davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05
VIM. CRAWFORD, Agent.
A sEFET e; 4kE EogTE ~. .2F

g rae fA VEST ssEf r,s k5 SSsIf s s2fE
sEsJs5L kAtLLkodPi 5S.sTsS liam le.vss
fff 1OIy sSSnSsys s.sSssssd loSs ,,o,
iI@" s@pm n.g ssya
6onnss6ps at Albany With the New Yoff Cen
Fsl Rauroed Cor Sohepectady. rochester, Utica
batavis, Rome, and stations on Rome and w ster-
Svn Rsilrcsd; aunAlo, sYrsouse, Nissara Falls.
Tfslns in oon5ectioR leave BsifsiS and sasesn-
sion via Lake Shore, Buffalo anc I.ake B uTou And
Great Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto,
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, MDvsukie, Fon Du Lac
Si59sss b, MSsdlso1 S p5.is Dr. Cnis5 s.sn.
tine, Iowa Clty, Burlington, Quincy, sprinsksId d.
Alton, 81 Louis, Cairo Terre haute Ind Ala polls
Louisville, Cinclnnst, Layton, Columbus Clsve
lsnd, and a.. points West, Northwest and South
NORTHERN ROUTE.
,ConneetlnG with Trains st Troy, With Troy a
Boston and keps. Sarstoga Roads for SARATOGA
WhitehAll, utapd, RurinG ton, 81 a lbaus Mouse
roint, Plsttsourgh. OgdentbuTEh, Montreal, &c
" Freight Arrangements by this route a.
eboyet without change OF Cars, from the Uepots IA
Chambers and Cpnsl seeets. are 90 ell times &c
tavorable ~ made by oth,r RaiIroed Compani.s
We s. ,.Saes q IN, s,s., New YorL Route 2 the
a., shippers for promptness and dispstch-
Passenger trains, with smoking and Sleeping
Cars ron In connection on the New York Central
rsnsersents, Inc uirs Of The depot, IS Wall 81.
A. 3. SMITH. SIN peri utenfent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05
10Y FOB THE SICK AND SUFFERING
LET ALL WHO A4E AFFLICTED
lyrLr f kHHkG aizxzDr
kEJ0IcE IN HIILfH.


Friend. Do you sufer! Are ron the victim Of an,
efthose numerous 81 ailments which arse from i'm
ksrity OF the blood w hat arc they, do yol ask
source OF life and health, snc IL the 6rst element
q our being to respond to Any essne which affects
the system, the sslse infsl bly, Ittesta The ever
prevailing Neuralgia, the irritating Eryspelss, the
Subtle SCR Sfnl&, the fgonlIpE khoumstism, Ner-
yoEs Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Comp Aint with its
torpor and detection, and the nxmberlesa Ills thst
nefh 10 heir 70, derive their hideorE origin from the
bIood; Deal kindly then and EentlJ with the blood.
uas the yltaxing resources Of nature for its aid,
use that trslJ valuable mediosment Known g.
ARS. II. 0OTS
INDIAN FBGETABLE DECOCTION
With regard 70 this almost infallible specific
popular sentiment has spoken IN decided terms
And inc evidences OF this great eHoacy are sas-
tslneo BY constant ayowe.s Of Curative sfeots and
ths hspplest from lie use are after al 9th
remedies and the bost medical skill have failed.
cures are not sought from the Illiterate and Su
hoial, but thcy arc volunteered from the most re-
sHeoable sources and justify the hlghest terms in
Nhloh ~ 10 possible 10 commend valuable a
sPocinc 20 public APPROVAL. We may add also tina.
the curative Frorsrtes of the medicine are 90 uale
ony By It's restorative a5cts the system recover
INK from disease nith renewed constitutional Wig or
For sale by ali respectable Druggists In this
city, and By tho proprietor, MRS. N. COX,
Hone genuine uniess her NAM 10 blown on the
eor!e And her seai on the cork
Wholesale ifsst. K. Z. +. S CTssEI, b..si,,
eeorr etovg, D. c., W no .ssie A gent for tie Bis
Hiot, and will supply the trade ~ my Erloes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05
&AR sA xE4E7S SSs SRs S sEkSsy3 5HH,o

