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HIGHLY CoNCEsrR.FE" ssGErABLs
EXTRACT.
AZURE TONIC.
DOCTOR HOoFLANUS
ERMAN BlTT Frs. p
DR.. C. N. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa,
WILL EFFECTUALLr CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE.
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DIS
EASES OF THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL
DISEASES ARISING FROM DIsoR-
DERED LIVER OR STOMACH
as C"nstipa-
ton, Inward Piles,
Head, Aciiity of tn. Stomach
Nausea Heart burn, Disgust for Food,
tatons. sinking or flutterng at the Pit Of the
Stomach Swimming of the Head, Hurried and DIFF
o oT9 su"sntips SENSATIONS when in yn; p1sMre
Dimness Of yi.ion. Dots or W.bs before the sight,
f Per M Yellovress Of the Skin and ''
Eyks Pain in the , SIDE, t,acT, Chest,
Heat Burning in the Flesh
Constant Imsginings
Depression of
Spirits.
And tciR posittcely prsrsnt Ytiloic Fsrer Bilious
Ftrer, Sc.
They Ceniai III No Alcohol Or Bad Wh:skey!
They vii! cure the above diseases in ninety nine
cases out OF hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale AMI universal pop
ularty ui iiouhand sGerman 3itters tpureiy vege-
adyenturfrs, have opened upon SUFFERING humanity
the food gates OF NostruinS in the shape OF poor
and chirst1,ed TonEes Sfoi.aciiics and iittrrs.
Beware Of the iunumnrahlp array nf tc"'niic
kegs, nrdcr the modest aprraton of Bittrrs
which, IN stead vi curing, only aggrayRtc disease
AMI leave the disappointed sufferer i'll dc pair.
HOOFLANB'S GERMAN BITTERS
not new and untried tiee. but have stood
the test Of fifteen years trial by the American pub
lie; and their reputation and sale not rivailed
by any similar preparation.
The proprietors have thousands of Letters from
the most eminent
CLERG WIEN.
LAWYERS
PHYSICIANS,
CITIZENS,
Testifving Of their own personal kuowe'Se, 30 the
beneficial effects and medical virtues of these Bit
terS.
Do Tos: Fcnt Something to Strengthen Tom7
Do Tou Wat Good 4ppcti'so
Do You liant to BH:!d Up Your Constitution
Do You Hcat to Feel FcH2
Do Tou UGnt 10 Get Rid Of NercousncSS9
Do Iom Tcnt Energy?
Do Ecu Want 10 Steep HeRp
Do You WGnt Brisk and Rigorous Fcel;nga
IF YOU DO, USE
HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LATE FROM THE SOUTH.
THE DoNREDkRATE ARMY RESTING QUI.
BTLY"
. REBEL ABUSE OF GENERAL BRAGG.
THE DANvILLE EXTENSION ROAD TO BE
HURRIED Up.

rHESoU IA WARNED NOT rs COUNT ON ANY
ADVANTAGE FROM DEMOCRATIC SCC-
CESSES AT THE NORTH.
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RANKS OF ISSUE
WASHINGTON AND GEoRGrrowN

WASHINGTON ,ro,,r.
Bank of Metropolis Farm.rs, ana Naohsn;,,
Bank Of Washington. R.,x
Patriotic Bank Bank of Corr.o-,
Bullion Bank.
The Bullion Bank and the Bank Of Conr,e-o. IA
sue notes of the denomination of one dollar an,
upwards. osa,mf
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

