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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-24

&C F. & ": PJtsll have Just received an
excellent stock Of cooking AMI parlor stoves.
and miscellaneous hardware. Their stock 10
complete, and weswould recommend all wish.
ing good hardware, cheap, to give them call
4 fui; stock G: iron will bs received next
week. { = 81 EEeT n 19sres2- e.-7e p,
So q. = a. - - : :. -. -.
Senator Doolit.le, Of Wisconsin, addressed
the citizens Of St. Paul, Oh Tuesday evening,
on the rebellion. 81. s@St 6f@A4~ 90 MA
y. 1T; is saidt!,,t tho Minnesota Second Rcgi.
nent viii b. sent to Kentucky, as will aiso.he
Third, when full Liz zsr q 7ise4 ,3z-':sG. 40. G
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-24
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F:emont's Removal.

:. Tho New. York Tritutn<':: special Of the
22nd says Frcmpnt's removal bad been
Reluctantly decided on, in a Cabinet meet.
Ing called to consider the report If Adj
Gen. Thomas; while the 7':in,Ds' special
Of same date says that the action Of The
Cabinet moctin was the deciso" nat to
interfere with Erem,nt's command ut pres
eut. The latter IS doubtless Correct. ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-24
SrALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALuING'S PREPARED GLUE!
sPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE,
--.r--o~o-o>~.)~~~~e


SAVE THE PIECES
EcoxoMy! . 5@zE = D,ara%rui ey,l..
E5-' "A Siren ~ TfxE SAVES NIxE.'-ysss
As accidents viii happen. even in we'll regu.
lated families, it is very desirable to have some
cheap and convenient way forrepairing Furn;-
'ure, Toys, Crockery, &c.
j SpALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all suc emergencies, md no household
can afford TO be without it. 1t is always ready
aud up 70 III: sticking point:
"ISE!t l>lS EVERY HOUSE."
s. "A Brush accompanies e.sb Bottle.
Price. - CENTS. Address
81 &. HENRYC. srtLDIy0.
u Nc: ~ Cs0ARe'rc.,.s;s;*~. Ikta
CAUIiU%.
rs certain u"pri' cip'e,l l.erroaaess attempts
Jig 70 palm OFT Oh lie uns;sI' ccting public, ia.
asi"Isaot, lay PREPARED GLUE, l.woI.a
;,..yu al perton. :" examine before purci:...
.,:, tn,! see ID I liz full name, ~
r.. Si'.\Ln!I6.S PREPARED GLUh .E.
"n- 'aen's''': *xspPer: al stAsr=s. esc.ii
- 49, ~ veH3
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-24

On the. llth ias:s p ,stmastcr General
Blair, while on his way to- Portsmouth, III.
ds$was robbed on the carsof 8l:22o ID zn1Sosi..
ey aud ,aadtaft for $500. sasiss''s '7He1t
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-24
BUILDING.

ME undersigned takes this method OF
/ forming those who may have houses i
build 'nllistoy frame, or carpentsy and Joiner,
in any OF all Of its branches, that he is prephr
cd to take ss1ntr4sts, an.ldo all kinds OF orb
IN fhs het, ca ahs most reasonable terms anu
in good, workmanlikc manner. $500
A.E. ECssEY.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-24
Attention =!

Notwithstanding the call for ...ore volun-
;ocrs, Raymond! s; Owen are determined ,ncir
Steam Factory mus. run daring the campaign;
and they will manufacture and keep on hand,
all kin.s Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05