g. follows, vE-Leavs Camden Station. BAD
%e,s.m d.a except ssndsIy as A. ~ n
soTfRfwHRssfA AID fkA 6kfa w Eas WEST
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
between Balrmore and Piedmont take the A. N.
s9mmodston Train. leaving Piedmont a. S. % A.
NJ ana oesyeen Grafton and fsrkersburg, ale
The FREDERICK TRAIN ,sves Baltimore
49, a. And Erederick ats0A. M.
amoLe q % and BIS A, NJ. and IS and $50 p All :
snd ElliSotTs Mills at TO and 1i.So A. M and SS
ao. 6sT;h e. Tst. Of .ys pS
station, or st the Tlokst once, oeAsoeS
Master Of TransDortiop.
Il. d.. COLE, Gent Tioket Sse1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05
800 TO Fog y, %5SSSSSSSSo Ssb On

1..1s: a. lows. 4 3 lSi$S BdsE BALI anp
n"rs: west sids, DAILY, lsundsys inel5ded1 9.
eonnectinr With the Rsiirosd lines. 10 and rom 1n
Wss6ls gton, D. C. Philsdephis, New York, Bos
tb. End the
Train from New 1olk and Philadelphis-
Tie following IL the Schedule:
From New York TO Port Monroe and back. 81.
Prom Philadelphia and hack ....... SiO
Prom Baltimore snd b:ok. S6
UPROCURE YOUR TICKETsn
In New York. ~ the New JERSEY Railroad Once
foot of CORTLAND street
In PHI delphIs, at the Compsny's once, N. w.
corner Of Sixth and Chestnut streetx, or at the
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
In Baltimore, on board tue Steamers, foot of
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05
VI SPRING CLOTHING.

w ALL, 81 ErnsNS a GO. are iaIs day in re-
&c. p OF tnelr second supply of SPRING CLOTH
LNu ma MATERIAL for their custom trade, INSIST
ing oi NeE Cloths, Cassimers and Vestlngs, OF the
te.est 50 es, which they will make to order IN g2-
pesloT style a. very low pTIoes.
een usmen Wishing an immed ;cts outft will & nd
~ W our headJ made DeRsrtnsnt every article Of
wearing Appars! suitable 70 their vsits.
al. WALTZ srEPHEks & CO.,
S29 Pam. avenHe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05
3 oENf hR0akETEk kkYEwAY.

81 e &z CENTRAL RAILWAY.
UPERlNTENDENT's OFFICE,l
CALVERT STATIoN, Baltimore. May 10, 1881.
Op spd affeT SGSdsy Nay 18th, 1851, Trains on
rive and depart ss follows, until further notice.
TRAINS NORTH.
NAIL ats IL A. NJ,
EXPRESS stSSGP NJ.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION ct 9 p,
The 8. Is A, VI. train connects At Relay House
with trains on the Western MARYLAND Railroad:
&C. hanover JunotIon with Hanover and 6ett1burg
Railroads; at York with York and Wrishtsy liz
Railtoadi ct Harrisburg nth Pennsy lyanla Rail-
Yale Valley sallr9ad 20 Ne. York direct; st Northum
berlano with l.. and u. .ailToad for Kingston and
al parts Of Wyoomng Valley And at sunbuJ with
N3Ithsrn Penasyvsais and New YORK.
The $50 +. Nd train makes oil the above oonnec-
nons except Hanover Railroad, WfirhtsyIlle
R&Iroad and the lebanon Valley Railroad,
Ire Nj train makes connections with Penn
Swans I'd for a. parts of the West, and
TRAINS ARRIVE.
M, NAL nv 10 r Nj; Express Ct IS A. NJ; Harris
For Tickets and inform alton insuire at the
Ilcket Ofice, Calvert Station, Baltimore,
J. c. CLARK, SUIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05
L. NJ cd ais.' s Of FFIsis ss.sr sS:s,
EF ay HTHEsWyIENSb RAAIgkReAp:

skSSSSEs S y. 4fsssgt g, syS
From Ch:moeIs,t MY rom s,th street
and $50 and p. m. So m NE soa go
Troy and Albany with 10 Is pr ,O.~x.x,
sleeping carl l0,15 .. IN cinsad I cenasJs IN
foughkeepste train 6, q le "a m ana \ An
m LIS >. m. $3.50" -" " |"
PsekekIll train, 4.oop m Ia Nnm
S.ns ~ usinS W m BIS q. m, and IS Ard
rsh.R -, ~ AN. sno $50 2. m p. N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05
READER, ...- .r...
ERusE The follevlng statement and then Judge

