The Buchanan County guardian., May 31, 1864, Image 3

About The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864

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TUESDAY, MAY 81, I8C4.
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COt'NTY CONVENTION.
The Unioa tnea of BuchMran County are
teq^sated to meet in Delegate Convention, at
ffcaOotirt Baaaeta Independence, on
SATURDAY, JUNE *5, 18f54.
I •'cloak, P. M., for the pttrpose of selecting
llfm to the Union Stat* Con^eh
^en, te be holdea at Dee lloinea on tho Tito of,
ratio of represantatitn will beiBte dele
hit for aTtfy towiikip, and oM for
every li ana a fraction over 15 Wfel. Met fot
Wtf. M.
Stumk
tkith
for Governor. The following
,klc will the nunttot Of delegates
m«Ushow
towmbip is entitled i
Towecaire. -Vi0frMl
Jcffartea
HWiy W
Medicos 5?
Middl«4el4
DILMAIM.
BtAtoOrel* W 8
SI?
Feirtrf* 78 4
NMi
.«iihh w 1
fi*a*r
Z%rr* I
Semacr
WaahingUX
Waatbarg
«j J. RICH, Ch'rn Co. Oo».
|«flM I
S«lic« U DtliB«Mata.
H»iri*gfb*rgainedthe
Guardian
Office
tfcfttfcw parties, possession to be giren
Y» the lit of Jane, and having a large
•mount due us on our books, wi art
•ompdHed to ask ot those owing us an
IMMEDIATE SETTLEMENT.
We *ant to closs up our business as
promptly as possible, and hope oar
friends will heed this requstt. Come
friends, pay us what is due us.
Apology.
A press of tabor, in tfrt way of Job
work, and in ths settling up of our busi
nees, has left us but little linae to^evete
to editorial duties this week.
I*or the Convention.
J3T Our townsman. J. 9. Wootward,
Esq., delegate to the Baltimore Conven
tion, left yesterday to attend the conven
tion. The Iowa delegation is to meet in
Washington on the 2d of Juue, for con
sultation and conferenoe.
Markets.
f^r The reeeipW of wheat, the past
week, have been about 2000 bushels per
day. The p/ice'4 is /o^swhat lower,
however, ranging from 92 to 95. Oats
are scarce and high, selling st 6£@65
..vents. Butter 16 cents. Eggs 6 cents
"Wewepapar Removal.
The Rising TWe," Spiritual News
*f*per published st this place, is to be
^sieved, shortly, to Dee Moines, the
$Bpiul, we presume, presenting a more
^avltiaf field than this for the publioa
tWe of the paper.
Tmy Of.
number of o«r friends have prompt*
]y responded ear call to settle up their
Jdebtedness,te
CNsigvMMe.
but a large number are
111 owing us. Cove, friends, Mrs Jor
jfka, u well ae onrself, has need of this
|Masy, asd we trust yo* will settle with
|M promptly.
M« Clssee
If George Rsrdenbreek has for sale
fOO Aorta of Beautiful Prairie Lend,
well watered, near Greeleys Grove, wbich
-lie will sell very low. This is a good
thanoe to get oheap Property.
He has also for sale a first rate sub
tantial Buggy, whieh any one can buy
«4hsup.
Captain
HimICE'S
Drees Reform.
The Ladies of Iodependetofct, Who feel
any interest in the welfare of their Coun
try, are requested to meet at the Court
House on Thursday Evening, June 2d,
for the purpose of taking into considera
tion the propriety of orgnntting nn asso
ciation, connected with, or auxiliary to,
the L&dfts' 'National Covenant, lattty or
ganized in Washington.
The 1f®W ftsitrwud Bridge.^
JSF" The work on the new Railroad
Bridge, over the rivsr at this placs, is
rapidly going forward. The abutments
and centra pier are of massive masonry,
and have already been constructsd above
the water surface. Tbs stone work will
all bs finished by the 1st of July. The
timbers will be brought here, prepared
and fitted ready to put up, and the Bridge
will doubtless be completed bj ths 1st of
August.
n uV
Shoplifting.
