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o. The Carlisle (Pa.) American cautions the
public against the notes Of the following banks,
all Of which have been refused at the counters OF
the banks Of that place Shamokfn Bank, Nor
thumberland Bank; Crawford County Bank ;
Lawrence County Bank; Beaver County Bank;
Northwestern Bank, Warren; Tioga County
Bank; Pit.son County Bank; Central Bank OF
Holidaysburg-all Of Pennsylvania The notes
Of the Beverly Bank, Of New Jersey, are also re-
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WAsHINsroN. NAV q

WAsHISsToN, May %, 1862.
This 10 10 certify that DR.. TumblstY, the Indian
Herb Doctor, has cured me Of consum ption.
4. CLAI DORSEY, United States Capitol.
THE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR
viii describe diseases and tell his patients the
nature Of their complaintsor illness, without re-
ceiying any information from them.
No charge for CoHsElfatioR Or Advies.
Once, No. II Washington Buildings, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, corner 7th street ie 2.H
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WHEAT CRoPs-There 10 a general cornnls,nt
among tne farmers hereabouts, Of the rayages
being made In the wheat by the fy, the midse.
the lower part Of the county, which few moa,h. -
ego presented most splendid prospect 10, = fuIl
we'd, VIII not De cut and that, In many places.
Even eve me straw has been greatly damaged. From
.ne upper part or the county we have better
reports. Though somewhat damaged by the a y
tne crops there, IL Is said will oe nearly as good
es IL was last year.-Roek1ILs (Md) Union
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TIE lRoNsIoKs.-The work on the yariou. mart.
o. TIE iron-ciad steamer Ironsides Is now sp-
preaching to the finishing up state. In a few
osys stsam VIII be raised In her and the ma
chlnery viii be tried to detect any defect before
sne delivered 70 the Government, which will
De oy tne 18th of July, the date on which the
conuaet requires her TO be passed from the hands
Navy Department, ready for service Tbs cor
usctofs are making strong exertion. 70 be ahead
OF uDe-PkiLadsIp IpAia BEl.sfin
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OThe general orders respecting gueriilas are
very pointed. We quote some Of them:
Secretary Stanton says-"Let them swing
Gen. Dix advises 10 'sshoot them on the snot .,
Gen. Schofeld says-''Execute them immedi.
ately.D -.
Gen. Blunt siys-"Give them no quarter
Sen. Loan says-"shoot them when fosnd -
Gen. Halleck's orders are-ssLet them he tr,a5
immediately by drumhead court, and punished
with deafh.n
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Fran Memphis.

MENPHrs, June 30-Capt. McMichael, Of Gen
Grants staff, who wss taken prisoner az Shiloh,
has just been exchanged
Gen. Grant has restored the editorial control of
the Argus to It's ptoprietors, with notice that Il
will be at once suppressed shouls It coRtaia any
thing offensive to the government
The locomotive destroyed Yesterday was tbs
only one on the road at this point
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Frem CalIferut.

sAN .FRANcrsco, June 25-The steamshir
Sierra Nevada, which arrived yesterday from
the northern coast, brings over s200, 600 worth O
Columbfa -
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT-k comfortable, vel FurnisheI !
emo streets north. The TCoDs are spacious and
lofty, with gas throuEhogt, snd FEEp OF ezcsl-
lent water /, the yad Ehe furniture 10 modera,
Es1dI0me Sld In good order A fno rossU cod
Pi.ro, noer,T nsg' win be lnclCded, II desired.
je a. -eost~
EOR SALt-Tw1 lew Ef.. Glass three story
4 BRICK HOUSES, on the hsIga.. Of " SeOrse-
town ln&uIre of W. ~. GOrEY. js5I-f
EOBT CDRGoRAN FOR SALE-The he mansion
a Hocse, extedstse Qut-i nIldInss. rBd Isrm,
formerly known as tho L SoyAr = zoe" Cud lat,
as "Rosty" situated on ATiIngtoc .3s'I Ihss, opPO-
Slte 6eoTg6tov8, ID. G, embraCIrE eltire!y ths
fortress known aR Fort CorooTsa !" and pSTtiC =
of Fort Bennstt is for sale. che place contains
70 acI.. of wood land. Tho view from the M-n
on IF the entire District of Columbia, including
tie Potomac Elysr is uasHrPassed, IN for eItsrt
and beauty. 1lt- P1TIect FOt terms &c sPSlJ
& ALEX CASSEIE. iadisna syeHue, between %
and Sd streets, or TO FRED. W. JONES, AttOTnes
l6a Bridge 81 Georgetown, ID. G. je S lFaH
h'UE sALt-BUILDINS bUTS, near the Navy
YsTd, "a feet iiOLt ty l3l fs Z deer, for S7i 70
SlOo each. F1ySo!S II smai INA ta msnts of 81 q
month. Assistance VIII - given t. Ibn-e desiTl 5
HOOK Ovsr a9n Seventh 4 isI7 In
EOR EENT-A fpruishod four-stcT, BRICK
4 NV ELLlSG, N a pleasant srd hoa.taiHi rsTt
bath room supplied NisS hyarHnt water, and gas
throus hopt; caTTisEe hOuEe S-d stable attached.
This 10 desirable residence for an II. 9. or Gov
eminent employee IN either one OF the Depart
pents. Inquire at 37s Eleventh street, between
b Sno l.. from 20 q m. ssII
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Fire at DauyiIIe. Pa

