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eses produced BY early habits YOUTH are Wean.s ~
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me fearful effects the mind arc much 10 be lead
- OF memory confusion ideas iepress ion Of snr
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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
Army News.

GE There seems TO be, up to this
writing, dearth Of Army news. Since
the change of commanders, we have had
but lhlle report from the army of the
Potomac, further than that it was moving
forward, parties skirlnishing daily.
Col. Woodward's rebel force, 800
strong, was defeated by Brig Gen. Row
an, near Garrettsburg, 16 of his men
killed, 40 wounded, e5 taken prisoners,
all their horses, SO mules, and large
number Of arms, captured. They were
completely broken up. and driven from
the State of Kentucky.
Preparations are maturing for a com.
bined attack upon Charleston and Savan.
nah.
There has been considerable fighting
in North Carolina, and Gen. FOSTER has
taken Hamilton and is advancing on
Tarboro. This is a movement towards
AS"iCISu, Win tu0 IulcutlOn, uOuDtleSS, Of
cutting the Southern Railroad connec.
ton with Virginia.
Gen. GRANT occupies Holly Springs,
PRICE and VAN Dorm having fallen back
farther South.
Braces army has fallen back to
Chattanooga. The whereabouts of Gen
RosEcRANs is not reported.
The blockading squadron still contin ue
to report captures of vessels trying to
svade the blockade. The gunboat Sag
amore, on the 2sth, captured the English
schooner Trick, with a cargo of 100
bags of salt, and miscellaneous articles.
On the 23d the same gunboat captured
the English schooner Francis, with salt,
powder, guns, &c. The schooner
Rachel Senneau, on the 9th, captured
the English schooner Dart. The steam
er Ksnsington had also captured. off the
coast Of Texas, the English schooner
Adventurer.
The entire coast Of Texas is in DOS
session of Federal troops.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18

native wildness. Here the water falls on
the west side about twelve or fifteen feet
perpendicular over the rock, which stands
as square and bold as il cut by a chisel.
This extends about one quarter Of the
way across the channel. The rest of the
way the water rushes among wild rug
ged rocks, some Of them looking as il
they came from the hands of master
workmen, others rough and ragged.
What strikes one as peculiar about these
falls is the number'of these loose stones;
and the strange way the water has piled
them up. But have already spun my
yarn too long, and must close. We push
ed on from this point, and reached Fort
Smelling Monday, Nov. Sd, at one o'clock,
P. M, after tedious march of about,
three hundred miles, and found that. i'm
our absence, the rest of the Rsgiment had
left for Cairo, for which point we expecn
to start in three or four days.
Respectfully yours.
e, p. BAKER.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
McClellanss Removal.

Ew The removal of Gen. MCCLELLAN
has been quietly, if not cordially, acqui.
esed in by the army. Only two officers,
of inferior grade, have offered their res
ignations and claimed the removal as the
cause. Indeed it is emphatically stated
that nearly all the Division commanders
in the army Of the Potomac, had asked
to be relieved from serving under Nc.
CLELLAN. Gen. HALLEcK publishes a
letter addressed TO Secretary STANTON,
showing that there were no delays in the
transmission Of all supplies that Gen.
MCCLELLAN had ordered for his army,
and that this reason given for McCLELL.
ANS delay, is not a good one. He also
states that he again and again ordered
Gen. Mcclellan forward across the Pc
tomac after the battle Of Antietam, that
he might take advantage of the retreat of
the enemy, and Of the good weather and
good roads, but that MCCLELLAN refus-
ed TO move. The Harper's Ferry COM
mission also comes with its load of accu.
sation, charging to McCLELLAN's faith
lessness the capture of Harper's Ferry.
Does even the most partial of his friends
desire further evidence Of the necessity
for his removal !?
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
Sending Negroes North.

