ocr: a. w. MARQUAUDT. ». A. FIHK G. W. MARQUARDT & CO. Whole sale & Retail Dealers Jin CLOC KS, WATCHES AXJ an i WATCH MATERIALS AMD a n o y O o o n4-ly Ao. 50, Clinton Street, IOWA CITY. IOWA I!S Itll!i: AT o\( i:i If you wish to secure a copy of that elegant Engraving, "THE VILLAGE HI,\' SMITH,"and the ARTJOUHNAL, with th« other premiums, be sure and subscribe S3, before thu 1st of Jan. LS.V.). Specimen copies of the above, and full particulars fjiven by applying to E. IJ, Bolens Agent. See advertisement else where headed—New Features, &c. i» II. GOWER, BROTHERS k C\ A N El S E A E S I K E A N E A If CORNER OP CLINTON AND IOWA STREET-*, I o w a i & o o a Iowa City, April, 5t».-nl-ly O E O I S O E


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: jeLu IOWA CITY, IOWA. This largr nnd commodious liofcl has been Irased by the Proprietor, thoroughly repaired and renovated, neatly furnished tinoughoui, ill the best manner, with SPRING BEDS and LIGHTED WITH GAS, pains will be spared to make the PJIRK IIorsK, the A No. one house of the City it be ing much the largest, and plensantly situated in a central location, on tlie earner of Jeffer son and Dubuque Streets, nean the City Park with comfortable accommodation for two hun dred gu.ists. TERMS—in conformity to the "times."' fiood and capacious stabling attached to the House. J. TRUSDKLI., Proprietor, (Formerly of the Trustell House,) v:in2o-ly-

place_of_publication: Toledo, Tama County, Iowa

publisher: R.F. Staley, N.C. Wieting


ocr: A NOW BEADY. TIIE NEWSPAPER RECORD. COLLECTION of Newspaper facts and statistics, containing a com plete list of Newspapers in the United States, Canadas and Great Britain. The only reliable work of the kind in the world. An invaluable assistant to theEditor, Book publisher and Adver tiser. Eight vo. two hundred pages. On receipt of two dollars, it will be prepaid by mail, and forwarded to auy part of the country. LAY & BROTHER, Publishers, No 83 Dock St. Philadelphia. BUST Editors inserting the above three months, with editorial notice, and send ing copies of the paper prepaid to the above address will receive the work.


ocr: A E I A N O I S E $Y JOHN MUCRLER. Sontli Went Corner of tlie Public Square. The Proprietor of this house would respectfully announoe, that he is now prepared to fully aeoomodate and "Wait upon" the traveling publie. With geod beds, a blazing fire, loaded tables, ready waiters, and warm stabbling, he flatters himself that ha can give entira satis faction, vln6m3


ocr: 0. w. MABQUAEOT. G. IUK G. W. MARQUARDT & CO. Wholesale & Retail Dealers in CLOCKS, WATCHES AKD I s an s u WATCH MATERIALS AND »4-ly Fa noyGoods. No. AO, Clinton Street.


ocr: 4 ATTENTION. Having purchased the entire stock of Goods owned by the late firm of Allen & Fox, the undersigned will continue a geueral Mercan tile business at the BRICK STORE In Toledo. And will keep on hand for the people of Tama County, an assortment of such Goods as are in general demand. Groceries at Eastern prices adding freight and at all times on haud, BOOTS & SHOES, A W A E S O K A U N S W A a o 9 A O O V AS IK Tr. WALL PAPER, Wtnrtow Shadea


ocr: A I N A N A N Y JTOB-F BLlNTInO. The Publishers of the Iowa Transcript are prepared to execute with neatness and patch all kinds of Job-Work, including HANDBILLS, Programmes, BILL HEADS O S E S CARDS, LABELS tST" And Blanks of all Kinds. All orders by mail, accompanied by the will meet with prompt attention. N. C. WIETING.l J. F. FARLEY,


ocr: Chicago, CIInton\Cedar Rapid*, CHICAGO, iowaTxd xebraska RAIL HOADI O E N O O U N V E N O N DNlSo9 AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, April 18, and until further notice, Uaifts will run as follows! Mall Train. Leave Chicago, Leave Clinton at Arrive at Mt. Vernon, Leave Mt Vernon, Arrive at Clinton, Arrive at Chicago, Nl&ULt Leave Mt. Vernon, Arrrive at Clinton, Arrive at Chicago, 8.00 A. M. 3.15 P. M. 7.15 P.M. Train. Leave Chicago, Leave Clinton Arrive at Mt. Vernon Mall 9.o» P. M. 7.30 A M. 12.30 M. Train. 5.80 A .M. 930 A. M. 5.45 P. M. 2.00 P. 7.00 P. M. 4.50 A. if. Connecting with all through trains for Chi cago and the east. At Dewitt with stages for Davenport, Ma quoketa! At Yankee Run, with stages for Toronto, Onion C.rove with Stages for Tipton, at Lisbon with Stages for Anamosa. At Mt. Vernwn, with Stages for Marion, Cedar Rapids, Vinton, Waterloo, Cedar Falls, Ft. Dodge, Marengo, Ft. DesMoines, Cbuncil Muffs and Sioux City. Tickets for sale at the Wells street Depot, Chicago, Ills. Freight trains leave daily. The shorten, cheapest and most expeditiovs louto from central Iowa to Chicago, or any point east. 8^" An agent, will be at the depot in Ful ton to receive all baggage for Clinton or the ltoad, which will be conveyed across the river free of charge. M. SMITH, Eng. and Snperintendent.


ocr: II. M. LAPUAN, WATCHMAKER A, MO 1 OAaPXNTKl'l BLOCK. O E I A S E E CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA. IPatekee, Clocks, and Jewelry neatly re paired. 1 Toledo, June 23d, 1850 ?l-|»35-tf.


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: 110 J. cnt. m:\hiil rnE o, i or\n Bim riots, :\ui COSi'ASSW, AHIBIS' JiAiEKIAlfc 13 VHlEil'S pi'JNIlMJ 1\X, SOI JiUSIC TRIM I'.U iX I lilSK'AL t&iiiiiMim DTJUUQUI3, IOWA. WSo'esaie Ajrcai far Eclectic Series qf frItool Books X. H. -FLOOD COUO-I R33J TAICA IQ EXTHUN-C FOI

place_of_publication: Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa

publisher: Rich & Jordan


ocr: ONE PRICE CUSTOM BOOT A.\I) SHOE rpHE SUBSCRIBER would respect JL fully inform the citizens of Inde- 1leis )eiidence and surrounding country, that still MANUFACTURING TO ORDER BOOTS AND SHOES, In the neatest and most substantial Thankful for past favors, he solicits a tinuance of the same. Having adopted the Cash System, He Is enabled to manufacture as CHEAP the CHEAPEST, and in the best style. Repairing Neatly Executed Promptly Attended to* SHOP ON li DOOR WEST OF PARSONS' DKI STORK. DR J. WIL.EY. Independent, Dee. 16, l-o?. f2-t'2


ocr: I A K I MRS. R. -A.. GIXJRRSR^R •l^^OULD respectfully inform the ladias «f li Independence that she has taken room* on the west side of the river, in the fiAtaip building opjmsite T. B. Rullcn'S Store, sad i§ now repared to do all kinds of Dross Makiaj| in the very liest style. A large «xpsn»a«* ablea her to promise perfect sttisfaetioa.


ocr: WTG. donmn^ Snciri)cy CciMscief JLqiv, Land & General Agent & Notary Public TKEASI'SIR'S Jt Rk.CTRRSK'S Orrica, INDEPENDENCE, IOWA Is prepared to attend with promptnea* to all business pertaining to his Profession. Especial attention given to Collecting, Cor.vsyaneinjf. Paying tsxes, Examining titles, Ac. june6-5&-ly


ocr: €. E. LATUKOi1, A O N E Y A A W INSURANCE! AGENT, INDKPENDKXC'K, IOWA. VTILL practice in the several Courts of this v Judi'ial District, and attend to any business entrusted to his care with promptness despatch. Insurance Policies in tlie Pluenix Company of Hartford, Ct., issued on reasonable terms, and without delay. Eeb. 17,185S. (2-49


ocr: II. KlirMM-iM, JUST I CM OF Till: PEACE, I Attorney ti Counselor at I.tiw, AXD iu:m ESTATE ACJSNT, Main St., Quasqueton, Iowa. SEVERALTimberof pieces I'm ire with running W% ter and adjoining, for salo cheap for cash or on time. Ruildiug Lots for ale iu the village of IJuasoueton. 13" N«n*T IMIIWatuarkrt I*t»§. (s4 *6?y I


ocr: Pike's PeaL. LL THOSI: Uiun for tho Gold that wish A Itnrrel of Good Fresh Crackers* Can ha\c th'-iu by leaving their orvlers at CITY BAKERY. CEO. w. HAI^!:*I.I OK. liulepthdenfe, Ft^ 11


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: BOOTS Si. SII04J% OVER SHOES & RUBBERS. anoos B.IS3S Olieapor tlAn.1.1. EVER. Be $ttre to look vp Stairs at the Splendid Stock of CLOTHING. Wheat, Corn Butter a$d Eggs, Wanted in Exchange. I N S E U I I E A I E S JOHN ALLEN. Toledo, pet. 18lh, 18S»9. vl-nol


ocr: FURNITURE. i i I 4 i s Have the only establishment in town where A III ET WARE can be oHained. They keep constantly on hafid or will make to order All Kinds SOFAS, CHAIRS, STAN/JS, LOUNGES, or CRADLES, BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, TABLES, CRIBS, DESKS, &C. All as CHEAP for CASH as can be purchas ed west ef Iowa City. TI RSKO done and Olc3L Furniture repaired and Tarnished to order. Promptly made when called upon. Give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. .K00019 north side Public Squ ire. CHURCHILL ABIEI.nr. Toledo, Ang. llth, is .9. vl-nl2-ly


ocr: ELECTION pnst, and while some are not «ati?fied Mr. Garner is elected, ail may be satisfied that the J1RICK STORE is th* ji/w to buy Good®, bv nn inspection of the Stocks.just now received from the East. Prices *o low that ihe»e is no margin lby ex penses of collecting deh»s, conifequeutly the subscriber is obliged to deal only for, Boady Pay. K O E I I E K A Large per Centage, $aved by down. Just Received a great variety of Ladies WINTER DRESS GOODS. OLOTU©, Oaiisl- e o s S a i n e s I N S E U I I E A I E S


ocr: NEW ITa'.ivig just received a large lected stock, of FLANNELS, MARl NOES, CASHMERES, GINGHAMS, SHAWLS, on i and VIZ: PRINTS, SHEETING, D: MINS, D'.)E SKIX, well Staple andL IHY ooois. SATTINETS, CLOTHS, COT. COBEltfJS, SKELETON SKLRTS, GRAIN SACKS, COTTON YARN, WOOLEN HOSIERY 4YAXKEE TIONS of every description end a full variety of ery thing wanted by the People toshicld from the piercing winds of a Prairie -41eo E A Y O I I I 0 OVEPw C'.MTS, and Coats of every V A I E Y Vests, Pants, Drawers, Wrappers. Also METAL TIPT BOOTS 6 Ladies Calf. A'ip, Enameled and Morocco and .""hoes. Children's and Misses Shoes, and Youths Boot*, ic. HATS & CAPS ef every descriptions for men boys Sa QUEEXSW ABE & GLASS W Family Groceries of all kinds, Dried Burning Fluid, Hope of all sices. N A I S Glass, Sash and variety of everything I ful. Which.1 offer for sale at the E U I I E S O K E 1 in Toledo, North side of the Public Chetfer than ever have been sold in the ty, for ready pay. Call aud exuinine stock, aud-save twenty percent by making purchase. nnn BUSHELS OF WHEAT vV.Uv/U e l, I will exchange Goods WHEAT at my Store in To!ed\ «\VIS .M KUCHA NT. Toledo, Iowa, Sept. t^tli. 1S",. 411-tf I A W W I S E CLOT1ILN.G. Kept const nntly on hand or furnished te at short notice, by LEWIS MERCHANT, Toledo, Tama Co., Iowa, Sept. 20th. oO.


ocr: OB* do do 1 ®h« Svanji«ij)t. lHJBLiattED EVERY TJll'RSb.VY BV? WIKTINC & riltLBl. AT $1 60 A YEAR—(IN APVINATFLFW $2,00, at the expiration of 3 months. Rates of Advertising. Square, 1 nt I risen ion, each subsequent insertion, Square three months, do. Six months, do. One Year, Quarter Column, one year, H*lf Column one year, One Column, one year, $1,00 SO 4.00 6,00 12.00 2-r»,00 3",00 00.00 ,,1'welvc Hue- of thin typ® considered a •qun.ro. 'Business Cards not exceeding nix lines in- serted in the Directory «t $."• per year. Transient a.lvV rtisemcnts must in all easPH tie paid lor.in advuuue. MtiT* legal advertisements must bfc paid in advance. little* i'ltd cording1..v. il. -v 1 out. and "!i P$k'' Unless a particular tjm is sp'ecifiel. when handed in. adveriisraenta will bo


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: Independence Market. COBEKCTin WEEKI.T, BT T. C. WILCOX FLOUR—per Hundred fl,50£l,7S WHE AT—5M(«?55 bu. CORN bu. '20(i *25, OATS—yt»(»2-c.p bu. POTATOES—Ne\v"t e. bo. PORK—Fresh, :P Ic, lb. HAMS— l»c. hogs $ hd. 3i(J4s. BEEF—2(l .'tc. jer lb. EGGS— doz l()c. CHEESE— y lb. APPLES DRIED—10c ft. PEACHES DRIED—15c. ft. TCRKIES—5e. lb dressed CHICKENS—1c. fib. drcss«4. CODl'ISH—per lb. 8c. MACKEREL—per lb. 15Jc. WHITE FISH—6i£c. #. SUGAR Hi'o\vn,f(t( 11 lb for $1,00 Coffee 7 @8 ft,for $1,00 Crushed 6 lb for #1,00. MOLASSES—GIV^SOc. per gal. Golden Syrup bOc. Extra jJOe. gai. VINEGAR—35c. pal. COFFEE—I t(a '20 cts. RICE—ILGW c, CANDLES—Tallow, 15 eta. 8tcrin«, 90 els BEANS—50Ci',75 bu TALLOW.—10j. fo. LARD—10 cts. BUTTER—15 IP Ih. TIMOTHY SEED—9,bu. HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED.—$1,60 bush. CR ACKERS—"ffl fi 10 eU. HOPS—40c. per & SALT— coarsel bbl. $2,50 ONIONS—10(SiVV. f) bu. SUGAR CANE SYRUP— 50@75e. gal. HAY—|d,0t)(#:j,00 V toil. HIDES—Urevii 5c. drv. LUMBER—Oak, f? M* $15,00(^20,00 Wal nut,$00,00(3:40,00 Pioe, $45rOO(g$5D^K), Bass Wuod $12,


ocr: |lotitcs. SCOVILL'S SARSAPARILLA, OR BLOOD & LIVER SYRUP. Cures all diseases of the Blood anl Skiu^ BLOOD A ND LI V ER SYRUP Curcs any derangement of the Liver. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP Cores Pimples on the face and all Eruptions. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP Cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Boils. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP Cures Erysipelas, Canker, Rheumatism. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP The Receipt is given to all physicians. i BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP Stands at the head of all preparations as a Blood Purifierand Liver Remedy. JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor, 124 Lal Street, Chicago. Sold by all druggists.