pLNVILLE, June 35.-The M9ntour House .
l.. Riehl, proprietor, was partially destroyed by
fire this morning. Tre roo. % the main building
was entirely consumed, and the roorGs -pon the
third hoor with the furniture therein gTeatI5
damaged. The entire loss was between two and
three thousand dOllau-partIy insured.
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Arrivai q the nerthern L,eht.

Nxw YoRK, June 30.-The steamer Norther,
LiE b, from Aspinwali on the 2lst, arrived her,
this afternoon with Si00, 600 IN treasure and AT,
passengers The news ffom the Isthmus is IN
important, ~; y 80 - 90,
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no BE GOOD LOOKING.
/ AND PlNEY POINT.

AND PlNEY POINT.
The Potomac S'eamhoSt Company Will d.spsioh
c bc-t fr n tho foOt Cf :. h gtTseE,
Wsss'ss.o1, eTeTs mOTLlEs, tSUn esAf=zz.N
cay OK X3e ted. SO o'c9oE, f.T
CTeek, stCpPtrr 80 ~ asrburv's LautinC, Returning
wall leave hsu.a Creek every CsI, (Sundays or
cep cd , st . oock ~
For ire gAt aI1c passsEe SpH on boa I'd tao boats
on Saturdays, the Aost esvsDs 80 O'Clock IN
the morn NJ wall eTtsid her ,T.S % Ptrey POIgt
srd P-lno Psl a tsEmcdI .ts lAndinEs. Returning.
lesVe flnes PClas a. tlEht O'Clock on SupoAY eve
ring.
Fare 70 kqais Crssk, 50. Round trit, S.
Fare - Z aes Point, So
For fre Ght pss age, apPlT 20 freight agents on
the WnarVns. sid IN
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Auction SAL.ES.
By WALL & BARNARD, Auc,iope.r,


