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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-12-30

As the day broke our long lines of
troops were seen marching to their diff,
erent positions, as if going on parade
Not the least decentralization or disorgani
cation existed. To the brave officers and
soldiers who accomplished the feat Of
re-crossing the river in the face Of the
enemy, | owe everything. For the fail
ure | am responsible, as the extreme gall
lantry, courage and endurance shown by
them was never excelled, and would have
carried the points had it been possible.
To the families and friends Of the dead |
can only offer my heartfelt sympathy.
but for the wounned,I can offer my earnest
prayers for their comfort and final recov
cry. The fact that l decided to move
from Warrenton on to this line, rather
against the opinion of the President,
Secretary of War, and yourself, and that
you left the whole movement in my
hands, without giving me orders, makes
me responsible.
will see you very soon and give you
more definite Information, and probably
will send YOU my detailed report, in
which a special acknowledgment will
be made Of the services Of the different
grand divisions, division corps, and my
general and staff departments of the army
Of the Potomac to, whom I am so much
indebted for their support and hearty CO.
operation.
| will add here that the movement was
made earlier than you expected, and af,
ter the President, Secretary and yourself
requested me not to be in haste, for the
reason that we were supplied much soon
er by the different staff departments than
was anticipated when | saw you.
Our killed amounts to Lip, our
wounded to about 1000, and our prison
ers to about 700, which last have been
paroled and exchanged for about the
same number taken by us. The woun-
ded were all removed TO this side Of the
river, and are being well cared for and
the dead were all buried under flag of
truce. The surgeons report a much lar
ger proportion Of slight wounds than us
ual, 1862 only being treated in hospitals.
| am glad to represent the army at the
present time in good condition.
Thanking the Government for that
entire support and confidence which
have always received from them.
| remain, General,
Very respectfully,
Your obeIcnt servant,
(Signed) A. L. BURNSIDE,
Major General Commanding.
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HEADQUARTERs ARMY or THE PoToMAC,l
FALMOUTH, Dec. 10Th, 1862
To Maj. Gen. HaKecA, Gen. IN Chief:

To Maj. Gen. HaliecA, Gen IN Chief:
General have the honor to offer The
following reasons for moving the army
OF the Potomac across the Rappahannocl
sooner than was anticipated by the Pres
ilent, Secretary of War, or yourself, and
for crossing at point different from The
one indicated to YOU at our last meeting
at the Preslenl's:
During my operations for crossing
at the place had at first selected, dis
covered that the enemy had thrown a
large portion Of his force down the river
and elsewhere, thus weakening his de-
fe2ses in front and also that he did not
anticipate the crossing of our whole force
at Fredericksburg, and | hoped by rap
idly throwing the whole command over
at that place TO separate by vigorous
attack the forces Of The enemy in the
river below from the forces behind and
in the crest in the rear of the town, in
which case We coall fight him with great
advantage in our favor. To do this we
had TO gain Il height Oh the extreme
right Of the crest, which height com
mauded the new road lately made by the
enemy for the purpose Of more rapid
communication along his lines, which
point gained, bis position along the right
crest would have been scarcely tenable,
an he coull have been driven from
them easily by an attack on bis front, in
connection with movement on the rear
Of he crest.
How near we camo to accomplishing
our object future reports will show.
Bat for the fault and unexpected and
unavoidable delay in building the bridges
which gave the enemy "a hours more 10
concentrate his forces in his strong posi-
tons we would ogtainly have succeeded,
in which case The battle would have been
in my opinion far more decisive than if
we had crossed al the place first selected
As il was il came very near being a sue
cess.
Failing in accomplishing the main OBJ
Jet, ne moved in order of battle two
days--lopg enough TO decide lhat the
enemy would rot come out Of his strong
hold 10 fight us with his infantry after
which we crossed 70 this side of the riy-
err unmoested, without the loss OF man
or property
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.
Andrews was chained hands and feet,
and the iron riveted ON, the shackles be-
ing of INN nse weight and sufficient to
have held an OK The whole party were
then run off TO Atlanta, Ga. On the 9Th
of June Andrews was taken from the
Jail and hung, or rather strangled TO
death, for the tree on which they hung
him was so low that when his head
touched the limb his toes touched the
ground, aud it was necessary 10 dig the
sand away in order that he could be
choked. His irons and shackles were
still on him.
after remaining in Jail about seven
days, the Provost Marshal came TO our
cell and took out the seven that were
tried at Knoxville, viz: Wilson, Ross
and p. G. Shaderick, OF Second Ohio,
Slaven and Robinson, Thirty third Ohio,
John Scott, Twentyfrst Ohio, and
William Campbell, citizen of Louisville,
Ky. These were taken from the cell in
to an adjoining room, and the sentence
of death was read to them, and permits
sion refused them to return to their com
rades before execution, which took place
in half an hour after leaving us. They
were hung with cotton ropes, and two Of
the party broke down, and were allowed
TO live about an hour, and see them put
their comrades in collins, after which
they were again hung up, and their life
less bodies passed our Jail window in
about half an hour"
The balance Of the party expected from
day to day to be taken out and hung,
but were not disturbed in their misera-
Bile existence for four months. In Oc-
tober last, being in 'ormed that they were
to be tried by court martial, and expect
ing no mercy, they, on the evening of
the 18Th, rushed upon the jailer when he
brought up their supper, deprived him
Of his keys, released four other prisoners,
and in a body fell upon the guard and
disarmed them, They then scaled the
fence and made for the woods, about q
mile distant. The guard pursued, fir
ing, and the party scattered, every man
for himself except Wood and Wilson,
who kept together and made their escape.
How many were shot or retaken they do
not know. Capt. Fry, one Of the party,
staggered and fell, after being repeated
ly shot at, and was probably killed. AZ
ter being twenty two days in the woods,
Wilson and his comrade reached the
Cnattahooche river. and there found a
boat, in which they got to Columbus,
Ga, subsisting on raw catfish and ber
ries on the way.
They id not venture into the city,
but started for the Gulf coast, and after
eleven days Of suffering and hardship,
reached Apalachicola, and there for the
first time in seven months beheld the
flag Of he free floating from the L. S.
steamer Somerset, on board which they
were taken, and treated with the utmost
kindness. From that vessel they were
to the Stars and Stripes, and
taken 10 Key West, whence they pro-
pose TO start for Washington. en- route
to join their regiment.
Hr,nof.apTrps Apuy an THE poror,
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OUR STEEL ENGR4VING.S

All efforts to rival us in this have ceased, and
we now stand alone in this department, giving,
as we do, many more and infinitely better en-.
cravings than are published in any other work.
GODEIS
IMMENSE DOUBLE SHEET FASHION PLATES
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AfA t5 Certain mortgage da-ec Ire uf3t day ol
of Gook County. ssa:e u IIiao II booE :arsy seTsa
ts:es iss9 HarfseT NofTss sna iasy 3 aes9ss is
osvsyea y IL 70 x M F1sc Eosn S se P;eiss ah her
!naeT described to secure the payment OF Certain
pror:isaory rotca he-rins even dase with ss4 mort
to the Ct myself oi sata being fo- the
principal snm Of eleven Thousand dolIara ($u E,o},
pa5ahe o. the n1st daJ q Nay, 4 D 1sSa f9s valse
and tfty dol,atn tt5p) each being tos souat semi
ANIMAL Interest eald principal sum aud payable
spcctyelJ c9 The tts; dsy of ecn EoFeabe, and :ay
La5, 1s5s; nnd Whereas It Is provided by ssd mort
EAge thattf defiant shall he made In tie pa5nes Of
any Of Ead 1nstsaents Of Interest. and snch Ia
then the said principal Of eleven thousand COL.
lars shall st once beGoe end be due and payable. at
my election, 3th!rg in the note given foT the Esma
M s @ 4 ~ II aa "a
interest dre On the H.S- day Of May and 1c first
day Of November A. 3. 1851 nnd notes for five
hundred a;,d ty d9nas caeh 9 a. shosc dstes
have sincs remained and loW are wholly aua and un
Now therefore, public notice = hereby gwen. sat o5
an to secure tie said oE e1eTen thousand do1lats
with interest due thereon tocetac- with costa and
charges of advertisement and sale. the pren3sea
z a sSi ~
their heirs representatives ASSIGNS therein will ne
teld at public auction 70 the highest bidder for cash
aas n & e ae nofs doe q
Cont House u the CITY of Chesgo and which said
2.ei:es are known and described Follows tow1t:
e e let z saa s1s g n s9sk q
cago the County OF Cook and State OF Hlinote to
Eefaer With the brick dwelling aad other Improve.
| me1ts thereon s.tusted FRANCIS z. GoRBlS,
| iii nes5ho,n st-eet Chicago iall-E2ssd
, 1862-03-12
NTORTGAGE SAIE.-Whereas