ocr: NOTICE. TTTHEAT AND OATS 1! Ceived at the Movioi Subscriptions to the Dubuque it Pacific Rail-j road, at the hichest market piieo, for which! will be paid obligations of the Company. S. A. DUTCBER. I Independence, Oot.Q7th, 1^T9. [32


ocr: Hard Times Passing Of£ And now is tlit time to SAVE YOUR MONST BY BUYING GOODS At Fonda A Bro's Store, On the West side of the Ru r, opposite the Gritt Mill. Having just returned from New York, where we have selected the BEST ASSORTMENT OP GOODS Ever brought to Independence, (For Hard Times,) we are determined to sell giS Oi l) rap as DRY GOODS, CLOTHIN'G, BOOTS & SHOES, GROCERIES, NOTIONS, An4 All Things usually kept in a Variety Store. All are invited to call and examine our Stock, as we feel confident we can suit all clas ses, and wc wish it distinctly understood that WE CHARGE NOTHING FOE SHOWRTSRA OOOIDS A. H. FONDA 4 BRO. v There is no use of paying 70 Cents for Dollar Tea, When you can get as GOOD TEA as was tTtt sold West of the Mississippi For 60 Cents! AT FONDA & BRO'S. To All of our Old Customers We wish von to settle up all oil accounts as soon as possible this lull, without fail. Sept. 23, 1859. A. H. FONDA A BEO. tramps for the Million.


ocr: Independence, December 1-50. FALL 18 o 9,. DO YOU WANT TO SEE THE LARGEST 4 BEST STOCK OF GOODS In Northern Iowa? GO TO DO YOU WANT TO SAVE i^oisriErsr«? 1 i:' GO TO DO YOIJ WANT BOOTS AND At the Eastern Prices) GO TO DO YOU WANT Groceries Cheap GO TO DO YOU WANT One Dollar Tea for 70 Cents GO TO WJUUOOX S. DO YOU WANT Priats as Cheap as Sold in the €. 8. GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WANT DELAINES, At Prices too Cheap to put iu the Papers GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WANT TO Sell your Eggs, Butter $' Grmn GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WANT TO BUY CLOTHING for Less than ever offered in Bachanaa Co. GO TO WILCOX'S. Do you want to get your worth GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WANT Long and Broche Shawls, At Half Price GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WANT TO BE ii u rti i e GO TO THE MILITARY And their neighbors up town want Goods at the Lowest possible jppioea for Cash or Ready Pay, and nothing else, Sept. 31,1859. GO TO WILCOX'S. But if


ocr: FOR THE L.mrrs A\d CENTS :. rL BLVllASAN COL NTY, Jit KINSLEY BOWL.KY*. Their Rooms arc larpe nnd full of Qoods all kinds, CHEAP—YES, Cheaper than the Cheapest. At Ave have better facilities for Buying than OXJTL NEIGHBORS Down in the Brick Store, WE WILL SHOW YOU BETTER GOODS And Sell them Cheaper Weeall your attention, first, to otr $HT 6ooiis WHICH IS A SPLENDID SHOW. Then around to the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, BOOTS AND SHOES AND MILLINERY Then we will show you our Cheap Groceries and Crockery. COME AND SEE THOSE PRINTS, SO CHEAP, Those Delaines 0 Yards for One LADIES' GAITERS FOR 75 CTS, Best article ever sold for the money. BOOTS from $1,75 to $3,50 GOOD OVERCOATS for $2,75. 8 PR9. CHILD'S SHOES FOR 75 CENT TEA FOR 50 Which we trill sell at Wholesale or Retail For Cnsh. Farmers' Produce of all Kinds Taken In Exchange for Goods. Rfmembtr the Place, TWO West Rooms in Union Blocks INDEPENDENCE, IOWA. PiJk-fYon ill find that nin sue SOWN BY THE BRIDGE. KINSLEY A BOWLEY. Sept. 2H, Cash Paid Tor W heal, AT J. D. & D. B. Independence, Iowa* LARGE AND FINE STOCK OF SEW FALL & mm


ocr: NEW STOTIK, HEW GOODS, NEW PRICES, Jk.T By P. C. WILCOX.


ocr: DIRE THAT COltiH gov It THK TIMB, AMD 1~IxVXjTJ'S A S A THE BEST REMEDY Oj the Auc for (he Cart of Consumption, Decline, Asthma, Bronchitis, Wasting of Flesh, Night Sweats, Spitting •f Blood, Hooping Cough, Difficulty of Breathing, Colds, Coughs, Influen za, Phthisic. Pain in the S«i% and all Diseases of tilt Lungs is unequalled.


ocr: T. E. TlKXKtt, JUSTICE OF Til K PE ICE, NOTARY PUBLIC,


ocr: State of Iowa, nrcilANAX t'ofXTT, PHINE °®eo ^be Clerk of the Dislrict Court of Mu c'linty, e c' 88. JOHN TO JOHN IV GOEWEY. SIR You are hereby notified that tin re is now ou file iu the Iowa, a [•etition of Phincas C. ''eox, vvhiuniiig of 'ou a specilic jH?rformanee n x* c'ulltru0^ male sud e\ocut lv you on the second day of November, an county, Iowa, Judgment will le rendered agaiaat yon aa prayed fer in said [•etition. 1*111 NEAS C. WIl^OX. By VV'vonwAKit ik AIAHSHAI.L, Bis Atty*. STATE OF IOWA, BUCHANAN COUITTT I h«(«byorder tliat the above not ice be published, forilie time )r*?scri bed by law, in the Huclianan Couuty Guardian, a newspaper published in lndejK'uilence, in •aid eounty and State. EDWARD BREWER, Clerk. Feb. 14,1853. [4Mt V U I V I A I I i'v _. iLAS C. VV ILCUA.i In Dislr»et«w4 of ^'d couuty, April N GOEWE\ term theroot, ld5it.


ocr: Wanted rpo EXCHANGE, A THOROUGH BRED 1. F. §100 worth of Cattle or llorsea, and {my the bal- miles ALSO, WA NTTED, 6,000 feet of Onk Fencing and Posts, delivered two miles east of Rich's Hotel, Buffalo Creek. Independence, Jan. 10,1859. [45-4t


ocr: THOMAS, TAYLOR & CO., if i umvr iin iii MERCHANTS, So. S Oommarcial Sireet, A North. LSVM, SAINT LOUIS, MO. D. H. TIIOM A?. tat? Tli'initti tt likilsli'r. ». C. TAYl.tiit. U.'.i- *i !i Mil:«jiLerf*r.


ocr: Republican State Ticket. ran cjovT.kxon, SAMUEL J. KIRK WOOD, Of Johnson County, rot LIKLTENANT OOVKKNOB, NICHOLAS J. Rl SCII, Of Scott County. ron RTTUIRA OK THK SITRKMIK OOOBT, Ralph P. I,OWP, Y. D. Stockton, Caleb Baldwin.


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: A I N A N A N Y JOB-PHINTIna. The Publishers of the Iowa Transcript prepared to execute with neatness are patch all kinds of Job-Work, including HANDBILLS, Programmes, BILL-HEADS POSTERS, now and des CARDS, Circulars LABELS, Ball Tickcts And Blank* of mtt Kinds. All orders by mail, accompanied by the cach, will meet with prompt attention. N. C. WIETING. J. F. FARLEY


ocr: FARMEKS P. L. BALDY & CO., Toledo, Tama rounty, Iowa. e a e s ia Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Queensware, Hardwtfltk NaiU, Glass. Patent Medicines. Ready Made Clothing &o. 8**J^Public are invited to examine our stock. South East corner Public Square, 2d door east of the Drug Store. Toledo, Tama County, Iowa. November 18th 1858. Tln4


ocr: C. WEARE n. C. CAMP 0. CARPK.NTElt. CARPENTER, CAMP & CO., COMMISSION ANJ FORWARDING MEIIOIIANTS, CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA. E A E S I N COAL, SALT, CEHEXT, &C. Cash Paid for Hides and Producc. L'BF.RAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGN MENTS. STORAGE ROOM ABUNDANT. We arc prepared to receive freight at Lis bon, the present terminus of the Chicago, Io wa & Nebraska Railroad, and forward it with out delay. Cedar Rapids, March 17, 1809. n224m


ocr: NOTICE. THE Copartnership heretofore existing be tween the undersigned—under the name and style of P. L. Baldy & Co., has been this day dissolved by mutual consent. All per sons indebted will be expected to make imme diate payment. Wm. Baldy has the notes and Book accounts for collection. P. L. BALDY. Wm. BALDY. N. B.—The name ing a general Farmers & G. H. Baldy, and style of the firm (do mercantile Business) at the 8tore—will be comprised of P. L. under the name and style of P. L. BALDY & BRO Toledo, Adril 18th, vl-n27-3w


ocr: O. W. MARQfTAnOT. G. W. MABQUAKDT A 00. Wk*l*ial* 4 S*UH SMtori in CLOCK*. WATCHES AM| J. W I I WATCH MATERIALS AHD s4-ly O T* Gt O O 0. we.—, CUatsB Mmt, IwWA


ocr: CHICAGO BRANCH. SEED STORE, AND AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE II. D. Emory it Cm. L. C. BOOD, AQENT. 1 0 0 I i n o n S e e (Opposite the State UniYersity.) IOWA CITY, IOWA. At loO Clinton street, opposite State Univer sity, can be fouud constantly on hand, a full assortment of all kinds of Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, Farming Tool* an4 U|N^ ,t Machinery, Horse Power®, Threshers, Plows, Harrows Agent for Manny's 8elf Raking Reaper and Ifower, also Chinese Sugar Cain Mille. Orders by mail promptly attended te. vl n48-8m which we warrant Fresh andr Genuine, at low prices. Also a large assortment of 1


ocr: NOW READY. TIIE KEWSPAl^RR fBD. A COLLECTION of Newspaper facts and statistics, containing a com plete list of Newspapers in the United States, Canadasand Great Britain. The only reliable work of the kind in the world. Au invaluable assistant to theEditor, Book publisher and Adver tiser. Eight vo. two hundred pages. On receipt of two dollars, it will be prepaid by mail, and forwarded to any part of the country. LAY & BROTHER, Publishers, No 83 Dock St. Philadelphia, tSP* Editors inserting the above three months, with editorial notice, and send ing copies of the paper prepaid to the above address wili receive the work.


ocr: O- OAMP, COMMISSION MERCHANT, N Wholesale and Retail Dealer In GROCERIES, WOODEN WARE, HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING GOODS, SEEDS, Sic., COMMERCIAL STREET, CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA. Toledo, March 24, 185#. *224m


ocr: IOWA CITY, IOWA. This large and commodious hotel has been leased by the Proprietor, thoroughly repaired and renovated, neatly furnished thronghoui, in the best manner, with SPRING BEDS and llGIITSn WITH OAS, N To pains will be spared to make the PARK ... USE, the A No. one house of the City it be ing much the largest, and pleasantly situated in a central location, on the corner of Jetfei son and Dubuque .Streets, nean the City Park with comfortable accommodation for two hun dred guasts. Hoc TERMS—in conformity to the "times." Good and capacious stabling attached to the House. J. TRUSDELIj, Proprietor, (Formerly of the Trus.iell House, v2n2o-ly- ~X"TLT~GOWERRBROTHERS & A 3ST Tag TO £3 E A E S I N E I I A N i A N U e i CORNER OF CLINTON AND IOWA STREETS, 1 o a i y I o w a Iowa City, April, CG.-nl-ly


ocr: CENTRAL NURSERIES, A A O U N Y I O W A Bowen & Knapp, Proprietors. RO 000 Tree of various at«8 and sizes vJ w Vy V/v/at heir Nurseries. Also a SUB- |»ly of Isabella Grapes, Mammoth Rhubarb Ac. Spring Creek, (union Grove) Mar. 18 1869,


ocr: 0. w. MARQITARDT. a. o. O. W. MARQtTAItW CO Wholesale & Retail Dealers in CLOCKS, WATCHES A!VR s a $ I WATCH MATERIALS AND a n o y o o a Ko. AO, Clinton Street, IOWA CITY.


ocr: N i V O i AMD GENERAL LAND A GENT, lleax City. Iowa. Collections made, and Taxes paid ia any pert of the 8taie. f^Cenarieaieaer ef Deeda fir Isdiaaa a


ocr: OLIVER STARTSMAS. DEBLKR IN WATCHES, CLOCKS & Silver & Plated Ware, Scissors, Pocket Cutlery, Spectacle* AND ALL KINDS OF F.4NCY GOODS. N. B. Repairing of all kinds done & war ranted to give satisfaction. Those visiting the city will find it to advantage to give nic a call. Powels Block first Brick Block East 4$ Tremont House. Iewa City, July 1,1857. n8-tf


ocr: J. II. GGWER, BROTHERS C. A ST K SI S E A E S I N E A N E —*•4 a e n s OF CLINTON AND IOWA STMTS, o i y I o w a fawa City, April, 58.-nl-ly R. ROCK, General Dealer in American and Foreign A W A E IRON, NAILS, STEEL, GLASS, SASH, I I I N 6 A W A E AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Stoves, Tinner's Stock and Tin Ware, Commercial St*, Cedar Rapids. Agent for Fnlrbank's Scales, Boston Belting Co., Rubber Belting and Packing, Gages Circular and Mitt Saws, Lillies Bank Safes. My stock comprises one of the largest and beat assorted in the state. To the trade, I will guarantee to sell at as 1«W Sates as any Job bing House in West. July 21st., 1869. vl-n39-Gm


ocr: ELECTION r« past, nnd while some are not satisfied that Mr. Garner is elected, all may be satisfied that the BKICK STOKE is ihephm to buy Goods, by an inspection of the blocks jtmi now received from the East. Prices «o low that, there ia no margin for ex peases of collecting debts, consequently lhe subscriber is obliged to deal only for,6 B. iy S O E I I V E N A Lerptper Centag* mtvcd tftif down. Just Received a great varietgr of Indies WINTER DRESS GOODS. OljOVns, Oaasi mores, Satinot a


ocr: I N S BEUT1FIL DEUUES, BOOTS it SltOES, OVER SHOES & RUBBERS. ov t-|?n-TT CT fie ture to look up Stairt at the SpletiMi Stock of CLOTHING.