1MTiMORE AND UlliO RAiL2aAo.-
&0a
PAssEneKR TRAINS EaoA WASHINGTON.
On =, Tas RI s.sIl sasssssat ssi fss An go
WASHINGTON. salfiss;xT6kz, AND tn, w,sr
,IvE DALI fRaiss rs wxsiissros AND
TWO DAHL, ,S ssi sSI nh VIZ v.saIss-
On srSDALk oSS - rs4 4nI H II
sof the Wet make S: &c
:ss oAiS alIssa g ssia. Sss, q is'ss 1s;s
9f,, iisf s siff &; and NEW voxk-s....
y! AkSafoIfs@T.s. %..s sGs n .Iis~....
-. 70. s ." ?, ron AL POINTS wrsr,
leave warrington a and ss ssa oA nd ssIs'se
p.m.. and on Sundays st $50 D. n -rst
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Leave New York 81 7A: ms, PhiladelyAia uA O.
m. Baltimore S.S5p.m. Arrive ~ wsshinxtee So
Leave New York at s p. M. phil.a.lpeis ,s.s,
m bsiumore fSa n. Arrive a. ~sshinstso
Leave New York =. Il p m Phi..sslgs,s Sd
Local accommodation Train. leave baltimore as
Zoe. m. and = Q. N for Washington, arrive tkefs
On Sundays sfI s. and 80 .. NJ only from Bait,-
No Annapolis connectioas,on Sunday from Bsitsr
more Washineton. ~
Passengers leaving Washington At and 7.scs.n.
and 3.3n p. m, make connections at Washington
junction Relay with Trains on the baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for al points West of The Ohio River
and for all points sspug the tfne az the baltimore
apd Ohio road in Aaryla and Virginia. = 4
Trains leave Annapolis for baltimore and WASH
ington daily except Sundays. at 5.<5 q. aud SEQ
.. m.
Passenger Trains leaving washinston atsa. m,
II q. IN . and 3 p. n, sd Baltimore At <So and ~
a. and 80 p. m, stop only 1t Annapolis and
Way Passengers must taAe the Accommodation
Trains only. W. p. SMITH,
m Trr Master Of ansportatron
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A Il NJ Y 5 u z z l. | Els.

A RMY s UPP LIES
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF QUARrERMAsrEa,
Army Of the Potomac, !
WASHINGTON, Septembe ~, 1852
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the u 81
OF the army of the Potomac the following articles
5000 tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
naled, the weight ofeach bale to be marked
2,OOa 900 bushels of Oats, of the best quality in
strong sacks, well sewed -
1000 cords Oak and Hickory Wood we'll saa sonad
and of the best quality
Each bid must be accompanied by the endorse
ment OF two responsible persons that the contract.
IL awarded will be fulfilled
a. BIDS will be opened from time to time as the AZ
ucleS may be needed and contracts will b. w. rtas
,Gt the Quantities needed to the lowest responsible
piIaer u p 10 the time of opening.
any bid. " Va any part oi
Proposals should be endorsed .Proposals for U.v
or oals, or Wood, as the case may be- AMI enelassd
Ia separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,.
,aoa+s Lieut.. Col. and A. ID. c..
- - - Chief Quartermaster
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w A I L X n ICE.

ca ooISeqaence OF the lowness OF the water in thu
Sceral reservoir il will be necessary unless craas
economy of water is practiced for the GoyernS.ess
so1n 10 smut on the supply 10 citizens entirely
al PersolS are, therefore, orbdden To ma tha
nSa,ants on Pennsylvania avenue, any streets
Cr avenues under the and superyisian 81 e.
COMMISSIONER of Public buildings for wstsr;n to
whatever. r"Ne porPoss
- And all persons using the water are ur,an,,x an
hcited 10 be as economical il its use As noss;hie
seq Commissioner of Public Rn;Idins.
ShAMLs, CLoAks, DRESSES, centre SHIFTS
GOODS RICH Silks WRAPPINGS, DRESS
marked in plain figures ~ oaru '"i~o
ms U n N"rsbsrs and Eastern eorEesgondeats send
Ne lev supplies aaily. PERRY BRO,
oo 10 ft Pa. ave. and Ninth street
TIE MOTH AMERICAN REVIEW FOR &C.
tober, Si.3 Contents: Edward Irving: JeIfis
greek GRAMMAR The Jews in Jerusalem: Msjsms
SWetchine; Sarcotice; Trollope's North America.
Sonnt dc GaSparin; The Free Trade Policy Of S!rea}
britain; The Character of the Rebellion ami the
S So1iaus' oi the war Among the Pines Critical
Ccl0 FEANCE T,vrnp
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- L L l. l. X s. s l. PIP l. les,
l88o.-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION RITTER