M Ck1OAAIG 6aLGx.--s ~ 4eECab
y I'd Il f5f f. s @ sz
ef Gook County state of Iipo!z d boof tniEyssve0
81 # G 4s &
Gh,csEe q "a County sd s:ate, converse g ons
:sss!s = R:sss: .:s E @
staSH
4 a sna 2 e &c s r
the sa of esEt funded dolias IsS5 each being Tie
ahd payeeIe respectvely On ths list ay Of esca "a
Yete1 and Nay, from the drst day OF November 1853
g se III sss s. Il
ne payment of of ead lnstslnents os!ntsrest
dolisss Sian i oase bseoas and e dns ia Psyas
to te eonfs,1 And xaefess defsalt
tas been Eadc T. tse payment q said o. ID
efEo:ssnhes 1. B. lssi and Il IL ne1s eEls INN
5d SH sa "a
E:ained and TOW are wholly d1e and unpaid. EoW.
5ss5s Ra 5od Il =: e &
cure the ssd sum Of s1teea THOUSAND doi11sa WIN n
S&5sa isssl 81 T.
s e sod d. pase he
Sss q q D. 4 Sa eo.
r 4 rs &c e y
eeaR saa r. ssass ea!E4 y aa,s ad r. I'd
Cd a91olIoTA 70 VIII lhf1S l! 1eet eAat aAu aSol
Ing the we8t thirty f0l feet number savan I'll
Block sss7e1 5 q the original Town Of Chicagt
thereon stn.tsd Log d to thirty four 81 1elu
ye 81 Huck tE e1tT 11e1 Of South Branch Addition
to ChicsEo Aforesaid with The buildings and other IN
proTement thereon Gttaatel LOTS seyen g! eight G
Addition Lots seven eight Isl md eighteen lIs 9
Block thirteen llsl q ssid South BEs9sa Addanon R
twenty seTea Itz9b Of said South Branch % %Addla94
WIZ C. RxYyoLDa, Attorney, AoFtE4Kea
III Dearborn street.. Chicago. 1RGk2stb
, 1862-03-12

Correspondence of toe NcH 1otk EXprees.l
HAy4xA, March l, 1862.
Captain Adams, Of the Colunbia, takes to
your city to-day evidence exposing trcasona-
bic practices which have for some time. been
in operation between New Tork and this city,
for the aid and comfort Of the rebels. When
this evidence comes to Light 1t will make the
loEal people Of your city stand aghsst at the
traitors and trcaaon In your midst. The
names Of the principal parties implicated viii
be attached in a note to this letter, not for
publication, that none may escape. who de-
serve punishment, and tbat their cause may
not be pfejudiced before their peers.
Is not an uncommon circumstance to find
"Water-proof musket capss," saltpetre and
powder packed in corn. white beans, or other
suitable cereals, to eluae the vigilance and
scouting Of your custom authorities, and are
addressed to willing agents for disposition,
and sale to tic blockade runners Who iafest
OUT ports. The proofs, in ample document
IT form, were presented to Consul Genera!
6hutctdt sone weeks since, but he declined
attention to then, for some good reason,
presume unknown to US. not in the mysteries
Of the consulate but aince yesterday, after
learning that Captain Adams had taken charge
Of the testimony. be has thought better aud
revised bis Judgment, sending for tho party
who made the declarations and furnished cor:
fi17nstoEy documents. offering to take his affi
day5t to The facte. II he wished, and send the
testimony to Washington. It was given
chcax4ully, with the whole history Of tho PRO.
grces Of these nef1ious Transactions mp to
this dafe,-.N Of which fs confirmed By relia'
, 1862-03-12

which will 10 handed, presume, to the
j. United statea District Attorney Tor the Dis
txict Of New: :Y6Ek., t. Il, Of course, fmposal-
bic for the Captain or Par6ef Of steamer TO
know the positive character Of the contents
Of packages taken on ship ooezd, or this sJs-
broken up. Consul General shnfeldt sends q
report By this steamer to the Department Of
State, embracing ill the facts alluded to. It
Is rather wofse, In the way of crime, than
buying cotton here Of the rebel agents Tor
Northern spauners, which, by the way,: IL
, 1862-03-12
5e>ning #acbinf8.
L., CORNELL & Co.'s
Sewing Machines.