T'RUSrEEY SALE OF VALUABLE Isl.
trust, suJ mIds add recaT6ed II L,6sr J. A s
a. su5iion. 10 Il, hishrs, 6.die,, on tse Premsss
81 s'c.osE N. en- MONDAY, re .sth dsI o.
Lot LGaosren LInstsen, Cs1 } IN square 1,nber ed
i've huTdrei 50 sI<tsen, 1915 with the improve
Eke property il siIJate1 81 sfTee, rorth, ts
'Tsen t'h and Sth strests west
FERNS O sale: oae thIrd ossh; the TSs:dss IN s,
u ami lB months, the FuroAassr q give potss for
tne e'eTTe1 IsrEerts. bta-Ing interest from the
On; sd 81 ssit, g sGsed sven aEd deed Of trust rr;
e9pve anslnf q, The o,st # the parchssrr. :,
e II sH9 ys ,s 70 TSompy with the
tho lght - retel the property TIE risk ana 4
Of the deisultng purchaser. By sdtsFtisinE. Ihe
:. tSFSs ESrSS EskRLY;T ffSfS!ff Trustee.
by C. McG6IaE CO.. AuOtlonsers.
TRUsTEE'S Sale OF VALUABLE H.
sSafE the land record: Of Wa bias:on 't co1Sty.
: ss fp6o kuOtoS S3 o. on sAFuRDsY ssS ri
dsy CT ial'. 1881, at the Office OF J. c. McGuire
nE Resl Estsse stuLfs tr tha city OF Washing ton,
Lots Il, p. Is a, snd Is, in s.usre 20. 81.
Also Part Of OF 6, IA :he subdisisIol or Lots
Nos ls, IS, snd IL IN ssuare So, fronting on IL
dams avenue, nesr the CItJ RSli.
The s,yoFal parcels ta.l nPTOved) Will be offered
scssTs,elv
The terms o. sale are: One fourth in cash and
the reeidue in SIX, twelve ard eghteen months,
with interest frCil the day of E.lei the deferred
payments to - rs-Tred By notes sArlgf4o,OTT -
the trustee. and lion, bT dssd of trust nson the
property for tns pErchaso OF Etoh suoh n0tes shs.
hsve been Tesp5otIvsiy gIvca.
II tbose terms be not complied with on third day
after the sa the trustee reserves tEs IIgt 20
sels rsol three dsys' nOuoe, at the rlsE ano OK
Penss or the delauiting purchaser
All ooDveJ6noing SI tie eXYense Of tho EuTchs.
feIs resPeotVelf
]. II. CARLISLE, Trustee.
je 9dts J. G., NcGuiGS CO. Aacts,
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DAN AWAY FROM THE SUHSCKIoER
IA nesI Blsdenzburs, two NEGRO ROYS, -
on Monday last Henry Beckett, feet inoh ~
mefs; he had his thigh Drokes and limss -
lit Q; aged 1s years; Lloyd, fee. or iIcb-Sks
oocasioned BY burns, thick lips and grum oounts-
nance, and speaks suick; . very large head and
Lloyd, and either case they must be brought home
before receiving the above rewsrd.
je7 FIELDER MAGRUDER.
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WAkEED-Everyp person 70 know that an IN
w tae market. ready % pay cash for .ll ernclee
In the hossefurnishIng hns, Those leaving the
slt., or having surplus, win do well 70 cali. 81,
BUC8LY, 42e Seventh st., between y ana II SIS !.
(esst Eids,) Dealer in New and Sooond hand Far
nlIare. nolGd
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BONTZ & 3IFFITH.

TN H e ARMY FEAST!
= Parody on Dryden,
but not o
DRY PAloDY.
'Ivas et q glorious feast, for Norfolk won,
By patriot sword and gun,
Aloff, with JOY elate,
The gallant BsRNsIDK sate,
Rhode Isand's noble SON.
His valiant staf were rang cd sround,
EAelr 8ppetltee N sharp as swords noV ground
And tempting cheer the taDls crowned.
Q1yton's rare BosToN CRAcKRRs wed
With PIDe from the same source supplied.
And natchess vnIte SPLIT BIRlp 6eside-
Heelthfui! heslthful healthful fare
Ne'er for the brsve, ..t
On land or wave,
Did sFiIl diinher feast prepare!
CHoRus,
Hellthtul! heatniul heslthfuI fsreI
Ne'er for the brave,
On land or wave.
Dld skiil daintler feast prepare! -
The ohcers and soldiers Of the b. 5 Army uni-
ssTis sGnis q shi at,,sssssTisTty of
MIC ChACkERs, ESQ FRUIT PIES, 10,
Sc ever Cal otner delicsces, light or substantial
p 4Is ssR ss ksf:, .ai s e
" v. je2s-iw
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SEALED PROPOSALS are lnvitsd uutil the
- 18th day of Juiy, 1872. for supplying u. :.
Subsistence Degartment with eOOO heads Of Beef
The Cattle to 6e delivered at Washing ton. ID. c..
ana each anlms 70 average 800 pound gross. No
animal ADM tied that welr be sss tEan loo pounds
gross. Heifers, Stsgs snd Bulls. not Wantsi,
The hrst delivery Of Cattle to Re mads on the Is,
msns may direct 800 head of oBttle pr week vii
be res ui red TO lie delivered under this contact
be required.
No oId will be entertained vhen put in by con-
tractors who have previously failed o comply with
their contracts IN anJ Deeartment OF GoVsrdment
the bidder ls not present. 10 ad 60 bis
The nsmes of firms should be stated In full, with
the preoise sddres. OF each mcnher Of the hrrn.
sidered and an cath OF slisg lsnce mrs. accompany
e6ch proposition.
II bids must be aoocmpsn.ed By two guarsutees
Blcs TO be directed 70 MAJOR A. BECK WITH. .
y g.. Y. +. 4, Mss1tngton. ID. g., and endorsed
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DsOPOsALs WILL BIZ RECEIVED ST
day Of JAY, lse1, for Essvelins sixth street from
MsIylaad sveaue % Pennsyivsnik Avenue, tbs
gravel 30 nine Inc hes IN the osntre, and brought
90 fur In hes ct the zniter line are gravel 70 be
OF coed lSiiy. 20 b5 veil raked clear OF stone OF
In psossT Is. and thee We ! ro'Iei vitha heavy
Proposals pin st.ts the Pros. per ssns,s for
eR sSaa oemu,saoss; 4 s.s;sa 4 sTbsSai. bis'tis..
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y DR.. JOHNSTON,

