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ben &niccn atfIrrftc: Auf .Gbrr. in msirem yt.
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;pmmcr, ais picie!
Der 9rG6tt Scrtr. Spirarl:
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"N.s'.nnoet eeli le'ipdtrtnp t;ren eroFea Sorratb rpn
Gttcn- rnn GtNtcntrli btter Sualttdi. trnp fam rim
Hunetn 5pranIi urler nen siulttslcn :tcrnsunsci yrrieben
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'er9t S'elttauu9cn. wcltht bintcriIItn wtrpra bri D,burr II
erlt pcer 0so u. ounnlep. Srpapitraee, isiri, in err SrIs'
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gSlS'9l. Yrtilt: Sds betc @t@iRbpli III $50. uni
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uhis'itiHnttsr teetlt benz s~eetrttn 9ublifum nil, oaF or rir
S@9er. aaer Sprien 9Seinc unp ytauprS bait, better Suali.
al, ct CT I'M 0rpB,n unb AIeinen uns III ocn biaisIttn pri.
'tl aetaBt. 2eritlst bali ~gItltTalls cir Wager on ocuiitbrr
SruNirh, esutlder 9Surit. Serptlarepurit. Ylurpurjt unr
SWmarltnmAJen, Sirorlien, Sarctnss, S,pctIbtn. Safer.
lrrnet' SblShIb, SbiptStrsair unc altr lrllprr gruttl. ne in
NirnTl1ten une "rn prlp0itIfcn aeprautI utrptu. Wiuis,
Gnit1nte tsen tmlelbm III Stdnp, witprrum duecrlt kilIa
psrtau1en ;u trnntn. Spbn S6ac,
WaIrlraEt, ipilhtn rr II. unb is.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-23

NtpoSu Irrt's. sinen pprImtra;frrmiSc Sau mil
IL Staturu. atcr .. nrn cine aleacrlldte Sianr
Tie Stnct Nntmrrren, rslCte itrc SSbne tr6ut,
i, GaS EsntmaI iii nuf crnt CHR pcr 30 gus
brretus' unp c~orIIuf III Der &cranihlaa ,uf
U 1000 IeRgrfrut. Nu lib aaf ecm Sru;tYart
s'crc'p rts 9aupt. Aprnuen tr u,tu, fol e. sr-
tbt I wsrrsn.
- 9ine Der arGft,n SrarIn in Scr sSelt ii,
Ole in 9briit' Gburd', in 6rmsatafrcet, yrn,on
Sie bat 1000 9fn en-.
Sn rcr ! rrtei bati Ger prrbtiratbete Wfonn
naS Nsht, ~riti'niae irin,r 6rauen, wtlts ,r
niht m'be batcn mig. 10. tsulh den, flut IS it.
9rh ibn, lphttr Gin liz pirrcr bltrn ,u mc1cr,
Q fam n ic icpcn NuscntIid rstlamirsn unr
te muB Su ibm suritfcbrsn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-23

!. " VIEI' q 0 II
trp1met babe. Surp Saar- GiutlUic, ce ip ptripu!ih in hru
Ih IN Zen Stdnp 9eitst, I~eeluheu artrrscruuaen AMI nir
prenipttlte uno bIll9itc 4Htilt 81 t~niiyrcdbtn.
Nsptil ptclen 1nperen NrtItell erlaube lib mir auT fplaeubt
tptn: einltn, Grbien, Nurela (pcrluieous SOrteul ss5erisr
. tNorten, @ri,e, 9tpintn, 9iIIumtn, 9>irnen, pcritbiertn,
SeItfn 4pet, GprecIapt. Sait, InlpI rtirit 26uui &c. ,t.
Gptntius Made ih dui nciu reidbbaiIiacs y1ocr ppm gSei.
zen, gquturtn, nprunier ~Scirnosrs ems Yrr;la!ibc Mrrat.
Gn.n, Gi9arrtIl &C. auimrrflam.
8Ifn rrItbnlasi9e truWt Sencunscu Ypn alien in me;u
0ap eunlml"9cneen @riItcln, eur,b re;uc Enp aLimerfirmt
SeelenuiA hore lib MIR bd!r cas 5ntrdueu neintr b,eiiacu
osu;l@sn S1npeltuts III erperbtn uno ~ ~srbnlttn.
M NJ QnnIe
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-23