ocr: s O E O U S O E o o W a n & o AVE just meived a Fresh S}pp of Goods, Consisting of a large assortment and Pure of Fresh "itr ND CHEMICALS. and all oilier articles usually kept, in a drug to»C. They hnve a p-ood nssortmunt of CONFECTIONERY, anda quantity 6: FRESH PE ACRES (in earn) a large supply of Smoking k Chewing T0 DACCO and CIGAltS. A choice selection of Pt-.KFUMERY. Tliey liave tlie County Agency for selling Ltit:oB.«, and will consisintly keep on hand a pood assortment for JA ciual .l/echinical and Culinary put-poses cniy. We ara deteimined to keep th® tcsf assort menl of goods in our line, to be found in this section of country, All ol'which will be solgji Cheap Jor Cash or (kunty Orders CA A S E E u s Remember the place one door south of the fa&T COURT HOUSE. WM. BTJNCE &CO. T) br. Iiunceand sjon will al- n^vs lie f'jund at tlia TOLEDO DRUG STORK (when not professionally engaged) ready to make out prescriptions and to attend to the dutie* of ti'Sir profession in Medicine and Surgery. Toledo Nov, 24th. lb lyn'j rr. BALDY, Again offers his services, (to the inhabitants


ocr: •((eh) &Db£Hisch]St)ls« XI. O. CAMP, COMMISSION MERCHANT, A I Wholesale «nd Retail Dealer G111)I!El!ItS, WOOIIEX WAIIF, 110 it-fill OLD FURSlSlIi A (J 00 US, SluED.S, owe., CCK MEKCI STREET, Ci:il!t rn Toledo, March 2!. 1^*»9. n224u» 0. CAJi I'L.N'i Kll. K. C.VMl'. C. WKARE. fAnPE^TEK, I UfP & CO., CCMMtSSlCN AN FORWARDING MER.OHAKTTS, CEDAR RAPIDS, COAL, SALT,'' CEYE\T, &0. Cash Paid for Hides #nd Produce. ,C I/llERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGN MLN!3. STORAGE ROOM AUUN1MNT. We are prepared to receive freight at Lis bon, the prcsuut terminus of the »,i.ica0., Io wa & Ntionuka Railroad, and forward it, a ill* out delay. Cedar i'upids, March 17, 18-39. n2 lot


ocr: HARTFORD, CONM. i i) i 1* ft 1» s l* si s)c e rOMPANY OF* IIAUTI O €0\T. i'ttita 1(1 a^iiiat, S u u s 5 A^scls, .7ami«n y 1*J^r'^ This Company lias complied with the C. W AITE ftff-iirs i S IAWS of the several States, iu vrhich it doing bu»ines3. See'y. C. B. SOWKRS Pres. Western Hranch Officft nt Chicago, III. thtough which all the busine?? of 'he t'ompa i»v in tiic Western, North-Westfltii and South \V"e«tM'n State' is tran'-ai-tcd. w. 18. MJS WMti'iiV, ficn'l a, is, Ass?«. ttv't, [Resi'ling in Cliicago. Pot Information and a detailed .S'tatemont of (he of the Company and I'oliciuii of In surance, apply to V* A. (»R.\UAI. Agent for Toledo a ill viciuity. BS'trnJ


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: VIO Af^/yy W. J. GILBERT, fiOTAUHL PRESSES, YILW3 COMPASSES, U\TIIER'S P::!MI\G l\K, SFILQIT PRIM IVU ER, corny EMW mn, AM ISIS' II ATEGI.U& SI1CET Jirsiu anl 1IIS1CAL INSTKIjMINTS. DUBUQUE, IOWA. Wholesale Ajtnt far EcletticSrrlrsof febool Books N n. -Good Cottoa iUc* tsiceo la exchange foi llorwiuuUi.t.


ocr: FKJES1I BALTIMORE OYSTERS. TJAtTIBOBB AHD NEW TDK IJ tors, in oans, warranted fretfe. SWEET CIDER, for gale by A. *rr, Iadepcnlecci, Nor. 1,1829..


ocr: W. J. GILBERT, Agent. K1TARHL PRESSES, 1 COUNTY BUNK BOOKS, V.ir\r,'S COMPASSES, ARTISTS' MCHIALS, umm pnwrx, ra, sncsr r??c BELOW PRINT PAI ER, MUSICAL IXSTRtMEilS. DUBUQUE, IOWA. Wholesale Agent fjr Eclectic Series of School Books N. R.— flood Cottoa Rags taken in Exchange foi


ocr: ONE CUSTOM BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, rI^HE SUBSCTiTBER would ivspcct- JL fully in form the citizens of Inde pendence aud surrounding country, that lieis still V i MANUFACTURING TO ORDER BOOTS AND SHOES, In the neatest and most substantial Thankful for past favors, he solicits a con tinuance of the same. Having adopted the C'aMh System, He is enabled to manufacture as the CHEAPEST, and iu the best style, Repairing Neatly Executed and Promptly Attended to. SttOP DIRECTLY OPPOSITE TJttfe POSTOFFIt i J. WpjBY. Incfependwie#, De». 16, 1858,, Vi2 '22-ly 1 e .tbi... HI


ocr: "STOVES! STOVESf- STOVES!' i«» 41.. •Ill IP) J«. M'- P~ Would Gall the Attention of ike Cit izens of Buchanan and adjomny tiwnties io tlic fad that he is now riecivhtf I*4/ ft A LARGE COOK, ALSO, ALL KINDS 0Ff„^ FAK31ING IMPLEMENfk, Plows, Hoes, Forks, Scythes & Snaths, Grain Cradles, •, CORN PLANTERS, ?Oi Which I will warrant to i-'Jf Ift TBtr O P. HAYSLIP, NT Of r.rOI i:i a PARLOR ue n ^Kl) ir t)FFtCfE S O V E S fc* fit Of Tarious Patterns, Sizes and Prieci, W«ICH I AM READY TO SELL AT AS LOW FIGURES As can be Bought IHsewhere. 7 8 W give satisfaction .Hit Every Paticnlarl li'S' :f ALL KINDS ya, y OF L. TIX, COPPER & SHEET PX WARE KEPT ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER 4NXEE BEST STYLE ^.*.4 •:-U I^OWEST PRICES. hu« ,1 'il. 'Ill ivj GIVE ME A CALL AT ALEXAN- DEIl'S OLD STAND, l" ',n"" OVi .,j .,{ ^uaftqnetQ*. g:t:'Mysliij.


ocr: For Sale. THIRTY-FIVE HORSE-POWER ENGINE B01LER, nnd all the fixtures for a Saw Mill, all new and just from the will be sold Kin LOW, if applied for soon. Also, two second-hand Steam Boilers, verj' cheai. For fiu'tln-r particulate gimuire of 0. H, MERRY, "i Dunleith, 111. Jan. 99, ISA. (2-46-6m Independence Civilian and Blackhawk Cou rier plcaso copy and send paper during the time the advertisement is continued. Yours Respectfully. C. H. MliliBY


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: N E V E I N 'fittotyeg UK Notary Putolio, —O—AND—O— GENERAL LAND AGENT, Sioux City, Iowa. Collections made, and Taxes paid any part of the State. Qf%,Commi8Bioner of Deeds for Indiana FtbrMlm*


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B. F. ST mJm A LEY.

LET. N. C. WIK '.TING, N E W S A E E Toledo to Marengo JL leira The subscribers have established a ly line of haeks on this route, and will particular pains so accomodate the A V E I N U I They leave Toledo,—Monday, Wednesdays Friday, at 7 o'clock A. M. Marengo.—Tuesday, Thursday and ^ay at 7 o'clock A. M. ier are. cheap as any other WILLIAMSON & OLNEY,


ocr: NOW READY. THE KEWSP iPKJt RECORD. A COLLECTION of Newspaper facte and statistics, containing a com plete list of Newspapers in the United States, Canadas and Great Britain. The only reliable work of the kind in the world. An invaluable assistant to theEditor, Bjok publisher and Adver tiser. Eight vo. two hundred pages. On receipt of two dollars, it will be prepaid by mail, and forwarded to any part of the country. LAY & BROTHER, Publishers. No 83 Dock St. Philadelphia. 0®^ Editors inserting the above three months, with editorial noticc, and send ing copies of the paper prepaid to the above address will receive the work.


ocr: A E I A N U 0 U S E BY JOHN MUCKLER. South Weat Corner or tbe Public Square. The Proprietor of this honso wonld respectfully announce, that he is now prepared to fully accomodate and "Wait upon" the traveling publio. With geod beds, a biasing fire, loaded tables, ready waiters, and warm stabbling, he flatters himself that he can give entire satis faction. vln6m3 LANK DEEDS, constantly on hand and for salo at this «ffice Wood, Wooder* Weodest! S! OOD WOOD WANTED ON 8UBSCXP' tie*, at this offi«•, imaedifttely.


ocr: IOWA CITY, IOWA. This large and commodious hotel has been leased by the Proprietor, thoroughly repaired and renovated, neatly furnished througlioui. in the best manner, with SPRING BEDS and LIGHT BO WITIf GAS, No pains will be spared to make the PARK HOUSK, the A No. one house of the City it be ing much the largest, and pleasantly situated in a central location. 011 the corner of Jeffer son and Dubuque Streets, nean the City Park with comfortable accominddation for two hun dred gnasts. TERMS—in conformity to the "times." flood and capacious stabling ajtached to the House. J. TllUSDEI.L, Proprietor, (Formerly of the Trusaell House,) v2n2o-ly« J. If. GOHKK, BROTHERS & CP. BAN K. 3X8 n s E A E S I N E A N E N A i 3 CORNER Of CLIJWfOff AND IOWA STREETS, 1 o tc a y, To u a towa City, April, ol».-nl-ly


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: a Vv I W. J. GILBERT, Ag^cnt. NOTAHUL NIES^, YUiWS COMPASSES, IM-HER'S PiUMiM INK, MLOii i'ia.\I r.U EPv, DUBUQUU, IOWA. Wholesale i^at far Eclectic Series of School Books N. I..—Good Cotton Hags taken in Exchange foi Merchandize. ..I,- ,»*n 10 cnrvTT r.L\^'K books, ARTIES' MATERIALS, SHEET MUSIC and UIS1CAL lXSTEUHENTS.


ocr: BARBER You'womld dfekell to call at L. 'INIMITABLE Shaving & Hairdrcssing OI'1'O.SITE THE Mo.NTOl I! 1IOISK, INDEPENDENCE,


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: $7. LEVERING. tffol-ifeij sit JUto, Notary Putoll©, —O—AND—O— GENERAL LAND AGENT, Sioux City, Iowa. Collections made, and Taxes paid in any part of the State. (^.Commissioner ef Deeds for Indiana


ocr: JOB-PRINTIlNra. The Publishers of the Iowa Trnn'vr^t at" prepareit to execut« with neatness awd patch all kinds of Job-Work, including IIAXDBILLS, Programmes, BILLHEADS CARDS, Circiiliirtk KA HKhS, mS POSTERS, Hall Tickets And Blanks all Kimh. All orders by mail,accompanied by the ea?h, will meet with prompt attention. N. C. WlKTiNG.) J.'F. PARLEY, now den-


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: SATtRDAY OF EACH MONTH, to transact IVoticc. 'TIE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT will bo in liis office nt the Court House, in In* !cP£Ocknee, (Southeast, renin), on the LAST BENNET ROBERTS, Co. Superintendent. November 17th, lSiif).


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: FLTLIF JJJCUVN ®VA»SIFVIJ)T. tr PUBLISHED EVERY THUR8DAY BY WIETIKC FARLEY. 8I»iiii"i AT $1 60 A YEAR—(l» AIJVAKCI:*) $2,00, at the expiration of 3 months. Hate* of Advertising* ©Mt ^qtlare, 1st Insertion, do each subsequent insertion^ "£j 60 do flqflnre three months, 400 da. hi* months, TWCITI lines ol'tlns tyjwcoml^wed ft square. Business Cards not exceeding six lines in serted in tlie Directory at $5 per year. tSSjF Transient advertisements must in all oases be paid for in adrance. fOOT" Legal advertisements must be paid in advatico. Unless a particular time is specified, When handed in, ndvertisments will be pub lished until ordered out, and charged for ac cordingly. s6,00 do. One Year, 12,00 Qttnrier Column, ono year, lf,00 Half Column one year, 35,00 One Column, one year, 60,00


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: NEW BARBER You would do well to call at L. T. BR YON INIMITABLK Shaving & Hairdressing Saloon, OPPOSITE THE OX TO IB HOL'SE, INDEPENDENCE, IOWA.


ocr: hi MO Af4/yy ho DiaiO^. W. J. GILBERT, Agent. NIT IRIAL PRESSES, Y.lOTi CLASSES, H\inF.r s i': i\n\« ira, EEilll m.\l PAPER, COUNTY BLWK BOOKS, ARTISTS' 11ITEHIALS, SHEEP Hrsic and liLSICAL USIKlftSm DUBUQUE, IOWA. Wholesale Agent fjr Eclectic Series of School Dooks N. P. -Good Cotton Has* taken In Exchange fot Merch-ujdiie.


ocr: {onjc,\{"x W. J. GILBERT, NOTARIAL PRESSED I COVMY BUM BOOKS, VOING S I Alii ISIS' MATERIALS, MATHER'S PKIYIIH'ffi.fSHEET UCSIf and BELOIT PRINT PAPER, MUSICAL I.VSTIOEMS. DUBUQUE, IOWA. IfMesaie l^ent for Edcrtic Scries of Fchool Books N. B.— ftood Cotton Rags taken in Exchange (01 ItefChuudize.


ocr: 00 r- a -3 ts ?"oa.2---g.§ 1 5 8 e 51J3S«OGD I First clm« ODOWCOO-JC5 Second class* FT WCOD^CL oi c-a c* iz to 1 Wheat und Corn f| 1 bnsliel. *0 Oats bushel. w 5 5 I ^our bbl. tf! i 5 Z, I Sftit bbl."' 13 I Lumber 1,000 ft. '&• S5 Shingles M. Lath Thousand. ta ss a* u *o 1 Passenger Fare. 5 w e o Carload not to cxeeed 10 tons. When a car load is taken, the chargcs will bo rate per barrel, bushel, Ac. J. A. PINTO, General Freight and Ticket


ocr: ^i:w BARBER You wouJd do well to cn!f at I. T. I N I I A E Shaving & Hair dressing OPPOSITE Till. MONTOL'ft HOl'HE,


ocr: r. D. TI K\I:K, JUSTICE OF Tin 1'liACE, NOTARY PI'ULIC, kc.,


ocr: and without delay. E«b. 17,1859. €. E. I.ATHROP, A 0 1\ E Y AT ami v INSURANCE AOBNT, TVX)T"T3'E,V,-,' r«». ILL practice in the several Courts of tliii inu prncuce in ine several courts ot 11 Judicial District, and attend to busings ntruated to his can- with and desjiatch. Insurance Policies in the Phoenix Coni]»any of Hartford, Ct., issued on reasonable


ocr: Slate of Iowa, 1 SAMUEL HAYES.i In District Court of vs. Buchanan county, lovni. MARY E. HAYES.) r,\» that there is now on file in the office ol ,non3"' for unl-."* yvn aj.pear un.1 answer thereto on or morning^ ot the eond daj- of the IR'xi' c'OU'Jty. l)mst M. I U A N A N O U N Y MIKYU HA YES You nru e 1 Ih ivbv W"trict Court of Buchunan ^ountyIo^u,a petition of Samuel Hayv*t claim- ot J*"'1 a.divoree fmm the bonds of matri- «»llf\»l dxu-rtion nnd separation, and term of the District Court of Buchanan Jov.a, to lioId en at I ndejK'ndene", in aul county,judgioeiit *11 be rendered 111 SAML EL HA\LS, "V «'hD LAKE, Ins Attr. ieoI'u:MIce with^ 111»* j»ravi of STATE OF IOWA, BI CHAXAX COL.NTT,|I hereby order that the within notieo le publishe-d, for the time pres cribed by law, in the Buchanan county CJuar newspaper published iu Independence, in said county and State. EDWAliD BREWER, Clerk. Feb. 11,1659. (48-4t


ocr: saM county* n ]»"titiou of Statc of Iown, BUCHANAN corjj-ry,J TO ALEXANDER IIESLEH Eketion Nino io Township Eiirhtv-Seven linijuent tax for the year lK'w.tiiade 185H nnd tli.it unless you ari|»o u- a'tul theivto ou or before the niorning «.»( tJie P.C.WILCOX, In Dist. Court vs. said covntv, ALEXANDER HF.PLER Temi, i. ». SIR are hereby notified that tlo io is new on file tin? office of th* tHcrk fifth** Ditrk't iiirt 1*. C. ing of vo» the titlr of the Northwest i^tiuiftrr By W. Ci. DON NAN', his Indopen«lenee, March 7, A. I. lsill. STATE OF IOWA, BICHAXAS COVNTV, of Riinge Eight West of Fifth* 1'. M. in cbaiiiin county, Iowa, and asking u. of tlie right oi' lleilemptinn from t«x-s:i1o of I hereby order t!ic within notice ho piiMistifd for tlie ]rescriled by Liw, in tlic lliicliMiinii Ctuanlian, a nvwsi«aner i ublisliod in said ty. Iowa. EDWAiil) DUibWiOi, 2-Al-lt) dav of snirt April term r»f the District Court and for said eoniily. juilirnieiit will l»e agaiustyouraved for in Plaintiff't *I\ C. WILCOX. rUiintiff.