hEAUEh,
hhCSE Inc following statement and then iudRe
.RR.m C Sf it z facts for JeqIseI
Known citizen there, had suffered from Dyspepna
ioI some years, without permanent relief. anti he
n, ,tied Ai Ek,s FILLS, which taken scsoroing 70
The diIeotons for thus COMPLAINT, restored alm 70
aoSlth IN lev Eeefs. Aner an lnterva of some
month he has had NO return of his mplaiut
SEO: W. CROSS, of Harmony, Texas, had an
eruption on hls neck. shou .ders, back and leg,
yhlon covered about one thIrd of his body II kept
the parts affected covered with q scab, and being
often raw sore, was of course very trou b esome
and Distressing. 1t 80 much impaired his health a.
70 qnht HINT or business and kept him in constant
1uferInE, ALI medical aid failed HIM until he took
AYERS c0HPoUND, ExTRACT IskksA-
some scars nom the liberation, but It Is otherwise
,IQHN y. SHOOK, EsS On eminent lawyer OF
Richmond, Va, took a cold which settled on his
lungs. severe pain set in on the left side, with
bad cough, which wss soon followed BY the unmIs-
tans6le symptoms Of consumption; When redpeed
He!J low ne o0mmanced taking AYERS CHKR-
RY PICTORIAL, which soon stopped The oouS b
and completely cured him.
Prepared By DIR. J. G. AVER CO., Lowell.
mech. mn L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05

"a WOODEN DRUMS, Drum Heads, Drum
E9ok: and snares. Brsss and Copper Bugles, Flfes,
mat arrived st the Music Store Of W. g. MET
ZEROTT, corner Of Eleventh street and Penna.
svenue. ul1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05

lust RECEIVED O large lot Of sum MA
SLoF5lNSsv hioh VII % sod q veg .l0s
SsesNAF IVA 100 ssyspthst . Ls,' ~ r-lp =
1850 a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
United STATES MILITARY ROUTE.

III z
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
CHANGE OF HOURS
On and after Nondas, AKsnst 19tk, 1851,
PAssBHsKR TRAINS WILL Run AZ YoLlowsi
LEAVE WASHINGTON st and = 81 O m.
~ eno q P m, arriving ~ Baltimore st las and
SIG E. N; md !9S and IsS ?, m.
\; - And N arriving at Washington st and
PASSENGER T Trains Iss4ins &sahipr,on a,S
m. and 2.S p. and BALTIMORE ct q O. m and SIS
Junction. ~ =. 'A'
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
ngton at 6-56 Q. m. and 3 ,. m.
Passenger Trains leaving washinston Of and
IsSa. m and 80 NJ. make direct connexions 1t
baHmore for Phjlade,phis and New York.
All articles OF freight mot contrsbend Of var)
VII be trsnsRorted over the line. Tonnage Trains
By order Of the Secretary of War,
THOMAS A. SCOTT,
ruou.s General Manager.
Assistant MaRaser. On l7-r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05
NEW YORK AND ERIk RAIL.

ri. Ferry and Long Dol, rom foot Of Gan seSs
street, New York, as follows, VIZ:
100 I'm, EXPRESS for Du1kirk, and Buffalo,
and principal interme~f'e Stations.
eR q m NJ ALL, for DunkTE. and intermediate
bauors-Thls Train remains over nIg he o. ElnlTa
s9s m. MILK dailg, for Ohsville. and inter
,nMIm ACCOMMODATION. daily, for Port
40 D.. 4u pWvhS. fS1 M,sdI.,oxr N.vh,,,A
And intermediate Stat3ops
500 2. m, MIG ar EXPRESS, daily, for Dun
lrk, buffalo, CenAndaIr Nc, And principal Stations.
The Train Of SaturdA lay stops az al Mail IRAN
ess.a,d,1n,, an aG Is5s 93,, e E3intTs
N.rH.nrrI SHss 5 MINoT: Gent su,'t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05