Has 6isecTs-sdfks mou CcrsaiH, SPEEDY asd osI,
FEecfezl RsElsdy ~ fks World.
FOR ALL DisEAsES OF IMPRuDENCE.
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PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS.

WAR DKPAarHNpy,
0fAes Ht1sfsry S@psrtEfezdszf Rafhcads u.S.
WaSAiasfos April u, 1ee2. y
No Passenger Train will be run from w Washing
ton 10 Manassas until further notice
ID. G. McCALLUM,
tpIs-d M. d. ana Sup, Railroads, U. g.
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we, 60. OF the county Of -, and State OF
-, do hereby guarantee that - is able Ia
his proposilon and that shonld hls proeosition bs
ecceptsd, ne will 81 onoe enter into contract IN
socoroanee thereyifh. Shoald the cclTact be
lilies,
lrhis guarantee must Be appended to each bid
shown b[ tbs octaI eertIfoete Of the Clsrk Of thc
nearest District CoufEs or of tee intel statss
sDsdiet AuofheJ' jeA
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q Y ICI Ia

DEPARyMENT OF STATE,
II WAsKIrsroS, January IS, lsss.
The secrctsry cE sase VIII hereafter receive
Members OF Congress On bsslnaa on Ssturdsyn,
eonmsneins with Saturday, the frst of leri
aontk.
sj,I &c WILLIAM y. sEWAER
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lust RECEIVED AT No. Is MARKET
a. spsSSss nS s.b Penn: sIl.., svepus. petysenSN
IN IN IA Ra,morsis gn E,.Iah Lces .s LAST
Lsoe. CoIEre@ss @ and Button Caters; 49,
E,ench Kid Slippers, Misses and "
Frenoh Ca fskin. Glove Cali, Patent Leather, Mo
rocco. and Lasting Caters, and Ties, Also q
srs;Ss ssr;cs 'ahe'f o. s0yg shoes g sxcssdl5E low
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pARS BRo's6RAND CLOTKINs DEPOT
~ 90 ncT T. aud 7ih EtCecIs, IL .ow the Place
shere I'll raea 80 % buy their orthts ot SINNER
Gloshieg soe u re aso sOod reasons Why every
oze should there 20 buy. FNTsty, We sell cheap
thsn Offer ~ TlsT estsbIIshmert In tLis CITY,
secondly. cur EaTUuoRts cannot he suTpassed, IN
sty making or trI nEaiDs, theF o &c ual 10 the
best ct merchant tAiiOrs wort. And tbrdly, We are
Always careful Ia TeoomU sncIrS our oOos at has
they really are. hence no d oePti0n
We respectfully solIoIt oltlzea,: strsnters and
discharg6d soldiers 20 come 80 DAK n RIOS
establishment ccruer Of ~ and ets., 20 buy every
article of CothIoE they nee5. - rs I'm
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LADIES' and 6KNTLEMENs very superior
WATCHES By al the more reliable makers, inofudinx
FIodsham and Jurgenson also tho "Ameriosn8
JEWELRY.
.Every description Of Rich Jewelry Of the latest
SILVER WARE.
Silver Tee sets. Pitchers, 6obiets, CuDs, Forks,
MILITARY GOODS.
Presentation swords, richly embroidered Shoul-
der Straps, seshes, Belts, Pistols, &C..
N. w. GAIT RRo7 ysvslsrs.
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LET NO FALSE DELIClCY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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WANTS.

