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PERPETUAL INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE
OF VIR q l N A

ILL l4lOSlt<AA'
OF THE
STATE OF VIR q 1 N A.
CAPITAL.
oFFICE-uain street, In american gi Ho a1a NJ,
yuyHs COMPANY taxes addition to the ordinary frS ana
rne risks PERPETUAL insurance on buildings onde! hs
acv one nayen secures property FOR EVER against loss
Py OH Ti receyes MONEY deposit pays interest
.Ieon and suaranee the payment OF Negotiable Notes and
Bills Of Exchange. -
o. r. BRESzk, Sec'y M, 80, w uAx.IJ pres,t
DIRECTORS
VIM. II. Mcfarland, Prest Farmers bshs'
A. Warwick, firm Of warwick barksusIe'
VIM. G. Crenslaw firm Of CTenshaw a TO-
wellington Goddn, firm Of Goddin Apperson.
T. w. sIcCance firm Of Dunlop, Moncure 20
G. A. Barksdale, Arm OF Warwck barKsdsie
Jas H. Grant Tobacco Manufacturer
l. D. Crepshaw, firm OF Haxal5 Crenshaw oo'
John l. Bacon firm OF Bacon 4 Basservhis.
R. B. Haxau nrm OF haxal, CrenshaW q os' d,
John CurIe Jr. ship Owner ~
VIM. II. Warwick, hrm OF warwick barksuhes
Jas Alfred Jones, Attorney at Law
@. O. Elicit, Builder.
r. G. Rufhn, Agricultural and Manufactured
x ". hcGruGer, firm Of g. McGTnder sonf'
W. W. Crump, Attorney at Law.
Jas Dunlop trm Of Dunlop, Moncure q TO- I'M
O II T. sTEx Travelling Agent. no1O
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NOaKToWN, JAMESTOWN AND .sSHse.
i ROAN0KE-The Roanoke having RESUMED her afHSss<s
ace again In the line between new York and Richmond he
three steamers comprising II will as follows, VIZ
The Yorktown Capt Parrish the Jamestown Capt skinner
and the Roanoke Capt Couch will leave New ork every
day Thursday Saturday, at3 Returning they VIZ lesV
every Tuesday Friday and Saturday at NJ for
Information uquire Of the undersigned
" LUDLAM WATSON
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Headache, Sick Headache, Foul Stomach
r-t.-..y y,,,y Baltimore.

DEAR Bro. AVER: | cannot answer you irhdt COM
plants Fave cured with your Pills better than TO say
V nat lre ere treat Nth Durgqtire medicine place
Contest with disease and believing do that your Pills
afford Us the best we have Of course value them highly
PITrSBUEG, Pa, May /, 1855.
DR.J c. AVER. Sir; have been repeatedly cured oil
the worst headache any body can have by uoSe or TWO
of your Pills. IL TO arise from iOul stomach
which they cleanse at once. - - ,,,,,,,
$780, . 1ryerr 0f Steiner Clarion.
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Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints
l.. u. 1r..o.lnr.. EoL nf Nalr YORK Ciku.

Not only are your Pills admirably adapted 10 their pur
oe n, mn apcraut but find their beneficial effects upon
tbe Liver very marked indeed. They have in my prac-
tce proved more olccua for the cure OF bilious cont
rrioi, fb1 we have az length purgative which is
INV the confidence OF the profession and the people
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Washington, ID. c., eth Feb, 1896.
SIR: have used your Pills in my general and hospital
,,+ir 1r since YOU made them and do not hesitate 10
saw they are best cathartc we employ Lhyir regu-
lin, 5,tion on the liver is quick and decided, cOnse
fnf; tbcv are am admirable remedy for arrangements
Of thaf organ. Indeed have seldom found case OF
Iil; 5i,iss so obstinate that il did not readily yield 10
them. Fratcrnally yours, ALONZO BALL, NJ D.,
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REnOVAL
P. T. MOORE 4 Co.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IL FJREiGX AIO bones

,.,t- street o. s,ore recently occu. lea hy
Nc. Wr Pe-sls Co, where dies vii be happy 90 see
thsI- ri-1ds and customers . 1T. al
A-,r HAEDWARs, and daily receiving further adi1ols
&c.. rt sha De make prices and quality o goods
sst f-r, 10 All NAV favor thcl Win their pa'r.uise
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A. Family Physic.