John WHET arrested a woman, on
Saturday last, for the laresny ef a pair
of shoes, stolen from his stors. Our
sioreksepers make a good dsal of com
plaint about this petty thievsry, ard a
number of psrsons, passing
(at
The Ceaetery.
company has been
J}esigaed to the 46th Regiment, whieh is
.J»ot yet fully organised. The boys have
ood quarters, and are feeling finely.
TeMl bet our bottom dollar they will
hip any company of rebel veterans that
ifcao be brought.
Charlbt
don't intend
4o teaoh them how to 'bout face/' at
least before the ensmy.
Here Igtll Poi.
JBT The oase of small pox mentioned
tbf
us a couple of weeks ago, as existing
J]D
our town, has become convalescent.
contagion has not spread, and what
*Jittle excitement there was among the
people in consequence of the disease,
Jaa disappeared. It will be prudent,
Jjiowsver, to be cautious still of exposure.
.|t is to bs hoped that we have had the
j|aet case io our midst.
There is s constant succession of sni
jprant teams passing through our town
#n their way westward. Some are go
^jng to Idaho snd Colorado, but a great
.|asny exibit the good sense to be looking.
Tor losstions in oor own State, bringing
With tbsm their stores of stock, and their
lasses of tempetary subsistence. We1
jdonbt if Iowa has even seen ths time
when she was receiving so large a num
her of imiuigraota who have come for
i
respect­
able, have, at various times, been caught
with pilfered goods. Some of our mer
chants have about concluded that it is
time to make an example of these thieves,
snd we predict that hereafter they wil
be expoeed when caught.
More Recrnita Needed*
BW Capt. Wright has returned from
Davenport, under speeial instructions of
tue Governor, to raise a few more men to
help fill up the 46th Regiment of 100
Day men. This Regiment will be main
ly from this Congressional District, will
doubtless be under the command of Lieut.
HENDERSON, of Fayette, a most excellent
and experienced officer, and will be well
officered, and appointed in every respect.
The recruits are wanted promptly, and
now is the time to enliit.
Incorporation.
£W It seems quite probable, now.
that the project of incorporating the town
will be successful. The petition has
been signed by the great mass of the
property owners, and by a majority of
the voters. We ah til probably soon
take on the dignity of a city, and we
trust that it will be the commencement
of an age of improvement with us as a
people. We believe such improvements
ae are pressingly needed, may be secur
ed without much increased expense, in
the way of taxes.
Proaioted.
Jar The Dubuque
Timtt
notices,
among other appointments by the Pres
ident, confirmed by tbs Senate, that
of First Lieut. L. WHITE, of the Ath Iowa
Volunteers, to be Assstant Adjutant
General, with the rank of Captain. We
presume this means Lieut. CARL WVITE,
of this place. CARL has been detailed
for staff duty for a long time, and bj his
exoellent eonduct, and general ability
and efficiency, has won such promotion.
We trust that we are not mistaken in
presuming the appointaeut to be Ma.
tW The roads and alleys uf ths nsw
Cemstery, have all been opened and gra
ded, and the work of enclosing the
groand is being pushed forward rapidly,
and will be completed in a or two.
Every one is delighted with the grounds,
and are thankful to the proprieters,
Messrs Campbell and Ross, for the lb
erality and enterprise ibey have mani
fested in the project. The grounds are
certainly very beautiful, and capable of
being highly ornamented. We tiust it
will be the aim of every family in the vil
ageand vicinity to secure a lot, and to or
nament it as nicely as possible. We will
guarantee that the proprietors will do
their share in the work of embelish
ment.
Concert for tho Aid Society.
