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Correspondence of ne u .cnmvnd DFspateh
The Vsrgi"ia and North ia. oL,aa Lrtprssst.
bies
JUNCTION p. o., Hanover coL"ty, Va,

Ju ~ 1901
Under This name II Is proposed To get ~ q
regiment OF zen Gompaui~S ~ leo men en- b,
including Off ere m1k,hg 0c0 ,neo. We ar.
to wear cltizeis' ciota9s al 10 4 such arms
we can furnish ours. Ives. A pair OF Coi.'s
pistols, \ bowie-krIle ant y doupia barrel gun =,
with Minnie ball or good fl- TO pieuge
ourselves 10 serve during the War wherever
the President may choose 10 place as to
serve withOptpty.
avenge the de, of Gen. Roher' tfarIetr,
of Virginia. and OIL Charles +. Fisuer, uf
Norih carolina.
Th0se who wish 20 form such q regiment,
Will sipnify their assent oy writing To me 3.
the above post, dice aud when Es I've NJ
men We Will report ours lives for day, aad
go on increasing the Lumber uaul IL amoants
TO coz.
The design is, that hs number shall always
be kept up by ne w sallstr.-ns whenever va
cancieS occur bY death Or ina"inty. AMI no
other cause 81 III release III III IRON hi opli-
CATION l vii. rct n private. or In sny ca.
patty the r-eirns 10 m4y direct. When our
mum Der reaehe 300 We " i'll II q uest b. Presi.
dent 10 ap,.nin a Colonel OF his oHn lee
ton, and master us into ser vic- IT RiehmJnd.
| will ad yer Use he tims of meet 4 tuers as
soon as ! Tec-ve tn" names OF $50 men -
Eacn comps will choose its own C.pt.in
and subordinate UtI ers
tEg D,kR ) GAsszTr
~ The newspapers la VirgIrit and North
Carolina will doubtless publish 'as .opve
without ch trge, twicea weak TO three ~oeAs.
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- lDisS RENE iLGt NEAita EtGs II
-sss very superior article, Just received Il oE5
Augusta socnty, for sale s.: Is cents retsii By
j. &. RObERfsOG,
Cornsr Franklin and Governor .ts.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY, for DisrFhgx Ia bcb-
ties. 10 ls-Gy
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SarLg2.2Ey ~r|EcN3
VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION.

ii VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION.
m The undersigned two Of whom have been
IL for some time members of 70 unteer compa-
Il ies, the other Lieutenant of the Provisional
Army OF Virginia, are desirous OF raising au u
fantry Company, to be styled the " RICHMOND D
SUUT ONh.h
UNIFORMS AND ACCOUTRENENTE FREE.
Those wishing to 80 promptly into service, will
ca at the Rendezvous on Wall street. over the
city Arms, oppO site the ST. Charles Hotel, aud
enrol their names
Come quickly, and Let rs at once to the field.
BERNARD MEREDITH,
Corner Grace and 7th SITS.
CHAS. PICKETT,
Corner Leigh ard eth SITS.
JOHN s. WADSWORTH,
" 26-6tN No. s-Pearl street,
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kUIIAWtAys.

IA "AEAWAY-4 bout the lst of Nav,
tF .tHm the tobacco factory - Kent & wills IN
Il -.erWoni, a NEGRO BOZ, named jim
~ ahyGt 'izt'eu v~ars o|a He Is likely
'~1-@ '4tk boy, oeGt L e feet hi h. Said Negro
!. r.rf red 30 D. Iurkicg 30 Ut Manchester or
.f tuAa tlay's, ia Ches ori~ld county, where
g. h's relatives " give TEN DOLLARS for
i.- s.-F-5y = Jim 20 NJ. PAT GARY, in Man
Oh i'r. 0r 4 lodged IL any jail that can get
1'4 sFa3p Address, ALFRED MANN,
. -.0' keygVllIa. Va
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PRICE ONE CENT.

believe me, than many would suppose. How.
ever, in nv next shall give you he impress
sinns l have formed during my visits to the
battle. fields OF BuiFs Run and Manassas.
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- so g. a " AID Wal b- ysld f,r INV
e 19y PIE 4SANT, who Runaway on the 20th
NN 4-. II d iverrQ % fne at my house
- f' Mr. SECTOR DAVIS IN the city of kich
~-~'+@ SO ed FLEA5ANr is about Is years Old
sa.A ca r. not LACK, very IdTge eyes speaks
i.e.----iy Ne spoken TO- and II supposed 10 DE
" ..a. Oh -9t1isrs about some of the camps near
So '.if. W ,. AUSTIN
-.N"F-f. tGsy ! I56l iV 9. Jtawtf
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GROCERIES,, 70.