From DR.. f. ": Cartwright, Ne'r Orleans
Your Pills are the prince OF purges Their excellent
Qualities slrpass amy cahartic possess Ihey are
mild but very certain and eectua IN their action ON the
bowels which makes them Invaluable 10 US III Inc u''y
treatment of disease
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pvsen,ery. piarrhGa, Relax, Worms.

From Dr. J. c. Green, Of Chicago
Your Pills have had long trial In my practice and
6noJ Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
e,, aNeeaut remedy when given IN small doses Tor
them m '--s amt ditrrtOO, Their sugar coating
bHiors e4,tht -utsble and convenient Tor the use
makes them very ace.
pf,,on.u and children.
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nol9 Richmond and UenViIe KaIroau.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Trzccurc rH;z1up95 CG5EsssE<ssEZS- EE{SXHEH


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
EEys saassys 9SS4R
ON and AFTER Monday December 2lst,
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
VIII leave Richmond daily (excep. sundsys) at $50 NJ ior
stanton intermediate Way Sat,ons connecting at Cor
ionsye with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains Tor
Alexandra stations and at Charlottesye with
their Lynchbug and all points West and Of
that place every other day. viz Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays Jicksons River Stations West Of Stanton
Browns Stages connect with the train at stsunon
Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen on Tues
days, Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington
Hsrman Mason and Company Stages connect with he Train
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at Mboro for the Warm
sprngs Jacksons River for the White Sulphur Springs
Lewisburg, &c. -
RETURNING,
The Mail Train leaves yacksons River on Mondays, Wedne
DAYS and Fridays at 815, NJ, for Stanton.
A FREIGHT TRAIN with PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED,
will leave waynesboro 5 and Staunton, at 945 A. NJ,
Mondays and Fridays, for Jackson's Biyer.
RETURNING, -
Jacson River Tuesdays and Saturdays at !45 A. NJ
for Wsynesboro'.
s Through Warm, and White Sulphur SPRING.
Lexington Lwtburg &c Ao for Winchester Leesburg lynch
burg Bonsack Salem shawsye Chrisansburg Bristol Knox
VILE Dalton, Chattanooga Nashville Grand junction. Memphis
Canton and all important Points In the sorthW est
can be procured at the Ticket Office. .
THOMAS D0DAMEAD,
iaq2 General Superintendent
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RQBERT j, ,,., REN -. -.

sgsa}<r In Hardware, cutlery, I0Ots> etc's
EnLrlrirJ c-rrg variety of crtielcs c1fIlt4lo ~
BUILDERS, NdCHlNISIS d hOCSEAAEfEhS'
SO. SOS t,1vg RANKS.
n Htvg uov he store tc largest ard most con- SSz@SA
3 49,. -tTr. ~ r. .flh, Cerna- aud American
sy,rsvr---t fstr c.er hlt the plslsgreto Of
g 11l r--s-tfeIy invite sd IN want % examine $685. -
'.- f-- 15-t}gsiug elsewhere My goods are res1 aaa
~ . uu-ch1sei rEc.HyvJ for cash, an prepared to't
~ tlrlu unra tta lowest --'--a NJ. H., III.
Er,l ntH so--ereie Hoes sless
sh7rts sasie- Fc.-.s, A.,f. 80, - - -'- anu
In House- furnishing GoolS ny no. = a. W
F-s T.a rr-ys and Walters. single a. IA Be- L.
rit So, I'm Warc; sA-cePaus; Tea and Pres-ryirg
-. ,t sac Ivr-v Handle krves; tndoE and ~ 5eisJ
T pisf Ys- .nI Sqools Brushes hair and fea'aef Just
- 49, p..E.ts. Mats. E-11ns Cooking Utensils &c, &c
ts1Ir fguiidluzr Materials, ?-r-cI.F{ aul li.-A
f.sa st'ckti4s LOCKS OF ~
49, n. B1its: Hinges Screws Iron 49, Brass SAL
leP ~ P.Ury h Cord Wrlu-h6 Catand "fpl ST.
Hal e. ~ c.ae- articles flr t-dns purposes, -
100 So, 5f 81 EriS
~ Orders cav ROBERT ;. DENNY
COS sf.r street above the Banks,
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4 L. Mo0aE, Agent,
0fers low, fer cssh-
New orleans Solasses n he! va
CUBE, h.s -oyado and Porto Rico DO and syrL
Eli bhls family Zoe Herrinss and hsekerel
q p.i,s Refined Leaf Lard
Prime Bacon Hams Shoulders and Sides
Patent Sperm, Admsn'e and Taow Candles
FrovI and Black Turpentne Soaps
Old Dominion Nails and Shoe Tack,
Eat. Gia Car5. coda
E0.-rf4!ch
Chewing End emoting Tobacco andtCiga1
Cotton and Hemp Cord
Lamp Wick
N O. AMI Ex. Coffee Sugar
Mocha, Java, Lag and Rio Coffee
Family, Extra and Sup. Flour
London Portsr-Yn=sn
brOums, Buckets cad Deniobns, and all kinds OF
sugars Srd Wines. de-, &c. sell
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NNALBt II BROTHER, Pro2rIs,or, q,
- are no. building PORTABLE sTEAn EsgtSSssIv, sot
pIo.sa eonntSeton o. all rie' from sT 70 u a.
purposes which t1ey ns.ter themselves are ati :,
perior 10 any Engines built here or .lsesis, e3ss -,
They will sIso furnish STATIONARY sfv.u
ten Morse 70 any required psver ~1 LhCfsu ,
and OF various sires. -fP'0'so sosltrv.
PUMPS and wHEELs FOR WAITE wosKs 49,.
MILLS, and IRONS for MILLS of al kibd, ''sAtir h
RAILROAD WORK Of every dsscrltilen
TOBACCO PREssEs ELATTESIEG Mia
manufacturing Tobacco together vA .ys,, E !, Hu,l.i
BON 0AgTIN0e and HRorCHT LR0. Rdlnss.l a o. lAAN'
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Dysptpsia. Impurity OF the HOOD

