jKSt KliiTiBg fitMM llic Manufactories ..Jwlm Wiley's Large Stock of BOOTS and SHWiS, Comprising all Grades and Prices. * 'l."•>*•: ->s

FRIDAY. SKITKMMKH :!!>. 1K71.

lUpmtllcnn Slate Tioiwt.

Fur Sec rotary of Ht;it«f;' , JOSIAI1 U YOl'SO. '*•" ' "

F«>r Auditor of Statu, B. It. SHERMAN.

For Treasurer «»f State, WM. RHRISTT.

For Register V-tatc I Jin d Officc, DAVID SECOR.

For Attorney General, M. K. CUTTH.

For C'lerk of Supreme Court, K. J. HOLMES.

FarBtporter of supreme Court, JOHNS. RUN NELLS.

For Member of Congress. CHAS. T. GRANGER,

of Alamakee,.

For District Judge.

D. S. WILSON

of Dubaque.

For District Attorney.

J.B. POWERS of Hlackhawk.

Scliednle of Ghimi Audited by the Board c.f Super visira at *

•September Session. L„7.«.

MISCELLANEOUS (.'LAIH*. . ... .

Aiu't iTd Am't AIM Henrv Biirnhum, Trustee Servlcis

CouoTw'p-. $ 0 00$ 50' John Newel), Trustee Services , ('oiio Twp". i-*.. ' 5 t)0 John Newell, attendance on poor.. 6 }J0. A I'the. Trustee Services. Couo

Twp *2 00 John Kirkpntriek. Trustee Ser- . •

vices, Byrou Tap ... .4 50 K. V. Hayd' U. short-hand Report­

er, June Term CC : 40 00 Klnjr »<: Kenvon. hardware 10 90 .!< tl Lake. Attorney's fee 10 00

ttolt, biflding it C iimn

4 0j

2 00

4 5J

40 (JO 10 90 10 no

c H. William Schum&n, taking pauper

to ] • Kan 11 U Hunt. Medical attendance

on Prisoner J N Youn^r. papering and paintiug

Auditor s room 11. M. Cratton, Medical attendance

G A b'iske, Medical attendance on

poor John Newell, attendance on poor.. At A Chamberlain, Medical attend-

anee on poor C a Backus, meals for Jurors..... I) A McLeinh. olllec expenses J J Travis, furnishing wood for C

Coy i Webster, oil, etc., for couu-

llousc & Wileou. Medical attend­ance on poor

J A White. Medical services Couu-ty Physician

Smart, Parrott & Co., blauk books,

O'Brien A Stone, good* for Jail... C S Geichell. hauling lumber for

walk, etc Z Stout A Co., lumber S M l£ddy. boarding aud care of

22 (j0

0 00

1 30

8 07

«oo

5 00

61 10 6 30 7 88

3 00

5 bO

*07

« ft"

& 00

Tl.o .Judge is :i plain, positive, frank, j Notice Of PrOYiug J&ll*.

honorable, uhlc, faithful young man. !

OiK'of the most pivmishV of which S™™ha™n<™unty.

To Alt WIhihi it, May VonctrnL

C W Taylor, goods furuished coun-

D A McLeish, laying sidewalk, etc. Wn» Timiau, printing, etc;, for

county J C Litts. coal for county Baruhart Bros, prlutiug. etc., for

•ountv.

Miller, scrv mmittec Blakelcy, services Apprising

mmittee John Hollctt. Township Clerk,

Wh(hiugton M McGow„-n, Township Trustee

Wasiiiugton. J W Jchnstou, goods for poor .... V ii Beach, wood for poor House »t Wilson. Medical attend­

ance on poor William ltuuce, services Bridge

Committee Black Hawk, care of N Bank* .... 20J 20 200 20 John Couch, Medical attendance

16 66

3 58

4 00 75 02 35 00

35 00

SO 95

Notwithstanding the l>ri.i.KTix\s

effort to fisrht the war over, it is a

fact that Mr. Ainsworth was a vol­

unteer soldier in the Union -army,

and that when ho was a candidate

for the Legislature, there were not a

dozen soldiers in_ Fayette county, ! ..

who did rot vote for hinu—Conscr- \ Win Lewis, goods furuivhed poor -I!*) - • iK'sis Letts, mowing II yard, ctc 6 iW