ocr: REVERE HOUSE. ^|*HB SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING LEASED M. the above establishment, are. now prepared to accommodate tin- Traveling Public on Favora ble Terms. Their Table will always lx supplied with the best the market affords. Their guests will b« served by careful and attentive and no pains will be spared to make the rere what it should be, a First Class Ho tel." Boarders accommodated by the Week, Month, or Year. CHANDLER ADAMS, Independence, April ~l, 185!l. Prop'rs.


ocr: Independence,April Al The Cheap Cash Store, April 13,1859. P. C. WILCOX. ,000 SAVED To the People of Buchanan County, yearly, BY BUYING GOODS POR READY PAY AT THE CASH STORE OF P\ C. WILCOX. TUE BEST FIFTY CENT TEA KYER OFFERED, AT THE CHEAP CASH THE LADIES WIU FIND BLACK SILKS, Ot Superior Quality, P. WILCOX'8. 1800. SPRING Now Ready for Distribution, A Large and Desirable Stock of ALL KINDS OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. P. C. WILCOX. who may favor her with a call. SPRING CAMPAIGN. 18 5 9. 3STOW OI»ENT3SRO, THE LARGEST STOCK EVER RECEIVED STORE. P. C. WILCOX, 26,1859. (6 FOR 75 CENTS, 81,00 AND 81,23. 1850.


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: FARMERS STORE P. L. IJALDY & CO., Toledo, Tama county, Iowa# e a e s i n Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Queenswarc, Hardware. Nails, Glass. Patent Medicines. Ready Made Clothing &«. &c Public arc invited to examine our stock. South East corner Public Square, 2d door east of the Drug Store. Toledo, Tama County, Iowa. N»vemTber 18th 18-»8. vln4


ocr: CHICAGO liRANCH. SEED STORE, AND AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE II. D. Emory Si, Co. L. O. BOOD, AGZNT. 1 0 I i n o n S i e 0 (Opposite the Stato University.^... IOWA CITY, IOWA. At 100 Clinton street, opposite State Univer** sitv, can be fonud constantly on hand, a full, assortment of all kinds of Field, Garden am' Flower Seeds, which we warrant Fresh am Genuine, at low prices. Also a large assortment Farming Tools antt Machinery, Horse Power*, r'K Threshers, Flows, Marrow# Agent for Manny's Self Raking Reaper and J/ower, also Chinese Sugar Cain Mills. Orders by mail promptly attended to. v2 n43-3m BLANKS at this office.


ocr: 3B A J2a KLUS ^tS- Conic & SARKKNT, Davenport, Town COOK, SAI»JK.VT& PARKER, Roc-k Island. Ill COOK, SAUOKNT A COOK, Ft. Remittances male to direct to France. Switzerland, Denmi.vk, Prussia, the German States, «tc^ etc., on the most favorable terms. Des Moines COOK, S ARG EST & B§W\ EY, Rankers and !)alers in Sxchaugr IOWA i r. i o w A, Notes and Bills collected and proceeds5 re mitted to any part of the Uni**?d '.Mates. Bills of Exchange on all the prinoipal banks of the United States and Europe, bought and sold. Sight Bills on London, which can be cashed in eny town of Great Britain, Ireland Or Wales, in sums from i-'l and upwards.


ocr: 3Dr, BALDT, Again offers his services, (to the inhabitant!1 of Toledo, and vicinity, as a Practicing Phy sician and Obstetrician, iccial attention giver1 to Diseases of Fe males and Children. Chronic diseases will lcSeive spccial atten tion. Also, all cases that other physicians cannot cure, more especially the various ieve/s dent to the West. Those whose fears have been excited against the excessive use of Calomel, or Mercury, in any lorm—JVay rest assured tlioy will receive no injury—during treatment. Toledo, Tama County, Iowa. Dr. BALDY. November 18th 1858. vlu4


ocr: GALLEY & JOIIXSTON, Dealers in Domestic Dry Goods, Groceries, Jlardtmre, Duo's, tihoes, Hats & Cups. Ready Made Clothing. Have just received from PHILADELPHIA, a large and well assorted stock of New €*-©©d§, comprising almost every article of merchand ize needed in this country. Hoping to be favored with a continuance of that liberal patronage hitherto received, our motto shall be Low PRICES, READY PAY,PAIR DEAL ING. CALL AND SKK. 4 Highest price paid for lliden. GALLEY & JOHNSTON. Toledo, Iowa, October 7tk l£i3. 9tf«


ocr: N E V E I N attofoeij JLstto, Notary Putollo, —0—AND—0— GENERAL LAND AGENT, Sioux City, Iowa. Collections made, and Taxes psid 1® any part of the State. Commissioner ef Deeds for Indiana Htbraska.


ocr: piri A'p o Mr 'p i JLl-TliN vT v£ k Vinton and Waterloo WSSk CIIICAGO, IOWA R.AIX1 riOAE! ONlSo9 Anive^ Crfa, Rapids AND AFmt MONDAY, August 29, and until further notice, trains will rilu as follows! TRAINS WESTWABD! Mail Train. Leave Chicago, Wells st. Depot, Leave Clinton at. N'iglit Traizx. Leave Cedar Rapids, 5 12:00 A'rrrive at (linton, P. Arrive at Chicago, 3:0o A. Connecting with all through tiftins for Chi cago and the east. At Dewitt with stages for Davenport, Ma quoketa! Chicago, Clinton Cedar i\i) unm U.00 A. IXTi^lxt Tram. w Leave Chicago, Wells st. Depot, Leave Clinton Arrive at Cedar Rapids, 'J.00 A 2:40 P. TRAINS EASWTAH&* Mail Train. Leave Cedar Rapids, Arrive at Clinton, Arrive ai Chicago, At Yankee Run, with stages for Toronto, Onion C.rove with Stages for Tipton, at Lisbon with Stages f-r Anamosa. At Cedar Rapids with Stages for Marion, Cedar Rapids, Vinton, Waterloo, Cedar Falls, Waverly, Clarksville, l?iadford, St. Charles^ Council Bluffs. With steamer Dlackhawk on Ceda- River This is the shortest, cheapest, and most ex peditiovs ioute between Chicago and central Iowa, it being only 180 miles from Chicago, to the Mississippi River, and thence directly into the Interior of Iowa. Tickets for sale at the Wells street Depot, Chicago, Ills. Road, which will be couvcyed across the river free of charge. M. SMITH, Eng. and Snperintendent. Clinton. April 15,1859. Ayer's Cathartic Pills. Mitchel, Ft. Dodge, Sioux City, Toledo, ctta, Kldora, Nevada, lioonsboro. Homer. ferson, Marengo, Newton, DesMoines, and tKEf An agcut will be at the depot in ton to receive all baggage tov Clinton or the I 4.0 P. £.15 P. 9.00 I'. 6.15 A. 9 80 A. 6.45 P.


ocr: TIAVGU1C AGENTS WASTES PERMANENT EMPLOYMEN ENERGETICdevotesolicit 1- young men wanted, wko willing to their whole time Mi talent, to travel and orders for Stnitk & Wosson's celebrated Patent Revolvers. 84U ary, $40 per month, and expensee paid. Bet ter than all other similar ngenoies. For con-^ ditions, and instructions in the business, dress, with stamj


ocr: G. W. MARQUARDT & CO. Wholesale & Retail Dealers il i LOCKS, WATCHES A\ll £_ 3)J I WATCH MATERIALS Fa n o y AND n4-lv G- If©. SO, Clinton Strc«t, IOWA cir?. IOWA


ocr: N i V E I N ftltoi-iKjj qi jLitln, Notary Putollc^ —O— AND o— GENERAL LAND AGENT\ SlOHV €.itv. l«5*Ta. Collections made, and Taxes paid in ariv part of the State. «!«jL»Comiai#*j.ai.er of Useda for InditLna &


ocr: WATOH MATKIUALS U. W. MAaQt'ARoT. a. q. rihK Gr. W. MARQUARDT & CO IVhoiesftlf k RotaH Dfaim ia 3 E i AND Ul-tv n. o'*sr GS- o o No. 50, ninton St root. row A CTTV


ocr: HARTFORD, CONlf. 6 1 1 i 1 i o s y e C0IrU¥ Of f3%". I*» i »ss ti/apfiits, -'5^ SUI'PICM, rnmmm*mmmm •Vi? oao 4hs«!s- Jamsary 1, $30«,!432 This Company has complied with the of the sov«.al iUates, in Avhicb i? ia doing business. C. W vrrr, StMS y. C. ItitOWiiHB Pres. V^t'-rn I?rarn'h OUtcw at I'liicau'o, Hi through which all the bnslne?1* of 'oinpa nv in 'he ^VrsHM-n. No.'th-est.ern.and Souih We^iein State" ia tv.tnsi»cte«». w. is. nrwi t.ea's aa. pstas i:. -n i %prf, [Reaiding in Chicago. For information and a detailed 'tatcment the affairs of the Company and Policies of hi* nee, apply to T. *KI!Uf. Atent Tor Toledo and vicinit). n 20m 4


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: WJ$ WISH TO BE HEAKJP THE SUBJECT OF OUR O N E O A E A WHICH WE NOW SELL FOB AT RW P» w f* r-'T'T .** WILCOX


ocr: NEW BAIIBER SHOP You would do well to call at L- T, BRYON'S Shaving & Hairdressing Saloon, ot-eosiTK rm xarativft isni, 'T TKp^rENDENCK, ipWA


ocr: MO tiA/fy nric,\Q W. J. GILBERT, MTAEIAL PRESSES, YDrwS COMPASSES, 11 VTIIER'S PRIMP(i IJiK, BELOIT PRIM PAPER, COUNTY nm BWKS, ARTISTS' MATERIALS, SHEET MUSIC ad MUSICAL l.VSTRllEXTS. DUBUQUE, IOWA. Wholesale igent fcr Eclectic Series of School Books N r..-Oood CoUoa Hag Merchandize. a token In Exchange foi (Ill RCHES AND SOCIETIES PRES11YTERI AN—Church 011 South street, J. G. BOGUS, Pastor. Meets every Sabbath, at 10^ A. il. and P. M. METHODIST EPISCOPAL Church «n South street. DAVID POOR, Pastor every Sab bath at 10!.j A. M. and 6 P. M. GERMAN EVANGELICAL —Rev. R. Dubs Pastor. Services every Sabbath morning at 10/4 o'clock, also on Wednesday evenings. GERMAN PRESBYTERIAN. —Rev. Mr. Swartz, Pustor. Pmiching at the School every alternate Sunday morning, at 1Q}4 o'clk., and on Thursday evenings. UNI VERBALIST SOCIETY—D. C. TOM ussos, Pastor. Meets in Morse's Hall, Main street, every Sabbath, at lU^i A. M. EPISCOPAL—Rev. Mr. Girroan, Pastor.-— Meets at Masonic Hall every Third Sunday, commencing Dec. 13. MASONS—INDEPENDENCE LOBOB, Na 87.— Stated Meetings on the Wednesday on or bclore the full 1110011 ot each month. E. BUCWER, W. M., GKOKUI: WAU.NK, Sec\*. AHOLIAB CHAPTER, No. 21.—Meets *t the Masonic Hall, on the 1st and 3d Thursday evenings of each month. EDU'AKD BREWER- P. GEORGE WAHNE Secretory GOOD TEMPLARS.—Wapsipinicon Lodge, I. O. O. T. Meets every Tuesday Evening at Masonic Hull. HAHMONv LODGE, I. O. G. T.( Meets ereiy Saturday Evening at Masonic Hall.


ocr: NO toAly W. J. CILBEET, Agent. KTTAnUL MESSES, I COUNTY BUM BOOKS, VHW3 MATLKIAH COMPASSES, APJ1SIS' millER'S ra\II\(i INK, SHEET Ml'SIC aid BEL01T PRIM PAPER, MISK'AL l.ASIKlMEm DUEUQUE, IOWA. Wholesale Agent f.ir Frkctic Scrie.s of iStbeol Boaki N. n.—Good Cflttoo Bags taken to Exchange fst


ocr: For Sale. A THIRTY-FIVE HORSE-POWER ENGINE DOILEll, and all the fixtures for a Saw Mil), nil new and just from the will be sold VERY LOW, if applied for Also, two second-hand Steam Boilers, very cheap. For further particular# enquire of rier C. H. MERRY, Dun lei tli. Jan. 29,1859. Independence Civilian And Blackhawk Cou please copy and send paper during time til* advertisement is con ti ti ued. Yours Respectfully. C. H. MERRY


ocr: Republican State Ticket. FOR GOVERNOR, •AftUEL J. KIRKWOOD* Of Johnson County. 99ft LlKl'TENAN'T GOVERNOR, NICHOLAS J. Rl'SCII, Of Scott County. ftm 4TDOES OF THE SUPRE^Ot O^tiKXf Ralph P. L. D. Stockton/ £aleb Baldwin."" rOR statk senatos, :%0 0. BASTINGS, of Buchanan County. ||iebuM Co, Republican Ticket* rji* FOB BEPRESEVTATirf, GEORGE W. BEMt*. FOR COCNTT UDOS, 'ffEPHEN J. W. TABOR. :«M| TUASCRER AND RICCMtDSa, W. G. DONNAN. or sheriff, C! HALE. ft* C0CXTT SUPEEINTKNDRWT, BENNET ROBERti. »0R SURVEYOR, ti. JDAVID MERRILL. fOR CORONER, ft. W. WRIGHT, Election Tuesday, October llth, 1859.