lnVigorates, strengthens, and purifies the sys-
TEN: is perfect appetizer, and natures great
restoIer tits composed OF pure ST. Croix Rum,
The celebrated Caiisaya Bark, roots and herbs
Particularly adapted 10 weak and delicate per.
sons, and can be relied upon for its purity. 1t
cures Dyspepsia, Is 4 gentle tonic, and is inst
tn" thing for changes of the season. Sold by
all GroCers, Druggists, Hotels, and saloons
+. II. DRAKE & 90, 2tn Broadway. New
YORK. Sc 25-eo6m
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H. o. HOOD

rs Constantly receiving. aud has always on hand,
q full supply of all the most celebrated ~
WATCHES that are manufactured in Eng ESRS
land, Switzerland and America, both in Gold
and Silyer cases. He also keeps large stock d
fne JEW E1.RY of the most desirable styles set
with Diamonds, Emeralds. Rubies and all other
Gems He is also manufacturing all kinds Of Solid
standard Silver War;. and keeps Swords Reyoa-
yers, Sword Belts and Sashes. Bowie Knives Raaors
Scissors. Gold, Silver. and Steel spectscles and .
great variety of other things usually kept in Jew
elry Store and all at the very lowest price No 33S
Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets. fe l5E
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p GIVE Nh A cALLi = :

IN GIVE Nh CALF 80 Il
Il BE Cndersisned respectfully informs his frispAs
and the public that he will open kia
velknown establishment this day fory ~ IA
the season. He has had il thsroughly
been engaged sll the summer in bedding
the most choice OYSTERS the chesspeake Bay
could produce in his famous creek at Piney Psiut
i will receive by the steamer James GUY, from
Pinsy Point, twice = week, fresh supply, indie
arrangements there will be no failure IN filing any
contracts that may be made with the hment,
nwe have never heretofore failed - do, independ-
emit Of the blockade. -
My sements are 90 complete that it can eops
With any house in the United States
pledge myself TO pay particular attention 20 fur
nishing hetes, restaurants, suffers and private
families. at the lowest cash prices. 80
Will Keep also on hand fine assortment fresh
canned FRUITS and Theoretically sealed MEATS
and VEG ETABES. T. HARVEY,
Depot ISL ST., between 10Th and nth,
eeS-u Washington City % O.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CHSsARAr INsTITUT., xor,o ,,
,ss, and 1893 s,r neH q. Pki,s1.isnis..

1877 and 1879 eprnce 1t. Pkits]eipha.
The regular cour-e Of instruction enbescee tAs
English and French Languages and Litsrsturs.
stisnte thorough Enslish and French education.
french Is the language OF the fAla!ly. ana Ia con-
particular attention. and taught from the udi-
rnents to the highest of literature and com
Der 18th and clc.ss July Ist CirvnIsrs, &c can be
obtained from Madame DHERvTtLT, PRINCIPAL
OF Chessray Institute. may 27-sm
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e The number of abe-bodied men i'll Mas
sachnsetts between the ages of J. and -, reject
ing cXempts, is lA.jii.
- The population of III" Russian Empire
i'll 1723 was 1i.Da,UOO; i'll 1-tE. - WH.UU; and at
present il amounts TO GJ.WH,nU.
uV- Albrrcht Adams, the German battle
painter. is just dead, At the age of seventy-siX
He was the Nestnr of Munich painters.
~ The Spanish Cortcs has been convened
10 meet on The first day OF December next.
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McGREGOR L. co.