XftliVr, ^ wagoner, books, stationery,etc ilti 40

We hardly think that our eotein- I Sa111"1" -Mllkr- Bl-rvitis lln<lse

pory will help Mr. Ainsworth ma-1A

terially by allusion to his military

record. The circumstances attend­

ing his enlistment, aud his utter­

ances while in the service show that

other than patriotic motives prompted

him to become a soldier. We have

shown by his record in the Senate in

1802 that he enrolled himself in the

amall band of extreme Democrats in

that body, refusing even to thank

Mr. Lincoln for his efforts to crush

the rebellion. Farther, after his en­

listment to go to Dacotah, there to

to "win glory and avoid the draft"

we find him writing back to another

Democrat in his own county, "I am

heartily sick of this war, and ux/hidi-ed of- mysclf for being caught in it."

Mr. Ainsworth has not denied this

last utterance, and it may therefore

be assumed as correct. We think

that our readers will not recognize it

ns the expression of a patriotic sol­

dier, proud to bear arms in his coun­

try's behalf. In view of this and

other items of Mr. Ainsworth's record,

we may be permitted to doubt the

unguarded and unsupported statement

of our cotemporary, that not a dozen

soldiers in Fayette county opposed

liiin for the Legislature. Further­

more we may say confidently that as

between a soldier of C'apt. Granger's

antecedents, who went into the war

from a sense of duty and patriotism,

who served bravely, honorably, and

uncomplaining until the war was

ended, winning the approval of his

Hiipcrior officers as well as the affec­

tion and good will of every man

under his command, and a soldier of

the character shown by the above

items from Mr. Ainswortlrs record,

there cannot be much doubt as to the

sympathy of not only the soldiers of

Fayette county, but of Buchanan and

the whole district.

J J Mowrer. goods for poor J J Mmvrer, goods for poor J .1 Mowrer, goods for poor . / Kent it Soper. goods for poor.... Wm Harris, goods for poor 11 Bryant. Medical att< iidance on

insane person H Bryant, committee work J I) Uussell. committee work Jacob Wi.son, work ou Jail Morris Todd, committee work Myers & Pheuicie, goody for inior.

C.Oi'lIKH CLAIMS.

John o Bricn. Bounty on Gophers, Henry Neindorf, ** Frank Blankenburg," A 1) Kiugsburv, Frank Bi.uikenburg," u

Fraiu is •'rowder, ** " Chas(J Williamson *4

Amel Mauzel, " ** Fri d Muncy, " " H K Sanboin, 41 u

William l'enrone, " " Henry Armstrong. " " John F JJurkteaa, William Lotts, Lewis Lee. John Hipke. ** Elmer Nichols, " Alex (ireenway, " John Lamb, " " John Anderson, " " David 11 Young, 44 " Geo W Bovvder, " 44

W Telcbcin, James skalay, ,k 4* Fred Ni>rton, - 41 44

Alvin Kingsbury, 44 4* John LamD, " 44

\Vi!!iam Kilkosky, 44 44

George EvaniS, Sidm y l*ike, k4 44

John Wciher, *4 44

Willi.- Seott. Kugene Shruer, 44 44

Fred Kieti. Geo M Siark, 4* 44

C <' Draper. 44 44

Otti Stummi, 4* 44

Oliver K Gates, 44 14

Willie Yanorsdel, 44 '* Wm Householder, 44 44

(.'hark s C^ourtuage, 44 44

John K.-ith, L Darwin, 44 44

L Darwin, 44 44

Jm» Biair. 44 44

Jonathan Armstrong'4 44

Frid Butts, *4 44

Samui-I Braden, 44 4' Stephen Y<»ung, 44 <4

Tims Del any, 4* A A Allen, 4' *4

Nesbitt Klliott, " 44

( has McLiiighlin, 44

Walter Norton, ,4 44

A G Morse, 4* 4* John C Ncidy, 4' . k4

WOLP CLAIM.