IQLORS, BACON, sc.
IL ,Ss 3Ss bs ssls .ane,snsti whIskVT uyt,srvv.
!. half and ar. p,pss f ne French BRANDY;
loo psgs prime BIO CoFPEF;
go go tt, hh.S prime sHoukPEss aps SIDES;
80 bni.. Refined, Yellow. Extra G, and
80 hhds. SUGAR;
loI boxes dsmantine and Tallow CANDLES;
loo boxes Brown SOAP;
LOO bb.s No. n. c. Cat HERRING;
20 half bbis. No. Family Roe HERRIEos;
~ ~ S SS,s. New ots.ps aoLAsshs;
loo dozen looms and EJUKGTs;
$50 rsams w ping PAPER:
:, tierces and 30 kess ! eaf LthD,
50 bels. Va. Peach aud apple BhANDY,
% Kegs SAL. SODA Tgoa.s Ear ;sls oy ZONES
~ ss-lm No Ma q st.
li0 BBL.. MOODS FAMILY ROE
Ion hall bbls: ROE HERkINGs;
rs bb,s. SHAD;
10 half bbl, sHAD ROE;
loo hall bbis. No INA KEREL;
I.e bb8 !.rge ard med No. . MACKEREL;
por ,ah s. ebts. Woods Cg HsRRISG5; ! IoNs; co
y 2s-,ot 18th st., be, Main "a ana a. GGi; 1sry.
I,u, BOXFS YEAST POWDERs.
aoo Zoe boxes MUSTARD;
l'o dJz f ur-string BROOMS;
los bols. Portland sYkUP.
For ssle by WIN. 3. JONES & co,
iy ys-iot 18th St. bet NJ in and 'arv.
sUPERFINE
Fer sale by
jy 27--et DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.
A ID "A VI a n TIN r.
"a G A D L s .
THREE HUNDRED
HALF BOXES.
For sale By
jy27-st DUNLOP. MONCURE 90.
f A M i LY
of superior quality
In quantities 10 SUIT,
BY
jy 27-et DUNLOP, MONCURE s. co.
Ne" ORLEANS
FIFTY HOGSHEADs,
Fair to prime qusli'y.
For sale by
" 27-6t DNNLnP, MoNCURE & co.
Ew ORLEANS MOLAssEs.
FIFTY BARRELS
CHOICE QUALITY
For sale by
y lI-et DUNLOP, MONCURE s. co
W s E
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10 Barrels very old and fine.
iy 27-ct DUNLOP, MONCuRE Il co.
IOs, BAGS Rio COFFEE.
kOU $50 bbls. tefee SUGAR.
20 hbls. Love'ing's Powdered SUGAR.
80 b6ts. Crushed aud Cut LOAF SUGAR.
90 hh Is: New Orleans SUGAR
Woods North Carolina Clipped and Family
R)B HERRINGS.
Ne. !, 2, aud aAlhEREL; seuo
leo bS,s' SSs@lPfty P3yrtland sYRup.
Is bbis. Golden SYRUP.
40 hhds SIZES and and sHoULbERs.
i,coe Extra Family HAMS.
90 nerces choice eaf LARD.
25 cases MATCHES
geo bpls. Common WHISkEY.
$50 bbls very fine Rye WHiskET.
- easks s,;s :, Port, Madeira, sherry, and Malaga
loo dozen BRooMs, all sizes
loo dozen BUCKETS, 2aud hoop, painted and
80 cesks fine Cogpac BRANDY.
sc bbls French BRANDY.
IS bbls. GIN.
pipes Holland GIN
IS tierces choice kICE.
81 Kegs Loaf LARD.
soo 1 boxes Adanantine !, Lar CANDLES.
So kegsBread and Washing SODA.
SO bagsPEPfkR, SPICE, and GINGER.
1oe packages superior GroeD and Black TEA.
ry BRANDY.
S half bbls. Ginger BRANDY.
% bbIs Stuart s celebrated Mon ntein WHlS
KEY.
loo bhls George Banks Rockbridge WITS.
KEY.
half bbls. superior 0ermap BITTERs.
half pipe, Hennessey and OtAfd Cognas
30 bbls very fire old Apple BRANDY.
SO bbls. pure EUM.
500 reams Wrapping PAPER
Colgate Pale and Fancy SOAP.
Detersive SOAP.
CIGARS, WASHBOARDS.
LINES, all Kinds; WRAPPING TWINH.
For sale by WIN JONES 4 Co,
" 2<-l2t 18th st. BERN Main and Cary.
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- s'If' e 8 y 4 e Eb--Ft- Ife 2 ivvry to Ipe
EY .-4E aEe-drlveF bFN ERLG. He IS
81 40 %, = yet,- ol1, ar six feet high color
~ afk Iese lnlI Of short - 1 and nous
-@sz-s chs + nut harb0Tyd in Frederick burg,
+. b tt.pa lie he may be abou. hiLg GEORGE or
r. '..Hi Ireland crG4Uea, IN hopes Of escaping -
3. above reward wiz be paid If caught oven IS
.--et iIs4 tOG5, @Je eaugut under that dis
le"'- FIg x. So R-RNARD
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IA .-t g. soAkD.-kU Angieh gentleman
~ VII t-s lsteiy arrived 81 this city,
$1,000 OF o!faiptug BOARD a1d LODGING in ;
tH-tly pti7 s.e family. address DELTA of1cs
g
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saG sH1s Aas &r..h

