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CONFEDERATE STATES GOVERNMENT.
PRESIDENT,
JEFFERSON DAVIS, Of Mississippi.
VICE PRESIDENT,

Members Of the Cabinet.
JUDAH P. BENJAMIN, of Louisiana Secretary of State
G. G. MENHINeER, of South Caroua Sec'y of the Trea.
GEoRGs W. RANDOLPH, of Virginia, Secretary Of War.
STEPHEN R. MALLORY of Florida, Secretary OF the Navy
JoHx K. REeAN of Texas Post Master General.
THOMAS II. WATTS, of Alabama, Attorney General
ROBERT Z. LEE, Generain Chief.
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Oct. IA, 1855:
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-04-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF,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 Orrn A. North,
and against the lands and tenements Of Ne.
thaniel Walker, have levied upon the fol-.
lowing described property, viz:
The Southeast quarter of the Southeast quar-,
ter of Section Thirty-six, in Township Eighty
nine, North of Range Eight. Also the West
Fractional Half of the Southwest quarter of
Section Thirty-one, in Township Eighty nine.
North of Range Seven. Also the Northwest
Fractional quarter of Section one, in Township
Eghty-eight, North of Range Eight, West of
the Fifth ?. NJ all in Buchanan County, State
of Iowa.
Which property, as above described, 1 will
offer for sale, at Public Auction, at the door of
the Sheriff s Office in the village of Indepen-
dence, on Wednesday, the 18th day of Nav,
A. D., 1862, at Two o clock p NJ of said day, to
the highest bidder, to satisfy said Execution
and costs.
HIRAM II. HUNT,
Coroner, and Elk officio SHERIFF,
Sheriff S Office, Independence, Iowa,(
April ID, 1862. 4-4w
W. G.. DOMAIN, Atty for Plaintiff.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-04-15

HARTFORD, April 9.-Gov. Bucking-'
hams majority is 5000. Last year 1t
was 1900. The Senate is unit against
Democratic House. and stands Isl Re-
publicans against Sc Democrats.
PHILADELPHIA, April 10. - Twelve.
inches of snow fell last night, but is rap.
idly disappearing under warm sunshine,
ST.. Louis, April lO.-Two steamers.
fitted as floating hospitals, left here yes
terday for the Tennessee river. Large
contributions of all kinds and supplies
are being made to-day to furnish two
more, which will leave this evening.
The western Sanitary Commission are
moving earnestly and energetically with
this matter, and every effort will be made
for the speedy relief of our wounded SOL
diers at Pittsburg Landing.
Col. Kelton, First Adjutant General,
and Gen. Ketchum, are in charge here
while Gen. Halleck is in the field.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-04-15

and repeat his declarations. The same
eallousness TO Union victory, the same
persistent misrepresentation Of the gov
eminent. the same arguments 10 uphold
or excuse treason, are used by men in
our own midst, and elsewh here over the
country. These men are banded tcge,h-
er in party utilization, and we ask again,
in all candor, what we are TO term them,
ifnot secession sympathizers ? Is it do
ing these men injustice thus to brand
them Can we, in justice, term them
anything else ? Is it not apparent that
when they exult so joyously over parti-
zan victories, that they esteem our ar
mics no partizans of theirs when they
fail TO exult over their success ? The
evidence is indisputable that they are
not in sympathy with the loyal side Of
this contest. Let the people mark them
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-04-15
Our Victories.

EE- We devote most of our paper 10
details relative to our recent victories in
the Mississippi valley. That at Island
No. 10, has no alloy. All the enemy's
army, munitions Of war, cannon, camp
eqnipage, trains, &C., and nearly all his
boats, are secured, without the loss Of q
man on our side. 1t is one of the most
brilliant operations of the war.
At Pittsburg Landing we seemed te
have been surprised at first. and part o
the army nearly annihilated. Reinforce
ments came in good season, however
and the enemy completely routed, with
great loss in men and cannon. The
enemy. however, has made another stand
at his entertainments, and another serious
struggle will doubtless ensue.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-04-15
From the Potomac Forces.

GS- Gen. McCLELLAN's operation;
have been greatly retarded by heavy
rains. He is now before Yorktown, wher,
the enemy are strongly entrenched ant
have very large army, under experien
ced leaders. A great conflict may shortly
be expected.
The Merrimac, with a feet of smaller
vessels, has again come out into Hamp
ton Roads, and eaptured three small YES.
sells. She has made no attack, however
upon our men Of war, and no engage.
ment has taken place between her and
the Monitor. Thrilling news will doubt
less soon be heard from that quarter.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-04-15
The Victory at Island No. 10.