yin ArrBss Wager con Dameu Shubeu offer
uric" uhr 9rsilr (pcn 624 Gt1.J IN, alriaioIIS
e'nNrtB @AlterS lur herrtu UNI .Nnab,n unr
'e Ia raS Sdubarihdit cinlhIasrnrs Qrtl.
1t 'mpFebit iu anBrrcrrrntlth tlutSrn prrusn
Splcpb Straub,
On. u NEnlnitr-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-23
NNiutrrmpcen Urn Bitten uus SR1s,,

Zen 1ierirtfneitn 9rrriti Go gum Srmnuaru. Itiuer
Srsunetn uhp etm yutltum iCin Wager prn Serbn- unr
sn'Hiti' s"aorsn tmritNNn III tpnnen, nGS auS ben mpecrn.
It'll @tr;ee III. Silt, Qua unp Sirbtrbutrn fur s,~rTrr nm" ~
NnNStn, leplr aus Strob, Heshrnc. banana unS ypIlmbISr,
' SG,Yn' 1 HnG I% IN a,s MT zen gHs alGrsT. eal.n ,. &c. Ositepi
VII ~. ~ nr Il sssem oaar auBtrlt eIut9 serfauft.
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I'M en sSa1rtniaser Su %btiibtistu. @tp. e. 8titp utt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-23
6rau, Staup.

l"N SrrdcfrdBs. ;%rrildbrn Der u. uuc I, Ctr.
bali ta reINt0 uae IrraieicriEtes Wager rpn
G'SarrtiI, Jtauch', jidu' uuo Stnnupitdbaf
tiJGer Uabrifaiipn uap .inppr!aripn.
Ct tr I'M 9rrFs unp Gletnrcriauf ;u p,n bililttn Sglrftprei
Ten ablaFi. NanitntliN lrlicu 23ieptrptrtauIcr nityt p,r,au.
in ei lpnl roriu,prehen, che nc jbrt niniauTt ano,rw,,;,,
alLpCH.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-23
lintcrbaltnugcn n. @clunianmaen.
Mpntaa. ren Often 6rtruar 1860:
@eoscr MasecsaboQ
6e(ang -Oerrlns ,,GOnfGroia"
in q. SAap's
lDilbr!m GrIl 6aus

an Srcao. Str1gr.
Tie Mit9iitctr est 0'rian9.Wsre'nS y&rn.
tprria" uiitrr Ntitmirtuna res 6rn. u. Shlr
Dabsn rle arrBarti9lten Scrrltttunatn astrr1tn,
UNI ihrsn 6reunctu uno rem ptutiben putlifum
lleerhaupt einsn Nbtno prS ausaslnhtniten 6rch.
inns unp 0siterfsit IN periba1en.
Sie laren pabcr ale 6reuurr nru Gau, unr
b%titerer Vaune elm, niht ,u %pcri1umtn, au rielrm
srpB:n Narrsnfelte Antbeil ,u urbnen.
Sprfebrun9en iinr a%etIpfsu, Gin arcBartraeS.
prl YrpfelIor aus Dem SpInlIhcn iberiestrF
FRAU, Sbau uno Nenuipiel, ssnaunt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-23
Dermiftbtes.

= Sn @ntmsrp.n Sat fa Gin Serein a,6ilret
rer NIT Dem SrOjs!ts umrs.bt !, alien I rlGmtsn
AntpsrPusrn Elm toIcTatsS @onument gu ltecn.
9sr SitNtausr H;rnnrr d @ugyer,, bat pos
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-23
Obcn nno uuten,
pptr
SSic fpmruif Gu mir ppr?