water; the levee empty and deserted; no busi.
ness after thrce--the hour for drill By half
past O'Clock the streets are silent Northern
men, who were the loudest for secession, and
who control everything in business, look each
other in the face, ready to exclaim, "what fools
we have BEEN Meanwhile the pressure grows
worse and worse. Tho following are the retail
prices for certain articles Of necessary consume
ton;-Tea - per ID; coffee si-burnt rico ia
now substituted in place Of coffee almost uni
Versally; pork, S65 a barrol potatoes, SiO
mans, 10 cents per poInd; medicines, many
Kinds not TO hc had, the rest at fabulous pric rs;
Havana segars all gone-cvcryboly smokes
riPe-some miserable penny segar5 selling at
hNe cents claret wine, very little in the city,
and the price enormous; brandy still abundant
"A years supply said to be on hand flour ELI
per barrel; corn, ti 20 a bushol iiro abundant
and cheap; also, sweet potatoes and various
vegetables; also, brown sugar no white sugar;
beef, (all from Texas moderately dear; butter,
~ c's. pound salt very dear clothing about
30 per cent. dearer than in New York shoes
do: calicles very dear silks cheap enough "a
shions-alas, the ladies' have TO wear their old
clothes. Postage 8 and 1O cents, according to
distance and the mails miscrably rcgulat,sl
The st. Louis hotel shut. The 81. Charles about
onesthini iull. The banks do not pay their own
blls-only Confederate notes, which arc not
payable at all, but receivable for taxes and sub
sctiptons to Confederate bonds. Go with a
check for 800 toa bank and the teller will
throw you out two notcsl for $50 each Ask
Tor something smaller, and he will saw "All
can give you.' II YOU want small shinplastrr,
you must 10 TO broker and pay one per cent.
for Them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05

The following is an extract from = letter -
dressed by Col. Pisani, one Of the aidos-de-os-s
Of Prince Napoleon, who accompanied his In
perial iiighncss during his late tour In NostA
America, to Col. DC FrsRconere, chief Of tha
,taG olthc Prince
1T is evident that tho United States have
found II necessary to form, or TO attsmpt -
ivim, an army Of the same strength a. tka
French army, of an analogous composition, snA
10 compose all the elements, material a. we'll -
moral, in the space of few woeks. In ordsr
to take into account the magnitude of such an
effort, and not 20 PREJUDICE the results, we musa
recolltct that TO accomplish such a work we hav.
had seventy Fears. Our present military srps.
nization, the envy and admiration Of Kuropa.
was the produce Of an uninterrupted tradition u
immense oNponse, Of habits ingrafted on ous
manners laws and govcrnmont-in fact, ef y
series OF experiments which date at least nts-a
the French Revolution"
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Tho onnropriations asked for the service OF
the nest tscal year re computed Tor ior'e o'
800 go men. -. .,,,,,,,
"a Errc uhirh has been organized, equipped,
.,d made available since the called session OF
Congress. and which was not computed LOT III
,be estimate. While an increase OF cavalry was
undoubtedly necessary, It has reached hulile,-
i,,l strength more than adequate to the WahI
rf the service. As it can only he mhhili"ou ,.'
~ , rreat cost, measures will be taken ior itS
sr.lunl reduction, ,,i
49, -, to hc increased by the acceptance oil
| n yoluniecr of 500, 900 men, and male an ap-
nropriation of five hundred millions oil uonal'
| For its support. A call for the troops was IN
| ,,ojintelv made; but 70 numerous Woio uo
n1yers thnt II was found difficult to discriminate
| in the choice, where the patriotism OF thc poo
| ,Jo demanded that there should be no restilSlloh
rrnon enlistments. Every portion Of the loyh
sir,cs desired TO swell tho army, ana every
community was anNious that 1t shonlu no r.
lrcsent,d In a cause that appealeu !" ''' Nv
ilcst impulses Of our people ~ .,io,.l
60 tGorourbly aroused was the naiioh
L.art tbnt have no doubt this force woulu nav
leon swollen toA million had not the depart
ment felt compelled to restrict ~ IN tha "s'nL
nf authority from the representatives o. w
, | neoulc TO increase the limited huihoer' ~ WI VI,
o cnr Congress TO decide whether the arm.
: I'll Ina further augmented, with view 70
, "''a more spacly termination Of the war, or "hs
,hor !, iball be confined TO the strength alreal
i fixed by law. I.,i,i that IN tb
i'm ~ nj 1915. that great general on the u
> SG'pii ef Rpprii had regular army Of POO 800 mor a
On The i.t Of June he had increased this i tore
to to" All 900 Tho proportion, ADDS Co%ia Ha
,e ~ @ nau nc og '''O"f dsfenle, would have raised
ir ,y''99%So 9So 600 81 % mem BY the i,t Of september
7, 40 ;Ge EGTy commencement Of this rebellion, !
aaguaed GS the ats,s upon &iDs,,i FS,s SStS o i
Of T,n,ont 5he en,m was 10 900 regulars, principal
e, e%UoTod in the west, to hold in check nsrAu M
y, inc Indians 76,SOO volunteers were called up
to- to enlist for three months service aud iSsPo NS
'e- eu m,I aht sired- Under the authority Of the
~. o Of G Congress Of July p, 1861, tho states % W
lIS. three years, or during the war and ey ths %
approved t6s ssth IF tho same month tho 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05
AmIabIlny Of southern w.-,..