EA FOR KE>T-That very desirable and
HsI well arranged w l. Il y G., situated on
Marshall, two doors above 1t street CON
taining eigut large roons with closets, passa ge.
gas fixtures &c. There is also Kitchen with
two large looms for servants. together wiih the
usual out buildings, hy drant &C Immediate pos
session can be had. For terms, &c apply to
K B. LYME Aseut,
Office over A. Bodeker Drug store
iy 3A--'s No 10 MIN s,rast
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4 lss + U r Nj sU Uk rkGkxaa A n L
SOLDIERh.

iss r Oh fANl 40 UkEICkiaa A n Il
l. SOLDIER6.
J. s. ROB BERTS ON,
Cor$<r of Goperno+ and Fraa.hIi8 Streets, RtcisoEd
tirglaid,
Keep constantly on hand large and varied -
sOrtmept OF choice
FAMILY GROCERIES
FINE LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
imported expressly for this market.
ALS0-The best OLD RYE WH)sKEY. sraG
APPLE and PEACH BRANDT-distilled Il ttsS
mountains Of this State.
All LIQUORS and GROCERIES sold by him aFs
warranted pure and good, or no sale.
r. b.-Pafticuiar attention paid TO putting II
.nd shipping Goods for officers and Soldiers, sta
ti0ned st and away from Richmond.
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
VIII make liberal advances on TOBACCO.
WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, and al, other min Al
products Of the country, snch de BACON, LARr
F0oLTkb EqSs' buTTsks io ,.6 DR1Ep 1} FkUlTss
sc, Sc.
sss Quick sales and prompt returns.
l3--1rt
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GAs fUk HESf-A large and very desirable
IN DWELLING, on Sth street, between Clss
and Leigh, " sat nloa, racsEtly 0eeaple' bg
ne heV. Ar. kepiaT. The house cOntSi2s shout
lhirtsea y6omE, ana ia supplied with gas, water
snd sll tne modern 6xtuIes aud Improvement
Ter The so1vsnisuss of lsrgs and ge05aeI f-uiily
Apply TO REDWOOD & REACH,
ie .--ls & Main street,
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WAwTE.