~StC AUNINulL XIV htE UpT
jur anHnhrunS gu bringsn.
3psi Orheit:r uutcr Ytituna bes Gar Gnfis
tiers, BERN Spbmann nc ptn bic terilbm.
teltcn Sadea pom StrauS unp yanntr abpttb
islnp prrlraaen. g..I.
Infals Dos Battles S llbr.
Gie 1emasfirun9 fupst nm II llbr Iatt, unr
mlillsn ris 9rebrten l1eilns bmtr pts Baass I'M
btrln3t mastrt eridbeiuen.
Sur Aufrebtsrbdltun9 Dor Srcnuna jino feline
nmfLllsnprn SOrfsbruhsen gctrpfsn, pa etip.iI:
itsts lurubs %itiftcnpe Ysrienen fsinen G,ntrtt,
,%rblltrn. UNI bltitt rabtr rr Nuirrttcrs altuna
Ger Drrnun9 Den ScIu6rrn prS 8aQeS is.tit
ltsrIaNtn.
De 9un8ri9sn nnO Guritisen miro 5err q.
. ID ID rurb Die tsittn Srsl.n uns Wrtrants
81 srquIden luteI.
6ur re 0arrercte, 3immrr Der Serrrn unp
Camsn 1T tsltsnS Sprgs 9ttra9sn.
&IdrtS fur rtntn bcrrn unO cine Hams N
Sl.oo itnp bel brn. q. Shar, iomis bri pen Nit.
9%!lrrsrn pes Ssrtins gu baben.
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SubEer.
SrLuCt.
NlbtrtG.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-23

:. Grani. 30. , Grhauae yilud. cmpii,hI,
,'ln rtltbaltiars Wager prn 1htrn bran IT,,
'ran'ptlbsn He;b- unp s8tiG 98sinen. unp moht
namrntl'h auf ic II grcbr0 taaer ppn eircrt i'm.
worm. ten eba'nphsnsts uip Npcin. g0einen oui.
mCr. lam. N"'
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@ulrins'nen mt ben tsiten Giefrinfru bc,,,ncu
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haliss nn0 Aii,iaea Sisheg.