Thomas Barr, Bounty on Wolves,

JUSTICE TUANSCR1PTS. J P Laird, const fees. Hill's Trane. N Bam« v. Justice Traus Lewis Creglow, witness fees, State

v.s McLaury Win Ui'icy. Constable's fees J D Laird*, Bailiil's fees, June Term

< ircuit Court J T Anderson, Justice Transcript. D L Smith, Com'rs Insanity D S iA-e. Justice Transcript O II I* Uos/.cll, Justice Transcript. (J C Cantield, ** 44

K J Wigg. 44

Geo o t arr, board of prisoners and salary

ILLF.tiAL TAX CLAIMS. Ted Lake, double ass't (Tax Sale)

J F Lyman, double

MR. AINSWUKTII still declines to

«tate explicitly and unequivocally

whether lie is a Democrat or an Anti-

Monop. Mr. Ainsworth is solely re-

sponsible for the uncertainty in the

public mind on this point, as the

proofs that he is still a Democrat of

the ancient order, aud on the other

hand that he condemns and abandons . . , . ,• G Bemis, inpcrfcct desc

the Democratic party is furnished by ! John Hoth-tt. double ass't

bis own outgivings, or reported out- ! -Marv E Kitch. abatement of tax... . . . w , , . . Frea k Sage, reduction of assess-

givings. Uue word irotn hiiii, over

his own signature, would settle the

whole question, but still he refuses to

write it. The inevitable inference

is that he regards it as his interest to

mislead the people in the matter;

that he prefers to leave the question

of his political affiliations and sym­

pathies in uncertainty, so that he

may, in strong Democratic communi­

ties, like Dubuque, appear in his true

colors, and in the country where Re­

publican sentiments have the aseend-

aucy, pretend to have abandoned his

anc-ieut faith aud name, and all this

t9 catch votes. Honest men of all

parties may judge whether this style

of political jugglery is calculated to

qualify the man who practices it for

s reformer.

23 50 23 50 17 67 It t>. 22 :.w 'ZZ 32 6 10 6 10

22 22 U J 1 Jo 1 35

3 00 3 00 26 70 26 40 42 71 42 41 12 00 8 U> 37 01 37 til 15 00 15 0C>

.

1 70 1 70 2 00 2 U> 2 DO 2 UO 2 U0 2 W 1 40 1 40

90 1 20 1 20 1 40 1 40 1 HO 1 no 1 10 1 10 2 70 2 '.(> 1 50 1 50

fcO 80 i ao 1 .*50

"<0 10 2 20 2 20 1 10 1 in 4 00 4 IK-1 70 1 70

90 90 3 80 3 80 2 40 2 4o 2 40 2 40 1 20 1 20 1 10 1 10 1 70 1 7u 1 20 1 20 1 70 i ;o 1 30 1 30 4 10 4 10 1 20 1 20 1 00 1 00 2 70 2 70 1 00 1 UO

70 70 4 30 4 JO 1 80 1 fU 2 50 2 :.o

80 to 2 40 2 10

90 90 4 40 4 10 2 30 2 JJO

80 Ml 1 40 1 40 1 70 1 ',0 1 10 1 10

80 50 5o

5 60 5 8t» 2 60 2 tiu 2 20 2 1 50 l 1 40 1 40 2 50 2 50 6 00 (i 00

800 8 GO

13 85 13 35 34 40 &3 '.0

2 10 9 10 38 15

6 00 6 00 20 55 20 55 60 10 10 7 00 7 ut

212 50 212 50 24 60 21 60 9 10 9 10

i 418 33

; 418 33 i

52 48 52 48 : 5 20 5 2o ' 6 38 6 1

Iowa—justly proud of her rising young rtieti—call boast, lie has been called to public trust, and com­pletely filled the peoples' idea of a true public servant.

'i'hese are the "bottom facts" that

the people of all parties—the best

friends of 31 r. Ainsworth, as well as

others—thoroughly understand, and

no amount, of small or big lying, 110

amount of travelling "pin setting,"

no amount of stump demagoguery

can shake them loose from their con­

viction in this regard. The thought­

ful people of the Third District,

Democrats as well as Republicans,

mean to make Judge ({ranger the

next Congressman, and they mean to

do this, not through lack of appre­

ciation of the personal qualities of

his opponent, but because of their ;

faith in the Judge's very distinguished j

fitness for the place. The (.'ongres- |

sional battle for this District was |

practically fought when ('. T. ({ran­

ger accepted the nomination at Me­

lt regor. I

ItiioKAK.MKi. has been heard from j

again. The Hoom Standard say*:—

"The Anti-Monopoly candidate for Register of the State Land Office, upon being interrogated by the tem-

" j pcrance organization of the State as ® | to how he stood upon that question,

| remarked, while reading over the let-

22 or!: tl'r, that he was not in favor of a man »v i" : making a distillery of himself, but 6 to | 'ten or twelve glasses of beer, just

2# -W i before breakfast for 'medicine, was is 6« | mighty good thing.'"