Qnn MEN WANTED for tbs 5th Regular
EVU Ceyn ~. Pay, In addition 70 ratons and
clothing, 3lS 10 s2l per IN p9h,
81 pemium BaG 20 Giti-ens soldiers for esch
accepted recruit.
Fo further Information .vply at the lEts osIup of
the regiment, Camp Clifburns, 2lst e;, " asa
lrgs0l, h. O. ri. FUSDiCK,
ie 2s-Im Lieut.. Eth Cavalry. RtcruIt'g Offosr.
WANTED-A first rate COOK, who will also
W CO washing aid IronlLg, Iasuire a. I5I z
street near Nth. ie II
"a MANTED-A WOMAN ttat understands
w cooking, washing Snd IroIi 7r-No. $40 mr.
street. 6etS cen And X, Navy Yard. jeI5
NOTICE.
\ HOSE In want OF Employment Cf auy kind
Eould better ca on the rea INEELLI6 I;NCE
OEfitE, NO. sl1 9sh street, (wkeye the ,st Of
Ear VII be given to FIRST olssa serrartsD 4 have
VA d applications on hard for good Coofr, E.un
dTesses. wbermaids, w tiers and Slsmstre -ses
Hlso, for Young Men 20 vat on tab es IN privase
ftnIlIes or hO.es. FAR Il HANDS vanFed hrl-
pIoyers n went good hep VIII fn1 il % tneir az
vantage 20 call.
n. .B. HOUSES waited. The bast of ten.pts
csn bs Obtained without charge by APPLYING AZ
above,
m 2c-Iy NJ ~ MIfTpP
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wANrEO-At the New York Employment
W Asency Oalce. No. e1I Ninth .trest. nsST
COL.ERED G1RLS, with good retersnces, as
Cooks. Chsm bcrTnalds, LEurdIesaes, Mattresses,
NErEes, and Seamtresses. Also young Golorsd
Men TO wait on tables in Private Families or
Hotsls. Also wanted houses Immediately, with or
hep: VIII find II 70 Il cir sdvsntege 70 call.
n B-U N. Ii. MILLER.
W. WANTEG.-We are nov buying SECOND-
w HAND FURNITURE, STO YES and BID
DaNS, ISr Vhlca We are fsJlns the highest
nsvlnE Surplus OF farn1tgre, viii snd !, - tkeiT
BSNi y eRJFEIy6.
is3-E Ne. $50 5th a.. k@tg. snd X ctz
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tHR MANY THoUsANDs cured 81 thIs Insti. utio,
important surgical opsreuo1s ReTforned by lST
Johnston, wtneeeea hy the reporters Of papsrs an
pesred again and again before the pubIio. hsSiae.
ms sarelag ss agenflemGn Of oharnotar sna re-
skonsiolntys ~ . ssnioIent guarantees 20 ths al.
olotca. N 10 lms-
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E0R SALt-Tw1 new FRS. Glass three story
4 BRICK HOUSES, on the hsIga.. Of EseOree-
tON n lnSuirs of W. -. GOBEY, tsRI-if
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-22
INDEPENDENCE BUCHANAN COUNTY, IOWA. TUESDAY, JULY 2 1862

point of honor-a private station-but
that whilst such was my determination
and earnest wish, that | shall ever be
found contributing my humble though
Jealous efforts, to promote the success oi
the Democratic party, the only one which
has ever yet been proved qualified to con-
duct the affairs Of the nation and pro-
mote the peace, prosperity, happiness,
glory and unity of our government.
When visited my brother and other
numerous relatives in the spring of 357,
promised them that | would, as soon as
| could arrange my affairs in the North,
return there and purchase home for the
winter and spring seasons at least.
Hence my reference to that intention in
my letters to Davis, but not intending
then nor afterwards to go there to join
them in a war against the North. Ny
idea always was to fight the Abolition
lists, if it should become necessary to do
so IN tile Union, but not to break up the
Union for any such suicidal purpose.
| hope those newspapers which have
given publicity to the many ISLANDERS
heaped upon me, will publish the above
as simple act ofjustice.
Yours respectfully,
GEO. w. JONES.
Hon. D. A. MAHoNY, Editor Herald.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-22
NO. IS.