EE- The results of the victory at Is
land No. 10, are as follows
/ Major General,
3 Brlgadier Generals,
10 Colonies,
Several Majors and Lieutenant Colonies,
Sc Captains,
GA First Lieutenants,
"a Second Licutena.ts,
Non commissioned officers for eight rcgim'ts
5000 privates,
5000 stand of arms,
l2S pieces of artillery.
$4,000 worth of provisions.
ID steamboats,,
1000 horses and mules,
1000 wagons,
Ammunition nest.mated.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-04-15
GRAIN AND STOCK TRADE OF CHICAGO

GRAIN AND STOCK TRADE OF CHICAGO
We learn that The Messrs. Fairbanks
have set in the elevators in this city, du
ring the last year, about seventy OF their
five hundred bushel hopper scales, and
Sc veral smaller ones. Each Of these can
be loaded 10 its full capacity, and the load
discharged. in few minutes, which
shows something of the immense amount
of grain which can be weighed upon
them. They have also set, at the differ
enr stock yards in the city, five of their
stock scales, with platforms of sufficient
size 10 weigh whole car load at once,
which must add greatly TO the facilities
for shipping live stock from this market.
Chicago Tribune.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-04-15
For the Guardian.
CAMP MCCLELLAN, DAvENPoRT,)
April ;. 1850 {

FRIEND RICu If it would not be
trespassing upon your time too much,
allow us to tender our sincere thanks to
the Soldiers Aid Society of Independence
for those good and substantial socks
which we received from their hands =
Also TO the patriotic and Union loving
young Ladies, for those neat and commo.
dious Kneedle Books. And allow us to
say that we will endeavor to show by GU,
future conduct, that their kindness was
not entirely misplaced.
In behalf of the Boys.
GEO. N. WATSON.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-04-15
Republican Cong. Committee.

ES- The Republican members of the
Legislature, from the 81 Congressional
District, thought best to elect an Execu-
tive Committee for the present year. and
accordingly selected the following:
Willis Drummond, McGregor, Chairman s.
p. Adams, Dubuque George Watson, Delhi
J. Rich, independence j. Hobson, West Uni
on Lewis Case, Waverly; G. g. Case, New
Hampton O. Faville. Mitchell /: Theodore Bar
dick, DEBORAH Z. ID. Sabin, New Oregon Col
Spooner, Wateryllc.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-04-15
Ey- The Waterloo Courier give

Eyr The Waterloo Courier gives
the following Patent Medicine swinders
very proper gratuilous advertisement :
w. j. SLOAN, Chicago ID. b. Form 81
Son, Chicago ; X. CRUGER, TAG Broad
way, N. Y. In SLoAN's care we know
the denunciation is deserved. for We have
suffered little from his operations our
selves. Pass him around.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-04-15
Ty Our irie

EJ- Our friend, l.. d. INGERsoLL,
known all over Iowa as that spicy writer,
Linkensale," has been promoted to a
81 400 cleikship at Washington. We
expect, if he gets his deserts, that he will
yet be at the head Of bureau.
, 1862-04-29

E Our dispatches this morning an-
nounce that Gen. Fremont's forces are in
possession Of S:aunton, which is an in
pcrtant town IN the very heart Of Vir-
g1nia. Frcmont's column Is pouring
over the mountains from Western Vir-
ginia to aid General Banks Divi-
sion to drive the rebels southwark Since
the troops under Banks, Mcdowell and
Fremont ere no longer held back By Gen.
Mcclellan, they are showing Whist they can
do. Every days report chronicles a fur
ther advance into Seccssia. The Stars and
Stripes now float over more than half OF
The Old Dominion, and the work Of subju-
CATION goes t-ayely On. While the rebels
are holding Tic strip Of land between the
York and James rivers against the grand
army under Mcclellan, the combined forces
Of Mcdowell, Banks and Fremont may
march upon and seize Richmond. We
can see nothing to prevent it. Banks is
near Gordonsviue With at least rs 900 men
Mcdowell is on the south side Of the Rap
pahannocl, and Fremont is at Staunton
8 courle Of days march from Banks col
,nn, ut the head Of 10000 or more men
Here is force CT $1,000 and upwards
pressing forward on the capital Of JEFF
dom, End where is the enemy that is ablt
TO resis. or Tepulse them? Should Kich
c.ond be taken, the rebels st yorktown
will quickly get Il fire in their rear -
leaving them to "skedaddlc II or surrender
Things a1c working down in Old Virginia
, 1862-04-29
GEy. HALLECk>s ARmY,