une Oh rtrifisstnta Inrttirnrn, rrsltt anS tncm unrTeini
itdtn Wia9cn prrr 0ue Ger Sebtii cntiprinsrn.
Nit llnprbanIitfeh, Sdurt I'M Maacn, Gplid, Srl-
srenntn. @ppttiilpnatt, Ncnaiiidfsit. Nrrtrpiuna. blutsnrt
une Hllnat plmprTPricrn. cn alien ntrprirr INN rbtuma
iilhtn NGlen tut &C bt n%n.a9lIdtn Aialrn ppblibatia aSwIIft
Ine pouiihnei3r 5tlIuna bsrrprstsrebl.
Salltltt III einc rein pt9staei!ilte Nliltuno, nab lrrna
wiiltnlbaftitten tjrunoideen uEp Gadn Mnpeliuna ecS b.
rubmirn e.sl1iehtbtn Yrpftirrs Sprrtape. bersItct. SStsen
tlnre SrrRtr 81 IN N ben mriien Curepdiihen SnGicrl,
mar irir' w':Idprunl i'll cCn Ser. Smdkn mebr flr Disieni-
9n htiitpnnt, wtlhe Ius unltrm gaIcrIanec III cieiem yduct
isrltreut nm Na eaneIbs unisr ihirn srpPen Seiisq se.F
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Ip ps,p. Dap ieirc i'll FER (b.t munccrba TN mcricinilben Gi>
seni6a'ttn itb :StfannrltIit r%erihanen mcrpen.
SslsncsrS wiTr Is fr Spltc t~mriphItn, orrcn Gpnlitudsn
ourt etn te%ianei9tn SCbrduth "rn yiqunren prrr anouen
@uSitNtttunstn IN ~LnrreduHS ~gcIaiben fne. @m 9Gs,>
nleincn hu9ent!itlId' mrt'am. fnSrt IS istnsn aslarcn a6ts
rs btruht9t. zen %iinfsnrcn geit uuirIhtci une in prI ztai
neue SelunhRtiI unp 5Earit III rGs ganit SpErm brinat.
Warnunl:
Tissrrfe Ssrereimns eieits auSge,ethncten grpmas BAT
seIlh'eeene Nath1bnu.Atn hcrYorscIuien, prsbaIb paS Wu
bIi!' n I'm antauIe "rrld,II9 iein mup. 9arum 1T eS nStbis,
SAP Sbr Sperbarrs 6puanpiihtS 91ttisr, beppr Sbr 60 fault,
ritiis prpt.ri. Cine ypuieile MIRO Gub ubCr;suasn, bar
tS btller III, mir aus Rdtabmunssn.
ES- Serfauft $l.O0 .r 9pItrl ppsr 6 @Sttele mr. S.
bel Den etnjtSen Gtaenfbumtrn
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lpritn Der pp. DOVE une Comp, Qlerancer Dupal, g.
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Yieot, unp tn alien StiettR Der Ntr. Gtaareu IN SiritS 9iI.
ttr9 in erer @prrbcte Ill bdbrn. 2gs
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Ytue, NteYMncS btrubnie 4~cbsrpincn, Or. Saynee Niltv,
oeutNbc aaIIerpllen n. !c, 99urmmitte psrihicetrrr Gsrttu
sStn TrIlb srtaltsH uHe ;unl Srrtnut bel Hiittr, @ai.
. 6cPptn.Btin! S&pppen4gBG
unterisibnstu srlaubt lih baS 6iefae Nriu
%trintsnoe YutIifum nuf i'intn ausgessibnrttn
ShOppen 98rin a%ufmertiam 5u maden, ippi.
iberbaupt AMI icint auS9eSsiunet Sud-. unp
ocr5a9lihsn 8etranfs.
I'm 5ablrei@sn Ssiu y t.nt
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am N'utR Ytart pI4t am tS'id6marlt.
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Ssh S'ria6erH sttits @.ranasunas pfatss
NM Dem sslammtfu @ublifum bic 2ln;,i,, DAT
Ger unierisidsnst iepsn Sonutaa Ra6mittaa al.
ealee Stunpe pom Srn Nua. S6ap's sR,ibcr.
Ssu 9'uS anS nab ptisem plass fdbrt.
-s. &. (ttriud.
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Stm seebrteh ctItlhtn Yublitum btr,m,i ee @n;cise, bas
lib pom btuII. eli Sase IN psr SrparlraEt naSe Der i r m
ntutlhe Spcrsrti'g Observation-Disclosures
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-23
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sSein| nno Spses.u, 9&aareu 6unpluna.

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SSrin' nno Spset.,i, 9&larru : 6hnplunA,
SrcarItr.. swliben DER g.. u. I. Ctr,
(ntbsa OR appittfe bcS 1rn. a8asnrt).
Dem esuitt;R @HbIitam wiro pitic auiS Sorafi!tiof, al.
lortIrtt &ShS'es NIB 8tidI, Urpctr9 une sSemo@no:uns bt.
items s%mpTpbl.n, mptm Oh elrit nur bic be,ien ulc IrnHc,itu
ASaar.n s;fIbrt une ;I rem b~tlIslten MIrtlpr:I, pcrfaufI
mtretn. pr. 5obn 8Ipber miro Ip b%eniibeu, pie
ScFarttn esut'den Nunotn auf cas SupSgtpnlmsnclte in ibrer
Nuier'pTa&c in steIcntn.
Dry-Goods & Fancy-Store,
NO. l'o. ode SrOap= u. q. Strn6e. Np. I76.
@. vi. 8p snbaum
irl1ust lt DDS atebrtc 9ublifum aurmerfiam m mahcu. DAT
eF lttnt 2Smter" 2DIaren empflussn, bic IN etntr arpB,n 9us,
nab. Der rcleIttn NrnfeI b%eiteben, uHp III uRsemstn biuidtn
yTsIlen mtiat ttlnt epneIrreni julalcn. verfluft werpsn.
SD bsbt %btlcRotrS i~plsenpc ArIftl btrYor:
StIptnjsu9t, IN lbipar; rmo allen Nioe.farb,n.s
NuolIn 2tlatn. 9anS uno bnl6pplrr.,
Nt. mos gan; IEb p.lbpr1t |
AehIG ulaRpllhe GeInpanp
Nedies ntrelIuHIiurS &udb unb G~aIIimer,s.
SbdnlS, SianteiS, itpie cine apFe @uSfpabI pom Spu
tceptn9 Ueccs II. ipplenen u. baumppntncn StrImp
YIN Stltit rit,te e"sers miro ~trstbtuII rrbefen pu
z. 81. Rpitnbaum
mare ;um ntuen Warf;C.
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Sesctabls gjle, uttr,udtrt unp ebne 3uttr, 9robrci,bs.
Ytule, NtYmeS btrlbmte &ebsrpilen, Or. Sapnee NiGtp,
oeutlbe 8aIIerrilen !. !c, %99urmmitic psrihicetrr Gerttu
estn Trti6 erbaltsH uHe iun Srrtnut bel Stittr, @4t.
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= Der gr66tt Scrir.G pirael:
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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-18
Secession.