is true, and they come back, what be
comes of the good Government that those
Of us who have been in the field have
been fighting for 70 say the least, it
becomes impered. Now, then, what do
You think of the legislator who viii sit in
the halls of our Congress and be afraid
to use the power of the Government
That's it," Hit 'em" jeff Davis
early in this war impressed men lie
was not afraid. lie saw the necessity of
it, and he being a bold man resorted TO
impressment. We want soldiers. and
want them quickly. There is a way 10
get them. In time they will come by
volunteering, but the exigencies of the
moment are so great it is dangerous TO
wait. Will this Congress before it ad
Journs-and the time oi its adjournment,
L am told, approaches-wil ii have the
courage TO leave behind on the statute
book drafting law | fear not. f." Yes
they will" And yet they ought by all
means, because the time may come when
every strong arm in the North and in the
Border States, too, may be required TO
sustain the Government. True We
have been dealing in aifeclations. Let
us discard them. We have been accus-
ed of vanity by the people of the Old
World. All peoples are vain. 1t was
natural that we should be. Let us not
carry our vanity, however, to the point
of destruction. If need be, repeat
again, let us summon TO the battle field
every man in the land who can carry a
gun or stand beneath the flag. Loud
applause. Now, then, fellow citizens. |
have really made you a speech, when
did not intend to. Oh, if | coulI ret a
llIile backbone into those who are GOV
erning us. Applause If could but
animate them TO use the great powers
that God has given us, in one year the
very results Of the prosperity he has Civ
en- us. If | could but stimulate them TO
the point Of courage when they dare do
their duty as our soldiers in the field
dare TO march TO the cannon's mouth.
and | could induce them 10 let us make
'raT, that is all | ask. Loud applause.
And there may be some around us now.
turn 10 them, and in the name Of the
soldlery, the regiments | command, and
say that | want to be allowed the privi.
lege, when march through Secession
districts, TO make my soldiers comforta
ole on secession property. Applause
a Voice" Remove Mcdowell. Tn
derstand me. | would not make war bar
barous. would cultivate every ameni.
ty that belongs to civilized warfare, and
God knows they are few enough
Laughter. But never again want to
lead column OF troops through land
rich with comforts and luxuries belong
ing TO the enemy of my Government
without having the privilege Of giving
portion OF them at least to The gallant sol.
dler who follows me. Good and ap,
plause. In conclusi~n. my fellow -cit-
zens. say again | am very grateful for
this honor. Tie retired amid great ap-
plause.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-22
PROCLAMATION by the Governor 10 the
People of Iowa.

have this day received from the Sec
etary OF War, telegram requesting me
to raise, as soon as practicable. for The
United States service, for three wears. or
during the war, five regiments of vulun-
teer infantry, being part Of the quota
of this State under the late call of the
President for 800, 900 men. Tie pres
erration OF the Union. the perremily of
our government, the honor Of our State.
demand that this requisitou should be
promptly met. Our harvest is upon us
and we have feared lack Of force 10 Sc.
cure II. But we must initiate our brave
Iowa boys in the field, meet new emer-
goncies with new exeruons. Our old
men and our boys, unfit for war. II need
be, our women, must help to gather har-
vests while those able 10 bear arms 90
forth 10 aid their brave brethren in the
field The necessity IS urgent. Our
national existence is at stake. The more
promptly the President is furnished the
needed troops the more speedily will this
unholy rebellion be crushed, and the
blessings OF peace again visit our land
Until then We must expect the hardshirs
and privations Of war.
The time las come when men must
make, as many have already made, sac
rtice Of ease, comfort and business for
the cause of tie country.
The enemy, by a sweeping conscrip,
ton, have forced into their ranks all men
capable of bearing arms Our govern.
mont has as yetreliod upon the volunteer
action OF our citizens. But if need be.
the same energies must be exerted 10
preserve our government that traitors are
using 10 destroy il. TO simplify and
systemic the raising Of these regiments.
| have assigned one 10 each OF the list.
81, 81 and llh Congressional Districts,
and TO the 9th and oh together This
viii prevent interference in recruiting and
enable those from the same section 10 60
to the field together.
I Which district viii have its regiment
+ first in the field s? Places rendezvous,
+ for the different regiments, will be des-
ignated when | receive notice Of their
destination. will be necessarily absent
/ for some weeks at Washington. Mean
time all Information IN regard to the new
regiments can DO Obtained from Aliu.
tant General Baker, at Clinton
SAM Eli j. klRkWOOD
Iowa City, July 9th, 1869.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-22
BUSINESS CARDS.
JED LAKE.

4 TTORNEY Il COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A Notary Public, Land and General Agent
independence, Iowa.
Will give prompt attention to all profess
.ional busine entrusted to his care. Taxes
paid for non Residents, Claims Collected and
secured. Especial attention will be given to
the securing of BACK PAY and BOUNTY,
and obtaining PENSIONS for Soldiers disa-
bled in the present War.
July 6th, 1862. Holy