JW On Thursday Evening next, the
celebrated Pianist, Mr. Chas. Lascrllks^
well and favorably known to our citizens,
will give a Concert at the Court House,
in this place, for the benefit of the Aid
Society. The programme will include
number of popular pieces, and as Mr*
Lascelles* instrumentation is very fine,
the concert will unquestionably be an ex
cellent one. Given in the interest of the
Soldiers, the attendance upon the perfor
mance should be very large.
On Friday Evening, Mr.
LASCKLLKS
will give a performance for bis own ben
efit. The excelUnoe of his entertain
ments, and his liberality in volunteering
to aid the Sanitary cause, should resul'
in giving bim a very full house, and a
substantial remuneration.
The Catholic Church.
ttW The foundation of this edifice if*
rapidly approaching completion, and
Father Gosaaa intends to push the su
perstructure forward as fast as possible.
He iutsnds asaking an appeal to our eiti
sens for aid, during tha preeent week,
snd it is to be hoped he will be met with
becoming liberality. The obureh will
W free, eaha4»»tiwt tmpvAvemenl re the
town, and for that reason the congrega
tion should be assisted by our people.
The Catholic people are generally poor,
but have subscribed most libernlly, Buf
ficient, we believe, to carry the walls to
the roof. Father GOSKER expects to get
the most of what is farther needed, from
abroad, but hope9 he may receive con
siderable encouragement here at home.
We believe him to be an upright, pub
lic-spirited man, exercising his influence
over his uburch to the advancement of
education and for the general good of
his flock. We wish bim sucoess in hit
labors.
Sensible Indeed.
BW The General Conferenoe of the
M. E. Church has, by a vots of 160 for,
and 48 against, changed the rule of lim
iting the appointment of a preaoher to
two years, and has granted to the Bish
ops the right to reappoint for a third
year. That seems to us very sensible,
as far as it goes. But we cannot under
stand why a Methodist Society, and a
Methodist Preacher, when mutually
agreeable to each other, should not have
the privilege of continuing their Churoh
relationship just as long as they please.
We anticipate that the innoratien upon
the old rule, though small now, will re
sult in a still greater latitude hereafter.
We don't pretend to know, but it always
looked to us as if this thing of forcing
churches and ministers to separate just
about the time they come to understand
esch other, is a poor policy.
Tickete for the Fair*
tW Mrs. BEMIS has received a num
ber of season tickets to the Northern
Sanitary Fair, which, we believe, are to
be sold at $2 each. Each ticket will
admit a lady and gentleman to all de
partments of the Fair while it remr qs
open, and its possession will entitle the
holder to half fare tickets on the Rail
road. Each county is also to receive
credit for all the tickets sold within its
limits, which will not be the case if
bought in Dubuque. Other season tick
ets, admitting a lady or gentleman, sing
ly, will also be for sale at
81,50.
These,
also, will permit the bearer to purchase
half fare tickets on the Railroad. The
Fair committee, we believe, also intend
to send out other tickets, for $1,00
apiece, with the expectation that many
who will not attend the Fair, will be
willing to cncournge it by buying one
or more. We hope to see a goodly
number sold in our county, for hundreds
of our people can well afford to give a
dollar in this cause, who have as yet
given but little. Come, friends, encour
age the cause of the country, and help
the 6oldier to this extent. Tickets may
be had either of Mrs. BEMIS, at SAMP
SON'S Book Store, or at the Post Office.
Proved to be the best
J. H. MANNY'S
CELEBRATED
REAPER AND 310WER,
TBI
CHEAPEST AND BEST
Reapek mud
lower Made,
MAT
J.
BE HAD 49
& HYJURS,
Agent,
Independence, Iowa.
Those who want Extras to their Raapera had
b«tter order thein early.
May 34,1N54 9-tf
THE IMIEI'EMIE.U'E BOOK STORE
•AJSHD DEPOT,
For tiic supply of
School and Miscellaneous Bot..s
WALL PATERS,
STATIONER f, TOYS
UT-T
AND YANKEE NOTIONS,
Was eatnliliKhctl in IHtiO to accommodate* the
iwoplt1 of Buclianan atil adjacent Muuti«-n of
Northern town, anl will Ik- CONTINTKI)
FOR THK SAME ITKl'OSK.