8 48' New Advertisements.

BAMilUI'T SAL,].

I WILLS.H at Public Stilt*, in the village of Jesup, iowa. Oct. 22, 1«j4, the following described

real estate, to wit: Commercing 56 rod** ea*t of the southeast eoruer of lot No. ")Q, in the village, of Jesup, Iowa, on the north line ol Hawley St., aud ruuning north to Atvsworth Street, thence east 8 rods, tin-nee south to the north line uf Haw­ley Street, thence wesi to tin; place of beginning in town 89, range 10, west, being known as thi

Kstatk op David IlritiK ~\T OU are hereby ucrtitied that an Instrument in 1 writing purporting to be the last Will and

Testament of David Hurd, de« eased, late of Bach* nnun comity. State of Iowa, was opened and rearti iu opeu court, on the 14th day of September, 1H74{ and tfte 2nd day of November 1$74. was Used by the Court for proving aud addmitting the saiu« to probate.

Witnesn my hand aud the seal of [l. s.] the Circuit- Courl iu and for said coun­

ty, this 17th day of Si-pl. A. I>. 1874. 8-Tw D. \. SMITH.

Clerk of Circuit Court.

Money to Loan.

44 4H

90 00

8 00

4 00 75 tW 35 UO

28 00

SO U5

Wilmer property. IMBlNsoN. Assignee of the estate of

It. B. Wh.mkii. Bankrupt.

FOR S\L(] <i!i:\P.

I'll E bouse and lot now < J. a. Whit Hiitney. on the

opt-ity, large and (

ned and occupied by -Kt wide of the rfv«r.

wnniodiou-and iu good repair. Ijocated near the busi­

ness portion of the town, being only one blork f oiu the bridge or Main Street. Inquire for price and terms of the owner on the premises, or of W. (». & J. B. DONNAM. at their ottice in First Na­tional Bank building. 2w9

STOCK Arr.

OFKK'K OK col-STY Al'DlTOK, > Buchanan County. Iowa. f

Wherkas. A petition to submit the Stock Act as ameuded by the Fifteenth General Assembly of the State of iowa. was presented at the June ses­sion of the Board of Supervisors, A. D., 1S74. It was then resolved to submit the following ques­tion: Shall Stock be restrained from running ut larger

Now/therefore, in accordance with said resolu­tion, notice is hereby given, that at the next gen­eral election of said county, to be held on the Sec­ond Tuesday in October, A. I).. 1S74 the queMiou • Shall Stock ben strained from ruuuingat larireV will be submitted to the qualified electors ot said county, as provided by law aud the foregoing reso-

lla vin? matte arran;fnunls

for funds with Kastern capital­

ists, the suiibscribcr is prepared

•o negotiate loans on long time at

reasonable rates. Mortgages and

notes bought* Enquire at office of

Jamison & Begun, Independence,

Arch Smith,

F u r n a c e s ,

RANGES,

& STOVES,

For M'ooil, Hard and Soft Coal.

With the Latest Improvements

REGISTERS, VENTILATORS ftC. Estimate* for Heating and Ventilating Promptly

FurniNlu-d.

BLISS & WALLS, 82 Lake St.

ISlHDros (•|nct i.AKs.)"-4m CHICAGO. JU«.

Dissolution Notice.

ri^HK Firm of liake & Harmon, heretofore doing 1 a law and collection business, i« this day dis­solved by mutual conseut. Mr. Harmon retiring,

Mr. Lake will continue the business. All debts due the firm will be collected by Mr. Lake who will also pay all debts owing bv the Arm,

7-4w JKl) LAKK. M. W. HAUMON.

independence, Sept. 1st, 18« 1.

Poor Farm Steward Wanted.

MOTICR is hereby given that sealed proposals J will be received at the Auditor's olllce until

Oct. lUth 1K74 for a Steward for the Poor Farm. Tei ins and requirements to be found at the Au­ditor's office.