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: l* Esita, Iowa County Iowa. a formerly Hewitt House, on the east side of 1 Honey crcelc.. The undersigned having leased the ab. U property for a term of years, flatters himself T( that his arrangements and accommodations ioitnre such that all those giving him a call once, Suiwill do so again. His time and attention will J)rAe devoted to making all customers comforta Ch«fyc. a the first day of May, I will have fentynip!etcd a large and commodious barn into all vehicles, can be driven for protec OidifH Hhd security. M. *i. Ap.AMS. liiiAnKosia, March 17th, 1859. n21-ly. CEOIUSE RAISES, WST/CIJ OF THE PEACE, A N leneral Asent, •he transaction of any busiuess entrust js care. tiedo, Tama Co,, Iowa. W I E I N Attorney and Counselor at Law AND FOR THE COLLECTION OF MONIES AND PAYMENT OP TAXEi. o e o a a o u n y I o w a T^WALTER JACKSON Attorney and Counselor at Law. TOLEDO TAMA COUNTY, •II, IOWA. WliB. 80,1858. nlO ly DB L. H- GARY,


ocr: toe $fw» Srmwript. P. STALEY, C. WIETING, Proprietors. -XT $1 60 A YEAR—(IK ADVANCE.) 92,00, at the expiration of 3 months. Kates of Advertlalnt* "Square, 1st Insertion, do each subsequent insertion, 4o Square three mouths, A do. Six months, itsg? do. One Year, Quarter Column, one yw, Half Column one year," One Column, one year, $1,00 60 4,00 6,00 12,00 25,00 35,00 60,00 Twelve lipes of this type considered a square. .Business Cards not exceeding six lines in serted in the Directory at $5 per year. -MT* Transient advertisements must in all oa.se* be paid for in advance. W9r Legal advertisements must be paid in advance. 00" Unless a particular time is specified, when handed in, advertismenta will be pub lipped until ordered out, and charged for ac cordingly.


ocr: Crushed Tea, Imperial Young Ilyson Rice, lb Molasses, Honey Syrup, Candles, TaUef Stuf Soap, i Nails lb French Currants, lb Prunes, Brown Sheetings, ^eto TOLCOO MARKETS. CORRKCTiSD WEEKLY IT GALLEY & JOH.TSTOH Flour Sack, Wheat, Bn, Corn, Potatoes,!^ Lard, lb Beef, Salt, bbl. Butter, ip lb. EfCgs, Coffee, ltio Sugar, Brown 99,i ,80031 I .08 Oft V $6,o0 ,i2oi ,lp ,60®$1 00 ,6o@,8D ,10 ,#8012 8tdbetfTseh)eiQfs. Administrators Notice. y he undersigned having been appointc administrator of tho estate (lying in Tam| County, Iowa,) of J/athew E. Laughlin, late


ocr: ^eto Administrators Notice. y he undersigned having been appointc administrator of tho estate (lying in Tam| County, Iowa,) of J/athew E. Laughlin, late Jefferson County, Ohio, deceased. Notice if hereby given to all persons having claim§ against the said estate to present the same foi? adjudication within ninety days from thip date. And all persans indebted to the estate will settle the same immediately. David W. Laughlin, Adm'r,


ocr: v -T S i A i |-jn v MOT A.VD SIIOEliAkER Baapoetfully anniunces to the eitisena of ro led* and vicinity, that be is now prepared to -warrant the 4e euston work in hie. Una, end wa Ms.tr


ocr: FARMERS STORE FVL. BALDY & BRO., Toledo, Tama county, Iowa. e a e e i & fancy and Staple Dry Goods. 11a ts, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Queensware, Hardware. Nails, Glass, Patent Medicines. Ready Made Clothing &e. &c. 1WI,. Public are invited to examine our South East corner Public SquAte, 24 i ast of the Drug Store. Tol.-d,,, Tama County, lows* li#* VlBl


ocr: IOWA CITY, IOWA. This large and commodious hotel has leased by the Proprietor, thoroughly and renovated, neatly furnished in thejbest manner, with SPRING BEDS LIGHTED WITH GAS, No pains will l»e spared to make tho HorsK, the A No. one house of the City it ing much the largest, and pleasautly in a central location, on the earner of son and Dubuque Streets, tiean the City with comfortable accommodation for two dred gnnsts. TERMS—in conformity to the "times." Good and capacious stabling njtached to House. J. TRUSDELL, Proprietor, (Formerly of the Trusiell vin26-ly- 1. H. GOITER, BROTHERS &"fl»7 A N K S E A E S I N E A N E A N CORNER OP CLINTON AND IOWA o w a i y o o a t#Wa City, April, f«.-nl-ly


ocr: CHICAGO BRANCH. SEED AND AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE H. D. Emory A Co. L. C. BOOD, AGENT. 100 i n o n S e e i (Opposite the State University.) IOWA CITV, IOWA. At loO Clinton street, opposite State Univer sity, ean be fouud constantly on hand, a full assortment of all kinds of Field, Oarden and Flower Seeds, which we warrant Fresh and Genuine, at low prices. Also a large assortment of Farming Tools and Machinery, Horse Power*, Threshers, Plows, Harrows Agent for Manny s Self Raking Reaper and Jfower, also Chinese Sugar Cain Mills. Orders by mail promptly attended te. v2 n43-3m


ocr: E O U A S I JV. C, W1ETIXG, |]lffor. TOLEDO IOWA THURSDAY, JULY 21st, 1859. Messrs ROUNDS & LAIfGDON, are our on ly authorized Agents in the City of Chicago Ills., lo procure Advertisements and Subscrip tion*. UtiPrBLICAlV TICKET. For (iovcrnor. S. J. KIRK WOOD. For Lieutenant Govcrnort N. J. RUSCII. For Supreme Judges. L. D. STOCKTON, U. P. LOWE, CALEB BALDWIN.


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: BALDWINS IlOTijii, 1 Cor. of Grove & 2d Street, FASRI5A.\Sa, IOWA. H. & C. A. BALDWUT, Proprietors.


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: ... AlTEXTION. Having purchased the entire stock of Goods owned by the late firm of Allen Fos, the undersigned wiil continue a general .Mercan tile business at the BRICK STOi'E Toledo. And will keep on hand for the people «f Tama 'outlay, dV an assortment of such Goods as are in generil dematul. (iroeyfics at Kistern prices adding freight all times Oti hand, *„-*m BOOTS & SHOES, CXJOT££IXO, A W A E O S A E N 8 W A E A E i K E, A O O V A I E Y PAPER,


ocr: The l'ubl isliers ot the If ua Transcript are now prepare-i to execntv with neatness and des^ patch all kinds of Job-Work, including IIAX11 111IjIJS, ProgrAninies, I -H E A S CARDS, Circulars LABELS O l- E a i k ml Blanks of all Kindt. *91 All orders by mail, accompanied by the wHl meet with prompt attention. N. C. \VIETIN%\ Jl. F. FARLEY, ca.lip


ocr: f|Bftr.,Pubiic arc invited to examine our stock. South Fast cornet* Public Square, 2d'door east of the Drug Store. Toledo, Tama County, Iowa. ...»* November 18th 1S"8. ...... *in4 FARMERS STORE P. L. BALDY & BRO., Toledo, Tama county, lotfa# e a e i n Fancy ar.d Staple Dry Goods. Hats, Caps. Roots atid Shoes, Groceries, Queen«ware, Hardware. Nail?, Class. Patent Medicines. Ready Made Clothing &». &c.


ocr: U N I U E ciuiiCiiiLL & LOUNGES, TABLES, AH U*Te the only est iblislifnwt in town where A E A can be o* tftined. They keep coust*ntly on hnad or Will make to order SOFAS, CTlAJmt S A N S CRADLES, JiEDSTEA DS. BVREA1% DESKS, CR IBS, AC. as CHEAP for CASIT as can be purchas ed west of Iowa City. 411 hinds of TI P.XI\C done atMK Old Furniture t-epfiired and varnished to order. Promptly made when called upon. Give us a cnll before purchasing elsewhere. Iloous north side Public Square. CI1L Hi IIILL & BIELIiY. Toledo. Aug. 11th, 18*0. rl-r.42-!y


ocr: Vesta, I'll tits, Drawers, »rapi era, TlPT HOOTS #f Sash ami a viirietr of evcrjttiiii btcd NEW GOODS. Having just received a large a ad well se lected stock, of ..-•if. Staple and. Fancy DRY VIZ: PRINTS, SIIEETINO, DK.MtNS, sattin i ts, POE^KIN, CLOTHS, JEANS, FLANNELS, COT. FLANNEL, ARIN'OES,- CO BERGS, CASH KItKS, SKELETON tUNGUAMS, SKIRTS, SHAWLS, GRAIN HACKS, COTTON YARN-, WOOLEN YARN, [1081 KM YANKEE NO- TIONS of ev«ry description uud a full variety of ev ery thing wanted by the People to shield ihem from the piercing winds of a I'ruiri* Winter. .11 HO IlCiDV NAUi: CXOTIIItO, OVER CO.ITS, and Coats of every •v A n i El 41 Al*i' 8K0ES Lndici Calf. A'ip, f!nr»mcled and Morocco Hoots and hoes. Children s and Misses Shoes', lioyn and Youths Boots, &c. HATS & CAPS every descriptions for men boys & children. Family nroeeries of all kinds. Dried #ruit, lUi rn Fluid, Itope of all sizes. N A I S i


ocr: CHICAGO BRANCH. SEED STORE, AND AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSZ II. D. Emory & Co. L. C. BOOD, AGENT. 1 0 0 I i n o n & e tt (Opposite the State University.) IOWA CITY, IOWA. At IoO Clinton street, opposite State Univer sity, can be fouud constantly on hand, a full assortment of all kinds of Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, which wo warrant Fresh and Genuine, at low prices. Also a large assortment of Farming Tools and Machinery, Horse Powers, Threshers, Plows, Harrows Agent for Manny's Self Raking Reaper and Afower, also Chinese Sugar Cain Mills. Orders by mail promptly attended to. V2 n43-3ra


ocr: N E V E I N flUohKjJ |f Notary'' Putollo, —o— AND -—O— E N E A A N A GENT% Sioux City, Iowa. Collections made, nnd Taxes paid it any part of the State. Commissioner of Deeds for Indiana Nebraska. vlnltf


ocr: OLIVER STARTSM11V. DKHLEA IN WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELRY Sliver & Plated Ware, Scissors, Pocket Cutlery, Spectacles AND ALL KINDS OF F^INCY GOODS. N. B. Repairing of all kinds done & war ranted to give satisfaction. Those visiting the city will find it to their advantage to gjve me a call. Powcis Block first Brick Block East of the Tremont House. Icwa City, July 1,1857. n8-tf Wood, Woodcr* lVoodest!!! /~100D WOOD WAN'IPD ON 8UJ&3CB1P


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: THE GUARDIAN. Pt BUHIICD KVKUV Tlll-BSKAY, AX InVlftndpiice, Buchanan ^T^&ICH Ik JORDXK, TTTm -i i i pjtet im WUctx* Mrick Bk$k, Second Floor Anaa, *,*0 per Amisa^ is Adr&n«M'* ft! •. t!'. Rates of Advertising. ©tie square, (12 lines or 1ms) 1 insertion, $1,00 Bach subsequent insertion, "One square three month's, six *. on® year, Onc column drie year, Half tiuartop Business cards 5 lines, 1 year, 50 4,00 6,00 10,00 60,00 :).r,no 20.00 5.00


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: ftEITBLICMX TICKET. For Governor. 8. J. KIIIKWOOD. For Lieutenant Governor, N. J. IUISCrt. For Supreme Judge*. L. D. STOCKTON, ft. P. LOWE, CALEB BALDWIN.


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: For Sale. THIRTY FIVE HORSE POWFfl S*«iin ENGINE HOlLER, and all the fixtures for a Saw Mill, all now and just from the shop, will be sold VERY LOW, if applied for soon. Also, two second-hand Steam Boilers, very cheap. For further particulars onijuire of 4J. M. MERRY, 1 Dunleitli, 111. Jan.59,1859. *s". (2-4G-Gm Independence Cfttftun nrtit"Ulaekhawk Cou rier please copy anil send paper during the time tliw advertisement is continued. Yours Respectfully. C. H. MERRY


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: S U E I O A I E AT TIIE NORTH WEST CORNER OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE TOLEDO. The subscriber would take this opportunity- to inform the Citizens of Toledo and the adjoin ing country, that he is new in receipt of a large stock of fresh Groceries, which he is prepared to sell at the Lowest possible prices CJLSH. He has received a fresh supply of Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Crackers, Cheese, Soap, Starch, Salaratus, Candles, Tea, Raisins, Plums, Peachc*, Dried Apples, Tobacco. Assortment of Spices, Cigars, &c &c, Cast Teel Soap Which he offers for sale at the Lowest CASH PRICE S. ash paid for Butter, and Eggs. F. J. EPENETER. Toledo Apr. 7,1858. vln24.


ocr: J. II. GOITER, BROTHERS & ff\ A N K E S E A E S I N E A N E A N It n i i S a e i n CORNER Of CLINTON AND IOWA STEETB, I O W A I I I O W A Iowa City, April, 50.-nl-ly


ocr: FARMEKS STORE P. L. BALDY & BRO., Tama county, Iowa. e a e $ i n Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Hats, Cap*, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Queensware, Hardware. Nails, Gla«s, Patent Medicines. Ready Made Clothing £«. &c. blic are invited to examine our stock. South East corner Public Square, 2d door east of the Drug Store. Toledo, Tama County, Iowa. November 18th ls68. vln4


ocr: N E V E I N fttiohielj JUto, ni Notary Pu"bIlO, —O—AND—0— GENERAL LAND AGENT, Sioux City, Iowa. Collections made, and Taxes paid in any part of the State. Bfl5u.Commiaeioiier of Deeds for Indiana & Nebraska. tlnlU


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: SPRING CAMPAIGN. 1 8 5 9 STOW OFBM1MO, THE LARGEST STOCK EVER RECEIVED At The Cheap Cash Store, April 13,1859. P. C. WILCOX. $10,000 SAVED To the People of Buchanan County, yearly, BY BUYING GOODS MIR READY PAY AT THE CASH STORE OF P. CL WILCOX. THE BEST FIFTY CENT TEA EVER OFFERED, AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE. P. C. WILCOX. THE LADIES WILL FIND BLACK SILKS, FOR 75 CENTS, SI,OO AND 8L#T§. Of Superior Quality, AT P. C. WILCOX'S. IS*®. WRING 1810. Mow Ready for Distribution, A Large and Desirable Stx't of ALL KINDS OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST CASH P1UCES. p. a April IS, 1859. WILCOX. MRS. WINSLOW, An experienced Xurse and Female Physician, presents to the attention of mothers/her


ocr: U.mr. II AY SLIP, DEALER IX STOVES, TIN WAKE, JAPANNED WARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, AC., QtAMllETON, IOWA. FARMERS I I A V E ON A N 1 Large lot of Grain WHICH I WILL SELL CHEAPER THAN THEY IIATE EV ER BEEN OFFERED West of the Mississippi ALSO Flows, Hoes, Forks, Scythes & Snaths, &o» COOK &- l'AHLOR STOVES, Of Various Patterns. ALL KINDS OF TIN, COPPERS SHEET IROX WARE KEPT ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER IN THE BEST STYLE AND LOWEST PRICES. Particular Attention given to Jobbing. G. P. HAYSLiP. TO CURE THE Afil K, TO CURE THE AtiT E, Use Christies Ague Balsam. Use Christie's Ague Balsam. 1—The best Ague Cure in use. S—A remedy prepared by a regular physician. 3—A pro|»Hmtioii five from mineral ingredients 4— Equally effectual in ague riul chill fev*r. 5—When taken as directed, it is a sure cure. 6—It never debilitates the patient like other remedies. 7—Is a pleasant, effective and safe remedy for Children. 8—It has stronger certificates than any other remedy. 9—When once used it will ever after be sought for. 10—la short, it stands at the head of agne cures. Proprietors, BOLLES* sniTH Chicago, IU. lOO.CKM) BOTTLES SOLDI HXMXH) BOTTLES SOLD BAKKli'S l'AI l'AXACKA. BAKER'S i'Ai.X l'AXACEA. 1—A cure for internal and external pains. 2—R is known in every family in the West. 3—It hns more real virtue thau any Pain Kil ler in u»i'. 4—Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cramps in the Stomach. 5—Cures Burns. Bruises, Sprains, Cuts, Sores of all kinds. 6—Cures Colic, Corns, Biinions and Swell ings of all kinds. j--- :ii »ii« Ikwatm or JDi arrhtee. 8—As a Liniment or Wash, there is none su perior. 9—Oone trial will satisfy all of its remarka ble Jxiwer. 10—In short, it speedily relieves all inflamma tions aud external pains, and can be found at all drug stores in the country.


ocr: v Farmer*, buy your Goods at V l-.JIS', and tliu^ save your money. Myers tell Ladle*'ChU ters from 40 cents up wards, and has the most extensive assortment of Men's, Women's Misses Boys' ami Children's Boots ami Shoes in in de|i«^dei»ce. Mef-hanics, recollect that you can buy your g*ids at Myers' cheaper than ever before known In Indelielidenre. Everyliotly ought to know that Myers is sel- •), ling w hole suits of Rea dy made Clothing, with hat, for f'2.50, and ev erything else propor tionality cheap. NuiiiIktIcss patterns of -:t Prints, stnek^ of Den ims, from lllto 12'., ets. bcniitiful I^iwns and I) e I a i n s excellent Sheeting* A Shirtings, arc t» be fotiud very cheap at Myers*. ,! RKMI MIIKR, 1 Crockery Ware, summer Hats and Ca]s, Hosiery nud Yankee Notions, & Groceries of all kinde can Ik* had low of My ers. That Myers has just re ceived a very large stock 1 of all kinds of Goods, and is detenuilied to sell them, and for that reason offers theni lower than they have ever be fore lieen sold West of the Mississippi. •O Husbel* IfangAfiM Grass SceJ, At $1,00 |er bushel, for sale, with a lot of Tiin t*thy Seed, by' J. D. k D. li. MYERS, IndepcBilvave.