We hop,. ».y HONOKAHLK DEALING and
LOW I'KICkS ti nit-rit n lionu- among you.
Rememb.T tho OLD STAND, mar the Mon
tour House, In.l.-p. ri.l. n«'«\
SAMUEL WAGGONER.
Oct. 14th, 1M»2. [30-tf
ALL PAPER n!i.I I!i.i-.l-n. Paper and
Cloth Window Shiil'» uiid tixturt-a, at
sign of Hookaaud Wall P*|vr n.»ar the
Montour Houae. s. W A(it o\i R.
Anew
supply ef PHOTfHiK.W'H AL
BUMS, got up ia iicut and -kwtni style,
At WAti o\KH%
IITEBSTER'S DICTIONARY, ri.at.ndg
TT «d Pictorial Edition. with 1.500 illaa
tmlioBS, At WAUUU.\LR'S,
GENUINE
Arnold's Ink, in Quart, Pint,
ud half Pint boUlea,
At WAUUMKRil,
THE
latest Editiona of the tn«et desirable
School Booka, rceeivad dirvet from the
publisher*, at W.tl.'KONER'N,
Oal, lltti, 1M9.
BUY YOUR GOODS
OP
A E N A N
AT THE
NEW STORE,
Kelt door to Deering'a Drug Store.
Talk about taring 20 per cent, by buyiag
good* at other atorea, when it is a kaewn
fact that Jernegan'a te the place
To Bay Goods Cheap.
WE
KEEP THE BEST
A Hew Lot of Hate A Cap*.
GLOVES, HOSIERY, NECK-TIES.
Tha plaee to buy your Goods ia at
the Stor« of
T. A. JERNEGAW.
Iailpnid.il.., Aug. £5, 1S63. |3S-lf
WALL PAPER,
BABY CARRIAGES,
SPIGTACLiS
Glorious News from Washington!
ONE MILLION OF MEN TO BE
CALLED INTO THE FIELD
IMMEDIATELY I
500,000 Bales of Cotton
Coming from Texas!
1S£ REBELLION GOING UP!
The American Flag will float over
the whole Southern Confeder
wty within Ninety Days
And during that time
*T. WILEY
ia determined to sell hia
•AinOTH STOCK
or
BOOTS AND SHOES
at !ricci 10 low aa to ast^ninh IK* N.f.yff
Berlin jmit returned from HoKtsrs v'th
Stock fivah trout th' MnnufacturtTn, lAtrgtr
than any herrlojore brought into thi* Market,
Ikiuiu!
to ttlmw to tlw
OVLT CALL AND IKK FOB Y0UBSXLY1I
Uo has every variety and style of Boots and
Shoe*, for Ladies, worn at tln Eaat.
Our large business, with Ready Pay, ena
bles us to sell at
VEliY SMALL PROFITS.
We have no bad debte lo make up out of oor
ca«h customers.
keep constantly on hand a large as­
sortment of
Custom Manufactured (loots and Shoes,
of Milwaukee, Chicago, Buffalo and New York
make, which we wnrraat In be of the beat
quality and manufoetnve.
Home Manufactured Work.
A trood aasortiuent ulwuyn
you oAir
GOOftS,
A5D OF
THE LATEST STYLES.
At Jernegan'a oan be found a new let ef
Choice Dress Goods, Cheap.
Juet received a Lot of FIXE BALMORALS
A Largo Lot of Clothing
FOR MEN AND BOYS,
A Nice Lot of Double Chd
Single Shawls*
ti tc
2*
INCH OIL BOILED
BLACK
SILK, SELLING LOW.
i
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
AT
SAMPSONS.
[5 tf.