J. D. HCSSKLL. 1 SAM'!/ MILLKlt. -Poor Farm Com.

7«*\v A. C. HLAKKLY. \

NEW STORE

— IN

Th. »se votiug in favor of said question shall have writtcu or printed on their ballots the words; "Shall Stock be restrained from runniug at large? Yes!'"

Those voting against said question shall have written or printed on their ballot" the words: 'Shall Stock be restrained from running at large}1

No!

fL,S

2w<.l

Given under mv hand and oftieial seal i of my office this Sth dav of Septi niber, 1*74. D. A. McLKlSlI.

' ouuty Auditor.

I I T T I E T O N

£3. XX Joiinson

j lias Just received a new stock of

Dry Goods,

CROCKERY

Glassware, Boots and Sioee

allow. t( Tax Sale) 25 y4 a:. \a

alio-alio' _. . allow, d I

disavowed

THE Lousiana rebellion had a short

life and an ignominious ending.

The White League insurgents find-

lug that a second Rnchanan was not

in the Presidential chair, but an ex­

ecutive who knew just what to do

aud who had the energy to do it

thoroughly and quickly, succumbed

without resistance, and at this mo­

ment the legal government of the

state is in undisturbed possession.

VY VV Aori'in. abatement of tax Henry Burner, Win K Snow, James Farris. ' " David Robertson. " Win Few<fe Co.. abat< uieutmeut of

iutcrtst on tax for 1*70 and 1871.

AUDITOR'S OFFICE. To the Ho?wniNt Jioard of Sup*} vhors of' Z?« -

fhdn'i/i CoHi-ty, Iowa:— Gentlemen. — 1 have the honor to report the i+-

suing of Warrants on the County and Bridge Funds since the June stssion. exclusive of wur raatfc authorized at said session, as follows:—

COUNTY FUND. June 4, G Ginther, salary Steward Poor

Farm, authority, P F Director*.. $125 0t> 12, Jurors*, Circuit Court, authority,

Certificate of Comity Clerk 235 70 " Ed Hayward, bounty on Gophtjrs

authority. Board Supervisors.... 4 80 Aug 21. John Sm ath, bounty on Gophers !

authority. Board Supervisors.... 2 20 July 28, M W Harmon, bj id ire business, au­

thority. Bridge (.'oinmittee 1 50 j Aug 10.1) A McLeish. S« hool Fund lilt, i

authority. Hoard of Supervisors. 148 97 > 26, J D Kussell. freight on Jail repairs

authority. Jail Committee 28 65 Sept 1, Auditor Pocohoutas County, re- I

deeming swamp land 313 25 j

HUinoB Fl'SD. I June 2, O Tuttle. bridge repairs, authority, |

Bridge ('oinmittee 12 50; 11, FHL ymnn. building bdge Counts

creek, authority. Bridge Com ... 506 56 | July 6, E Merrill, bridge repairs, authority, !

Bridge Committ"e 25 00 j H, W Bunce. bridgt repairs, authority, j

Bridge Committee !. 25 19 | Making a total of ou the County Fund, ,

and $569.25 ou Bridge Fnnd, all of whicn is r spectfully submittedlfor your approval.

D. A. McLKISII, t-ounty Auditor.

TRKASUHY DKPAUTMKXT. Office of Comithollku of thr Trkasi kv, 1

Washington. Sept. "Jth, 1H74. \r Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to

the under.-ignud.it has been made to appear that * The Pkoi-lks' National Bank, of Inhki*kn-Di'NCK," in the City «>f Indki'HNdkncb. in the i ouuty of Bcciianax. and S.ate of Iowa, has bet n duly orgaui/.ed under and according to the requirement of the Act of Coiigres- entitled "An Act to provide a National Ctrrrency. secured by a pledge of United States bonds, and to provide for the circulation and redemption thereof." approved June :Jd. 1S6I, and has complied with* all the pro­visions of said Act required to be complied with In fore C( ini iencing the husiucssof Banking un­der said Act.

Now. therefore. I. Jolts Jay Knox. Comptroller of the Cnrreiiey. do hereby certify that "Tim Peo­ples' National Hank of Isdki'Kndknc k," iu the City of Indki'kndknck. in the County of Br* chanan. and State of Iowa, is authorized to com­mence the busiucss of Banking under the Act aforesaid.