~xvA%TE -RECRCirs for the pU URCELL
W pArTkEN, tNalkAr Artillery, - AJAX
..rf, IN ,lt-fy ABLr BODIED MbN -GN
=. tsas.Y offered. This Company has sNtS'
f.- ts sc.ES. service tiT over three A&SA<A
..h 4ad ae urs hat left this eify. Any
.-.R vr.sAirc t. jo!h, VIII agply to
10 EAGERTY LIST Ltent.,
., AL -Ns Cor 81 10th an Main sta.
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ca SIDE SADDLE.
~ SIDE SA LE.
a splendid black Patent Leather
fiDE SADDLE, beautifully quilted,
lnads expressly for exhibition at the Fair of the
Virgins Msshanics' Insti uts,) is f.rsaie low Il
WILLIAMS h ELLI0TT's,
1y Is--St No. 81 Main at
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sts4 - y " 90 hG~A AkD.-han
sss s@-y rom The Midlothian CoAl Pits, Ne
MN ~ NAH, named AARON SETON, about
~ s9 y+srs gf axe, d ud weighs from 100 To IT'S
-@@-a ~ ~ dark g9ior, rome feet or inches
n 1YW1 ls1k when spoken TO. He has wife
Nv * ~itu M. Pe4fce, On shockoe Hill He has
ss.. ss.g Iseqoeatiy IN the city, in which place
-'e 1t h6 la ati' Ia king will give the above
s"ftl ''f the apprehension aud delivery OF said
tIest9 'o ue, or e0ua Eement Ia Lumpkin's Jail,
- 'f~@ Il'J. 70. LYEk, agent,
tFUr Grs l. CokRETTl
ia. once over B0dekers Drug store,
~ t-A No II Main street.
~ SWAY NEG tAo. -a40a~s, ir,..
"a le service Of ,hs Virginia & Tennessee
3 E~to4d Company, ia June last, a slave
9 named A3hAHAA. lie Is about IS year,
- sss, feet high, and Of dark brown
b-uNi-y wears a hand rcili Of on hlH bead
= -. a se..r on his f0reheaa Jr face
tAAsA belongs 10 Capt. John Baford, Of Bed
- - gy4bty, aad II Is supposed tha. he "a nov
.-.t ~lchI4ou4, or a. 0pe % the volunteer en-
fe- fai- pnonts liberal reward win be paid foi
--- b II GlLL
Gea'i hup't Va. & Tenn. Rallroad,
-'f tE itlf ErfY 70 1881 fv 10 L
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n, OI r.. -~L sptkins OI soiaatser TOM aiss
~ Throughout the State are spsssfu In form I'd
.nat ths Commissioner appointed by lkw for the
purpose OF obtaining AssonireGents, As., have
ere delivered a. th;s post tn sy are isausd imNs
1sssiy. according TO priority OF data OF orders.
CHARLES DlMM0OK,
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ranks. He will take his time 70 strike
the blow, but depend upon it, when he
does strike, il will be fatal one to the
enemy.
The weather at present is very fine,
and the general health of the camps is
good. Providence seems to be smiling
on the Union cause, on every hand, and
express my firm conviction, when say
that the power and prestige ofthe " Great
Rebellion" has passed its zenith, and is
on the acane. The administration is ben
ding its utmost energy to the prosecution
Of the war the people Of the North, with
few exceptions, are nobly seconding
their. efforts, and you may look in due
time for glorious results. The right
vW triumph. and with it will come
events that will be looked back upon in
all future time, as the beginning of the
era which proclaimed universal freedom
and human rights as the basis OF all good
governments. .,,.
One word about matters at home, (for
| shall ever delight to look upon indie
pendence as my home. | see with pleas
ure that our county Convention has hon.
ored Judge Tabor with the nomination
for Treasurer. | cannot refrain from say
ing that think the Republicans of Blu
chanan County nave done themselves
credit in this matter. Without design
ing to reflect upon Mr.. Ross, who is ev-
cry way worthy, l can truly say, from
an intimate knowledge of Judge T., that
he is one Of the best men | ever knew.
do not speak in a religious sense, but
as one man would speak Of another. II
to be scrupulously honest, careful of the
rights ofolhers, possessed ola sympathy
for the poor and oppressed, and DESTROYS
of every mans happiness-are qualities
which enttle man to be esteemed good
then is the Judge a good man. l sin.
cerely Lope he will be elected:
C. E. L.
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We were on the ground but few hours,
and took only cursory glance at the
display. In all the departments of Hior
ses, Cattle, Sheep and Swine, there were
very large displays, in each many speci.
mems Of the finest animals. Almost eve
~ animal seemed to as entitled to the
first prize until we went to the next saall,
and frames which we thought matchless
in symmetry, beauty, size and strength,
were constantly being duplicated, SO that
we wondered how it was possible for a
committee of finite minds to make cor
rect award. We saw a pen of some a
cashmere goats, whose feeces are worth
an almost fabulous price. The display
of fruit was very good, grapes being in
great abundance and in clusters of enor-
nous size. Peaches were very large and
fine. Flowers were rather meagre in
quantity, but were good in quality. In
| Domestic Manufactures there were many
beautiful specimens of Ingenious work
manship. Of Sewing Machines there
was no end, and we mentally made II
mcm that some Of the prettiest women
in the Stale were procured to work them
Ofagriculural implements there was no
end. Patent Reapers, Mowers, Harvest
ers, Drills, Shelters, Grinders, Separa-
tors, Plows, Harrows, Cultivators, DC.
&c, were in infinite variety, and each,
Of course, the best ever invented. Pat
ent Pumps and patent Well Curbs, were
there in great profuso n.
One of the most interesting exhib 20 Is
was that exhibiting specimens of the
shells, and plants, and insects, and birds,
and wood, and coal, Of the State. The
number Of specimens in each Departments
we did not learn, with the exception oil
that of plants, in which there were 800
different varieties. The specimens OF
: coal were very line, and showed q rlch-
ness and excellence in this department
of mineral wealth of the State that we
were not before aware Of. Some of the
butterflies and bugs were nearly as large
as lady's hand, and were of all forms
and colors, while others were scarcely
visible, except with the microscope. The
forms, in this department, were number
less, and the multitude of species must
have astonished the novices
But we have no room for further no
tice. 1t Is the first State fair we have
ever attended, and we feel satisfied that
these exhibitions, properly studied, are
instructive and valuable.
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Illinois State Fair.