Passengers forwarded 70 Havre, Bremen, r OF
Pas.ar antxsrn at reduoed through fares.
buy tickets At low rates
For further information apply at the Csstsjns
Office. JOBN'G Dali Irsnt
800 Broadway. n ",
Or to q. A. HERRING, Adams Express Bait
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05

9& NEWYoEk And LlvERPo66LI.
Queenstown, Ireland
:. The Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia
Steamship Company intend dIspstchinr their IA m
powered C1ydnbullt iron Steamships as folloYsI
SiTYS G ~ III iItiiiTfn SSaSsqIos,, Ausnst Sd.
KANGAROO. isth
And every Saturday, st noon, from Pier a. North
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05
N. n FALLS. Pres't
faIkssrP66kkP M S III


sSSSss zsD iHEsSSs az s. .s..ss.i
Depot dallS leIoeIt sundaysIs. follows, va
50 A. NJ; Eysning nail a. IS o,oloof On sun
PAYS q IS r. M. only. AL trsins connect Sfth
New York trains except <S p. N. train on sstuT'
days.
A FrsifS Tran With ps..sngsr oar st,.osed
SsitimOrs and HssTs de.Sr.s-. 0"' ''''e'h
Passengers for Delaware and the Eastern shore
NMaJiand vii IND the most expeditions route b.
AN colorsd Persons must give bond before
wM cRAwropn A.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05
NOTICE TO TRAyEI.ERs.

t. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
HB Postmaster Genera kavinf ordersd ths
mail service between Wsshinrton. ~
ss onlesS;sS ga = on ss,I !, 70
Monday, ths NH instant the Bsy Line OF st.,n.,.
x,Il lss,s Bsltimpr. EyERY DAY !sIespt So.
ne Warrington Train, which Iesves w ashinrtoS
mt os'oof m nNr.,Iso-,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05

V WOOD AND COAL,
OU Wal sarely get your moneys worth by
calling 81 the PIONEER MILLS, SoEtItrsSf cor
sr ~ SsrenA Strss: and Canal, GEO. PA6E
AEentb ThoJ sell cheaper and give better me- sure
toa1 any others IN the oity-out. SPLIT, sid GeiIv-
ered Tres OF charge. If you doa eIIeye I'VE
The Pioneer Mills trIa-, and be satisfed.
T-Iy.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05

H NEW BOOKS.
HISTORY Of the United Netherlands, by John
L2thIoS Motley vols; free b; msil, 81.
!Shn LothroP MOtlsyi svoI :oiothi free By mail,
silss Manner, the wesvsr Of RaveIol, By the
anthor OF Adam Bede )" cloth 76aosnts paper 50
q Lie and Career of Major Andre, By wintro,
AftsI Ise6erss yith Painter, Summer voyage
e Labrador and Newfoundland; By Rev Louis l..
The Msnufsoture of Photogenlo or Hydro Car
bon OIls, by Thomas Antlsell, n. D.; els.
FRENCH & RICHSTEIN,
Ap - 21s Penna. avenue.
I TNIoN PAPER AND ENvELOPEs.-Tven
~ ~ different styles OF Note and Letter PAPER.
with Envelopes 70 match. = -
views OF Washington in the form of q Rose, and
In kook form; Also, separate
All the Daily and Weekly Papers constantly on
nnnG; heIsia. Zines, and Tribune received every
Papers from all parts of tho country.
Beadie's Dime Novels and Song Books,
fresh supply of Books for summer reading,
:, A large assortment Of observation-disclosures Reds
B0ots, Rolo Books, Abbott's Histories. 60.
discount OF 10 20 30 Per cent, On s!l bound books
FRENCH & RIOHSTEIN,
ma National Books tore. 9TS Pa. av.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05
R RHp 2SL VA kl EYEEXEroRr

NATHANIEL MnRsai, k sesir::s. sa'1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-05

FssR tks EzsRis~, Noxfoli, ",
CephAlio Pills accomplish tho object for vbieh
khey were made, VIA Cure Of hesdsche In I'll ID
forms.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-10