Our Cairo correspondent telegraphs with
the approval of Gen. Strong), that the con-
soldated morning report Of Gen. Halleck's
army, last Saturday, showed 10000 effect
i've men. These figures are rather larger
than the popular idea, but We think the
strength Of the column has not been over
stated-certsinly when it is remembered
that not far from 10000 mel have been
added since the late battle, hslf Of them in
Popess division, aud the other half fresh
troops from camp. Upto Sunday evening
no battle lad been offered, but the clash Of
arns was hourly expected. There had
indeed been some skirznisling, and the two
armies were SO near together as to lool.
each other almost in the eye. It was thought
the bsttle would come of early this week
perhaps On Monday and our correspond
eut hints that it was intended to have {
battle yesterday The morale Of our army
is excellent, and there will be no SURPRISE
fills time.
, 1862-04-29

There can be no doubt Of our success at
tile otncr crd Of the Mississippi The re-
ports come through rebel channels and are
unsatisfactory SIS to details, but they are
eHr}iclt upon the grand result. New
Orleans has been restored to the Federal
1:.g. We have official reports from
the l!tct Up to the 18th inst,
{: with time il had entered The
Mississippi. aaI also Of the departure Of
Gen. Banks column from Ship Island, to
cooperate with the land attack. The reb-
els have given US the sequel Of the move
ment, und though we msy wait several
days for the report of our officers, the delay
will only enhance the public appetite with
outin the least impairing the fullness Of
fhe victory
, 1862-04-29
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, 1862-04-29

General G1snt l1ae become extremely sensitive
On the subject Ct the late bA::Ie-so much so t1a:
hc ordered the arrest Of two or three Colonies and
Captains for eayinE t1Et oar army was surprised
BY Behurega1d.-7'stis1ugyA A.ls- Cincinnati Com
R.e5c5di.
Sensitive, indeed! Perhsps the late
commander uptAc Tennessee had better
arcs: his entire army, and make clean
thing of il ly arresting even the hand of
the historian. Not q surprise! Tie in
pudence Of the idea passes all surprise.
, 1862-04-29
From Fortress Monroe and Norfolk
Fears OF Attack from BuFnsfde.-
The Reports from New Orleans.

FORTRESS MONROE, April GA boat con-
tanning four black men and one white man ar
rived here this morning from Portsmouth,.
They report that the Merrimac will come out
soon.
A dispatch in yesterday Richmond papers,
received By flag OF truce, dated Mobile, Fri
day, says the Union gunboats passed Forts
Jackson and st. Philip st four o clock Thurs
day morning, and at one o'clock on the same
afternoon we're before New Orleans: 4 1u-
NOR was current in Norfolk last night that
New Orleans had surrendered.
But few troops were in Norfolk Or N the VI
cinity Off
Il vas rumored that Commodore Tatnall
had been removed from the command OF tue
MerFimac.
It is stated by contrabandz that the most
intense excitement exists around Norfolk,
apd they hare great fear of an attack BY
Burnaide Nearly all the troops have gone to
South MIL, to repel any advance he might
make.
Contrahands state that the new prov On
the Me1rimae is Il feet long, Of wrought iron
and steel pointed
Many citizens Of Norfolk are leaving.
The fall Of New Orleans is conceded by
every one.
Harpers Heek7y, on its arrival here to-day,
Was seized on account of an objectionable
editorial aud map Of the vicinity Of York
town.
All the yards aad lower masts Of the Gale
ua have been removed. Nothing Is now seen
abore her deck except smoke stack-
, 1862-04-29

u The Hcuse has passed the anti .po-
lygamy bill, including repeal Of the Utah
territorial laws on that subject,

tB The portion Of the speech Of Hon.
$. Co!fax which We publish this morning,
will richly repay perusal. It is on the
question Of the confscadon ofthe property
Of the leaders Of the rebellion We have
not seen the subject 50 plainly OF pointedly
presented by any member Of Congress in
so few words. It appeals to every mans
judgment and challenges his appreciation,
if he be actuated by sense Of justice and
patriotism. Congress must not adjourn
until some confscaion act is passed. The
people expect it, and the necessities Of the
nation demand it.
, 1862-04-29
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1852.