re-" More new developments have
been made during the past week in the
secession movement, The tone of South
Carolina continues the same, although,
it is said, positive assurances have been
given Mr.. BUCHANAN that no attempt
will be made to prevent the collection of
the revenue previous to the 4th of
March. This is in consideration of the
0. P. F's kindness in not recommend
ing the employment of force against
them. Major Anderson, however, the
commander of Fort Moultrie has sent a
requisition to the government for troops
and ammunition, which seems to indi-
cate that he fears aggressive action on
the part Of the secessionists. The Cabi-
net has refused his request, although
Gen. Cass strongly urged the necessity
or the propriety of the opposite course.
1t Is even said that he will resign in con-
sequence of the action of his fellow mem
bers. Several members Of Congress from
Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi,
North Carolina and Louisiana, have is
sued manifesto, asserting that all hope
of relief in the Union is past, and urging
that the honor, safety and independence
of the Southern people is only to be
found in Southern Confederacy. Re-
ports from Georgia and Albania, howev-
er, represent strong feeling among the
people against immediate and individual
secession. The conservative Slave States
are all for the Union, and Senator Lath-
am, of California, declares that in case of
dissolution his State will remain with
the North and West. A livelier hope
seems to be entertained that Congress
of Southern States may yet be called,
and the difficulty settled.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-18
For the Guardian.


The great political contest through
which the United States have Just past
has SO absorbed the public attention tina,
too little interest has been felt in the
arts, sciences, literature and theology
While we, on this side of the Atlantic
have been eleyating an honest man y
to the presidential chair, and have thus
commenced to make the presidency res
pectable, the English public, on the 9th
er side of "the big water. has been
electrified by the appearance of theo.
logical work which is the most extraor.
binary that has ever emanated from
evangelical divines. As a conductor oil
a political and family newspaper, Mr.
Editor, you may justly deem il your du-
ty to eschew sectarian entanglements
entirely, and not aim to inculcate or adj
vocate any special theological views, but
as matter of news you will probably
not object to giving your readers an ac :
count Of the work to which we have al
luded.
We believe that among the evangeli-
cal bodies in Protestant Christendom,
the Episcopalian Church has been re-
garded as one of the most conservative.
and the least disposed to yield tc the in
novatlng tendencies of German rational
ism, unitarianism and Infde.ity. Some
OF the greatest christian evidence writer's
come from that church, as the Paleys,
Hornes, DC, and being, as it is, nation
al establishment in England, it was not
expected that its divines were to lead the
way in concessions which make Paine's
Age of Reason pretty nearly an orthodox
work. In August Of the present year
John w. Parker d. Son, religious book.
sellers and publishers, issued the second
edition of an octave volume entitled sim
ply " ESSAYS AND REVIEWS" The title
page gives no idea oil the work, which is
In some respects new one in the histo
ny OF evangelical opinion. The views il
embodles are not new, but they are new
IN the connection in which they now ap.
pear. The Biblical critics of Germany
long ago set forth the opinions presented
IN this book, and they have been advo-
Gated in this country by such men as
the late THEODORE PARKER, and by those
who are clerically and popularity termed
lnhdels. but they are now published by
some Of the most eminent divines of the
EpIscopallan church as being not incon-
slstent with evangelical belief. 1t is
true the Rev. John Macnaught, Of ST.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-18