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Taggart & Fairs Patent. Wi1coI& 4Ibb4 Patent.
Empire Patent
All Sewing Machines In market make one Or smother
OF these three stitches Single Thread Stitch Double
Lock Stitch, tfrom two common epoo!0; tocE q
FIVE YEAEs n The business and placuesl knoKedge
In sayfng that We have by fir the best stlest 42st
Simp!e and reliable machines taking ALL ~ THEAE
when well made and that each in ts place. il preferred
by different parties Ours Is the only office where you
Of t6s dsEent sSitehes and hass yonr eh91cs M Tth IA
pa1tiea whatever they wish to sew. Onr Heayy Manu-
featuring Lock Stitch take on both sidea) Machlnoa
are as large and heaVy aa StngerS1 while they run
lighter faster and With eas than one tenth of ting noaa.
We Keep Sewing Machine SlE- Cotton on, Ecsdiea,
and We Rent Sewing Machines by the week OF month.
Lady st9 attendance tS DO ~ kinds Of stitching
Send red stamp for Samples and Circular or call and
wee them st
1913 Lake Street, (uP stafrs.}
Address L. CORNELL 4 co, Box 81, Chicago. III.
TEe9.61.tr1
, 1862-03-12
MASTERS SAT,E-Sta+e of TIL

lg4 noss, Cook County. es.-CIrcutt Court Of Cook
Gounty..In Changer. John LeElsvs: James \ Kzes.
md Patrick Walsh:-Dccree Of Foreclosure
Public notice ta hereby given that I. L. 6. Palne
nllnoia viii, in pur. nance of Mandate III Decree
iii at pub,ic suction fot ea1 70 ia liahss ois
tte o9Itn aceE q the Cont uo1ss on Block thity
day Of March A D. 1862 at ten O'clock ii the forenoon
Of said day, al Of the reztgaged premises described
subdivision of Blocks numbered seventy st1 I76J and
Eerensyscyeu TIL In the School Section Addition to
much and such portion thereof nay be necessary
make the money due upon asfd Decree with ceSts In
terest commissions, &c. L.C. PAINE FREER
Maker In EhanccTy Of Cook Cannts.
Chicago N1rrh eth 1ata NH. .5Sys ID
, 1862-03-12

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, 1862-03-12

NO. 90 Wal Street, NeW orks
SmAH oEFIEE1
Eoys7nment RAtiiuad md Bans etoeks bought md
sold et the Brokers Board e9ra1sFrH q commission.
negod1ted md Sdysnces made etstiinx and French
Ucs EotaE anFpad. Interest allowed on Depodta
Ee}ef 70 Hon Hugh 7. Dickey, ~. &. Gnrnfe, Esq,
JsmnS {Enno Esn 49,. ruh1in49f Nu
, 1862-03-12

GTATE: OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY: ssz zsupeter Court Of Chicago, March
Term, A D. 1SS2-Otbo-u r. Keith, Albert E. EaIo1
and EdEon Keizh IA George CTt7 7-Astschuent-
Public notice Is hereby given to the sat George CSst
Clerk Of the Superior Co7rr Of Chicago. dated the III
day Of EepEusI =. D. 1872 At the s1iE Of the said
and asanet the esrate of the said George G1 the
snm af oae Ha1d5s,l and Three Sgloo noa5s directed
returned executed:
Now, therefore, unless you, the said George Cdst.
shs personally be aud appear pefere the said Superior
Court Chicago On OF before The rst day the TEN
Of Chicago, the first Monday Of April, A. D. 1872
give special bail and plead to tie sac plaintiff action
Judgment will be entered 8gatnst yon and in favor ea
the esd plaintiffs, and @ much q the property at
sad crs4 viii be sold tn tati6ty the SANE.
THOMAS B. GARTER Clerk.
GAlIEp q HrIrEEQCE. Comp!tta, So}'ra EnhEp42AN