regiment, vas found floating In the Tennessee
river yesterday. =,
The latest adyices from our army Is to the
effect that the main body Of General Halleck's
forces has advanced beyond Shiloh: Church on
its way towqr3s Cosintb, and that the forward
movement goes On as rapidly as the condition
Of the roads admits OF. The advance guards
Of the opposing armies have had some heavy
There is rumor that Beauregard ia eEacuat-
ing Corinth, but it is not credited.
, 1862-04-29
CONFEDERATION at Green RAy-Sad
Los. by DroWnfnE--Loss by High
Water

MnwAuKEE, April 29.-The extensive
etores Of Strong & Day (groceg} and J. B.
Schettler, (bardware) at Green Bay, we're de-
stroyed By fire on Wednesday. The Loss ~ IS
heavy. Strong & Day are insured for "a QUO,
snd Mr. schettie1 for sll 900.
The Baraboo (Wis.} Republic gives the par
ticula1s Of the dro wiring Of Mrs: J. q. Hartison
and Samuel Dean, al Manchester. They, TO-
gether with Miss Virgins, were crossing tue
FLYER in q feyry boat. and were capsized. Miss
Virgins saqed hesself by swimming ashore.
The bodies Of the two drowned persons have
been recovered, and the sad affair has occa-
stoned much sorrom in the community
Black River rose IS feet on " Wednesday, the
greatest Advance since the big June feshet
81 ST. The boom at BroekWa3's 8 mill gave
waY, letting out about million feet Of logs
belonging to various parties John Leyis'
boom also broke: letting loose all bis logs,
and 80 did the boom of the Webber boys, at
the old D'Connen mill The latter have lost
quite large amount ..:,' =
, 1862-04-29

: NEW YORK, april 2a-The Washington
&nr ssys It is not emily true that n Mercier,
the French Minister, did not see and converse
with Dr.. Lemolne, in Richmond, on the occa~
sion Of his trip into secessia, as alleged BY the
Richmond papers, and therefore did not hold
in their current lnsurrection through Dr.. l.,
as they also al1ege; but 1t is also certainly
true, thst while there he held no official
Communication whatever with any person
except the copsu1s Of his own Government at
Richmond and Norfolk. While there he ssw
and conyersed With many persons whom he
had known in society here, including Judah
P. Benjamin, but his intercourse with them,
one and all, was wholly Of an unofficial
, 1862-04-29

HARR1sosBuRe, Va, April H.-Yesterday
afternoon the pickets OF Col. Donnelly's
brigade, stationed eight miles hence, on the
Gordopsyile road, we're attacked By q large
force Of Ashby's rear guard, and driven back.
One of our men Was Killed and three Others
wounded. The reserve Of the 48th Pennsylvs-
MIA and a section Of Hampton's Battery then
advanced and repulsed the rebels, They r.
treated to wood. where several OF our shells
burst in their very midst, and wagon wss
seen gathering up and carrying of their dead
and wounded.
Owing to the bad state Of the roads, Don
nelly has been ordered to take up q new posi-
ton nearer the town until the roads get better.
, 1862-04-29

Our Vessels Plated with Gable.