tiles Of the world, it is not strange that
some should feel the pangs of hunger
without the necessary articles to allay
them. Aid is being sent in from the
States, but in sums altogether insufficient
to meet the present wants of the people.
What are we to do is question of terri.
BILE interest TO us. 1t is difficult to get
the people in the States to aid US, from
the fact that they do not believe that we
need aid.
The people await with feverish ankle
ty the coming in of the mail, expecting
money from their friends, but often with
disappointed and saddened hearts they
turn away with bitter curse on their
lips, and wear away another week, still
hoping that the money will come mex,
time. Stir up the people of your coun-
ty. See if anything can be done for us
for we are no longer able to take care Of
ourselves. What you do. do quickly.
Yours respectfully,
A. D. SHOCkLEY.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-18
Letter from Independence.

g We find the following letter, writ
ten by Mr.. CHAPMAN, one of the speak
ers at the Republican celebration at this
place, in the Record Of tie Times, pub
lishsd at Wikesbarre, Pennsylvania. 1t
is wellwritten and interesting
INDEPENDENCE, Iowa, Nov. 18th.
Mr.. MINER The feeling of quiet I'm
alleged satisfaction, which obtains among
all classes of the business community
Eastward, since the great moral and po-
lltical triumph of the 9th inst, bears no
similitude to the overwhelming joy, the
triumphant satisfaction, exhibited here
| had long cherished design of seeing
the Great West, and when ON the night
OF Tuesday the 9th, the returns of my
own township gave gain of eighty for
Lincoln over Curtin. and foreshadowed
the victory, | resolved no longer to de-
lay, but to follow the glorious news
across the Alleghenies, and join my
shout of triumph with the 10 peans RI
sing here.
Arrived at Dubuque, l stumbled upon
our old friend Reynolds, of the Gar
bondale Advance. Hale, hearty and
prosperous, he welcomed me with the
warmth of an ardent and generous ma
ture, and together We sat down to dish
of Luzerne politics. He is located at the
town of Bradford in Chickasaw County,
editing the " Cedar Valley News" He
insisted that | had not yet reached the
confines of " the West" and must not
turn my face Eastward without seeing
the valley Of Cedar River. To enhance
the inducement, he informed me that the
victorious Republicans of Buchanan
County, would on the next day celebrate
their victory in mass convention. This
temptation was too much for negatives,
and came on and now Mr.. Editor
what have seeu? Ny feeble descrip-
tive powers are inadequate TO the scene
| wish to paint.
Imagine if You can, that you step now
with me upon the train of the Dubuque
and Sioux City Railroad.
In few moments We have left behind
as the Father of Waters, and are climb
ing slowly among the Bluffs around on
every side. La every ravine and upon
every knoll, we see the burrows, mounds
and pits, made by the interchangeable lead
miners. Soon these are left behind, and
away We speed over the boundless prai-
RTE. No time TO pause on its ever chang
ing features-no stop TO note the neat
and substantial homestead of the Farmer.
nor the rude cabin OF the later Emigrant.
but on ! and on away over hiIock and
mound. rising upon each long swell Of
this boundless ocean bottom-so like the
waves that once swept over it. Faster
and faster, by copse and grove and for
est and meadow-now with the whole
horizon bounded by dense mass of tim
Der. and anon straining the eye to com
pass the limit OF a prairie, where earth
and sky were on y outlines-till at the
distance of 10 miles, the Iron Horse pauses
to slake his thirst from the beautiful
Wapslpnicon. Here, nestled down amid
The prairie waves, aud surrounded with
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-18
~ Congress has done nothing V

EE Congress has done nothing ye1
but discuss the secession movement, and
the state of the country. Both Houses
have special committees upon the sub.
ject, but as yet nothing feasible seems tc
tee has as yet reported. A bill for the
relief of the Treasury, authorizing the
issue Of Treasury notes to the amount oil
ten millions Of dollars, for the payment
of which the faith Of the government is
solemnly pledged, has been passed. The
Senate has passed the Homestead bill to
a first reading. Kansas will probably be
admitted shortly, and a territorial gov.
eminent given to Pixies Peak.