thrown we'll out on tina
bank.
This plow is also well adapted to ma.
king hcdge-r ws and banking fences
The ditch on each side prevents the
stock from rubbing down the fence or
breaking through the hedge, aud in that
item alone more than pays for the work
done.
Mr.. II. s. Hall. Of Ksnkakee, ILL.,, has
the pillow ON exhibition at Independence,
where all farmers interested in such mat.
ters can SEQ him and his plow.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

J. II. CAMPBELL, Plaintiff, In the District Court
Against OF Buchanan County,
CONRAD SCUIMMEL and NJ. Iowa, October term
x. FULLER l. Co, Def'ts. J A. ID. 1873.
To sail UefeHdaats.
YOU are hereby notified that ON or before the
i 10th day of June, A. ID. 1872, there was nled,
IN the Office of the Clerk OF the District Court
Of Buchanan county, Iowa, the petition Of J. II.
Campbell, the Plaintiff aforesaid. claiming Of
Conrad Schimmel the sum Of seven hundred dol
lars, a. money justly due from him on two prom.
iss0ry notes given by said Conrad Schimmei to
Edwin A. North, October IL, 1863 for three humid
red dollars each; also, the foreclosure of mort
gage given to secure said notes, said mortgage
given for the purchase money, said notes And
mortgage having been assigned to J. IL Camp
bell, the Plaintiff. ~ 81 sEsp er ae
You are also notified that unless yOn appear
thereto and defend before noon OF tho second day
Of the October term Of said DistrctCourt OF Blu
ehanan county, to be held ct INDEPENDENCE, IN
said county the 2lst day Of October A. ID. 1879,
default will BIZ entered against you apd judy
Spent rendered thereon. ~ ? z ~ Q - %
D. d. HOLDRIDGE,
6S-w4 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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New Advertisements.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

R,T. Young Us. r. B. Wilson, Mary L. Wilson,
r. s. searls A. sear!s, , a. = T rsa II Shas
WOOD & CO., John j. Hinchman, A. I.etbonsteil
Co. Roberts, Reas sS Co. w w. T1sens
Smith Bros CO.. m Snsosi ms.t"n
Company.
To said DEFENDANTS:
VOU are hereby notified that on the 10th "a!
ofAugust 1872 there will be on me in th'
an County. Iowa, the petition Of Il. T. Young
the sum Of seysn hundred @o a11
Jnn an two nrnmissory notes, given by A. Thorn
As to tho pl.Inii and asking The fore closure Of
q lot r. and south feet OF lot Ia
ted a. security for said notes. Now, unless you
appear and defend before noon Of the second day
OF the September torn Of said Court, to be heid
ct independence, on the 9th day OF September
1874, default will be entered and judgment rem
W. G. g. j. B. DOMAIN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-07-19

HAzLEroN CAUCUs.-Thc Republicans
of Hazleton Township are requested to
meet at the School House, in Sub-Dist
No. 6, on Saturday, July ~, at ~
o'clock p NJ, to choose delegates to the
County Convention, to be held ct indie
pendencc August Sd, to elect delegates ia
the State Congressional and Judicial
Conventions
Per order Twp. Com,
B. II. MILLER, Ch'rm'n.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-07-19
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

GEO. o. FARR and In the Circuit Court OF
W. +. CALVIN, n 'ffs Buchanan county, Iowa,
Against September term A. d.
PARKER&SroNE, Defts 1879.
To said Ustendaats:
YOU are hereby notified that there is now on
i Ole in the Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of Buchanan county, Iowa, the petition Of
Csc. Q. FaPr and w. r. Calvin the plaintiffs afOre
said, claiming Of you the sum Of one hundred and
sssenty-fve dollars, - money justly due from
repairs and freight on same. You are also not
Aed that your property is attached to secure said
claim.
You are als0 notified that unless you appear
thsreto and defend, before noon of the second day
Of the September term OF said Circuit Court o.
Buchanan county, to be held at Independence. u
said county on the 9th day OF September A. D.
a07S, default will be entered against you ana
Judgment rendered thereon. -
LAKE s HARMON,
1-lw Attorneys for Plaintiffs.