From EsrJ J.. Hines, Pastor Of Adre'f oh"re'' BOSTON
mp AVER: 4 nave used your Pills with eNtra3ruh.'ry
s. ip my family and amOng those am tilit 70 'sl
h, DISTRESS 70 regulate the organs OF UstSl,In una
,f I'M, blood they are the very host remedy nav
- Known and can confidently recommend tnsn "
my friends, iou'' -, 80
N,rs,w wyoming Co., y. Y, Oct. 81 $50
Dt,r -Il. an using your Cathartic Pills m my pr5e
-; ami ind th,n an excellent purgativc 10 cleanse the
system and prgig te f3tgtaias q ~ El3'a; n u
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~ \. MAIL sTEAwSRIP J MES ~S6f3,
l =. TOWN-POR NEW YOEK VIA NORFOLK .Alakhdkxs
The JAMESTOWN Captain THOMAS SESNER viii leave here al
o'clock friday, the 2gth inst.
Passengers are requested TO be board In due time
Passage York meals and staeroom included 80 Steer
passage only 50
Passage TO Norfolk by the Iiver boats. -
received to-day IhursdayD and up TO the hour OF
o'clock p. n. Friday a1s IN
Conguees requested to send for their goods to-day
and berh secured at Office or on board the ship
Freight taken moderate rates and forwarded with
rbqS-ot LUDLAM WATSON
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PoRT OF RICHMOND. March 27.

ARRIVED
schr J. H. Cunnnghawe Wyatt New York, hay ana ice
WArwd-l 4 90.
schr. J. W. woolston, Fha coal s. p HAYES = son.
schr Access Bennett, Norfoik, shingles - w. Wells
schr Alexeus, smith, N. @ Lumber. J. s. Stevenson . -
schr Minnesota Hickman, Charleston rice and hon IT,
Davenport
schr Gecrgiana. Booth, Chiekahomlny, wood
schr Wythe, futile, n. Y, mise., d. L W. Currie.
SAILED,
schr Mary Adams Sparrow, Baltimore whest and corn
Schr ] hn Bashwel. Farrell down he rive, Ugh.
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tEORtE WARN Eli,
q o IN IN = 81 o n M q T en- q n
IHD AaKxr ron NE SALE or
100. NM vr orp IN IN -, oo,-ruvpr npon,-cv ---,
l02 south EutaW street,
Opposite Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Depot
aEFsss BY PHRMlssios.
hean spots harvey %, Richmond,
4. H,,sy. - m..apo pra1o
u Ta,ir,n 'yoorh... a n. Sahu.'
.chr Wsrne, Eso pr..,Ssn, n.ns R.I,,ro,s
..o1Niv ~
p.-Iy
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Constitution, COstiveness, suppression
1bs,,r,etj-rn, Gout, Neuralgia, DroPsy
1n...rr-.f- FITS. etc.