Union sentiment of Texas, and though
Arkansas gives no token of loyalty now,
yet we have not forgotten that there was
fierce strife before she was carried over
to rebellion. Kentucky and Missouri
are largely loyal, and to us there seems
to be every evidence to disprove the c.
vaiun's premises and conclusions. II
the editor of that delectable sheet thinks
the Southern States can only hereafter
be held as Territorial possessions. by the
force of q great standing army, he is un-
doubtedly in favor of leaving them go.
and breaking up the government In
this he and JEFF DAVIS, and all the big
and little traitors of the country, exactly
accord. They are all working for the
same end, although the Civilian man
may not know it. JEFF DAVIS would ask
nothing better than the incubation Of
the people of the North with the ideas
expressed above by the Civilian, and
could JEFF get glimpse of the article in
question, he would undoubtedly con
graduate himself with having a sincere,
if only weak, supporter here in indie
pendence. If the Civilian man wants to
court JEFF's good opinion let him con
tinue as above.
Since writing the above we find in the
Philadelphia Press the following extrac,
from proclamation issued by Mr.. TAY.
LoR, the Governor appointed by the Con.
vention which instituted the new loya
government of North Carolina. 1t viii
thus be seen that the Civilian has en-.
tirely falsifed the facts, Not only wa.
there Convention, but provisional
government has been established, which
Mr.. TAYLOR says, has the sanction o
thousands of loyal citizens in North Car
DINA in advance, and should meet the ap
proval Of all other friends of the Unor
in the State. With such premises, wha
becomes Of the Civilians conclusions:
"The temporary State Government which W.
have accordingly set on foot has the approva
in advance of thousands of good and faithful
North Carolinians, and should command tn
prompt ard cordial adhesion of all loyal citizen
of the State. OF the desperate and ill-starrec
| fortunes of the rebellion, and of its utimat
and thorough suppression, no national man cal
entertain doubt. 1t has the recognition of n,
nation under heaven, and the worlds sympa
| thies are unanimous in its condemnation. 1t i
everywhere regarded as not only revolt agains
a most benefeient and paternal Government
but as assailing, Also law, order, progress, anc
all the great interests of mankind Throughout
the globe 1t is an aggressive war upon popu
lar liberty in the United States, and its claim.
can never be conceded short OF an absolute sur
render of the rights of man, and a craven re
cantation of the holy ,cd of freedom.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-10

E FERNANDO, the First, the motor.
ious Mayor of New York, was nicely
whipped at the election last Tuesday
Three candidates were in the field, and
FERNANDO stands third in the count OF
votes. GEORGE OPDYKE, Republican.
running as a Union candidate, was elect
ed. Mr.. OPDYKE was once a poor boy,
but has raised himself, by his ability,
energy and integrity, to the position Of
one of the most wealthy and respected
of the merchant princes Of the Metropo.
lis.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-10
ESTRAY.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 18th
~ day of November 1861, TWO ESTRAY
COWS were taken up by Lewis Hovey, at his
residence in Perry Township. Buchanan Coun-
ty, Iowa. Both said cows are described as
light red and white, one about ten the other
about six, years old. The older one has the
tip of her left horn broken off.
The older COW is appraised at nine dollars,
and the younger one at eleven dollars, before
d. b. Sandford, Justice.
EDWARD BREWER, Clerk.
November 90, 1861. [Dec. 3. 3m
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-10

ing and dispensing Of the property found
or brought within the territory now or
hereafter occupied by United States for
ces in the disloyal States. He has been
ordered to report TO the Secretary Of the
Treasury.
New YORK, Dec. 6.-The steamer Ba.
varia arrived to-day. She brought co.
600 stands ofarms purchased in Belgium
for the United States Government
A letter from Port Royal says the 18th
N. Y. Regiment made reconnaissance
towards Charleston, capturing three bat.
teries and spking the guns. They re-
turned after having approached within
90 miles Of Charleston.
A large amount Of cotton was found
ready for shipment, but the rebels were
destroying much of it,
About 100 contrabands were about the
forts and others are coming in.
ST.. LOUIS. Dec. 5.-Gen. Halleck' 8 or.
der for quartering the Union refugees
from the southwest in the houses oil
avowed secessionists, and feeding and
clothing them at their expense, has crea.
ted great excitement among the secesh
The business of attending to the refu.
gees has been taken in hand by the San.
ilaiy Commission, who will ascertain
their number and conduct and make req.
uisilion upon the Provost Marshal fol
Accommodations necessary, when the latte
will then seize empty houses owned BY
secessionsts and call upon secesh mer
chants for the articles required.
The Union men are highly delighted
with the order, and the praise of Gen
Halleck is on every lip.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-10
The Presidents Message.