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: COOK & SARGENT, Davenport, Iowa COOK, SAROKNT A PARKER, Rock Island, 111 COOK, SARGENT COOK, Ft. Ies Moines COOK, SARGENT & DOWNEY, Bankers and Dalers in Exchauge I O W A I Y I 0 W 4 Notes and Bills collected and proceeds re mitted to any part of the United States. ®xchange on all the prinoipal banks of the United States and Europe, bought and sold. Sight Bills on London, which can be cashed in eny town of Great Britain, Ireland or Wales, in sums from £1 and npwards. Remittances made to direct to France Switzerland, Denmark, Prussia, the German btates, etc., etc., on the most favorable terms. [july 4 -5b -nlO Ayer's Ague Cure.


ocr: S A N O S LIVER I v I i 11 1 o it, KEfER DEBILITATES. IT is compounded entirely from Gums, and has become an established fact, a Standard Medicine, known and approved by ftll that have used it, and is now reported to with confidcnce in all the^ diseases lor which it ia recommended. 5 It has cured thou^ sands within the last two 3*cnrs who had^ given rip fill hopes of relief, as the numerjuj mis unsolicited certif icates in my possess^ ion show. Th« loe mnnt be^ adapted to the tem pera incut, of the individual taking it, and: tiled in such ijuanti^ ties as to act gently on the Rowel?. {J Let the dictate* or. yf»ur judgment guide yon in lie use of the?" LIVER IN VIGO RA TOR, and it will cure* Liver Complaints, Ril ious Attacks, Dyppepjj Chronic Diarrhoea Summer Complaints,Dysentery, Dropsy, Dropsy, Sour Stomach, Habitual Costiveness, Cholio, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, I'horcni In fantum, Flatulence, Jaundice, Female Weak ensses, and cay be used successfully as nn Ordinary Family Medicine. It will cure SICK HMAD.vritr, (as thousands can testily,) in twen ty minntes, if two or three Teaspoonfuls are taken at commencement of attack. All who use it are giving their testimony in its favor. Mix water In tlie mouth with the Tuvigora tor, and swallow both together. Price One Dollar per Bottle* ALSO S A N O S FAMILY Catjjartic COM l'OUXDED FROM Pure Vegetable Extracts. and put up in Glnss Cases, Air Tight, and will keep in any climate. The Family Cathartic l'nx is a gentle but aetive Cathaitic which the proprietor has used in his practice more than twenty years. 3fhc constantly in- crensingdeinand from those who have lony^used the Pim.s and the satisfactionwhich jall express in regard to their use, has in-jduced uie to place them within the reacliM of all. The Profession wellP* know that different Cathartics act on dif-Q fercnt portions of tlie bowels. The FAMILY OATHA R-H ric PILL has, with due reference to this wellPtf established fact, been compounded from a^ variety of the purest Vegetable Extr acts,EE} which act alike on ev ery part of the nli-t meiitary canal, and are good and safe in^all cases where a Ca th&rtic is nee ed,W such as Derangements of th? Stomach, Sleep- iness, Pains in the Back and Loins, Costiveness, Pain and Sore ness over the whole body, from sudden cold, which frequently, if neglected, end in along! course of Fever, Loss of Appetite, a Creeping Sensation of Cold over the body, Restlessness, Headache, or weight in the head, all Inflam matory Diseases, Worms in Children or.ddults. Rheumatism, a great Purifier of the blood and many diseases to which flesh is heir, too nu merous to mention in this advertisement.— Dose, 1 to 3. PRICE 3 DIMES. The /yiver Invigorator and Family Cathar tic Pills are retailed by Druggists generally, and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns. ». T. W. SAXFORD, M. D. Manufacturer and Proprietor.


ocr: CARPENTER, CAMP & CO., COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA. E A E S I N COAL, SALT, CEMENT, &C. Cm Paid far lllht awl Produce. L'llKRAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGN MENTS. STORAGE ROOM ABUNDANT. iVc are prepared to receive freight at Lis 1, the present terminus of tho Chicago, Io- Wc bon, the present wa & Nebraska Railroad, and forward it with out delay. 1,1 Cedar Rapids, iroh 17, 1889. n224m


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: Lnni]H Ibi* I lie i?lellioii. A LAKGK ASSORTMENT Fluid & Caxnphino Lamps, Cuu be fv'Urtd at the EXCELSIOR DRUG STORE,. oi'rosif K THI: JIOSTOVU nova*:, Which will be sol 1 at prices that DEFY COM PETITION. Cash Paid for Wheat, AT J. D. & r. B. MYERS' Independence, Iowa. tAitAK AND FINE STOCK OV FALL \\I\TEIt GOODS. Emphatically a One Store lowest Price always, the one asked. WE PARTICULARLY INVITE TI109K WHO PAY DOWN FOR THEIR GOODS, TO CALL. WE WILL MAKE IT THEIR INTEREST TO PUR CHASE OF US. We have a very Large Stoek of BOOTS AND SHOES. Blnck Foxed Gaiters for 60 Cents. Pairs Children's Shoes for II. AT MYERS'. Excellent Stock of Clothing, AT MYERS'. All New and Remarkably Cheap. Cool) g)bfrroats iit $3. DRY GOODS In Largo Quantities, and at Prices Sejt. 21, IttfD. warjauL satisfactory. AT EH S' All Kinds of Produce Taken ia Ex change. FRESH AREIVAL AT TtlK .NEW .GROCERY: STOltE, One door West if P* 4k Wilcox's, INDEPENDENCE, IOWA H. WALLACE S SO*, ARE JUST IIECEIYTNO AND OFFEK for sale ft Large and well selected stock of GROCERIES 4 COXFECTIOX.IRIB, Al-aO, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, NAILS, WELL BUCKETS, & WOODEN WARE, &C.. &C., Which ihey will Wn constantly otllritttfl, aud sell aa cheap as c#n W obtained in thift or any other town in Central Iowa. Farmers, Notice! GROCERIES GIVEN IN KXCHAltHi For Ruttcr, Eggs, Lard, PorL, Potatoes, &r. Please give them ft on!!, and if you me You nrc not Miited it shall not be the fault of VLL FRESH CIGARS H. WALLACE A BON! Independence, May 5,1859. .(&-* EST ARTICLE OF SUPERVIX E FLOUH to be had at H. WALLACE »fc SON'S. GRADES AND QUALITIES OF Ct Coflfie, Tea, Suirar and Syrui, at H. WALLACE soN'g. TESTERN RESERYE CHEESE at H. WALLACE FINE ARTICLE A SON'S. OF ilia aud Figs, at H. PRUNES, BAIS WALLACE A SON'S. CAN PEACHES, SARDINES, SWEET A Pickks can t# had low at the store of WALLACE A SOH. POTATOES, LARD, BACON, linking Soda, Sai-Soda, Cream Tartar and Jtil.1 -itt.'ji Saleratu.% also Cassia and Cns sin Cloves, Camphor Gum, Indigo, Lent on Syruj*. Extraet Yanilla and Lemon, Poat-f Barley, fatiiuea, Maee, Ac., Av. H. WALLACE A SON. /CASTILE AND ALL OTHER KINDS A qaalities of Soaps, at f! ^ALLAC^^aONS V SUPERFINE ARTICLE OF SCOTCH and Macobov SIUITF, at WALLACE A SON'SJ. AND TOBACCO, AT WHOLE ttte or Itatail, at WALLACE A SON'S 1 AAA LBS- PRTTY. ALSO NAILS XJV/V/V' and Window ia#s,at WALLACE A SON'S TASH TUBS, PAILS A WELL BUCK cU, at WALLACE A SON'S. (inTTpimce""" CUSTOM BOOT AND SHOE SHOP. W. SUBSCRIBER would tvsjvot Jl fully inform tli.' citizens of lnde- lj{ 1 Bi-ndenee and siiiiMuudiiig eountry, tint IVb he is still MANl'FACTURlNf* TO OROKl! POOTS AND SIIOHS, In the neat.st and most subsiantiai ni.miur Thankful f«»r past fnvors, lie solieits a -. tinuance of the same. Having adopted h- Cash Kywtriiif HP ia cnabk'd lo mnnufaetui-.' as (JHKAP »i the CHEAPEST, aud in the ftyh. Repairing Neatly Executed at.d


ocr: %$ Hard Times Passing And now is the time to SAVE YOUR MONEY BY BUYING" At Fonda «V Rro's Store, On the HVs.' side of the Hirer, opposite the Mill. Having just returned from New York, we have selected the BEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS Ever brought to Independence, (For Tiiues,) we are determined to sell DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, GROCERIES, NOTIONS, And All Things usually kept in a Store. All are invited to call and examine Stock, as we feel confident we can snit all ses, aud we wish it distinctly understood WE CIIAltCiE NOTI!INT« FOR SHOWING A. H. FONDA A BKO. There is no use of paying 70 Cents for Dollar Tea, When you enn t^et ns GOOD TKA as was sold Wet of the Mississippi For GO cuts! AT FONDA 6c BRO'S. *fo Al! of our Old Customers: We wish you to settle u] nil old nccounte soon us [H3Sible this Full, without fail. A. H. FONDA A BRO. Sept -J8,1859.


ocr: UO Af4//y OpfcAO^ W. J. GILBERT, ROT VP.HL PP.ES3B, vol I COI VTY BLA3iK s comi'asses, aktisis* k \tei:i \is, MVniEU'S PIlIMIMi I\K, SHEET UrSH'ad BELOII l'KIM I'AI'ER, 1IIS1CAL 1NSIIOBKT8. DUBUQUE, IOWA, Wholesale Agent for Eclectic Series uf Sell Ml Beaks N. TV-GooU Cotton Sag* takca la Exchus« tot Merchandise.


ocr: £SsHH —TtlE SUBSCRIBERS WISH to employ an active, reliable man in each section of the State, to travel and take orders for Si^arx aiiI Tobacco, by samples. Will pay a salary of $lj 10 to $300 per year, payable monthly. For samples and partfculnrs apply to, or address, inclosing stamp for return postage, GARY & SMITH, Tobacconists, 2Mtl 312 Pearl street, New York. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.


ocr: 20 liUSIIKLS lliiaigarian CraM 8ec|, A Primo Artiele, for sale low by P. A WILCQX.


ocr: Hard Times Passing OfE, Aad now Is the time to SAVE YOUR MONEY BY BUYING GOODS AI I'oli (la St Bro's More, On At Wat ttdt Biwr, tppuik 0c Qrto Having just returned from New York, where we have selected the BEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS Ever brought to Indcjiendence, (For Hard Times,) we are determined to sell |kS (flitaji as tbf GTbcaprst, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, GROCERIES, NOTIONS, Aad All Thlags usually kept in a Variety Store. All arc invited to call and examine our Stock, as we feel confident we can suit all clas ses, and we wish it distinctly understood that, WE CHARGE NOTHING FOR SKO WING GOODS A. H. FONDA A BRO, There is no use of paying W Cents for Dollar Tea, When you can pet as (SOOI) TEA as was ever sold West of the Mississippi For 60 Cents! AT FONDA & BRO'S. To All of our Old Customers: We wish you to settle up all old account* as soon as possible this Fall, without fail. A. H. FONDA & BRO. Sept. 28,1859. TO TJrdUB LADIE3z MISS C. MARRIOTT Would respectfully inform her old customers Mld the ladies generally, that she. has just received from the East A Large and Splendid 8tock of MILLINERY GOODS, COMPRISING New and Complete Assortment of the latest and most Fashionable Styles of BOMETS, SUITABLE FOR ALT. AGES ALSO Jrend) anto American Jlorocrs RIBBONS, RUCHES, BSC. (£7* The Ladies are invited to call and exam ine her stock and prices, as she feels confident that she can suit the taste of the most fastidious. Room* on TJlnin Street, directly Op*


ocr: A MIOW FOR THE LADIES AND GENTS OF BUCHANAN COl NTY, AT KIN8LEY ROWLEY'S. Their Rooms are large and full of Goods of all kinds, CHEAP—YES, Cheaper than the Cheapest. As we have better facilities for Buying than OTJR. NEIGHBORS Down in (he Briek Store, WE WILL SHOW YOU BETTER GOODS And Sell them Cheaper We call your attention, first, to our Jrjj 6ooi)s Jicpilincnt, WHICH IS A SPLENDID SHOW. TTif'n around to the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, BOOTS AND SHOES AA'D MILLINERY GOODS. Then we will show you onr Cheap Groceries and Crockery. COME AND SEE THOSE PRINTS, SO CHEAP, Those Delaines 0 Yards for One Dollar. LADIES' GAITERS FOR 75 CTS, Best article ever sold for the money. BOOTS from $1,75 to $3,50 GOOD OVERCOATS for $2,75. S PRS. CHILD S SHOES FDR $1,00 75 CENT TEA FOR 50 CENTS. Which w® will sell at Wholesale or Retail For Casli. Farmers' Produce of all Kinds Taken in Exchange for G-oods. Remeiubrr the Place, TWO West Rooms in Union Blade* INDEPENDENCE, IOWA. P. S.—Tou will find that in N BICI DOWN BY THE BRIDGE. KINSLEY BOW LET. Sept. 33,1859. Cash Paid for Wheat, AT J. D. & D. B. MYERS' Independence) Iowa. LARGE AND FINE STOCK OF XFV FALL & WTwEit inm. iphaticallf a One Price Store! The Lowest Price always the one asked. WE PARTICULARLY INVITE THOSE WHO PAY DOWN FOR THEI GOODS, TO CALL. WE WILL MAKE IT THEIR INTEREST TO PUR CHASE OF US. We hate a very Large Stoek of HOOTS AND SHOES. Illuck Foxed Gaiters for 50 tents. O Pairs Children's Shoes for #1. AT MYERS'. Excellent Stock of Clothing, AT MYERS'. AH New and Remarkably Cheap. rooi) (Olunoats for $3. DRY GOODS In Large Quantities, and at Prioes warranted satisfactory. A Y E S All Kinds of Produce Takes in Ex chaugc* Sept. 21,1859. ONE PRTCE CUSTOM HOOT AXD SHOE SHOP. THE ile SUBSCRIBER would rape* -ft, fully inform the citizens of lnde- VII iendenee and surrounding country, that f^. is still MANLTFACTURIXCJ TO ORDER BOOTS AND SHOES, In the neatest and most substantial manner.