PnrutysA-s fhaf W.
iron, Dr. J. p JtuglH, Montreal, o1naaa-
,r', cannot Dc said OF your Pills for the cure OF
t5--.... iFothcrs Of our fraternity have i"und in,h
g..,.,rs 81. have, they should join me ma plOtlhhl-
IN IN for tHc benefit OF he multtue' VINO suu,r ~,
~. .,,.iut which, aithOush bad euOus IN ITSELF -
.,',r,,-,.fnr of others that WJE-" bclg'c COS
S t1 originate IA the liver, but your rus Hnect 'hA'
or.-tu aud cv,r The disease
From Mrs, H. start Physician and lId'rift' Boston
sind o, or two large dos, Of your Pills, taken at tho
,r,rar time. are excellent prOmOuNe8 OF the HdfHiH
F,Jfil1 wh.a wholly partially suppressed ana aiSo
80. ,r.fvl' 10 cllSC the StOWdch ana tlFft o'f4N.
frbt are much the be-t physlc We nave ''' I00'
mend no other 10 my patients
From fte Rer Dr. Huries, ofthe Methodist Epis Church
PULASKI UorsE, savannah, Ga, Jan. g. ls5n
VONOrED SIR: | should b. uu-iai"iul TOT llc TeIll
,ir .l.u Il- brought me did not IMPORT my case
10 Won s cold settled IN my limbs ana Dfyu7it Oh -
r,,ilriua .rfrsiJ,. pains, which ended On It '''H-
,,5f Nutwilh-tlaius had the best oil phy sl,l4hs,
a. Ii. .-1. worse and Wufst until 10y the atNlctc OF
,.o,r .aii,if accent iu Baltimore, ur. AackolHc urea
.,t- pills Their effects slow. but 0ofr 10y per
.,.~iro I'M tlr use oi them, am now entirely wei.
sr..r- C1J,Nr-.r, Baton Rouge, La, > Dee, lSl5,
d.. AlE.. ? have been entirely cured by yonr rms,
- fi.,l,.i. ,-,at ulufll disease that had afflicted
- ~. ,.,.r. VINCENT SLlDELL.
~ >ta.' ar fhe Pills IN Iaar>Ct contain Mercury
-, .f.s.. ,t.N ,liulhl, remedy I'm es4iu .'Ni>' Is
I.,r.l. i.f -,- ollie piii i.1m the dreadful
tblt tiur,tiy follow e., luy'utGu, use. In''' Vo'-'
mo- mercury or mineral sub stance Whatever
Price. 25 cents per Box, or Boxes for 81
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell Mass
sfld whol,sal. and retail by PURCELL, LADD co, BE
nord Va. n F. RIvES Co. Petersburg J. H. SEAf, Lync
burg: ana an druggists and merchants spls-ohe-"'
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RICHMOND DAILY.'WHIG.

b, p.psr as pss suuzu; Sou eekly, - Nseky -
- .sv..SS RcussnScs nay be made a We risA OF ~
N &C., where evidence u taken on Tie aePoAA OF
- -. =. M - .nnIalnlaE Money.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-17
SALE OF UNCLAIMED GOODS.