In testimouy thereof, witness my hnnd [l. s.] and Seal of ottice. this lTtli day of tjep-

•cmbvr, 1ST |. JOHN JAY KNOX,

- Comptroller of Currency.

MOim.v.i: sal«.

STATK Oi< IOWA. 1 Buchatia i t 'ountv. \ '

WHKKICAS. Sa:mi'*i Caskey on the 2d day of March. A. D., 1S74. oxecnted and delivered

to S. P. Cady a Chattel Mortgage upon the follow­ing des -ribeci ••ersona' pr«>perty, to wit: One pair of bright bay hors. s 1(> or 11 years old. the same being the Caskey horses, one dark-bay horse, white hind foot. S y».-»old. and one roan horse. 7 years old-, and one McCormirk Advance Ueaiwr and Mower combined, and said mortgage was duly recorded in the office iff the Recorder of Deeds in and for Buchanan (-'oun'y. Iowa, book IB of Chattel MortgiiL't s. on page 4S2. on the 3d day of March. l£74. ut 10 o'clock. A. M.

Sow. Trskbpokf. Noticv is hereby given that in inrs-aance cf th*-' sititute-s in such ca-es made ami provided, the said Chattel Mortgage will be fvrecloeed hv a sale of the property therein de­scribed. at Pubiie: Auction, at the Livery Stable of

'urt/el t f.'lark. in the village of Quasqueton. * " the t i l th

INWARE, Etc.

Which he is prepared to sell an low as any store west of Dnhuquc. People coming to the w«U known Littleton Mills for grinding will do w.*ll to call and examine iiis stock, for he is bound to as low as anyone. Callaudsee him and see that these things are so for yourselves. His goods i all new and of good quality. 30

E. D. JOIINSON. Littleton, Li.

GIFT

i»>: i t i on i n t h e c o u n t r y I

$100,000-

IN VALUABLE GIFTS!

To be Distributed in

Conntv of Buchanan. State of lotva day of O'tober. A. D.. 1H74. at 11 o'clock A. .M

I of said day. or so much thereof as shall be ne «ssary to satisfy the s.od mortgage, costs and e: pense of sale, unless the s;'iue be sooner paid.

Dated at the .-'heritfja otli re this Pith day of Sei tember, A. D.. 1ST 1.

GKO. o. FAUR. SherilV Bnehanaii Co., Iowa.

Bv D. S. Swartzkl. Deputy. 2W«

N0KYG\ti£ SALE. ~

.•SS.

AND now conies G'-orge W. Bur­

ton, a Dubuque member of the Dem­

ocratic State Committee, with an

addrtss to the Democracy of the

Third District supplemental to that Thus by the prompt ami cnergetie lf ,Iam ()f Uie u in t]wm

action of the President, has been

etteetually squelched a revolutionary

movement, which, if successful,

would have formed a precedent that

would have reduced government in

this country to a condition of anar­

chy, similar to that of Mexico, sul -

to vote the Anti-Monopoly ticket, and

assuring them that the principles of

that party are identical with those of

t he old Democratic party. Consider­

ing that the Democratic party has

been for years the bulwark of oppres-

j 'cting lawful auiln.rily to the exigen- j sum,and the obstacle to progress and

reform of every kind, the enemy of

free labor, and the refuge of 1110110-

ply, the honest Anti-Monopolists

must feel flattered with th« .assurance

that their organization begins where

the Democracy left off.

STATK OF IOWA. Buchanan Count;

RKAS. Samuei caskey on the 1st day of A. D.. 1871. executed and delivered to

P. Cady a Chattel Mojt^aire, upon th;* following d« sen bed personal property, to wit: The undi­vided one-half of lifty-Hve acres of wheat, and the undivided one-half of eight or ten acres of barley, and undivided one ha'f of fifteen or sixteen acres of oa'a. now growing on the farm of S. P. Cady, in Cotio Township. Buchanan County Iowa, ami said mortgage was duly recorded in the ofliee of the Recorder of Deeds in and for Buchanaii Coun­ty. Iowa, iu book 48 of Chattel Mor.t«ra«r *. on liHge 5M. ou the 4th day of May, 18741 at 10 o'clock and 15 minutes A. M.