CT Being in Chicago last Friday,
we took run down TO Brighton, dis
lance Of six miles. 10 take hook through
the State Fair being held there. The
number vi visitors WAS enormous. The
Chicago. Alton d st. Louis Railroad ran
excursion trains every ten minutes, and
although the trains were Of immense
length, they were entirely insufficient 10
accommodate the people, who packed
the inside, cfung 10 the steps and plat
forms, and covered Tie roofs, Of the cars.
Besides, omnlbu5ses, carriages, AM veli-
cies OF all grades and descriptions lined
the road, and poured a constant stream
of visitors through the capacious en-
trance. AT % GEMS head, with an nd
ditional 25 cents almittance 10 Tie am
pitheaire, the receipts must have been
enormous. The weather, however, has
been bad, rain falling most of the time
since the fair opened, and as the ground
is low and level, mud was the rredomi-
nant feature at points where the atnac-
tons were the most numerous.
The display was very erediiable one.
The grounds comprised eighty acres,
and around three -tourths OF lhis vast
area, stalls were erected and occupied.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-09-17
Personal and Political.

Gty" On the train last Saturday, we
fell in with Lieut.. Col. MERRITT, S. p.
ADAMS, Esq, WIN. MILLS, Esq, Judge
Pollock, and Adjutant GEo. WALDRoN,
who were on their way to Cascade, to
give the Mahonyiles of that section a
little wholesome Union talk. To the
eternal disgrace Of the Dubuque Democ-
racy it must be said tina, more than one
half Of the party in that county uphold
MAuoNY and HoDGDoN and SAMUELs, in
their efforts to create prejudice against
the administration and to uphold the
cause of rebellion. 1t is even feared that
the Rattlesnake ticket in that county may
be strong enough to defeat even COM
bined effort of the Republicans and
Union Democrats. Even such men as
Senator WILSON, and Judge WILSON,
more anxious for self than solicitous
for the triumph of the government, are
held back from engaging in any patriotic
demonstration, from giving any sympa-
thy openly to the friends of the Union,
and the supporters Of the government
These men, if not with the opposers, are
rot with the upholders, Of the govern
mcnt, and the man who, in this crisis,
refuses to show his hand-refuses to take
a stand decidedly and unequivocally for
the government, deserves, and will re
ceive, such q depth Of political damna.
ton, that the trump of no future party
shall ever resurrect him.
Col MERRITT, as was to be expected
spurns the nomination of the Raulesnake
Convention at Des Mones, for Lieut.
Governor lie is heart and soul against
every party which seeks to withdraw
sympathy from the government to be
given to the rebels lie has been Of
fered, by the Governor, the Colonelcy o.
the 9Th Regiment of Iowa troops Col
HOFFMAN having resigned or declined
and he will undoubtedly accept that or a
similar position, and take the field.
so, Adjutant WALDRoN, who also acted
with great bravery at Springfield, will &c
with him.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO
ID me directed, and issued out of and un.
der the seal of the District Court of Buchanaa
County. Iowa, in favor Of 7. c. Bartle d Co.,
Judgment assigned to Uri Bartle) and against
the lands and tenements of George Sellars, the
following described mortgaged property, viz:
The northeast quarter, and the east half Of
the northwest quarter, and the northeast quar-