CHEERLVG NEWS FROM TEXAS!
un
hand, and
made to order at short notice. We ust nothing
but the best of Oak uud lb-iulock bark-tanneu
stock, and
French Calf Skin,
which we have bought dirvot from the impor
ters, and warrant to be the geauioa article.
To be aeld only for
GASH OH PRODVCt:
April 19,1964
HILEY.
ftf
HAVE NOW,
AT
MYERS & HODGES!
Have yon heard of their selling
ont their Slock*
I* OON8EQUBNCS OF
TH h'.l K REMOVAL
IT IS A POSITIVE FACT
Thai they are bound tar theetty of Omaha.
ON ALL PACKAGES 07 GOODS OVER
TWENTY DOLLARS, A DISCOUNT OF
TWO AND A HALF PER CENT WILL
BE ALLOWED FOR CASH PAYMENT.
Corns in all you old Trisndt!
COME ON ALL HEW ONES
n
he is
PFOPU*
ol Huohanau
County that lie can distance all competitiou,
as to the quality and price of Boots and Shoea
ia tia» market.
re it the plaee to
WHAT A CHANCE 'NEW SPRING GOODS
TO INVEST
YOUR MONEY,
get
your assortment or ever?
ItilM! flood*.
Clothing! Clothing/ Clothing!
Stacks of thexat
SELLING AT AOTUAL OOST,
And for Why
WE ARE SELLING OUT.
MYEFS
FOR ItS*.
jtrax BEOEIVED
O W E Y S
T%»
leteet
StyU» $f
Jprses
G—d»,
Cloaks, Mantillas, and all other
Goods fonnd In a First Class
Store.
A VISIT lAJtGS STOCK 07
PRINTS SHEETING, and off
Domestic Goods,
WHICH I WILL 8E|&
Aa Cheap aa tho Cheapen t!
Aa4 petkipi a little
BSNM.
Goods Received Daily
BY FREIOHT AlfD EXPRESS.
My Stock is Complets,
And hope to aee aU my old friends, and ae
Jfy tnstte it
QUICK 8ALBS AND SMALL PROFITS.
A large line of
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARES,
Whieh I will esll at
Wholtsids and Retail,
i cheap ae in any eity or Iowa ia (he Uaiea,
or out ef it.
Uaion
Bleek,
Flret Seer lelowtke Peet OAee.
A. J. BOWLEY.
Iadependenee, May lat, 1064.
AGRICULTURAL WABEUOUSB
and
RXAPKR HEADQtTARTERS.
P. H. WINEGAE,
Dsake is
AGRICULTURAL IMPLlMRVTt
elallkini^
v
AGENT FOR
The 8eymoor and Morgan Self Raking Reap
er, the No. 7 Hand Raking Reaper, the Buck
Ly«i Kea|*r and Montr comUned, Quaker
Mowvr, Buckeye Single Miw«r. the Empire
ikafera«4 Mower U#esbaaed,
Alao the
CELEBRATED PiTTS BUFFALO
THRASHING MACHINE,
TRE BEST I XT USB.
Farmers wiahing machinery, would do wtll
to call on ma before purchaeing, ae I guaran
tee aatisfaction in all caaee.
Ofiee aad
Warehooae
NEW STORE
and
2STEW J&0033S!
On the
Wr»t side
BOWLS,
TUBB,
FAIL%
near R. R. Depot
INDKIT.NDEN'GE, IOWA.
HILI.1NKRY AND DRESS MAKING.
MRS. liEMEXT
Bege loaive to inform tho i iti£ens of Iudep«B
dfiico and vioinitv. thatfthe has purchased the
Millinery »t«ck «f Mri. M. P. Wtod», end
itti a largo rviMitioii of
SBASOMliU: AM) BF. il TIFLI.
.HI I.I.I KM Y U(N)lHi,
ia prepared to furnish tho Ladies with the
laU*t Sty lea of MiHinery, ou the ahortest no
tice.
Wo are constantly rrcciving, also, Madam
IV Mon'st's l'attorui* tW and are |n«
par^d to do everything in the line ot Drt*•
Making.