HNHE following described property, having
l. remained IN store over six months, uneall
ed for and unclaimed, will be sold at public g..
uon on SAlt RpnI the .ls day of Decem.
Der next commencing at : o'clock, = NJ, at the
warehouse of Messrs Noble 4 Sweet, at the de-
pot at Independence, Iowa, to the highest bid.
der, for cash, TO dcfrny expenses incurred upon
the payment of the freight and charges due and
unpaid upon said property, and all aecrung
costs, To wit
! Box OF Goods. marked L NJ Tracy, Cedar
Falls. Iowa, via lake 10 Chicago, care OF Robin
son d CO., via Fulton aud Dubuque Railroad to
Nottingham, containing
bedstead and feather bed, two. gallon iup
one gallon jugs. . large glass jars, l small brass
kettle, tin and earthen washbowls. . eartben
pots, white stone pitchers, 3 stone vessels, |
broken mirror, | coffee mill, spittoon, large
dish pan, II glass bottles. dark lantern, | tin
aud patent buckets, gridle, | spade writ
ing desk. containing letters directed 10 L. NJ
Tracy, bird cage, small stand table. tea
mat small baskets, mouse trap, backing
brush, wafiie.iron, ] pair steelyards, oven
gridiron. bake pan, frying pan, / dust pan. |
set of stair rods. , lamb skin mats, oil cap, |
set shovel and tongs, roll ofrag carpet, straw
door mat. 3 whips | lot of sundries, Books emit
tied Friends of Christ Montgomery's Poctical
Works. Wolf S Den. The Austrian Captive and
the Gold Regions, Heavenly Mana, Family Mon
itor. Rays Arithmetic.
Barrels marked NJ l.. Tracy, Cedar Falls
Iowa, via lake to Chicago. care of Robinson 4
Co.. via Fulton and Dubuque Railroad to Not
hngham. containing Croekery Ware and Sun
dries.
BYRON c. HALE, SHERIFF.
Shcriffs Office. independence. Iowal
Nov. II, 1861. =. 6
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-17
SIIERIFF'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 Buchanan
County. Iowa. in favor of Ephram Leach aud
against the lands and tenement. of Pardon A .
Older, Edison b. Older, aud Daniel s Lev, ct al !,
the following described mortgagei property.
viz:
Lots three, four. seven and eight in Block six
Lots one and three in Block fifteen, | ct six in
Block eight, Lots six and seven in Block Three,
and Lots three. four and five in Block twenty.
four all in Stoughton & McClure's I'd Addition
to the Village of Independence. Buchanan
County, Iowa.
Which property. as above described, will
offer for sale. at Public Auction. at the door Of
the Sheriff's Office. in the village Of Indepen-
dence. on Saturday. the 2lst day of December,
1861, at 9 o'clock. r. NJ of said day. to the
highest bidder. to satisfy said execution and
Costs. BYRON G. HALE, SHERIFF.
Sherif's Office. Independence, Iowa.,
Nov. 10, 1861 Is iw
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-17
SYRUP AND SUGAR.

N EXHIBITION of Syrup and Sugar
n made in this county, will take place at
the ANNUAL MEETING of the Buchanan
County Agricultural Society, to be holden on
the FIRST TUESDAY in January. 1t is to
be hoped that all who have made either of these
articles will attend the exhibition, and bring
samples with them. Not less than pint ofsyr-
up sho1ld be brought as sample. At this time
the officers of the Society will be chosen. An
address from DR.. HOUSE is also expected on this
occasion, being postponed at the annual fair on
account of the rain storm
Now, brother farmers, come from all parts of
the county, as many as possible, and take the
affairs of this Society into your own hands.
The premiums awarded at the last Fair will be
paid at the next meeting, as far as the funds OF
the society will allow
81. St HENRY S. CHASE. Pres.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-17
Christmas Festival.

@ There will be a Oh ristmas Festi-
val at the Court House, on Wednesday
Evening, Dec. 25th. The Sabbath
School children. under the care Of Rev.
Mr.. SAMPSON. will declaim. speak dla-
iogues. sing. &c. Also. the WHITE
Family, together with ROSES Glee Club,
will be present and give great interest to
the occasion. The proceeds of the Fes.
iival. is to be given to the town Library.
Tickets for sale at the Book Store of Mr..
WAoooNER.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-17
independence Aid Society.

Two boxes for the soldiers, were sent
off by the Society, Friday, the 18th inst.
One TO the 9Th Iowa regiment, and the
other to the 9th. The one sent to the
9Th contained the following articles:
Five straw ticks 81 pillows IS pillow
slips - towels 2 flannel blankets Is cotton
shirts 3cotton flannel shirts 9 pair cotton
flannel drawers 2 fine shirts IL pair socks ;
pair cotton sheets linen sheet | parcel old
linen /; roll flannel ; pair mttens 3 hair
cushions linen handkerchief roll cotton
for bnhdages ~ comforts ; 3 tin cups bot
ties of wine | can currant jelly 3 papers corn
starch /; paper rice; il paper cocoa.
Articles contained in the box sent to
the 9th:
Five straw ticks 90 pillows 10 pillow slips;
l blanket pair cotton flannel drawers a cot
ton flannel shirts 10 cotton shirts fine shirt;
parcel linen Z cotton sheets linen sheet :
= towels i roll cotton for bandagcs 6 pair of
socks 8 pair mittens 6 linen handkcrchiefs ;
hair cushions l2 comforters 2 tin cnps 3
bott les Of wine; can preserved tomatoes 3
papers corn starch ; 9 papers dried grapes
paper farnia ; can plum jelly; dozen maya
zines
AT the last meeting of the Society, on
he l4th inst. the Society rendered a
vote of thanks, to Mrs. DR.. WARNE, De.
pository Of the Society, for the faithful
manner in which she has performed the
duties Of her office, and the large amount
Of extra labor she has performed. Also
to DR.. WARNE, for his assistance in pack
ing and forwarding articles prepared BY
the Society. CHARLES w. TAYLOR, also
received vote of thanks, for carving
boxes to the Depot, loading. unload ing,
&c, free of charge.
List Of donations received during the
week, ending Dec. 18th, '61:
DR. Bartle, ST.
W G Donnan, 81
independence Socia Die, Sil3
Mrs W Close. ST..
Mrs Patrick two bottles Of wine, and one cal
jelly.
Mrs Dr. Warne, one pair pillows, with slips,
and two bottles of wine
Mrs Putnam. one pair pillows, with slips.
Mrs James Forester, one can preserved toma
toes, one paper dried grapes, two towels, 10
magazines.
Mrs James Mills. one pillow and slip.
Mrs ID I Randall, so cents.
Mrs G c Jordan, two dozen magazines.
Mrs Fulton, cloth for comfort
q Wilcox, one box.
Robert Plane, iron for hopping two boxes.
Mrs. S. w. BEMIs, Sec'y.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-17
The Independence Socinblc