90. kT THEIR
EXTENSIVE WAREROOMS,
$40 SEVENTH STREET.
offer Inducements to purchasers 81 FURNITURE
anduther HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Our stock is large and varied.
PARLOR SUITES, in Brocstelie, Rep and Hair
Cloth
CHAMBER SETS. in Solid Oak. Walnut. Mahog
any aud Painted, neatly crRrm-nt-d.
OAR Walnut and Mahogany EXTENSION IA
BIES and DINING CHAIRS. .-..
Superior Curled Hair MATTRESSES, Huss and
other Mattresses -t.'
Also. q large quantity sf low priced BEDSTEADS
CHAIRS, TABLES, BIZ REAUs, MARDROBES,
WASHSTANDS, OFFICE FURNITURE. &c.
All Of whish msde fTsm the best materials
and warranted tu give subtraction.
Persons furnishing would do well To look through
the stock before purchasing, "a We are selling at
prices to suit the times.
sfcGREGOR & CO..
oc 3-Sweo $50 Seventh street.
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ofhAN PREMIUM
TRgNK MANUHACroRY,
49SSErESrH ST., WA sHSGfos, d. G.
Silver Medal awarded by Maryland Institute Of Bal
timore. November 2. 1850.
Also, Medal by Metropolitan Mechsnicis Institute
Washington, ID. c., lSS.
UNYMI am constantly making and always2UN
9TN have on hand of the best ma kk4&
80 terisl, every description Of 0So
Fine SOLE LEATHER.
IRON FRAME,
LADIES' DRESS,
WOOD ROX, and
PACKING TRUNKS,
CANVAS TRAVELLING BAGS,
SCHOOL SATCHELs "a.
AT Low PRICES.
Members OF Congress AND Travellers will plesso
examine nay stock before purchasing elsewhere
Trunks that are made in other cities
Superior LEATHER and DRESS TRUNKS made
to order.
TRUNKS COVERED and REPAIRED at short
notice. =
Goods delivered free of charge TO any part Of tho
city, Georgetown and AleHans,is . -onu,v
- 4 M
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'. OFftG iAL.
IMPAIRMENT OF STATE. -...
- WASHINGTON, yanuary35, lss7.
The Secretary Of state will hereafter receive Mem
oers Of Congress on business on Saturdays, COM
nencins with Saturday. the frst Of next month.
tan g7.tf - ..-. WILLIAM H. sRwARp
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NOT1CE;-THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
l carried on by the name of +. j. HEIBERG Err
q co was Dissolved by mutual consent on The 5Ith
OF August last. All those indebted to the tirm are
entIy requested 10 set lie without delay: at the
Old place Uf business. =. J. HEIRERGER
J. III KING
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MERcHASsTI;SI,r rRs
HOTELS.
RESTAURANTS, &c.
WILLIAM FINLEY & BROTHER,
CORNER SEVENTH ANDF Srs.,
Wholesale Dealers in
FINE-C CUT AND PLUG TOBACCO, SEGARS
PIPES, &c,,
Invite the attention of the Trade before purchas-
ing to examine our large stock, which is
replete with all grades of
the above articles.
Also, AGENTS for IRis City
of
JOHN J. DAGLEYS ~
CELEBRATEDF INECUT MICHIGAN TOBACCO
TICE.
MICHIGAN FINE-CUT
Can be had a. the following places, whom we fur
nish
j. s. DEARING, No. 262 Pa. avenue, above
18th ST.
D. Z. IRVING, No. 514 Seventh ST.
A. NJ. HOOVER, No. 2e7 Pa. avenue, (south
BEN. SOLOMON, No. III Pa. avenue, above
18th ST
VIM A HENDERSON, No AIS Fifteenth ST.,
opposite Treasury Building. &C SLIM
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NoTlCE1IThe subscriber, +. J Heiberger senior
ing his friends and the public generally that be
wl continue the business in all its branches under
merit the continued favors Of their former nstpnns
L. j. HEIRERGER & Co
a., tsncceSsers tn II =. Loudon & Col
SEPT Citizens Military and Naval Taller
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SECRET DIsEAsEsi SECRET DISEASES!