IL is reported, says the Boston Trdascriel
that young female member of Slidell's fsmhy
was 80 disturbed at his arrest that she Lost thaf
swcctnc's of temper which is so great a charm
In her sex, and even went 20 far In her rage @
TO fairly ontitle her, on Earl Russells noiioneI
TO the character Of "bclligcrent power" LisuG
Fairfax, a Virginian 10y birth, but q man q
honor by principle, seems TO have been espsci.l-
" selected as the object Of her feminine WRATH
Not content with railing at him In good go
terms, she went 50 far as TO deal him q ssvses
blow in the face.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05

Maryland Allegheny and wa,hiuv,or, vo.,ls :.
isnsierrtd to the jurisdiction Of VIRGINIA An
nat portion Of Virginia which lies between ~.
Blue Ridge and Chesapeake Bay could ths, h.
added TO Maryland, while that portion IN ~.
peninsula between the waters Of the Che.ap.~k~
d snd the Atlantic now jointly held BY Msryiss<
ana Nifgnis could 10 Incorporated into -
s,ate oi Delaware. A reference 10 The man -
% show mat these arc great natural boundsri~a.
whi9n, ior all time to come, would serve 10 u.s,x
the limits Of these s,Ates y"
To make the protection Of the capital o,-,-
plete, in confederation OF the large accessions ~
territory which Maryland would receive undsr
the arrangement proPosed, II would be neoss-
.sary that that state should consent 20 70 modify
her constitution az 20 limit the basis Of her rsp-
res' nta,ion 20 her white population.
In this connection Il would be the part Of VI
dom to re.annex TO the District Of Columhi.
that portion ot Its original limits which By s.A
%. Congress was retrocefed TO the state Of VIA
giuia. SIMON CAMERON,
Secretary Of war.
To the President of the United States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05
EwARD-LOsT on THE 2OTH

G10 REWARD-LOST ON THE 20TH
VIZ Of October, a small white poodle dog he
has fine curly hair has all his lower front tcctl
..ssissing but two which are infected, and bears
;sid 10 any person who will return him. or give IN.
f,rmntion Il bis whereabouts, and no lu'stuh,
nskod. Ps-This dog has bile on the rlsh ,ni mn
r,rt OF his body. Apply at l5' Bowery,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05
Varieties.

GoM AsrAlIso-ThO New Bedford "raa-.
hole squadron .a...s~-
THERE Is Gelic proyerb, III the osst m.1
male him pull hls bat ever hh sysAa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05

ELOUR-FLoUR-FLOUR- GOOD AL ~
L chenp for cash look AZ the prices.--Good hour
az mparfne, 40 80 choice extra. 81, dehverel
Come one, come all. II. +. CoYLE5' cheap stores
13I and i56 Myrtle ave, noar Gold st. Bro1klyn;, IN,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05

SO REWARD-LOST ON SATURDAY Az.
rctemoon last, Scotch terrier slut weighs about
5l"unds II returned 10 u Esst goth n, the above
eward will be p id anl no questions asked. II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05

COAI-NO MISERABLE TRASH OR NO
s11 a, I 900 Ibs delivered fir - 80 or 81 40,
Inn, Xii weight Of 2OO0 lbs. guArnIesd under Tor,
Sei,urs Of the whole Lil, ofthe best Peach orchhrd
and Iohgh coal in the city, delivered IN goi orieI,
a, a. Ib. from wards lower corner King and ureeh'
-; ~ sts and 30 Roosevelt II, corner New bo"ery,
MATTHEW CLINTON, wholesale and ree.l .,is I;s'"
or R,,l Ash and Lchgh Coal. hz' EA'' ii'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05
GROCERIES.