NEW YORK, April 2s-Fultherhdvices from
the Gulf By the steamer Connecticut, state
that the sloops-ofwar Riehmond, Hartford,
Brooklyn and 1roquois were p1atea with heavy
chain cable, from their ports to a:ppint below
the water line, previous to the attack on the
Mississippi fortE.
Ian Visited Fort Jaekson under Rag OF truce,
with view Of assisting the Freacl residents
of New Orleane who might desire to get out
Of the way Of the impending battle He WIS
seized and imprisoned over night, but released
next day, aud returned to his sssel greatly
enSaeed.
OFFICIAL REPORTS FROM 1HE FLEET.
WASHINGTON, April aa:-By ssthe steamer
Connecticut tile Navy Department has re-
ceiyed dispatches from Com. Fafragut and
Capt. Porter to April 18th. The steamers Pen;
sasola ad s1d aississigpl TeEe oyss the baF and
Two Confederate schooners loaded with
cotton were captured trying to run the block
adc, bound for Rayanna-
Prisoners report that there were several
gunboats building ct New Orleans and five
already on Lake Pontehartraiu- Several late
II went up the river with the steam ram and
ten thousand men.
The schoouer Columbia, Of Galveston, with
cotton, hound to Jamaica, h&d been captured
bya rarity from the steamer Montgomery
Not being able to bring her out. the schooner
was destroyed. =
On April 4th IN expedition en- route for
Pass Christian, consisting Of the steamers
New Ii ndon, jackson and Lewis, with troops,
we're attacked by the rebel steamer Oregon,
Pamllco and Carondelet. After light Of 80
minutes the Lewis w8s withdrawn, owing to
the crowded state Of her decks, aud The
Others continued the fight one hour and 10
minutes, when the enemy withdrew, appar
rent1y much injured. The expedition then
landed at Pass Christian. The rebel merchant
steamer Wallace, laden with turpentine, ros-
in and lime, was chased and captured.
THE GOOD NEWS CONFIRMED.
Fon7REss MONROE, April 25.-A flag OF
truce today took dispatches and letters to
prisoners. No papers were received, The
Telegraph operators having left New Orleans
there is no news from there. The operators
attempted to return, but found the city occu
pied By the Federal forces.
TO Hon. E. Ii. Stanton:
The news Of the occupation Of New Orleans
| By our forces Is confirmed to-day. No othe1
, neEs. |Signedl JSo. E. Wool,
| Mai Gen Commau ding
, 1862-04-29

ConnectIcut. from the South Coast Pass On
the 18th, has just arrived. The Connecticnt
brought sick aud wounded sea1nen from the
sqnadrou. When she left the mississippi all
tie ships Of the expedition to Ne" Orleans
we're inside the passes, and had their aeess
sanded; and we're all resdy for actlon.
, 1862-04-29
4 Federal Victory Oh the South Caro-
lima Coast

New ToRK, April 28.-A letter from Edisto
Island. s. G., 18th, reports s>brIlliant affair on
St. Johns Island, resulting In the total rout
Of about 900 rebel cavalry BY about 90 Of our
men. The party consisted Of Capt. Rhind,
d., Britnall, masters mate Nelson, thirty
men and a howitzer from the u. 8. gunboat
York. Ssh Pennsylvania and Sd New Hamp-
shire regiments, under Capt. Dow of the lat
Ter regiment, The rebels lost about ffty
Killed snd wounded. No one on our side was
, 1862-04-29

Pu11Anz1pu1A, april s7.-Mr. Crunp, for
more than quarter OF century connected
with the Press d this S r. Pi5a9S,paag S y
iig reaidence in Camdan :s.~i =: :>->:-
, 1862-04-29

Flood at 1nbuque and Clinton.
pgggegs Agf1 L sSIhs S Eyes as s;5 5issn =
C1mTor, Iowa, April 28-The watar rsited
~ inches since saturdsy noops and is still
rlaing rapidly. ~: -: -
, 1862-04-29

~ Col Reardon, of the e9th Illinois Vol
unSsers. having res1gned, Major 'Brsyman, ps
Springfield, Lite Of Gen. McClernand's staff,
las bsen apppoin1ed in bis stead. T.. ).
, 1862-04-29
Our Possession OF E1ortda-.Tae Reb.
els Evactute Fors4 HaFrAncas and

NEw YoRK, April 23.-Advfces per the
Connecticut state that the rebe1 steamer Fior;-
da hns been captured BY the Q. 8. bark Pur-
suit. Forts Balrancas and McRae have BEEN
eTacnated By the rebels. The Connecticut
brought eight ex-1nembers Of the Gal
vestnn artillery who escaped from in1prison-
ment. Every port except Tampa On the COST
Of Florida Is evacuated by the rebels..
, 1862-04-29

KEwAnEE, ILL.,, April 28.---A: fire here yes
terday morning at two o'clock, burned SIX
stores. Loss estimated at $4,000. Insured
for about 5000: -. .
, 1862-04-29

- The fellow In Philadelphia who Ras
K1ed hundred dollars last week fof Biting OF
man's ear, paid a big price for mean din
ster.s- p -
, 1862-04-29

- Gen. Franknn'e division has been
withdrawn from Mcdowell s department snd
added to the army Of Yorktown 1t marched
baekkrom Ca1let's Station {about twelve miles
beyord Mansssaa,} and embarked at Alex
spdtia on the 18th inst.