SHsMM55REITrr4aNNrS GIFT;;
THE MOTT CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
Yes, positive cure for -.
SECRET DISEASES.
GONoRRllHA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, &c.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only ten pills TO be taken TO effect cure.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
any unpleasant taste, a2 win not in any way injurs
the stomach or bowels the most delicate.
IN twenty four hours" Prepared by . graduate
OF &c University OF Pennsy yania, one OF the most
eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present day.
SAMARTTAN'S GIFT
WIZ cnre any case in from two TO four days, and
recent cases in
TWENTY FOUR HOURS!
No e9poSure go frox5L. change ,rhaferer.
Let those who have despaired of getting cured,
or Who have been sorsed with Balsam Copayia or
Mercury Mt once try the
sAMARlTANS GIFT.
Sent by mail in q plain envelope
Price male packages, 81 Price female packages, SIS.
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SANhhIIANH BOUT ANN HERB JUICES,
4 SPEEDfAN PERMiNENTC CURE
FOR SYPHILIS OR yENEREAL
DISEASES -
Here is positive cure-no Mercnry-uo poieop-but
the juices of Roots and Herbs combined.
TINS form OF the disease makes its appearance 70
sores on the organs of generation, or they may oc
cur on other parts of the body, which happeee
mostly on the yroins. and very often as ulcers Of
the mouth letters, spots carries and nodes of tbs
bones &C., &C: Any and all If these symptoms
sAMARTTANs ROOT AND HERB JUICES.
sent by express. Price 81 bottle, or bottles
sAMARrTANs cHANCRE WASH.
Price % cents Full directions
oM DESMOND CO., Box Isl philadelphis Pos
Sold by S. CALVERT FORD, corner of nth sna
CO. EMAN & ROGERS. Is3 Baltimore street,
Baltimore. oc II IN
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-12-02

ground. Constitutional liberty-liberty
of speech and freedom Of the press 1t
is an omen of better times, the victories
we have heard from our brother Demo
Gratis in Ohio, Indiana, New York, Penn
sylvania. Illinois and Wisconsin it is a
sign that the Constitution will never be
violated again by arresting man with
out proper showing. hope that Con-
stitutional liberty will be preserved, and
| hope there is long day coming for
the Democracy. And now, Mr.. Maho-
ny, | welcome you again to the embraces
of your family and of your friends, hop
ing that many days Of happiness and
prosperity are before you, and that you
will regari the shouts of welcome which
you hear, and the congratulations of your
friends, as verdict of acquittal, if any
were wanted, that many days Of happi
ness and prosperity will be before you.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-12-02
The Canvass.

Senator jennings, Of Dubuque, has
been present during the canvass of the
State election returns. lie appears on
tie part of Hon. I. S. Wilson, candidate
for District Judge, AMI j. III. O'Nen,
candidate for District Attorney, of the
Dubuque district, and has filed excep.
tons to the proceedings Of the Board OF
Cansassers, which we give as follows
POINTS OF THE PROTEST.
l.. The rejection Of all votes OF Iowa
soldiers who had not, on the day of elec
ton. been mustered into the service of
the United States.
2. The rejection Of all votes OF soldiers
not cast at the place whore the orgaaiza
h0n Of their regiments, detachments of
regiments, companies. or batteries, eas
at the time OF the election, in accordance
with the requirements of the act TO take
tho votes, This includes all scattering
votes of soldiers in hospitals, on parole
as prisoners of war. or any other place
a'eoy from their company, regiments,
&c.
3. The rejection of all votes of soldiers
who, at the time Of the election, were in
the regiments or companies Of Missouri,
or other States, and who were not Ioua
soldiers. within the meaning of the act,
though they may have gone from this
State, and claim their residence here.
4. The rejection Of the votes ofall sol.
disrs not cast on the iith Of October
Des Noines Times.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-12-02
WOUNDED.

Six hundred and forty three wound
ed =
If that were all / My wife spoke in
sad voice. If that were all =
The return is given as complete |
said, referring again TO the newspaper
which held in my hand. 'One hun
dred and forty one killed. and six hun
dred and forty three wounded
A fearful list, but it is not all, my
wife answered. Her tones were even
sadder than at first a great many
more were wounded-a great many
more
But this is an official return, signed
by the commanding general.
And so far, doubtless, correct. But
from every battle field go swft-winged
messengers that kill or wound at thou
sand miles, instead OF thousand PAGES
bullets invisible to mortal eyes, that
pierce loving hearts. OF the dead and
wounded from these we have no report.
They ara casualties not spoken Of by our
commanding general
/ had not thought of this or, at least,
not with any realizing sense of what it
involved Ny wife resumed
Let us take the matter home. We
have son in the army. The ball that
strikes him strikes us. If, in the list OF
killed and wounded, we had found his
name, would there have been no bayonet
point or shattering bullet in our flesh +?
! shiver at the thought. All. these in
visible messengers Of pain and death
wound often deeper than iron and lead ;
As she thus spoke my eyes were rest
ing on tho official list, and | saw the
name Of friend. An ejaculation OF
surprise dropped from my lips.
'What?' My startled wife grew
slightly pale.
Harley is wounded y
%. dear ! The pallor increased,
and she laid her hand over her heart-a
sign that she felt pain there. Badly p
She tried TO steady her voice.
A ball through his chest. Not set
down as dangerous. however,
Poor Anna What sad tidings for
her 7 My wife arose : / must go to
her Immediately
Do SO, / answered.
Soon afterward we went out together !;
to my office, and she TO visit the wife
OF our wounded friend.
1t is strange how little those who are
not brought into the actual presanoe Of
death aud disaster on the battle field
realize their appalling nature. We read
Of the killed and wounded, and sum up
the figures as eoldly, almost, as if the
statistics were simply commercial. We
talk Of cur losssss as inditferenly as il
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-12-02
Military Rank.