EXCELSIOR FAMILY FL0uK-WAn-
Eranted 70 suit price 81 per Dbl, delivered res;
w. II. GILLETTE 9o4 Front st. Orders % Iecei'sa :,
IN brooklyn, at 1870 Fulton ave, and e1o nl,.,sr az
Cayer and I'd 81; Jersey City, express once, - %
change Place
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05
price.

Rad what DR.. Far, q fLondon' says - N,,, an
a. FAR, Of London, In paper issued oy nn On on
yhe csusss Of mortality, says .hAi inse
T.,.,y,s,a t,s,ners, together Oxoeed the deains
sr"an nj o.hsr poisons 'Bat" he sdds ~ I.h ain
,sM 70 cyerals the tmnsnse injury 70 panc nos sha
sdsinK In al ways dirocty ~ tadrecs ~ onsssa
ebVycvsly svotdabk osass,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05
LOST AND FOUND.

S6 REWARD-STOLEN BY A BIG IRIS Il
W woman, from loo Madison IT, young ha K
aud tan dog. Answers 10 the name of JACK
Whoever will return the same to the above M N.
h"r' viii receive the above reward AMI no quss-
uons asked. d3 3'i23
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05

Those valuable Powders may De given unknown
q The drinkerl in Ccdos, Tea or Liquor. "arrSn'-
,d entirely troe nom poisonous ing'dients' and
never produce nausea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05

r. G. WILLS a CO., llD FEAST~ s1'NEW foHA'
ssu, by mail 70 any par. Of the country on F''''P' "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05

SEWING MACHINES-LADIKST TAUGHT
~ " operate on Singers and Wheeler q wilson's
swing maohines- by an old experienced teacher
frncuce nl perfect on nanl,e shirts, and other
work, and recommended 70 work aher learning,
f0m 81 70 81 90, 81 81 Stanton 81 near Allen, private
dwelling. ns 9iscs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05

NEW PICKLED HERRING FROM .l,,a, LAD,
lNr.dor, large and prime-Also piekled ii,S heriimS
nom Halifax and EaspoIt o OF IN NO. sr fNt Sy ,he barrS
i.' r,, III gasE price, 10y A. ". ROE, whole
az cS, ia dsL and provisions 9z9 Wseln a.ioT 1on
Al near Barclay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05

WANTED-Aw WOMAN TO DO GENERAL
homework; can come well recommen led
Call at 20 Jorlemon st, Brooklyn. "a 2'iOt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05
COAL.

DIST OF RED AND WHITE Ash
ID coal, 81 60 per ton, 1900 lbs, delivered free
and clean; yards and Eleventh ~ near nur T,lY.
way, N. Y, and u HorAiio ST. a " oI.o.io6
Agent. - -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05

n, uox.,1,s. .es DIVISION b., ooE. AARKsT' M
N.s BrAou's. .ql4 RIouTu Av N
urs. HLrTs'. ITO FULroS sr'' FESoHl'S'
pp MunorSs .994 BROAD ST., NFwAHE' NJ
H.. BElrsr. 40 souTu 9D ST, W'liiAA'"'''"'
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

DocToR HENRY EEL L y
~ mRvINB POWDERS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05

WANTED-A GOOD OPERATOR on
" Singers machine; steady work; wages 90 Per
Yanb Apply at the new clothing manuf,c tory,
fnrt Richmond, Staten Island. Dc 3'IOl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05

WEAvERS WANTED To WEAVE on
" drills cor Of Cherry and Canal ~, Newark
n. j., hell hours ride from foot Of Corllaudt At
IA 8'IOl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05

XITYoMING VALLEY COAL q So-THE
w hest stove and range coal now IN uSe @ Dpths y
free without waste; weight warrAh'eo, otos.,oa
co, s29 Eighth ave, cor Nth ~ no S'N'
nh cn PER ToN-THIS WEEK ONLY,
S4.OO for best red and white aah eoai, nDye;
range CRATE and furnace sizes deLvSfed uee ANU
NOS 2lac'is9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05
EMl'LOYMENT-pemnIe..