Kooaia la Morae*e Block, a^ielaiai
Ike White lloae**
tl-tf.
Cll
HODGES.
k
10LI) PENS, a good aeaorUnant aad at pri
ete to auit the tioi«e,
At WAOCONRRtO.
PANCRR SOAP
llonev Soap, Witulaor Soap, t?»Baibora*e^
goap, Bar Soap. Trm»ai*fent Bo*p. fro«» thai
innmhintury at A.W. Hemsea, PhiJai«l#»kia.
C1UR54,
O
WAGONS. FANNING MILLS, PLOWS,
CULTIVATORS, HORSE RAKES. Ae.
Qhoics Seed Grain.
Al il A CE *mg Siee^1 Uay•, IMi
of tftt
Hirer,
NEAR THE LKID€E,
To* witt find A. H. FONDA
jmt
«pert«
INTIBK NEW STOCK
OF
STAPLE ft PANOT DRY GOODS
GROCERIES.
CROCKERY,
CLOTHIJTO,
HATS CAPS, *#., 4k.
Which be propoeea to eell
Very cheap for Cask
OR
READY PAT.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY GRfc
JSRIES CHEAP,
Go to FONDA'*
rF You Want Good PRINTS,
^nFa-
I
Ton Want to Bay BOOTS A SHOES
Cheap, Go to FONDA'S.
You Want Summer Bate and Sainner
Good#, Go to FONDA'S.
'N Fa*t if you Want (e 6«y any kind of tiooltf
uaually found ia a Variety Ster*—
Go fee
BEING
ulnirit*.
Pcpprr,
March,
V ifteirur.
Sal'ra(u«,
II
run
FONDA'S.
thankful for past favors, I hope W
selling bettor Goods, and Cheaper, 6
gain a fair share of public patronage.
A. H. Fonda.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
CLOSE & R1DDELL,
Have
MW
ea haed,
A
large aleek ef
GROCERIES,
Cvaeistiif ia
Otttee.
Clovea.
CawftiH.
Oiii|{rr,
SlolllHtM.
Kada,
Ulu^Ktrdf
It It isl
II«,
T««R
Clfwii(|r Tokaect)
nackcrrh
(odJl While riakt
Caud lo**
•IcrrinK*
SuiokiiiK Tobacco.
Hlack Scotch lantfi
italibf tha Sawnl aai ly tk« Ba(.
Qacra'e Were e/ £aery
Dimriptmn,
Earthen Ware, Japan Ware aid
triads Ware,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Kerosem UH aml LaMp$,
W O O E N W A
Oeaeiiti*f of
MOP BANDLia.
WASH BOARD»,
K)Wi)sa.
WHO T#ad,
VU9.
IAIIA AMORTRO RIRR9,
Tmiis Grem md Dritd,
B0F£ Qf ALL KINDS,
Aad emyatef ia e
Store.
All of whieh we will sell lo the eitueae el
Independence end vicinity,
Ae Lm ae UUy eea
k
Iwjtl
Mi
ef
FOB CASH
Botter, and Farmer*' Pmdnee geaanJ-
ly, taken in esebange for all kinda of gooda.
REMEMBER THK PLACE,
Oft the Corner Opposite the Montour Heue.
Iadependenee, May Sth, 1864. [7-ly.
J. U HU'KI'SOJI.
THOMPSON & mil,
[8-tf.
OBALIM in
BOOKS,
S A I O N E Y
awn
PAPER-HANGINGS,
188 Maia Street, flnbnqae.
Wholesale Agents lor the Eeleetie Seriee ef
Sch(Hl Booka, eons'wting of
McCiaffrj's Speller and Headers,
RAT'S ARITHMETICS ARDALOKBRA%
PixuMo's Orammart, Xte.
Aaeitcu Bible Mociety 1
UaertMS Trari Mocie«r
Aaa. Baadar Sch»Ml raloa)
Do
fa
I tor
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