BY glance at the shoulder straps
worn by army officers, their ranks. aud
the branch of the service 10 which they
are attached, may be at once named, If
you know how, and this is the way:
The shoulder straps OF major gener-
al boar two silver embroidered stars, ono
on each end Of the strap. Brigader gen
eral has one silver star only. A colonel
has a silver embroidered spread eagle
a lieutenant colonel has two silver en-.
bToidered leaves, one at each end of The
strap major has two gold embroidered
leaves similarly placed. A captain has
two gold bars at each end of the strap:
a first lieutenant, one gold bar At each
end and second lieutenant has no bars
at all,
The cloth of the strap. by lis color.
distinguishes the arm of tho service.
For general and staff officers, il is dark
blue for artillery. scarlet; for infantry,
sky blue for ritlemen, green, and for
cavalry, orange color.
Non-commissioned officers are indica-
ted by . chevrons" or stripes on the coat
sleeve in tho form Of the letter v Cor
porals wear two stripes sergeants three
Orderly sergeants have = lozengo, or dia.
mond shaped figure, within the angle of
the chevrons. Sergeant majors have The
three stripes of sergeant completed into
a triangle, base uppermost.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-12-02
The Traitor Mahony of Dubuque.

1t seems that this notorious traitor, re-
Gently discharged from the Old Capitol
Prison, was very penitent before leaving
there. He took and subscribed to the
following oath before he was discharged
|, ID. Mahony, do solemnly swear that will
support, protect and defend the constitution
and government of the United States against
enemies, either domestic or foreign, and that
| will bear true faith. allegiance, and LOYALTY
to the same, any ordinance, resolution. or law
OF any State convention or legislature to the
contrary, Notwithstanding and further that
do this with the full determination, pledge and
purpose, without any mental reservation or eva
sion whatsoever and further, that will nei
ther enter any of the States now in insurrection
against the authority of the federal government.
nor hold any correspondence whatever with
thtn, or with any person in them during pres
ent rebellion, without permission of the Sccre-
tary of War, and that lcM in an tiaqs 9cDort
myscJ as good and ioyal citi.ea of the United
States, dnd that lcia not, at any future time,
commence or cause aRy action or suit AGAINST the
officers Of any oyat State or of tie United States
Jor causing my arrest or imprisonment so helD me
God
Sworn and subscribed to before me this. lltb
day OF November, 1862.
L. c. TURNER,
Judge Advocate.
The oath TO deport himself as "loyal
~ igor - ;,,,,sl;-- IL - l., ..s.. >: - !
self justly charged with being disloyal,
and the additional oath that he will not
prosecute any officer of any loyal State,
or the United States, for causing his ar.
rest, is sworn acknowledgment on his
part that the arrest was justiable and
proper. The less that is now said by
Mahony aud his traitorous sympathizers
the better. He has himself made good
all that has ever been charged against
him Chicago Tribune.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-12-02

Counterfeit postage currency has al
ready made It's appearance in New York.
The counterlsiisrs hava succeeded in
closely initiating the lettering, with the
exception OF tho date. which is in larger
figures than in the genuine. The latter
work is rather poorly executed, as also
the margins, having been evidently done
by an ordinary machine; but il tho pa
per were soiled. tho defect would scarce
ly be noticed, especially in poor light