EE Gov. ANDREW, of Massachusetts,,
recently put daylight through this vex-
ed question of negro immigration, and
stated very pointedly the Republican
idea of the matter. Gen. DIX recently
wrote the Governor letter, asking him
to make provision for the care and sup.
port of 400 contrabands then at Fortress
Monroe. The Governor, in reply, de-
clinei acceding to the request for the
following reasons:
lst. That as General Dix expected an attack
from the rebels soon the taking away of the
blacks would deprive him Of valuable element
of strength, which properly used would aid
greatly in the defense of the fort.
I'd. That the North should not be made an
asylum for the Negroes race whose entire
organization and habit fitted them to live in a
warm cline, and that in case of necessity
for this movement, the best place was Hilton
Head, or some other Union foothold in the
South.
Sd. That he had not the power in his official
capacity to receive them.
Use the negroes at the South for the
purposes Of the war, and when the war
is over they will be needed just as much.
as free men and women, as ever they were
as Slaves. They are wanted south, and
why not allow them to stay there Not
one of them wants 10 come North, il he
can be insured his manhood at the South.
Let the fiat OF emancipation go forth, and
negro problem will soon solve itself, and
the war also. And we believe that it will
be peaceful solution, neither accompan-
led by servile iusurrsc!ion Or emigration
northward.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18

EV The Dubuque Herald is dead
dead because Judge WILSON, by his
Judicial manipulation. can no longer
galvanizs it into lifo. The Sheriff has
taken possession of the office, and will
sell it out on the II til day of December.
The Democratic Herald, to be published
by STILsoN HUTcHINs, is to take its
place. That the new paper will be in
fnitely meaner in its partizanship than
its predecessor, every one knows who
knows anything of HUrcnINs' STYLE.
But this will insure its early demise. II
will disgust it's own partizans by its
very extravaganza Of denunciation
HUTcHINs never hesitates to apply slang
epithets to all who stand opposed to him.
We find him every day coupling the
most honored names of the nation with
some low nickname, or some gross
charge OF dishonesty. And at no time
has any one run counter 10 him in opn-
ion without getting charged with vile
purposes, or getting denounced with
vile epithets. This is very silly rule
10 act upon-has run HUTcuINs out in
his various newspaporial enterprises, and
will do SO again.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18

Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode ISL
and, Connecticut and California choose
their members next year, as do also the
border States of Maryland, Kentucky and
Western Virginia. AT the worst these
States will hardly elect moro for our op-
ponents that they will for the administra-
ton, SO that it is probable that the ad-
mlnistration party will have a clear work
ing majority in the next Congress, which
will not meet in regular session until
December of next year. The only fear
is, that the traitors may take advantage Of
the terms Of the emancipation proclama-
alton, return members of Congress from
Tennessee and North Carolina, and thus
secure majority 10 control Legislation
in the House.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
En- igrate.

IS HuTcHINs, of the Dubuque Her.
aH, advises emigration as remedy for
Democratic political ills in Republican
States. He says:
;, MASSACHUSETTS, and Michigan belong to Chan
uier' the blood letter, and Andrew, the John
brownie. so let them be hereafter. Let ev-
cry good man, every true man leave them and
inhabit the white mans States-leaye them to
perish OF surfeit of their own doctrine-ex
to death.
And again:
If we lived in Massachusetts, we would leave
IT, nor would we stay in Michigan. We feel
but little inclination TO be ruled over by An
drew, to be REPRESENTED by Sumner, or to let"
Chandler have our blood
It's about oil We can stand to hear krkwood
called our Governor" or Grimes spoken of as
your Senator in Congress-" From the very
nature OF our position, We have q great deal of
sympathy for a Massachusetts Democrat. but
even that sympathy will die out if he persists
in staying where he is.
We guess Iowa is pretty much in the
same boat with Michigan and Massachu-
sets, and we do hope that HUrcHINs and
MS political friends won't forget to make
personal application OF this emigra.
ton doctrine. Its good idea, HUTCH
ms! Emigrate, by all means! And
don't delay. for if you wait until the sol.
dier's come back, Lord help you. there
won't be any place short of Lower Dixie
for you to go to. That portion of Rebel
dom is Democratic, sure, and will proba.
bly, remain SO for some time. If YOU
dislike repeated movings, HurcHrSs, 90
to Dixie at once. That's the only safe
place for you.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
HEADQUARTERS OF THE 27TH Iowa REG T ,
Camp Gilbert, Mimi, Nov. 4th, 90. {