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: ATTENTION. Having purchased tlie entire stock of Goods owned by the late firm of AUcu &, Fox, the undersigned will continue a general Mercan tile business at the BRICK STOKE Toledo. And will keep on hand for the people of Tama County, an assortment of such Ooods ns arc in general demand. Groceries at Eastern prices adding freiglit and at all times on hand, A W A E S O N E k A O O V A I E Y WALL PAPER, 3OT0JB U K E N S W A E A E I N


ocr: FURNITURE, ciutcniu Have the only establishment in town «her£ A I N E W A can be obtained. They keep constantly on band to erder or irifl make SOFAS, CHAIRS, STANDS, LOUNGES, CRADLES, BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS, TABLES, DESKS, CRIBS, d-a All as CHEAP for CASH at can be parebas* ed west ef Iowa City. All kinds of TURNING done and Old. Furniture repaired and varnished to order. Promptly made when called upon. Give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Rooms north side Public Square. CHURCHILL It BIELHY. Toledo, Aug. IIth, l«.-,9. vl-nl'2-ly


ocr: «f FLANNELS, MARINOKS, CASHMERES, (ilNGHAMS, SHAWLS, HDbertisetyeijfs. NEW GOODS. Having just received a lected stock, large COTTON YARN, HOSIERY and of Staple andl VIZ PRINTS, DKMINS, DOE SKIX, MEETING, BATTINKTS, CLOTHS, JEANS, COT. FLANNEL, COBERGS, SKELETON SKIRTS, GRAIN SACKS, WOOLEN YARN, kYANKEE NO. TIONS of every description and a full variety of ev ery thing wanted by the People toshield them from the piercing winds of a iflso OVER C0.4TS, Prairie Winter, READY MADE CLOTHIXG, and Coats of every V A I E 3 Vests, Pants, Drawers, Wrappers. Also METAL TIPT BOOTS & SHOES Ladies Calf, /Tip, Enameled and Morocco Boots and ."hoes, Children's and Misses and Youths Boots, &c. HATS & CAPS every deseriptioi s for men boys Shoes, Boys & children. (]l EEXSW ARE & GLASSWARE, Family Grocerir* of all kinds, Dried #*TOit, Burning Plnidt Rope ol all sites. A I S Glass, Sash and a variety of everything need ful. Which 1 offer for sale at the well se


ocr: Cheaper Are E PEOPLE'S STORE, G-alley cto Jolini now selling their Tote*!**, July 28th, 18."9. $800. itozx, LARGE STOCK OF GOOD At the very lowest prices In order to make room for a mammoth stock of A A W I K E O O S We are determined to sell as low ti any bouse in the interior of Iowa. CALL AND EX AM IKE FOR YOLRSEL VES. Our Stock embraces, St'I vie ami F^nctfxDftf Goodt, Hardware, Qnrcnsicare, Boots, and Shoes, Ifatu and Cop*, Notion* and Stationary! Iron, Nail* and Glas*, Paints and Oil, fr., it'C. -411 wishing anything in our line are respect fully solicited to give us a call before purchas ing elsewhere. Remember we purchase our goods directly from first hands In eastern markets and therefore the best DEFY COMPETITIONt The highest price paid for butter, eggs, and hides. GALLEY k JOHNSTON. vl -n40-tf THF SUBSCRIBERS H'ISH TO Employ an active reliable man in each section of the State to travel and take orlers for I E A S A K O O A O by samples. Will pay a salary of £000 to §800 per year,payable monthly. For samples and particulars apply to, or address, ilAloa ing stamp for return postage. CARY & SMITH, TolacconTsts, 812 Pearl Street New York. Sept. 1st, 1859. vl-u45-wtf


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: i A W. J. GILBERT, NOTARIAL PRESSES, Y.IOG'S COMPASSES, M\TnEP S PRIMING INK, MLQ1T I'mi PAIU COUNTY BLANK BOOKS, ARTISTS* MATERIALS, SHEET MUSIC and MUSICAL IXSTRIMINIS, DUBUQUE, IOWA. Wholesale Agent for Eclectic Series of Sehaol Baoks N. R. —Good Cotton Raft taken to Exchange fot Merchandize.


ocr: P. C. W1LC0K vs. GEO. T. NOBLE, SIB In Buchanan 'Iowa, Sept'r term, In District Court of Adm'r of A. D. 1859. Estate of J. Whitcneck, deceased. TO GEORGE NOBLE, Adm'r You arc hereby notified that on or be fore the fourth day of September, A. D., 1859, there will be on file in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of said county, a petition of P. C. Wilcox, claiming of you the title to the southwest quarter of section twenty-four, in township eighty-eight north, of range seven, in Buchanan county, Iowa, and asking a foreclo sure of all right of redemption from a tax sale made June 25, 1858, for delinquent tax of and that unless you ap{ear and answer on or before the morning of the second day of the September term, 1859, of the District Court in and for said county, judgment will be ren dered against you as prayed for in said petition. Independence, August 2, 1k9. P. C. WILCOX, Plaintiff, By W. G. DONNAN, his STATE OF IOWA,) Buchanan County. I hereby order that above notice be published, for the time prescrib ed by law, in the Buchanan County a newspaper published in Independence, iu county and state. EDWARD BREWER, Clerk. Independence, August 2, 1859. State ot* Iowa, BuciiANAs uouttrr


ocr: W. O. DONNAN, A TTORNEY «fc COUNSELOR AT LAW, Land and General Agent and Notary Public, Treasurer «fc Recorder's Office, Indepen dence, Iowa. Is pre(tared to attend with promptness to all business pertaining to hit Profession. Especial attention given to Collecting, Conveyancing, Paying taxes, Examining titles, Ac. je6-'57


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: mr A. BALLAIID, A »te ri! ,ponl| respectfully announce to the cituem of nndTsmn Co, that he is prepared to ffa kinds of work in his line. Patronage ril .- F«sP€ 3tfully solicittd. Shop one 4o»r east of A. Graham's office XAIMIA A aril l&ilh 167


ocr: ft.' j# 1, N.IBVERINO, -HHolrii'icii qt JLqtr, ISTotary Public, —0-—ASD—O— GgJSmAL LAND AGENT, Slou\ city, Iowa. Collections made, atvi Taxes paid in Wy pari of the State, iflUCnmiai»sion«r of De»di for Indiana & ^•br*«»t%. vlaltf T. A CiRAItAM, Ifl^JOTARV PUBLIC, AN1 GENERAL LAMD J.™ AGENT, Toledo Tanit county, I(»ira. All *|Mi«tn6*s 0titrusted to liis c»r« irill rrceive


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: THE GUARDIAN. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT independence, Bnchanan Connty, Iowa, BY RICH fc JORDAN, OFFICE OVER P. C. WILCOX' STORE. Terms $1,50 per Annum, in Advance. Rates of Advertising. One (12 lines or los*) 1 insertion, $1,00 tnolisquare,three subsequent insertion, lie square months, 8 one year,- iuslicolumn ne olio yenr, i imrtor uofig cards I linos, 1 year, 50 4,00 6,00 10,00 GO.00 35,00 20,00


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: OF TIME N O I S O A V E E S IXTO OENTRAIJ IOITA. CHICAGO, IO\VAT\D kebkma HOAD O E N O I 8 !!•»•_ N AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, Feb. 1st, lSul) and until further notice, trains run as follows! Miles West of Ue Mlssisslrpl Leave Clinton at,y t: e-t 9. A. M. Arrive at Lisbon 1 2. P. M, Leave Lisbon r-i 12. M. Arrive at Clintont, 4: I?: -J 6- P« M. Connecting with through trains for Chicago, the Dixon Air-Line of the Galena and Union Railroad. At Dewitt with stages for Davenport, and Anamosa. At Yankee Run, with stages for Toronto, Mechanicsville, Mt. Vernen Cedar and Toledo. Freight trains leave daily. The shortest, cheapest and most expeditions from central Iowa to Chicago, or any ftgy An agent, will be at the depot in Ful to receive all baggage for Clinton or the which will be conveyed across the river free of charge. M. SMITH, Eng. and Snperintendenfe^rj Clinton. Feb, l, 1861. ft


ocr: UEOItGE RAINES, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, A N O-eneral Agent, Fot the transaction of any busiuess entrust *1 to his care. Toledo, Tama Co,, Iowa* vlultf


ocr: THE IOWA AT $1 60 A YEAR—(IN Aovmcs.) $2,00, at the expiration of 3 months. Rate* of Advertlalmg. Oni Square, 1st Insertion, $1,00 do eaeh subsequent insertion, 60 do Square three months, 4,00 do. Six months, 6,00 do. One Year, 12,00 Quarter Column, one jeaf, 26,00 Half Column one year, 35,00 One Column, one year, 60,00 Twelve lines of this type considered a square. Business Cards not exceeding six lines in serted in the Directory at $5 per year. Communications and Advertisements to be Inserted must be handed in as soon as Fri day morning of each week to insure insertion. Transient advertisements must in all eases be paid for in advance. 19* Legal advertisements must be paid in •4 vance. |y Unless a particular titn? is specified, When handed in, advertisments will be pub fished until ordered out, and charged for ac cordingly.


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: i ^kTXC: w. J: Gilbert, NOTARIAL PRESSES, YiH WS COMPASSES, lUTIM'S PRISING INK, BELOIT PRINT PAPER, mA C&nVTY BLAffi BOOKS, ARTISTS' IIATEMAI& SHEET MUSIC ui MISICAL INSTRUMENT! DUBUQUE, IOWA. Wholesale Agent for Eclcctic Scries of School Booki N. n.—Good Crttea Baga takaa la Eschaam lot Merchandise.


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ocr: I e, fi Sl v I' t I a j, ,j ,, |, j, ti tl v r . ('i 4( CELEBRATED C A TII0 L1C 0 N, on tii 5-: it? :y.i i:v axd cu iirc of SUFFERING FEMALES. 1^1 IK "Woman'* Advocate." of Philadelphia, (Mi-w A'liit* K. :M-Dow./ll, editor.) says: This i.i the timet valuable iiieiieiuo for the disuses peenliar to wmiu n thai v.*o know of. A iend of ours, who for many years lino' been a tiileier, tiolieed the a<lverliseriient in the A^vosit *. and at o'iee nrocured u bottle. She found i-lii'f, and ran inept heaiiily reeommend it to all t'hu are sultViiii}! in a bite manner. We have enrd insiny times ih.?t it was a true remedy, but liisis the first caso in which we have seen its ller.ts. Our Iriend will be very gla-1 togivo l)r. larchist a certificate of its value lo hev. if he one." I'ani|dile1s containing much useful information inching llie nat'.n*:* and sviin?t????*? "f #!... ?* . v?i iiirjiUK^VO t<n_r?-tlit-i- with testimonial* from lmlieK t' the liit>hest lrspeetahility, as certilie?l 1 ?y tlia iomI satisfactory authority, tn ail wlucii the >?t ot hnh>'!- am! practitioners is respectfully ivited, van In- hail gratis a) the store of l)r. (I. I'.\i:k!>, Driiiuiisi, irecnwoiul, s. C., it Mi l.M l.Ill !N, AhhevilU- C. 11. A ml <>f most ot tin; re.-peetahlc Druiri'i.sts in lie State. J. 1>. M.mh-iiisi &, Co.. proprietors. Central )e|iot.'{'jl llrmiilwav. N. Y. [g" Do not he sat i.-lie<l '.villi merely read ill" Ins notice hut call i r seiol lor a pamphlet. It fill |>ay \<'" weli for your trouble. Cell I, lbf?") -I t <BBEV!LL? AMD WASHINGTON VBEEVILI.E to WASHINGTON I'M ll'J IMK )U 11 )!l of thi* well established l.ilie takes this method ot' informing tlio itllilic that lie l.as eiianu. ii hi- Sche'lltle,fof the onveuieiice <>f passengers. 'I'll.- Sla*j<? h-.iv'-- \I?l??.-viII <'. ii. on MOX> A Y, \\ III)N 01>A V aiol I'lll DA V mornings,, t 8 o'clock, hut in eoiiS' <|t!etn:e of the iiimI eonit ion of the r?>a?ls. it will not hereafter await h" arrival of the <lowu train from (>reeiiville, s liel-l'-fore rjgj" i'.jsst-ni.'i ts 1 iV this route, will reach tli" n.-.\1 'lay ev? ii'iiif, at 10 o'clock. II.t l.-avi.-iL' Ai ! VI . <II Tli*' Sia.!<.- w!! !i iv? Washington, (Ja., on

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ocr: TIIE EX EltCISES or TJIK ABBEVILLE MALE AGADEM1 Will be Resumed on the FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY, 1850. B Scholastic year will comprise two tonus The 1st. commencing ilie 1st Monday i January will continue 28 weeks?the 2d coii inoncing the 2(1 Monday in September will coi: t i ii uo 1 2 weeks. It is desirable that pupils should begin with lb Session. ' RATES OF TUITION'. 1st Skssion. 2u Sks.sk>: Rending, Spelling and Primary (ieogrnphy, ?11 00 ? fi 00 The above, with Knglitili (Jrainmur ami Arithmetic 2t) Oi) 9 00 The above, with Algeul, brn and Ciwometrv, 23 00 10 do The above; with Latin and (irct-k. : 28 00 12 Oil Pupils will be charged from the time of enlei itig to the end of the Session. Hoard can bo procured convenient to tli Academy* W. II. WHITE, A. B.. Principal. Dec. 23, I85K Hfl 3m 1 " 0 , v ~


ocr: ' i E8TE8 & G-a., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FAMILY & PLANTATION )FFER f?r nale, 011 the most favorable tern 75 HuIhh Heavy Gunny maiming, 30() Whole ami Half (.'oils Hone, 150 Bags Hit), Lnguira and Java Coffee, 25 Hlids. New Crop Sugar*, 100 BMs (JltuillYd Sugars. A I? and C, '25 " Crutdied and I'owdere*] Sngara, 3m0 Whole and Half Boxes Candles, 150 Box'es Tobacco?various Brands, sjmii Kens Nail"?assorted siz^s, 5M.nl 10 (Cigars?various Brands, lOUO Snoks Salt, in twillml Sacks, 30m Bills. l'lanting Potatoes. yoo whole, It ?lf and <|U;irter bids. Marker Ali.OOn ll.s. Bacon Sides and Shoulders, '20m Bbls. Fresli Tliotnnslon Lime, Sou UIiIh Liquor* and Wince, 3(100 11m Ilemluok Sole Leather, Sfi Billon Heavy Osnuti'irgR, Hut tor, ('liec?e, Lard, Flour. Jhii. 2, 18.50 ?7 * is,


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ocr: ATTENTION Southern Rights Dragoons ! "HIE Officers and members of this . Company will parade for Drill, on Bras Saturday the 2d Aprtl next, between '' the usual hours. A full attendance is desired. By order of Capt. J. W. PERRIN.