ter of the southeast quarter, Of section twenty
one, in township ninety north, Of range ten
west, in Buchanan County, Iowa. trt'as7 = +
Said sale to be made subject to lien by juds-.
nent held by George III. Mitchell for $I7O due
September 10, 1869. ssfati
Which property, as abeve described, will
offer for sale, at Public Auction, at the door OF
the Sherffs Office, 1.-The village of Indepen-
dence, on saturday, the 18th day Of Octoba.
1861, at 2 O'Clock, y. NJ. of said day, to the
highest bidder, to satisfy said execution and
costs A BYRON G.. HALE SurnIrr Z
Sherif's Office, Independence, Iowal e.
Sept l6, 1861. 26-4w4
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Defamation.

RS- Gen. BAKER, the candidate of the
Union Party for Governor, has publicly
declined to run for that position against
Gov kIRKwooD. refusing thus to give
encouragement to the sympathzers Of Sc
cession by dividing the Union vote in
The State For this Gen. BAKER will be
remembered by every patriot. Gov.
KIRKwooD, as all know, has done his du-
ty nobly in this crisis, has spent his own
means even to the point of personal en-
barrassment, in order that the reputation
of the State may not-sulfer. He has pla-
ced Iowa in a proud position among 10y
al States, and did all and more than the
most loyal had a right to expect of him.
Why should Union men, then, not vote
for him ? What excuse is there for put
linz up another man pledged to support
the administration in all efforts to sup
press ihe rebellion ? There is no excuse
and Gen. BAKER virtually acknowledges
oidale OF the Union party for Supreme
Judge, (who has also esigned } distinct
ly SO declares The fact is, there is no
excuse for men to get up a new party on
the platform Of Union and the prosecu-
lion OF the war. Least of all is ii reason
able lhat Republicans should join the
movement. Not man in the party but
is heart and soul for the Cnion-not a
measure is proposed by the party that
does NOT look TO the perpetuity Of the
Union, the suppression Of rebellion. And
for what reason should man sunder his
lies with the party, and wander off to
look for one which will more faithfully
sustain the government And why
should any man, sncerel y for the Union
and tho prosecution Of the war, refuse to-
go with The Republicans. The platform
Of the p. R.y in this State makes this the
sole Issue, as tho platforms of the party in
other States make ii The one principle
They ignoie every thing else but this for
The present They stand upon the iden
al platform which the Union men pro
less to desire. Why not come up TO the
support Of that platform, then Ifeverys
thing else is sui o 'dina:e, why seek to cs-
ablish another party, to divide The loyal
vote, and thus place disuaionsts in the
ascendant? We cannot, for the life of
us, see why.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-09-17
NOTICE.

WHEREAS my wife, REBECCA WILL.
w COX. has left my bed and board without
just cuuse or provoeaiion, this is TO give notice
to all persons not TO harbor or trust her on my
account, as will pay no debt of her contract
ing
Aud whereas, the said Rebecca Wilcox holds
my note, secured by mort gage dated July 10Th,
1861, for one hundred and thirty eight dollars.
on personal property. i warn all persons against
purchasing said note and mortgage, as they
were obtained by fraud and threat Of violence,
as will not pay the same.
ROBERT WILCOX.
Independence Sept. l6, 1861. (26-4t