SEWING MACHINES-LADTES TAUGHT
~ to operate on wheeler a wi's1ns and sinser's
sewing maehineG practice on shop work; terms II
aos Canal ~. az 2lac'133
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05

SEWING MACHINES TO LET-SINGERS
and Wheeler a Wilson's and others too; also
Ieiles taught " operate on all kinds; terms, from
~ % 80 and prartce until perfect-practice on all
Kinds Of work, and recommended n work aner
learning Needles and oil for sale; aso gooi shut
" machine foe sale cheap, At S32 Henry At, near
urand. n2a 2tac.1ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05

TI1Tb 64O,GJT H',bI!
The several arms of the service are eS'inla'od
a. follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05

THE GREAT REMEDY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05

WANTED-LADIES TO LEARN TO OPE-
rate on Singers, Wheeler & Wilson's and
sther sewing machinesi learned perfect In all it's
branches and practice on shop work Ill satisfied;
also machines for sale and W let-i69 Orchard IT.,
ear Stanton. no29 2lac'ii5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05

IN our late edition of Yesterday, but its exceed
ing great interest leads us to place it again be-
fore our readers more at length -
WAR DEPARTMENT, Dec. ], 1861.
SIR II have the honor to submit tho annual
report oi this Department. III.
The following statement presents inc cntIo
estimated strength of the army, both volunteers
and regulars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05

C00 BONNET FRAME MAKERS WANT
ed-To good hands steady work will bo
gwen taomel At the highest prices A few appren-
factory, 3si Canal st. n2s 7'iIT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05
LoyEoF sTRoN D r N h

NAY NJ oprlsrD or TIE rOLLOwHS A'rSoTr'
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-31
The Sunday School Festival.

EE This entertainment, which cane
off at the Court House, on the evening
If the 25h inst, was well attended
The exercises were highly creditablc, To
the progress and good taste ofthe school.
We have not space to give anything of
detailed account Of the exercises, but
would say that they were highly enter
tanning. The defamation by Miss A .
KELLER, was very spirited. The sing
ing by Mrs, HALE's little girl, also by
Miss LIZZIE SHERWOOD, for children so
Young, was very fine. The declarations
Of Masters S. TABOR, GEO. Warns. CLARK
and DEERrNG, attracted general alten-
ton. CLARK has a bad habit of eeping
his eyes closed while speaking. HIS pa
rents and teachers should correct that
We cannot forbear giving great deal Of
praise 10 the Quartet Club, and, also, to
the WHITE Family, for their excellent
singing. Their success in this line. we
think, is owing very much. 10 their not
being afraid 10 open their mouths. We
do not wish the ladies of these Clubs to
find fault with us for this expression, for
we never saw n person that could sing
with the mouth shut We are aware
that Rev. Mr.. SAMPSON, has, heretofore,
received great deal of praise. for his
energy and success in conducting these
Festivals. But we believe, that more
than half their success is due TO the en-
ergy. tact and good taste. of the Elders
better half Not that we would detract
from the Elders popularity, in the least,
but wish TO do justice TO the good sense
of his wife. We learn that the receipts Of
the evening were about S35. In this
connection we would like TO mention an
other matter Every body knows that
Preachers are none too well paid in this
county. Ii their services are worth aEy-
thing. they are worthy of, at least.
comfortable living In view of the hard
times, Rev. Mr.. SAMPSON has had charge
Of Mr.. WAGNER Book Store. for some
time past. This imposes on him an ad,
dilonal amount of labor, but this was
rendered necessary by tho very small
compensation he receives as Minister
Now we would suggest to the citizens of
this place, the propriety Of getting up
doBation for his benefit We think he
richly deserves it.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-31