Now, Thrcufokr. Notice is hereby jriven, that in pursuance of the statutes in such cases made aud profided. the said Chattel Mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the propeiu therein de­scribed. at Public Auction, at the farm of S. P. Cady. (.'olio Township, (-ouuty of Buchanan, State of Iowa, on the loth day of October. A. D„ 1874. at 1 o'clock. P. M., of said day. or so much -thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy the said mortgage*, costs and expenses of sale, unless the same be sooner paid.

Dated at the Sheriff's ottice, this 12th day of September, A. D., 1K74.

GKO, O. KAItlt. Sheriff Buchanau Co., Iowa.

By D. S. Swartzkl, Deputy. 2W9

NJ^ost

3RAND MUSICAL JUBILEE ANty

GIFT CONCERT, AT SIOUX CITY, IOWA,

PositiyelyiTlinrsflay, NOT. 26111,1874, $SO!MKH> IN CASH

| AND VAU'ABI.K K1CAL KSTATK •Will be distributed anion;: the ticket holder*. 9 Only »;r.,oon ticket* will be issued a huge por ption of these already sold. Peoplr's Scheme. Nel felpj-otlts to go tot ham her of ('oiiiuierce. Kire and >i.M i f it iu ConipaiiicH. and the Puhllc Librarvof rsiuiix C.ty. Sini'l" Tit k«-u. $:i. Two for *.V 5 1N-Iiati!>* aireiitn wanted. Liberal commissions galluw ed. Semi for tiekel >. terms or ei P:jw!» N. Hatti'nuami X Co., Sioux (

L . D . S I N E ' S

Gift Enterprise

To !..• drawn Monday, o, t. I 'll). 1HT-I.

Cte G ani Capital Prize- $10,000 in Sold.

One Prize $5,000 iu silver.

greenbacks!

Fire Prizes $1,000 ^ Five Pr.zes 500 t Five Prizes 100 «

Two l-'ainily i'arrinixt'H and iiiati-Tn-d hnrKi-n 1 Silver Mounted Harness, worth ^l..VHI eacli

Two llorses .Sc., worth - $ tloo cai Ii Two Kinc-'i'oiu-d Kosi-wnoii 1-iuuos. worth $.")() cacti Ten Katoily Sewiujr Machines, worth fit*) .inch 150U (iold an<i Silver l.ever Hunting Watclica tin alii worth from $20 to fkK) each. Gold Chain* Silver-ware Jfcc.. A

Number otiCifts lO.OOO,

Number of Tickets Limited to 50,000;

SKI,I. TICKKTS, to -miums will be paid.

Single tickets $2; 6 tickets $10;

Twelve Tickets $2t»; Twenty live Tickets $U). Circulars coutaininira full list of prizes,

a description of the manner of drawing, and otiiei information iu reference to the distribution, will

•lit to any one ordering them. All* letters must be addressed to

10! W. Fifth St. Lt, D- SINE. Bo* 86.

Cincinnati. O.

ANOTHER CHANGE!

FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT

IS AID OF TUB

Public Library of Ky.

POSTPONED TO

N O V E M B E R 3 0 1 k , 1 8 7 4 .

eies of mob violence, and eventually preparing the way lbr the overthrow of our constitutional form of govern­

ment.

diss. Jo'nks. whose announcement

of his independant candidacy for

Congress in this District we pub­

lished some weeks ago, has declined.

The effe t of this'move upon the re­

sult will be awaited with much in­

terest. Cien. Jones should not thus

rashly complicate mattei-s.

Drawing Certain at that Date.

LIST OF GIFTS.

The Petty Lying of tlie Opposition.

The following is in the incisive

style of Shannon of the Elkader

Journal, and is every word true:—

The inate strength of Judge Gran­ger, as a man and a candidate, is sharply il'ustrated by the very small and babyish character of the opposi-

THESE Anti-Monop Keforiners are

a queer crowd. They carried Wis­

consin only a few mouths ago, at the j tion to him, and by the manner in

last election, and already Gov. Tay- i which the people receive the publi-

lor's Sup't of I'ublic I'roperty is in I cation of the numberless petty lies

trouble as a defaulter, and Gov. Tay- and personal innuendoes that fill such

|.,r himself is accused by his old | sheets as the Dubuque Herald, Vay-

friend "Sat, Clark,_ also a "reformer" j et-te County Union, Decorah I.sh-iif the stoutest kind, of having de-1 indr./itf, etc. To notice and reply to

tiauded the State Agricultural Society j the foolish lies and misrepresentations

out of some *M50.— Wuukou tStand-1 of these sheets were a task worse

.//v/. ' l' ,a" »-"elcss. Nobodv brieves them.