camp Gilbert, Mimi, Nov. 4th, '62. I
FRIEND Rich Thinking that a few
lines from the 9th Iowa, or a part of it,
rather, might be Of interest to your read.
ers, | take the opportunity of few days
rest. given US after our march to the
Chippewa Nation, to give you short
description Of that march.
On the morning Of the 18th of Octo-
Der, companies A, B. C, E. f, and G,
under the command of Col. Gilbert and
Lieut.. Col. Lake, started for Mile Lac,
distant, by road, about one hundred and
fifty miles. to be present at the payment
of the annual installment to the Chippe
wa Indians. We left five Of our comp
ny, Lucien Stevens, j. +. Jackson, Geo.
Frink. j. S. Coates and d. S. Spragg,
sick at the fort. About two miles from
Fort Smelling, in northwesterly direc,
ton, we camo to the Minnehaha Falls.
This is certainly one Of the most beauti.
full sights l ever saw. The stream is
about 25 feet wide whore it breaks over
the precipice. The water falls some IF
ty or sixty feet perpendicular. the pre-
cipice shelves under SO that as you stand
under the falls. You stand some twenty
feat I sbould tbink haeE If tka mate.
Standing here and looking up at the wa
ter, as il hurries down to the basin be,
low, it looks like sheet Of silver, OF
rather. breaking as il does from the very
brink Of the precipice into innumerable
fragments. it looks like millions Of drops
Of quicksilver sparkling in the sunshine.
Well have the Indians named il the
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18

Gen. BUELL. has been placed under ar.
rest, and will be court marialed for his
operations in Kentucky. This is anoth
or sign Of life in tie War Department.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18

ET Gen. WILSON, Secretary Of the
State Agricultural College, estimates the
yield OF wheat in this State for the pres
ent year at 100000 bushels. and of
Corn, 100000.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18

In Wisconsin, in one or two strong
Democratic localities, resistance has been
made TO the draft, and Governor SoLA-
NOR has been compelled to call out troops
10 support the Commissioners.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18

EN The President, agreeable to the
finding Of the Harper's Ferry Court
Martial, has dismissed Col. FORD, Of
Ohio, from the service, and reinstated
Gen. WHITE to command.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18

The voting Of the Wisconsin and Min.
nesota troops resembles that OF the Iowa
soldiers-lhey 60 almost solid for the
Republican ticket. What 3 sorry time
it would have been for the Democracy
had all the States allowed the soldiers to
vote.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
The Next Congress.

@ The complexion of the next Con.
gress is uncertain. but it will probably
be Republican. So far as the States have
elected, it stands as follows:
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18

Troops have been arriving in Wash
ington rapidly during the past week
Not less than 10000 entered the city in
two days.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
Ladies' Winter Cloaks,
Hats, Shawls, Hoods.

OFFICE or ASSESSOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE, \
Third Collection District of Iowa,

orrith VT hSSESSoR VT hLNENUE,f
Third Collection District of Iowa,
Dubuque, Nov. 10th, go.
NOTICE is hereby given that a list of all the
IN taxes assessed un dor the Internal REEVE.
nue. Law of the United States, by the Assistant
Assessor OF Division No. Of said Sd Collection
District, which comprises the County Of Bu-
chanan, will be open for the examination of all
parties concerned for the space of fifteen (l5)
days from date. And further notice is hereby
given that | will be at Independence at the Of
flee of the Assistant Assessor. on the 25th day
of November, A. ID. 1862, for the purpose OF
hearing appeals which shall be made as pro-
vided under Section fifteen (15l Of the Internal
Revenue Law of the United States.
j. L. JARRETT,
Assessor of the Sd Col. Dist of Iowa
Nov. 18th, 1862. 1926
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT Assessor or INTERS-l
AL REVENUE, 4th Division of Sd Dis.
trict of Iowa. Independ'ce. Nov. 10 '62.S,
NOTICE is hereby given to all pertons who
~ need license under the excise laws of
the United States. that they must make their
application therefore to me before the 25th
day OF November, or fifty per cent. viii be ad-
ded to the amount.
E.B OLDER,
Asst Assessor.
Nov. 18th, 1862. f332t
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18

kV We find in the Des Moines
Homestead tabular statement of the
amount and assessed value Of lands in
this State, exclusive Of city and town lots,
so far as the returns have been made 10
the Auditor of State, for 1869. Also the
number and value OF stock. The foot
ings up for the State are as follows:
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18

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for Cooking, Rose Water, DC, DC,
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