CH We publish, on the outside Of to-
days paper, the Message of the Presi-
dent, which has the commerdable quail
fcation OF brevity. 1t is in decided con
trast with JEFF DAVIS recent vain glori-
Gus efusion, and is marked by spirit OF
calmness and good temper, which can
arise only from native dignity Of char
acter, and faith in the justice and certain
triumph of his cause. There is brevi-
ty, plainness. terseness, and yet a
force, about Mr. LINCoLN's sentences, that
is peculiar and which shines out in greater
brightness the more they are studied.
How comprehensive, for instance, is the
sentence:
The Union mast be preserved, and hence all in :
dispensable means must be employed We
should not be in haste to determ ne that radical
and extreme measures, which may reach the
loyal as well as the disloyal, are Indispensable.
The argument may be considered too
conservative, and yet how thoroughly, in
the single sentence, is the cause of the
border States presented. Again:
The struggle Of to-day is not altogether for
to day, IT is Tor a vast future also.
How this shows the smallness of all
present commercial, industrial, financial
interests, compared with the preservation
of Republican insttutions-the success
of Democratic government. How palpa
bly, it brings up the sacredness. the vast.
ness, the grandeur of the cause in which
we are engaged. How much more plain.
ly than columns of JEFF DAVIS rant, and
buster, and brsg, does it speak OF indy
ing energy and devotion in and to tn.
struggle, and Of faith in a righteous re
suit. How j; lifts us up from presen
and selfish interests. and points us t,
great principles, affecting the welfare O
future humanity. Could column ex
press more, or impress us deeper thar
this single sentence.
All will declare, with the President
that the primary objee, Of the struggle il
the preservation Of The Union. All, will
him, will desire that every indispensa
bic means shall be taken to preserve III
integrity. There may be difference o
opinion on the practical question as tc
whether emancipation is a" indispensa
BILE means or not We believe that the
destruction of slavery is necessary for
the future peace, safety and quietness Of
the country. But having faith that eman-
cipatlon is now only question Of time,
and prefering that it may be done with,
out CONFUSION, SO AS TO make il bless
ing TO both races, we are not ayerse. be-
lleving in the patriotism, honesty and
judgment of the President, to learning
that he does not consider it Indispensable
/ to the pre- servalion Of the pnyernment
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA. }
BUCHANAN COUNTY, %.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on SATUR-
~ DAY, the 4th day of January, 1862. at
the front door of the Court House, in the village
of Independence. in the county aforesaid, will
be sold, at public auction. to the highest bidder
for cash the following described property, tax
en- on n special execution issued out of the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court of said
county, in favor of Samuel Leslie, and against
the lands and tenements Of Daniel S. Lee and
Lovina Brooks, Administrators of the estate of
p. A. Brooks, to wit:
The northwest quarter Of the northeast quar-
ter, and the northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter of section twenty-seven, in township
eighty north, of range nine west Of Fifth
meridian, in Buchanan County, Iowa.
Which will be sold to satisfy said execution
and all accruing costs.
BYRON C. HALE, SHERIFF.
Sheriff s Office, Independence, Iowa,(
Dec 2, 1861. 37.4w
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-10
ESTRAY.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the LIST
~ day of November, 1861, an ESTRAY
COLT was taken up by Alfred P. Burrhus. at
his residence in Liberty Township. Buchanan
County, Iowa. Said Colt is described as being
mare, two years old, sorrel in color, left hind
foot white. and a blaze face, and is appraised
ut thirty dollars, before A. Crooks, Justice.
EDWARD BREWER, Clerk
November %, 1861. dec g. 3m
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-10
ET Gen Fremont ia in Na,v V.

GT Gen. Fremont is in New York
city. and has been very warmly received,
great numbers Of prominent citizens call
ing upon him. Although he does not
deny himselfto his friends he is strongly
averse TO any public demonstration in
his behalf. His intrepid guard have
reaped the reward of their heroism If
their entire disarmament.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To All Whom it may Concern!

4 II persons indebted to the undersigned,
~ are requested to call and settle forthwith.
All accounts and notes due on the first of Janu
airy, next, will be left with Justice for collec-
ton after that time.
PLANE d co.
Dec. 3D. 1861 Dec. loft