Removed lo old Tannery Building East Side of the River.

at wholuAftlc d grease And

r.oth Hard and Soft Soap fo and retail. Soap exchanged f raw aslu s. Try our

of Hard Soap. It will wash in hard or soft water. A fair trial will convince all of the superior qual­ity of our manufacture.

50-ly, RICH & LABOUR. Proprietors.

QUEEN CITY

Shirt Factory.

V I N T O N , I O W A .

FIERCE & REYNOLDS, Props are running the Largest and most complete Fac­tory in the West. All such enterprise should be liberally patronized. Help bHlIa up the West. Give theiragents your orders or seud in to the

PEKFECT FITTING SHIRT. Tiicy warrant a ft- or refund moucy. e-IOm

One Grand Cash Gift One Grand Cash G i f t One Grand Cash G i f t One (trand Cash G i f t One (trand Cash G i f t

*20.000 each, 14.00(1 •• lo.oun " ft.tmo " 4.000 " 3.000 " 2.000 " 1,000 "

500 u

h Cash (iifts. 10 Cash (rifts,

' 15 Cash (tiffs, *2(1 Cash Gifts, g."> Cash Gifts,

Cash Gifts, Ml Cash (;ifts,

100 Cash (Hfts, 240 Cash (iifts, :»0i> Cash Gifts,

19,000 Cabh (;ifts,

Grand Total Sd.flOO. (Sifts, all cash. 2.S00.000

Price of Tickets. Whole Tickets $V).oo Halves on Tenth, *»r each Coupou 5 00 11 Whole Tickets for 5(»o 0t) IB'J Ticket ? 100.(HK) 00

-.$350,000 .. 100.000 .. 75.000 .. 50,000 .. 25.INN) . 100,000 . 140.000 . 150.000 . PKI.000 . 100,000 . 90.000 . 100,000 . 100.000 . 120,000 . 50,001) . 950,(MK>

For Tickets and inforuation, address

THOS. K. IiKAMLKTTE, AOKNT AMU MANASMI.

j Public Library Huilduij,', Loaisville, Ky.

iiUY YOUR

SCHOOL-BOOKS

WAGGONEi: & CO.

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BARN HART BROS, iSP'NDLER,

GREAT WESTEBN TYPS FCUNDET,

105-107-109 Madison Sf., Chicago CoB^ti* Kiti'j a specialty. Pmaptaca r^natari.

Out of the Fire I W. R. KENYO,

(Late King & Keuyon.

Announces that he has pu as-ed the interest of his late part­

ner, and with the remain­der of the

STOCK; OF

Hardware! has located iu the old stand of

A. H. Fonda,

at the West end of Bridge,

ne is constantly receiving large additions of

NEW GOODS! purchased since the Fire,

and is ready to serve the public as heretofore wi:h anv thin;*' iu the line of

Hardware, Tools, PLOWS, IRON, NAILS, Eto.

At the Lowest Prices.

IIIS MOTTO IS:

"Never Give Up. SVCome and look at hie tock.

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SHERWOOD & HAPPERFIELD,

Watchmakers A N D l A E A L I I K - I N

—CLOCKS,—

—WATCHES,—

—.JEWELRY—

—& SPECTACLES.—

A large Assortment of Cutlery

All kinds of Repairine to Order

A>'I) WAKRANTHD.

Firat door Eaat of the Fast Offlce Ixependetie.. owa.

New Grocery, No. 1. ON TUB

CORNER OF MAIN AND WALNUT 8T»..

Opposite ,T. (' GlaHa' Ftiruifure Store, tha anb •cribers have on hand a choich and

well selected stock of

Family droceries, Which thev will sell at the very I<oweat Bottom

Price*. Their Stock conaiata odt

Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Spices,

Syrups, Confectionery, CANNKD AND DBIED FROITS,

Kerosene Oil. I Wood and Willow-ware, \

Earthen Ware, fee. * N. B. • Alltheyask i* to call and see their goy4to

before purchasing elsewhere. Highest Price reM for Produce. Remember the place. No. i, on tfce corner.

Thos. Edwards & Co.

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