Meets Thursday Evening OF this week
at the Montour House. We bespeak for
those attending, pleasant time. AS the
proceeds Of these Social gatherings are
donated TO the Soldiers. Aid Society.
they ought to be extensively patronized.
Those contributing to this Society. can.
AZ the same time show their patriotism,
ana develop their social faculties. /,
scems to'us, that there are two objects TO
obtain, which. it is well worth the small
sum demanded a! the Sociablc.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-17
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE of an Execution issued out of
ID and under the seal of the District Court
of Buchanan County Iowa, in favor of Nathan
Pettibone and against the property of Willard
S. Blair and Richard Moody, have levied up
on the following described property, viz
The southeast quarter of the northeast quar-
ter, and the northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section eleven, township eighty
seven north, range eight west of 9th p NJ
Also, piece of land commencing at the north
west corner of east half of the northwest quar-
ter of section seventeen, township eighty seven
range seven west. and running thence south go
rods, thence east 60 rods, thence north / 60 rods
thence west 60 rods, all in Buchanan county
Iowa. Taken as the property of Richard
Moody, and all the interest that said Moody
had in and to the above described property on
the 18th day of September 1859, or has since
acquired in and to the same, will offer for sale
at the front door of the Court House in said
county. on Tuesday, the 3lst day of Deem
Der, 1861, commencing at Two o'clock, p NJ
for cash, and will sell the same to the highest
bidder to satisfy in whole or in part said execu-
ton.
BYRON G. HALE, SHERIFF.
Sheriff Office, Independence, Iowa,l
Nov. 90, 1861. 37-4w
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-17
LATEST NEWS.
GREAT FIRE At CHARLESTON /!
A Battle in Western Virginia.

Dec. IA telegram to the Norfolk
Day Book from Charleston, S. c., states
that fire broke out in that place on
Wednesday night which was supposed
to have been the work Of incendiary ne
groes. AT the date Of the last dispatch
five O'Clock. Thursday, p. NJ, the
fire was still burning. The theatre on
Broad street. the Institute and other pub
lie buildings are said to have been des.
troyed. The fire swept across Broad
street.
CHEAT MOUNTAIN. Dec. l4.-One of
the hardest and best fought battles ofthe
war, was fought at Allegheny Camp. Pc.
cahontas county, Va. Gen X. ii. Mil.
rey, commanding the Union troops, and
Gen. Johnson, Of Ga, commanding the
rebels. The fight lasted from daylight
Till 3P. NJ, The Union loss was abou,
80. and the rebel loss goo.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-17
SIIERIFErS SALE.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION,
Id sued out Of and under the seal of the ID

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. is.
ID sued out of and under the seal of the Dis
trict Court of Clinton County. Iowa, in favor
Of Henrietta Randall and against the goods
and ehattels. lands and tcncments of William
Rlmmer, have levied upon the following de-
seribed property, to wit
The Northeast quarter Of section twenty one.
in township ninety north, range seven west OF
18th 7. NJ in Buchanan County Iowa
Which property, rs above described. | viii
offer for sale. at Public Auction. ut the door OF
the Sheriff s office. in the village of lndcpen.
dence, on Saturday the eth day Of December
A. u. ls6l. at Two o'clock, r N of said day
To the highest bidder, 20 satisfy said Execu.
tion and costs
BYRON C. HALE. SnrsirF
Sheriff Ofiict. Independence, lowal
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