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publisher: C.C. Puckett and George W. Fant


ocr: HEAD-QUARTERS. " Eiouth Regiment. S. C. M,f ) March 14, 1869. I NO. . . Members of P ALTON'S BEAT will assemble at their regular ground, on Saturday the 2nd of APRIL* uezt, armed and equiped, as theLaw^ direct*. By order of COL. ROGERS, SAMUEL HUNTJ5R, JtdjuianL March 24, 1859. 49 St


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ocr: ABBEVILLE Hum constantly oil linml, and i? DRUGS AND To which lie respectfully invites llic attention o ?k selected with great care, aiul consists in part, DRUGS, M mtrz ai :eji j^bc i Fine Toilet Soaps, Fine PERFU TRUSSES AND Si SlRGIttL AM) l)E3 Pure WINES and LlftUO MEDi INI I'lRTE TOXliVCCO, SK FANCY ASH TO. N. IJ.?riijfiiciutih' |ii'<">cri|>li?iiiR i-arofully eoi Mvdiciuvs warranted genu ilay 19, 1S6H. 3-1 f ABBEVILLE CARRIAGE FACTORY. . E. J. TAYLOR, Propriotor. A 1- Ci. l_ _ -O r? _ i jcx. litrgo oiuuk. 01 carriages ana Buggies on Hand. r|"MIK Subscriber tikes pleasure in iiifiiritiin^ 1_ those who are in want i>f t'ariia^e* or IIiil' pi?-n, (hat he has, within the lu-t few w?-<-l;-. visited some fifly of flu- most popular ("airiaije Factories in the Now Kiigluiid St itcs, and has. with great, care had Manufactured to Order j Koine of the best of work. Expressly for this Market, t and now otr-lB th? same for sale at prices that ohnuot hp limit iii thin oountiy. This woik. with a lartre Moult of mv own inainil'aet ui*?*. i? wurratited to hn of llm best material and woik- : inmiKliip. Ilnvmp made all tieee^sary airaiitreinels with the liest Manufactures i am prepared to furnish to order every st\l? of ljnrri;?|?e. from llie fnn-?l Conch dowil to it eluhl's W hcelharrmv. at I lie yl.MFUcI WW. .....I i..... _ . .. r. work. Please give me a mil. nn.l oxnniill.; work. My stock consists, at thi* time, a> follows: HOCK A w A VS?dill-rot Si v IH.K SKAT lll'ilt! 1K-'?n<? top, SIXCI.K SKAT IM'CNIKS?ditt'-iet >i\!cr, Kx'iciisiou Ton, Sluliii" Seat HI'CtilKS, Single Seat Tol' IlL'taf I! ICS. (lino.) Wool-Ftutlod l?n?l CODIinoll C'l'l.li V I HAUNKSS? fine for ?M>. ami ii|t\vn: WHIPS.n Inrcmlnrki t fro?;i 'J.*> < :?. $:!, Fine FI.Y N KTTS. for horse*, J 1IU(;CV I'M HflKM.AS. I.o-t quality. Children'* t'Hrriwgon :nnl in fact almost every article kept in n Carriage Factory. Mv utock of Trimmings niofino and larire. ami I nm therefore prepared to do all kin-Is of re|?niring at (lie shortest notice nu<l hem st\lo, ?i price* iliat oannot lie underworked l>y any Shop til the up country. Second-hand Work. I have on hnnil h fVw good Uairgios and t'arrineen wllirli ] will sell elioap. The llllliliA :ir^ ihvifoil I** iiia ?i o??1l ???.! examine the work, if lliev don't wi>li to liny, as I charge limiting for took inir. Furniture. I am also prepared t? re<*oivft orders f->r any *tylc of Furniture, ami deliver llu* samr lo this place, nt ns low prices as can !>e bought in any Southern market. Sowing 3VT?.cliirio?. I will ftlno fn rn inli SINf Kit's SKW I N(! MACHINES at New York price*, with only the freight a<ldc<l. K. J. TAYT.OIt. Abbeville a II., May IT, 1R.VI. -1?Mm Millinery and Dress-Making 1 H.OOMS. SMAIiln in reluming her ?ine?-re thanks for the lilc-ral Hilppoit cxtende-l to her bv the I.ndies of Altevilir, and iis vicinity, during her adjourn nmong^t them, licgs leave u> eay that in her ,i & .CHEMIST : o. s. C-, i now rccoiviiiK a frcsli supply c MEDICINES, f lais frit-mi* nii'l tlic jmhlic generally. HUstix of llio following articles: EDIC.LNES, a mjs . ca -j 1 lair ;uh! Tootli l>ruslio> M E R , ICULDEB BRACES, ;T\L KSTiiniEMS, >RS lor Medical Purposes, 2 CHESTS, rXJ37?3T' ^ZNTX3 ' CIGr^IlS t T.V: T< a o >r< f r r t< A A UA'. inpoundud. and all orders correct ly answered, ine, and of the best tpinlilv. j BRANCH, ALLEN & EDWARDS H.\ V I", just received addition* t ? tli< . Stock, til' various kitids. et z n B9 sob A choice lot just received. ! KER0S1NE, ; A Ipun* and trm>-j?rn-<-ut article just r< | ceived, which we will .? 11 at gallon. j PICTURE FRAMES, ' A fine '<<( of th on hand which wc will mal t.'liarbstoti |trices. Storch, /'</>/">', S/n'cfi, din'/o\ Suit. I>U'IJ>S <>J III'/ t'lirl V, < I/I'll Is. /i()v/(, J'ditifs, J unii.-fitt.-, (Jils tnul 1'uttir. u!inti/x on lhtul. Wc will tl.-livcr i*i:i11 1 - from one ttf the 1>< ? iiiatiu:'ieturie.s in the I'uitvl Slate*, at an< point t>u nu\ Railroad in the Slate nl liv?> pc advance on New York price.-, permit l li purchaser to n-e tliein for any rea?o::al>!' iclielll ?t|" little, I ilVt: litem ?-Xlll:l iltetl bv III" IVtifc.-ior ttf Mum?\ iind ili- ii, if they <!'. i:o tjivo I'ei fei I sat isfiiet lf!i, we will take then SEWING MACHINES \\"t> will .leliv.' : Mi. so a! n:.y point o:: an Haiirond in the State, or a! ssnV / ' ? in lb I >:stric.t and wa> r-it.t t!, n. t.. \-;,t i f e ' ion i:i:AN? 11. ai.L::N a I'.IAVAKDS. Abbeville, April 22. lfcn'.t-t'.a SOI TJI ('AltoLfxA COLOIBLUOTM MILL! r|MlK sulifcribcrs hare just n.Meil u complet 1 s- t of \YO ()IJ.:N MACIII NKin In 11n?ii- fin*!i-rv iiii'l :iret o w |>ri*|tiii't'il In filmi~ Mi-icliuiiiti all*! i'l inters w i11 i various stvies n SrPERIIlR KERSEYS." They will |miv a fair C A. JS? II I? IIIC33 for all wool pent lli. ill, r>: lit. v will nian'ifa. Inn- ii into chilli fur parlies \\ i-hii iI. at 1eei.ls per yar.J? fumi-*l<in<; the warj> fir tli same. IVrsonss?>ii<lincr its Wool liml l.ist wash ii liifi.re semi iiiif. lnit it. ri'ii l>e sent, jn-t as i is sh^aml from tlie shei-p. ]i!a<-k ami whit \vim?1 lirel liest In* ke|il. sejiarate. \V<: woi.M . -j.. i-ialiv mv upon ?n;r patron llie jrreal necessity of si-mlinjr in tin* Wool a soon a.? elippeil;'if this rule is followed, lli j-.tirties wi'iiM always lie sure of having th elntli in ample time. We are li-lermine,! lo supply no uooilshut <i the mo-t superior kn.-l, ami ^liaranlee our thai it. will ho more to their interest I" patron is.- a home enterprise. than tohuv lli irn-hv dull' f or.r northern friesnls which i only nnule to s.-ll. We will still supply our celelirnloil 0?nn liuri?>. Also Cotton Varn at the lowest rates fi< vii*-h. Mr. .I(?11X Mel.UVDE is our agent at Al> heville. ami will lake orders for p.i'.Ss, pi.r ? j " 1 :k ; I i ; | | | j j j | I ! ' | j j j ! j j j -j A) :i11 ' , y! J j I" j I ' II ; i 1..- ? is i '" ! | A Ik J I< ! ? \ | it. - ! I' , 1 i- ] r , ~ ~ .


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ocr: . Jj- . . 'A ; ' 1 ' JT'AKSlt, # ASb-jgEAEER Iff FGRNT#JRR<; &&TE A PATE, 8. 0., VATOyLJKftMptfe tfalty inform the pobftl^ ff tk?t msn thr^fi <w htid, pared to ??lr? M?d?r, *11 k inds of ffifriBtjft m&rtANDS> COTTA6HB TABLKH, COFFINS. *0. Person# ?ut^Jlwthing fcfhb liqe woftM d<fV*J to ?atl j3$^mtne hit work. Hit ion* experience in Vmfi DOMAew at the North sutiefactiop. ' I Work delivered at*e Depot free of charge, 8*pt M| 1859, {(HkQi


ocr: W.N.MWIMR HAVING COMPLETED HIS AT SIX, 8. O., (NEXT tlUOIt TO KO0SIIE A CAIlTKIl'S.) *XX7 0Uf.?T> respectfully p"" attention of ? ? lii? friends and tiio public generally to liis fine 6trock of DRUGS iS AN1) IO and solicit their kind |>ntr<>nai;c nnd liberality. lie proposes selling Drugs no low ns any first class Drug Store in tli?* up country. His stock is complete, nnd everything sold l>3" liiin is warranted to lie fresh ami genuine. Al his store may tic found ' STUFFS, PAINTS, Variii?lu'v Vnrnisli nnd Paint Hrttslies, Spices, Cloves. Pepper, Teia ol nil kinds, Piiiiriiy nml Carriage (?tease, Also, n fi no lot of ClIKWIXO TOHACCO, and SKGAUS of the lu'st- lirnnds. A large nnd varied stock of excellent PERFUMERY. lie also olTcr# ('? nfcctionniies, BRANDIES, Pure OKI Port. Madeira nml Mniiega 'WXM BlCSStf At exceedingly low figures. Also, n good ar- tide of Apple Vinegar, Kerosene, Oils nml Fluids, I.nmps of nil kinds. Wicks for mi}' kind i'f T.ntnps, nnd everything tiMinlly kepi in n first class Drug Store. I Prompt attention will be given to nil. May 0, 18551?1-tf i ~


ocr: D E NT I S T , of the Baltimore College Dental Surgery, permanently loealed at Abbeville H., and solicits a share of public Teeth inserted from one to full tipper lower sets. Exposed nerves destroyed and trented, five from pain. Having purchased an oflii-p lliirllt. nf III- IIJ(IIi/l Iv #if Unll!n.nl.? T nm prepared to insert teeth 011 the Cheoplnstic over Rraiicli, Allcii.dc Drug Store. A.b'bovillo, S. O. Mhv, 2i?, 1850. 3-tf Goods ! New Goods J OREAT BARGAIXS ! ! M. STRAUSS, COKESHURY. "\"\7 ISIIING to rcHiioc my Stocl;, I offer sonic t ? of my GOODS


ocr: I SPUING AND 'SUMMEII*' STYLES. I HAVE XOW A CAMPLE I'M STOCK HATS m CAPS AND all ttic Lending l?*. anil arrangements to rcceive all of tl.e Fa&hions ns iutrodtierd. \ ?Also.? J JOHN WOOLLY'S mmMm. t.or>k the prize at. the State in 1S.V7 mid i>8. These IlaU aiv tureil ut Grninteville, S. C., and are for long eervfce and durability. ?Also,? * j good selection of Misses' various AND LEGHORN - fg" Owing to the lateness of the balance of my Rummer Goods will be ut or near Cost.' C. P. REMSEN. Columbia, July 8, 1859. 10-tf


ocr: A vSfc. EXCELLENCY, THE GOVERNOR, in pursuance of tlie rpquest. of the Committee of the SOUTHERN CONVENTION, hereby uppoitna the following gentlemen as DELEGATES lo represent the State ai large in the Convention to be hrld at Vicksburg on the 9ih of iVlHy proximo: Fir it Congrttxiona! DittricL Hon. J. D. WILSON. Hon. J. IZARD MIDDLETON, Hon. C. W. DUDLEY, A. W. DOZl Eli, Esq. E. ALLISON, D?q. 8econd Congretiional Ditfriet. GEO. \V. WILLIAMS. EWJ. WM. WIIALEY, Esq. wM. M. LAWMON, E?q. FLEETWOOD LANNEAU, E-q. frhirtl Oongremional District. Hon. L. M. KRITT. ?cn. J DUNCAN ALLEN, Won. \VM. ELLIOTT, Uoh. 5>>ITN TOWNSKND, JOSIAII B. PERRY, Esq. Fourth Gor.gressional District. GERHARD KU'LLER. M. D. J. II AMPDJTN BROOKS. Ei-q. J \ M BS N. IA PbCOM D, Esq. JOHN D. WILLIAMS. Esq. Mnj. GEORGE GRAVES. Fifth Congressional District. Hon. J. W. HARRISON, Col. 3. J. GAGE, Hon. D. F. PERKY. Gen. O. E. EDVVAKD3, Col. W. S. DOG AN. Sixth Conqressional District. Hon. R G. McCAW, Col. T. B. CLARKSON, f!ol KAVIIKI. IfAlVfV g EOrgltll ~M I lV.E R. Esq. JOHN 61. FIllEltSON, Esq. By order of the Governor : THOMAS Y. SIMONS. Aid do camp.


ocr: S3- 1WBZ Mr MH9 SPi NEW STYLE SOFT' HATS, RECEIVED THIS DAY AT P. REMSEN S Columbia, S. C. with a splended assortment < Spring nni) Summer Pearl and Black Ciwimerea. Ot-iits' and Boys' Late Style Straw Goods. Missps' Jnckeys Adelaides, various color?. Gents' Summer Scotch Cap*. Cloth Hat Molr<liins, nnd Boys* Felt Hals. Ac. Terms cu:?h. fApril 15, CO-tf ' " 8*


ocr: DR. J. F. ItlABRt Haying Located permanently nt ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, OJftra hi.t Professional Servieet to the Citizens of the Village-ami the Vicinity. Office iu the Marshall Bouse, on the Muin Street. November 26, 1858.


ocr: The State of South Carolina, Abbeville District.?In Equity. Henderson Kirtland, ) North & Piatt, $ EiU for a. f Relief; &c. Haddon, Singer & Co., et al. j PURSUANT to the Order of Court in the stated case. 1 will sell at public outcry, Abbeville C. H.. on Sale Day in MAY Nine Likely NEGROES, attached as the of A. W. Haddon, an absent and held under order of this Court. Terms:?A credit till 1st January next, interest from day of sale; purchasers to bond with two good sureties, and pay the la cash, end pay for papers. WM. II. PARKER, C.E.A.D. Commissioner* Office, # April 20, 1659 S 62 Ud