EY- By letter from the Surgeon Of
the oh Regiment, to Mrs. BEMIs. we
learn that the box sent to them from our
I" Aid Society,"" has been received. That
the delicacics prepared for the sick, such
as wines, jells, &C.. were very accepta
ble TO the sick, and, the Dr.. says, very
beneficial. He, also adds, that they were
in need of more straw ticks. Of towels,
shirts, sheets and such things, they had
what were at present needed. He also
states that articles sent for the soldiers if
directed TO PARTRIDGE, d Co, ST. Louis,
Mo, would be stored there until called
for, free Of charge.
We also learn by letter from the Hos
pital Steward of the Iowa 9Th Regt, that
the box sent by our "Aid Society" to
that Regt has been received. That the
contents were much needed by the sick
This fact alone, should stimulate our
citizens to greater efforts, in providing
thes e little comforts that but a sick
person can fully appreciate.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-31
The Chicago Tribune.

EF We would call The especial at
tention of our readers to the prospectus
Of the Chicago Tribune, which we pub
lish to-day. Among all the newspapers
Of the great Northwest, there are none
which exceed the Tribune in excellence
and ability. 1t has an able corps OF Ed
itors. and every facility for obtaining
snd issuing complete and early news.
1t now publishes three editions a day
morning, afternoon and night edition.
By this means. it transmits news and in
telligence earlier and more fully, than
any other Chicago paper.
In politics the Tribune is radically
Republican, and its views regarding
Slavery, are eminenily just and firm. Ii
is thoroughly Independent. and is never
afraid to speak its mind. We can cor
daily recommend it to our readers. as
one of the very best papers in the coun
try.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-31

ET His Lecture on the War. Three
weeks ago, we announced in our col
umns, that Rev j. s. DENNIS. Of Dubu-
bue, would deliver lecture at the Court
House, in this place on Tuesday evening
Dec. 10th, 186l--on the War. On Mon
day, the 10th, we received through Mr..
BEMIs, letter from Mr. DENNIS, stating
that he had an opportunity to visit Cal
70, Birds Point and St. Louis. and
would be at Independence. on the cath
inst, 10 lecture 10 us. In our issue of
the 18th, we announced this fact. We
waited anxiously for the appointed time
TO arrive. and up TO going to press on the
2ith, we had not received any intima-
tion that Mr.. DENNIS would again disap.
point us. Therefore in our issue of that
date, We announced his lecture to take
place that evening. When the cars ar.
rived from Dubuque. we learned that
Mr. DENNIS was not aboard So we were
again doomed TO be disappointed. We
would say to the Reverend gentleman,
that it is possible. for even d. DIS TO get
bad name, if they abuse the confidence
of the people too much. That should he
at any time lecture here, he will find a
great deal Of the enthusiasm Of the PEG.
pie gone. Hope too long delayed" &c.
Therefore, whatever excuse Mr. DENNIS
may have. for failing to lecture at the
time Of his own appointing, he will find
that the enthusiasm OF the audience
which is a great help to speaker, is
gone. We hope atan early day to be
able to announce that he will lecture to
us, and that at such time he will not d;s
appoint as again. = &1I..5c. 111!.
So g. ssessa 80
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-31
sHERIFF'S SALE.
TATE OF IOWA. CO
RIrCHANAN COUNTY.(

STATE OF IOWA, CO
BUCHANAN COUNTY,
NOTICE is hereby given, that on SATUR-
IN DAY, the 4th day of January, ls62' 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 a 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 ). 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 nine north, of range nine west of Fifth
meridian, in Buchanan County, Iowa.
Which will be sold to satisfy said execution
ard all accruing costs.
BYRON C. HALE, SHERIFF..
Sheriff S Office, Independence, lowa,l
Dec. ?, 1861. I4w